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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-28

All those indebted TO he late firm of Tho.
mas " Annspangh, either 10y account or other.
wise, are requested TO make immediate paw
ment to the subscriber, who is sole agent to
set!le ana receive the sam Those who have
claims against the same will call and 10
them adjusted for payment.
liberty, July 81 w91Is
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houn, and Thomas Coiqalloun q Co.
? %aint;tI,
against
Winifred sharp, William Sharp, John Sharp
and Sally Sharp, tlue Two last OF whom are
infants by the said Ninitred sharp, special
~ assigned their guardian, defendants,
This cause came on this day to be heard on
the Till, answer. exhibits and examinations Of
witnesses, and was argued by counsel on
consideration whereof the ceurtdoth adjudae,
order aud decree, unless the defendants shall
pay to the plaintiff, surviving partner Of I.
CpIquhoun X Go. the sum uf forty -four thou
sand seven hundred and three dollars and for
ty-fve and IA half cents, with interest on five
thousand four hundred and three dollars and
lhirty-two cents, a part thereof, from the first
day of October one thousand eight hundred
and nineteen, until paid, and the costs eXpeu-
ded by the plaintiff in the prosecution Of this
suiI. within 81 months from the date hereof,
that the said defendants and their heirs, and
all persons claiming under chem, be from
thencelorth barred aud foreclosed of all cqui-
~ and right to redeem the TIVE tracts of land
in the proceedings mentioned, aud in case de-
fault shall be made in the payment OF the said
principal money, interest and costs, at the
time aforesaid, that the Marshal OF this court
do, after advertising the time aud place Of sale
Tor SIN weeksin some paper published in the
town OF Lynchburg, and at The courthouse
door OF The county Of Henry, sell The two
tracts Of land aforesaid, either on The premi-
ses or at the courthouse of the county of
Henry, on some cenrt day, at public auction,
by consent of the r%laintilf, on a credi, Of
twelve months, taking bonds from the pur-
choser5 thereof for the purchase money, ana
retaining the title as security Tor the payment
thereof and that he report his proceedings
70 the court in order To a final decrce-and
by consent, the court doth reserve the ques.
ton whether the defendant Winifred Sharp
be entitled to dover in the aforesaid tracts Of
land, Tor further consideration.
A CoPy-Ieste,
IAIN WILLS
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ghSTHE Subscribers have associated them
I selves together, under the firm Of Lang
horne & Garth, FOR the purpose Of carrying
on the Milling business at the Farm Mills.
near Lynelhnre. The Mills are in good
order tor grinding, and as soon as the ar
tiele is ready Tor market, they will purchase
wheat at the far market price, or grind fol
others upon the usual terms.
HENRY ). LANGHORNE.
JOHN GAItlH.
June f2, 1870. tfl3
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.MAAATaNN N.N%D,

Lying in Tie state Of Missouri, described by
patents as follows No, l4,732, patented 10
James Melton the goth February, 1919. being
the North West quarter of Section Twenty
six, of Township ftty.dve North, in Range
seyenty.three West, containing ONE HuN.
DRIED aud SiAIY AcreS.-No. 4,l47, paien-
ted 10 Dfekersou ferry Goth February, lelo,
being the North West quarter Of section
twelve, OF fownsbipfiity-tou North in RANGE
sixteen West, containing ONE HUNDRED
and sixty Acres-No. 2,632, patented to
John Stanley, goth February, 1919, being the
North West quarter OF Section nine, Of Town.
ship ftty-siN North, in Range sixteen West,
containing EIGHTY Acres. The subscriber
will convey only such title as is vested in
him by tie deed aforesaid, bnt will not be
liable for any defect Whatsoever in the title
The paieufs and deeds are ia his possession
md viii be shown to any pcrson wishing TO
see them. NINSLOW ROBINSON.
Jun S, 1925. 4t92
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10y virtue Of a deed of trust executed to
- the subscribers by Drury Bell, for certain
purposes therein named, AVID recorded in the
clerks office Of the county court Of Amherst,
we shall, on Friday the 18th day OF August
next, proceed to sell, 10y way OF public auc-
ton, tor cash, at the residence OF the said
Brury Bell, in the county OF Amherst,
Sixteen Valuable Slaves,
to wit -Brister, Jim, Stephen, sueky, Caro-
line, FGwin, Albert, Betsy, Ann, 1om, Pats,
Jane, Sophia, Maria, Roderick and Dayy.-
Also, four Horses, two yoke of Oxen, several
head OF Garlic and Hogs, five feather-Beds,
will furniture, one small Feather Bed, and
other Household furniture, (namcd in sand
deed , one Wagon, one Horse cart. aud plan
talion utensils, four saddles and brides, or so
much OF said property as viii be sufficient TO
ralse n certain sum OF money expressed in
sad deed. Acting as trustee, We slali con-
Yey such title only as is vested in US.
SAMUEL HANNAH,
MARTIN W. DAVENPORT, trustees
July 1. tdsgo
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IcFefs aud NHdreS MAJ Be had at
"a JIG. NORTFg"S.
Truly LnrkN Office. LAnchhnrr

Hholes, Sc Hoires, 81 Quarters, 81 50
Package OF eleven ticket-, embracing the
a3 Mo-. ot the lottery, which musf OF ne
cessiiy draw al least $50 80 net. with % mn
ny chances for capitois or shates of packa-
&C. may be had at the same rute.
Prizes in The lotteries Of New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvanin, Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia, sotth Carolina aud Washington CT
y, viii be received ia payment.
4 Orders enclosing the cash, or PRICES, as
above, tree OF postage, for tickets ar shares
viii receive prompt attention II addressed TO
+ RNllAM r. NORTH Lyaeh6arg.
Jaae 8, 1926. tddI2
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nY virtue of a trust deed executed by
ID Philip Lively to the subscriber, bearing
date the 10th day Of September, 1871, made
to secure a debt to Nancy Shields, therein
mentioned, and duly recorded IN the county
court Of Amherst, | shall, on the Doth day OF
July next, it fair, if not the next TAR day, at
Amherst court house, proceed 10 sell, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the following proper
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Another VrNct OF i.anA.

lying on Goose creek, in said county, contain
ing by estimation 3l6 acres, or So much there
Of rs will be sufficient to satisfy one third of
tie debts in said deed of trust mentioned
Tie title to the above described land is be-
lievea 10 be good, hnt acting as trustee, | shall
convey to the purchaser or purchasers only
such title as is vested in me by said deed OF
trust, an RoH4nth"r.
THOMAS DAVIS, Trustee.
June % NldsIi
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Man shai's Sale.

VIRGINIA At Il superior court of
v chanccry holden in tie town ot Lynch
burg the 10th day of October, 1921
Thomas CoIqnhoun, surviving partner of the
style and Grm OF Walter aud Thomas Colqu.
houn, aud Thomas CulqaiIoun q Co.
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.NOtice.

UY virtue Of a deed of,rust executed Ia
- the subscriber by Jabez Lettwicl, Sem
William Ownhy, Jabez L%eftwiell, jnnr. aud
Martin Key, bearing date the 9th day of No.
veInber, 1924 and duly recorded in the clerk
ofieeoi Bedford county court, | shall proceed
to sell, to the highest bidder, for ready nj.
ney, by way of public auction, on Thursday
the 18th day OF July next, if fair, If not The
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n In pursuance OF the above decree, tie
undersigned, Marshal OF the said court. viii,
Oh Monday the I'D day Of August next. fIo-
coed to sell, 10y way otpublic auction, 10 he
highest bidder, for cash, at Nelson coug.
house, the
Negvo Slave DACK,
in the above dans1e mentioned.
G. b. WOODoON, NJ. l.. d. { c
July q. wiwl8
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THOMAS J. DUVAL,

AT TIT SIGN OF II ooLnEN MORTAR,
oN BANK s2uAHI,
HAS Just received, IN addition to his
former stoet, an extensive assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and
DYE SIUFFS. which enables him now TO Of
fer to his friends, customers and the public ge-
ncrally, the most complete and extensive as
sortment ever before brought To this market
AmoSG rutm Attt TIE roILow.sG,v VIZ
26uU VI, ulauber salts, 90 do. Tartar Enc
500 DO, Epson do. tie,
600 DO. Gum Shell 90 do. Quick Silver,
Lac, % doz. bottles Amr
600 do Pearl Ash, ricau CASTOR OH,
100 do. Gum Cam Ia poeks Gold Leaf,
Uhor, coo GALLONS Alcohol,
leo do Jalap, 900 do, Lamp Oil,
100 do. Sponge, loo do. Spts. TuI-
l25 do. Verdigris, p%eatine,
90 do. Calomel,
Ana every other article in his line, all Of
the best quality, and for sale nj the lowest
prices Tor cash, or At six months To p%uuctuHl
customers S~eptcmbcr3.
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@2o,ooo nighes, prize.

tbs IS a LoVery formed by the |ternary
remhinatiou aud perinuiation OF 81 Numbers.
hers y III be se%vera'Iy placed in awheel on tho
day al dfAWius, audGys otthem will be drawn
out mud that ticket having OF 1t the lst, ID
an1 3D. drawn Nos. in the order in which
drawn, will be entitled 10 the prize of 30, 900
dollars aud those FIVE other tickets which
shall have on them the same Nos. IN the fol
lowing orders, sheA he entitled 10 the rrizes
afnxed To them, respectively, VIZ
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NMe NrAet OF \.nnA.

on which Jabez Leftwich now resides, lying
on Goose creek, in Bedford county, contain
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-04-20

places nearly one mile wide. having narrow
outlet, with considerable banks on each side,
so that by few dollars expense in construct
ing dam, the whole pond might be raised
several feet, OF drained at pleasure. This
with the Ashburnbam ponds, it is believed,
would be amply sufficient to supply the Canal
in the driest season.
Gen. Derby, to whom the people are much
indebted for his seasonable remarks and USE
full information, as communicated in his late
letter on this subject, supposed the best course
for the Canal would be through Gardner
Iempleton, &c. and yet supposed the Canal
must be supplied by the Ashburnhsm Ponds.
1t is supposed, however, by people best ac-
quainted with the local situation of this part
of the country, that there would be no difficult
ty, nor any extraordinary expense in cutting a
Canal through the town of Ashburnham, so as
to receive the waters from all these ponds.
Indeed, there can be but little doubt but this
would be the least expensive, the most direct,
and the most eligible route. But as these. dit
ferent routes are to be viewed by legislative
Committee, and surveys taken, it is not nee
essary to dwell on this part of the subject
should think it might further the object to
have the citizens call meetings, and cores
pond with other meetings, petition the legis-
lature, sc. ABB.
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From the r. |. American.
ri. gCESTOME' caviar

1t is gratifying to perceive the diffu-
sion of an earnest and liberal spirit, in
behalf of this important project. Moth
ing, il is, believed, has been lost by de-
lay. The public mind having been
long directed to a contemplation of the
enterprise, in all its bearings-,he
friendship which it has acquired may
be considered the result of a compre-
hensive and judicious survey of its
promised advantages, immediate and re-
mote. A fresh impulse, we doubt not,
will be impaired TO public sentiment, by
the Notice, published in another part
of this paper, designating Wednesday
the eth inst. as the day on which will be
opened the books OF subscription to the
Canal Stock.-Ere that day, we trust,
the Canal will be without rival in pub
lie favor, especially in Providence,
Worcester, and along the valley Of the
Blackstone.
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JEWS SOCIETY.

The Members of the WORCESTER
COUNTY jews SOCIETY, and the Public gen
orally, are hereby notified, that the Anu :al
Meeting of the Society, for the choice of Off
GERS, and the transaction of other business, will!
be held at Leicester, on Thursday, the 28th
inst. the time being changed from Wednesday
to Thursday, on account Of an otherwise inter.
ference with the Meeting of the Directors o;
the Religious Charitable Society of the Coun
ty, some of whom are also Directors of the
Jews Society.
II is expected there will be Sermon, and
two Addresses, from persons appointed for
the purpose, by the Board of Directors. ?
collection will be taken up at the close of The
services, in aid of the object of the Society
The Treasurer, Maj. Enoch Flagg, will re
ceive any monies given in donation, and tn
annual subscription Of Members. The socia
ty will meet at2 o'clock, and the Sermon l.,
delivered at o'clock, p. NJ.
BY order Of The President,
j.. IVES HoADLY, Rec. !Sec'y.
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Worcester, IS. April IS. 1925.
NYAKEN on Execution (hay-

II ing been previously attached on mesne
process) and will he sold at Public Vendue, at
MIR. George Chase's Inn, in Leominster, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of May next, at three
o'clock, P. Mall the Right in Equity which
SlLAS PARMENTER and SILASPARMEN-
TER, j. have to redeem the following de-
scribed mortgaged Real Estate, situated in No
torn, gore of land adjoining the westerly
part of Leominster, in said county. A Farm
containing about lightweight acres, with the
buildings thereon, where said Parmenters now
live, bounded on land of Thomas WEIGH and
the heirs of F. Boyle. Also, lot of Land,
known by the name of ChiLds' Lot, containing
about sixty-two acres, in common with David
Hayden; bounded on the land of said Hay
Gen, and B. R Prescott. Also, another lot of
Land, known by the name of the y1aynard
Lot, containing about twenty-nine acres, and
bounded on the land of !. B. Low, and said
Hayden. .3lso, another piece of Land, known
by the name of Goss Lot, containing about
twelve acres, and bounded on the land Of said
Hayden and others.
MICAH r. BALL, d. Sheriff.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April 10, 1925
To The WIDOW, Creditors and Heirs Of ELIJAH
BARTLETT, Jr. late of Brookfeld, in said
County, deceased, and 10 all others concerned
IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holdeA
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in June next, at one Of the clock, after noon,
to shcw cause why the accounts Of the admnstra.
lion of said Estate should not be allowed, and the
balance of Estate docrecd TO the creditors, whose
claims have been allowed and reported and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, T. Prob.
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Worcester, IS. April IL, 1895.
A TTACHED on mesne pro.

IA cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold at Public Vendue, on Wednesday, the
eighteenth day of May next, at two o'clock,
P. nj. at the house of Simeon p Stranon in
Rutland, in said County--all the Right in
Equity which JOSEPH DAVIS has to re-
deem the following Real Estate, viz-twenty-
five acres of Pasture Land, in the westerly
part of said Rutland, and bounded as follows,
viz-northerly on town road leading from
Rutland TO Oakham, westerly on Oakham
line, southerly on Common land, so called,
and land of!oseph Sweetser, and easterly by
land of James Smiths heirs. .A.so, about four
acres of Meadow and Upland, lying near said
DariS's House, and bounded Cd town road
leading from said Daris's to turnpike road and
the Davis Farm, and land of Eleazer Ball.
Also, fifteen acres of Pasture Land, lying near
said aforementioned land, and bounded on
said road and said Ball's land, and land Of
Joseph Henry.
SETH CALDWELL, Coroner.
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Dtrn.

In Barre, on the 31st ult. of a long illness,
Lucy King, aged 2 years, daughter of John
King.-On the 18th inst. Mrs. Sarah Eaton,
wife of Dea. Jonas Eaton, aged rs. Printers
an Maine and Fremont are requested TO insert
this deaft. -On the 7th inst. widow Mary
Caldwell, in the rcd year of her age. Prim-
ters in Nea0- York and Vermont are requested
TO ansert the ab0re.-On the 10th inst. iIrs.
Louisa Allenswif of Mr.. Zebediah Allen,
and daughter of Mr.. Nathan Allen, aged %.
Printers in Courtland County, .Ns,o- York, are
requested to insert the dbore. -.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April IS, 1895.
To The WadoW and Heirs Of GRENDALt. WooD
late Of Mendon, in said County deceased,
and 10 all others concerned an The Estate
Of SAID deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited 10 appear (if
You see fly at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Mendon, in said County, on the fourth
Tuesday in May next, at ten OF the clock, be-
fore noon, to show cause why the instrument,
which purports to be the last Will and Tesla
ment of said deceased, should not be approved !;
and you will be heard thereon.
NATtIL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester, SIS. April IA, 1925.
ENAKEN on Elk ecution, (hav-

n ing been previously attached on meshe
process,) and will be sold at Public Vendue,
at the House Of Sylvester M'Intire, Innholder
in Oxford, on Tuesday, the seventeenth day
Of May next, at three Of the clock. in the
afternoon-all the Right in Equity which
SOLOMON WALKER has TO redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate which he now lives on,
situated near the centre Of the town Of Ok
ford, consisting Of about seve nty.cight acres,
with the Buildings thereon. Also, three lots
Of Woodland, two Of them in the westerly,
and one in the northerly part Of said Oxford.
SAMUEL SMITH, ID. Sheriff.
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Blackstone Canal Notice.

To ARTrMAs WARD, Esq. one Of the Jas
tees Of the Peace 1uithin and for the
County Of Forester
THE undersigned represent
m that they are Petitioners for the act in
cooperating the Blackstone Canal Company
that ten thousand dollars of the Capital Stock
Of said Company is subscribed upon the books
OF the Company, and that said Company is
now authorized to choose officers and transact
business as Corporation-we therefore pray
that your warrant may issue in conformity 10
the provisions of said act, notifying a Meeting
OF the Proprietors 10 act upon the following
matters, 10 wit -
lst.-To choose a Clerk, Treasurer and
such other Officers and Committees as may be
necessary.
2d.-To make arrangements for procuring
further subscriptions to the Stock.
3d.-To adopt measures for the establish
ment of byc-laws and regulations.
4th.-To adopt all such measures as may
be necessary to locate and open the Canal.
JOHN DAVIS,
JOHN w. LINCOLN,
BENJAMIN F. HAYWOOD.
Worcester, .aprtl ID, 1926.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April IS, 1875.
To The WsdO~ and Heirs Of sAnvEL FAM"
BANKS, late of Mendon, IN sad Cg'tnty,
deceased, AID 10 all Others coareT7ted in
he Estate Of said deceased, GREEriEo
YOU are hereby cited to appear a
you see ft at the Court: Of Probate TO se
fourth Tuesday IN May next, at ten OF the clock.
before room, TO show cause why the Instrument.
which purportsto be the last VIII and 1estamenss
of said deceased, should not be approved; and
you will be heard thereon.
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Notice as hereby giren,
WHAT the Subscriber

n been duly appointed Executor Of the
asst Will and Testament of Israel Tro,c, late Of
4ardwick, in the county of Worcester, deccas-
ID, and has taken upon himself that trust, by
living bonds as the law directs. All persons
Indebted to said Estate, are hereby called up.
n to make immediate payment, and all those
whom said Estate is indebted are requested
exhibit their demands for settlement.
BENZ. ROBINSON.
Hdrdpick, April 70, 1926.
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Worcester, So. April IL, 1926.
VNAKEN on Execution (hay-

n ing been previously attached on mesne
process and will be sold at Public Vendue, at
George Fays Inn, in Oakham, on Saturday,
the fourteenth day Of May next, at four Of the
clock, in the afternoon-all the Right in Equi-
ty which Adm DAVIS has to redeem the
Farm on which he now lives. situate about
two miles easterly Of tie Meeting House in
Oakham; bounded south on Silas Clapp,
east on Joseph Prouty, north on Moses
Brown, west on Amos Hunters land-con-
tanning about two hundred acres Of Land,
with two Dwelling-Houses and other build
ings thereon.
WILLIAM ROBINSON, ID. Sheriff.
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.
NN7ILL be sold at Public Auc-


w ton, by Order of Court, on Tuesday
the seventeenth day of May next, at one o.
clock, P. M. on the Premises-all the Right
and Interest Sally r. Bass, Charles Buss,
May E. Buss, and Susan BusS, Minors, have
in the following Real Estate, of which their
late father Maj. JOHN BUss, jr. died seized,
situate in Leominster in the County of Wor-
cester, viz.-the Home Farm, with two Dwell
ing Houses, two large Barns, other Out Build
ings thereon, situate about half a mile from
Leominster Meeting House, on the westerly
side of the road leading to Westminster, con-
tanning about twenty-five acres of Land
also, plat of Land, with small House
thereon, situate about twenty rods eastcrly of
said Home Farm, on the east side of said
road containing about thirty rods.-.4lso, a
Farm of thrty-six acres of Land with DWELL
ing-House thereon, situate on the south side
Of the road leading from the Clothier works
of Capt. Otis Stearns to Capt. James Carter's.-
Said Lands are in an excellent state of culti-
walton, and the Buildings in good repair
Also, about thirty-'hree acres Of Wood and
Pasture Land, about two miles from the Meet
ing-touse, by the road leading from Deac.
John Boutell's to James DoutelPs.-Conditions
liberal, and made known at the sale.
WILDER CARTER, said Mi"sr 70
Leominsier, April Is, 1926.
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Representative Election.

The votes for Representative to Congress,
in Millbury were for Davis so, Siblcy 81, Bas-
tow /. There is, therefore, no choice. The
result of the next trial we think cannot be
doubtful.
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Imported Horse
O0AWNEJBWGa

COLUMBUS was purchased
" in England, by GEN. JoIs,, Co6;n, and
was selected, after an examination OF the best
Horses Of this particular breed in the King
dom; was shipped to the British province Of
New-Brunswick, from thence to Boston, and
presented by General Coffin to, the Trustees
Of the JMassoehuseus Society for Promoting
Agriculture, to be under their direction for
the benefit Of the Society, with view to pro-
mote the Agricultural interest Of his native
State.
COLUMBUS will stand at the, Stable of
G. Ben,is, Innkceper in Spencer, Oh Mondays,
from the 9th Of May to the 18th Of July-and
at the Stable of the Subscriber the residue OF
the season, except the second and fourth
weeks Of May and June, and the first week Of
July, on which weeks he viii be in Connecti-
cut. Il,
COLUMBUS is 8 years old, i6 hands
hish-his colour beautiful dapple grey--his
Stock are superior TO that Of any Horse in this
section Of the country, and are a sufficient
recommendation, so far as known. m snsr.-.
him liberal share OF business. w
Terms for CoJUNBus, s. the single
Leap, and Sc the Season. Terms for ensuriGg
will vary according to the age and character
Of the Marc.
SAMUEL DUNBAR.
Charlton, april Is, 1925.
n. B.--Good Pasturing for Mares,
from distance, but the Subscriber viii NOT
be accountable for accidentssor escapes.