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STORE HOUSE FOR RENT.

L,OR Rent the three story Brick House.
L on Main Street, lately occupied by j.
Il. Boyd. II is veil calculated Tor business Il
"a family aud The stand is among the best and,
there is a well OF good water on tire LOT with-s
IN few yards OF the honse-Possession may.
be had on the 10th inst. Enquire OF James,
sDufcl. teis76 May 3.
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OrICE-By ,irtus Of a deed of tyus

:. OrlCE-By sirtus Of deed of trusI,
executed by Christopher Isbell a2d
William !. isheil, the 9Th day Of October,
s24, ard daIy recorded in the clerks Office
II the county court al Amherst, we shall, on
'sueslay the 18th ot July, 1926, before the
DNarket louise, IN the town of Lynchburg
sell, for cash, tc satisfy the purposes of said
decd, the following property, to wit A tract
lpr parcel OF Land, lying in the county OF
amherst, and containing 10 aeres--one house
land lot, now in the occupancy of William l..
|lsbell situate in the county OF Amherst, aud
three slaves, Caesar, Charles and Peter, wa
|ternen to !pther with al. and singular the
Flights and appurtenences belonging to the
bsH,d tract OF Land and Lot---ts trustees, we
5sha!l only convey such title as is vested IN
bus, though il is supposed 10 he indispu;abie.
DAVID HOFFMAN,
LEWIS GREGORY,
NATHAN b. THURMAN.
June ]. tds4S
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Maurice Ii. Garland,
ATTORNEY Az LAW.

ILL attend the Inferior and Super.
or Courts Of Campbell, Amherst and
bedford. together with the several courts
tho lden in the town OF i.ynchburg. He may
lbe found at his brothers. Is. Garland s) office
ION Sd Street, nearly opposite the Wasbington
Hotel c3w47 June 80
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N'eM Nat Store

E SAMUEL DlNkLE 81 Co. have
&M just opened, IN the house mex
ss door above Henry Cation, s
Cos. Shoe Store. ard it'll,
below the vrginian Office. a new and ex
Il
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BOoH BINDERN.

IVA subscriber has lately procured an
L additional first rate Book Binder, which
enables him 10 do all work, in that line, with
nestnsss and dispatch. He has received di.
vet from Philadelphia, very large supply
nf paper of very superior quality, which ena.
,,les him 10 do any KIND of
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NathN. Winston,

a T the junction Of Main Street with the
"A Alley leading 10 and from Friends TO
Martins or Stone Warehouse, offers 10 the
'nblic, by Wholesale aud retail, general as.
.ortrnaut OS
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4 BANk NOTE was stopped 10y u.s.
~ some days sgn, handed in by negro !.
from attending circumstances, II Is supposed
hal the note was stolen. The owner. IS de-
sired Ia give description OF the same, IN a
satisfactory way, pay the expense oil this ad-
verlisement and take the note.
L. a. l.. STEVENS.
New London, July 3. te2"92
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kENRUST SALE-Pursuant to deed II
4 trust executed to the subscribers, byl
FSamuel |. Harrison, for certain purposes
ztherein mentioned, we shall, on Frida! /
the 28th day ofJu!y next, if fair. if not thtl
Gnext fair day. proceed on the premises, I'll
9se'l for ready money, 10 the highest bidder,
1.-Two tracts of Land. The one originally
Ia part of what is commonally called thtl
SChesnut Hill tract, contains 1921 acres,l
Sand is situate in Campbell county, on,
sJames river, at the mouth of Jof's Branch;
Edistant only two miles from Lynchbnrg.
sThe other contains one hundred acres. and
us bounded on the one side by the Narrow
Low Ground tract, and on the other by the)
siract above described, The contiguIiy on
tn SO Lands 10 the town Of Lynchburs'
srenders them, in the opinion of the under
ssigned, very valuable.
The title is believed TO be nndouhted'I
lbut acting as trustees we will convey suehl
p0nly as is vested in us.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
G. ANTHONY
June 5. tdssi
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A NDREWS g. BROTHERS, beg
"A leave to inform the public in general,
that by the latest arrivals they have reed
! the principal part OF their Spring and Sum-
mer supply Of Staple and Fancy Goods.-
! A. 10 the selection of their assortment this
Eseasnp, they have omitted no article that
Ecould b. procured in their line Of business
that is either useful or fashionable, as they
presume their customers expect this duty
from them in requilal for the liberal pat
lronage they have received, they consider
III unnecessary to give them a tedious de-
tail of every article that comprises their
assortment Of
IVY Goods, groceries,
Hardware, Crockery, Hats, Shoes, &c. &c,
Irhcy will however, take leave to say that
|in their exertions to get together a cheap
|and elegant assortment, they have never
been so fortunate. Aud they invite with
confidence call from all customers.
May Is.
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ANe u HISD2NsS
CELEBRATED
RHEUMATIC POWDERS

Recommended by The most respectable physi.
clans M Europe rs tceH rs in .4meriea as q
Sate and ceriain cure for the
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NJ OTiCE-Will be offered for sale Al
~ public auction, on Saturday The 18th
inst. variety OF articles belonging to tie es
4tate osThomas Humphreys, amongst which
Iis Bed and furniture, Mahogany Desk, d
'qusntity OF Books and variety of other ar.
sticles too tedious to mention
Terms will be liberal and made known on
The day of sale, which will take place at the
Brick Office, lately occupied by the deceased,
Opposite DR.. Lambeth's
All persons having claims against the ss-
tate are requested TO make them known OIL
that day, that provision may be made for
payment. Aud those indebted 10 the estate
are likewise directed to make payment, as
longer indulgence will not be given.
SAML BRANSFORD,
admr. de boais non oftke estate of
Thomas Humphreys, dee.
Suly 3. tds4S
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M liCE.-By yirtne of deed of trust
~ executed to US by James Brooks, dated
Ithe eleventh day of August 1924, aud recoT-
eded in the county court OF Campbell, we
6shali proceed to sell at public auction, ou
4 the premises, for cash, on the 26th day OF Au1
Egust next, tract or parcel OF land lying and
being in the county of Campbell, on Staun|
zion river, supposed to contain one thousand
5acres being the tract OF land purchased by the
Esaid Brooks of William Irvine, or so much o.
4 the said tract OF land as shall be sufficien, lo|
gpay the amount OF psincil al g. interest no"
due Tor the same, together with the costs
iand charges OF sale.-Acting as trustees wei
.shai convey such title as is vested in US by
the deed aforesaid
WIN. RADFoRD,
ALEX. IRVINE.
June. Is ctds45
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OTICE-Part of our new Spring good

4 ~ OTICE-Psrt of our ne" Spring good.
! = y have just arrived. which we have re
eeeived by the late arrivals from New York 4
sPhiladelphia, which is a well selected assert
!. ment OF goods calculated for the present and
lapproaching season, purchased by partner
Presiding in Philadeiphia, which will bear a
comparison with any brought to this marke
las they have been purchased principally al
Sauction and many of them al very great sal
fcri6ces, and will be sold at very small az
evance.
Most Of the goods are Of nssO style, patterns and
2e1tra qualify.
4 Among the invoice are
1Rich fig'd Gau2e and Leese Ribbands
sSuper. Prints, Irish Linens and Lawns
Beautiful fig'd Silks, &c.
We shall receive fresh supplies by almos
Reyery arrival.
ANDREWS g. BROTHERS.
April 27.
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Auction.

TO be sold, at Public Auc-
h ton, at the House of Chenery Abbot
in Holden, on Thursday, the Oath of August
next, at two O'Clock in the afternoon-A
TRACT OF LAND, lying in said Holden,
containing six hundred acres, more or less,
and is known by the name of The French
Land, and was formerly purchased of the
Commonwealth by Pierre Mathieu .4ndre, for
the use ofJean Francois Billion, whose Heirs
will now give title.
The said Land will be sold in Lots. of IF
ty or an hundred acres each, to suit purchas-
ers.
A Survey and accurate Plan of the Lots
will be taken by the Subscribers, on the 20th
inst which may be examined by those who
wish to purchase.
Conditions OF sale will be 10per cent, 10
be paid at the time of the purchase, and the
remainder ir payments of one, two, or three
years, according TO the amount, with good
security, on interest.
Any information respecting the Land may
be had by inquiring Of either of the Subscrib-
ers. SAMUEL G. WILLIAMS, Boston.
SAMUEL NIB BURNSIDE, } M.
ISAAC GOODWIN, "O'ee"e'
.JuLY 8, 1926.
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Worcester, IS.
March 4, 1925.

Worcester, IS. July 81, 1926.
NOTICE is hereby given, that
1 Y the Commissioners of Highways, for the
County of Worcester, will hold a meeting in
the room adjoining the Library in the Court
House in Worcester, on Thursday, the tenth
day of August next, and on Wednesday, the
sixth day of September next, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, for the purpose of receiving
Petitions respecting Highways, or Common
Roads, and transacting any other business
which may then be regularly laid before them.
At meeting of the Commissioners, holden
this day at the ColEee-House of Capt. SAMUEL
i. Thomas, IN Worcester, the following Rules
and Orders were passed, to wit -
l. 10 all cases, where Highways or Common
Roads have been located and accepted by the
Court Of Sessions, and which are now subject
TO he supervision aud review OF the Commits
si9ners, and application shall be made there
for, tne Petitioners shall file their application
Az writing, with copy of the record Of the To-
cation Of said Road; and shall be holden to
produce satisfactory evidence that the Road
has not been worked.
2. On fling Petition for new Highway,
or common Road, or for the alteration Of such
Road, which has heretofore. or hereafter may
be established, the Petitioners shall! be holden
to exhibit correct plan of the proposed route,
and the distance of the old Road and proposed
route, The same to be ascertained by actual ad-
measurement, together with such other facts
and circumstances, as may enable the Com
missioners tojudge correctly upon the expedi-
ency of personal'y vie wing The proposed route.
fl particular attention 10 this direction, may
GrOid The Liability Of Petitioners 10 pay the en-
PeAse Of making The uieO.
3. Before the Commissioners proceed to
view proposed route, or TO locate new High
way or Common Road, or to make an altera-
ton in any Old Road, the Petitioners shall be
holden TO file correct list of the names and
places Of residence Of the owners and tenants
an possession of the land, over which the pro-
posed route may pass, so far as the same NAV
be done that the Commissioners may be en-
abled to give them seasonable notice of the
time and place, when aud where they will 60
about their work. A strict compliance with
this order will avoid the great delay and EN-.
harrassmeut, to which Road Committees have
heretofore been subjected.
a. When the Commissioners 60 about their
work, the Petitioners shall be holden to shew
the proposed route, and TO point out TO them,
as nearly as may be, the divisional lines be.
tween adjoining tenants of land and be-
tween towns, over which The proposed route
shall pass. A particular attention to this order
will greatly assist the Commissioners TO per
form the duties ofrtheir Office with accuracy
and dispatch.
The papers, in relation TO the unfinished
business Of the Court of Sessions, respecting
Roads, are Ia the care and keeping OF VIII.
LIAM JESNIsoN, Esq. at the Clerks Office,
By ordercf The CoRDa'rs Of High,cays.
JARED WEED, Chairman.
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33oetrn.
NEW MELODIES.
By TnoMAs MooRE.

aNo.-leave my heart TO rest, If rest it may,
When Youth, and Love, and Hope have
psss'd away:
Could thou, when summer hours are fed,
To some poor leaf that's fall'n and dead.
Bring back the hue it wore, the scent it shed !!
No!-leave this heart to rest, hrest It may,
When Youth, and Love, aud Hope have
pass'd away.
Oh! had | met thee then, when life was
bright,
Thy smile might still have fed its tranquil
light;
But, now thou break'st like sunny skies,
Too late to cheer the seaman's eyes,
When wrecked and lost his barque before him
lies
No!-leave this heart to rest, ifrest it may,
When Youth, and Love, and Hope have pass'd
aWaY.n
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Public Notice

TNHE Subscriber informs his
u Friends and the Public, that he has
purchased the Tavern Stand, in Charlton, (for-
merly owned by r. SlOne,) on the Worcester
and Stafford Turnpike, where he will be happy
TO wait on all those who may be disposed TO
call on him. Byprompt attendance, diligence,
and strong desire 20 please, lie fatters him
self that he shall be able to render the enter.
tainment of those who call upon him, satisfac-
tory. JOSEPH LAMB. :
Charlton, July &c, 1926.
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FestivoI Of Lchthyon.
Festival of Ichthyor


n heretofore called Jonah's Feast, will be
celebrated at the Public House Of CALVIN
MANN, Esq. in Greenwich Village. on We'd
nesday, the 23d of August next. A general
invitation is given TO all who shall be disposed
to honor the Festival with their attendance.
senes, Spears, and Hooks, will be put in ear
y requistion on that day and all kind of fish
mat can be procured, viii be upon the table.
A Public Discourse will be delivered on the
occasion, by the Rev. FEsTus FosTER, of
BtImtield, in the Masonic Chapel.
The General Committee consists of the fol-
lowing Gentlemen, viz:--Col. Eibridse Cut
Ter, Of liardwick, Observation-Disclosures
Chandler, ESQ: Petersha m-Gnn Samuel Loe,
Barre-Capt. Moses Allen, and Capt. Martin
Mendal, Observation-Disclosures P. Wing, Esq.
Greenwich-Mr. H. H. Delano, New-Brain-
tree-Apollos johnson, Esq. Dana--Hon. VIII
liam Crawford, Oakham-Mr. jeremiah Nor.
ton, Athol-Mr. Hosea Hooker, Enield-and
MIR. David Field, Brook6eld.
NIB. Tickets, rs cents.
JOSEPH STONE, Ssc'Ty.
Hardwick, July 25, 1926.
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Worcester. So.
Worcester, IS. July 10, 1926.
A TTACHED on mesne nro.
NYorcester,

4 n cess, taken on Executions, and will he
sold at Public Vendue, al Col. Oliter adams,
lnn, in Westminster, on Saturday the 10Th of
August next, at one o'clock, p. M.-all he
Right o6Redemption that EBENEZER JONES
has to redeem his undivided half Of a large
brick Dwelling House, with Out Buildines. ana
a Garden spot adjoining the same.-Also. one
undivided half Of about twenty-seven acres Of
excellent Land, lying nearthe same, all situat.
ed in the centre of said Westminster, on the
fifth Massachusetts, Turnpike Road ;--and Al
the same time, all the Right that FARWELL
COWEE has to redeem the other half Of said
premises.
HENRY COOLIDGE, Jr. u. Sheriff.
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ar The above MEDICINES are enclosed IN
pamphlets containing directions for using them,
and numerous certificates of cures performed BY
tbem-are warranted genuine-and may be had
OF the present Proprietor, at bis COUNTING Room,
over No. 20, Court-Street, BosToN, opposite
Concert Hall and at retail, by his special APP
pointment, as aboye--and also in other large
cities aud towns throughout the Union.
Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures may
be had of the agents, gratis.
A large discount to country physicians, traders.
&c. sc,
June go, 1895,
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Wanted,

A T Saxon and Leicester Facto-
IN ries, at birmingham and South-Leices-
Ter, number Of YOUNG MEN 10 work in
the Cloth Finishing Department. Likewise,
several YOUNG WOMEN, to attend Power
Looms. Steady employ and liberal wages
will be given. Apply at said Factories.
South-Leicester, July 10, 1926. CIV
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Insurance dggd0st
sn1R "a X

NvHE SPRINGFIELD FIRE INsp-
l. ANCE COMPANY, with Capitalo'
100000 Dollars, paid in and well investd
continue to effect ASSURANCES on all kidi
Of property against loss by FIRE, not exceed
ing $4,000 on any one risk, on terms asia
vorable as can be afforded. Apply at theOt
fee of ISAAC DAVIS, Attorney at LaI ii
WORCESTER, who is authorized to fill bli
cies.
Worcester, Nov. 2, 1925. 3ws, eo91I
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0m bbls. Lon 90
@S don White r
Lead. so
2s do. Philadelphia do. | 90
S tons Red Lead. 3
so bbls. Black do 10
rs do. Spanish Brown. s d
es casks yellow Ochre. 100
1000 lbs. Chrome Yei- v
low. l5(
S bbls. Stone do. so
S cases Chinese Yer 10
million. IS
8 casks Verdigris. &c
so bbls. Venetian Red. So
so tons Whiting. q
20 cases Gum Shellac. 10
10 do. do. Copsl. go
10 bb,s. Copal Varnish. 10
so do. Spts. rurpentine IS
so do. Linseed Oil. S
so reams Sand Paper. 90
8 cases Gum Opium. 10
S do. do. Myrrh. s
8 do. do. Tragacanth. 10
S do. do. Mamma. S
10 do. do. Aloes. 10
8 do. do. Gamboge. 90
10 do. do. Camphor. .
With a large and compl
Paints, Medicines, |
Windo1O Glass, &
IlStrumei
For sale at No. 10 & g
| Street,
| DELANO &'W
At wholesale or retail, on a
terms, than can be
other Store in
Boston, July 10, 1895.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-09
LEAD AQUEDUCT PIPES

THE Subscriber informs the pullit
that he continues the manufacturing of Lsat
Pipes for Aqueducts, at his old Stand, and KEEPS
constantly on hand all sizes, which may be hal al
cheap as can be purchased elsewhere, (of ih'
same qusty) on application to Messrs LINcIL
FEARING & Co. Agents, No. il0, State-Siee
Boston, or to the Subscriber.
As pretcnees and promises, By those who see
public iavors, are always irksome, and furnish to
frequently just grounds for dstrust. the Subserl
er viii only observe, as it is his duty and his inter
est, SO it will be his utmost endeavor. to rende
his work worthy OF continuance of that patron
age which it has received for number of year
past. DAVID LORING.
Concord, Mass. .9pr'il &c. 1926. 4wsl0weo,
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Rufus Porter's Estate.


WE the Subscribers, being du-
w ly appointed by the Hon. NATHANIEL
PAINE, Esq. Judge of Probate for the County
of Worcester, Commissioners, to receive and
examine the claims of the several Creditors TO
the Estate of RUFUS PORTER, late of Wor-
cester, in sad County, deceased, represented
insolvent-do hereby give notice, that six
months from the first day Of August instant, are
allowed to said Creditors TO bring in and prove
their Claims, and that we will attend to the
reception of said Claims, at the House of CY-
Rus STocKwELI., Innholder in said Worcester,
on Saturday, the 10Th day of August inst. and
on the third Saturday of September, October,
December and January next, from until S
O'Clock in the afternoon, on each of said days.
A. HAMILTON,
SAMUEL JENNISON.
Worcester, August l, 1926.
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Notice.

WTE the subscribers, having
w been appointed by the Hon. NATHAN
TEL PAINE, Judge OF Probate for the County
Of Worcester, Commissioners, 10 receive and
examine the Claims Of the Creditors TO the Is.
tate Of POLLY JACOBS, late of Royalston,
in said County, Widow, deceased, represented
insolvent, do hereby give notice that ten
months from the seventh day Of February, are
allowed said Creditors to exhibit and prove
their Claims, and that we will attend that SER
vice at the Store of BULLOCK & GREGORY, in
said Royalston, on the third Mondays of Au-
gust and September, from two to six Of the
clock, i. M. on each Of said days.
BENONI PECK,
ABEL BLISS.
Royals:on, July II, 1926.
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Patent Lead Aqueducts.

ENHE Subscribers respectfully
IL inform the Public, that they still con-
tinue the manufacturing of LEAD AQUE-
DUCTS, for the conveyance of water. The
manner in which they are made, renders them
as cheap al first cost as Wooden Aqueducts !;
SO that the purchaser, in this case, will be free
from the trouble of repairing leaky and rotten
Logs. Any person or persons wishing TO pur-
chase Aqueducts Of this kind, can be furnish
ed with any size as cheap, according to the
weight, as can be procured in any part of the
country, by calling on the Subscribers, at
their Shop, near THoMAs's Cofee-Hcase, in
Worcester.
They fatter themselves that, from their ex-
perience in the business, and from the encour-
agement they have hitherto received, they
shall still merit the patronage of those who
wish to purchase this kind of article.
WASHBURN & GODDARD.
Worcester, July /, 1926.
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Worcester, IS. July "a, 1926.
HSAKEN on Execution, hay
n ing been previously attached on mense
process, and will be sold at Public Vendue, at
How's Idrer1a, in Lancaster Village, on Satur-
day, the twenty-sixt day of August next, at
four O'Clock, P. NJ. all the Right in Equity
which NATHANIEL WHITC0MB has to re-
deem the mortgaged Real Estate where he
now lives, in said Lancaster, with Dwelling
House, Blacksmith's Shop, and other Buildings
thereon; bounded by land Of Maj. JACOB FISH
Err, and others.
MICAH R. RAIL-. d. Sheriff.
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Medicines, Paints, and
Dye-SfuG.

| 90 tons Cam
| peachy Logwood.
so do. Fustic.
| 90 do. Hacke Nicsra-
| qua.
| 10 do. Shell do.
| s do. Redwood.
/ 100 bbls. ground Cam
wood.
1 $50 do. do. Logwood.
so do. do. Fustie.
10 do. do. Redwood.
rs do. do. Nicaragua.
| 9 cases Bengal Indigo.
! S zeroons Spanish Float
do.
10 bbIs. Blue Vitriol.
go do. Alum.
| 10 hhds. Copperas.
IS carboys Oh Vitriol.
| S hhds. Madden.
90 gross Press Papers
10 bales Orange Peel.
s do. Gentian Root.
10 do. Pink do.
S do. Fol SIENNA.
10 do. Snakeroot.
200 do. Liquoriee Root
. do. Sponge.
omplete assortment of
s, and Dye-Stufs:
IS, y Surgeons
& 60, South Marke
ct, by
WHITNEY.
on as good, if not bette
be bought at any
: in the city.
90. 3m
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Public Notice.

VENHE Subscriber informs hi
Il Friends and the Public, that he has re
Gently taken the Tavern Stand, and Minera
Spring, in the northerly part cf Oxford, Mass
Formerly owned by ]. LAMB,) where he vii
be ready, at all times, to wait on those VIII,
may favor him with their custom. The recen
analysis of the Mineral Water enables him d
offer it with confidence to all who feel disposeI
to resort to his house, and the encouragement
he has met with in this early part Of the season
and the beneficial effect of the water, in mani
cases, induce him to believe that be shall ob
tain very respectable share Of public patron
age. Those who call on him, may depend Of
having board on reasonable terms, and accom-
modations and attendance TO their satisfaction
RICHARD STONE.
Oxford, July &c, 1926. 2md