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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

FTNHE subscriber Offers for private sale, the following usc
and parcel, of land, lying the city Of Richmond.
The farm called UfToN containing rather upwards o three
hnred acres. lying north fork OF the Brook and
meneng the Brook Bridge the Turnpike, between
and mile. from hi. city. Tho by all whoe acquainted
with IT, is considered valuable land, most OF being IN wood,
and we'll nbeed and the buildings sufficient for the
comfortable accommodation of tolerably large family
aud that Of Mr.. +. Il. Prices land These 40
formerly laid OF into lots of 10 each, aud will he sold
either that way together Each lot will have the advan
isge constantly through it, and OF them
hsve ne springs, With i. land 46 may be had
adjoining H. aud Of the original tract wish sko {" dispose
good pair carriage horses, and excren Hostier and
carriage driver. For terrps apply to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

CHaNCERY AT ruits taken in the Ciefks oli,e. OF
1896. - " >f'''
fhsee bowman, Compt.
William Rowle;t and Jtmma his wife, John Owen Jesse
Owen William Durks and Agnes his wife, Jesse Rowiett and
Polly his wife Wilson Mann Eliza Il. his Wife Appy
sally, besey, Miey George and Thompson Burk, Ph,6s
hewlett, Thomas Averet and Amy g. his wife, Thou,a, Row
Ann Owen, dec. Isn' ~
The defendants William Rowle and JENNA hi, wife Jobs
Owen Jesse Owen and Thomas Rowe not having entered
iher appearance and given security according oh
GENERAL Assembly, and the rules this court, appe
tthey ae not inhabitants OF this the a the
complainant by her attorney. entered rules
that the said defendants William Ro,sIr and Jemna hi
wife, John Owen Jesse Owen and Thomas owet
here on the first day of December next aud an.wer the
compliments hill and that copy of this order forthwith
inserted IN some one OF the public newspapers prei in che
city OF hchm ond for two months uecessely, aud also pc-s
al the front door o. the Courthouse of this county.
a copy. Tesie u. j. WORSISsM, q.
wHvS~
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FCR LEASE,

MY tact Of snd ia Chesterfield county miles from Mar
4fl chester containing between aud 800 acres Of excellent
quih'y with large aud commodicw dwelling hort hsfn
sud all other Omhuues for the accommodation Of family
P1ession 70 he given the s Of Jsnusry en.nnr. The
le'se may have au opportunity Of getting the Stock II
aud COWS o" moderate terms For luther particulars terms
ossse apply 20 Edward o. Fiend u county Of Chester
field Sher~in MHae 1.-THE county Of Hentoo " The sube
Der 90 the premises MARTHA CHEAPHAII
Oct. 81. 6n-v4,
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10 Burweli Brown of the State OF Georgia. who
in'ermirned with Ann Browns daughter, oI UaroIue
ecunty,Vd
- dec wi'es 10 c mas finally and deliver over
)0uihe property left wife, agreeaby terms Of
ner VIII ne would IKE 10 hear fI0m you Immediately
letter addressed To hun the rne Adnnator of
Ann Brown dee Bowling Gretu Caroline county. Va" will
he attended 10. ~
Nov. 10. re- &c.
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Nov TO-

ftoM FED 10 the jan u .."kem county, tue 2sh
~ day If August, 1926, CYRUS, negro slave, who
,sys he the property Of Ferdinand S. Campbell Of viii
lambn and hired for the year John Nc
Ce~, Of the City 81 Richmond. He had On when committed
black cloth coat and wcost, brown linen psnteoou aud
black hat he feet 10 inches high, dark complexion no
visible marx The reqUested 10 come forward
prove property and pay charges, ee he w be dealt with
40 the Law directs.
EDMD. W HoCKADAY. Jaior.
Nov TO- 5g-U
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con"'''ions''s Office, Richmond, Sept, a5.a, 1926.
Pursuant 1" the foreso'n order notice hereby given all
claiming debts due from John Nluer d
whether in his representative, social individual character
to do before the first day of January next or they will be-
troll ofthe court. H. BAkER me-
Oct 8. aa-,a,,
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GORDO.VS VILLE.

GORDO.VS VILLE.
offer for Rent the Tavern tins place for the ensuing
w year. Ii rented before the Goth of November,
will that day be offered for the highest bidder
CHARLES BEALE.
Oct H. 4S-w21hS NAT: GORDON.
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TO FEMALE TEACHERS.

Nv Dsh foemioy lady Of experience TO take charge o
w school in anuie;. vho is perfecly quaifed to
teach tAs Engl'A AID Froch Language. One tDho
Letters addressed tous, Lasgho,n Post Office Cumberland
D"I DC aHendfdfo. MfRTH1 B. EPPES,
- JOHN c. PAGE
CNnaoerIdna oct "a. 1872 5Di:c
.Hcssrs. John J. Ldnbeyf. David r Lambert
and samuel r. Lambert, merchants and partners of the
CITY Of eIO York. tradiag under the firm Of Lambert and
Brothers
YOU not hsng inhsbitsnts Of this commonwealth and not
having any known agent within the sme will tax. notice
mat we shall on the 2l 22d aud Esd days November
ltthe Tavern House OF William rOwnes, 10 the County Of
Meekienbnrg proceed 10 take the dispositions Of Reuben
Pnyear- Thomas Atkins and Others 10 he read evidence
suit depending aud Undetermined in the Superior Court Of
Ohanesy Tor the Rehmoni District wherein you com
claimants, ana William Bnohel,, John q. Baptist. john Is.
neGfane, William rownss john H. Garter, and Richard II
Baptist are deiendan pursuant 10 cOrDpion awarded,
when aud where may attend you think proper. Your
WILLIAM BfRCHETT,
JOHN q. B4PTIST.
Oct -. f3-wiwt
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CONfyNTSSIO.V BLSLNrESS-

THE subscriber having removed 10 Rcro 3D. teudsr b
Il services to his friends aeqnantance aud the public zen
sfaly - oomm'sson nsfehsqt lie occupies Office fo
the present neas The Basin WIN. MOONS
IT,
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WISH TO engage the services Of LADY, qualified for
teaching Music, sud who well reeonmended.-
Application usy he made Miss Woodward chin ond or TO
wyseii, near Evereusyie, Albeusfle county, Va.
Aug. ~. 27-uff TIL: r. RANDOLPH
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IHeesrs. Becc'iey Smith dd,D0r de 6Onis non of
VWno Srfh, dec. aud q, his right, Danit Wsisear
adior de JoHs Of Uashincfon Wntt, dec ordf6,
sad Daniel W,Ngnr md Seign0ra his 1rift, oud Wtofs
Waffs snd Smith Stonard children and heirs Of Eliza
BIZ NJ Sfa1rri, md Edmund Locte, sheriff of Chester
yGstf and n5soy IF Bsperity c. SfaHord, dec.
" on vii Ptsas to take notice. laf fsAa tie 27tdov
~ Won lf-st nj the Ben Tavcrn in tie CITY of Rich
n'ond bfeer tSe hours of 9d ociock Il. M and sunset pyo
eeedfo tnhe se gedav IF Nathan And.ron ard othrs 10
Court IF chanoey or ne Richmond di,trf n ,sAE an
plaintiff md you dsa-fs and adjourn (,om doy 10
dog rHtS fhs fest.nory shoH tsp< been al tal>r-
EDWD ". SMITH
[fo1. ~. 59-1c4r.
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NOTICE,

SHALL petition The next General A,senblv 10 p,.s I,Vv
dSofeiDg me from my husband Charles GAY tor res.un,
which will be stated in the said petition. Macy GAY
Sussrx, Oct a. 4s-.wtstU
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~ have authorized III Edw4gd Hensls . member OF the
w bate bfm Of LsckirnJ, Uenshaw Co, to proceed In
e settlement o. The ass o said firm, make collections of rs
dents aud grant discharges therefor, 10 nsrue.
GUsTAvUs LucKE
UtN r-n THOS Hiy.
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Ii per5oh ndebted TO the estate OF William Ba- dec
are hereby notified thather boRds will shortly become
due and as anxious to have final ,e~n cut Of the
tate as soon IS possible, prompt payment will be expected
Inc eredors to the estate hereby required their
claims known before the I'll Of December next or they must
lose them, final settlement expected made about
that tInr.
CAROLINE s. BASS aIm'x of VIM Bass. dec.
Amelia ronniy, Nov. 10, 1926 5swtt+
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" iatIHiA, 10 wit; In Ch4ncer,-Loul,a County Cour
v October 9Th, 1926.
John H. Wood aud May his wife, formerly Mary Bth
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Lnnotie HospitQl, IHflLiansbnre


NOTICES hereby given that all the cell, in this in,i,uop
are oecOpied and that no psenL will be received
Until some % the SAID cells are vscsnt JUe notice Of which will
he gwen. By order ~ the Court Of Directors
May IS. S-u LEO; UENLEY,e. d.
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EUTTCAYIOW.

TINHE subscriber will continue his school ensuing year
Mcrven, near Genito Bridge Term,--For board Eek
elusive Of beds &e) $50, payable quarterly tuition, $50
Latin and $50 IA the English language Board.rs
he iurhshed With lodging by the subscriber, five dollars
each The eIsIei,e, Of this school will 5ih
January ard terminate the 18th December following one
OF the summer months beng reserved for vacation.
scholar wii stand engaged chsrgesbe for whole
OF ten months unless received by SPECIFIC for
time. WILLIAM WATKINS
T. ~hatsn county, Nov 10. 53-wis.
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Inan1ery. Airuies taken in tue clerks office OF Prince
Edward County, the 9Th day Of September 1875 Jab.
brsd,hsw Anthony Brooks and Mary his WIFE John Oliver
anu oa ms wife, John Holt aud Elizabeth his wife, William
"" arehb1ld Wersbsm aud Peggy his WIFE Samuel Bsu-
'' a. 49, 10y "'' "he' Conplts.
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/ ClANCERY. Al ruivs taken in the CIetks ol6.r of
Pnce Edward County court, the ilh day of September
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17
Rnmford y4c1den,y.

COPELAND. Seni. Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-17

Against,
Thomas s. Bibb, William Allegro and France, bis wiz.
formerly anees Bib Leo Bullock Frances hi, wiz,
formerly Frances Mas.ie Eliza Ann Louisa u mud Susan H.
Mae Children Of John M.Sie and Suckey hi. we former
~ Suekey Bibb, Nancy McG.hee, widow Of William NJ
=; MeSeh.e, Livingston s. MeGehee, Richard b. Mc(iebre
nilry T. MeGehee, Margaret +. Mctiehee Martha A. NJ
Oehse AID Frances r. oGeh.e, children of the said Wn
and Nsney Medehee Alexander Mo.by Clayton adnor of
David bbh dee and james Bib his ht and a,
vi the last will aud Testament of j ohm Bibb dec S"
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Office.

w e, the Subscribers, having
w been appointed by the Hon. Nathan.
iel Paine, Judge of the Court of Probate for
the County Of Worcester, to receive and ex-
anime the claims of the Creditors 10 the Es-
late of PHILEMON WOODWARD, late OF
Hubbardston, in said County, deceased, rep
resented insolvent, do hereby give notice
that Six Months, from the seventeenth day OF
October current, are allowed TO said Creditors
TO bring in and prove their claims, and that
we shall attend that service at the house OF
John n. Thomson, lnnholdor in said Hub
bardston, on the last Mondays of November,
December, and January next, from one TO six
o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said days
SAMUEL SWAN, } -.
CLARK WITT, comm ~
Hubbardstou, Oct. 81, 1895
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-01
History Of the United States.
syOR sale by billiard

d GRAY q Co, (late Cummings. billiard
& Coz HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, on plan adapted Ia
the capacity of Youth, and designed to aid the
memory by systematic arrangement and inter.
esting associations Illustrated by engravngs.
by REV. CHARLES A. GOoDRrCH.
This work is written in plain, easy, and ele-
giant style-its arrangement Of the subject is clear
and natural. and it is rendered extremely inter-
estIng to youth, by the introduction of lively an.
ecdotes and narratives, serving at the same timf
to illustrate points in the history.
The Fourteenth edition is just published. II
has larger circulation than any other historical
work in the United States. 1t is already estab-
lished' in most of the seminaries in NewEng.
land and has lately been adopted by the Boston
High School and by school committees in the
principal towns in Massachusetts. We give the
following opinion of Rev Joseph Emerson, re-
speeting the work, who is extensively known rs
thorough practical teacher, and whose scmina-
ry for young ladies at Wethersfield yields in &C.
lebrity, perhaps, TO no other. To this recon-
mendatlon might be added many others, equally
lunequyocal
"By using it the last season, the high opinion,
! which had formed OF its worth, was confirmed
and raised. The author is uncommonly happy
in his arrangement Of facts in presenting a sim
| pie, concise, and luminous view of a subject,
which IN its nature is peculiarly complex and in,
lrIcate IN uNiu'hb I've WaOle time INTO eleven
periods; in tracing causes and effects in publish
| ing the principal and subordinate parts of the
work in types of different sizes and IN pre-.
senting reflections for the benefit of the youthful
mind. The style is easy, neat, remarkably per
spicuous, and suited to improve the taste of III,
learner. On these accounts, this little compent
appears peculiarly adapted to the use Of schools
Soon may the light from every window in ev
cry school house in our land shine upon its ia
ges."
,Roston, Oct. II, 1896. CIV
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Auction.

WlLL be Sold on Tuesday,
Wv the 18th of November next, at one
O'Clock, P. NJ. the Real Estate of the late
Doet. .4Gron Holbrook. 1t consists Of pleas
ant situation near the centre of Holden, with
House. Shop. and Barn, suitable for a Cabi-
net Chair, Chaise, or Wagon Maker, either CT
which is much wanted in the town.-.4so, a
House and two Shops, with small water
power attached to each, with forty-fve acres
of Land, situated half mile east OF the above.
The remainder of the Personal Estate of the
deceased, will be sold on the same day at 9
O'Clock, A. M. at his late dwelling house
1t consists OF one Card-Cutting and Picking
Machine, and many articles Of House Furni-
1ure.
MARGARET HOLBRooK, Admir-.
Holden, Oct. Z, 1926. 2w
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.


Worcester, IS. Supreme Judicial Court, at
Worcester, October Term, A. d. 1926.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered,
That the said Petitioner notify all persons in
terested therein, TO appear before this Court,
at n Term thereof TO be holden at Boston.
within and for the county of Suffolk, on the
second Tuesday Of November next, by pub.
fishing an attested copy of said Petition and
this Order thereon, in the ,NassachuSeAs Spy,
and Forester County .45reriiser, three weeks
successfully, the last publication to be fourteen
days, at least, before the third day Of the sit.
ting of sad Court, that they may then and
there shew cause, il any they have, why the
prayer thereof should not be granted.
Attest, ABIJAH BIGELOW, CLERK.
A copy Of the Petition and Order of Court
thereon.
Attest, ABUAn BIGELow, Clerk.
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RHEUMATISM!

ED LINIMENT prepared By the late
w. L. CONWAY, from the Original recipe or Sir
Richard Jebb, Bart Physician to his late Mai.
esty and Royal Family; sovereign and pleas.
ant Iemedy for Rheumatism, Bruises Chill.
blalns, Sprans, Numbness, Stiffness of the iointe
&c. Numberiess instances have occurrd. where
a hxed rheumatism for length of time, and
every medical advice had faile d. has been bey.
.tectly cured by this Liniment in less Than az
hours after it has been applied.
The following cases will be interesting to the
afflicted. " NV
.Hs -, near Boston. was for many wears
afflicted with Rheumatism, which prevented her
st.eaums the family concerns on using one
oItue OIL TINS Lnlment she was perfectly cur.
An old man was severely afflicted with v;o.
lent pain in his back for many years, which hen,
him nearly double-on using this Liniment wac
perfectly cured, and walks upright as any other
person
A Gentleman Of Boston was afflicted consid.
cradle time with violent rheumatic pain in n,
knee; was cured by this Liniment all other med
cines had failed
An old gentleman of Boston, who was affliet-
60 WIN the rheumatism in his back and shout.
ders, was cured by one bottle.
Price ONE DOLLAR, with directions
May be had wholesale Of the present proprie.
,or, AZ ms counting room over No. 70, Court.
~ ss 80 Opposite concert Hall; and retail, by
JEREMIAH ROBINSON. DruOc;s, lt,o....,..
.7lso, u other large cities and towns tbrouob.
ont 'he county-aRd al the above ,i.oaa So 81.
nlso DC had all the other Valuable Edn;i,, ~
SCENES prepared by the late DIR. CONWAY.
CT Country Physicians, Traders. &c. s,r,,;.a
At st'ree discount ''pp"eo
.Bay "a, 1872,
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To be Sold.

4 t Public Vendue, by order
IA ofthe Supreme Judicial Court. on Mon.
day, the 9Th day Of November next ., n
O'clock a. M. on the premises-all the Real
Estate OF Rev: jonathan OsgOOd, late of Gard.
nIer, deceased; consisting Of the Homestead
farm, about 30 acres, together with the Ont.
lands Conditions Of sale made known at the
time and place OF sale. - Wv
WILLIAM WHITNEY, Guardian.
Gardcer, Oct. II, 1895. ' '''
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BIZ AN z s.
Printed and for Sale,
By CLARENDON HARRIS
BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER,
Worcester.
DEEDS

w MoriSaged do.
Quitclaim do.-Risht in Equity do;
Administrators do.-Leases
Justice Writs and Executions
'Summonses and Suhpenas;
Court and Justice Bail Bonds;
Court Writs and Executions
Trustee Writs and Executions
Bills of Cost-Powers Of Attorney;
Pensioners Powers of Attorney-Demluers
Collectors of Taxes Wrts--RecognisaHces
Complaints and Warrants-Re
Mttimus for Committing to House of CoTec-
ton and Jail
Bonds for Money do. with Blank Conditions;
Confessions and Executions on do;
Military Summonses-Justice Records;
Selectmcn's Notices 10 Retailers d Spirits;
Justice Scire-Facias Wrts;
Jail-Keepes's Notices;
All the Blanks from Solicitor Dfris' JEs!fts !;
Sheriff. and Attorneys Docke:s
Also
| For Sale as above, a COMPLETE assert
ment of Stationary & Bldnk BooEs-Lalc,
| Medical, Classical, .MiseeUancus, & Sch0Ol-
Boo&s-PGpeT -Hangings & .ASstcdl Atsirw-
naeHts.
RULING to any Pattern doe at shor;
notice, and upon reasonable term,
Worcester, July l2, 1926. If
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21uetrp.

The Farner and tie Counsellor.
A Counsel in the Common Pleas,
Who was esteEm'd mighty wit,
Upon the strength ofa chance, hit
Amid thousand fippancies,
And his occasional bad jokes
In bullying, bantering. aud browbeatins,
Ridiculing and malIeatiDg
Women or other timid folks
In late cause resolv'd to hoax
A clownish Yorkshire farmer-one
Who, by his uncouth look and gait,
Appeared expressly meant by fate
For beirg quizz'd and play'd upon.
So having tipp'd the wink TO those
In the back rows,
Who kept their laughter bottled down
Until our wag should draw the cork;
He smil'd loosely on the clown,
And went to work.
swell, Farmer Numbskull, how go calves
York 20
sWhy, not, sir, as they do wiz you,
But on four legs instead OF two
s.Oficer." cried the legal elf,
k ePiqued at the laugh against himself,
sDo keep silence down below there.
!, Now look at me, clown, attend, ~
Fave not seen you somewhere, irieno
'Yees--very LIKE often go there
* Our rustic's wasgish-quite laconic,"
The counsel cried, with grin sardonic
al wish I'd known this prodigy,
This genius Of the clods, when
On circuit was at York residing.
Now Farmer, do for once speak true,
Mind, you're on oath, so tell me. you
Who doubtless think yourself so clever'
Are there as many fools as ever
In the West Riding :"
Why, no, sir, no we've got our share,
But not so many as when yoH were there
How sweetly on yon tranquil stream
The setting impr.nts his ray;
Which back reflects the saffron beam,
And glows when it has pass'd away.
More sweetly far, when death draws nigh,
Religion casts her soothing light,
Sheds on the spirits opening eye
Her hues immortal, pure and bright.
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White and Red Lead.
g. WHITNEY.
40 l9 ond 60, Soulk .Narket. Stroet

No. 10 cnd 90, South Market Street.
A GENTS for selling the Phil
~ adtIphia WHITE and RED LEAD.
also WHITE LE.GD ground in OIL They
warrant the above Lead equal to any other
manufactured in America, and will be sold,
together with large stock of
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, & MEDICINES,
at very low prices for Cash or credit.
Boston, Oct. 10, 1926. 3m
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Administrators Sale.

NH7ILL be sold, at Public Auc,
w ton, en- Monday, the 18th day of No
vember next, at 9 o'clock, in the forenoon,
and will be continued from day to day until
the sale is completed-all the Personal Estate
whereof Moses W1ght, late of Templeton, di-
ed possessed, consisting Of a large amount oil
Household Furniture, Wearing Apparel, Farm
ing Tools, IL Cows, Oxen, II other Cattle,
II Swine, II Sheep, 100 bu.hels Of Grain, &c
tons of English and Meadow Hay, and many
other articles. The sale 10 be at the late
dwelling Of the deceased The property is Of
the best kind, and worthy the attention oil
gentlemen from distance.
EPHRAIM STONE, .4dna'r.
Oct 25, 1896.
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Worcester, IS. Oct. y, 1926.
A TTACHED on mesne pro-

sold at Public Vendue, at Daniel p. Haynes
Hotel, in Worcester, on Monday, the 18th day
of November next, at 2 o'clock, p Mall
the Right in Equity which JONATHAN
WENTWORTH has to redeem the mortgag
ed Real Estate on which he now lives, situat-
cd in Worcester, and on Mechanic Street.
DANIEL, uPHAM, y. Sheriff,
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Patent Lead .4queducts.

'ENHE Subscribers respectfully
e. inform the Public, that they still con-
Iinue the manufacturing of LEAD AOUE-
DUCTS, for the conveyance of water. The
manner in which they are made renders them
as cheap al first cost as Wooden Aquedhcts
so that the purchaser, in this case, will be free
from the trouble of repairing leaky aud rotten
Lose. Any person or persons wishing TO pnr-
chase Aqueducts of this kind, can he furnish
ed with any size as cheap, according to the
weight, as cau be procured in any part of the
country, by calling on the Subscribers. AT
Their shop, near THoMAs's Cohee-House. in
Worcester.
They aatter themselves that, from their ex-
perience III the business, and from The enconr-
asenient they have hitherto received. ihev
shall still merit the patronage of those who
wash to purchase this kind of article.
WASHBURN G. GODDARD.
Worcester, July /, 1926.
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ALBERT BROWN,
DRAPER & TAILOR

Three doors north of his former Stand,
HAS just received, select
assortment of CLOTHS, at the late
and lowest prices.-Elegant Olives for Sur
touts; Gilt, Steel, and Pearl Buttons lmita-
ton G oats Hair Camblet, for Wrappers; Vest
ngs, Trimmings, &c.-Ready-made fanta-
looms, Vests, and other Garments, OF almost
every quality and price.
The art OF cutting, as usual. Also, Wtt-
| hanas' Mathematical and Skeleton Rule, at the
usual price.
Worcester, Oct. 25, 1926.