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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-31
EDUC9TTOh-

GRATEFUL for the patronage which has been received
N Aiis NJ. j. Watt have announce, that they Con
then School i. street.
TERAiS or TUITION.
Ofhogaphy Readings Writing, Aritbmstck Enrish Gram
mar, Geog aphy, Dictionary, Competition and Otnatn
Ncediewofk 5doilars per quarter.
DaWing Painting Paper and Velvet, Including the above,
10 dollars per qusIer.
Young Ladies he accommodated with Board Washing
and Lodging Mr. G.. Watps for % dollars per quarter
Fuel during the winter season dollar.
" Special regard paid 10 the morals and Of the
pupis
jan. &c. e3--2awlGf
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a YoJ,,obL -JEU far SoJe

TINE subsbrber offers sale his mill nelia,cIv
d the road leading from the Raleigh aud Old Church 80
Richmond. 1t well fitted having pair of corn ana
Of burr stones and three bong cloths; air inferior 20
in Virginia. He deems unnecessary saw mere IA tho,
wishing purchase will the premises re
CURED will he half cash. the o.her 70 months.
Hsnover jan "a ei--wt- CHARLES TALLEY.
NJ l would al.o sell with Tie mill so acres of land
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az As comittedt TO the Jail Hencc as runaway an tb
iSh day Of ociober 1922 negro who calf, him
sen enry and that he Is The property of Ct Beniam
Chambers negro trader whom lie purchased him from
Mr. Edmond Armstrong in Baltimore. Said runaway about
~ or 10 years OF Of dark complexion es,5 or nehe.
hs stun made and has upon the right OF the fore
bead jt belov the hair. Had when committed blue.
broad cloth coat brown linen paniaioo cashmere ye.
MY siis Cotton shirt. and sla x wool p ard viii |
requisites OF the law such cases, he he dealt with ac
cordipgly. JOHN Z. BURTON, Der.
for Wm. cambridge, ShG.
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FaRMIyILLE FElLaLN ScnooI

an the 10th inst intend tooPen SCHOOL IN FarnyiIIe
~ for the Instruction Of Young Ladies' The School will be
furnished with maps and globes.
Price board tuition wa,os fuel aud other necessary
per annun, he paid semi anuunily in advance
Vacations as in Hampden Sidney college
JAS. H. G. LEACH
r. s. Boarding may he hnd upon accommodating terms in
he so dolars. va
Jan. so. &c 80
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.laru Co,n,nissioner,s OAce.

January ~, 1926
rIJE commissioners Of the Navy will receive sealed PROMO.
4 sls until the dty this month, for quantity Of
Pr COILS, Of the best quality, may he required durirg
ne present year, from The persons contracting The Navy
Yards ~
Portsmouth, New-IIampsiire,
Chafestown, Massachusetts,,
brooklyn, Ncw-York,
Philadelphia, reuusy lYaris,
Wilmington District Of COLUMBIA.
Go'por, Virgins, and
Pensacola
The sh2le must he delivered The different Yard free
fr0u any additional expense 70 bc United States and subject
10 The inspection and approval Of The eommandan of the
pccive yards Or such other inspection the Commissioners
may direct.
he Pofosai must ast hs pike asl-d Ter bsslel Of fee
pccks.
1iu q - n
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,Inn.9 &c.
TO COTTON GROWERS

TINE uh.erber has convenient house in e rear
ofhe one al present ccenpiedby him Caryree where
lie will receive COTTON Storage free of charge the
Planter sold lying in his ouse Storage charged il,
all when the cotton taken away lie will either sell on
Commission, give cash the highest price paid
ket. MADISON WAITHALL
Sent IS. 4l-wt;m
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EXEcUYJvE DISPLACEMENT. ,

~-o-x.,. NIchmond. 18th May, 1925. {
~ oliCE Is hereby gwen that from this all
persons offering themselves principals securities TO
any eond or contrscito be approved blythe Executive will he
required to accompany the with aidavs legal forni
stating the value of the property which they would bona tide
possess ai;er the payment of ali their debts.
by order, W. III. RICHARDSON, 6. c.
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VERY valvsbIe Tract Of Land ia Charlie, CITY county
containing nearly coo acres lying on James river sbo
20 mules from hiehmond, Is offered for ~ The subserer
This aud adJao' the farm o. M. Luieherry Royi and 4,
extremely well adapted for the cultivation Of besf and col
raj oft-houses. e ' 80
The terms viii be lbera and he known on spul,,ss
=" Jonn Farkhihs Es1 htehmond, OK BY addressing -
MfClINTocX T0uSG, II fsllinlers
-" - 80.
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T. sz.sS, suss<szs
L.aMORE DOMi.N.4TORE

a = Nv Il H. lee
a'hev built n temple for tn GOD
'rwas IN myrl. glove,
Where the hcc AUD the butterfly
Wed for each blossoms love.
Thc marble pillars rose Ike snow,
Clttering IN the sun hne
a thou. tui roses she'd their breath,
liz. iucensc, DER the shrine.
An.i there were censor, of perfume,
Vases with their sweet showers.
Aul wreath. of every hleuhcd hue
That lights the summer flowers
AL. like the breathing ot,hose djwer,
Made suiihic soun1
Came, hlling waterfall.
from Lutte. aud voices round
l,pkel upon the ahor,-;h.re
The pictured se,nbSance iav
or MIN the temples lord; II shonS
More beautiful than day.
:. was Sleeping child, a, rar
As the hrst bulu oI sprius;
Like Iusiian GOLD waved the bright entls
IN many sunny ring.
Ito check iu.bed with it. own rose,
Aud with the crirnson sued
From the rich wings that like cloud
We're Der his siuinbers spread.
And nv him Law his f-,,hered shsiis.
HIS golden bow unfsn,
Mvihought that, even ,n his sleep,
His smile was on them sent.
hc,.id them hvlpn hi, name-hi. poue.S
heard them, and smird;
How could they say the earth ruled
by but sleeping ehi'i
went then forth nto the wor',l
To see ,shat hight be there;
|fnd there heard voice of wus,
OF weeping, and despair.
I saw 4 Youthful warrior stand
In hi. ir,, light OF fame
Ills native oitv mid the at.
w til her de!We cf's nluro.
,aw him hurry from the crowd
Sni aiuy his laurel ,,own,
In wearincss, in hup elpssngss,
La utter nstry down.
Aud what the sorrow, then asked.
Can thus the warrior inuve
To scorn his NEED OF victory
They told ms 1t wa, love.
L.sought the forum, there VI. me
With dark and hau-hi- biow,-
III. voice Wa. as the ttuniprts tone.
Mine earring, vith ii now.
they quailel before hi. GA.hing eye.:
They watched HIS lishtcit word
When suddenly Tint eve was dino
That voice no longer heard
I looked upon his lonely hour,
The weary solitude;
When over dark aud hitter thoughts
The sick hearts leltto hrnoi
marked the naughty spirit'a strjre
To read it, hpn, in vain
Again a.k-d :hc cau+e oil i'll
And heard Love. name again,
Act on went: Though, TIM LOVE-.
III woman. e.Nls heart,
Had given fairer part.
hooked upon lovely face,
In BY large daik e-e;
But on The lash there was a tear,
Andon the lip asigh.
askei no, why tia, form had irooptt,
Nor why that cheek was pale
heard ;hc maiden, ,w liz sInS
IttoS me all her tnlc.
! faw urn AMI round it huns
An April dia,!em
Offower,, telling they mournei one
Faded and fair Ike them
turned 20 tales Of niher DAYS.
They spoke of hreath and bloom:
And proud hearts that were bowed by use
Iuto early tomb.
: heard oievery suffering
That on thi. earth can he:
How can they call a Sleeping Child
\ likehes-, Lvvetothee
They cannot paint thee s--let them dream
dark and nainelcs, thing
Whv give the likeness of ih= dove
Where is the serpent's sting /!
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WILLIAM TERRY.

Notice to the Crotoers of Cotton.
VIE Intend rcsulary hereaerto be preha,ers
n OF COITON ii this market They will all time. he
prepared 10 for that article its fair market value in
ana invite those bringing it here for sale them cali
Kchinond, Sept is. 3ll-N KERR
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UNTTERSIT,Y OF L,LRftIAcIn

a ern Range oth place, the ensuing term will hrs;h
Board Washing aad Lodging with ervsnt 70 attend 10 tic
Also. fuel 1T the usual price. Nor shall my seeounod,tior no
second 70 any attbis place. WARNER w. MINOR.
Dec. so 10
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FALL GOODS 8. FASHIONS

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his customers and tie puh.
Al generally that lie has recently opened reyv t4tear
assortment IT the fashionable COOIJS in M Inc ILe
have been sele, ted by himself the North and will be fonnJ
inspection, not 60 be inferior any in this any other mar
ket ia the y States either in point OF quality or VARIETY IL
will receive regularly throughout The winter any new se
which arrives ia this country, aud be notified ofe least bahr
10 tie fashions.
Ife those who may favor him with their order, thai
they shall he executed in the very best and al mode
rate prices.
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.NOTTCE

E'HE Directors ofthe Brooke Turnpike Company have TN,
q day declared dividend Of five per cent ff The L., -,
months, winch will be psidto the Stockholders on s,,I;ess
after tie bfst day VI January. atbe Counting House of
SAMUEL MYERS, 18th street.
u q IL
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READ Y-.gf.dDE C%o 10;

REHD H-.HdDE CLOTHING,
generally kept hand aud made and trimmed in ,et
-
~ ANY garment made Of few hours notice If re.rp;reJ
Uniorms OF every description TO order In the ve,,
best style. " ~ ~
VT Journeymen Tailor' who good oi en- can cst
Pgyme9t aud the very highest wages by applying above
AsuN. ~. b5-.-trff
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-19

So that get him again. provided he be taken
either IN berkeley or Jefferson counties; if out
OF the state Of Virginia, Fifty Dollars, and all
reasonable charges.
Dick. is about feet inches high, 2s or
20 years OF age. toerable black, small vsage
very small eyes, stoop shouldered, has two
pretty large scars on his head, which have no
hair on when spoken to. answers very quickly.
and is easily confused, had on when he went
OH coat and pantsloons OF drab colored
homemade cloth, the coat about half worn.
ana the Plantations quite new, domestic mus
hn sh'rt, an old wool hat, old shoes and other
clothing not recollected, He was seen near
Hoke run on Wednesday evening last, and
on Thursday he was seen between Dsrksville
ana the North Mountain, and on Saturday at
Lee Town, and IS no doubt, at this time urk-
ing about in the neighborhood of Darksvlle
or Hoke's Run. Said negro obtaineG Of me.
on Christmas morning. pass for two BAYS tia,e
70 go to Leetown and return, but has not yet
returned
JACOB VIEWER.
January IL, 1896
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-19

The contract for the completion of
the Louisville and Portland Canal has
been given to Messrs. Chapman, Culver,
Lathrop, Collins, Perine, s. Co. There
were about 25 or so competitors, and
the successful ones are from New York
having been employed on the most diff
cult sections of the New York Canal.
They have engaged to complete the
Louisville and Portland Canal for about
$4,000 dollars, beng nearly 90 per
cent. less than the estimate of Judge
Bates the Engineer The work is to be
commenced previous to the LIST March
next, and to se completed in October,
1927 or sooner if possible.
The citizens of Savannah have had a
meeting for the purpose of giving pub
ic dinner and ball, in honor of Mr..
Crawford, now on visit in that city.
On his arrival there on the slst ult. he
was waited on by the Mayor and Alder
men to congratulate him or that occa-
sion, and welcome him to the city.
Accounts received from New Orleans
OF the LIST ut state that the Commerci'
al affairs ofthat city wear a very gloomy
aspect The French house of Sabatier
and Grima had failed, and it was report
ed that one OF them had forged notes
and checks 10 the amount Of 10000
dollars, and sbsconded with the pro-
ceeds. 1t is said that the Court of the
United States had, in some cases, stop.
ped the proceedings under the State
laws in favor Of insolvents.
The small pox was still continuing its
ravages, and quarantine On passengers
had been established at Natchez.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-19


IhwAky, Jan. "A communication
was received from the Senate that they
had passed the bills to amend the act
for the improvement of WHIPS river
Adding TO the county of Tazewell parts
of Washington and Wythe Releasing
TO John Brown the Commonwealth 5
right to certain real estates Providing
for the Improvement Of out lots in the
] town of Win hester.
Mr.. Gordon, reported bill providing
II for the appointment of an additional
chancellor.
The House again resolved itself into
a committee of the whole on the divorce
bill. MI. Dromgoole in the Chair.
Mr.. Winston offered an amendment
TO the Sd section of the bill, which was
rejected --On motion OF r. Morris of
/ w an amendment was adopted. Mr..
Upshur offered substitute to the whole
bill, which be explained, and with view
to give time for its consideration, the
Committee rose and obtained leave to
sit again.
The speaker laid before the House a
letter from the Governor in the following
words:
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so Dollars Reward.

a REWARD OF TWENTY DOLLARS
AAwill be gwen tor experimenting, and Sc.
curing negro man. named
DICK.
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For Rent.

A HOUSE AND LoroF GROUND, near
n opeckon Greek, in jefferson county--
ne HOUSE is comfortable dwelling; there
also good WE.4FE SHOP. Stable. and
1ther necessary Improvements for d hmig--
inis is a desirable situation for Mechanc.
Articulsrly Weayer. being in pJpulous,
eelthy neighborhood r or terms sppIy 70
ie subscriber ABRAHAM GBRgNLL.
January IL, I826--ts--
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12
1Y2lcG.

In Holden, on the 18Th ult. Mrs. Rebecca
Maynard, wife of OTIS May nard, aged 80,
formerly OF Concord, Mass.
AL Westminster, on the Sd inst. Mrs. Wary
Conant, wife OF Mr.. Thomas Conant, aged SO.
la Marlborough, Mrs. Abigail Giobon, VILE
Of Samuel Gibbon, Esq ags Il so.
la Iubna !dston, Mr.. Levi Greenwood, aged
g. Printers an Nefo Hampshire are request
ed 10 publish this d. ath.
In Royalstou, on the 18th ut. Miss .lmira
Greenwood. aged 81. Printers in .Tew- HanaD
share and Vern,Ont are requested 10 insert This.
At scarborough, the Widow Joanna Fay,
aged 60.
In scarborough, Mrs. Olive Whipple, in
the Ais year of her age, wife of Mr.. Pefley W.
lu Wtsferu, Oh the Alb INST. Mrs. lIanassah
Cowee, wife OF Mr.. Bardon Cowee, aged 23.
i, Lttleton, or the 23th ult. the Rev. Ed
mund Foster, aged "a
In BrIdaep"rt, CcGn. on Weduosda morn
ing last, the Hon. Pierpont Edwards, District
Judge OF the United States !or the district Of
Connecticut. lie was born at Northampton
IN this State. in April, 1850. He was the
youngest and the last surviving child of the
ceictta ed Joua han Edwards.
In HardwIck, (Nrrmont,) Mrs. Betsy Adams
vile oI MF. James Adams, formerly of New
| braintree, aged Co.
| Ia Waterford, W. on the goth III. Mr. Bar
nabas Potter, OF an inflammation Of the bow
j els. aged IS.
Near Y rk, ENG IN the 93d of Feb. in
the 8lst year, and - the full possession OF al
his mental faculties, Lind.ey Murray, the au
thor OF an English Gr'nmar, and many othe
approved works on educs,tion. Mt. n was
Quaker, and native of Pennsylv mia.
In England, lth February, Mr.. Incledon
the celebrated vocalist. Sir F.. Antrohus
leaving about $1,2OO,OO0 to the late Briii.I
Charge d'Afar~ at ashi"g'on. In Poland
the Abbe S'anislsus, leaving S3,60O,000 t.
public institutions.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

We are much gratifed, and our readers will
be equally so, TO understand that a supple
mental article to the treaty with the Creek
Indians has been sent TO the Senate for con-
frmation, which, it is expected, will entirely
remove the objections which existed to the
treaty in ITS original form.
Ii gives US pleasure to announce, says the
American, that our highly respected country
man, Samuel Williams, Esquire, of Finsbury-
Square, London, resumes his business in con-
nexion with Mr.. Timothy Wiggin, whose tai
ents, integrity, and experience, have assured
to HIM general confidence, as well as large
fortune.
Russia.-A rumour was in circulation on
the "a March in London, that another revclu-
ton had teken place in Russia, and that Mich
olas had been a2sassinated, which however
proved TO be unfounded.
The wheat and other small grain, where
| ever we have heard from is reported to be
uncommony promising. In the neighborlDg
| Counties OF North-Carolina, we learn that the
wheat, particularly, is so lar advanced III lie
gSowth, that, unless retarded by hard lrost.
1t Will DC ready Tor the sickle IN the latter
part OF May. Norfolk, "a. Herald
The New-Vork Evening Post says We
are desired to caution the public against %
counterfeit Geneva bank bills, they have re
Gently been pat III circulation.
| Mr. .Monroe.- The Committee OF the House
Of Representatives, appointed to exam,ne the
accounts OF Mr.. Monroe, late Pres!G.nt, had
made a report, awarding hun the sum of about
$4,000.
NeW Hampshire The returns of votes al
far as received. give GOV. Morrill, majority
| Of about 5000
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9OurceGter:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, 1926.
THE ELECTION.

From the return of votes already received,
the reelection of Gov. Lincoln, by very
large majority, appears certain. In Berkshire,
Plymouth. Bristol, and some other Counties,
his vote was nearly unanimous. Worcester
and Hampshire are probably the only Coun
ties which have given majorites against him.
In the latter. the votes in Is towns were for
Lincoln, 694-EIubpard, 1458-scattering,
l5l.
We continue the votes for Governor, Lieut..
Governor, and Senators, in this County, a.
sar as they have been received. The opinion
given last week, that but four Senators were
chosen, we believe was correct though, in the
annexed returns, Hon. Jonas Sibiey lacks less
THAI 100 votes Of majority.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

re have received the National Journal,
containing Major Davis's Speech on the Mas
sachusetts Claim, bur so late that all our room
was pre-occupied. We shall publish it soon.
letter from Washington, published in the
Springfield Journal, says, this speech is high
ly spoken o(' there, and that Major Davis
"has done himself great credit" Letters of
similar import have appeared in other papers.
We suppose, however, they viii be set down
as the" extravagant encomlums of over zeal
Gus friends"
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Oiice. April 1. 1896.
TO HE Wtdow and Heirs of LoAMMI Bur.
GEs, hte Of Harvard, in said County, de.
ceased, and 10 all others concerned IN The
Esiqte Of said deceased, GREETING.
NOU are hereby cited to az
y pear Gf you see fly at the Court Of Pro-
bate t, be holden at Lancaster, in said Count, +,
on the third Tuesday in May next. at ten Of
the clock. fore noon, to show Cause why License
should not be granted to sell and convey so much
of said deceased's Real Estate, AS will raise the
sum of One Hundred Dollars for The payment Of
debts aud charges; and You will BE- heard thereon.
THEOPHs " HELLER, Reg
BY order Of the Hon. Jadye.
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Worcester. S. Probate Office, March e3 i
To The Heirs IF ASA PERRY, tate Of 81,
burg, ia said County, deceased, and n
Others concerned in The Estate Of said
ceased, GREErtNc.
WOU are hereby cited t. VI
u pear (if yon see fiji at the Coor IS t
bate to be holdeR 1T Worcester, IN saidtfis,.t.
the first Tuesday in Nlay next at ten q 81.
clock, before noon, to show cause wis t'Fr
strument which purports to be the last VII IF.
rcstsment Of said deceased should, not be el
proved aud Won viii be heard thereon.
THEOPFIs. Wheel Err, Rtg.
By order etshe Hon. Jadge>
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Worcester, IS. Probate Ufice April j, 1926.
10 The Hears Of ADoLPHUs MERRIAM, late Of
Allen County, in the State Of Indiana de-
ceased, ard 10 all others concerned ns-the ES-
tate of sad deceased, GREETING.
YOU ar hereby cited 10 appear (f
Won see ftl at the Court of Probate to be
holden At Worcester in said County, on tue frst
Tuesday in Ma, next, at one Of the clock af
ter noon. TO shew cause why h. Account OF the
administration OF said dect ased's Estate shouIdnot
be allowed aud you viii be heard thereon.
NAriL PAINE, J Pyob
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Worcester. S. Probate Office, March %, rs
To he Heirs Of MOSES GARDNER, late Of ii.s-
yard, an raid County, deceased, and 10 ~
others concerned in The Estate Of sai3 :
ceased, GREETIAC.
YOU are hereby cited to appear :
YOU see fit at the Court of Probate Ia ~.
holden at Lancaster. in said County, o. +; q.
third Tuesday in May next at niue of the clch !,
before noon. TO show cause why the Execus., /.
third Account of the Administration Of sail i.
tate should not he allowed and you will be hcs 1
thereon.
THE0PHS WHEELER, Psr
By order Of me Hon. It,4
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SALE OF
G AXaN3w @Eywwp
Imported by George and 1hcmos Henrte
ON THURSDAY, 4TH MAY NEXT.
fit Brighton, near Boston,

W. III tSHtoHs HoT DO5tcH,
ET7ILL be sod at Public Auc-
w tioa-the entire Flock OF s X NY
SHEEP, imported in the ship Marcus aud ex-
pected per ship America. from bremen.
These sheep were selected ny the sam
Agents who purchased the Flgtk sold at
Br. hton last year, which have given So gen
eral satisfaction to purchasers.
They have been selected after thorough
examination OF every fine flock in Saxouy,
without regard TO expense; aud gentlemen
Interested in the growth OF fine " COL m III j..
country, may be assured. that the present
flock consists entirely OF Sheep equal to the
best Of any previous importation.
The whole mum er shIpprd IN Bremen, was
202 Bucks, and 1913 Ewes. of which about
one hail have arrived A distant day IS tx :
for the sale, to allow time for the arrva OF
the residue, in order tbatpulchasers from all
parts Of the country may be assured that a
sufficient quantity will re offered to supply
their wants.
Samples of the Wool from each Sheep viii
be lodged with Nessrs. Peter Ramsen &: CO.
Iiano er-square. York-Benja Knowtr,
Esq. Aibary-Messrs. Woodbridge &; Wash
burn, Iartlord-aud with the Auctloneers,
No. GO, Kilby-str, ct, Boston.
The Sheep MAJ be examined at Brighton
at any time before the sale-which will take
! place, as advertised, at O'clock, 4. NJ. The
| import, IS pledge themselves hat everv sheer
shall be sold without any r servat ton, at Puh-
Inc Sale, and that none will he sold at Private
Sale, previously, on any Terms.
fO0LlDGE, POOR & HEAD, .Aut'rS.
Boston .9pru H. 1896
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-12

Substantially before yesterday, the
snow fell with us to the depth of about nine
inches, but, as it melted considerably, it did
not lie so deep. This is believed to be a
greater fall of snow than we had at any one
time during the winter.