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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13

~ ~. -ps.ftl sillti : Il rn,. y.
Ting I ~ ~ 4 The next - SION e., =
Their year. and -, FROM yea ~ ia,
III thu pehlic mind WAS rinpnrd f., :,
bill for establishing religious fr..4 h'
which ] had prepared for the kui.',
Code also. This nas at l"neth estahI,
ed permanently. aud bs the eH,,rfs 81
of Mr. Madison. being myself m r..
at the time that work wa. broopb, r
ward.
! think might add the estahlishn.
Of our University. My Residence II ;,
Vicinity threw of course on me n. 81.
hn, den of The enterprise. az we'll &c .
buildings, as of III. general nreani,,..
sand rare IF tie whole. The effect ofu
Constitution on the future "a M. for,aa
,, and prosperity Df our country, eau A.
s,hr seen at n distance Bot an bn,d,z \
, aell educItrd youths, whirh ifv illrr, -,
kannualIv and efr long. will fl all its "a
ices with men of superior quafira,ior.
land saIse il from its humhled state T.,
Commence among its associates, which
shas never vet known, no, not in is b igb
Fest days. Those now on the Ih.afr.
affairs, will Enjoy the il pfiable hapn,o
,of seeing Themselves succeeded br 60,
sof a grade Of srience, beyond their ow,
I ken. Our sister states will also h. :.
snairing 10 the same f,tetans of ins,,.a
3fion. will bring hithrr their eenias to !
.kindled at our ife, and III cary bark III.
zfratrraal affections. which nouI. he'd !.
1the same Alma Mater. " i'll xii us "a tb.n
sby the indssouhir bonds Of . rly n.rs,
I'll friendships. The good Old Domirio
sfhe blessed mother of rs all. viii tn,
I rai4e her bead with pride among III, n.
siioos. "iIl present T. them that snlpndaa,
3of genius which she has ever possp,sna
sbut has too long Suffered to ,est nncnl6
!, ated and unknown, and will become
icentre Of raliance 10 the states, VIM.
. youths she has instructed, and, AS il w.r.
sadopted.
1 claim some share in the merit Of tn
Egreat work of regeneration. NV who.
slabonrs. now for many wears, have brrrI
4 devoted TO it, aud stand pledged I
follow IL up. through the remnant of III
Il enaining to me-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13
Erecutire Department.
Rich mond. IN sM yuiR. 1925.


Richmond, Ia sM July 1925. {
II Present the Governor and Members g.
Ethe Council of State.
Where0s. II is made known to The FIX.
Srutve Department that Thomas J.fFprso,
ethe distinguished hent factor of biz Com
Etry, departed this life on the 4lh instant
s'and this Department being impressed viii
ia deep sense Of the great loss which Vi.
eginia, The Union and the World al Ia,gr
Shas Sustained in the death of this Ph,lns.a
4 pher, Statesmap. Patriot AID Philanihlo
Epist And. whereas sense of what W,
Cove TO the present and all future genoa
Sflons and not merely regard TO our owf
kfrtGugs, which of themselves " ould piImpt
I us 10 the measure, requires at the hand,
fot this Department, manifestation by all
F'utans ia lis power, OF respect for the M.
mury nf one. whose ~hole life has brpi
passed IN increasing devotion Ia the ad-
gvarcement of human happiness. and lb,
Eesta blishment Of Liberty on sure and las
stng foundation.
Inspired by the sentiments, and i'm.
PIE ssed with the regret which the "cca.
zision IL SD well calculated To produce, y,
Etbe Governor and Council vt the State u
!. Virginia, do re solve ~ follows -
A 1T. That The Hall Of the House of De
slegales. the SeDal. Chamber and ,he IKE
fcutiys Chamber, be hnug IN morning, tn'
= g-ther with the main entrances into tn
( Capitol.
Il Cd. That the Bell in the Gnard Hous'
4 hp toled throughout the day.
q Sd. That minute guns b. hred from on'
bhour OF the sun this uay, until the goln,
4 down of The same.
Il 4h. That We viii wear badges OF mour
Tning for one month--and that we recon-
Asnrnd he same TO all officers of the e.
II ,ernmsnt.
q 5lh. That we viii cbrrrfnlIy unite witt
%our fellow citizens in every other inca
Esure manliestlng respect and Seoeration
Flor the m, mury of the deceased
q A Cupy Tese,
q VIM. h. RICHARDSON, elk.
n Council Of State.
n The Superior Court for this County TO
q the trial of criminal offences was IN seq
Esidn on yesterday the Attorney Gen<ra
EanOounced the lamrurrd death of Mr.. JET
tsterson, and from respect to hls memory
Srhp court Immediately adjourned.
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! Broker { Commission business.
syEsHE subscriber has taken an IN
Gour doors above the Frankh -,
where he continues TO sell Tobacco ~
Ter produce on commission, and "''' ~, 'b bnne,
also, transact business as broSer7,Ii NJ ma,
TO be able to give satisfaction 10 all ""0
copfde business to his care. rcIrR.
ARCH. HATCHh"
. wisil9
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VIM. h. RICHARDSON, elk.
Council Of State.

he annual meeting of thu Fr' air Be
4 nevolent Society of Lynchhnrg, W.
foe held in the school room of the ReVd "
ut 9Reid, on Saturday neAt, the 18th mslail
! ,ne O'Clock A. Nj. " hen the attendance oil 'n'
Is. mbers is respectfully solicited.
l.. c. FERGUSON, Stc'ry'
10 July,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-01-25

piled TO the discharge of his debts He
had been successful in his exertions,
and had paid the claims against hiEss--
He was about to leave his friends sand
10 receive, with the fortitude of a wars
ri0r, the doom which awaited him.. He
was now, for the last time, enjoying the.
society Of all who were dear to him.
No man doubted his resolution, and no
man doubted his fate. Instructions.
however, were given TO the proper
agent, to redeem his life at the expense
of the United States.
"The solution of these moral difficult
ties, SO perplexiDg in the present state
of our knowledge, must be left for fu-
ture inquirers. We cannot but hope,
that the darkness will ere long be dis
PEELED, and that we shall not be left to
grope our way with such feeble lights,
as serve only to make it the more visi-
ble."
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.SR0ra4 a1lu Aelt0totts.

Rsmembrances for a day.-TwO Eng
lish ladies were passing through val
ley in the neighborhood of Cranberry,
in Savoy, year OF two back. They
met a female peasant of an interesting
appearance, and upon the conversation
with her turning towards religion, she
took out book, in which was a paper
sealed in. it, given to her by her priest.
1t was IN French, and the following is a
translation OF ii.
Christian, remember thou hast TO-
day,-A God to glorify,--A Christ TO
imitate,-A body to mortify,-Virtue to
implore,-Sins to weep fora para
disc to gain,-A hell to avoid,-An
eternity TO mediate on, Time to hus-
band, "A neighbor to edity,-A world
10 fear,-Devils to combat,-Passions
to bdue,-And perhaps death to sui.
fer,-And judgment to undergo"
How many avenues there are to the
grave! And yet SO mercifully is the hui
man frame constructed, that the springs
of life can frequently sustain the most
violent disease, and survive the most
agonizing disasters-still, 10 one mo-
menG, and by the most unexpected
means, life becomes extinct, and the
secret arrow of the Almighty, uufelt and
unseen, until the moment it is on the
wing, hnrries the unsuspecting victim to
the tomb.
If cause be good, the most violent
attack of its enemies will not iDiure it So
much as an injudicious defence of il BY
its friends. Theodoret and others. who
gravely defend the monkish miracles.
and the luminous cross Of Constantine.
by their zeal without knowledge, and
devotion without discretion, have hurt
the cause Of Christianity more by such
friendship, than the apostate Julian by
his hostility, notwithstanding all the wit
and vigor with which it was conducted.
--o<e--
Truth and reason, in this mixed state
of good and evil, are not invariably tri-
ursphant over falsehood and error but
even when laboring under temporary
defeat, the two former bear within them
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For Sale,
WNHE we'll known ESTATE

TNHE well known ESTATE
Il ofthe late DIR. .4thertOn, in Lancaster,
consisting of Dwelling-House, Barn, and
Out-Houses, and One Hundred and Forty
acres of Land, in convenient proportions OF
Intervale, Upland, and Woodland. This has
been one of the most productive Estates in
this part of the County, for 1iIlage, Pasture,
Moving, and every kind Of cultivation.
1t is situated in very pleasant town, in
good neighborhood, about one mile south Of
the Meeting House, and on the great road
leading from Boston to Sterling, &c. over
which there is a great deal of travel.
The above Estate will be sold at a fail
price, and the terms Of payment will be made
favorable to the purchaser. For further par
ticulars, inquire of the Subscriber in Lancas-
ter. JOSEPH WILLARD.
Dec. 81, 1925. If
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Nov. Is, 1926.

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, JAN 8 1896.
To The WidOaO and Heirs of ELIAS JosL1S. late
Of Leominstef, an said County, deceased, and
10 all others concerned IN The Estate OF sad
deceased, GREETITG.
: GU are hereby cited 10 appear iii
you see fit at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester. in said County, on the first
Tuesday in February next, at ten of the clock
before noon, to show cause why License shoult
not be granted to the Administrators of said Es
tate, to make sale of so much of the said deceas
eds Real Estate, as viii raise the sum of SS7I
for the payment of the deceased's debts anC
charges; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE. j. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-01-25
a CURE FOR
INDUCES TON,
DR.. RELIES ANTIBILIoUs PILLS,
NOR INDIGESTION. Loss of I'm.

EOR Indigestion, Loss of .Ap-
a. petite, Lsflessnes8, Headache Costiue.
ness, Fatulence, ChOtic. Bilious affections, SC
10 comment on the efficacy of these Pills.
after successful experience of many years in
England, has established their reputation is need.
less Suffice it to observe, that for redundancy
OF bile, fatulence. costiveness, headache, SC.
they will undoubtedly prove far more servicable
than those drastic purges too frequently employ
ed, and will not only at the same time tend 10
remove the offending cause by gentle motions,
and strengthen the digestive organs, but improve
the appetite and renovate the system, which
otherwise would in little time be liable to iaun.
dice, feyers, sc.
- These Pills were faithfully prepared from
The original recipe, BY the late DR. CONWAY.
Price one dollar a boa, with directions, &C.
UT They may be had wholesale of the present
Proprietor, at his Counting Room over No.
20, Court-street-and at retail of JEREMIAH
ROBINSON, DRUeGIsT, WoncEsTER-also in
other large cities and towns throughout the coun.
try.
o. large discount made to country physi.
clans, traders, sc.
~ Remember to inquire for " Relfs's .qnti-
biious Pills"
July S, 1926.
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Notice.

WE, the Subscribers, having
w been appointed by the Hon. Nathl.
Paine, Esq. Judge of Probate, for the County
of Worcester, to receive and examine the
claims Of the Creditors to the Estate of IONA.
TRAN WOODS, late of Ashburnham, in said
County Of Worcester, deceased, represented
insolvent, do hereby give notice--That Six
Months are allowed to said Creditors to bring
in and prove their claims, and that we shall
attend that service at the Counting Room of
Joseph Jeacen, Esq. in said Ashburnham, on
the last Tuesday of January, March, and
May, from one to five o'clock, P. NJ.
HENRY a, ADAMS, - com,,,
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Farm and Tavern Stand
TO LET.

FNHE Subscriber wishes to
n Rent his FARM in SM1rHFIELD, in
the Village OF WoOnsOcket, on the Post Road
from Providence to Worcester, and ID miles
from Providence. Said Farm contains about 1875
acres of good Land, on which is a great vari-
ETY. of good Fruit, with Dwelling House 48
by 81 feet, with large Kitchen adjoining
a Barn 100 by so feet, with Granary and
other necessary Out Buildings; also one
story House so By 22 feet, suitable for a small
family. lie would have no objection to its
being occupied as a Tavern, if wished. There
are within two miles of said Farm, 10 Cotton
Factories, containing about $4,000 spindles,
with number of extensive Manufactures Of
V DOL and Iron. From its central situation,
between number of Manufacturing Villages,
it is an excellent Stand for a Tavern, or for
carrying on the Butcherng Business, or for
keeping Livery Stable for Letting Horses
and Carriages, or for all of them connected
To good tenant it would be rented very low,
For further particulars and terms, apply to
Nm. BbGum, Jr. near the premises or to
the Subscriber, at No. 1S, South Water Street,
Providence. THOs. BUFFUM.
January A. 1926.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Jan. 8, 1926.
To the WidoD and Heirs of EZRA ADAMS,
late Of Brookfeld, an said County, deceased,
and TO all others concerned an the Estate OF
sad deceased, GREETING.
" GU are hereby cited to ap-
III pear Of you see, fit at the Court of Pro-
Date to be holden at Worcester, in laid County,
on the first Tuesday in February next, at ten Of
the clock, before noon, to show cause why License
should not be granted TO the Administrator of
said Estate, to sell SO much of said deceased's
Real Estate, as will raise the sum of twelve
hundred and fourteen dollars, ninety.three cents,
for the payment Of debts and charges and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. PROB
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Valuable Medicine,
FOR
Coughs g Consunaptions

WE high reputation that ANDERSON
n COUGH DROPS and PICTORIAL POW
DERS have gained for Coughs and other affection:
of the breast and lungs leading to Consumption,
renders it unnecessary TO say much in recon.
mending them to the Public, as no stronger proof
of their possessing uncommon virtues could be
given than will be foundry reading the Certifi
Gates accompanying each bottle, given by those OF
the first responsibility, who have used them in
cases of long standing; and some Of them, where
their physicians had given them up as past recov-
cry, have been entirely restored by the use OF
this Medicine. The fact that they have now
been in use six years, and that the demand the
present season has been much greater than at any
former period, is also strong argument in their
favour. Thousands have shortened their days,
by Ecgiecting coughs when first attacked which
have soon determined in seated Consump-
ton, and proved fatal. Scarcely case of colds,
coughs, pain in the side, difficulty of breathing,
want OF sleep arising from debility, or even Con-
sumptions, but may be relieved by a timely use of
this healing balsam. Each dollar bottle of this
medicine contains about forty doses which proves
them to be cheap medicine, considering their
virtues.
For the further satisfaction of the Public, the
following Certificate is offered for perusal.
CERTIFICATE.
This is 10 certify that the Subscriber was
brought very low by splitting blood, attended with
cough and catarrh and that nothing afforded
me real relief until | commenced taking Ander-
sons Cough Drops, the use of which were the
means, in the hand of God, of restoring me again
TO a comfortable state of health.
And do further certify, that the wife Of Mr.
Nathan Huntingdon, living in the same place, was
afflicted with very bad cough for number Of
years, aud that in 1898 she was reduced so low
that it was thought she must soon be in her
grave, as she was scarcely able to walk from her
bed to the fire, when she commenced taking An.
derson's Cough Drops, the use of which, in a
short time, SO far restored her that she was soon
able to do q good days work. can cheerfully
recommend this medicine to the Public.
PHILO JUDSON, Pastor of the ,
Church in Ashford, (Conn.)
Ashford, Sept. 2s, 1894.
For sale by ]. ROBINSON, Druggist. Worcester.
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Massactl1tsetta lpp.
0 THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESSENTIAL
TO THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
PRINTED FOR, THE PRoPRIEToRs, BY
SAMUEL B. MANNING,
OPPOSITE THE NEW MEETING-HoUsE.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
annum.
or Advertisements; not Exceeding t'oeIre
tines, published three weeFs for one dollar, and
continued three aceeks longer for fftr CENTS
Larger Advertisements IN the same proportion.
The publishers will hold themselves respon-
sible Tor no in any advertise ment, be-
yond the sum charged for its insertion.
All communications and orders directed to
the C Editor of the spy,'' and post paid, will
be promptly attended to.
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Notice.

ME- Commissioners OF the
Il Estate of JONATHAN BUTTRICK,
late oil Lancaster, in the County of Vorces
ter, deceased, give notice-That Six Gonths
from this day are allowed the Creditors Df said
Estate to bring in and prove their claim, and
that we shall attend that service at lewis's
Inn, in said Lancaster, on the last Mndays
in January, March. and April, from wo to
five O'Clock in the afternoons of each If said
days. ISAAC GOODWIN,
JOSEPH WILLARD, "OMS'
.Nov. IS, 1926.
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Indicates that OmniPotence is on their
SIDE; for their worthy conquerors for
saeh victory, universally retire abash-
ed, enlightened, self-reproved, and ex.
claiming with Pyrrhus, a fe1v more such
victories, and zge are Wndone.
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1t is safer TO be attacked by some men
than 10 be protected by them.
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administrators Sale.

WILL be exposed for Sale,
w at Public Vendue, on Thursday the
18th inst. at nine o'clock in the forenoon, at
the late Dwelling House of DR.. "A. HoIb;ook,
deceased, in the town of HoLDEN, the PER.
SONAL PROPERTY of the raid DIR. Hol-
brook, consisting of Household Furniture,
Farming Utensils, Stock, Drugs Medicine,
&c. &c.
MARGARET HOLBRooK, ~adns'r.
Holden, Jan. 6, 1926.
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Poverty, or the want of riches, is
generally compensated by having more
hopes, and fewer fears, by greater
snare of health, and more exquisite
relish of the smallest enjoyments, than
those who possess them are usually
Blessed with.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-14

snail be required TO be made at any warehouse the
receipts whereof shall not at the time be sufficient
to pay the salaries of the inspectors and other legal
charges.
II shall be the duty of the keeper of the lower
locks on the James River Canal, TO seize all par
GELS OF loose tobacco, whether in bales, boxes or
otherwise, found on board any boat or vessel navi-
gazing the said Canal, with without a permit
and deliver the same, with the name of the head
man and the owner of such boat or vessel to the
superintendent OF the public warehouse in the CITY
OF Richmond. And if no person shall within sixty
days thereafter, claim and establish right to the
tobacco so seized, before some magistrate of the
City OF Richmond, or county of Henrico, and pro-
duce TO sad superintendent, a certificate thereof
signed by such magistrate, and pay all charges in
CURED by reason of such seizure the said supern-
PENDANT shall sell the tobacco so seized at public
auction, OF which he shall render to the Auditor
an account on oath, and after deducting from the
proceeds OF the SALE the charges attending the same
and incurred by reason OF such seizure, he shall
pay me balance into the public treasury, to the ere
di, OF the tobacco fund.
IND be 1t further enacted, That If any hogs
head oi tobacco shall have been inspected at any
upland Inspections, and shall afterwards be stored in
any warehouse in The City of Richmond, and town
Oh Petersburg, other than the public warehouse i'm
the said city ana the town of Petersburg the COM
inonwea!th shall not be liable for the loss or de
S'uS"oh Oh such TOBACCO, by any means whatever,
unless at the time when the same was stored in
such other warehouse, there were at least eighteen
hundred hoSSheads If in the city of Richmond or
II In the town OF Petersburg, two hundred and Sc
venty-hve hossheads IN tie public warehouse
aforesaid; or unless the inspectors thereof should
have refused TO receive such tobacco ON storage
oil which fact, i, shall be their duty to give Ger
uhcaie II required.
This act shall commence and be in force, from
the passage thereof.
The foregoing is true copy.
GEORGE W. MUNEORD,
Keeper OF the Rolls
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.SELECIi NnHo0T.


REY School Willie continued the ensuing wear; NV
w John g. Nelson who ha. had fifteen wears
teacher, sod M. John ". Wuston no excellent cIs"
Scholar will he associated with Management ~ ~
schools IN which viii he taught, the Creek Latin and Fr,rL
Language with those hronches Of learning yyirb
uie complete Eugiish Education. The school will rom,
Monday tie 10Th Of January 1926 and ln,in,, 90
he sihdsy Of December following tere will he vaest,on
Of three weeks commencing The 18th Of June. The p,iee
Tor hoard, tuition, wahing lodging and fuel will he one him.
dred and ten dollars payable, one half the Is. DAY Of JUNE
1926, and c other hall on the Let DAY December ollv
Tie discipline Of the school will be parental and a.
sud kindness wd be oStepded bvy..oonded 10 ms In
ruciiun, 10 my children BOYS that ars anossu 10 he NM;
w. or yoou WI not be admitted Into the school, and II so
such shold he palmed up6n they will be expeIled ~
they shall be found uncomfortable. Ms tesdene. A.
nrit from The aun n vice aud nmoaiiy and rema,Ll
healthy j. uittdir lie county Of Lousi forty mile. I'm
Richmond 1ud about o. distance from ,.s
Toe stage from fedeftbng 10 Cartevle. passes within
four hundred yards of MY edence, aud that om Richmond
10 Jackson Pot ohiee Louisa" will he promptly feceiyed
~ -Four BOYS. ~ addition 90 those vino are now AZ ,,
schso be a-eoinmhicd with bosrd tuition ,va,ir~ IA
odgin chs time Uut December next al sic rer month
WILLIAM NELSON. Jr.
Nlarch li los ste
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W ,h SS nv 10 hs Jal oil the county of Lunenhurg on
e -Vh OF December last, negro who cal. h;5 liz
* anou 10 years OF age, feet inches hal ycr
anu hau on when appreheBded, white homesuun cIos
e wa. pIIehaed short time before his apprehension q,
ns'n unns saie by George Taylor, and saws he ,s az
so.u 10 hiis Agiers of Hichuond Tor one Robert
sou nesr" trader The owner requested 70 apply for him
o'e"e ne WI be disposed ofas the Law directs ~
,",,.n -. ioo-wlzw tlLLIE NJ. BROWN, jailor
A IL persons having claims az gains, the eSIsts of
VI el.hl" declare requested present them pronerlv
mar provision may be made for sett ement ans
m eDsea 10 said estate requested make p.yI
men. without delay. ELIZABETH cRENSHAW ADM
nHoh - 100 loS-st OF #. u. Crtr.hav 49,