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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-07-26
Worcester, S., July 10, 1926.
A TTACHED on mesne prc

L "A cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold at Public Venduc, on Tuesday the fifteenth
day OF August next, at a o'clock, p. NJ. at the
house Of John Cle6lin, jr. Esq. Tnnhoder in
Milford, all the Right in Equity which MOSES
DAVIS has 10 redeem the mortgaged Real Es-
tate whereon he now lives, situated in the
northwestcrly part Of said Milford.
CLARK ELLIS. ID. Sheriff.
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emporium of. :Eastlto,t.
ALBERT BROWN.

Draper, Tailor, 8. Mems Mercer,
HAS Just received an Assert
4 n ment Of Goods in his line, consisting of
Fine and superfne BROADCLoTHs, from
SLIPS to s.: so; YESTINGs, of slnost every
description elegant Cravats Ilandkerchicis
and suspenders OF the latest patterns; Figur-
cd Steel, Plain Raised Work, Figured Gilt,
and Pearl BUTTONS Plain, Figured, and Boz
war Stocks and Pads. The above Articles
just received, at reduced prices, with the lat
est Fashions from New-York.
&C. Work done, as usual, by the best of
Journeymen, and warranted.
Worcester, jane 90, 1896. CIV
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Medicines, Paints, and
Dye-StufS.
20 bbls. Lon
S don White

20 bbls. Lon 20 tons Cam
don White peachy Logwood.
Lead. so do. Fustic.
25 do Philadelphia do. 20 do. Ilacke Nicara.
tons Red Lead. qua.
so bills Black do 10 do. Shell do
rs do Spanish Brown. do. Redwood.
rs casks Yellow Ochre. | 100 bbls. ground Cam
COCO lbs. Chrome yell wood.
low. so 10. do. Logwood.
bbls Stone do. so do. do Fustic.
S cases Chinese Yer 10 do do Redwood
million. rs do do Nicaragua
5 casks Ver,ligris cases Bengal Indigo.
so bbls. Venetian Red 3zeroons Spanish Float
so tons Whiting. do.
20 cases Gum Shellac 10 bbIs Blue Vitriok
10 do. do. Copal. 90 do. Alum.
10 Os. Copal Varnish 10 hhds Copperas'
so do Spts. Turpentine IS csrboys Oil Vitriol,
so do. Linseed OIL hhds Madder.
so rcams Sand Paper. 90 gross Press Papers.
cases Gum Opium. 10 bales Orange Peel
S do. do. Myrrh. S do. Gentan Root
5 DO do Tragacanth 10 do. Pink do.
S DO do Mamma. do. Fol SIENNA.
10 do. do. Aloes. 10 do. Snakeroot,
8 do do. Gamboge. 200 do. Liquorice Root.
10 DO. do. Camphor. do. Sponge.
With large and complete assortment of
Paints, Medicines, and Dye-Stuts,
Windo,O Glass, & Surgeons
Instruments,
For sale at No. 10 s. 20, South Market
Sirant, lyt
DEL ANO & WHITNEY.
At wholesale or retail, on as good, if not better
terms, than can be bought at any
other Store in the city.
Boston, July 10, 1895. 3m
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Stage Notice.

THE Morning Stages for Bos-
n ton will leave, in future, at half past
? o'clock, and arrive in Boston to dine.
or Books kept at Capt. S. b. Thomas
and Mr.. Cyrus StOckpelps Inn.
Woreeter, June z, 1896.
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Worcester, IS. July 8. 1926.
, 4 7AKEN on Execution, hav-
March 4, 1925,

W SS''"ii 90 Juiy ., 1870
tsaAKEN on Execution, hay
n ing been previously attached on mense
process, and will be sold at Public Vendue, at
the House Of Stephen Kalburn, in Templeton,
on Friday the fourth day of August next, at
one of the clock, P. NJ. all the Right in Equ-
ty which STEPHEN KILBURN has to redeem
about five acres Of Land, with Buildings there.
on, situated in the northerly part of Temple
ton-bounded south on Otter River, east and
north on Col. Leonard Stone, and Capt. Sam
uel Dadman, and west on said Stone. There
is new, well finished House, painted aud in
good repair, with good Barn and Out-Build-
ings, pleasantly situated near the Woolen
Factory in said Templeton Also, large and
commodious Buildings near the House, which
have'been improved for a Chair Factory, OH
line stream OF water, where business has been
conducted upon great plan in making
Chairs, with uncommonly convenient water
works, and privileges to do al the turning
in making Chairs.-The Land is in high cul.
tivatIon; and will be sold at good bargain
to any person who wishes to Manufacture
Chairs, or carry ON any Mechanical business
where there is a great privilege for the use of
water. JOSEPH UPHAM, d. Sheriff.
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ton, from the 18th
to the 2lst Of June, and from the LIST to the
10Th Of August.
The HIGHLANDER is Of the English and
Arabian breed of Horses fine temper; seven
years old; fifteen hands three inches hish:
a beautiful dapple grey; walks and trots re-
nldrkddty fast exhibits great strength Gle
giant movement; perfect symmetry Of form
and combines as many useful properties "a
any Horse in this country. The Colts sired
by him possess large share of bone and mus
Gle ard, for size, elegance, and activity,
stand unriyalied. Two Of his Colts took the
two first Premiums at the Cattle Show at
Harliord-lcur Colts of his string, less than 8
years old, have lately been sold for more than
$780,
The first Premium was awarded 10 the
Highlander by the Hartford--.also by tho
Hampshire, llampden, and Franklin Counties
Agricultural Societies.
PEDIGREE.
HIGHLANDER was from the celebrated
Horse Highlander, the son Of SAMPLE. (ILe
best blood IN England which was from Tho
Horse Vernon Observation-Disclosures Dam
a full blood dapple grey Mare, bv Gunno,y'
der, from DIR. Perkins full blood Mare-tsun.
powder was from Whitman's celebrated Horse
Obscurlty, which was from old Obscuritv, i'm
ported into Baltimore by Benjamin Crotchet--
his Dam imported by Gen. Charles Cornell
and got by Selinl--his Grand-Dam by Care
less--his Grcat-Grand-Dam by Cullen Ara.
bian. Terms reasonable, and a liberal credit
RALPH WATSON.
East WiadsOr, (Con1l.) Juns s, 1926.
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Surgical instruments.
DELANO s. WHITNEY

No. l9 S. 90, South .Nurkst-Strcet,
tsspE oGn: 5t tEfff sf gs! End sgs y i!
sortmcnt Of SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS,
wholesale and retail, at very low prices.
Physicians and others, who are in
want of the above, are respectfully invited to
call.
Boston, June Is, 1926. On
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WOrcester,ss. July II, 1926
on Execution. hay.

N ing been previously attached on mesne
process, and will be sold at Public Auction.
on Monday, the twenty-6rst day Of August
next, AZ one Of the clock, in the afternoon, at
the house Of Dapid Lamb, in Phillpston, all
the kigh, that DANA LAMB, of the city OF
Boston, has 70 redeem about sixty acres OF
Land, with the Buildings thereon, situated in
the north-easterly part of Phillipston, in said
County, and bounded on Ezra Lamb. John
Dunn, Artemas Wright, Isaac Lamb. and tba
Road. JOSEPH UPHAM, d. ShsyiF.
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Stean1>2soat 1tue

EVROM Boston, by the way
IL of Forester and Stafford Springs, tc
Hartford aid New-Hayen.
Leave Boston Mondays, Wednesdays.
and Fridays, at ten O'Clock, A. M.-and ar.
rive at Worcester to lodge.
Leave Worcester for Hartford Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, in the morn
ing-and arrive IN time for the Boats.
-RETURNING-
Leave Hartford Mondays, Wednes.
days, Fridays, after the arrival of the Boats
ard lodge in Worcester.
Worcester, May II, 1926.
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CERTIFICATE.

BALTIMORE, DEC. 7, 1926
81, w. PRICE, of the city of Baltimore, do
hereby certify and declare, that was for long
time afflicted with severe cold, accompanied
with an almost incessant cough, and pain in nv
breast and lungs; also splitting Of blood and nj.
rulent matter from the lungs, with night sweats
and tevers, and was much emaciated with loss of
appetite. rest, &c. applied to several eminent
ply scians, and passed through course of medi.
cine, but could obtain no relief and found myself
fast ver6mg on to a confirmed consumption.
Having at length heard of the many astouisbno
cnres effected by the Vegetable Indian Specific
was induced to make trial fit, and found almost
immediate relief, and my rest restored. / con.
tinued its use, improving fast, my appetite better,
and all the symptoms Of the disease daily dimin.
ish,ng' and VI a few weeks was completely cured,
and have remained so for several months, and am
now in better health and flesh than have been
for many years. w. PRICE"
For sale (only) by J. ROBINSON, Druggist,
Worcestcr.-Price 81 per bottle,
December 2s, 1926
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w ATsoN's celebrated
HIGHLANDER.
Gen. La Fayette's Fauorite Horse,

HgY part,c-
AW ltlar request.
will be kept at the
Stable of Col. Da
rid Lathe,in Charl-
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Co2s1nlptions, Coughs, &c
E9UTLER'S VEGETABLE

AZ INDIAN SPECIFIC, for the cure of
Colds, Coughs, Consumptions, Splitting of Blood,
Asthmas, and all Disorders of the Breast and
Lungs.
There is perhaps no medical observation better
established, none more generally confirmed BY the
experience OF the best physicians, of all ages and
countries, and none of more Importance TO the
human family, than the fact, that many of the
most difficult and incurabe consumptions orioi-
nate in neglected colds. In climate so variable
as ours, where the changes of the weather are
frequently sudden and unexpected. it requires
more care and attention to guard against this dan.
gerous enemy Of life, than most people imagine
or are able and willing to bestow The bills If
mortality exhibit The melancholy lac:, that The
proportion of deaths by this disease may he con.
sdercd as about five to one InasmucL, then "a
this fatal disease bids defiance to the skill of The
most learned physicians, it is qualification to the
Proprietor that he is enabled to offer. to those az
iicted with it, goodly prospect of relief in that
highly valuable remedy, the VEGErAnLE INDIAN
Specific. The Indians are happy in their know.
ledge of medical plants; governed wholly By OK.
percnce, they are certain as to their effect. and
II is said by an author OF great character, that
true consumptionis disease never known among
them.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-15
- CIV Public flows.

Life u Niliah Plnekney, by the celebra.
ted Henry Nteaton lii work /. masierlv
executed, with a beautiful portrait aud said
10 he correct likeness; such n valuable
Werk haa not been before the public Tor a
long limes
"reminiscences Of Michael Kelley. This IS
certainly one Of the most interesting works
thai has appeared.
Mornings nj kow Street, with beautiful Il.
instralions, hY George Crnchshanl<, this Is oae
OF the most entertaining productions TO be
met with.
Merry Tales Of The wise men of Gotham.
by the Author oil john Bull in America. This
Is one Of the most numerous productions 10
be met with
View of the Human Heart, by Barbara
Allen Simon, with very beautiful eneravnes
THIS Is certainly one Of the greatest curiosi.
tvs have ever seen in The hook WY
Elements of Phrenoogy by George Combe,
with eneravings. This work is beyond my
comprehension.
Evidences ofthe Christian Religion by Ar.
eh'bald Alexander. Every thing is thought
10 he good thai is on religion, hnt this work
IS thonsh Ia he better than good
Treatise of the Law of Obligations or
Contracts by NJ Po;hen, in vols. eytreme.
1y valuable. Ar NORTH.
snGy -.
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NLw A@I&-lsL.


lHE snhscriber has just received by the
- latest arrival from Philadelphia. he fol
loving article, viz Memoirs oil the Life ot
the figh bou Richard Bfinsey Sheridan, by
THIS Moore. IN ] vol.
Napoleon and tie Grand Army H. Russia, or
critical examination oi Count Phill De Sc
CUR ~pfk, by Gen Gonrgand, in so,.
The Emperor Sapnlcon's expeditlonto Rus.
sia, ia liz, ~ Count Philip DE 5esur, III Z
vols.
Tie contribution ofQ q. TO a periodical
work with pieces never belofe published by
tue lale Jane Taylor in , vols.
Tales oi the Wild aud Wonderful in ! vol.
The Sketch book in , vols.
Bnnes Smolets and Bessei History Of
England in Q vols.
Element # Therapnlie, and Mate ria Me-
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Tn Elements of Experimenta Chemistry
by William Henry IL ,ois
Ihe surgical and Physiological works of
John Abrrnalhy at London IN vols.
Medical enqnires aud observations upon
The diseases ii the human mind by Benjamin
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Flaess family Dentist in vol.
Scous' Inlanlly Tactics in vols
Lord Byrons Works in 4 vols. gill binding
4 NV American system OF Book heeling
by james Bonnet in ! vol
adams' Geography andAtlas.
Smilrvs' 30. DO
Gnmmefe-' Surveying
Griscon's Questions in English Grammar
for lie use oil schools.
lie Iierpgynbical Fortune Teller, sup
posed II have heen invented By Bonaparle
The lat Of The Mohcsns, by the author Of
the Pioneers
Raodenb's Culinary Gardener, by a na-
tiv, al Virsinia-
paw5rb's Spelling Book
lie ri Washington, Pocket Maps of Va
Pocket bool,- large aud small with clasps.
PINK letler parel, sc ". All Of which
he will sell very low Tor cash.
CHS A WITHERS
March Is
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= essc1f'ed l. y. m The ninth .lay Ut In
nnatv l. ! b, Ssmtfel Mitchell. aud ~,
rernrdeh IL The clerks eifiee al Rederrd
county court. We the undersigned trustees Of
s,lher al Is. till, on The "a day nf Jane,
In, Il fur, II not, Inc ustt TAN 5n,, M the
tnsJrHses. ri, To tue highest lid1.f, tor rea.
dy money, tract or parcel 81 Land. sifasie,
lying : heibg in Bedford county. IN the va
ter Of Island Crock a branch Of BIZ Otter,
bounded h The lands 81 franriz palard Geo.
Smith, Riehatd Roberts. j. Whit, Inlins
Saunders. Gilbert Gihbs. John aIpe,uion,
Iahn nawdy. PeVten Foster aud las. aud
ihos Austin, aud containing about Io1 a.
efes. more ~ les, and lsing on the notth
s,le OF the HeS road, leading irom Updike'.
II The Islana torJ o. 81 Otter luis land IS
valuable, and iho.e '"s,rbns 10 purchase are
invited n eo aHd iee II. more particular
description Is lbontii unnecessary ~ ihose
DESTROYS To purchase viii look fpr themselves.
Aetlng rs Trustees We will convey only snch
title rs Is vested IN rs hv The deed aforesaid,
as he sale i made Tor he purposes express
ed IN said deed. WILLIAM COOK,
Z. ANTHONY,
June ]. cids53 Trustees.
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/. DUCATlON-Thr subscriber. grafe-
Z ) inl tor the encouragement he has rec.i-
we'd, respectfully informs his Patrons, lbat hi,
nrst session vii commence on The ffsi Mon
day IN Jane, and terminate IN the 6rst Fri
day ia August Ter1us-Grammar eud Geo
sraphg u Ter session Of = months Trading,
bIlling aud Ari'amelie - 81 ger do
otrici attention vii bc pald In tie pupils
intfnstcd 10 his care J. r. HARPER
Iune
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AND FOR SALE.-The Tract of
Land nearN Glasgow in Amherst CO. cal
led The 1,iebe, containing about Goo acres, oil
excellent tobacco aud ~ heat land, aud rented
The present year TO Messrs. Crawford and
Barrett, and on which Capt Edmund Penn
lives. i, for sale, with liberty to so" wheat
in the tall, AMI fnll possession given on the
Isl Of uex January. For terms, application
10 be made To John Ross, in the county OF
Albemarle or in this pnce to
JAMES ROSS.
Frederick sbnrg, May Is. cI4mll
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Y. III SUBSCRIBER has just r.e,ii, ID
An elegani supfiy IT French Paper
Hangings aud FIRE screens OF The FIRST qua
liy aud latest fashions, winch he will dispose
OF IN the most moderate terms hie has also
lew choice number. remaining nnsold IN
The Virginia Literature Lottery. which will
be drawn on the l5fh instant PrIzr tickets
il any OF tue Va Lotteries iiken in part my
meni. CHS A. NiTHEks.
Nav s
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Is informed that the subscriber has
just reerived, direct from y. York further
SUPPL, OF NEW BUoAS d STA
1ION AIRY, among lhem are lie ioi-
loving n" aotks, w:
CRANKY, y new novel ~ vols. by an kn-
gl,si Lord.--1his is certainly one among 'he
be-t novels thafs been before the pubic tor
iane time
Ihr subaltern, or, Sketches of the Peuin.
aular War during the Campaigns OF 1913 aud
"a, by An eye Wlin.ss.-I don't know any
work tha's more praised than this 10y MI WHO
hase read il.
tales OF tn. Wild and tho Wonderful
From The name OF this work | presume its
very fine.
Fieldlug's Proverbs of all Nations, illustra-
ted With notes and comments d.. az i've.
ry person ought 10 own copy oil this Yaiua-
bic and rare production.
The History OF the Buccaneers of America,
in 3vols.-l expect this Is very interesting
Siltman's Tour between Hartford and
Qnehec, with most superb engravings, &c.-
Ibis work is very much praised by all who
have read il.
Tbompsons Discour5es and Correspon.
dence, with various learned Jurists upon the
History of the Law, &c &c.--i am told by
lawyers that This IS an exceeding fine work.
The Masonic Chart, I'D Edition. with CON
siderable additions aud emendetions. by R.
w Jeremy, l.. Cross, G l.,
The remplars' Chart-orders cf Knights
of the Red Cross, Knights TempIars aud
Knights ri Malta or Order of ST Joha oil Je-
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NJ &c.
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word-and avery person ought to own CO.
py OF this exceedingly valuable aud useful
work. Together with a great variety of
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all III which, the public may rest assured,
| will sell very low toreash.
June l. ABRAM 4. NORTH
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EXCHANGE.

Draft. on Richmond, Washington city
BaInnose, Phi'a,,s'lFhla, Newly otlS. Bos-
ton, Sa. annah, snd Georgia,
For safe at a small premium, and 10
silins Ia suit purchasers, a, the Exchange
0tiice of ). q VI. ALLEN. y co.
Lynchburg
Were all kinds of Uocurrrnt Money will
be bought aud sold nn liberal terms.
Present rates Of Southern .uoney.
\. Carnhna, j In per cent discount.
:. Carolina, % >, ) -
Georgia, 5 ;, 81 >,
April 3.
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The Subscribers hGsf iust ytes,rs3

Gum opium lCiofh IL
1'Hih ehhiih"r si'et wire ipalh 10
snlphnie canine Camel BAR ,,e,eti.
Rose water hose fooih pnAll.,
talcin. n,agnesa Otto rnsp In Ii
'afb. 10 he'd waters
Meads ahf,-dispepte Blac, do
Oh sonf stomach i1ils Dry White lead
sarsaparilla not Red do
China do q Lipese x.,,.,t,,
Vfts 10 finssinn Line W
Medieamentum Venr,ipt, red
vi cloves Spanish whiting
o'o'ef suns Sampeachy logwood
EPSON DO Ground cninW ood
Oh wormserd Nicaragua
super. carbonate soda Ground fnslic
Carbonate do Red saunders
1anhric acid Blue yitriol
Tartar emelic Lam, blaek
Paly. ipecac. Fig blue
Gum nssaiGtida iAnn,ftn
rn''. )aiaP Maeahoy snuff
Gum gualacnm lRBppee II,
yum hhhoh'ac iScotch DO
Gun kno (best) palm snan
Peruvian bark La..uder do
Chamomile flowers Transpar.ni do
IVA urs niud9er ,Io
Fish berries ICasflIe do
Muir acid SpptmYcet.
hheassar oil Gold Leaf
Antique oil Alcohol
Orange peel !Gnm shellae
Aqua fortis Grm copsl
oa'"nei sririts turpeniine
o oi, tartar Wedge" God mortar,
Oil peppermint Nippl. shelI.
Quicksilver breast mines
Essence walls Evans crow, Ior,.,.
Fancy perfume vials Common do
Walls from ! To OF. Tooth drawers
n"fax refined lfaaeeps
Rotten stone Tn toll
S'aren lmctnre bottles
RANT brushes assorted Specie do
Hair brushes Pill boxes
White wash brushes Bottle md via, c,rL.
Fruit Trees, Ornamental Shrubs pa0a.
Roots, Grass seed, &c ordered for mail oa.
rance on the .Nem Pricts,-We shall shortly
receive an additional suppl, OF Garden ana
Flower seed, fancy Rower pots, Ac &c.
WILL. OWENS y G LECkIF.
Apo hecaries q Druggists,
Dec %
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sTdnF HOUSE FOR RENT.

s4s0n Rtot ,h. three -i.t, Bnck lipasr,
! ~ Main Street, lately occupied b. J.
p BOYD II Is well calculated To- business -
4 family, and III. sisni Is among the best and
ihere ! well oi saad wafer IN The lnt With
IN ley, yards Of ihr hon-'--.Pessess'os may
he had On the 2oth tnsi. Enquire oi Janvs
Dufr4 lsis7e MAY T.
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JNst handed

Just h.anAeA
At Andrews Truly Cheap Store,
q bag prime coffee
do do pepper
hhds. moasses
Together with choice assortmentsot Groce
rIes
Al,o, in store few hhds. OF rum
Aud several crates earthenware
casts mems coarse shoes
7oo pair stltchdowns do
80 jack screws
l6 % cotton cards
IL do wool do
+ hhds. assorted stoneware
bales white, red aud yellow Hannels
loo reams wrapping paper
All o. which We are selling very low
Atour Truly Cheap Store,
Feb. % Main Street.
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Marc h Is.
TxAr.Eg. WORK

II public generally may rely on having any
work ord,r,d OF me, faithfully done 4 made
onl of the best materials and at very low pri-
ses.-pefsons wishing books bound are re
que tea 10 bring them forward Immediately,
as am ,omcw hat at leisure and can do them
much better tlan when | am pushed with
work. Tie public are further informed that |
bind books at much lover plices tim they
ryrr wrre known In he done III in this part
nj Tie country. aud in much more superior
maontr. ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
Feb ts27
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NOfil E.-l wish III sell a valuable
! tract 81 fobaeco band in The county 81
Amherst, living on the sonlh sie and Top ~
the blue Rdge. containing 155 ACMIS
by recent survey. This ~ one amnnssi ihr
best tobacco plantations in thal section oil
the conutr, the tobaccp raised On II proves
the produci OF the land, as Il i, sold among
the highest prices tha have been given.
Those who wish II purchase, ny curly hppll.
'cn'l1n may get a bargain On arcommabn Ing
terms. mo ] TINsEEf.
June X. IAlI
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pDk IT TllIs,-I am determine

I OUk IT THIS Il am determined
Ito eel smal plantation IN Beaver
,'reek, adjoining Lambeth, Hsden aud 9th
ers formerly hslanging ~ Graham. night
miles from Lnnrhhorr. a. three from Camp.
bell Courif onse containing sl1 .eefs -
There are wnirhmed buildings npDn The pr.
ini,rs, connected by porch. containing IL
rooms piaefef.d aud painted insIde and on.
ahh othef necessary improvements, young
orebard. Ac. There are about Sc acres clear
ed, which is in good htart Iaree propof-
tim II the residue prime TOBACCO
LAND Any person @thing 10 purchase,
will call IN The subscriber. living upon ihe
premises, Who viii show II aud make known
the terms, winch snail he law and aceommo-
dating, a. ain determined 10 I'll.
u PANfOAST
MAJ %. tcI"29
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-15
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4 y leasr 10 INFORM tpe public II, conceal,
that hs the latest Arrivals tn, havt ed
tne principal part OF 'helr nfiae ARD : ~.
mef sal'Pis Of STAPLE aud Fancy q tail,.--
a III the s''ieci,on of their assoftfaeet tlIs
season. lhes have omitted M otirl, taat
could be procured in Their llur OF business
that IA either useful ar f,shie nahle, ~ thy
pr"sdn" Their customers expect this dnry
from them in rrqni'aI for the llbe,aI pat.
ianaee they have received, they consider
unnecessary To give them te eioos de-
tail nj very article thai comprises their
assdrta eni of
Wy Goods, Groceries.
Hardaa.e, crock Try, Hats, Shoes. Sc. Esc.
ihty '1i h's"'"r, take leave tn 81, that
In then Norton. 10 gel together cheap
and a. assortment, thy have nr,tr
been 81 fortunate. And tbpy invite with
confidence call from all customers.
MAY IS.