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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-06

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, May Is, 1871.
10 he Heirs Of EBENEzER FITcH, late Of
Sterling, an said County, deceased, and 10 all
others concerned IN The Estate of said deceas-
cd Gprprrvc
VoU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see tt) at the Court of Probate to be holden
az worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
Gay IN July next, at ten of the clock, before
noon to show cause why the accounts of the Adj
ministration Of said Estate should not he allow
ed; and you will be heard thereon.
ztN ma FHL. PAINE r. Prob
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-06
#CILMAN B. PARKER

Would inform his friends and the public, that
he has taken the new Brick Store few rods
north of the Hotel, and has on hand an extern
sive and prime assortment of SEASONABLE
GOODS, which he viii sell at small advance
from cost for Cash, good Credit, Produce or
Lgmher.
Lancaster, MAY 80. y
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NOTICE.

TEyRE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
g tween the subscribers was dissolved on
The lst inst. All are indebted, and all e
whom we are indebted, are requested TO cal
immediately ON G. B. PARxER for adjustment
aud nav,nent AMOS WHEELER,
GILMAN B. PARKER.
Lancaster, May 30, 1897.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office. May IS, 1897.
10 The tfidotc and Heirs If LUKE DIvoI1.
taie ofLeomnster, an sad County, deceased,
and TO all others concerned an he Estate OF
sad deceased, GREErING.
" OU are hereby cited to appear (if you
II see lit lat the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester, insaid County, on the first Tuesday
IN August next, OF ten Of the clock, before noon,
to show cause why License should not BE- granted
10 sell and convey SO much of the real estate
OF SAID deceased as will raise three hundred dol.
lars for the payment of debts and charges and
gu will be heard thereon.
81 NATHL. PAINE, r. Prob
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WORCESTER, 49, May 90. A. n 1ooz
certify, that the foregoing is a cow VI of a
report made to the Court of Sessions. ~ The
term thereof first above mentioned, and Of the
allowance and acceptance thereof bv' ana ~
the Order Of, said Court thereon o"' "
ABIJAH BIGELOW rgorL
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-06

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
1 . scribers-have been duly appointed Admin.
lstrators on the Estate of CLARK WITT. late
OF llubbardston, in the County of Worcester.
Esq. deceased, and have taken upon themselves
that trust, by giving bonds AS the law directs
All persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
called upon TO make INN cdiate payment and
all those TO whom said Estate is indebted, are re.
quested TO exhibit their demands for settlement.
CATHARINE WIT,
DAVID BENNETT, S'19HlrS'
Hubbardston, April e5, 1927 pI&
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, NAV 25 1897.
Tohe Heirs Of GRACE WILSON, iafe of Spen.
Ger, an said County, deceased, and 10 all
Others concerned in The Estate of said De.
eeaSea' GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if Won
IN see ft) at the Court OF Probate to he hold.
en- At Worcester, in said County, on the FIRST Tues
day in July next, at one Of the clock. alter poon
TO show cause why the Accounts Of the Admin,
istration of said Estate should not be allowed
and you will be heard thereon.
80, TilEoPHs WHEELER, Reg.
~ IN ordierof The Inn. ,JHage.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-06

CoMMoSwEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, IS. Court Of Sessions, at Hor-
cesar. .nsreh Term, 1897, ard holden 6y ad-
Toarnment on the second Tuesday Of Nay,
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Worcester, S.. Probate Office. May II, 1897.
40 NE Wadom, Creditors and Hears Of ASA and
LUTHER BowKER, both iafe Of Winchen-
don, IN SAID County, deceased, and 10 all 9TH
erS concerned an The Estates Of said deceased,
GREETING.
NOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
at Worcester, in said County. on the Grst
tuesday IN July next, at ten Of the clock, before
room. to show cause why, the Accounts of the
Administration Of said several Estates should not
DC allowed and the balance of Estate dccreed to
the Creditors whose claims have been allowed
and you will be heard thereon
~ NATHL PAINE, J. Prob
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GEORGE PERRIN
Insurance GgctnSt FIRE.
dyHE SPRINGFIELD FIRE INsUR

q ANcE COMPANY, with a Capital of
900 Dollars, paid in and we'll invested,
continue TO effect ASSURANCES on all kinds
ofproperiy against loss by FIRE, not exceed
ins sic, 900 on any one risk, on terms as ia
vorable as can be afforded. Apply at the Of
fee OF ISAAC DAVIS, Attorney al LGw, in
WORCESTER, who is authorized to Gil poll
cies.
Worcester, NOE. 8, 1896. 3wseoly
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-18
Mn. ALBRIGHT,
Kunckie street, Northern Liberties

Mn. ALBRIGHT,
SLR-siy Stephen, aged Is years, VIZ taken with
severe pain in the ns,ep of his right foot in September
1926. In October following it sweed very much phy
slcan ordered bread and milk ppultces to be applied
which reduced the swelling Soon after the cap Of the
knee swelied up considerably poul,ices were again apple
appearance on the shin in very short time his leg SWELL
ed to double its ordinary SIZE very much naed and
had purple appearance The boy suffered the most in.
desirable palms, and from the loss of his appetite and want
of Sleep he became debitaed and helpless that he had
to be fed like an infant AT length the swelling opened and
produced copious discharge Of NATTER accompanied with
very offensive smell The physician anced the leg at
different times, in various Places and attended him for .
wards OF three MONTHS and got him far be enabled
almost entirely left him. he could walk very we'll without
the use OF cruches, the swelling continued, and the leg
broke out into ulcers.
In the summer of 1896 his shin bone became affected.
accompanied with very offensive smell small spnters
OF bones would occasionally work out; his leg, from the
cap of the knee his ankle, :as une liberated mass oS
corruption and the bone was in state Of Ply
scans who saw the case while in this situation, gave as
their opinion that he could only be cured by laying the leg
open to the bone, and taking off the affected parts, which
would be painful well as very dangerous operation
In November last, heard Of your Columbian Syrup got
bottle, and after my son used about five days, chang
ed the matter to healthy appearance and took away the
offensive smells by the time he the Of the third
bottles large pieces of the affected bone off, of
which several inches in LENGTH and about the thick
Of dollar after which the leg began heal up and
by the time he had used the eighth bottle he Complete
| ly cured STEPHEyv SN4RE,
Phiad March 20, 1897. Buttouuood, Sizkh-st.
The above of Necrosis, Cares Tor affection of the
bones considered by several physicians very remark
able Some of the carous bones in the possession
of the proprietor Of the Columbian Syrup and may be seen
| at any time.
Other certificates may be the store ofthe Agent
OF Each bottle of the genuine medicine has LABEL re<
presenting the Eagle and Hydra, with my signature.
| JACOB ALBRIGHT.
| No. 1903 orch Street, Phladsthio
Sold in Wilmington, by E. B. VAUGHAN; Druggist
| No. a., Market-street.
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pn very short allowance Of water for some time.
Neither the master or supercargo were allowed any
intercourse with the shore the Admra's ship, the
after was sent board the Thetis figate as pri-
) oner An inexperienced boy was put on board as
brze master. with lubberly crew to bring her to
his port On the passage round here, she was run
foul of by the frigate Thetis, cut down to the wa
|er's edge and was only saved from going down by
|he exertious of Capt Marshal. Also, five French
|esses. and some others, whose names and cases
munacuqauted with. The foregoing you may make
Enown to the world, through the medium Of your
|ublic prints, provided you think proper SO to do
Wishing you pleasant passage. and that you may
lot again fall into the hands of these barbatians,
I'm, dear sir. your obedient servant.
JOHN HARRISON,
Master of the British brig Utopia.
Rio de Janeiro, 9th Feb. 1927.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-18
House and Sign Painting,
GLAZING AND PAPER HANGING.

The subscriber tenders his thanks to his friends
and customers for the encouragement he has receiv-
ed in his business for fifteen years past, and begs
he still carries it on in its various branches and
hopes from his skill and long experience, together
with the aid of excellent workmen, not only to con-
tnue to give satisfaction to old customers, but to
obtain new ones. The subscriber is determined to
make every reasonable exerton to. execute with
neatness and dispatch all work committed to him,
and do it on reasonable terms. Apply at No. ---
King street, between Bread and Hanover streets,
where orders will be thankfully received, and puncs
tually attended to. BENJAMIN FREDD.
Wilmington, May Is. 8--4t
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to use it freely and in six weeks was restored to her.
rect neaith MARY PETERSON.
PHILADELPHIA, June10, 1926. =
ote-The foregoing case is we'll known to several Of
our respectable physcians and one pa, uarly candt
expressed his opinion Mrs Peterson that her disease
had extended itself beyond the reach Of medicine NE cali
that geftsnans attention particularly TO her certificate.
The following communication was received BY the pro
pretos of the Columbian Syrup, from Gen. Thomas snys
der, residing in the Northern Liberties, Philadelphia Co.
COMMUNICATION. b.,
Mr.. ALBRIGHT,
SIR-I was afflicted with rheumatic affection Of the
head for nearly two years. during which time had tried all
most every remed but the disease being very obstinate
baled all medical aid in constant pain and misery
during the time was afflicted.
respectable physician recommended the benefit of .ea
bahing accordingly in july 1926 took journey to the
sea shore to battle, which in few days increased the mala.
dy to such degree, obstruction in my nos.
1s and prevent afree nhaing and exhang my breath
The regular of breathing being thus obstruc,eds
the upper jaw and cheek bone became very SORE and nv
face appeared be in high of inflammation; nv
situation became very alarming my spirits depress.
ed, and my appetite failed.
heard OF your Columbian Syrup. procured some of it,
in very short time allayed the Inflammation was ena.
bed to breathe freely, my appetite returned and was
stored to perfect health. THOMAS SNYDER,
Fh'ad Sm1e %, 1870. No. T5 North Third-st.
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Philadelphia, 18th March, 1897.
Mr.. ]. ALBRIGHT,


Shiny youngest child girl of about two years Of
age, had from her BIRTH been scky In the latter end Of
January last she was taken with an inflammation in the
head and mouth together with soreness of the gums and
decay Of the teeth ssurf had also formed on the tongue
and roof of the MOUTH in few days very offensive dis
charge of matter from the right took place. by this
time the child suffered the most excruciang agones cry
ing day and night
Whilst my child in this distressing sitatioh was
told OF the wonderful cures performed by your Columbian
Syn lproctred bottle, and am happy to state that af
Ter given the child the Syrup about days. it slept
sound at night, the inflammation of the head and mouth
was alaye the disappeared the gums healed,
and the offensive smell accompanying the discharge from
the left by this time broke out into sores ali around
the ear, but healed i'll very short time after
After the child had taken about two.thrds of the bottle
of syrup, the discharge from the gradually stopped
and, astonishing may appear the child s now perfect.
ly cured, gay and lively.
Since my child has received those extraordinary benefits
from your invaluable medicine, my wife has commenced
using It IN chronic rheumatism, and one of my sons for
scad head and gums and from the effects your syrup
las already Produced have every reason to think that
shall shortly be enabled to communicate you The pleasing
intelligence Of perfect cures
ANTHONY MUSICK,
Kunckie street, Northern Liberties
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on of the Saviour of the world:
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Tie hr;orht roa. ~ ~. shea,- us $50
His naIe fair hrow with sadnsss sbaJ.d
Vet thronoh ,be sa,,,aJ
A cousc;o,,, crardeur asa,aJ ,ah;oh ,o,d
Trn.va,,eI h., NO., vi ao, ILL.,
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AnJ ha.na tt,." $3.50 ."e M, ~ " a"a.e'
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JACOB ALBAtdtI

Sold in Wilmington by E. B. VAUGHAN, Druggist
No. a., Marketstreet.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-18

feel gratitfed an being able to add my testimony
TO the truth Of the statement made IN Mrs. Peerson's
Certificate, Of the efficacy Of Mr. .albrights Medicine
as contained an succeeding column; hauing been
personally acquainted aoih Mrs. P. and most of the
facts stated Her TO me astonishing, ind
think should induce every afflicted oath iueterate
scrofulous complaints to try this Medicine
r. PORTER,
senior publisher Of this Paper
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resolutionswer here passed, of the most approved
opposition character, and people at distance may
believe, if it suits their views, that Mr. Ingham is
still great patriot, and that Bucks is altogether
Jacksonian! Now no man can blame Mr.. Ingham
a member of congress and the manager of George
kremer, if he should not be willing to give up the
ghost, without sruggleor at least without an at
tempt to impose people at distance, even if his
own citizens should desert him. Mr.. Inghan was
quite conspicuous in the Iremer farce, and desired
to go into the senate Of the United States, but the
legislature said-no! At the last session of Con-
gress, Mr.. Ingham was one of the very few men,
bers from Pennsylvania (six or eighty who oppos-
ed the American System, and he is now Just begin
ming to feel the effects of that coursethough, as
seems, he is determined to fight hard to the last
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-18

On the Eastern Shore of Maryland, the effect of
the Hessian Fly in wheat, and the rayases of the
Grub Worm in Corn fields, are becoming more
manifest The extent of these evils will soon be
known, as the goth of May is not usually past with
out very sure indication of the character Of the
coming ENTHUSIASTICALLY that Of wheat
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-30


IN K. RUsH,S Ami nyspeptlc or Sour sto
-ss.@ mach Pills, nm invaluable remedy for Jodi.
gcstlon IA us most complicated forms.
~ the variety of diseases to which the human
,ySiem Is subject, few are more stubborn, none
more distressing or destructive To the constim.
'ian than Indigestion OF Sour Stomach This
disease prevails 10 a great extent and has so gen.
orally bahled the skill ofte faculty, thatn RENE
dy easy OF administrator is truly a resileratnm
ia every place The truth Of tins statement i,
confirmed by the experience of thousands who
have suffered under 4, who after having used
many remedies to no purpose are now OBLIGED
10 have recourse 10 such palativcs, as they NAV
chance 10 Ind more conducive to their comfort
by indigestion Is meant loss of appetite and
great weakness particularly Of the legs. and
wasting OF the whole system Heartburn, or an
uneasy sensation ct heat about the ut of the sto
mach which is sometimes attended with nausea
or sickness OF the stomach aud vomiting, belch.
'ns up OF water which is generally sour, palenes,
OF the countenanoc, costyeneSs. languor, siddi.
ness, owness OF spirits. disturbed sleep. palpita.
lion OF the heart, latulency, &c.
These symptoms vary IN different persons
some experience more of them and some less
each IN the order aud degree Of his own part,cn.
nr east. --ihese Pills act as "A powerful TONIC
neutfalize ehe Acid upon the stomach, rlyes
'ueusth To the dehtated organs of diee>tions
sesiore the appetite, remove nausea, at the sto
mach, and ultimately recover the health of the
patent. They do not contain mercury in any
'ofm' nor do they sIcken the stomach MS most
purgatye medicines do, but perform the office of
sate and mild purgatiye, and are not surpassed
by any midicine. They are therefore part,cu.
larry calculated for family use.
The inventor ofthese Pills was one of the most
eminent practitioners ofmedcine in the United
States, and used them successfully in his prac
uce Tor many years. They are not got up n
nostrnm TO delude the credulous, but are recon.
mended on the basis oi truth and experience.
III order that they say become extensively use.
III and within the reach of all, they are offered
/ at the low price of 90 cents per box, At TN,
wholesale and retail Drug and Medicine Store
OF THOMAS j. DUAL
augusta am Sole Agent.
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JoiiN N1IIs.c

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden IN the Clerks office oibe
superior Court Of GhnceTy for the Iyuehburg Ds-
uict tho 18th dny Of June, is27. Edmund Pate adm
Of charlotte Shrewsbury, formerly Charlotte Gtihu,
samuel 6rifin, John Griffin, wni. Griihn Elzabetl
1rlihn aud Charlotte Griffin, children Of Charlotte
Shfcws bury and Samuel Griffin, deed, whici said "a.
murl, John, William, Eiz tbeth sud Charlotte are IN
imis, aud sue by the SAID Edmnnd Pate their neat
hi'nd Pits against Christopher Clark Booker Preston
no Preston, admir- OF WIN. smith dee. Tho. West,
WIN Preston, Elizabeth Preston, Docia Proston infants
by Booker Preston, specially assigned their guarisu
Richard DAVIS Jordan DAVIS, John DAVIS, Margaret a-
w and smtthsOn DaFis, infants by commissioner Be
hhphi specially nssigned then GUARDIAN Hector Har-
rr adn'r OF Robert Hook, decd William 4. Scott
aud othrrs, Drits.
HE defendant William T Scott not having entered his
appearing hb gwen security according 10 The act of As.
emily aha thu rules otba court, aud At appearing by
factory ehdcHcr thai be - not nhnbanto
trylt u ordered thai the said defendant do appear here
on me hrst day Of the neal term and the bills Of tc
plaintiffs mud thi copy OF this order be forthwith
h IN some new spapef printed In the town Of ynchburF
1r Two months successfully, aud posted the door
u the courthouse N the sud town.
| Copy--Iostc, JOHN WILLS, &.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden IA the Clerk. Office oft
Superior Cont fthHuccry for the LNnrhburg Distrrf
the ith day fJune l927. stephen Martin and Fza-
beth his vile late Elizabeth Dobyue, aud the said Sle
phen MARTIN IN his own right, Pits. agdiast Abnef
Doiyhs eAr OF Gtltfn DobYns, sen deed and In I'm.
own light Adam bond and Sarah hi wife Nic4ala#
johnson and Cnthariue his wife, Thomas Dobyus, h
seph Dohyns Jonah Dobyns, Iahn Dobyns Frame.
uhr and Lucy has wife, Daniel Drury aud Catherine
ms Wlie, Guihn Dnb1ns, Elizabeth Dobyns, Mary Ann
Dohyns, Samuel Nks and Jabcz Board, Dcns
The betendaut- Adam Bond ard Sarah his wife and
Nicholas Johnson aud Caharme his wife not having en-
tered helr appearance given security according To the
act Of Assembly and the rules ofhi court 4 appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants of
tins cnuutryl Is ordered, that the said def. ndants doap
pear here on the first day oto term and answer tho
bull ofthe plaintiffs and that copy ofhs ordorle forth
WI" Inserted in some newspaper printed IN the town Of
iyuthtutf, Tor t"o months snccessiycv and posted nj,
the front door of the courthouse IN the said town
81 Acopy-Irstr, JOHN WILLS. {.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden the Clerks Office oil the
superior Court OF Chuncery for the ~ nehburg District
the ith day of Jnbe l-27 Archibald Robcrtsoal 81
muel cad and Boyd Miller, late merchants aud part
trading under the firm of Archibald Robertson
& Go. Archibald Robertson, Boyd Miller, Brniam.
Ogden and Agnes his wife Pits araasf Rebrcca Rue
her, widow ard reliet Of Anthony Rucker, decd, Alb
uer RnekGr, Armisiead fucker, Ahsaloin Rncher
Martin London aud Anu X. his wife, Anthony Rucker,
jr and kebceea y. hls WIFE Nancy Shelas pdms OF
VIM Eads, Farland Richardson, WIN. A. Richardson
John, Rebecca, Jane, Mary T. Vanilla and Jesse Rich
urdson, ittnts under the age Of twenty one years
Lindsey coghill and Ann his WIFE Lowry Gregory and
Amelia his wife, Jesso Rieheson, Ambrose Rucker
Nelson {. Dawson, Spencer Norycn, seu. Elias Wilt,
Richard A. Burks, Gait, Bullock g. Co ChlsweH Dab
ncy, sanl Garland, George W. Turner, Richard
Bnrks, " lillian Shelton and Arthur Il. Davies Defts
The defendants Martin London and Ann K. his wife
not having entered their appearance To aud gwen
security according TO the act of Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and 1t appearing By satisfac-
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of
this contry il ordered that said defendants do ap
pear here the rst day Of next term aud answer tn
biii of the plaintiffs and tbat copy Of this order
be forthwith Inserted in newspaper printed III the
town at lvnchhurg, for two months sucressiycly, and
posted al the front door Of the courthouse Of The sand
town. A C0py-restr
81 JOHN WILLs,C
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JOHN WILLS, Ck.

VIRGINIA Al Rules holden in the clerks Office Of III,
superior court oil ChaBt cry for the Lynrhbufg district
the Iih day Of June, ld27 David lIiegHbUtam, Dan-
81 HigRnt oham Il Ths HiTginbotham, late merchants
aud partners ttadiag under the style aud firm OLD
ID. Uigrinbothan a Go. Pits. against Watt Duncan
aud Mary his wife, William Duncan, John DamroH an1
PhHbe his wife, John H.. Goodrich aud Rchrcea ms
wife, aud William Sledd aud Abigail his wife, Deffs
The defendauts VIM. Scdd a Abigail his wife not ha-
wing entered their appearance and given security
ding the of Assembly and the rules Of tins court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
hahant- OF this eountryt ordered, that the SAID de
PENDANTS do appear here the first day Of the next term
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pr
ted the of l.ynchburg Tor Is 0 month, successive
~, and posted the front door o the courthouse the
shid town. A copy-Icste,
So JOHN WILLS,c.