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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-09
MANTUA-MAKING.

MEISS ELIZA NOVEL; would inform
1vA her friends and the public, that she has
commenced the business of Mantua- Making in
this town, at the house of Mr. WILLARD
BRowN, south of and near to the Baptist Meet
ing House, where she hopes by assiduous at
tention to merit share of public patronage
Miss n fiatters herself that she will be able to
execute her work in faithful and tasteful
manner and on as low terms as can be else
where procured
N. B-Miss N would be happy to wait upon
Ladies at their houses, if requested.
Worcester, May 9. 10
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, May 4, 1857.
To the WidOsc and Heirs Of ELIJAn KEN.
NOV, late of West-Boy ston, en- said County.
deeeased, and 10 all Others concerned in az
Estate Of said deceased, GREErIsa.
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if yotl
IL see fly at the Court Of Probate to De holden
at Worcester in said County, ON the 6rst
Tuesday Of June nexfy at nine of the clock,
before noon, to show cause why the Account Of
the Administration of said Estate should NOT
be allowed, and the balance after paying the fu-
neral charges, allowed to the Widow for Uphold.
ing life; and you will be heard thereon.
Sig NATTIL. PAINE, J. Prob
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NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, having been appoint.
w ed Commissioners, to receive and ex
anime the claims of creditors to the Estate oi
PHILEMON WOODWARD, late of Hub
bardston, in the county of Worcester, deceased
represented insolvent, Thereby give notice
that the time for receiving claims against said
Estate and completing the business thereof has
been extended by the Judge of Probate for said
county for the term of three months from the
seventeenth day of April current; and that we
will attend that service at the house of John
H. Brigham, Innholder in said Hubbardston,
on the last Mondays of May and June next,
from one to six o'clock, P NJ on each of said
days. SAMUEL SWAN,
JUSTUS ELLINWOOD.
Hubbardston, April 10, 1927. I9s
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for his mercy to me, and hope / shall never
fall into this vice again, though shall if he
does not keep me. earnestly recommend
this medicine to all the drunkards in Della
ware, who are running soul and body by
pouring down rum into their throats.
ANDREW HI. HUTTON.
New Castle, (Del.) April ID, 1897.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, May !, 1897.
20 Besdleel Laeresee. Esq. and Caleb Perrg,
Executors Of HE Wiu Of ASA PERRY, lac
Of Fitchburs, an SAID Ceanty, deceased, and
TO all Others concerned IN tie EsfaIe of said
deceased, GRERfIN0.
VOU, the said Executors are hereby
u cited to appear at the Court of Probate to
be holden at Worcester, in said County, on the
first Tuesday in July next, at one of the cloes.
after noon, 20 render account of their pro.
ceeding in their said capac;ty-thereof fail net
and all persons concerned are notified to be pres
emit, Gf they see 6t) to attend to said settlement
and you viii be heard thereon.
1919 NATHL. PAINE. y. Probate.
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NOTICE

YHNHE Sirth Massachusetts Turnpike Cor
m poration will hold their annual meeting at
the house of SIMEON p SrRATroN, in Rutland,
on TUESDAY, the 5th day Of June merit, at
ten o'clock, in the forenoon, for the purpose of
choosing officers for the ensuing year-To take
into consideration the affairs Of the Corpora
ton generally-To assess tax on the shares
To see if the Corporation will relinquish the
Road, or act and do any thing relative thereto.
SAMUEL DAMAN, I D;x...a
DANIEL KING,
Holden, April 30, 1877, 10
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-09
LTBERaLTTY .ACK.NOWLEDGED

The Trustees of the Parochial Funds of the
Calvnist Society in Worcester, acknowledge
the liberality of the Hon. DANIEL WALDO, in
making to them, and through them to the
Church and Society, the bequest of the Meet
ing-house in which they worship, and also a
Donation of Five Thousand Dollars, both as a
permanent fund, the income of which is to be
appropriated to the support of the gospel min
istry in said Society.
WILLIAM M'FARLAND,
President Of the Board Of Trustees
Worcester, May 8, 1927.
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RNEW GOOD&dp0
GEORGE PERRIN

HAS received and offers for sale at hi
- Store on Front-street, large assortment
of GOODS, which he win sell for Cash
Credit, or most kinds of Country Produce, a.
low as can be bought in town:
SUCH As
ENGLISH & DOMESTIC GOODS.
WEST INDIA GOODS & GROCERIES.
CROCKERY, GLASS d CHINA WARE,
IRON HOLLOW WARE,
BROWN EARTHEN WARE,
Large and small sizo STONE JUGS.
Together aoith good assortment Of
NAILS, BRADS, &C. &c.
Worcester, Mays 3sw3weop
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REMOVAL

"A SA WALKER, Merchant Tailor, has re-
IN moved from the Shop recently occupied
by him on Front-street, TO the 4th door south
OF the Worcester Hotel, where all orders in
his line will be promptly Intended to-
Worcester, MAY q
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-09

NEIss SUSAN B. BRIGHAM proposes to
I'VE open a SCHOOL in Grafton, at Mr..
LOWELL BAKERS Hall, on the first Monday of
June, for the instruction of young Ladies in
the solid branches of an English Education
Terms of tuition, three dollars per Quarter.
For information inquire of Rev. MosEs c..
SEARLE, Rev. OTIs CONVERSE, Doct. LEVI
RAwsoN, SAMUEL WooD, JOHN BArcHELLER.
Grafton, May 9. +19
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ROAD NOTICE.

WoRoEsTER, S.. May 5, 1897
HNHE contract for the construction of the
ID Templeton and Hubbardston Road has
not been closed. The Commissioners will re-
ceive further proposals for that purpose. at any
time before the first day of June merit, to be
filed with WILLIAM JBSSIsoS, Esq. at the
Clerks Office.
10 JARED WEED, Chairman.
N. B. For description of said Road. sac
Spy of April 4, 1897, and succeeding papers
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NOTICE.

A LBERT BROWN having made different
IA arrangements in his business, and enlarg-
ed it, requests all persons indebted to him, oil
ther by Note or Book Account to settle the
same on or before the first of June next, or his
unsettled accounts will be left for collection
Worcester, MAY g. 10
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-09
PROVISION STORE.

VHNHE subscriber having taken the Store
b recently occupied by Mr.. SETH WYMAs,
Jr. offers for sale, SALT PORK by the barrel
or b., LARD, BACON, TALLOVV, Salt and
Dried BEEF, and all FRESH PROVISIONS
in his line
U Cash paid for FAT CALVES at fair
price. NAHUM NURSE.
Shrewsbury, May g. *19
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SHOE-MAKERS.

VENO be Leased for one year, without pay
N ment of rent or taxes,-a commodious
SHOE-JM4KERS SHOP in the centre of the
town of Princeton, IA miles north west from
Worcester, on the county road from Boston to
Albany.
The Premises are in complete repair, and
every way adapted to the business intended
After the expiration OF the year, the Lessee
may have the option of further Lease of to
years, upon reasonable rent An industri-
Gus and good workman, of steady habits, who
can produce such recommendations, land no
other need apply will have an opportunity of
entering immediately into business, and secur-
ing some of the best in the vicinity A single
man would be preferred, to whom boarding
will be very reasonable.
N. B. The Lessee. will not be allowed to
re-let the premises without the consent of the
Lessor.
Inquire of Mr.. PYNsos BLAEE, Store-keeper,
near the Shop.
Princeton, May g. 10
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

SARAH EARLE, in connexion with her
- sisters, proposes opening BOARDING
SCHOOL for Females in Leicester, on the
18th inst. on the following terms -
For Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, History, Elements of
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy, including
Board, Washing, Books and Stationary, per
Quarter, (of IL weeks) $25, payable quarterly
in advance.
For the French Language, Rudiments of
Latin, Painting by Theorems on Velvet and
Satin, do. on Paper and Wood, and Working
Lace, 81 each, extra, Books, &c. not included.
Persons wishing to place their daughters in
that the Pupils in this School will be constant.
ly under the care and superintendent of their
instructors, and that every exertion will be
made for their accommodation and improve
ment
~ Letters, post paid, viii be promptly at
tended to.
Leicester, (Mass,) 5 mo. 9, 1877 9wis19
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Worcester IS. Probate Office. May 2, 1897.
TO The Heirs Of SAMUEL K,Es, late of Brook
Ign, IN Connecticut. deceased, and 10 all
Others concerned an TIE Estate of said de-
ceased. GREETIYo.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
"A see ht) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County on the Grst Tues
day iu June next, at four of the clock after noon.
to show cause why the Executors Accounts Of
the Administration of said Estate in this State
should not be allowed and you will be heard
thereoa. 10 NArHL. PAINE. J. PROD.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-09
~ NEW GOODS.
BENZ. BUTMAN & co.
"AVE Just received prime assortment o
NEW and FASHIONARIE GOOnS

EIH AVE just recolved prime assortment Of
m M NEW and FASHIONABLE GOODS.
Also
w. ]. GOODS and GROCERIES, CHINA,
GLASS and CROCKERY WARE, LOOK
EYEGLASSES, &c. which they offer for sale
at low prices
VI NORTHERN and EASTERN LUM-
Der constantly for sale.
Worcester, May 9. tfl9
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-09

GREECE. Some interesting details relative
TO events in Greece will be found in the letters
from DIR. Howe, published in another column.
His letters are always valuable because we
know that the information they contain may bo
relied upon, while a considerable portion of
that derived from European papers proves to
be fabricated to answer interested purposes
The French papers again speak, with much
confidence, of the intervention of some of the
European powers, particularly Russia, to put
an end to the war. The details which are Civ
en-, and the various sources from which they
are drawn, give to these accounts the appear
ance of authenticity.
A late arrival at New York from France,
brings accounts of an engagement in the Vi
entity of Athens, in which the Greeks were
victorious over the forces of Redschid Pacha
We shall probably be able to give the details
next week
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-09
BLACKSMITHING.

DLAON1JIFII j II IINO.
YENHE subscribers hereby inform the public,
u that they have entered into copartnership
under the firm of
PRATT & RICE,
and have taken the Shop formerly occupied by
WILLIAM A. WHEELER, where they will at
tend to all orders they may receive for Black
smith Work, viz: Carriage, House and Mill
Work Sheet Iron do. Edge Tools Hot Air
Furnaces for Meeting Houses and Factories,
Safe Doors, &c. &c.
JOSEPH PRATT.
EDWARD B. RICE
Worcester, May 8, 1927. 19tf
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NATHL. PAINE, }. PROD.

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, May 1, 1897.
10 the WIDOW and Heirs Of JAeoB SHEpARp.
tate Of Sturbridge. an SAID County, deceased,
and TO all Others concerned IL, the Estote Of
said deceased, GREETING.
OU are hereby cited to appear (if ven
u see ht) at the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the 6rst Tuesday
IN June next. at ten of the clock, before noon /,
TO show cause Why the Instrument which pur-
ports TO be the last Will and Testament of sai
deceased shohld not be aPpreved; aud you viii
be heard thereon.
10 NATHL. FAME, }. PROD:
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-09
GC0rceSter
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 9, 1927.
REPRESENTATIVE ELECTION.

William Eaton Pliny Merrick," and Otis
Corbett, are chosen to represent this town in
General Court the ensuing political year
The town is entitled to six Representatives
The only additional towns we have heard
from are as follows
Marlboro, #Daniel Stevens, Esq-North-
boro, #Dea. Jonas Bartlett-ShrevSbury Sol
Nymphas Pratt, Col. Jacob Rice-Westboro,
Maj Phinehas Gleason opkintOn, DIR
Thomas Bucklin, and Capt. Nathan Phillips
NORTH BroOkfeld, Eli Forbes, Esq.-Princeton
Charles Russell, Esq.
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Worcester, S.. Probate Office, May q. 1927.
To The Heirs Of MARGARET GREEN, latc Of
Gardner, an said COxnty deceased, and 10 all
others concerned in the Estate of SAID decers.
cd GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear lif you
IA see Gt) at the Court of Probate to be holden
81 Worcester, in said County, on the Hrst Tues
Gay in June next. at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the accounts of the Adj
ministratisn of said Estate should not be allow .
ed; and YOU viii be heard thereon.
ls4 NAfHL. PAINE, T. PROD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16
70 Rent.

TWILL rent for one or more years, from the Is
January next, to good tenant, that portion y
my Farm in Fairfax County, near Alexandra, e""1.
Burgundy, which is now in the occupancy of IhOmas
Fairfax Esq containing about "a acres, including s'I
garden and Aourishing young orchard row ~ u ~
bearing. desired by the tenant, some % or ~
more ofthe arabic land may be added TO that abo'ea
scrbcd The improvements on this farm are GU 80,
modous dwelling house, suited for the accommoo'..
Of large family, which has been very lately repair
throughout; kitchen, and Offices, servants houses
blc cariagehose and granary, alInow IN good ou..
The water is convenient 10 the houses and very Pu,S
and no situationnthe ncghbourbood is more re'l'a''
able for its ircalthfulness
will also rent for term of years, or SELL that S"
cious brick house on Washington street, used 'C .
number of years by Jacob Hoffman Esq. asa sugar.
finely. II has all the apparatus necessarily apPs'
ing to such an establishment and in excellent oFit
immediate operation. Possession will be gwen 'H""'
diately.
oct 29-Staw3w TT. HOE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16

in this horrible conflict, and came likewise 10
the guns. Amid nearly four hundred pieces
OF large cannon, all firing a, one tme IN
confined soace--amitls the noise ot the nalis,
which made furious breaches in the sides OF
the Observation-Disclosures The splinters, which
few in every direction with the speed OF pro-
iectiles, and the dashing of the vessels, winch
were driven by the waves against each other,
no, soul thought OF any thing but destroying
the enemy, and the cries Of the wounded and
dying were no longer heard The men ieli,and
If they were any impeachment to the acton OF
the gun they had just Been working, one OF
their companions pushed them aside with ms
foot TO the middle Of the deck, and without
uttelng a word, placed himself with concen-
tra,ed fury at the same post, where ne soon
experienced similar fate.
In less than half an hour, our vessel, wiihou.
having hauled down her coioEs, had IN fact
surrendered. Her fire had gradually sackened
and then ceased altogether. he mutilated
bodies Of our companions encumbered the two
decks, which were covered with shot, broken
cannon, matches still smoking and shattered
timbers One Of our thirty six Founders bad
burs. towards the close Of the contest ihe
thirteen men placed at il had been killed by
the splinters, and were heaped together round
It's broken carriage. The ladders that led be-
tween the different decks were shattered and
DESTROYED. Tie mizenmast and mainmast had
fallen, and encountered the deck with blocks
and pieces Of rigging. or the boats placed
forward, or hung on the side of the vessel,
there remained nothing but some scattered
planks Not more than hundred and fifty
men survived out Of crew of about eight
hundred, and almost all these were more OF
less severely wounded. Capt. Lucas was one
Of the number.
II was five o'clock when the action ceased. ]
wen, over the ship where every thing presen-
ted prospect of desolation. Calm despair
was painted on the counienances OF those who
had escaped from this terrible scene, where
hac just made my military debut.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16
Stoves, Bacon, Oil, etc

II HAvEf sale, as agent of the manuiaeI ot,bs
Il sever stoves with pipes, &c:-they are e y ham,
oval for and newest pattern. have also ~
of bac' cured in the best manner, small aho oil
ed ofexcellent quality. Also. best winter slr rsno
in IL gallon TIN cannisters; second hIha r
er with variety Of dry good. suitable for the e.Sa
large writing desk, hats, shoes, sole upper f.
&c. Hc.--All of which are offered 81 tsarIRwsoy
cash, or on time, By Gho' '"h S,rs
nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16
Spring Bank Farm for Rent.

TWILLrent for one or more years, the Spring Das
Il Farm, containing 1913 acres, possession 10 DC S
Immediately. The land is fertile and the water IOu
dant and excellent, the stables outhouses are 81.
There is also fine peach orchard and large spr,
orcbarl, capable of yielding considerable re'e''
Apply TO the subscriber. ,.ro.
ANN CLIFTON PATTON,
Spring Bank, near Alexandra, Fairfax Cou"'
net 04-CawSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16

adapted 10 It's wants, and in whicI, !, b.s
hrilrd since its introduction nv Euron' s, ,O''
The immense extent described by all ,r,y W. !"
and how, moreover, Il addition should h.,, c!.Ss
ed 10 commemorate the existence If S w.. 's'
BILE an animal during the short period ,r I"l>
elapsed prior to the spa ish invasiou, 5, wrs s,
time the Peruvians were so utterly e Ora, ,r "a
it as to doubt WHITTIER the horse and !; "
did not in reality constitute one compound Gs
ing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16

IMMoarALrrr-Bautru,i in presenting poet 10
NJ. d'Henry, addressed him, "Sir, lpresent TO
YOU person who will give you Immortality;
but you must give him something TO live upon
in the meantime" 49,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-16

hhSs
EeUITy II. Lenity in law Is the Same
the spiIit is in relis ion, what every OIL. NJ. ~
TO make oft; sometimes they go accor din.
conscience, sometimes according 10 law. sco,.
times according to the rule o.! oour.. 9 Eau,
ty is rogueish hing; for law We hive ~.
sure-know wha, to lrus, to; equity is atr",I
ing 10 the conscience Of h:m that is chsnc,go.
and, as this is larger or narrower, so is conn.
1t is all one as if they should make The .,,nI,.,
for the measure we call fuo,, a chancelI,,,
foot; wha, an uncertaiH measure this wopl. 49,
One chancellor has long foot, another ,bo,.
fool, third an Indifferent foot; it is ,hp san,
thing in he chancelor's consciencc. r..
saying, "Do as you would be core 10 i, ,f,.
misunderstood; for j, is nc, thus meant, ,h,,
a private man, should do to you, pri, ale M.
as | would have you do 10 me. but 90 &C :.
have agreed 10 do one 10 anotht: BIZ pubic
greement. 1.-THE prisoner should ask the ioin.
whether he would be sentenced TO he bs,c.l
were he in his Case, he would sn,wer-l,
"Then," says The prisoner. "do IS vow v,,l.
be done to-" Nrither Of hem must DO ?, ~;
yate men, bu, the Judge must DO by him >,
they nave puDiiely agreed, that Is, both iyfc,
and prisoner have consented 10 law, me, +
either of them steal they shall be haugea.-S
CARDINAL Observation-Disclosures was ~
tremely suspicious. Desnoyers, his val,, 4,
chAmbre, was tie only person allowed TO ,req
in his apartment, or to awaken him Brfor
lying down, he was in The custom ofinsprc,iro
every corner Of the room. One day .,Ir
searching under the bed Of his vael DE- chan.
Der he found two bottles Of wine, which The
servant haG placed there in order To queneh hl,
thirst during the night. He immediately Coz.
ceived they were poison, and forced lna
drink off both in his presence.
a CoMMANpANr.-The evening before bat.
tie, all officer came 10 ask Marshal Torias Iov
permission ID go AND see his father, who vas
at The point Of Gealh. Co. said lie general,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01

}YRGLNH2: ---
itues, holden in the clerk Office Of the superior .,
OF chancery for the Richmond district The 9Th dav IS
AugIsty4 y =: go wy -
William Moncure. John Robinson md Y,,o,,o-;.s 1,,
DONG business under the irn of MoncuIe Robinson e
Peasants, d.
against
Richa'a Adams and Richard y. Carrneton trns,cee s
lIiifberfy Darlington and Eliza his wife Ceorpe AZ
harrington RirhaId 4. Darlington. John ! terr;n,,n
VIM y. Taylor and Eliza his wife, Thomas MarsSaiI'
John Campbell aamor of George w. Snhth, decd john
A. smith, Thomas A. Smith, John Mnge and Mary G;
his wife, Margaret Pickett, Eliza J. adams Pastsv "
adams, Louisa adams, John J. adams R;cb,rJ ~
adams, Evira adams, Richard adams in his own ;,
george foiard and Mary T. his wife, Iunis { 4dan,s
samuel e. adams the son, and George w. adams am!
Thomas adams, deviSees and egaices of Richard 41an
the elder, deed, CathariGe adams widow or sani =,
Hddms the elder, deed, Tabitld Adams Tl;zaIo,h :.
,7iams, George NJ. Darlington, adm or Of Ann Carr;
ton, deed, Sally Is. Adams unatic, ty Edmund Ci.
tau hhT committee, legatoe5 of Richard Adams tfo ia
d;c'd, the same George NJ Carrng,un ado,or 10 L,t1
non with the VIII annexed Of Richard Adams m. sI
dec q, ohm G.. Smith Andrew Stevenson aud Infr ~
oaso' trustees the president, Directors and COMPANY
oil lie Bank OF tie United States Xacharnh gronks ~
Margaret his wife, Alexander Brooks Richard r..
Jlfam Harris, John Jones, James Robertson Jr CT.
McRae, Martha Brooks, Victoria Brooks Sor,eT,.I
b'"ohS ana ociayia Brooks, and VIM. D. Wren Sc
seaht oil the city OF Richmond, and such adn'or Of M
estates Of Samuel 6. Adams The elder VIM M,rs..,f
ana James Brooks, decd, Iortensa Brooks Caadc,-s
Brooks Hihernia Brooks AID Alexander McRae, D05
The defendants John g. Smith and Alexander ATcI,,
NOT having entered their appearance and given secu
according 10 tho act of assembly ard rules of the 80
inhabitants of this country it ordered that the s,id
PENDANTS do appear here the first day Of the next form
and answer The bill OF the plaintiffs and that copv cf Inc
order be forthwith inserted IN some newsnanc ,nLish.
the city Of Richmond, FOR two mouths d 49,
ted at tine front door Of the piio, in the said cv
o. a copy Teste, HIN. ~. HEyNf.NIi, C. e.