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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-02-28
rFARMERs, ATTEND..kO

THE Subscriber offers for
Sale, FARM, situated one mile
southeast of the Westinghouse, in Spencer,
on good road, and as handsome situation
as there is 10 the vicinity.
The Farm contains two hundred acres
and has an elegant House two stories high,
SO feet by 40, with Barn 40 feet by 72, both
finished complete, with other Out Buildings
is we'll watered, and proportioned into Now
ing, Tillsge, Pasture, and Woodland-weii
fenced, principally with stone wall.
If this Property should not be sold at pri-
vate sale before Tuesday, the thirteenth day
of March next, it will, on that day, be posi-
tiCeIy sold
1T AUCTION,
on the Premises at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. The terms
of sale will be easy and made known at the
time. Should it be disposed Of at private
sale, there will, nevertheless, be offered for
sale at Auction, the greater proportion OF the
Household Furniture belonging to the Sub
scriber; Farming Utensils; Wagons; Carts ;
Sleighs; Sleds; Ploughs aarrows; Fam
ing-Mill; and various other Farming Tools
Grain; Potatoes Hay Neat Stock; Hors-
es; &c. ALPHA BENiiS.
Spencer, Feb. 10, 1897.
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COMMISSIONER Notice.

OOHJHIVooIOIICT0 OTOTECEs
WE the Subscribers, hav ,ng
w been appointed by the Hon. Nathan
iel Paine, Judge Of Probate for the county of
Worcester, Commissioners to receive and ex-
anime the claims of the Creditors on the Is
tate of SULLIVAN BARNES, late of West
minister, deceased, represented insolvent,
hereby give notice-tbat Six Months from the
sixth day Of February instant are allowed the
Creditors to bring in and prove their claims
and that we shah attend that service at the
house Of Col. Oltver Adams, innholder in said
Westminster, on the FIRST Mondays of May,
June, and July next, from two to six O'clock
in the afternoon on each Of said days.
SIMEON SANDERSON,
EDWARD KENDA ALL.
Wesiminster, FEB. IL, 1927. 8
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To Let.

A BLACKSMITH SHOP, SIT
IVA uated on the Blackstone River. about
34ths of mile east of the centre of the town,
in the vicinity of 3 Manufacturing Establish
ments. Said Shop is about % feet square, with
two FORCES, and water power TO operate a
Trip-hammer and Bellows wheels. SAID Shop
will be let on the most reasonab BILE terms, and
possession given Immediately. Apply to
ROYAL CHAPLIN, Agent for the
Urbrtdgc Wooden Manufacturing Co.
Uxbridge, January 90, 1927. 5-6w
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DR.. Ihayer's Pill Cath
olicon,
Or U1,iUerS0L FGnlilu PhuSic. =,


THHESE Pills are wholly Of vegetable
IL production, and are esteemed in almost eve
ny complaint preferable to Jaiap and Calonsei.
They cleanse the stomach of all filthy, useless
matter, equal to an emetic-restoring lost appe-
site, and correcting bilious disorders.
They cause free evacuation from the bowels,
without giving the least pain uneasness they
are preferable to Lees Bilious Pills" and by
Physicians acquainted with them preferred TO
any medicine of the kind for family use; there
being no mercurial preparation connected with
them They are useful in almost every COM
plant incident TO the human frame, where ca
thartics are useful, and perfectly safe fox
women and children in all conditions.
CERTIFICATE
/ hereby certify, that, for year past, have
made considerable of DIR Thayer's Vegeta-
Bile Pill Ca,hoicon, in my practice, and have uni
formly found them safe, easy and salutary ca
thartc-I therefore cheerfully recommend them,
as useful family cathartic Pill.
OMRl DODGE, Physician.
Hancock, June 4, 1929 ev. ly.-3
For sale by GREEN & CO. Woree.ters
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TO M.4.NUEACTURERS.
WILL be sold at Public Auc.

es, on Thursday, the seventh day of March
next, at 10 o'clock A. N. for the benefit OF
the assignees of JOEL PARKER, at the Mill
formerly known as Swan & Munson's, in
Greenfield, Mass. small
CoTTON FACTORY,
which consists Of the following machinery.
viz. four Throssel Frames, with 264 S2indles,
two Breakers, and three Finishers, suitable
proportion Of Drawing, RopiLg, and all other
apparatus necessary for carrying on the bust
ness. and new Warper and Dresser for put
ting on Satinett Warps, Iateiy uunr al rne
Ware Factory, upon new and improved plan,
and have been but little used.
There are in the vicinity two Satinett Fac
tories of considerable magnitude, that would
furnish Stock and take Warps in payment.
1t is situated on an unfailing stream of water,
and offers greater advantages to an industrious
manufacturer, with moderate capital, than
can be found in this region.
Building, which was decided by said
Parker to said Assgnees, two stories high, and
about 90 by 80 feet on the ground, and at
tached to the Factory, will also be sold, sep
aIate from the said machinery.
d. WILLARD,l 81
~. PIERCE, 'ass"AF'
Greenfield, Mass. Feb. 10, 1927. 8
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, Jan. 10, 1927
To The Widosc, Creditors and Heirs of REU-
BEN NEWTON, Cd, late Of scarborough, an
said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
IL pear IF you see iD at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said County.
on the FIRST Tuesday 10 March next, at IL of the
clock before noon, to show cause why the Accounts
of the Administration of said Estate should not be
allowed, and the balance of Estate decreed to the
Creditors Of ssid Estate, whose claims have been
allowed; aud you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Notice.

THE Copartnership hereto
Il fore existing under the Firm Of AsAPH
RICE & CO. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons having demands against
said Firm, are requested to call on ANsoN
RICE, at their Store for settlement.-And
those indebted to the aforesaid Firm, are re-
quested to make payment as above.
ASAPH RICE,
ANSON RICE,
BENJAMIN S. FARNSWORTH.
Marlborough, Feb. l, 1927.
N. B. The business will be continued at the
same Store, under the Firm of
ASATH NICE Il SUN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12
.4DWI.yIS TR.4T0R5S S8LE

~ ILL be sold at public auction Thursday the LIST day
W OF February next, al the late residence of BENJAMIN
Dabney deet IN the county King William all pIisha
bic property OF said deo Consisting Of very valuable stock
horses, cattle, sheep hogs household and kitchen frni.
ture plantation utensils also, 400 barrels of corn
and the crop Of Cotton AT the time few Ikelv ne
groe. will he hired out for the remainder year Terms
Tor all sums above $40 credit will be given until the I.t Of
january next and bonds with approved security required o3
OF $40, and less cash.
AT the same time and place. f rented privately pre-
vious TO that tme will he rented wear the
plantation, containing about 1000 prime Pamunke
land Upon this farn upwards of 600 busel, wheat Ia,
2een .own which present Promesa very productive
ihe hei intended TOT the cultivation of will en,a.
ted under oierab favorable Weld 600 barrels
u +. DABNEY, admir- of Il. Dabney, dec
and Guardian OF b. Dabney's Orphans
Jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-12
Valuable Land and mis- for Sale

'ENHE subscriber is niuc ed 1, offer In, land. for ~,
~ e county OF Aiienarie the Rivsnna river nm,
peio" charlottesville, and within miles Of The S,e
road leading TO Rchmsud. The two trsct. viz REL
" and BOCh ISLAND, Containing about 200 acre. a
mere 4, between 400 and 500 gound nearly
d''ded between the two tracts by the Ryanna rive tha
" ,n o, .s id !, IN good state u Improvement eul
saon well adapted TO the culture OF Corn Wheat and Tohr
co the Buck Island tract peculiarly 10 the govt
i urass and Clover and might be made the hes,
ing farms on his SIDE OF The Ri5se The cleared Land, an
ooh sides OF the also good heart wood land
both sides of the enieny located for the use
the farms part of which good quality and u, ta ssi
mbertd There both ms good dwelling and o,h
necessary hudins, with three baIDs and Two new aud co
thrrshng maehine of which OF wheels. on th
Luck Island tract there extensive lime Quarry wbiehnn
account OF rs proximity TO auu Chsrote,v
Swhefe there Is slways brisk and profitable demand 70,
ineD might he made extremely viiuable The MI
sell both or either Of these farms 10 suit The convenience IL
purchasers Together with his Manufacturing Mill sI,ns,,
on the RiVshna Ia constant Team.) the Mannfactl
NM contains two par Burr Stones good repsir.
wheels to tins mini also TO the Grit a, which atlaeb,5
to, all Of Iron, there regular and vaIuabl. en-
tom TO the grs mill; there is alsoa Saw Mill good r.n
attached In the premises This mill situated in fert;lef
on O the county, where wheat could he obtained,
with demand. Together with either Of these ni
tons j be Sold required, all tue necessary
husbadfy and stock The situation Of both DIV, Hing bo
Commands extensive and picturesque vew of the nounl
places Virginia ss-
The subscriber also Offers for sale three tract. Of land.
tanning 400 acres each, lying the state Of Penn,y
o winch are ia WestmoTelsnd county, The waters Bsar
creek the Northern turnpike aud LoysIhannah rive
which nsygable sreauj they Of good quality, helm,
first aud second bottom Tie other tract lies 10 Adams s,o
hiekly settled and eitile county Also other
pat OF tract, tie western part Of Moth Car.laa living in
that fertile refsn known as Black Foxes Campuv y,s
this tract contains about 1900 further description
The property deemed any person wishing va.
treat Tor the premises, will call subscriber living -
bele-vue, by whom will be shewn spd bi, terms nads
Ii. Ifthe Mll, (Which The subscriber will sell slons
not sod they will be rented out in time for grn
season. J. X. cAMPISEIIs
Jan4 7I-vif
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EDUCaTIOA-

AIRS. John H. Woodord respectfully informs the parent.
V and guardians OF the young ladies' heretofore Committed
her and the public generally that her husband
rented the Mansion House ofslo late Col John Hoomes near
the Bowling Green at which place her SCHOOL will be
nued the ensuing The celebrated helhiness Of the
shuaO the y OF approach by Of thelStsg which
passes twice day between Richmond asd Washington the
commOdousness Il The house, the beautiful and extensive
grove surrounding IT, aHOrdug the most delightful proBenade
J young ladies during the leisure hours Of school, combine
endng TO the public place highly eligible for
Female School Mrs Woodfod intends employ bg Assis
Teacher qualified to teach the French language Which,
with former # instruction, will be resused on the
10Th Of this mJrtl
The public also informed that Dancing School will BE-
opened the Bowling Green, about half mile DISTANT where
her patrons desire have their daughters
Tia, fashionable accomplishment.
Terms 80 dollars per scholltia year for tuition board,
(ed aud bedding exciusve 20 dollars ouy will be required
m advance. No pupil viii be taken for less tsg the
yesr.
Ian. g. 7S-2swfM
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q. I. G. LA.N'DRETY.

Nursery, Seedsssn and Florists PHILADELPHIA
AYR constantly Oh hand Tor sale extensive collection
" OF Fruit Trees, Hardy Ornamental Trees and Shrubs.
Green House Plants Bubous Roofs Garden Seeds, &c not
exceeded by any similar establishment in the United States
'ht selection OF Fruit Trees for cuiva every and
ate non has been paid aud intimacy with the subject
oil many years they believe ii done judiciously.
The namenal Panis both and hardy which tb.v
now offer for sale, most exteemed and adm
ed OF both NATIVE and exotic origin
The Garden Seeds of which large and
cultivated, (sith exception not worthy of notice
exclusively Of their which purpose number Of
auaehed to the establishment appropriated
the the seeds planted through all the yariou.
stages their growth aud ripenng, under their edae
upehtendance Consequently they enabled assure
purchasers both of their age aud auaityhi, avan,,ye
be evident TO all who will give the smallest alton
priced Catalogue Of the whole in which the plants NJ
arranged under lh. Bcsnca and Esgsh md
soil OF each given, has just been published and NAV be had
grafis, OF JAMES, MehLDoE, Riehmund, Va. by whom
orders received. ~
Dec. T.
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Dec. %.
Peru Idiuabic Property for ,sale

an Mondsy 22J day Of this mvn,h the ubcribcr, heinz
- fully Buhod of ttst purpose will sll the rretnes
public suotpp that highly valuable Tract Of Land not
owned aud occupied y Thomas H. Eaton, eoutaning abos
5000 acres lying onthe South side Of Roanoke River in ~
county Of Warren the Halifax line, adjoining ie ,n
o. William Eaton, Wan r. LitiIe and William perspn SEMI
The low grounds are extensive and rich The improvements
thereon consist comfortable and Convenient dvstl;r
house, together with every other necessary buildnr
Also, valuable 0verbo NJ newly built Gin House Cotton
Gin SC. Likewise, upwards OF 100 NEGROES eop,;,,;s
Of men, women, boys and g,, likely any in The STATE
together with large stock Of horses mules cattle and hoe
effects all Of which II the best kind This property vii,
be sold credit until the first day Of November merit viii
interest from the date. The sale will positively take place and
he conpued from day 10 day until the whole Is dspos,d ~
Bonds with uudoubted security will be required before he
property delivered, and should any purchaser fail
ply with these terms the property will be resold ana bc
fret pur chaser held responsible for The deficiency Anv e
wishing further description Of the above r.,
obtain ny reference to William Eaton william p Lr,e
william Person. Sea- Of Warren. Col Jos IIarkn. r.,
Raleigh. HENRY Fits. "
GORDON cAJy'THORv
Warren county, ". G. Jso. 2. 5i..vts.
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TRUST SHLE.

virtue OF deed oftrust executed The subscriber and
Charles smith (now dectased) by Nathan Sins, late of
LOUISA county, bearing date the 10Th day of March,
snd OF record IN the Office of the said county, shall 9er
Tor SAFE TO The highest bidder ready money, Cuckoov
m the aoread ccunty Saturday the Goth January
next me tract OF land in the said deed Containing
y estimation one hundred lying the Little
III se aforesaid county, Adjoining the lands of Edmund
IeIdieton and Others The lana will be sold subject the
dowef Of The widow Of the said Nathan Sims, title
oy w he conveyed TO the purchaser vested me by
virtue vi the deed afar esaid. ;
FREDERICK HARRIS, surviving trustee.
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EDUCdTTfJN

SHALL commence my SCHOOL the ensuing yesr on the
2oth Of January at ahgh healthy and retired spot the
upper part Ut Caroline The will he OF three weeks
duration only and the School will close the 18th
herr making the scholastic OF 10 months usual The
course ii instruction will comprise the Greek, Latin aud En-
yish languages gramnacaly, Geography with the the
maps and globes, and Eucls Huons mathematics The
school will he United bosrd.rs, and expected they
will all times respectful gentee
conduct, not only TO family but TO each other Terms
For hoard washing and candles $780, paid quarterly adj
each boadr furnishing bed bedding towels Each
pupil considered engaged for the year. after entering
school, and deduction Will be made for unavoidable.
loss OF time. JOHN q. LAWRENCE.
South Garden, Dec. o. 6B-Ssts
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.dDVERTISEyVENT.

WE subscriber being fully authorized by the Legaee
the late AIRS Rebeeca Murray, offers for safe privately,
maj valuable plantation whereon she formerly resided, called
BELLE-MOhTE in the county OF Amelia, adjoining the
lands OF MIR Giles and others, containing ala between
shy aud ninety OF which low grounds of first quality and
part the country there comfortable
tor large family, consisting of dwelling house with
SIX rooms aud offices Of every descriptions framed stable 48
'eei by 49, Tobacco houses aud Creamery, with machine
attached 10 II; there seventy bushels of wheat the
lest tall and preparation making for other crops Any gentle
man wishing 10 purchase have farm under his de
ton immediately by hiring the and paving the other
the dwelling and houses contiguous, will be occupied
by the family the next year, the end of which full
vii he given Letters TO the subscriber living G-n. Pow
hatdn county, will be attended to- VIM. MURRAY.
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Tn. loilow,sg lines copied from the volume II Poetry by
Mr. Simns, which aisiou made fe days since,
than oiry merit They derive touching. f not
es interest from the melancholy fate and adverse
fortunes of the rice sf men who are fast haeanx extn
ton and whose removal westward feelnyy recorded IN
verse. tSottthern Fdsrtof
We warriors. who gather the brave 10 deplore,
Aud repiue for the Chief, We shall witness no more,
La the hstchet of 6.h still unturied remain,
Whilst we Joy in the glory Of him that j, slain.
Uahounaed in soul, unfearins in fight,
Yet mid as The dove, when interrupted TO sniis
Iii, resiste.,, his tomahswk true,
Aud his eye, ike the eagles, was Lightning to view
Far down IN ihe valley WHEN ev'uiug still,
l heard the dsre voice oi',e Wolf {0 on tue hill;
=. And hAk," said the Chef as IT echoed below,
'ris the voice Of M-nawe, (S) the cry Of my foe
" He comes not, the coward, to mnsle iu tight
" Whist the day god Oder his light"
But IN darknes, that emblem, his ho.om's hue,
lie seeks To perform what he ue'uLies tod
The Chief ,ook his rifle unerring as fate,
Is slow'd a p, oud as has bosjm great
heard tn. film; strike the Steel but in va,u
For / heard not the ride re echo again.
Go, sigh not away the coward has done,
The remnant OF l,fe DER the fields we have won,
Tney o'ershalow fathers, they shelter the brave.
Farther west farther west! where the Buffalo rove',
And the red deer IL found in the valley be loves;
Uur hearts shall be glad IN the hunt once ssain,
rl the white Shall seek for the lands that remsiu (s
Farther west farther west where the sun he dies
Siil leaves a deep lust abroad in the skies
Where the hunter may and his woman may rove,
Ani the white net blight, what he cannot improve.
one song of regret 20 the wilds that we leave,
TO Chief whose grave still his must grieve,
lie died As a hero, aud eguird by few,
Himself hts worst Zoe, 10 tue white mau too true.
Farther west, farther west, it is meet that we 'y
Gheis the ed deer will hound the glance of eye;
Yet, loneiy the song OF oar parting be sung,
For the arrow Is Stoken, the bow Is un'lruug!
The Broken Arrow p. This, ter,o sgur,tiveiy APP
Piled the Indan Chsf MAckntosh whose adherents
ohaotani, Of section OF the Greek nao which bears
this Daine. ...
WoIf-Ths CHEF was who Mackinto.h, excian
lag To him. TO die by t,e laws he had sn,eif made
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RUJHF0RD .4C4DE.MY.

y'HE First Session of the this Institution
will commence NJ nday the 18th January term
nate the 18th June. rhc OF Instruction cill he
hitherto, Prepal sory for the admission ot Students the
University o Virginia, any Of the colleges the u States.
FERNS: Board, washis tuition fuel leach
ing his bedding, candles, owe Nc $50 per session.
payable advance Tuition alone per session,
likewise an advance. WIN AWKESWOt I'll.
Gr Wanted for the ensuing year, assistant, smge
man well qualified to leach the English Language the
higher branches at ,hemacSs. Ii will be also
that he should be competent TO instruct the inferior Latin
Glasses WK
o..
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Lieu giant Searie. have gone ahfoadto complete
the survey of this interesting subject OF Internal
Improvement They traverse the country between
the ST. Johns and ST. Mays, and then return
and strike across the country until they reach the
summit level, where :hey will be met by the party
from the Gulf side, under TIE direction OF Lieuten-
ant Stcif. We hope Congress will have speedy
report from them. The weather is fine. and ev-
cry thing fayors the enterprise.
ST. LOUIS, December 49, BY joint resou-
ton which passed the House of Representative
and in which it i. supposed the Senate has con-
CURED, Tue,day, the 18th instant, was fix or he
election of Senator. With the exception OF 'he
above resolution, nothing very mportan, has yet
been done by the General Assembly Hitherto, II
would seem. that the Legislature has been be-
sieged and infested beyond all former precedent,
by electioneeiing par'izans 1t is devoutiy 10 be
hoped, that by this time, the reelection of Col.
Benton TO the place he has filled with so much
credit to himself, and advantage TO the State and
10 the nation, will have put to flight the swarms
Of intriguers. of which the editor of the Jeferso>
nan complains, and which, doubt, have been
an exceeding nuisance to the members or the Lee
gislature Missouri Herald.
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FOR S9JE

l RICHD. JAMES, Offers Tor sale the place AZ which
he now resides, situated within one mile Of s,tsr,ls
in healthy aud sgeeabie CONTAINING 20 ,ese
about so OF which well mbeed the cleared Land of co..
quality and well watered There excellent sptiug
within, convenient distance Of the house. The buid,nps A.
all the dwelling house snccnt Ter the ~
= sDis family. The ssabhshnent j. we'll calculated h, =
prot, ,idsmsu for any person who be,to
10 Che country during The summer months. Pefsoa dispose,
TO Pmchae aye ftegej 70 " James, e proprietor read
subscribers sdins 10 the City OF Richmond.
JOHN FORBES.
Nos. <i--rH BY order Of The Pr,rsssss.
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Conln,ission RlIsi,less ia RicImond-

E subscriber formerly Of the house of Johnson Mes
Duggsl, PesTshuig has removed 10 Rcbmend for The
purpose Oi selling Tobacco, any other Produce that ms
he sent 70 his management CoHnissioIe will be tbsuk
full for fsyGfs and will diligence the discharge Of hi,
duty. His Office is IN large tbreesory Brick Builns WI
IN 80 feet Shoek@ Warehouse order directed 10 me !,
Richmond, eft with johnson L Duggers OF Peef.br,
will be immediately attended 10. o.
BENZ w. MOSS.
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Jan 4
EDUCaTIOM

AZ sehonl for 1897, will he continued the place now
w teach, miles north from the village of ChirIotteyilI,
and he opened Msnday the 18th Jsnsry The course oi
instruction will embrace the Greek Latin French and Eneh
snsusge Arithmetic, Geograp &c. uon for all or either
OF those 6anehe: % dollars for the scholastic term OF 10
Board may be obtained seneei families
To me school house PETER WHITE.
Aihemarle. Dec. i6. 65-,y5,y
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ny virtue of deed fTrst ersced By Wade Mos5y 10
- the SuJ,eri1.r and duly recorded n 6e county courts Of
Polehaan Henrieo, the papnsnf of eerfoin
sum of money therein mentioned sUn B. sold al public ac
ton highest bidder 70, CASH at le front door offhs
B,H Tavern in the city Of Richmond, Friday tie 9h inst
the yuyoss said trust The tile toe said saves Is BE-
Heysd to be good but netting trustee shall only oorv A
tile al Is vested IN nc. no. - CRfNGIN.
III.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,S4LE.

GREEABLYh ddsoree u Hsnrieo county court, shall
on tire 1874 dov ffhe present NINTH, sell fOhe highe
bidder for ready money beors tie front door, Of Tie Ben
Tager tae city IF Riehpoad tieo Hsg,oes DANIEL and
JENNY and the and place. let to tie io1oct
bidder n negro roman Hafd PHCEBE for her support dur
ing her hIe JOJiN y PEfCE. asin'r de 6onis
ayih the of annersd Of Joha Fy,ce, dec
A. I'D