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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-29
NOTICE.
Q1PCLOTH DRESSING

~ - - 49, 1i1 W.
VHHliE subscriber informs the public, that he
n continues the busines Of CLOTH DRESS
ING, at ms Old Stand, II mile east Of Holden
Meeting house, where he will finish cloth Of
any colonr, IA the neatest manner, as Cheap as
any other person. Price for handsome wear. ey-
cept indigo blues, not over 90 cents for com.
mon wear IL cents per yard.
E3-- Cloth may be sent accornpanied with
directions, by stage, and wall be deliv red and
returned, free of expense TO the owner.
ROYAL f. CHAPLIN
Holden, August Is. Sc
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GrenrtAe's Celebrated Liquid lax,
B packages, from one dozen bottles TO
ID gross,-sold by A. T. LOWE, DnuGoIsr,
Nos 10 & -, Bo,cdoin Rop, Court-street'
(near Bowdoin Square) BosToN.
Boston, July 25 eop3m30
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CkgpS STOJfgcU nTYY,rpS


Glars STOMACH BTTTERS,
VIII be tound,in all cases ofthe following descrip.
ton, to give relief:-Nausea, Vomiting, Heart.
hnrr, Cpstiveness, Weakness at the Breast, Pain
IN the Stomach, loss of Appetite, Sickness at the
stomach, general Debility, and all other symp.
toms OF tlatulence and Indigestion. They are a
pleasant Cordial Bitter, and are recommended
tor family use. One box makes quart of strong
tlneture. Price rs cents per box.
Also 6entlemen's and Ladies' Pearl Tooth
Powder. Price 25 cts.
Sold by DIR. Robinson, and by James Green &
Co. Worcester-ii. Nc Farland, Lcicester-
Spear, 'harlton-- A. Sigournev, Samuel slater.
Oxford aud in some store in almost eyery t tcwn
in the \ " England states. eoly Nov
Hitchcock's yNcwly Mreatcd Snuff,
NOR the absolute relief and cure of
"a Catarrh, Dizziness of the Head. Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness, In.
iants troubled with Snuhles. II is an immediate
reicf. II is also found highly beneficial in partial
shocks OF Palsy, especially in elderly people, the
lit having often been protraeed for years. AZ
ter an experience Of more than fourteen years
practice, can safely say that have met moth
ing as a substitute for il in the above diseases
Having proved the ineffoacy Of a variety of Ca.
tarrhal Snuff in my own family, was induced to
make trial for something more certain and eff
eacious In its effects aud was led to the discovery
admiration in my own family, and with numerous
others who applied to me for relief. | cannot
therefore lorbear Offering the Public particpa.
ton 10 the benefits derived from the use of this
Snuifi and although numberiess certificates ofits
undouhted good effects might be obtained, pre-
fer resting 1t on its own merits, and the un6ias.
sed trial ola candid Public, who may wish for re.
lefin the above diseases.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING.
Begin with small pinch on going to bed and
anOtherin the Notwithstanding to three or
four per day.
For Sale, by j. ROBINSON, Worcester.
Price, 25 cents per bottle, Sp,es per daz.
Fydl~stsr, DEG. z, 1895.
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TnE IRIsnaANs GAMEcocK a gentleman
residing in the vicinity of New York, was desir-
Gus Of raising some gamecocks, and according
ly despatched his Irish servant to the city 10
purchase quantity of eggs The Irshman
returned highly pleased with the success Of bis
mission, and placed the eggs under hen to
hatch. He watched the progress Of incubation
with great impotence, and when the future
prize-6ghters emerged from their oval prisons,
, nc seized upon one and fastened with Joy TO
exhibit it TO his master Master, Master"
cried Pat, ounly jst look herew The gentle
man cast his eyes upon the bird, and discover
cd y to be Duck Astonisnment and indg-
nation prevented him from replying, and Pat
communist COM " The paraty orchards Of o1ld Ire
iand never seed the like Of this-look at his
bill, and look at his fut-(turning up the web.
bed toes o. the e.iped( what Jewel Of fight
81 I h;, = iaa Wiid holy IT. Patrick couldn't
Labor for this life as if thou wen 10 live for.
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v, oreester, S. Probate Ohice. August -, 1927
10 tte W'do~, Creditors and Hers Of PHlNE-
mas ThER' tste Of BrookGcld, IN said
County, deceased, and 10 all others concerned
in Htc Eslate cf said deceased,
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Labor for this life as II thop wen TO live for
ever; and fog the other, as 4 thou wcI4 to die
rbsnorrow.
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you are hereby cited TO appear Of you
II see iiC at the Court Of Probate to be holden
at WorAester in said County, on the first Tues.
day IN September next, at one ofthe clock, alter
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of The
Executors Of the VIII OF said decaaset ssoula
not be allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
81 MA FHL. PAINE T. J1,ob
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Worcester, IS. PraOate OGfce August II, 1927.
70 The HRS Of SALLY HowK, late of Rutland.
in SAID County, deceased, and to all others
concerned an The Estate of said deceased,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13

20 ops OF whom oeipns. srd oiirr 10 toe other
the sentiments Of my admire ion and the HON, "a
OF my gratitude
take great piea>ure in avsilirg myself Of ,he
honor afforded ma by this opportunity of present.
ing to yonr Excellency the homage Of my own
sentiments OF profound r-spect.
Your Excellency's humble aud dcvoied
servant, COUNT CAPO DISrRIAS
Translated from French Translation - the Greek
To Iis ErceHeney Che Prssiden of he Cn;-
ted STATES IF North fine. lea:
ExceEency: In extending helping hand TO-
wards the Old World. and in encouraging il IN its
march TO heedom and civilization, the New World
covers itself with increased glory, and does honor
to humanity.
Greece, Sir, has received with gratitude the sig,
nal testimonies OF the phanlhroplc sentiments OF
the People of North America as we'll as its gene-
rous assistance.
Commissioned &c express to your Excelency
the sincere feelings of my nation, esteem myself
happy in being the organ of communication be-
tween Tree communities, which, although separa-
Ted by space, are, nevertheless, drawn towards
one another by the PRINCIPLES of morals, and by
whatever is truly beneficial to human society.
am, with respect,
l.. SISSINCi, President of The Thtd
National Assembly of Greece
n. SPILIADY, Secretary.
Irc=e'sne, 5th .Afay, 1927. o. s.
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.RrOYJCE

Wilib sold the it day Dec fair otherwise he
ntNt ia day before the Eagle Tavern the city If Rics
%on The interest of Luke Bot dee in three pieces of Goal
ani lying IN the c. unity OF Chesterfield Manchester
10 wit: one equal bat undivided eighth part Of an thai
OF parcel ct land community called Bucks Cunlus Coal
rue supposed TO contain 100 aeres equal hut undivided
eighth part Of three undivided fourth parts Of all that of
Coal Land commonly called the Creek r. ceuiainug so
acres Also. equal but undivided csstb part of nine
seHiehs Ut all that Of Goat Land eoonlv called
thr Unian Pts, supposed 70 contain 50 - acres.
IEaMS-Foi the Land third Of the puf, h.sc -onrv
wall be resit sd the CON NV 1926 halnee IN two era,
annual payments Bonds With approved security DE- ed
Oh trust on The land To the payments rhe personal
property VIII be sold credit Of II months. Bonds with
approved security viii he reqa,d for al over 40 du
Id" snoun and less cash All those to the estate
are requested e. make Immediate payment aud those having
oains are requested q bring them properly
ibat provision nay be made Tor their dt.chsrre
VIII WoRSuAN Admir-
Nov. 10 5f,tsIhn
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THE MARCH OF MIMI.

ccorspicuous at the present crisis, not unte to1
f,Jis cali Marx time, prodi,ious noise and shuIYing
fese tt no onpard orencrt-d march, fact trithoui
advapce.-Printer's Devil
The mind Of the age, in its marches from tcwu,
Has halted while al village,
And hIchd like gpsey the brains Of each clown,
lChouyh caanot say much FOR the piaSe y
We have all Of u. grown most distressinsl y sage
In science, hnanct aud humanity,
and gleam mid the stars of this Luminous age.
Like fools in the limbo OF vanity.
Squire Bumper, my patron, has soId all hi, studs
ANA taken 10 prose or finance:
And Sally my isundre.s, discardiue her suds,
L, learn,us'at forty TO dance;
My Darber Is Pennins (poetic of eourse,)
An 1nodyne ode upon Lethf;
And Betty, the bar-nnaid, tho strong rs a hcrse,
Grows nervous, and quotes Abernethy.
hly Clerk is discussing the duties on corn
With the Sexton, the village lie phesiion,
And Jsb.on, hs ttade Of an ostler forswotn,
Sports Hints on the Catholic Question:"
The Publiosh's daughters, Miss Supply aud Sue
Dc they stick 90 the house sillS All no:
Bliss Sopby, tho red in the face, is a blue,
Miss Susan insults the piano.
We start ntv poet-s1y, 10 n week,
Whose thought, are as black q hearse;
Aud scarce e'era pig in the ehoiic saueat
But his sorrows are ohsunted in verse.
alas, for our village Ills dsrken'd aud blind:
The age has 10 ravug tonsisn'd IL;
For sense wit, and wisdom, this march Of The % ind
Has left IN lis hurry behind il.
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FALL GOODS AND FALL FASHIONS
TR0G NO HJ,JA~yl

Meas Mercer aud Tailor three doors above The Eagle Bo,f
- ESPECTFuLLY informs hi, friends and the public in
general that he has ist received elegant en
oi GOODS nIs consisting of blue black and the most
asoaabie eo!ored Cloth, and cameres; also, handsome
assortment ct Vsns which he will make up the
his line "a the iah,onabie style, and
Nov. i3. "a MO,
EfAiE Suh'crbet wishss engage Female Teacher,
"a qualified 10 instruct IN the ordinary branches OF an Ensi,
Educ ation to reside in his family take charge Of SIX or ei,ht
ehdTep capable of teaching Music would be preered
Asdges, TO John Robe tson, Richmond or t.
WM. a. TURIN
NOV 81 S9fytf pyvvtt,
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FIsLIALE SE.VTN-5R

90 IaS MIRA ANN d USES School will he continued
- al mrs iats ~ gloucester county, the ensuing yer
l5ih OF December following with vacation in he
summer season Her course Of inst, uctioD enbraos Ortiz
sraPky Reaing, Wsng Arithmefic Cfrnnrnr BeEs, I1r
rs Co9199stion' Geography evhh ths Of Mas and
esoSss) III torn The elements Of cheaisfrv aud Nrt
PHlosophy mvi NE Frensh language. Term, OF tul,,n
ie all the above namcd bTanche SS0 but with the ec
Miss Muse deems necessary inform person., generality.
TIA, The and morals Of her pupils sre moi
Thinking i an important part Of their educ ation.
DCahD- ATS Wait will receive young Indies for .iAfs
dollars the term Of 10 months, payable quarterly in ~
tahes) each one funishns her he'd bedding CANDLES and
towels She requests The paeus aud guardians who s,e
Opposed TO enter their children wards 10 mae early
aPyic ilion ihai propei srEsIgemeiS may Re made.
Ugton, Nov G, 1927. 52--2;nN.n q ~,
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Dee. G.

virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed nv Charles Twins
o aud wife, - the subscriber, the End Nov 1925 IN
OF record in the clerks Office of buckingham county, Tor tbs
Pnrp Sc oil securing The payment If the Of 5000 dolls
be sof on the the ed day of jan 1929 IL FAR
not the st airday thereafter, the land on which t
said Irving redeyns the half way banehn the eouns
Of buekngh,n ard comberiand adjoining the JOHN
u Pag Stephen Ten aud Others and 1000 aoI
OF hs above tract about has within he
!at 10 y-s and esh aud in fine heart other half /,
wood land OF line quality, aud most Of rate
the whole cOnst,ntihg of the de.rae OF
nigh land IN the county Of buckingham. The
large haudome sOred wooden house
WITH large and
c ali The necessary out houses conveniently aud s.trf
an large barn, Sa built of hest anil
IN tae neste manner tits proper state that the above
property uner prior incunSrance of 1900 dolls Term,
ut sale, 10 the hghes, bidder for cash. without reserve
convey such title as vested in only. -
=, GEORGE BOOKER, Tfu.,ee
teoN- -. SO wlds
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Documents from Crceet,
Trsnslstion.1

CoRFocE, IS az June, ie27.
To h.5 EEeelieney the PresiasHt Of the Uni.
ted States Of dmeriea
ESeellene5; The President Of the General Ma
tionsl Congress Of my nation has just transmitted
to me letter addressed to your Excellency. in
which he expresses the sentiments of gratitude
With which the liberal conduct Of the America
nsdin have filed the nation over which he ore
sides.
! deem myself exceedingly happy in having been
selected as tho organ Of this communication, and
pray God, tbs protector Of Anerica and Greece
70 aGJfd zoe, in future, other Opportunities Of Wit
nes,ir- re 'shrfcc>1 a.df'nsf,s G two nations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13

lEN Pursuance Of decree # the Superior Of han,
"A eey Ter The Richmond District, ronounc al on nv. g
day OF March, 1927, 10 the Of Nelson Brand ES 81
btnJ Oliver, dec aud q subseque oider ssId court,
madc 20 tls same cause and dated tie esd Jnoe 1e2T
sheli % Tuesday the 18Th day VI JAN nest on tl- r
ns ohr ior Sole 70 The highef BIDDER, al gsc a N
tact ~ aod lying partly 10 The county ct Alternate srI
parity On the county &c Louise wihn miles u IioIrs
store, called Union Hsilo said ~ ehnfsiu g5t - -
belonging 70 The Estate Of d. Oliver, dec.
th planiagn IS ~ good "a ming condition s5d Es On t
good frame dwelling house, ouIhouses born, staile =,
cbtrd, &ofefms, third cash, the balance 10 insts,
Of yfaf' 70 be well seeused BY persoasI secutav
retaining hcn upon tbs land until The pufclase o. III
paid. J ~
Should &c above rsmsl1ay prove he uafsir ,ts s,
"'ii nc nave the h su Day ereafer Suaiays cxcepfos
J. GyEkBhNP, m, g. r.. c'rS
a. -, o. one0f D. H. nift.s
58-244tdsf
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Vatuo6ie Land and Stock for Sale. -

dfUd0te Land and St0cE Tor SAFE.
NJ Ill he ,ol1 TO the highest bidder, the late reside
w 81 Anthony Dtrell, dec 1.-The county of
on eene'day the i2h day of Dec. next fair otherwise
the next tar that valuable well known tract of
on which the decd lived uPPos about SIC
here Is on this tract large and extensive farm,
ME portion OF which valuable meadow ground Of between
90 20 acres ania valuable Orchard Peach Arle nod
Oh.y Trees The land lies remarkably WE'LL about l. yei
ia woods well timbeTej and the soil well adapted 70 III
culture Of Tobacco Corn Whest At the same time ana
place. will he sold all the stock Of Horses Cattle Sheen
dogs; the Crop OF Cora Feeder the Household Kchsn
FURNITURE, and Plantation Tools vf every description TIL,
ia'id Is very valuable, and will he sold credit Of D. g
years Bonds With approved security, and Trust Deed ON
ne land secure the will required of the pu
chaser The terms Of the other property will be liberal with
the exception OF the aud pork, which will be cold for
cash The sale is made with the appreciation Of all tks
legatees, and will Certainly take place.
BY. THE EXECUTORS
7-tas
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YaIuo5'e ProgeELu - So.

INV v;-,,. - ~ =. Vf.''y yW QUO
- Anderson ard w'ie, of the coulty Buckingham deJ
e 9th dnJ OF February 1921, aud Of record n be
once Of Tue county spftstfJ shall poreed 10 .e ON H.
prentice Tor oa, At public auction, 20 h,che hlder m
the Ion day OF FEB. next, t Of Lshd tsns J. ace
upon which ia miek dwelling HOUSE., nesiy newG feefy
al sSeeent garden aud Necessity uscs for the
COMMUNICATION Of genteei family also tate tanners
snns ~ vat; bsik and heam house, afge snd well Gng
made o. ths best af'sl, ThI,ProPey stus,d on Jane
hivei' aalo,nns We Faabug Mills, fine healthy and
wealthy sseiion Of couuty. We deem II unneces,rv III ;
lengthy detail Of this property hun invite those dfoo,sJ a.
P"itha'e' 10 call aud view H. JAMES TAPSC orr Tru.-
THOMAS STABLES, tees
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.NEGNOkS FOR S.4LE.

conformity 10 Decree of the Superior Court a CL,rx
hodtn at Frederick burg October last In Inc
OF Moore f. Broeke.broush in hi. right and Adrn
OF his deceased wife Sa ah, plaintiff Raerh w
Adm'or of Cyrus Ball. others dsfend,n,. r,.,
Tor cash. public auction at lancaster eouon,e on Mon
dey The ist day oi January that being eou, DIV
otherwise ON the mex; fair day. eight nser slave. In he .
Decree mentioned, w Jarrett aud mem Nancy srd
Nara, likely sr; aud Caroline and tire. fine child,
RALEIGH w. DowNMAN, Ad.n'or -
VI Cyrus Dsll, dee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13
Sis REfY4RD.

z UNhWAY FROM the sub,crber vinr Powha;au
II on he 10Th day Of June asta young negro by the
came vt y about 10 Of well
his age lie is about feet OF 10 nvhe high, made
OF dark complexion; has Hll eye ami aiher
The said raised by obadiah Winfree,
teied county, Manchester about whies place tuS
very probable he lurking aths very probsbe
he nay have obtained free papers by other.
Owners of vessels and all hereby forwarded
employing a,d under penalty the law ANY person
who will deliver said negro n. secure him IN ia so
get him il my pos.esson shall the above ward
SNEED BROWNING.
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6ELECY NCROOL-.

At[ Brother, John Heison who has had years ex-
Pe'ieuce a. tesehsre be associated with me- the man
ssemen OF the SSh2c in which viii be laugh, the Greek
LA Ahd ene Languages, together with those brauo Of
iesinns wh'th constihe good English Educat The
sehv1i HH commence the 2I day of January 1929 and
is, n'se on the 9TH DAY Of December following There will
June rh- rrice fer board tuition, wshlns lodging frl
VIII ne $40 payable half The Istday June 1928
and tue other hsi on che ist day Of Dec. following.
The discipline OF the school will be parental aud IN much
care and Adness Will be extended boys eonded TO INV
"ubeCn as TO children. No boy mere dian IS year.
Old" VIII be admitted mo ihe School, he shall be per,
sonay known &c me fof orderly, exemplary Department NV
re'idehce remote from the hsuns Il and
aud IemaIAlby hesl,hy illuminated IN the county Lou
a ~ miles zoo Rsehmnuc aud about the same disiaue
rom ffedeckshurs. fhe stage from Frederic burg TO
Carte,syie within 400 yards my residences and the,
from hichniVnd 10 Aarrsonbug within miles of IT, Letters
TO ne should be directed 'GsIdner's rs sis Lou
WI NELSON, j..
Oct y Iad
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$40 REJVqRD

AN away from The sbsefiber on the I,t of Nav la, ~
u 4 Negro 10y GEORGE, about 90 or ~ wears OF az
n"in 'k .kin pleasant oounten,nee having Of his
Niger 50 red by machine renders If useless sua a.
ven a. feeoeeted, quite doubled up in BIZ, han /; and lea
TO o. inches high Said hoy belongs the estate Of Jss
" rem dec now "a the ofthe subscriber and lawful A.
o. SAD estate IL supposed he making III. escsns
70 sumo Zee state The above will be paid ON M, de-
y 70 me- "a Lancaster ID fici, s. od seJ IN snv nil
10 Sofh Oaolisa, Virginia MARYLAND 50 as receive Em
Or %osdgils u taken in South Cafcfma. -
Nov 49, 81 wawA RopERT srIMsoN
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Dec.

eSVISCANt ~ Deed NJ trust executed 2!,t Of Nov
io1o ny Branch r Archer TO the subscriber aud ether.
winch deed OF record ~ the eleri ice the COUNTY eo
% Ohe''eIheid shall sell ia trout Of the Eagle Tavern in
.ne city OF itehnoni, Thursday the Of his nio,h a
- 9eoek the following property named deed w on.
hni OF the inte est OF the residue the on SaI.
P Tor 70 the LIST Of January 1896 sIso fer
LOWING slaves, VIZ; Juba, Tom, Cesar Cassius ami Mr.
bsntleys (7dovy OF the late col VIM Bentley f Pobs.n
ie estate 10 archer aud Simon; ao Ahe mules horses n1
%'e' used IN working the SAID coal pts belonging 10 he
Areher together with all the aPpureusnces
'ns thr purpose Of satisfying The provisions deed
VIII. Il. POVALLi
~ .. acting trustee.
=
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RAPPAAd.N.VOCK .aCaDEafY.

Evils Inuu,ion will reopen the of Jan $685.
a under the supeintenisuce of MIR Albert Anderson,
The usual branches Of Academic Education comprising
Latin Greek Enyiish Languages Geography Arithmetic
and the Elements Of Agehra Geometry. The Tu
'tion, IN the Latin eek Languages, will he SIP 80 per
able IN advance Tbs price for board, including washing,
viii h. S42 80 session, peysbe also advance,
Pupil hhding has own he'd ard bedng paying additional
charge bi TO the Steward library
session. will be required those who the books
Institution The well known eahfuues of the .iaton the
oonmOdiousness o the building, aud the well
selected library OF tins lniution combined with the quail
heations and eNettions OF MIR. Anderson, with the
satisfactory accommodations afforded by Mr. Daniel Turner
who continues TO preside the boarding are
such, as Il Is believed will entiile this liberal
share Of The public patronage. THE TRUSTEES.
J Nov. 20 t,0,,
The Editors OF the Va Herald are reGuesed To- publish the
aboTe notice, fortnight, for times,
account u the treasurer OF I'll" Institution for payment
| W.3RRE.NTO.N- FEJb.4I r. .4CaDElfY.
Prs PLUNETT viii take ebatre Of this Insty,ion IN,
ga ensuing year, aided by Or. Donneilon whose character
aud qualifications teacher highly estimated by those
to whom they are kuosn.
The coarse Of iuueton will embrace Spelling Read
ing, Writing Arithmrtick, Grammar, Aron
omy History, Mythology Rbeiorck, Natural Pbilo.ophv
Chemiry, the French Linsuag, biHck and Plain 4 Orni
mental seediewTk Should sufficient number of Prpils
require lessons IN Painting Dancing, Masters will be pro
Th Schoissek term Of 10 months viii commence on the
d Monday IN Jan aud terminate last OF Oct There
will he no vacation during the Summer.
ing Wishing, &c. so dolls. Tuition ali any IF be En-
GLIB branches Is doli French 20 dolls Ru.ick (which will
he Mss Plunket derartmeni25 dois Nee IL dolls
so Such hooks IL moi frni,Isd he
To facilitate The formation OF the classes able
the pupils should be sent as early possible in Jan
Each pupil should come provided with towels a rair Of
sheets, a blanket and Coveriid
Nov. %
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WEW GOODS.

GCOTT = SMITH have received from New York by The
- Eho thsir Fail supply Of Gogds Correcting IN pstt Of
blue black, olive, green, claret, brown sud steel and .
mixed cloths blue, black, white, al, fiwn and mixed cs
mtrt bangap cords, ctmhe and pfid for coak superb
aofeniines plain sod figured yeve valencia ioinet ea,s
ret nsseiles merino, tnet, article and very haul
som buck and beaver glove, supendefs sk bells with
seusfai assortment q ifimmiag al Of uhch wi BE nsde M
style.
They keep on band s.oai assortment of READY MADE
CdOI!lING warranted equal 10 any made to o,dsr.
Ortl1s ff-rf
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''"s N.tEc U IsV'HEt' @'E1 ~ q TOTS
X virtue OF Deed Of Trust recon- IN L,,..oburv
- county court, will be Id, Friday the 2is mat on ths
eines The tract Of and belonging Edward r. Chanbers
Esq called MILL HILL, containing between 1000 & fIo0
aei ca, The land well ADAPTED 10 the growth eoru,
and tobacco; and on Flat Rock Creek which hro
are extensive, and good repair Panaon
iivered at Christian.
The same time and place. will he sold 81 slaves, consist
any in Virginia = ~ =
IEnHs The land will be sold credit Of one two &
years The purchaser heng required give bond aud
SnaetoIy security, with deed Of rus, property The
stOes "'ii ne I'D credit Of IL months the pu
required 10 give bond aud security.
ne tnIe to all the above property believed 10 be nm.
qlestiOnanie, bh The Undersigned acting Trustee. VIII
convey only sueh tite vested in them virtue If tho
sooFe Geed. WA. II. hIACFARIAND Fms,
CHARLES SMITH, / ICES,