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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16
CARD WIRE.
C0nsunlptions, Coughs, &c.
EDUTLER'S VEGETABLE INDIAN


EDUTLER'S VEGETABLE INDIAN
u . SPECIFIC, for the cure of Colds, Coughs,
Consumption, Splitting of Blood, Asthmas, anC
all Disorders of the Breast and Lungs No Med
ical observation is better established. none more
generally confirmed by experience, and none of
more importance thansthe fact. that many of the
most difficult aud incttabIe consumptions origi.
nate in neglected colds. The pills of mortality
exhibit the melancholy fact, that the proportion
OF deaths by this disease may be considered as a.
bout five to one. 1nasmuch, then, as this fatal
disease bids defiance to the skill of the most learn.
ed physicians, il is qualification to the Propre.
tor that he is enabled TO Offer to those affi iced
with it, goody prospect of relief, in that highly
valuable remedy. the VEGETABLE INDIAN SpE-
CIFTc- The Indians are happy in their knowl.
edge of medicinal plants governed wholly by ex.
perlence, they certain AS to their effect, and
it is said by author OF great character, that
true consumption is disease never known a.
mOng them.
CERTIFICATE.
Baltimore, Dec Z, 1925. 81, W Price. of
the city ofBsltimo"e do hereby certify that was
for long time afflicted with a severe cold, accom-
panied with an almost incessant cough, and pain
in my breast and lungs also splitting of blood
and purulent matter from the lungs, with night
sweats and fevers, and was much emaciated with
loss of appetite, rest, &c. | applied 10 several
eminent physicians and passed through a course
of medicine but could obtain no relief and found
myself fast verging on to confirmed consumption
Having at length heard of the many astonishing
cures effected by the Vegetable Indian Specific.
was induced to make trial of it, and found almost
immediate relief. | continued its use, and in
I few weeks completely cured, and have re.
NAMED so for several months, and am now in bet
ter health aud flesh than | have been for MANY
years. w. PRICE,"
For sale (only) by J. ROBIJFSO.N, Drugsist.
Worcester.-Price 81 per bottle.
! April II. 1927 eoIy
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FRESH GOODS
1T THE GREEN STORE. IN

% At THE GREEN STORE. IN
NATHAN HEARD informs his customers
lV and the public, that he has just received,
at the Old Stand, the GREEN STORE, formerly
occupied by HEARD & MANEING,) an extensive
assortment of WINTER GOODS, rich, fash
ionable, and suitable for the season,-which he
offers for sale, at the lowest market prices, for
cash or approved paper.
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ELIXIR PkCIOR.ALEI

He cure o. coughs, Colds, asthma, CdtaTYb
and all affections Of tie Lungs
VENilS most valuable Medicine, the discov
Il cry OF which originated from long exper rnce
in the study of Medicine, is entitled TO confidence
from the clrcumsta nee, that it was used in the
practice OF regular, well bred Physician, num-
Der Of years; and was offered to the public after
mnch solicitation and from the benevolent wish IN
alleviate some of the suferings inherent in our ma
ture. Unlike most Medicines ofthe dav there is
no quackery about it, as the testimony of Physi.
clans, who know it will prove
The fOkiOUipg intcrcSting ertract of n Lettcr
from the Rep f. L. BGScOm, acM be of SER
rice to those aoho irish to find the most galu
able Medicine for lung complaints
To DIR WATrs-in gratitude TO you, and beney
olence towards nuH. erous class of the public who
like myself have been. now are afiicted with
Consumptive complaints, | would address to YOU
the following statemr nj of facts was early sub
ject to Cough. which At tim occasiOnetl the rais
ing f mur, blood. In May last | was AIT. cked
with hoarSeneSS u must distressing couch, se7ere
pam in the SIDE a"dbreaSt, which ohlig, me TO
suspend my pu lie labOrs received some relief
from medical advice but the difficulties still eontin
ued. In july last (fFom the recommend at on of
friend) procured bottle of the Eirir Pecto-
raLe," and had moi taken more than 100 drors be-
fore felt essentially relieved ! have nov used
between and 80 bottles and find myself tftlla,
r. covered; as vet feel no symptom Vt the return
of ny former complaint and ca, now say 1vhat
IcOnld scarcely say before for thirty gears, AM
WELL With sncerc gratitude
EZEKIEL l. BASCOM.
Ashby, Mass Oct. 90, 1927
or For sale wholesale aud retail, by J Robin
son, Worcester j. p Hall. fr. and 4 r Lozue.
Boston-.4moS ibb0t, Audover Charles Uhiting
Sterling Charles Par&man Wes boro'- - Elisha
Ed7vardS, Sprngfeld-aHd in all the princpal
towns x cities throughout the S eo1y Jane
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BOY WANTED.

WKTANTED, an active and faithful BOY
w from IA to II years of age, to work in
small family in Worcester street, go on er-
rands, take care of horse. &c, to whom wa
ges will be paid. Inquire at this Office.
January 2
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Huchcoch's Ne,oly Iauented .SnuF,

INoR the absolute relief and cure Of Ca
III tarrh Dizziness Of the Head, W. ak Fyes,
Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness, Infants
troubled with Snuifles 1t is an immediate relief.
IL IS also found highly beneficial in parts shocks
Of Palsy, especially in elderly people. tle. fit hav-
ing often been protracted foryears. After an ex-
perence of more than IA years practice can
safely say that have met nothing as substitute
for it in the above diseases Having proved the in.
efficacy of a variety of Catarrhal Snuff in my own
family, Twas induced to make trial for something
more certain and eficacious in its Effects and was
led to the discovery of the newly invented Snuff,
which succeeded to admiration in my own family,
and with numerous others who applied to me for
relief cannot therefore forbei offering The
public participation in the benefits derived from
the use of this Snuff and although numberless
certificates gifts undoubted gond effects might be
obtained. preferrcsting il on its own merits, and
the unbiased trial of a candid public, who NAV
wish for relief in the above diseases
Directions for using Begin with small
pinch on going to bed, and another in the morn
ing--increasng 10 three or four per day Price,
rs cents per bottle, 1895 per doz For sale bv
j. ROBINSON, Worcester. eoIy Dec5
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". GOODS AND GROCERIES,
~ MILLINERY large assortment of
BONNETS, CAPS, &c on hand, and furnished
at short notice, from the latest patterns, by an
experienced Milliner.
Worcester, Dec. H. CIV
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-29

CWi0nS Lac Cdsc.--The Court of Appeals in
bordeaux is agitated by suit of an extraordinary
character. young fellow not long since pre-
scented himself to an old burgess of that civ. who
mas snug estate and no heirs apparent, and claim
cd tn be the old gentIeman's son Robert-Iong he
fore supposed to be dead The OLD gentleman nm,
on ms specks and examined him from head to
1901; but probably not liking his looks or suspect
my 'hat nc was one OF those men not born to be
crowned, and who are not over credible as CON
hections, came 10 negative conclusion and dis
missed hun. The youngsteI grew warm-the
senior ordered him out of doors-he refused TO
vanish INTO thin air, and the old gentleman hand
ed him over to the police. He immediately feed
professional adviser, and commenced proceedings
TO make himself the old gcntleman's SIN, whether
the OLD gentleman will or no. What will be the
issue, is yet UNKNOWN
Doctors Of Hcdicimc.-'rhere is violent dis
pute pending betwiXt the Scotch Doctors, and the
college OF Physicians, London The Scotch NJ
Us vino are said to nundate all England, claim
the right to practice there as of course, their
brethren ut England protest against such right 81
refer to the statute regulating the subject. They
don't like strangers TO be poachng their rnanors
1t IS thought That they viii prevail.
Life Of Lord Dyron.---Aioosr's Life of Byron
was III course OF preparation Ter the press. a
had existed 5r,weea The bosrapher aud Mr.
MurrAy, the bookseller was happily adjusted
a"d they chad ciubbed their Byroniana losc,h-
ei-so Houre's Life of the noble Bard, rich in
deed from two such collections of materials
might be looked for early in The Sp;ing.''
French Ltferafure.-f The Count dc Segur
has just completed a new, ancient aud modern
history of the Jews, from the origin # that peo-
pie To the rreseat time.
The Aiemoirs fthe Duke Of horigo. (Sarary,)
Bonaparte's Minister of poi,ce, ute announced
AS being to app az Immediately. The aublur
Is said 10 possess an accurate knowledge of
many important circumstances, which, If truly
disclosed, cannet fail 1" possess high interest.
patent has been granted in England far u
newly invented .4ir BED. on .NattresS The
licking Is formed of c.to cloth, with coating
ofprepared gum elastic, aud an outer covering
oil SILK. Ii Is SO portable that ii may be carried
in the pocket, and may be filled and emptied "a,
pleasure. They sold in England for abou,
- dollars, and are favorably spoken Of.
An Irish gentleman lately fought duel with
his intimate friend. because he jocoseIy asserted
that he was born without Il shr! on his back
Ahodt as rational as dnpls in general.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

n pursuance of decree of the Superior Court,
n OF Chancery for the Richmond district. pro-
nounced and amended on the 18th dav of Deceu
Der 1877, IN the case Of Scott vs.. Moon and 9th
cfS, L shall on Saturday the 18th of April next. OF.
Ier .of safe at public auction to the highest bidder
on Inc premises near Scottsrille, in the county CT
fiuvanna, the western moiety of the ware house
and lot, IN the bill and answer mentioned. ON
credit OF 8, II, and rs months; each nstaIment
TO be divided into two equal portions, for which
separate bonds will lie required with good securi-
~ payable one bond of each insaIment to the
plalnt'if and the other bond of each instament to
the defendant Richard Moon. (T.)
y. HOEHRANI, NJ. s. C. c. IT. d
Or one ofhis Deputies.
march S--tds
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IN CHANCERY
VIRGINIA. /:

VIRGINIA.
IL Court IF Monthly Session he'll fer Fluvaina
C0a"ty on No"doyMe 25th dag If Eel 1928
Moody j. Hope, Piain,,M.
AGAINST
William Hope, Thomas Hope, Austin Cason
aud christopher Clarke, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The Plaintiffs bill being this day fled, and
the defendant Moody J. Hope no, having enter.
ed his appearance and giYen security according
10 The act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
That he ia mol an inhaLirant Of this Common
wealth, it is ordered that the said def.ud.n, do
appear here on The fourth Monday in Nav next.
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and tina, a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Advocate, newspaper printed IN The
iowa Of charlottesville. and continued for ei~bi
weeks successfully, and post,d OF The front
door of the Court house Of this County.
a copy-teste,
ABM. SHEPHERD, Jr. d. G.
March 1-zm
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EDUCATION.

VIE subscriber respectfully informs his
n Friends, that he will resume his school I'm
Monday iiih of January. aud conlinne il until
the fI'h Ok December following will, vaca
ton oil Que mouth in the summer
TEAMS as FOLLOWS:
orihography, Reading and Writing, $1,000
~ ',','' W anu geography, S12,5o
English Grammar, Geometry aud As1ronony
$500
AS The subscriber wishes TO increase the num-
Der his schnoi. children heins scarce in his
n''Shbonrhoo',) he will lake from slo 10 boar
aers-a' the rate OF $500 per month, bedding
found Sc.
board at Si,O0, or furnishing provisions or pro
ooce AT market price JOHN DUGGINS,
Near Greenfield, Nelson Co. Va.
January TT 2S-tf
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A.. Gssss,S:. s.s, FAY
NJ ..<l.tsss,> ~ 4 S ssrrsS;e1ssE
s3l,s -, e |, E s
sSa*
A'dsE'Ess ".

from tic london Coarier.
TIE a$prCScucc of The DciiH-ihcre is il
all the works OF Mr.. Montgomery deep rel
gious iceing--an anxiety to make his genius sub
Scryicnt at all times 10 the most moral purposes
" man can rise from the perusal of his poctr,
without having received lessons calculated tC
make him better Christian. 1t is a blessing
when genius is 80 directed, and when the niue
which Providence has i0youred feels it to be it.
duty To prove It's gratitude to- its Creator by incu
;ating the prcccrts vi picty and virtue III tho
minds OF his CrCatwcs.
We extract the opcuing of his poem Just pub,
ishcd upon the Cmnjpr.Scacc al tie Bcity II
IS iii the sublimcs STRATA OF poetry.
- rHOU Tncrcltc : -n,ccm,' and undciinch
source OF ali life of lie mind;
Terv'tling Spirit whom We trace,
ICt thro all umc and working n all space
Imagination" Cannot nant that spot,
Around, above. hcn,Mh, whc,c Thou
ncforc the glad hy mn'a to EARTH,
,r Young Creation rcv.ld in its birth,
i'hy Spirit mnyCi Upon The pregnant deep,
Unclaimed the waNUlcss waters from their sleep.
Faic Tm,a's majestic wings ururlcd,
And out Of Irarlncss drew The brc1tir. Woid.
Ere matter f;m; 1t Thy creative tone,
Thou went !-omninc, Endless and Aouc;
IN thine essence. all that .
Sublin.- untoiCmahie Deity.
Thou Said'St-amd 10 {! Il uuIycrsc was born,
light dss.'i irO,, Thee, L:.th day morn
: world u,siyouici nj! It's b,auy now
The youiliul in,iiltliu rcId its naughty brow,
Flowers, fruits and trees, felt ims."ta ccils ic
And Ocean chilci her pillows sI.fc
Aud next, triumphant, u'cr the green clad earth,
In universal sun buv.. into birth,
Md dashed from OF liS attitude sublime,
The first GJC III Guy that InITkud commencing tim;
Last the on--an thcn III array Of stars
hhcricd round The heavens upon tLer burning cGvS
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REMOYAL

HE subscriber has removed his c.rocers
= store to the House he formerly kept nppo-
size MT Charles Speneer's establishment,
where he keeps on hand general assortmen,
OF groceries, consisting in part---wilh good
assortment of c-:ton yarn. which he warrants
:" please the purchaser-fresh Tea, Loaf and
Brown Sugar, Coffee, Chocolate, Cheese,
Crockcry Ware, &c. Nhich he will sell very low
Tor cast, or on short credit TO very punetuai
customers JOSEPH BISHOP.
Random Row Feb 22
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y Hhsl'K'Y


'Sft"" '|"T'"s's - ne most novel apP!ira'
80" oil that most po"rfini OF all agents, steam.
IS now eominS 6c;ofe the public III u form
"hich al least promises pTa' tea! ell els. Cur
"ey, an inSrn'oU, chemist aud mcchanc,an.
has, after various attempts and falntrs, brought
ms steam carr'aSe inie state allowing of ac-
'Ini experiment on The road Ii some lime
since ran up liShSatt Ill very step as
cent, at Tie rate 81 probably ten mills all hour;
out - descent was more t"rmIdahly rapid, for
me pilot vas unable 10 guide ITS velocity, and
II tore or one OF Ms wheels. 10 be run away
"iih b! u horse OF This KIND that would think
nothing "f "hir!Ins carriage, passengers, and
all, 'nt' the ihifd heavens, or d.sSolNlnS them
10 je'iy III the saee OF mankind, was too peril
Gus All adventure To be assured OF popularity
IN the meantime another enSi "ecr sent another
Steam carriage TO pcrambnIa'e the streets. hut
ms name was 'Ne most disastrous Imaginable
tor The purpose An Ola Roman would have
pronounce" h'n des''"eh by Tate never TO pros
FER IN steam apparatus, Tor Tue name was
.k'"'S1"h. nc omen was ir"c. Tor The carriage
me" up ana Oo'!'n am paTboiItd several scien-
MJih vi washing the laccS OF the mob far and
hide.
EaEHcy = carriage IS now ready, like pair
81 lovers '"f run on The north road, and the
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NOTICE

R1 virtue OF two several deeds Of trust exc
ne cuted by Mathew Boswell and wife ard Of
record IN The clerks Office Of Albemarle county
shall sell on Tuesday the 10th day cf April
1928, at Iollock'sMiIls in the county aforesaid,
10 The highest bidder for cash, he land on which
I nc said Boswell now resides, so much there
OF as may he necessary TO satisfy the purpose
Of sid deeds.
Such title as is ves,.oI in me as trustee will he
made to- the purchaser.
March a-tds JAS. DOwELL,
Trustee
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AN ESTRAY COW

"a BOUT years old, light brindle color, very
I large slit III her right alright horn shorter
a am 'ie 'ther white back and belly, and with
all four legs white-came to the subscriber last
October, sinceFwh;ch she has had a calf Said
COW AID calf is appraised at about l3 dollars
Inc owner is required TO prove property, pay
charges, &c, aud take her away
CHARLES PARROTT.
Oranre CO Va March S-6t
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ACCOMMODATIONS
M A Ill, III m E

VIE. Stage Line running from AlexaDdria
q TO charlottesville, will in future leave AL.
exnndr'a on Saturdays Il 'fhnrsday., at q A. Nj.
ana return 10 that pace on tuesdays aud Fri
days at i. Nj. II will leave Char,o,tcs-
vile on Saturdays and Thursdays at 10 A. Nj.
anu return TO that place at Q p. nj. on Tues
days and Fridays.
This line does not travel i'm the n;ubt and
consequently exhibits TO those who regard their
SAFETY, health or ease, every nducement.
HE traveller who leaves Alexandria on
Thursday may reach Charlottesville ON Satur-
dny While he cnn by no other CONVEYANCE reach
tina, place until Monday morning
Through 60 m
Jan, 90 THE PROPRIETOR.
W. me stanton Spectator will insert the
above months, and presen, the account to tl,is
niTrp. 49,
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RENOV AT,
HENRY PRICE

HIN Ia IlINI
EGS leave 60 inform lis friends and the
- pubic. that he has removed his shop 60
me House formerly occupied by Mr. James o.
Carr, opposite The Central Hctri and that
NC has lately received a general assortment Of
extra Snp+rine Black, Blue. Drab. aud Mixed
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERE Els,
All OF which, being purchased for cash, ut
tie inst houses in New York, enables him 10
supply bis patrons on very advantageous and
accommodating terms
~. b Having first rate workmen engaged,
ne rs enabled to execute orders in a style not in.
ftrior to any in the United States
Feb 9, fS2S-tf
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FRESH SUPPLY.

Just received by p. +. Boyd 81 Brother 9
cases OF snPeriine black haie--2 trunks of shoes
consisting OF ladies and ehildrcn's fine seal
boxes OF raisins, oranges, figs, primes, citrops,
euFra"'s,-biis' almonds, English waIuuis--
best family Hour-aD nd 4ooOlbs prime bacon
March S-tf
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BIRDWOOD JOCKEY CTTR

VIE Ruces over the Bird Wood course
a near Charlottesville, will commence on
wednesday The 8oih day of April, and CONTINUE
three days.
st Day--two mile heats. Purse, One Hum
dred Dollars --entrance Ten Dollars
2d Day--Ihree mile heats Purse, Two
Hundred DoiIars-enlrance Twenty DoRats.
81 Day--mile heats, best three in five Purse
One Hundred and Twenty Dollars--enlrance
Ten Dollars.
Subscribers viii pay their spring instruments
70 Lyman Feck' BY order.
march Is -tr
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NOTICE.

y consequence Of The ruinons trespssses com
n mitied Oh the lands of the subscriber. and
those oftie estate Of Thomas Jefferson, he must
proh'bit all persons whatsoever from hunting
or ranging over the same, with The assurance
That the most rigorous steps will be taken IN
enforce This prohibition.
Dee i5-if TIL. J. RANDOLPH
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VIRGINIA i:

tfIUf4ffA
At Rules Aeld IN the Clerks OGre Of ABemarlc
County Court IN Eeb 1928
Ezra NJ Wolfe and Lucy Jane his wife, late Lucy
Jane Bishop. Plaintiffs
AGAINST.
John T. Bishop. Joseph Bishop, Jr James NJ Bishop
johnson w Pitts and Ann G.. his wife, Gustavus
a Parse ms and Patience Nj his wife, WIN Young
and Mary w his vile, Francis Bishop and Jonathan
bishop children and heirs of the said Joseph Bishop
deed And john Watson sheriff and as SUI h az miu
strat0r with the wsann excl cf oseph Bishop decd
defend Inls.
IN CHANCERY
The Defendants Jehn T. Bishop. johnson NJ Pit,s
and Ann c. his vic. not having entered their aunear
ance and gwen secniity according to the act OF As
sembiy and the rules OF h, Court it appearing bv
satisfactory evidence to the that they an NJ in
hahah's oil ts's commonwealth, motion of the o. in
s by counsel, it i, ordered that the aid
John Bishop. johnson NJ. Pitts and Ann c. Pitts
his vile, do appear here the first Monday in Nav
next, aud answer the plaintiffs bill amd,hat coov ~,
THIS order he forthwith inserted in the VIRGINIA Jvo
cate, anewsPaper Published IN the town o Cbar,o,.
vile, ior Two months successfully and that another
copy thereof lie posted al the door az the Cu,,
house for the same len 9Th time
copy teste, IRA GARRETT n r
Feb 0 I'm
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PiRGIJNIB
NELSON COUNTY, january Couf, 1893
Lucy Wright, Anna Wight and Esther Wright,

fGSTNST
Austin G'il!in, and Mainla his vie and BENJAMIN
C"ildr"ss, Executor OF Andrew Wright decd Der'ts
ON m -fTTdCUJTENT Nv CUlfNCERY
% The motion of the Compi inants who filed thc
hIIi, and VI appearing TO the sa,i'aci Of court
that the defendant Austin Griffin is an an
OF thu wealth, and without the jurisdiction OF
this court-lt Is ordered that Benjamin Chdfcs, FIX
ecutor OF Andrew Wright, deed DO retain in Iii, Ia ud
tho sum OF $500 out oI the his tcsator
10 the compliments demand and the fur hc' order and
decree OF tbi; court And il is further ordered that the
SAID aoscnt defendant, AusIil Griffin appear here on
the fourth Monday III April neyt, and wer the com
p',hants b and that copy Of tins order he published
~ inc virginia Adroca'c, newspaper published IN
the town OF Charlottesville. wceI, for eisht weeks
successfully prcvions to said day, and COPY
be posted at the front door of the courthouse OF his
county, on some court day 4 Copy.Teste
SPOfSWOOD GARLAND, Crk.
Feb0 Pm
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VALU ABLE PROPERTY
f'(lR 81 y

! n compliance with the la: will and testa-
n ment OF Liitlehurry Moon, drceused-we
shalt offer for sale TO The highest bidder, on the
Isl day of May nexi. if fair, If not the next far
day; in the town Of Seottsvilc, and couniy OF
Albemarlr, upon credit Of one. TWO and three
years eqnai instruments. Ole undivided moiety
Of the Middleton Mills, and
FIFTY .ACRES OF LIND
lying in the county Of FIuvanns bordering up.
on James River nearly the full extent of whai
is called and known by the name Of The Seven
Islands.
he MihdletonMilis are very large and sx-
tensive establishment, working fur pair bnrrs,
with all The necessary machinery upon the lat.
est and most approved plans. ALSO, an ex-
ce!ient Saw Mill, CooPer's Shop, Miller House
Nc. Bondswjth approved security together with
ii lien on the property will be required of the
purchasers. JNO d. MOON.
March s--,ds S o. MOON. hA rs
IheEdit"rs Of Enquirer will insert the above
until ist May next, aud remit their account 10
this Office.
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FOR. NAIE

"a Likely negro-woman who is good cook
L A& washer.--AIso a girl of about ~ yeurs
OF age, which wish to sell for cash
GEO. w. SOONER.
Feb. Off
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$4,000 I'm ONE APITAE
Only l4.l90 Tickets in lie

Only II,I9O Tickets in itc
Virginia Dismal Scamp Canal Lottery,
FOURTEENTH CLASS.
To be drawn at Richmond. May 7th, 1898.
45 No Lotto &c drawn Ballots.