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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-30

~ wok WET s.. April 20, 1928.
II been previously attached on mesne nro.
cess, and will be sold at Public Vendue. at Tho
tavern house kept by Abel Wesson, in Shrews-
bury, IN said County, on MONDAY, he oGfh
day OF May neat, at five o'clock, p. M.. all The
Right in Equity which BENJAMIN STONE'
OF said Shrewsbury, has to redeem the mortoag,
cd Real Estate where he now lives. about one
hundred rods from said NELSON'S, consisting Of
about forty acres Of Land, with the BUILDINGS
thereon, and boundedby Land Of Salmon Smith,
9l,as - Allen, silas Allen, ir., Elijah Hapgood
Is EDWARD H. HEmESwAy, D. ShsrE.
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=, Worcester IS. Probate Office, April IS, 1928
10 the Wtdo1o, Creditors and Heirs Of MosEs
WRIGHT, Esq late Of TempIeton, IL said Ca1a,,,
deceased a1ad to all others concerned q, tie Ell
vry, ~ 0ece"Seq' GREETING
OU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
IL see tit) at the Court of Probate TO i.e hill.
en- at FempIeton. in said County, on the twenty.
second day of May next, at nine of the clock he.
iqre noon, to show cause why the accounts of
the Administration of said Estate, and also the
uemand ofthe administrators, as creditor, should
not be allowed; and you viii be heard thereon,
IS NATH'L. PAINE. J. prob
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THE GRAVEL!
Vegetable Llthontripic, and Specific
S0lrRnf Pnanders

CSe'UOte LitROatFlp2c, ana Specific
S0tUeat POWDERS.
EBY the discovery of this Medicine, a
lie cure is obtained for some of the most dis
tresslng diseases that ever afflicted human beings.
10 those who suffering from soreness of the
kidnies, chronic inflammation on the urinary or.
gans, difficulty of micturitioR, bloody water. stran
quarry, and every species of gravel or stone in the
bladder this is offered an efeetuaI cure il has
likewise been most singularly eficaeious 10 cases
OF dropsy its action is on the principle that the
immediate cause OF dropsy is diseased state of
the ezhalants and urinary system. So distressing
are the complaints for which this medicine i in'
tended, and so dreadful and doubtful the applica,
ton of the knife that this Lithontriptc has been
ordered from the East and West Indies and
across the Atlantic. No instance is known If lie
falling to give relief A number of certificates
are inserted IN the wrapper around each bottle
G. ? For sale, wholesale and retail. by r Robin.
son, Worcester--L. =. Hall, Jr and Il r. Lozye
Boston-.4moa .4bbot, Andoyer--C. II Ithiting
Sterling Charles FGrk,man, Westboro'- EEs3a
Edzeard8, SprDgfeld-and in all the princjnsI
towns ard cities throughout the u S eotIan2
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The FrGaktia Insurance CompanU.
"AV!NG capital of 100000, ali paid n.
n II make Insurance against FIRE on Rnild.
ings, Merchandise, Household Furniture. &c. ~
low rates OF premium. AUSTIN DENNY, Esd,
of Worcester, is their Agent, and authorized 10
issue IoncleS lstf Boston Oct %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-30
GRASS SEEDS. &c
SILKS, Leghoyns, Linens, &c. &c.

''''''S' APgVOT1lS, Lt1le11S, &c. &c.
. GASES Leghorns, superior bleach and
- fabric do Linens, do do. do Silk Cam.
Diets; Pongees; Nankin and Canton Grapes,
best qualities; heavy figured Levantines, Adj
cts; wide Plaided Lustrings, so cts; plain
eros de Naples, fashionable coiors, SO cts.
beautiful figured do, 60 cts, and Calcoes, fast
coiors and good quality, at l6 cts. per yard, for
sale Is rods north of Worcester Bank with a
great variety of other Dry Goods equally ebeap.
recently received. HENRY Nj. SKIES.
April g. CIV
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Worcester, IS. Probate Ofiee, April "a. 1928
10 The tVido'o and Hears Of Isaac CUTLsR, late
OF Ash6nrnham. IN said County, deceased. and
to all others concerned in the Estate Of sid deceased
GREETING
ROU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
III see fit at the Court of Probate to behoiden
at empieton, IN said County, On the twenty
second day of May next at ten Of the clock, before
noon, TO show cause why the accounts of the Adj.
mInistrator of said Estate should not be allowed
aud you will be heard thereon.
IS NATH'L. PAINE, j. Prob.
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Worcester, SIS Probate Office, April %, 1928
10 the tpadoso, Creditors and Hers Of JAMES SrIM-
SON, @te Of fempieton, IN said County, deceased,
G''d 10 all others concerned az the Estate Of said de-
ceased. GpppTIxe
AOU are hereby cited to appear tif you
r see iD at the Court OF Probate t. be holden
at iempleton, in said County on the twenty.sec
ond day of May next, at nine of the clock before
noon, to show cause why the accounts of the Ad.
minIstration OF said Estate should not be allowed ;
and You will be heard thereon
Els NATH'L. PAINE. j. P,obate.
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NOTICE.
. yMILTT.aRY GOODS

ID ME spring supply of the above named arti4
z cles is received, and offered for sale at
unusually low prices by T. s. w. KEITH.
Also, great variety of ENGLISH WATCH.
Els, some with ounce cases, of superior quali-
ty. Also, JEWEERY, TIMEPIECES. FAN
CY HARD WARE, etc. etc.
Worcester, April 90. 6w17
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-30

A THENEUM, or Spirit of the English Mag
tA- azines, No rs, New Series containing
as usual, great variety of interesting matter.
Just received by e. HARRIS, April 80.
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NOTICE.

"Se oturofIiSe, az sad County, deceased and to
all others concerned il the Estate Of said deceased.
GREETING.
! VOU are hereby cited to appear if you
Id see it) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
10 June next, at one Of the clock, after noon, to
show cause why the first account of the Admins
tration-of said Estate should not BIZ allowed, and
also to shew cause why Licence should not be
granted to sell and convey SO much of the Real
Estate OF saId deceased win raise the sum of two
thousand aud twenty-six dollars, forty.seyen
cents, for the payment of debts and charges and
you will be heard thereon.
us NATH'L PAINE, J. Prob.
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.MoIassee, Sugar, Tea, &c.
ERURT & MERRICK have lust received =
ED prime assortment of Groceries, of the verv
pest quality. April 49,
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no CARPENTERS

LANDS Bookstore, where subscriptions for
the work are received.
CONTENTS.
Miscellaneous .4rticleS-Public Education in
FrauceIorlgin of Colleges in Europe; Com
mon School System of New York Suggestions
to Parents-Early Application Early Educa-
ton of Females ReUieWS-Guvres de Du
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istry for the use of Schools and Academies. In
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mon Education, &c. sc. April 30.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
UN7pARSITK OF -izqRYZ.7, w
MEDICAL tr,r,r :

hEGTCREs.
ENhE annual course of instruction bv A.. A,,.
a Of Maryland, will Commence a. ne, Faculty
10y ~ Oe,neI heA., and continue 'as' AiAeh-
general AnAtumy. >''"'fies OF Surgery, and
Ei;n = oI u ~ ~ On Theory and praetee Of p,;
c ''.ia ~ ~ ''",. n d. -on Ch;n,i.ry " Hys'S'
Sami B.ker 81. ID. On Mat.ri, Net.
hiehaid w Hall, NJ. u. ON Ch,,a,.;.
women and children. ''10As, and Diseases .of
haxweil Mcdowell NJ Jon Institute. s ~,
a'hah T. sinnh Nj. D.-ou De non.,s 49, .ea,eioe
Operative Surgery. '4'"aIve Anatomy, and
,, ~ ",i oe seen III the above, that since tb....
prorn ah fxehans" of duties ha. he ep e0se,.J
en as we'll by .obvipus ut;l;, has
oi nose most Interested -the tu, r ue general
nus oe very apparent, that the op.
acoiiiy taught, III .ist,np ,; III seyy
ans ~ "a concerned in OPERATE n. ara he M
i'e 10 oe same degree illustrative Of anatomy,
same propIiey associated other, and with the
~ n.ias the desire of tee Faculty tia, ,,..,
''".'en' should derive the utmost e puPis ot the In
s,,; - wn'sh IN this city furni,bed lo a. .e.y
III ~ fanatohy, nrrsurp n, go a. -.
ssn'nenIiy itei up, and provided with ~ 70 ne more
is % Pe,a've anatomy and Surgery The ,S ssss
' DE open 70 the pupils from t. 10 of,oL WIZ hereaf-
49, - ~; ~ uu'hs ,he day. Or. Smith ,s;Ii b..
pu'sn'' al least evenings in the =, 81 - III,
80, ; - .ne practical class iree time, Vet H.;
, Zoe otJ.et Of this afrsngen,en, !. ,n f. s:l
not only Of the in.rueon ,,.i Pupi'' van
PUBIC lecture. but no, the impoy,, w course O.
9Th ~. 'h's aone can he acuuirsJ tb, ,n,;,;.s
III ns 81, o. 'ht fumsn body, and that ,s,s,,
"e '"s''uheA',:o essential ceutat, s. .afe 49,, ~
N. r. SMITH, -
August r. pesn u The Faculty OF phy.;e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
The whole number of Electors 26l.
Adams. Jackson

This statement shows, that, giving Mr. Adams
Kentucky, Louisiana and Indiana he will baye
only los votes, which viii require that he should
get 25 more votes TO elect him. Gen Jackson
success.
he statement is made the most favorable TO Mr.
Adams, that any reasonable probabi ity would JUS
thy, in order 10 prove that, even in this aspect his
CHANGERS nearly desperate. But it must be re
collected. that concessions are made to Mr. AJ,m,
IN tins statement, which are perfectly grauitous
Kentucky is given him. which every body must
admit is debateable ground. In MARYLAND are
given to MIR. Adams and 5 TO jackson; but the
friends OF Jackson claim in that State votes GER
tam, with good chance TO get from to more.
In Indiana, given TO Adams, Jackson's friends
are very sanguine of success.
In Jersey and Delaware, the jackson men are
carrying on vigorous contest, and have strong
hopes.
Even in .New England, the friends Of Jackson
are active, and his party is increasing daily.
Maine and New Hampshire are giving strono
indications in favor of Jackson
In Massachusetts, the Administration men are
running ticket composed one-haIf of Hartford
Conventionists, and the other half of persons who
claim TO belong to the Republican party Tbi.
strange and unnatural union is opening the ewes
OF the people.
In Kentucky, if Metcalfe succeeds. IL will be
from local causes .and vii! be no sure Indication OF
the result OF the Presidential contest in that State;
80 ~ o'io'", uiC "oofe statement sheWS 1t Will
be unimportant. The same may be said of Louis
lana, i'm both respects
II the above statement, which gives Mr. Adams
every thing his friends can claim, and great deal
more, be made the basis Of our calculation, what
will be the results from il?
Mr.. Adams wants % votes more Gen. jackson
II.
Where is Mr.. Adams TO get the % votes he
wants?
II this statement is looked at, no candid man will
say, he can expect to get the % votes from the
states attributed TO General Jackson. He must
build his hopes on New York. The friends of
jackson there, are confident he will get not less
than p votes, perhaps 26 and possibly 30 But
Ia in New York will elect him. AIarns's chance,
then, OF making up his % is confined to New York
whilst Jackson's, to get the Ii be wants, ranges
through the whole number of States before spo
ken OF, and New York itself
Whoever will view these things calmly, can
entertain no doubt Of the result
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
THE CHANCES.

THE CHANCES.
The Partzans Of the Administration are begin
ming TO chuckle at the result Of the election in
Louisiana Mr.. Livingston is excluded; Mesers
Brent aud Gurley probably reelected, and Mr..
Derbgny, the Administration candidate, elected
Governor.--Thc Administration has been so long
plunged IN the depths of adversity that they
catch at the first CLEAN of hope which breaks up
on Them "The news Gays the N. lntelligencer)
is OF even brighter cast than was anticipated by
the most sdyagnife supporters of the reelection
Of Mr.. Adams. 1t may indeed be said TO settle
the question as to the result Of the approaching
Presidential Election" Indeed. Now. the friends
oil Gen. jackson never counted with any sort of
confidence on Louisiana. They were too well aware
OF the miscellaneous character of her population,
and the springs that had been put in play against
him, TO calculate on her cooperation. But the
administration gentlemen are not yet sc out Of the
WOOL They have many and much severer
struggles TO encounter before they can congratu-
late themselves upon the victory. They have to
beat down the Jackson power in Il kentucky Ohio.
| Indiana, Illinois and Missouri-They have 10 re.
concile the Republicans Of New York to the
reigning Dynasty. They have the sturdy poiti-
| clans of Maryland, New Jersey and Delaware to
subdue--and they have rising rebellion TO uuell
IN New England They themselves are obliged
to confess that the vote Of the Cumberland district
in Maine is doubtfui-while we claim il as our
own; ana intend TO struggle for two others. New
Hampshire IL IN motion. Two hundred and two
most respectable Delegates have held General
Convention-the, President of the Convention was
at the last election Adams Eector of the State
and organized an Electoral Ticket-and these pro
ceedings have been sanctioned by Mr. Paris,
now Judge OF the Supreme Court, and late Sena.
Tor oil the United States. You may rely upon
II (ays Almost intelligent citizen OF Massachusetts
jackson will have at least two, probably three
votes IN Maine, and the whole eight electora,
votes of New Hampshire. There are active
exertions making even in Massachusetts, Yer
mont and Connecticut Give Mr.. Adams how :
ever The whole New Englsnd vote-and the votes
OF Louisiana, Kentucky, and Ohio, how then does
ne stand!-The following communication from an
intelligent and honorable Citizen, shows us how
desperate IS Mr.. Adams's chance OF reelection:
COJfJnU.NTC4TED
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
me following statement is addressed to every
candid man. TO shew that MIR. Adams cannot be
elected 10
Tho ,.hoio ..,,.L. r. M, o.
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FOR &aLE
|aiuabie RED! s Personal E;stGfe, IN N

Of Orange.
HE 'uS'efibef intending 20 from this stste /. de-
u srcu 10 dpose Of b, sod aud ysrrona propsr ~ a..
county Of Orange and viii really sud truly sei, $500. m
any one dpossd 20 purchase. e "
One tract lies ~ The immediate nsish,othooi of o,,s.
eouhon's, conlsiniug sos seres, Is well iinh,red s
%, aud 10 an eScellsm state Of cultivation and he
dwelling al necessary ont houses IN creelss,
The neigboi hood psrhspsth p1essnf In b,
~ county both o. see"uui Of 'oeis;y, and hesn m .lor
from rs fertility oi soil, high state Of NJ 49,
n,petDu, advantages, this farm one Of the ma, d.,h
int can he met with any where.
Also, me other tact, eotsininr 100 ares, abo, nile
iasbsrs5. b'y ""' "''"y
'n'sf'ae, WI ao d9o'o Of 10 10 likely nerrcsG
fsrms. - russ p.vVr-'
~ b-Ih sho7e property, " di-pustd ~ private w.
VII Re offered for sale the peme "a me hget hdd
be Tus'dsy sfef August court on he 2eh Of the month
'sm' htera aod vii be made knnwn Oh the deg Of ,.,
Iugr.t 3. 2s- VS..
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lTIiS. C4RTER p P85fF

yiSHES TO receive into her family few vouny I,;s,
~ from the oouniry Mrs. Page will rend mos, n.,,;e
uafy and personally, 10 Their health, comfort re,y6u, m
uG'Nn manners and conducts and every facility viii be AZ
o,ued mem Tor pleins their edufafion col. ..,,.d
LinIy, asd Pisnc Forte will be furnished for their nee
can attend them, and give private lessons IN Music
OrsVDs For other branches they can attend tp
,ehoGs 10 Town Mrs Page ba, taken pleasant and com
o.9u. mousse 10 retired susoD, and coniiguon, 10 fbe
p'' ooe%o ierns can he known by spplcstipn , sir,
ehsI personally or ny letter ,aod for reference c
CbsPTsn JoansoD, Robert and Temple Owathps y iiey
ery Randolph, and Bernard Peyton. Essrs ~ '
h'c'aond,Jny 2eih, 1926. 24-rsvf
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CEN'IR.qL GBAify9p3 go

-I7.YR y :
de'erni'nedt TO omit sxertion which can
;ny; ,S ms school permanently aud extensively u, f
OF The public aud NJ Ia, former nat n. i;
, 70 us present Examination. The course Of n.truc
81 Gee. am, me toewsng departments fu course
Wy ON y. %n9aSss Esan Gsoaph y
gan. IN" Mathematics by MIR. hTshew, of ,hs r;,
u,ss b~ M, aud Conversation. the French Ian
~ W. " err1n-TuitioD in all any of these a,
psEfnts S25 per Session Of Eve months, Hosrs 49,;
10 be had in the family of the subscriber and n
'tvsrs most respectable families ar,ot mi ~, -
my soo per seson-ees for board and n.itio,, oa,n
m The subscriber intending this school TO bs
Raem "i ne prepared To accommodate apy number of
ny me tirst OF Jan. The cia,.e, are nnt -
70 oe iay organized until the first OF Sep.mher mn.
~ hme application. may he TO The uhcr;her a.
A. BARTHOLOMEW EGsN
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
1JGHTNINn

=, On the 26ih July, at the residence of Thomas
aurlnan' IN the county Of Goochiand, three LON.
hardy Popars were struck bv ligftn;no. 1,'o
standing on the East side of the house 20 feel fo,o
~ NE other on the West side directly opposite. -
feet from IT, The two the East size were abo,,,
~ feet high, and struck not more than - fsot
rom me ground; The other was struck about 20
let above the ground, and was about 30 feet hiqL
Thirteen persons were III the house. ton NJ ,.b5,,,
were shocked; and what is very resnarkabIe IL!
tie bird which had built its nest in fI,e cbn,c,,
wax Killed and lis young remained nuhurt in ~
nest NO INJURY was done to the house. h no, bo.
,ng touched by the lightning. PERHAPS. NIsssrs
Editors, some Of your learned readers a., ;,.es
US bow It was that the same lash Of lsb,n;,,
should have struck the trees abovc,nen,ionei '.;,t
out touching the house, The top of the bo,se e;,,
much higher than those parts of the trees which
' ~e,o S.FueH' The trees grew about the sam, dis
lance Rom each end the house.
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LaCRSOyV MD BURR.
Ertraet Of q letter from Nashville, under date

JUfy ION.
I" You will have seen before this reaches vou
that Judge Nathaniel Williams Of this State has
come ont under his own signature and charges
Gen. Jackson with having been an accom- plicc OF
Aaron Burr :! His publication will be found in the
sparta Review; a paper printed in his judicial
circuit, and was intended, worcestershire to one
rate on :the Kentucky Elections.-He introduces
no evidence OF the Generals having been concern
ed with Burr; but seems rely on vague REPORTS and
snr'nlses for his conviction. J know many OF the
circumstances he has given facts, arc destitute OF
truth. IL is miserable production gotten nm nv q
man still more contemplate man. in relation TO
whom our Legislature last winter was compelled
10 pass an act IN order TO make him do his duty as
Judge He ha- become so incorporate, and in
attentive to his official duties from the drinking of
whiskey stepped IN poke root, tof the rheumatism as
he pretended, that loud complaints were made A.
gainst him;SS gem Smith, Senator from his circuit
introduced the bill alluded TO above which provides
that in case any Of the Judges shall be unable 10
attend to their official duties the Governor shall
have power to appoint Judge pro tenn, who shall
receive as compensation = per day, to be deduct
ed from the salary OF the regularly appointed Judge
This had much more salutary effect than his
whiskey and pokeroot--if il has not made him an
ADLER judge, it has had the effect of making him
more attentive TO his dutes.--Such is the great.
and the sublime Witness which they have bee n
able to produce against Gen. Jackson Where is
his letter TO- his nephew! Why is il not produce
ed? The world might then possibly have some Oh.
portunites ofiudging Of his qualifications as Wit
ness. II is believed there are copies enough i'm
Virginia; and one Of them in the hands of the
Chairman Of Jackson Committee
" As 10 the pretended intimate association be.
tween Cen Jackson and Burr, il should FIRST be
shown how intimate they were and at what time
they were so--whether their intercourse did take
place, before or after Gen. jackson began tn sus-
pect the real and concealed designs Of Burr--for.
Burr deceived Gen. Jackson, ike Others for some
abouf his acfuaI onovc he mare
Of any iDiercoursc between them proves nothing.
Burr's being al one time day or two at the Cen
erals house, before he was suspected, or an hour
or two afterwards when the suspicious Of the
country began to be excited, prove nothing. For
cid not he spend several days with Governor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
70 Lease for a terra oJ wears

20 mr., ,,,:,, !" keJUs " Years,
SNHE Willow Hills Plantation lying on lam, Rv -
- hs county OF buckingham 40 or 70 mile. above Nv
Gtns"s ao,ye;the Virginia Mills. ON Slate River md
rs "g .adleo" Mills on the North hi
acres cleared high land, divided into .L,f, -, L.
eisa NJ sooa order FOR cropping On i. place rs an
hrs ssh'nS machine, huuse, stables, &c
,a aon Plantation, lying Will. - Mountain in
oupy' Is also Ia lat in like manner; good dwelling
@ oain machine, and other necessary out house, and IL
1pp,ng order Both of these plauis,ion. are
n. - nands or more These lands are well ADAPTED Ia
OF Cotton, tobacco, small grain The
80 r,sse ahout miles above Ca Ira, on Wiil,,, ver
R;ohe good manufacturing milf, and navis son 10
both places are desu able fot health, se
iv % boiling, miles above ON the road Iead
Ira. " ~ ie's', n".t pad, TO Ga
Ar.,,, l.. ROLLING
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:, C1assicoI 3 Engi.sh Insf,11c,---

nj nH'yfi,er has been several years en- ,-4 u, a.,
@ 'ess q preparing youth for admission ifo eotJ,gr
as, GJ ~ 20 young persons, she varous Dr. anche of
e,,n @ ornamental. education He, /, de,iyou, Of re-
PpDyHs refctire to taking charge of!an,acn
Mn; Pytsrenes 'SOud be given 10 one in prr,iaoy
noySans ne has oeen aeeusto,aed teach Reading Or
aiea~;y;..~ aP draining, Grammar RhsoricE Wi:tog
spr., practice as pven as fle theory Of
iTsnts mi PHILOSOPHY and Aaronou,y NTH ezpei-
Language, ~ together NTH the Greek and Latin
and FEM ''cA 7SH be added, required, tie Hssrso
factory references be siven; and anu
unIe,, ~ 80 proposals. 1eN not De considered obrnto
Va ;,, i'usPos paid, dir eeed to L. H. % Richmond
"a s VIII receive prompt attention. '"''
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Ihe ass s:@n9 q, fAs ToIII-J,, V1cE
E(IR NHE = ~ 49,

az ~ me 's monday IN October next (he;nr ,o,, =, = -,
Tor sa.ea Auction, that well known TnV3px
",.hnor how oroupied NJ. John ReiisI'
goa "laeI, ny,ns been repaired last spring Attached 70 "
- i Ise' k'sns'ye stables every conve.irut orr
""use' soou Ssuen, aud lot II AL ,.oa
Ss Nosn Nses anG s hs ss. i
Ais goo s'Or.hou.e ranary, and i 500
100 10 u. 100 - SIS" --'' 'thuhg LOT if0n
Isms are -one fourth eash-h balance /, the.
PAYMENTS hearing inter from sy of .sie annpa'
deed {! trust 0n the property. ' ' SECURED by
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ti.ed. ' F''P''y ID Defoseadve:-
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