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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29

CRuMB OF COMFORT. There is one crcum-
stance attending the late election in Pennsyl-
vania, which we doubt not will afford our read
ers sincere pleasure. J. S. Stevenson, the ia
nus.faced leader of the majority of the commit
tee of manufactures, has lost his election. His
shutting and double dealing during the last
session, richly entitled him to such fate. May
it be salutary lesson to others.
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DRY GOODS,
FOR COUNTRY TRaDE.
d

TENHE subscribers have for sale, on favorable
III terms, at their Chambers, 81 State street,
Boston, valuable stock of
European, India, and american
PIECE GOODS,
from auction, and late importations, selected
particularly for the country trade; among
which ale the following:
Black. Blue. Brown, Olive. and Mix'd Broad
Cloths; Cassimeres Red, White, Green, and
Yellow Flannels; Paddings; Buckram Black.
Silk, and Velvet Vestings Figured Valencia
and Tolenet do; Black Levantine; Super
Black Satin do; Black synchaws; Blk. Gres
de Naples Silk Black and Colord Canton
Grapes; Black Nankin do Black French do. !;
Black and Color'd Cords and Brads Tapes
Bobbins; Threads, of all kinds; Super Black
and Color'd Sewing Silk and Twist Super
Checked Cravats; White do; Black Silk
Handk is; Flag and Bandanna do; Cotton
Flag do; Gilt Coat and Vest Buttons; Last
ing and Cambet do. Suspender do. Pearl do ;
Black, White, and Color'd Cambrics; Drab
Cambria, for Bonnets !; Cambria MusIns ;
Plain and Figur'd Book do. Plain and Figur
Swiss do. Null Muslins; Black and White
Milinets; Foundation Muslins Plaids Cam
bets !; Bombazetts Russia and Bird's-e Dia-
pers; Cotton and Linen Damask Cotton Ia
BILE Cloths; Ribbons: Hosiery Gloves; Black
and White Lace Wells; Thread Lace and Edg-
ngs; Cotton and Bobinett Lace Umbrellas !;
Bonnet Thread Irish Linens, Black, White,
and Brown Bleached and Brown Sheetngs &
Shirtings; Tickings; Ginghams Checks !;
Batting Candle Wicking; Dimoties Jeans !;
complete assortment of american and Eng lash
CaiicoS, &c. &c.
.9lSo,-Children's and Misses Morocco Shoes;
Womens Morocco Walking Shoes and Pumps !;
Leather do. DANIEL DENNY & CO.
Boston, Oct 90 6w
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~ In Thompson, Comm Oct 90. Mr.. Hiram
blashteld of this town, to Miss Francis Ann,
daughter of George Lasned, Esq. of the former
place
In WATERFOWL David L. Child Esq. editor
ct the Massachusetts Journal, to Miss Lydia Nj
Francis
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NEW POST ROUTE.
NOTICE.

NV E, the subscribers, having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Judge OF Probate Tor the
County OF Worcester, to be Commissioners to
receive and examine the claims of the creditors
to the Estate of DANIEL w. SMITH, late of
Oxford in said County, deceased, represented
insolveni, do hereby give notice, that six
months, from the 9th day of September last,
are allowed to the creditors to bring in and
prove their claims; and we viii attend that
service at the house of Messrs Town Il Sig
Quincy, lnnholders in Oxford, on the first Mon.
day in February, and the first Monday in March,
1929, from one to SIX o'clock in tho afternoon
on each of said days.
ALEXANDER G. WITT.
SETH DANIELS,
Oxford, Oct. IL, 1923, A
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WHOLESALE PRICES II New York. Cotton,
upland. 81 to 1la; do. New Orleans, 10t to IS );
do, Alabama. 8 to III Flour, New York, SUI
Per6ne 6.62 t" 6,75: do. Western, 6,75 to Z !;
do. Southern, $50 to $751; Wheat, Northern,
% tn | IS; do. Western, | 81 TO 40; Rye,
60 Corn, 81; Oats, 80 to "a Butter frkin
10 to l6; Cheese. to u Salt, T | , A. to so :;
do. st. Ubes, 46 to 48; do. Liverpool blown,
a. Leather Sole, oak per h., 90 to 26; do.
hemlock, l8 to "a; Dressed Upper. side, rs
to 2,62; do. undressed do, so to 2,25; Wool,
merino, 35 to 40; do. native, 90 to "a The
New York papers remark that the fall trade has
commenced with uncommon activity, and that
an extensive business is doing in most descrip-
tions of goods. Prices. however. are uniform
without those fluctuations which are occasion
ed by specu!ations."
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WORCESTER PAGES. Apples, winter, bush,
4o to 81; fall, 25 to 30; Beans, white, to 80 ;
Bacon, h., l2l; Butter, best, key and lump.
6; Cider, $50 to 2; Eggs, doz., 125 to IA :;
Flour, 8 to $50; GRAIN VIZ, Barley, 621 Rye,
so to Corn, Is to SO; Oats. 80 to 81 Lard,
10 to l2a Potatns, 25 to 80 Meat, viz, Beef,
best pieces, 6 to Z; Mutton, 5 to Z; Veal, 5 to
Z; Pork, to 8; Salt Pork, middlings, 10;
Hay ton, $40 Ounces, / .25; Fuel, viz, Wood.
walnut, q; Oak, good, $50 Hard Pine, 275
to 3; Soft do, Hemlock and Chestnut to $50 =;
Charcoal, hard, s to 8; soft, to Z; Mineral
Coal at the mine, So per ton; Onions, U.s. Tur-
nips, 25.
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" 1t is subject of regret that the Worcester
Spy should have thought it necessary to fore
stall the convention in the nomination of can
didate for Representative to Congress from this
district. especially, as in the same paper it was
made known that a convention was to be held. >
lancaster Gazette.
We have found it so difficult to suit all our
friends in the North District, that we have long
since, come to the conclusion to pursue what
we considered correct and independent course
in relation to their politics, without particular
reference to the consequences. In pursuance
of that determination, we did, on the informa-
tion that the present incumbent was candidate
for reelection, insert his name az such, being
requested so to do; yet without any desire to
fo:estall the convention The course we have
uniformly pursued, has been to publish the
name of any suitable person, as a candidate for
Office, on the request of a respectable person.
Of the effect of that course, neither the friends
of the present incumbent, nor of the candidate
nominated at Westminster, have, in our opin-
ion, any cause TO complain. Such is the esti-
nation in which both those gentlemen are held
W diiu SuOH Jul lCS dlu w oClAShSJ All iitoI-
fering in the concerns of another district, that,
IN any contest which might arise between them,
for the highly responsible office of Representa-
tive to Congress, whatever might be our opin-
ion Of their relative merits, we should endeav-
or to maintain a strict neutrality. With that
intention, when, four years ago, we received
request to put the latter in nomination, we did
SO, and, as he was first nominated, we continued
his name at the head of the list. Yet that
course, so obviously correct, was subject of
much complaint, and was construed, most I'M
Justly, into desire to influence the electors.
In conclusion we must express regret
that one so well acquainted with the difficulties
which beset the editorial path, as is our brother
Andrews, should have penned the paragraph
from which the above extract is made. He
cannot suppose that the calling of a convention
debarred any person from the privilege of MAX
ing such nomination he chose, either before
or after the meeting, or that such Eomina-
ton could, in the least, diminish the influence
to which the proceedings of the convention
were entitled.
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SALE AT AUCTION
SALE AT AUCTION.

NAlLL be sold at Public Auction, on the
w premises, on Thursday, the eth dau of
Nor. neat. by leave of Court, all the Real Es-
tate belonging to the minor heirs Of BARNARD
UPHAM, late of Leicester. deceased, living in
The northerly part of said Leicester, consisting
of Dwelling House and Barn, with Land suffi-
Gent for mechanic Also, part of Dwelling
House and Barn, with Gard Factory. Com
nected with the last described premises, is Land
sufficient for a small Farm, well proportioned.
For terms apply to MIR WILLIAM DENNY,
OF to Mr.. BALLS UPHAM. Leicester Terms
liberal DANIEL UPHAM.
Worcester Oct 90
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FOR SALE,

pssg9 FENHAT noted T'acern Stand. sit
f nm IsrSe IL uated near the North Meet
leasE ing House, in Oxford, at the con-
4-s"'sGE'sas- junction of three County Roads
consisting OF "A commodious House and Barn,
with Out Buildings every way suited for a Pub
lie House together with forty acres of Land.
well divided into Moving, Tillage. Pasture
Orchard, and Wood Land near by, in high
state of cultivation. Possession will be given
the first of April next. For conditions of sale
please call on the subscriber, near the premises
Oxford, Oct %. PETER BUTLER.
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Worcester, IS. prubsle Office Oct. -. 1873
TO the Wido.C and Heirs Of JoHN MULLEr.
late Of Barre, IN said Couaiy, deceased and 10 all
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see Gt) at the Court OF Probste TO he holden
a, Wnroe sier. in said County. on the FIRST Tuesday
IN December next, at ten Of the clock, before
noon 10 show cause why license should not be
granted 10 self and convey so much Of said deceas.
eds Real Estate rs will raise the sum III two
| hundred and twenty.eight dollars, Cor the pay.
| ment fdebts and charges; and you will be heard
thereon.
! ~ kATHL PAlNEs y. PssS.
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NUTS AND WASHERS.

NJ 1 - AND w ASH ERS.
NM ANUFACTURED by Water Power and
4xM kept constantly for sale by WHEELOCK
q RICE, at the Machine Shop recently occu-
pied by William Hovey. The good quality of
the articles, and the low rate at which they are
afforded, is sufficient nducement for Machinists.
and others, to call and examine for themselves
u A liberal discount made to those who buy
to sell again. If Worcester. Oct 90
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TENHE subscribers have for sale, on favorable
u terms, at their Chambers, 81 State-street
Boston, valuable stock of
European. India. and .Amer1cnn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-15
George 5. MoaM
. ling large aud Ssasonatfe assortment o.
DRY GOODS

upe. black. blue. olive mixed and green CLOUDS a
=. assimeres, hsnnels, Inseys and 10" pr'ceu caSs
netts, super mixed and blue satinetts' wiae ana Gun
mon bangups, Aishings and bazes' rose h.," and
noint. stripe and mackinaw Tito, mer'no shaW's s"I
scarfs cashmere do cloth do blue, black oranse ""I
lrab crcassans, black Norwich Grape "anKn I ns
Canton grapes and robes, black ita'ianeoe, alan us
rings and gros de naps large assortment OF mourning
ngham' and c1coes , Mars nre es domestic
c,rpeting, ingram do bed ticking (some Id' !arn
VIDE super black bombazines, furniture snm o, a"d
dmilies silk and cotton hose, worsied 90 l.ons a"u
short, plain and ribbed) lsrtsn pads' French ,esmU
do. (beautfu) men'sand women. Pi'd G'oaks mens
beaver and horseskin gloves, ladies KID gloves ana
mits, maxim pongees, bengalets, super black .e
vantine, chldrens bootees, colored csmeEos P,a, o
and figured wiss mulls and c,mhrics, crossbarred 90
Swiss pelerincs and cspes cheap and good r's, e.
mems, sheetings and lawns; linen camor'G anu nusn
cotton and worsed carpet bindings, full assortment
of domestic goods AMI cotton yarn, pensse ~a1:"ns
low priced figured .enos. Ga and 90 Barns'ey n.apef
ts,o,) camble,s, with general assortment OF most ar
tces in the dry good line which renders MS s'ocS "''
usually complete. ,,, H.,
case seal skin CAPS, which will be sold low by
I, - ,r ,;nce 10th mo 9th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-15
Nr. Nush's

init DySpeptic or Sour ,Hfo".nen Z n's,
. u III, comedy for indigestion IN IT'S mcst
~ CON- licated Torms. OF the variety Oh u''es.' "
which the system subject tew are more st"o-
born lne NOR distressing or de'tIueuvc 10 the con
situation than tndi .eston Sour stomach ms o'S
60. ,;lsto srsat xtent and mas so generally bat
I'D the * III of the faculty that remedy cay OF a"
min,straton i, truly desideratum IN every PAe "e
ruth of this statement is confirmed by the experience
g ,h,s,ndS who have suffer ed under IT, ~no alter
havin, ased many remedies to no purpose, are no"
oblped to have recorse to lch paatires may
chance To find most conducive to their como',' pH
INDIGESTION is loss appetite and great
,;l,rIy or the legs and wasting oil the wholes ys-
-. us,,tborn or an uneasy sensation OF ataoout
,h nil of the stomach which IS sometimes at'ehueo
with nausea or sickness OF the tomach and vomiting
bechins up of water whichs generally sour PH'e"e>
of the coantenance, costveness. tanSnot' s'uunees
Iovness of spirits disturbed sleep paipation OF the
heart. iatulenee, &c
rh.sesynptoms vary in different persons some en-
neriencins more of them, and some less eaeh III the
or,sr and degree OF his own particular case THESE
pills as powerfal tonic neutralize the acid upon
n. ,tomash give siren 9Th to the debated OF
digestion restore the appetite, remove nausea tue
stomach and ultimately recover the nea'" o' s'
tent rhey do not contain mercury IN any ior,' nor
dothey sic stom aeh mostpdrgatve msdiches
do hut peror m The Office of safe and mild pnrSatSe
and are not surpassed by any medicine. They sis.
therefore particnl arIy calculated family use,
The in, entor Of these Pills wason OF the mostem
,.ntpraettioners of medicine the United States aud
used them successfully in his practice tor ten wears
Th.v are not got mp noStrnm to deiudethe c'edn
,,. hut are recon mended on the basis OF truth and
n.r;.ne. In order thatthey may becomeextensiSe
s.fI and within the reach of all, they are offered
.,tbeIow price OF 80 cents per box ooid oy
30 Fair6.r street. .flerandria.
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Something New.

Extract Of Letter writ verv respectable Gen
tlcpsn. residing in Baiunoie, to tae saoscnher'
who deems il his duty thopgh Unauthorized, TO iav
it before the public Withholding the writer's name
for particular reereuce should any reqnire il per
soualy SAM H. p LEE.
Baltimore, august 18Th. 1893
Doct. 6 Il P. Lee New London. Conn
Dear Sir-it is now upwards OF twenty years that
have used YOUR e,t London Bilious Pills in my family
ami always found them efficient pui gative IN al
most every description OF disease and believe they
saved long doctors bill By their early and time
" use 1 found their accustomed certainty TO
vary their operation and effects until with lew
months past and having then been sadly disap
pointed in every instance of using them began to
conclude that yol had made your fortune. and bad
abandoned their man Sacture to mercenary and nn'
fataiul hands Under this impression, aceidenty
saw an adverti,ement Of YOURS in New York news
aper, designating spurious limitations from your own
manufacture by having your written signaureto each
bill OF directions and that in instance were the
mutations signed with pen aud ink, although per
feet COPY in other respect Findng those had
vthoutthis test began To suspect that all was not
fir in medicine, well politics and called al Sc
vesal of our apothecaes for yoor pills with your WIZ
ten signature I foand many without that test, but
none with it, until came TO the Messrs kEERLS':
who assured me they had them direct from Won.
procured box andon ,ising them f,nd the same Ell
fects from them bad ALWAYS experienced. and am SO
mUeh reioieed on finding myself in possession oil
medicine so highly p'ize that cannot IN Jhstice re-
=
some thirty years ago. i was cured OF heavy and
distressing cough, by medicine know BY the name
Of rrrnston's Baisam; but that article, nov made
By every shop boy, is no more like the old mixture
than sa,vdu>t is like snpc, fine our. hope and trust
sir for the benefit OF mankind that your valuable me
dicne will he perpetuated in its original quality, ard
that mercenary limitations NAV he fro"ned upon by an
insul,ed community, I arn, sir, yonr friend &C.
n ro avoid the imposition of Cornterfeits and spu
Iious limitations related above the purchaser has
only to examine the bill of directions covering each
hox and IL signed at foot in my hand writing I'm
media,ey under my printed name, they are genuine
aud prepared 5r but II oniy the printed name Is
affixed. they spurious and to be avoided. To afN
NV written sisnit.re would BE- Forgery and convic
ton would he States Prison.
Il p LEE, Sole Proprietor.
sJsA fresh supply Of the above genuine Pills
is jus, received, direct from the proprietor, and
for sale, Wholesale and retail, al the Store of
EDWARD STA BIER & SON,
Apotlecaries and Druggists, Fairfax St AleN'a.
dec SIN
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Dyspepsia.

1T
nR.MEAD'S PILLS have been proved D! w" ef
IL fallble estof truth, experience 'he D r, ii,
fectual medicine ever offered in any couh,i!, or
cure ofall those derange.i states OF me mSrsrroY
gans, denominated DYS PERSIA, or IN ir@s,fon.
which frequently make sits appearance nl'he ,Ie
plicated forms, such loss ofappetfe' nfvs.
stomach, and sometimes vomiting bech'ng up
ter, which issometmcs tasteless, but mos
sour; knawing in the stomach, heartburn, 81 le
paeness fthe countenance, languor 'oWn S:.,urb,d
spirits palpitation of the heart vertigo ana life.
sleep. The number ofthese symP'oms'aTisr,. ,bie
ent patients, BY some being felt only IN ,bIe,
others, have additional ones, equally n's ss,Irct.
such as severe pains nthehead and breast ,b grcst
emacia,ion or wasting ofthe whole BODY, ,s sill
weakne particularly ofthe legs. These P,on,e!.
most effectually remove alisourness OF u.
not merely by neutralzngthe acid, bat by rise 10
that morbid state ofthe secretions when 81 b;Is,,t
il: and at the same time will restore TO the sbc
organs of digestion that tone and vigor ecor.
utey necessary to the well being OF the ,hs, ,hey
omy. rhe best proof ofther efficacy 49, and ~.
are prescribed by many ofthe first physle AM;
ed by the most atelg families in the Ua TsprER
The above valuable medy issoidoy r.. u,nnfae.
& SON, Alexandria who are agents tor tne mo,, O.
turer; by N. Jewett, Washington City, ana y nJ .l.o
the Druggists throughout the United s'a Me%york
wholesale, by @. & ". Hull, Druggists Ne"
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district OF Columbia.
dec IL law2m
.Aierandid County, So

1fTdrnid LOnntg, So
NOVEMBER TERM, 1923.
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandria,
who sue for The mselves and such 9th.
er OF the creditors of John McNama-
RI who will come in and contribute
to the expenses Of this suit, Compr. =, c,..
AGAINST
lanes Kirk, administrator Of John Nc
Namara, decd, Sally McNamars,
Henry l.. Mcnamara, and Luther
Chamberlain, DstfS.
VaNHE bill in this case states, that the Isl day Of
June, 1926, there was due 20 the compliments
by the said John Mcnamara the sum OF SIX hundred
and thir.y-uine dollars and eighteen cents; that the
said Mcnamara resided in the State of Virginia at the
time Of his decease, and that certain James Kirk
tack letters of administration on his estate IN the State
of Virginia and bv that exercises control over
his estate in the District of Columbus that the sail VIC.
Namara died seized Of house and lot in the town
Alexandra, occupied by Luther Chamberlain, which
is more than sufficient to satisfy the clam OF the
plainants and that the SAID Mcnamara left no other
fund out of which their claim can be paid.
The object of the bill is that the house and lota
foresad may be dccreed by the Court TO be sold TO-.
the satisfaction of the compliments debt set as
foressd and such other debts shall be established
agains, The said McNamsrs, deceased. And spper
ing to the satisfaction fthe Court that the sad James
Kirk Sally Mcnamara and Henry l.. Nc Namsra mol
inhabitants the District of Columbia they are here
by warned be and appeari person, or by solicitor
in the United States Circuit Court OF the District Of
Columbia for the county of Alexandra, the second
Monday in April next, to show cause why decree
should not be passed. prayed by the bill. find on
their failing tosppear aforesaid, the said bill OicoH
plainsns be taken pro conesso. aud such decree made
in the premises shall seem right: Provided, TIE a
plainant. carse this order to be published N he
Phenix Gazette at least four months in contn "a'o!
before the said second Monday in April.
Test EDM. LEE, c.
H., IN lafm
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lnnnpoliS. .2priL1S22.

thereby certify, that have used some of Judkins'
,n,mep, in nv family with such success convnces
me that !, desery es to be recommended to the act-
ed One instance--My son had been laboring under
very ds,rreeabe eruption on his head that bafiled
all efforts to cure i,-untlby applying part of Aug
Il was entirely removed in less than aweek.
ii. Y. DUV.ALL.
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Anne .9,undeI county, March so, 1922.

Mr.. Shepperd--In the fall of lastyear vas taken
with v,oent pain in the joint of my fore finger next
the hand with much inflammation; the degree of pain
which ! suffered for fortnight was such that had
but little rest andess sleep during that time. tried
manv things but found relief, until applied DIR.
Judkins' Specific Ointment, when in about twenty mi
nvtes the pain left me entirely. From that period
had no more pain, andthe of my hand was restor-
ed having beforebecn contracted that icoud not cut
my victuals WILLIAM HAIL. Jf.
AGENTS.:
EDWARD STABiER * SON, Druggists,
Alexandria.
WI GUNTON. Druggist, Washington
JNO LITTLE, Druggist, Georgetown.
dec 15-1awly
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Instruct Of Columbia.
County Of Alexandria. SCI

County Of Alexandria. sct
NOVEMBER TERN, 1928
Richard 3. Alexander, administrator
OF Frances Alexander, deceased,
Complainant,
Against
Wilson &. Selden e Mary Bowlcs Sci
den, his wife, late Mary Bowles Al.
exarder, widow of Charter Alexan.
der, jr deceased; Charles Arms cad
Alexander, Wilson C selden, junr
Edward Il. Lippitt and Mary Frances { In Cke,,,..
Lipp.u, his wife. late Mary Frances
Alexander, william Fountaine Alex.
ander, and Nelly Selden and Mary
Is selden. children OF Louisa Eliza
beth Selden, deceased, late Louisa
Elizabeth Alexander. children and
representatives Of Charles .alexan-
der ir. deceased, Defendants.
0AiiE defendants Nelly Selden and Mary e. Seder
u children of Louisa Elizabeth Sslden, deceased
late Louisa Elizabeth alexander, one of the chilJ.
and ofCharcs Alexander, r deed NJ,
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the statute and the rules of the court a
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court unon AZ
fdavit fled, that the said Nelly Sellen and Mar, p
Seldom are not inhabitants of the Disirc, os Coiur
bia, on the motion Of the Complainant by his counsel
il is ordered, that the Defendants Nelly Selden AMI
Mary b. Sel,len do appear here on or before the f
the Complainant, and give security for performing the
DEGREES of the Court and thata copy Of this ordc-
be forthwith published in newspaper printed in be
Town of AIexandria, for two months successiyely.
and that another copy be posted the front door
the Court house of the said county
Tcs,e, EDM LEE, &C
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