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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-13
POETRY.
LORD BYRON.

1t appears by notice of BYRON, in the Lol
don Literary Gazette, that he was unsuccessf
in his first tender attachment, his earliest an
perhaps his only true love, Mary Chaworth, ha-
ing given her hand to another, leaving h,
youthful adorer to disappointment and sorrow
The following beautiful verses, (Which have n,
been published in Byron's works. are said I
have been addressed to her by the poet, aft
his unhappy connection with, and separate
from, another LADY,
It's done and shivering in the gale
The bark unfurls her snowy sail
And whistling DER the Bonded mast,
Loud sings on high the fresh'ning blast.
And must from this land be gone,
Because cannot love but one
But could be what have been,
And could / see what have seen
Could repose upon the breast
Which once my warmest wishes blest;
/ should not seek another zone,
Because ] cannot love but one.
IT'S long since beheld that eve
Which gave me bliss O. misery;
And have striven, but in vain,
Neve. to think oft again;
For though fly from Albion,
Istill can only love but one.
AS some lone bird without mate,
My weary heart is desoEate
look around, and cannot trace
One friendly smile or welcome face:
And even in crowds I'm still alone,
Because | cannot love but ono.
And will cross the whitening foam,
And Twill seek foreign home
Till forget false fair face,
l ne'er shall find resting place:
My own dark thoughts shun,
But ever love, and love but one.
The poorest, veriest wretch on earth
Still finds some hosptable hearth,
Where friendships or loves softer glow
May smile In Joy or soothe in wo;
But friend or lover have none,
Because | cannot love but one.
| 60 but wheresoe'er fee
There's not an eye will weep for me,
There's not kind congenial heart
Where can claim the meanest part;
Nor thou, who hast my hopes undone,
Wilt sigh, although love but one.
To think of every early scene
vi what we are, and what we've BEEN
Would whelm some softer hearts with wo
But mine, alas has stood the blow,
Yet still beats on as it begun,
And never truly loves but one.
And who that dear, loved one may be
Is not for vulgar eyes to see:-
And why that love was early crost,
Thou knowest the best-I feel the most:
But few that dwell beneath the sun
Have loved so long. and loved but one.
I've tried another's letters, too,
With charms, perchance, as fair to view;
And would fain have loved as we'll
But some unconquered spell
Forbade my bleeding breast to own
A kindred care for aught but one.
"Fwould soothe to take one lingering view,
And bless thee in my last adieu,
Yet wish not those eyes to weep
For him who wanders DER the Deep
Though wheresoer my bark may run,
| love but thee-I love but one.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-13
Worcester and BrookfeM
IRON FOUNDRY.

FEVHE Worcester and BrookfeId Iron Foun-
IN dry is constantly in blast, making Iron of
the best quality. All orders for MACHINE
CASTINGS will receive immediate attention,
and be executed at short notice.
ALso,-for sale,
FRANKLIN, BOX, and PLATE STOVES;
CAULDRONS, and an assortment of HOL..
LOW WARE.
~ Orders for Castings may be left with
RICE s. MILLER, in Worcester, or directed
to the Foundry, in Brookfeld.
Brookfield, Oct IL tf42
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July 21.1s2s

WoRcEsTER, S.. July 81, 1923.
WNAKEN on Execution, having been previ-
III ousy attached on mesne process, and will
be sold at Public Vendue, at tho house of Abel
Wesson, in Shrewsbury, in said County, on
WEDNESDAY,, the t,oentieth day of .qugust
neat, at two o'clock in the afternoon, all the
Right IN Equity which JOHN II. BARKER
to redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on which
he then lived, situate in said Shrewsbury, and
on the Turnpike Road leading from Worcester
to Boston, consisting of about fifteen acres of
Land, with the Buildings thereon.
81 JOHN WHEELER, JR., D, Sheriff
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P Selling off at Cost!

YEyfIE subscriber would inform his custom
III ers, and the public generally, that he is
about making new arrangement in his bust
ness, and will sell his remaining Stock Of Goods
off at cost, for Cash, or most kinds of Produce !:
consisting of ENGLISH, EUROPEAN and
AMERICAN GOODS, CROCKERY ard
GLASS WARE, ". L. GOODS and GROCE-
RIES-all of which he will warrant of the first
quality Those who are wishing to purchase
any of the above articles, will find it for their
interest to call and trade at his Store, opposite
the Brick Hotel. DANIEL HAYWOOD.
Worcester, July g. 2Stf
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NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to the late Firm of
N DANIEL HAYWOOD & CO., are mott.
fled that their notes and accounts are left with
8. M. BURNSIDE, Esq, where they can be set
tied without cost, previous to the first day of
August next. tf25 Worcester, July s.
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The other evening, at Lord Hollands, Mr.
VIM. Spencer asked Mr. Rogers what three let
tiers would spell brandy The wi: declared
his inability to say " b. r. and \ " said Spen-
Ger. 81 can spell it in French" said Rogers,
"with three letters" "What are they Z" said
Spencer. 40. d. W said Sambo. The laugh
created Ivy this impromptu was such, that Mr.
Lockley was sent for, to bleed several Of the
party, who were near dying Of h--Loud8n pa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From TIE London Literary Gazette.

NARRATIVE OF A JOURNEY FROM
CONSTANTINOPLE TO ENGLAND.
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Cabinet Furniture and Chairs.

TWNHE subscriber has on hand SIDE BOARDS,
M SECRETARIES, BUREAUS, GREcIAN and
COMMON CARD TABLES. and every other arti-
Gle usually manufactured IN the Cabinet Line
U' Work warranted, and made of the best of
Stock ard workmanship.
.9lS0-FANcY and CoaMoE CHAIRS, ofevery
description; Gilt Frame LOOKING GLASS
Els, &c.
% A few rods South of the Court House,
Worcester. . DORANCE J. WILDER
Worcester, July 3d. IF
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WANTED.

A GIRL to do the work of small family in
IN this village. Good recommendations will
be required. Apply at this office
Iuly, r6 tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17
NO1ICE.

YfE pursuance Of Deed of Trus, executed the an,
~ soiioers by John Il. Cooke, dated the 18th day OF Ma
1877 for PURPOSES Ia orein named, aud admitted 10 reeor
tue Cleik oshee VI the county court Of powhasn
o the same month, of will Thursday, u
day the present month"; (J4n. 1929 1tf for sale 60
hsbe bidder, public auction, foi cash, the ,s,, m
O!owins property much thereof may be iceet ~
atty purposes Of said deed, 10 wit of land
IN the conniy If pLwhstsn Jst5 River aad
400 adj lining he land belonging 10 Jane. Cccke
and Wm a. Cooke Also the .laves Joe Mayo, Joe Tun p
Adam, Sedey PAIL William, Dayy, Fanny and her eildrrn
Betty md her CHI drrr Cato and Lewis, aud al the ue;
Of the females since t.e date Lf the said deed.
ehael snd her children, aud a the household kitchen @
nIiure Of SAID John b. Cooke.
Acting a. trustees, wall convey sueh tilc on,y i. w..
Ell Should the aho,e ed Gay Of sale prove 4, H.
UNFAIR the sale wall he made tn first fair day therafte
day excepted. RICHARD SAMPSON, S-lNr
RICHARD ANDERSON a., !,
Jan :. 10 -
u POST HGSENESF-T s,lsy, the i7ih this tnu,i
h'us P"uhatsn Couoiy coust day, tn. above .,h -
postponed to Friday, the 18th met By THE TRUSTEES
Ian. =. ltd.
sNiiE AnnuIi General ~ Vling b!eInhtT o. Ia, NJ
4 nsl Assurance Society, against fgo buildings tf N ,
State oi W. giuia Will he held the Socsety's Office ~
m1ui, ou TH,sdhy 2eh jan. neat. JAMES RAWLI Ms
L. Ag't n. A. e.,
Jrf l. II -oi,ytt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17
.NORTHUJlBERL-qND aCaDslfY.

I'HE Rev Thomss Q. Thornton will continue to presds
ever ms 1ntluon The eusuBg year, aud will be assate
The headtny is situated two mile, below Northumberland
courthouse IN neighhoIhood haly healthy Col WIN.
Je he present stewaGd will continue manage tie iJnar-
ing dcpaItmCui.
in THIS Institution are Taught the Latin Greek and Hebrew
Language aud formulation the French
wan The other PrerequIiles for collegiate course.
about $50 volumes Of hooks, History and Science avt
been carefully selected the ent Of lsr
sibenaea u'ir Globes and Maps, both hncieni
MadeIn, ore also provided for the Of the students,
TEEhS: ioT Eeadius, WHITING Ar,hmeiiek and EngTi.h
Grammar % dolls; these with Geography & the use OF
Globes and Mapping 25dJs 10 all other cases sGdols ar
nusy For board co dolls. annually exclusive Of bedding
The neat ses''n will the fret Of February
aud td "n toe 10Th Of Dee following, without aug .umn
vacation. "
Pate and Guardian, will he liable for The tuition fers sni
hoard oi Their and wards from the tue Of entrance xii
the end Of ie session, 90 be sid qasftorly advance
>, i. BATES, Pres'ii of TRUSTEES.
Bffs ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17

We have received rou, esteemed cor
respondent following interesting and important oireula
showing the erae state Of the trade, at the late dates.
20 tie Editors ofthe Staiesman:
LIVERPOOL, 2th November, 1927.
decline writing French, tho the theme Of ;te dag
That is in plain English, The French .y afs iud
o n,. HIM nm and the Je.r,ts. lie IS DOT much ,!@rd
ny ;" st a, oppose The ein a. Of ,he Pres
pdsle must resign ,ndany' the Grown.
a. to this little Realm where the " King dies''
The Stock, rise and fail S wild ia e eaeh current o ar
That C ines from Calais PG- sole ertrG0riimdne.
Theres halle that "fssk' andtheres nothing that
Your produce has lonF been in eanr' A. you know,
IN my Circular dated ~ Apnl, said
tAdcI notins the df eldiul decleusion Of ttadc}
doubt NOT ,ie month Of july, perhaps June,
4" VIII iid Us much higher, t,9t may mt be soon,
:" Is good one for salcs if L rightly remember"
Ihs'e rem,rl' we're ca Co'ion H",emter Is here,
The Brokers report $4,000 bales,
hut O' yet dars no, give the ps',iela,s Of ,aei.
Sea Island, ie,er.d lom ,od to I'D.
q; an Is under five Pence quote common ORLEANS,
Alsbauas' 'Lcy quote TOO, a vague sort of nance
-; the SlajF s . snd me gT1sn were the 'as
At five pence, to ani :, new a"l Oh.
PtRli Ashes ore;uum for, aud Pots what higher,
IT'S hi Cause that the Of much higher,
Ihcte have some jo;s OF raw tut cntIHc sold,
. Aad WARRANTY svs!nth't all VA, nj old.
But ,cHli 10 and 5, for tank twill be lower.
hat the screens Put on BtookcTs begin 20 react.
The under hand sales II / g two les,
lot agar o. 50 pat, m bard money pres,
Are pretty much done with, and al Icisus lim,
That the Brokers tho iongucd qu,e Liud.
The sales free, and thiuk before long
These hush up gentry will sing song.
When the details of purchase and safe will be known
And bushes, be patcui aud clear a. the
know you'll CNcuse wha, 10 others may seem
For Circular Letter., singular Che
iiut this hut,iug tine door, when the huge is on IRE,
Sizing ii al iotu rates and reporinc then, Higher
THIS pratIns II Bihs, at Gisi ~, and hen down,
Was a tri,I On the Shippers, eu'l 90 the town.
on trade that ras' Let 'he light fully shine,
Dui as {" tue future, keep tiFk,'
EVER THINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17
.NrEV GOOuS-

SCOTT e. SMITH have received from New Yort BY tire
Eaoft thsr Fall Supply of Goods corsistiag psii Of
mixed cloths blue black white dsb, fswn aud mixed ess,
mtre bangup cords, camfg and paid cosks superb
sormcni Of vcsugs consng Of plain figured and coJoured
oreniue' plain and figured veive valencia tonet ens,
net narcotics nefinr toinei,a article aud very haud
somej buck aud beaver gloves, suptrdcr silk bells with
central assortment Of trimming all Of which y lie uade
style.
They keep on band s'onl assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, warranted equal to'suy made to order.
Osti2. 46-wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17

INhH Eubscrber wall continue h School the ensuios yeGf
y al MofgsD, pear GeDho Bridge.
The English and Laun Languages will be tsuyf gfsupsi
eaJ also Writing anthracite, geography with The Of the
and globes Euclis elements sud practical surveyug
Together with other useful brsnchcs ~ literature.
The school viii ccmmence f4h Jan ADD Terminate on
if Dec. foEowmg, With vacation Of rnohtb during
snmuer.
Tefas Tor Tstion 10 The latin l5uguage $50
And On The Eugiish language, &c. 20
F.r bord payable quarterly xciu1ve Of oJeiDg 30
Loigns can be iuiubed BY The subscriber at ho usual
price.
livery 'sholar viii be charged FOR Che whole term Of 10
mouths un!es' received BY peiS fo shorter time
ps~bs.sn CO.. De-. o. e. asv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17

~ as oomoed 90 The Jsd of fe town Of Peterburg on
~ The go ily IS Oc1a27 funs,ysy sro man nam.
20 Ssm h' 'ajsshs belongs 70 Mr. Thomas Psfro't Of
tchi7ui bFri S1ul Carolina. tie o. feet uchfs hia b.:
hf7 scar bis criu. which b. occaoued hy fek
om horse lusiher The tight ltie shove he
Vi sal another the fgh lex. uft below ne knee H
oyhi1g c5nits o a1mesn1 cost sai ptnts,,o'i m1rriie
vest aud 1e1 'h biz compilation black sod long pair II
FhnSer thc iFre1ncsted forward, prove BIZ
f'cpnytpsy chars sut lake him he will be dealt
IN 's ths i70 ifste. ROGER MALLORY, J1iior
A1f..t. GT-aj7f2w
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al0 RNIIraRn I

II AZ away from the subscriber, the i Of May last NJ
u Negro Roy GEORGE, about IS or q years OF nsf,
month black isn pleasant eoun,ensnee, having Of biz
20 INJURED - nseens az rtnders Y'ties1, and a,
10 Of ~ inches hsh Said boy belongs The estate Of jesse
wren dec n0w ~ The The suhscrit and lawful
OF said esie II supposed he intends making hi, sespo
10 some Tee state The above reward will be paid bise
ny 10 NE IN Lancaor Dtfci S. O. lodi ed any jail
North CaIoaa, Vi1rinis Maryland so as receive lin
OF % dollI. II taken in South Cafolins.
Nov g. 57-wswt VOBERT STTlisdy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17
NOYYCT.

Je2I virtue Of Deed Of TrsSt sxecued 10 u By Charles
- Irving Of Che county Of buckingham, Bearing date the
ITO dy Of May icl7 aud Of record the CicfI tfe of
SAID ronny, we shall - 22J Jay Of January next That
htiug he day fixed gr the sale Of sii Ttyss LluJ fair
not on thc next air day thereafter sell public suction
for cash, 10 ie hgheh bidder The crop of corn made this
year o. ne friasn whefe ~ living rc3er. Is ifu.e,
We sell oDiy such tie 80 IS vested ~ by the deed.
PEYTON HARRISON,
NELSON FACE.
DEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17

~ GcHANoEHI 1n lian,'sr county eOuri Nov 2sl1-
Elisha Burch Plaintiff
against
Pe!e hareh il his riet s.d ainor Of Ih,m Bnreb
dec Elbrh BrtedOye, Liza Tsliafcuo and her kubsud
Latnee W. alaieifo, Saia Roberts her husband Cur
"a Roberts Lucy Whitelow end her huabaud Alexander
Whneiowi EliLaheh, Msrs, Harriet Ishs, Elisha Alhe g.
and Polly Chewing, Anne Sw and her husband Tnom,.
S#it' Ia ma c., Elizabeth r., Jnma e. bIa5y Ceutuiira
tnd Sarah J. Butch, aud Sarah L.. Mary judith v and
Bcfnard Duroh which said Albert G.. Chcwu. and Poll,
ChewDng Msry Ciemeut1a, Sarah judith " and Is inlrd
oureb are infant' under The Of ~ ycafs Drfdis
Ias Day came ihs pnnrd y Richard Morris eouts,l
ini tled hH hh ~ thts tuse whetupou j. a Chewing 10
hy tNe court appointed guardian Of the infant lsn Al
bent e and Polly Chcwning, aud Thomas Bufch by the
court appointed guardian 20 the inah defendants Mary Cles
menua aud Sarah J. rnr,h Tor The special pupoe Of defend
s hn sui o. 60 eu and he cupou the sn,geis Of ~ the
- eniani be nE td csttr he children nf Chesdle uri
dec nameij Saieh L., May judith v aud Bernard dfsh
and hey not having entered ther appearanee and gwen se.
cpry arcoTdrE o. The aU q Aseuby and The rules Of fh
eaa'i and Appearing % he ssssetion Of the court ihsi tc
are not mhaIlartf Of Us Commonwealth, the fnn IN I'll
h@ Plaintiff, u - oydfcd Tha they appear on the fr
day Of February court next and ie piain1 ,sd fL
aud that copy of is order be forthwith usered IN lie In
quirer q Newspaper published in The city az Uchuor ID n,
two monh' ucsytly and ta another copy be posted The
iront door Of The coufhouse Il this county copy Te,te
PHlLTP u. WINSTON, g.. G.
DCc' II. 90 --w5w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17

SITC.f1VO.T pV.f.tTED.
a YOUNG gentle will unctriSke the rranseemep, ,
e-A an oshee, Clerk either in country. Sa,g,
tu,y lamentations will he given apahity and
aeter ne adiiessed 10 w. Z. W, CGiee Tavern A4.
will NEE, with immediate attention
Ian. 10
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L.4ND FOR SIZE.


NAoR sale, the Tract Of Lend in NotoEgay county onf
~ which reside containing 66s Acres, Of which th6
Is IN woods The land Is good quality; lies about lDies
above the well known Fal MILLS The estate ha, all the usual
improve ments it, commodious sory Btick DWELLING
House, aud all other buildings use, comfort and elegance
necessary for gentleuians country residence. Ao f a
anoiher Trbe lying in the Fork OF b.; Little Norouay
Rivers nm both sides of iIosePsn Creek containing between
II and 400 Acres, Of which half is woods which
rate Tobacco Land the cleared land fertile and well
TO the culture Of cotton wheat The consierfd
equal TO tract ia the fos r the Nooways II has
the necessary buildings for tue accommodation Of family
curing cops Of Tobacco aud preserving species Il
crops II situated healthy aud agreeable negboIiIoCi
within 10 miles OF Petersburg and 60 Of Richmond.
II the above lands not sold privately before rks
7h day If JGn1ieTt lot which due notice will be genl
Subscriber will that day, cell The highest bidder lie
premises, the tIarf which lie resdcs-AisU, all the Live
Stock Farming Utensils Corn, Fodder belonging
the said estate Aud the oath day OF the nuih
the preni. he will cell to the highest bidder,
the oik If the Litle 6 lig NrrowSy Rivers geiher
The Live Stock, Com FVdd,r Oats aud Farming Utensils
that belong that Plantation. The land will he sold
1.-The other property will be s,id credit Of
months, the purchasers giving bonds with approved security.
HENRY >. BEVERLY.
NOiio,vay, Dec -. ss-w4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17
EDUC4TJON

yNIlE Students Of the Dunora School, passed their examf-
A nation on the i3h u!t., oredtale to themselves
their teacher air. @. o. Coleman The school will
ITS operations The 18th inst TERMS-BosrJ d. co per
Nnum, each student furnishing his bed d. 10 scud;
ng beddH5j Tuition u. So payable semi annuiy sdVan,e,
ED. BAPTIST.
Powha;an, Jan. 10. 75-w2st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .NO%TCE

.9D.lILNISIR.4TOR'S .NrOTTCE.
IL persons having CLAIMS against the estate Of Outer ~
BGkey, dec late of Barn Fins in the county Kid
dsex hereby requested pres, al e for ailImn,
properly authenticated nud all persons ndebtedS t4>e,
tate wall Pisase Ia make payment. WIZ. holland.
AdinT Of Carter Il. BeFkely, dec,
IAN. -. 7S1tf
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VIRGINIA FEMALE ACADEMY
BOXDY'O.N. .AtEC6LE,N-RJRG co

tNlE Il Session Of 1929 will. commence Jn Monday
L 1h, aud 81 about the middle of June The oou n
in,tncon will eomprse Ne.diewok Spelling, Rea1ip,;
Writing Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography with M,
use IT the Globes History, Natural Philosophy. Chym,.,rv
Bellies Lei're. Botany Astronomy An elegant Cold Med
PItstnt,1 70 every young Lady hose Edarsiun embrace
he whole OF our course; and who, By apSbe Conduct ut,
that Distinction.
Placed IN situation admitted TO be Of the mos, nro
aul IA society our whole energies have been
that we dcscfying of the u,t rePosed rrcs
examination Of our class, particularly OF aduste
we hope satisfied our friends Of eApabtSs. We are
family of teaoher five ID number who have fsn
liar with The duties have PEI form; ai addition vii
he made nest year. Of OF CT the Principals m
heen educlied 10 The school TO qualify him Teacher
Femses 40 persons acquainted with Doydton,
sary 10 say any thing ct It's hcahine.si TO others
simple lact that during residence OF in ,os
place. amous the many young ladies' who have be Tia,
time members of family, single charge for me
assistance Ia. been ncurIed.
Th. for Board aud Tuition $50 per session;
$780, Drawing aud Painting SR0ihe whole payable
vance Each young lady Is expected bring with her par
oil sheets, blankets c"veii aud tcwel; othefwis. a
extra charge will De made.
JOSEPH Il. wARNE, Plnci.
GEO. L. BAKER, ( pals.
Baydon Dec. %. 67-w4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17

TO I0JGcco and Cotton Planters.
yH r. GWAfHAIEY, will receive and sell Gun
TSs mission tobacco cotton for those Piartei who ms
link fl 10 cUn'isn theirCTOpI 10 them.
Nov. .. 52-2lwinNGwtII,H
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Valuable Properfv far Su{e

TOtItd6le PFOpeTty Jar Sue
E(E virtue OF Deed OF Tiust executed U.s. by william
1 Anderson and wife, If the county Buc al.
he 9Th DAY of February, 1884, and Of the cit
thee OF the county aforesaid shall proceed Sell The
preml-es tor cash at public auction e. the hghe.t bidder
Ine i5 day o Feb next alo of land Continuing i2 acre
excellent garden aud every necessary the
eomm"dson OF genteel smiiy also first annery,
tanning III yat; bark and beam house. and well finished
made OF the beet mat, riaIs This property
River, adjoining the Falburg Mill, fine healthy ana
wealthy section OF country We deem il uuneersaiy give
lengthy detail OF this property bu; invite those dpoea 60
purchase, 10 call and it. JAMES TAPSC orr Tru,
: pec.il. ss-,rIn1... 80
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ehane[y At rules held the clerks Office Of the oun.y
Robert Hester prr
against
Thomas Heser john Braule & Lily his wife Abraham
ter samuel Hester Samuel White and Auu hii WIFE Henry
HssteF Elizabeth Wright aud Richard Hester Drfjis
The Defendant, Thomas Hester, Samuel While All Ann hi,
w'ie end Richard Hester MT having e apptrTAnte
according 10 The Act IF Assby and the Rules ih
and slsilctoiy spPcarin; that they not inhabitants OF
tbs Sae 90 motion VI e Plaintiff by his Attorney II 4,
CONSIDERED, That the said Defends do .ppear here on IA
day e tebrury and enter lheir appearance and
answer the P!inisas B and that copy Of this order be
inserted ~ ono OF the Newspapers printed the o Of Rich
md Tor weeks yey, and posted at the front door
OF tue eeuithouse Of said county. copy. Trste,
J. G. BAPTIST, n. @.
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NEvslLL pIae,,Se Law the superior aud Inferior Con-
w OF LuncTbuig, Meekis nbuis aud Nottoway Co,
uinn'eaon made IA hin hiieIsIianA; va. will meet
due attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-17

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