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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-06
AND STEAM ROAM LINE.
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,

vegetable pulmonary Dalsam,
The most ra!uablc remedy diScorsred for al
affections of The Lungs.
FENHIS Balsam has been found to be the
n most useful remedy discovered IN Consump
tions, Asthma, Pleuris, Splitting of Blood, Hoop
ing Cough, Coughs, and Pulmonary Affections Of
every kind. Though it may be doubted whether
any medicine can prove eifectual in confirmed
Consumptions, yet ii will appear by the certf-
Gates that this BGLsam has been found so, in cas-
es which presented all the symptoms; and IN ex-
IRENE cases, there are undoubtedly such,
which no medicine can cure, it will always be
found useful in prolonging life, and rendering the
patient easy and comfortable. In all those dis
eases which lead to Consumptions it may be just
ly called a specific. In common colds frequent
~ single dose taken in the evening is sufficient
TO effect cure, and those who have used il, usu-
ally keep it constantly by them, in case of any
sudden exposure.
TESTIMONIES.
Certificate of ABIEzER ALGER, Jr. of West
Bridge water, Mass.
Having been seized with a very violent cold,
which was attended with had cough and spit
ting of blood, with which had been troubled six
weeks, was induced, by the recommendation
of friend, to make trial of the Vegetable Put
m0na'y Balsdm; and 7vaS completely cured by
the use Of tzoO bottles.
.4BIEZER ULCER, Jr.
Certificate of MARY GREEN of Boston.
was, about two wears since, troubled with the
following distressing symptoms :-Faintness of the
stomach pain through the back and shoulders
and left side, tightRess the chest, difficulty
of breathing. tickling in the throat with OF
sufiocaton night sweats, loss of appetite, debil-
ty, swelling OF the fest and ANGLES, with OCCASION
al teverfits, raising of mueus, with fits of
coughing more particularly morning and evening,
with great prostration of strength, with dispos-
ton TO be bolstered with pillows when in bed
\tter trying various remedies without relief, |
had recourse to the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam and zcas surprised 10 .fndthe sudden and
efectUdt reiefU gaze me and that these dis
tressng symptoms gradually disappeared Since
that time have never thought OF doing without
1t, but keep it constantly by me, in case of any
tendency to the above complaints.
Boston. Ian, 1897 .N4RY GREEN
Many other certificates of the virtues of this
Medicine will be found in the bill of directions
enclosing each bottle. The Vegetable Pulmona-
ry Balsam has been frequently prescribed by
physicians of the first responsibility with peculiar
success. Price .jffty cents.
For sale by J. GREEN, g Co. Worcester.
June IS, 1897 eo2mdimly
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mp LOOK HERE.

ETOR SALE, FARM, situated about two
n miles from the Meeting house, in the
South Parish in Brookfied, on the Joad leading
to Sturbridge, within 100 rods of a good school,
and about one mile from Grist and Saw-mill.
1t contains about $50 acres, well divided into
Moving, Pcsturing, Tillage, Orchardng, and
Wood Land, with suitable and convenient
Buildings, and is well watered by never fail
ing stream running through the same The
Land is of an excellent quality, and under a
good state of Observation-Disclosures given
the first of April next For further particulars
inquire of AARON KIMBALL, Jr. near the
Meeting house in said Brookfeld, or the sub
scriber on the premises,
JOSEPH MUNROE.
Brook6eld, JAN %.
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NOTICE.
Pasture s. Wood Land for Sale

A TRACT of LAND, consisting Of 1875
IA acres, nearly half Wood Land, situate in
Hubbardston, on the Barre Turnpike, near
Clark's Tavern, viii be sold if applied for soon.
on very reasonable terms,-a liberal credit.
with satisfactory security The Pasture is
good, and the Wood and Timber Trees are dai-
y rising in value, as the scarcity of these art-
cles increases The above mentioned Estate
formerly belonged to THoMAs FAYERwE ATHER,
Esq. of Cambridge, and lately to JoHS FAYER-
WEATHER, of Westborough, deceased Those
who wish to purchase will please to call on the
subscriber, who is authorized to make sale ofthe
premises. SARAH FAYERWEATHER.
Westborough, January 90. eow3t4
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Worcester and BrookfeH
IRON FOUNDRY.

VHNHE Worcester and Brookfeld Iron FO1n-
n 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.
WANTED,-a number of WOOD CHOP
PIERS to cut and cord wood ready for coaling.
" Orders for Castings may be left with
RICE u MILLER, in Worcester, or directed
to the Foundry, in Brookield
Brookfield, Oct. H. tf42
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CARD WIRE.

VENHE subscriber is regularly supplied with
n Card Wire of all sizes in general use, of
SHARP q BRowN's manufacture Also, long
No. Is Wire for drawing down-Which he OF
fers for sale on liberal terms
ROBERT WHITE, JR.
269 Pearl-street
New York, 9th mo- /, 1897. "a IF
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LOOKING GLASSES.

FEVHE subscriber offers for sale, at his Ware
M Room on Court Hill, an elegant assort-
ment of GILT 81 MAHoGASY FRAME LOOK
ING GLASSES.
.4tSo,--a large assortment of CABINET
FURNITURE and CHAIRS.
DORANCE J. WILDER.
Worcester, Sept. 26. If 80
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1F MILITARY CAPS

FNNHE subscribers offer for sale, MILITARY
a CAPS, of superior quality, both as to
workmanship and materials, to any before offer
ed in this market.
ALso,-MILITARY EQUIPMENTS, Of
every kind, furnished or manufactured to order,
at small advance on cost.
u Companies about purchasing, are re-
quested to examine the articles above named,
as they may depend upon their being sold on
terms as reasonable, in every respect, as at any
other place. T. & w. KEITH.
Worcester Jan. l6. 6w3
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a UGiuable. Farm for sale,

III SITUATE about one half of a
fsT5sA ~ mile west of the Meeting house
lE5A% in Spencer, on the great post road
-=A=It consists of about $50 acres OF
Land, about 40 of which are Wood Land 1t
is in excellent repair, well fenced and has a
suitable proportion of Tillage, Moving. and
Pasture Land. There is upon the premises a
large Dwelling House, two Barns, Sheds, &c
and all necessary conveniences. 1t is pleas
antly situated, in an agreeable neighborhood.
sale on reasonable terms, because the owner
being engaged in other business, is unable to
occupy the same.
For further particulars, inquire of CHARLES
BERToDY, Esq. Canton, Mass. or of EMORY
WAsHBURN, Attorney at Law, Leicester, Mass
Sept. IL. If
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BARLEY WANTED !!

THNHE subscribers will pay 67 cents in Cash, or
IL IS cents in Goods at d. Haywood 81 S
Store, for BARLEY, nell cleaned, and of good
quality, at the WORCESTER BREWERY.
TRUMBULL & WARD.
G65-All those indebted as above for BEER, are
requested to make immediate payment.
Sept 5. istf
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NUTS and WASHERS of various sizes, of
superior quality, manufactured by water pow
er,by which means they are afforded very low
to the purchaser, A liberal discount to whole
sale dealers.
GA BLACKSMITH, who can bring recon-
mendations for morals and workmanship may
find constant employ after the 18th March
next. One with family can be accommodate
ed with Tenement
u A smart, ingenious LAD, from IA to 1G
years of age, is wanted as an APPRENTICE to
the trade in all its parts
Stafford, (Conn) Dec 26 IF
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WORCESTER AND LOWELL
POST COACH

d EAVES Worcester Monday. Wednesday.
M and Friday, at Z, A. NJ arrives same day
at D, p M. Passes through West Boylston
intersects with the Boston and Barre line at
Sterling; the Boston and Brattleborouph line
at Lancaster; the Lunenburg line at Shirley
the Boston and Keene line at Groton the
Concord, IN. H. line at Lowell and meets
the Newburyport and Haverhill lines at Lowell.
THE .WEWBURYPORT STAGE
Leaves Lowell at Z, A. NJ every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, and arrives at New
buryport at l o'clock, on each of said days,
where it meets the Boston and Dover Stage
Returning-Leaves Newburyport every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at l, P. NJ.
on the arrival of the Boston and Dover Stage,
and arrives at Lowell at g. P. NJ. same days
WORCESTER s. LOWELL STAGE.
Returning-Leaves Lowell every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, at 6, A. NJ. and ar
rives at Worcester same days at 5, P. NJ by
the same route where it meets the Provi-
dence Stages; intersects with the New York
Mail, by way of Hartford, every day and with
the Boston and Albany Stages, by the way of
Springfield and Northampton, every day, Sun
days excepted.
GEORGE WHITCOMB,
DAVID WILDER, Directors.
SAMUEL HOUGHTON.
LEVI CARTER, Agent.
" Fare through, ONE DOLLAR, for the
present.
o. For seats, apply at L. CARRIERS,
Lowell. LOVELL'S, Worcester.
Dec. "a IF
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CABINET FURNITURE, &c
Stafford Machine Shop.

"ERVEY WATERS continues to manu-
a Il tacture MACHINERY of various kinds /;
such as COTTON and WOOL CARDING
MACHINES, POWER LOOMS of various
descriptions, GAUGE LATHES, CABINET
MAKERS &IVORY TURNERS'L ATHES,
METALLIC GRINDERS, for CLoTHlERs'
SHEARS, &c.
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For the cure of Coughs, Colds, ASTHMA, Catarrh
and all affections Of the LungS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

NOTICE. BY virtue OF 5rs3 ',rp,.
= = executed 10 the subscriber by IhOnfps
frazier, bearing date the 18th day 81 Janue.
~, 1877. ard reeordedin the county rouri uf
Campbell, Tor purposes therein specif d.
sisii Hrpeeed 20 sell, 90 the highest bidder.
for cash, on Saturday the "a day Of hIts
nes', At the Residence OF ssid FRAZIER, near
Henry Browns Mil. on Seneca Greek, CAM.
bell county, the following property, viz:
Horses, one Feather Bed, one Bed Stead
and Bed furniture, one pine Chest, one Iron
Poi, enc oven, one skillet, two pine Tables,
SIX pewter Plates, SIX earthen Plates, one
earihen Dish, siI Enives, and sis Fork, fuo
mich Cows, aud one Cali, one Cow, two
sO"s, nine PCS, one Loom, one Shat Gun,
one Saddle. Que Bride, two Cotton Wheels,
one Lax Wheel, si1 Chairs, two Pole Ahes,
Two Killing Hoes, one Grubbing Hoe, one Sho-
vol, lwo Plough Hoes, two par Trace Chains
tHo pair hames, two Horse Cniiars. two. Sin
z tire md Clavices. Such title only nsis
vested ia ne hy the deed aforesaid, will be
given 10 Tie purchaser the tile is believed
70 br good. RICHARD MORGAN.
april II. w3N'54
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rsyRr 4 SAIL. 4Hv ,ifiur ofa d'ed oitns,
executed 10 rs by tfeoter Markham, bear.
mo date ile 2;}d daK - January, 49,, and re-
,o,.,eA -, The clerk ofiee OF Amherst county
~ NUN. as thel.in mentioned. NC shall pro
e,rd On tie zltb day of Apfl neat, II far. II
not The next faif day at The residence Of sad
Markham. toscli 10 TIE htrhest bidder, al pub.
n, .nr,,on Tor cash the following Slaves. w /.
Lin peier. Jesse Bob, Abraham, Snekes, An.
n, aat ilaaipsiafr. Abr'hsm aud kanpolph.
and tire nciea.s Of ihe lenalss, haay. Should
The sale not be completed in one dat. II viii
continue from day 10 day, fo' n'at purpose
A,,,ug ss trustees sc sball cou' " onls the tile
,.s,.dio us. ItNES :. DiILAltD, f1rus-
WI. VI. BA IS, Stees.
Narch - fdsls
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~ 5cTor A MARIN, rerp,c,f.1ry .1for1a.

"oCToR 4. hAHYis, retp.c'f.'y informs
- the ppblic. through the mediun Of the
sfaunion Spectator. that bel Hs esiathshed his
BATHS. on y large aud extensive scale. such rs
the Aedi aied tapouf. Sulphur, aud Sulphur
FapOur Baths. They are arranged ~ 10 have
NJ communication between lie Ladiet' aud Gru-
flemcns Departments Afier receiving the
bath. there are rooms prepared for thu fHfIcnts
Ia retire t., aud remain comfortable Until suti-
GENTLY cool 10 return ~ tbeif respective Guafd-
ng Houses.
lie Baths are srparated- oach IS private
perfectly safe aud secure fem accidents; and
to he regulated according 70 the paieufs disease
AND constitution. He has Used such baths for
The lar two Yeas, with incredible success ];
without injury or dcc.dent 10 ANY one Paicu',
aud "fh benefit 81 many. These baths wlli tx
IN lull operation hq the lnrenrh Of April. All
persons wishing TO avail themselves OF their IN
dcniably salutary effects on tie human svstcm
are advised TO come 10 Staunton, rs soon as pos
slble, that they may have time 10 cleanse The
system before uaue them. 1ae general opn-
ION is that the Medicaied Eapour baths are Al
way prepared il the same way for every dis
ease.-lle begs leave 10 recliig this erroneous
belief; the tapour il prepared tosuI' tine disease
aud constitution Of each patient, observation.
experience, and facts, have proved IN him, ion
many years, how necessary IT Is 10 cleanse the
system nv medicine, before and during the use
OF the above mentioned Baths, and Of mineral
Baths in general.
Having furnished himselfwith \ CaIyaIl, for
the express purpose Of conveying his Patients
TO the Steam Baths, aud after having sufficiently
cooled, from thence 10 Their respective Board
ing Houses, he takes this method of informing
hls patients i, general, and particularly those
who are desifous of making the expense as mod
crate possible that they need not 90 tothe cs-
pense Of any rehicle whatever a. t4e one above
mentioned, will be KEPT FOR no other purpO,e
but for The object already stated.
Stanton starch %. 3wsl
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n = SALLY virtue ofadeed OF trust,
execute 10 rs bs George Markham, bear
i.,, .,afr the I'd day Of September 1927, aud
- ~ the clerks Office Of Amherst count y,
FOR pose. the,cin mentioned, We shall pro-
,ced 81 the zilf hay al April next, II iar, II
not fGe ueu ftr day, ~ tie residence Of sad
.,,,if,a,n. to st. 10 lhe highest bidder. At pull
I,r .oef,oo. for cash the following property, VIZ.
Three sa,es. named. Mint, Mdly aud Ifis aud
the increase bfthoso + males, II any also, se.
ven head oil hntsrs nineteen head OF cattle, for
~ one head nfhags the crop OF corr, oats, wheat
aud tol,c1o. ali his household aud Kitchen fur
niture aud plantation tools, aNagfou aud an OK
cat Should the sale not be completed ~ one
dl,. viii continue IRON day 10 daY, suer's-
sl,ei,. fnr that purpose Aeiing - trustees ~
shah eon,r, oni, sncIi tile A. j. vested IA us.
SAMUEL ~MlT1sOS ir} Irns-
NM NJ SMlIHaON, tees.
Match p id'i5
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E.-All persons concerned are
u hereby informed that the undersigned have
transferred 70 Chiswell Dabney Of Amherst all
the debts aud fleets due OF belonging tothe late
firm of Gait & Bullock tor the purpose oil colIec-
ion & sale in order 10 the final settlement of the
business of -a,d concern--all persons indebted TO
SAID firm are hereby directed and required TO
make pa,mch, 10 The sad Dabney. as lac alone
Is authorized 10 collcctthe debts due to the said
firm. JOHS BuBID Is,
john ALLAN, }Exrsofw Gait. dec
April 3 SH5l
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<teBE ,nh,fiieef vii Sc privately ~, ha''
.flaLd IN 1eafsid CO tnts siiiairs On Ire
n5rfh ana senib folks n ee1sr 'rerh ~ on ''l'
-,,ir road leadiar frpm LNrehhars 10 inca,'
q, - niles Nts ~ LitartF ahd 'a1"inine
rs,t pnfard II enntanrs about l4o1 acr'~ oi
vb,eb s,a ar unrlenred. The part Shtrh +
un,lsareg. eScep, a very siuall portion, Is sfcel
len, tohsr-a laud. Or the cleared land. 10 a.
cres are low grsunds otibe frsi qmIily' AUD 'ia
remainder reinatkabl, hue highland. J hH u
,,e Of the ilcst tract. Of land IN the uppef eoun-
,-v. bring sc,i adsrtrd 10 the cultivation oi 70.
l.srrn and al Kinds al grain; Il ties te'na'Eabt
veil aud j. .cts ire Irom STONE Il dhldfa y
usnula make tao Ysff Handsome ifacis "hfh
SHALL be done, uthose who vi'h To purchase
r,,h II. Persons Vislioc to purchase may 'F.
ri. 10 the subscriber rasldius ia fue "e1ehb"1
taad nj New i.onlan, ~ 10 G'pt hn' i'sf
ling near the tract WILLIAM l5NiNL'
i,a.,,.a ts-5
.af Ibc Editors o. the Enquirer Vii nse1
the al,osr Advertisement hII forbid md i"l"dfa
ihrii tiII 20 tins olIro Ton payment
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y DyJGE.-All persons interested, are
v hereby informed, thar the undersigned
have transferred 10 ChHNell Dabney of Am
herst all the debts, and effects dine OF belong
ing TO tho late firm oil Cali, Bullock, q Go. tor
M purpose oil collection and sale ia order f.
nally TO close the business Of SAID concerns
all persons indebted 10 sad drm are hereby d-
nccted aud required To make payment 10 the
said Dabncy. as be alone /, authorised to collect
the debt, due 10 sad firm
JOHN BULLOCK.
JAMES BULLOCK,
JOHN ALLAN, }Ex'rs ofWnl.
NM. CALI. Gait decd.
April 3. S~Jl
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JAMES WINSTON.
Commission Merchant and
TOEN ARDING AGENT,


RICHMOND, VA
7EfAS RECENTLY provided himself with a
- Spacious Ware House. On tie Dock, dc.
signed tor TOBACCO, FLOUR COlTOS.
aud produce generally with an apartment ior
valuable DRY GOODS, IN which Produce OF
Goods may BE- received or shipped from or by
sra vessels arriving alongside, or in lie upper
country boats, now every day descending Into
the Dock-lfee otdravage- -Bein9 almost cxca-
svely engaged IN The Commission and Agency
Business, is confident, when opportunity offers,
OF giving entire satisfaction, ard soliciis It por-
ton Of public patronage.
Feb. %. W3m30
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APRIL
EoHN q. SHELTON, Thankful

80 tor past faYonis. takes TIN method OF III
forming In friends aud the pubic genei ally,
that he " I'll cauinue the Tailoring business At
fbr old stand formerly occupied By shelton aud
Hunt whrre all busincs IN his line cntra,ted To
las care will be done with The greatest eNpedi-
ditlou and in the neatest siy lie share OF public
patronage Is solicited.
April II 1W5f
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'r WILL sell from 800 IA juo acre, OF uerlear-
~ ed loal, lyinc IA Bedford county. three
sua ter. nf mite from New Loudon Academy
and ihittren from btuchburg It's well adept.
cd 10 the culture OF Tobacco ani The different
kind o. grain usually cultivated m the neishbar
1oud is well ~atered, aud tie, better than suy
ttac ~ 'is sIl" in this psrt 81 the country II IS
81 situated rs to he entirety exempted from ia
mage by hraey RAIN n high water The term,
viii be very accommodating say one, Two
and three years, upon small payment ~ hand
Enquire uftbc subscriber, one mito and hall
6Yafh oi New London. ALEX. JUSTIN.
Jan. l.. ts2q
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rnf,rST SALTY virtue Of certain
decd Of uust. executed by Samuel Ste.
sea.. on tie day oithis month, and OF re
cord In Halifax county coart We, nr rIihef 81
us. vii, On Friday tie 18th day Of April next II
iaif. il not. the acxf tan day thereafter, hei're
The door VI the market house IN LynehOurg,
srll At pubic auction, for cash, two young lie.
male slaves. named Bctsry and jenny, aged
~ or II yrars, beng - part Of he property
conveyed ~ sad trnd decd The ute Is belrF-
ed IL he perfect. tut We shall only convey such
title as we hold under SAID decd
WI. b BANKS.
5 GARLAND.
March 20 tdslI
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-. .Innn u. Irnnhari.

ENNflLI. heuccforlh tonfinr lis practice T. the
" County and Sun,aor Count oi G1mp-
= u, the superior Court OF Bedlor, aud The
Onufts hoden in I.sncbLe1g. Including the
s"urt 81 Ghencery. Tie may be n all times
found nj hls oficr opposite the Franklin Hotel,
rXcep' While attending samc Of The AFORESAID
ourts he tenders his ser,'ccs particularly 10
versions ala distance from iFnthbmc. Wi,
b',e hus ness IA me 9np,rlo, Cout OF Cnaucc-
= here. tbs March, -
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virginia At Rules holden in 'he clerk : fl -
'uperIor ccdit Of Chaneery Tor the lyntabure te
thr 9Th day Of November, ls7. Armisicui r.
Pm against Abraham keone aud james "a, ii,5, ''
ii Niliam keene, deed, Paul Darlington. e,,r. ~
Darlington, accd, Thomas Spragius, admir- II ~
apragtns, coed, William bailey and Jolu QoeL
ofilerberi { Cooke, deed, Thomas u. CfiLI+e., ~
~ Scott, William Webb and Thomas MCareo In,
The defendants JaInas Eastham and I,6f -,
act having entered their appearance ana given sscr
according 10 thu act Of Assembly and the r,le. M ~
court, and It appearing BY satisfactory esidcnce Inn &
are not inhabitants ot this couutry-Il Is ordered "a
the said defendants do appear here the first IA, ~
the next term aud answer the hl Of the plaintiff "
that copy of this order be forthwith Inserted in NV
new paper printed in the town Of IvHchhurg for ,+
months suocessyeiy, and posted at the front 5oor f.
courthouse IN the said town "e
10 copy-Irste, J. WILLS r
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March RI
March Il

IraOR REN / the Manufacturing Mill, com
- monty known as the Amherst on GaltS
Mil, in the county of amherst on James River
distant from thu. place about 10 m,lcs 1t was
thoroughly repaired last summer, 3 runs three
par Of Burr aud one pair Eusppns Mil stones.
Attached 10 the MIL is an excellent Dwelling
House. with the necessary houses tpl the ac-
rumnodarion Of ftm'i, and also with u a
cres OF land. There is likewise a saw mill on
the premises. lew country MILLS possess the
airantagrs that afr found nj this; boats may
load and unload at the mill, AT all seasons
Possession " II be given the first day Of april
next. For terms apply 10 {. aud \ Warwick
Richmond, pr 10 JOHN VI " WARWICK.
Feb : t>31
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.JOHN WILLS. IL
Campbell Counig, February Cowi, IS

CnmpbH County, febrUdrg Cotr', ~.
George VI. Joues, PIT. agaiust john NJ 5enes' El.an
VI Jones, Walter : Jones, Bradford j. Janes, i1'si
Jones and Many Jones de1s. In chanecp.
The defendant, Nancy lonrs, Bra ford }. J"ie" Nv,
bert Jones aud Adtrr Jones, not haNmE chtf,fe 't
Appearance and given security according to 'hf 1" +,
Assembly and TIN nlos OF tbis court, and i app"tt e
satisfactory evidence that they moi nhahithl' o l
eountr. II Is ordered th the a defendants q" aFIa
here on the second Monday N My neat and 'H"'' "A
pnIntiH-s hIl-and that copy OF this order be "'ra
in some newspaper published IN Lyncnhuft' /" ao
mouth try, aud posted at the front door Oh "
court house oi said county. -,,, r.,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

SnlOR SALE likely family Of Negroes, con.
u slSung Of woman and five children 3
bn,s and , g,rl. The woman IS about y years
Of age and Two of the children now carabe OF
service. Icrms, one aud two years credii-Ap-
ply 10 the Editors tSi2 Narch 3