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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-04
Highly Interesting to the afflicted.

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YENIIE public are respectfully informed.
n that -iaiderson'8 Cough Drops g Pectoral
Po1DderS have, from an extensive use for years
past, proved themselves to be one of the most
valuable remedies ever yet discovered for the
cure OF Coughs, Colds, and other affections of the
breast aud lungs leading to Consumptons. -
thousands have experienced the happiest eff cts
OF this Healing Bdi8dm, and many of the heh.
est responsibility have voluntarily given ceIIif
Gates. some OF which will accompany each bot.
tie, that will satisfy every unprejudced mind
that the most extraordinary and unexpected
cures have been performed by the use of this
medicine in cases Of long standing, in which 9th
er medicine had produced no favorable effects.
and where the most skiliul physicians had given
them up as hopeless 1t is rot prctende. that
they are an infalible cure in ali cases, bot of
such as are inenrable, there are but few but
what will be greatly relieved by the use of them
Scarcely case OF colds, coughs, pain in the side
difficulty OF breathing, want ut sleep arising
from debility ,.or even seated consumptons but
may be relieved by timely use of this Healing
Basam. Each Dollar Bottle Of this medicine
contains about 40 doses, which proves them to
be a cheap medicine considering their virtues.
"A Young LAZY of Hayerhll, Mass. who had
been afflicted with an alarming cough for about
a year, and had been attended by several physi.
clans, but obtained little no relief and her life
was despaired of until she made use of Amder-
sons Cough Drops, the use Of which, in one
week, greatly relieved her, aud, by taking two
bottles only, her health was restored.
Il re8bectabie Farmer of Red Hook, Duchess
County, from taking violent cold, which fell
upon his lungs, was reduced by distressing
cough and raising blood, to what was considered
by his physician an incurable state: he was at
length advised to make trial of Anderson's Couch
Drops, and, after using one or two bottles, his
cough daily became less, and his appetite and
strength soon returned, and although there was
no prospect OF his recovery the use Of this Heal
ing Balsam, for few weeks, perfectly restored
him 10 his usual state OF health, and he highly
recommends this remedy TO the afflicted.
n Gentleman Of Providence, Rhode Island,
rising 90 years of age, had been severely afflicted
with the Asthma, attended with cough, for
more THAI 20 years, so as 10 be unable to sleep
but with the greatest difficulty after having tried
many physicians, and various ki0ds of medicine
without relief. lie at length procured Ander.
sons Cough Drops, and, after using three bottles.
his cough was nearly cured; lac slept well, and
soon recovered so as to be able to attend 20 his
business as usual
0jJr For sale by JEREMIAH n o BLN,SO.N
Druggist, Worcester, andy Druggists generally.
Dee. 10, 1897, - cosn
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W.aTSONS CELEBRATED HORSE
HIGHLANDER,
GEN. La FAYETTE's FAvoRIrE. :


- YnIY kept this season at
GY M V{NN Mr.. James Wor-
-AAes-.sA HAg. thlngton's stable in
Worcester. and re.
main through the season, which viii end ON tho
18th July next The HIGHLANDER is Of the
English and Arabian breed of horses IF fine
temper nine years old the 10th of June fifteen
hands, three inches high; of beautiful dapple
grey; walks and trots remarkably fast; Is n
lofty and powerful horse and exhibits as much
muscular strength, elegant movement. and Der
feet symmetry ofform, as any horse in this conn
try. lie has proved himself q sure and first
rate ioal getteF. The colts sired by him possess
large share of bone and muscle Great mum
bers of them are to be seen in Connecticut
which have given universal satisfaction, and for
beauty, size, and activity, stand unriyalled
Two of his 2 years old colts took the two first
premiums at the Cattle Show at Hartford in
October, 1924, and have since been sold for
more than $c00-two other 2 years old mare
colts of his sireing have been sold for more
than $4OO-two others took the two first pre
miums at Hartford, in 1825-also, four in I826
at Hartford and CRANKY; and five others AT
Hartford and Windsor Cattle Shows, in Octo-
Der, 1927. The-colts sired by the Highlander
never have had the premiums taken from them
whenever they have been presented at the CAT.
80 ~'t'NsS' nv ptouiluul Vi Il GoIlVCr Cup was
awarded TO the Highlander by the Hartford
County Agricultural Society. Also, first pre-
MUM by the Hampshire, Hampton, and Frank
lin Counties Agricultural Society, in 1898
PEDIGREE. Highlander was sired bv the
celebrated horse Highlander, which was the
son of Sample, Qhe best blood in EngIand1
which was got by the Arabian horse Vernon
Arabian. HIghlanders dam was one of the FIRST
blood mares, of dapple grey, sired BY the horse
Gunpowder, owned by Benjamin Perkins, ESQ,
and bred by the Rev. DIR. Perkins. of West
Hartford, from his full blood Enolisb mnre
which was bought in Virginia by the Hon
Jeremiah Wadsworth for $500. This mare was
sired by the famous imported horse Eclipse,
kept by Mr.. cambridge, Of Trenton, New Jer-
sey, from an imported mare. Eclipse was sired
by Eclipse, the most celebrated horse in Enc
land, which never was known to have been beat
in running, and covered at 80 guineas mare
and one guinea to the groom. Many OF the most
famous running horses in England and Ameri-
ca are descendants from this horse Gunpow-
der was sired by Capt. Samuel Whtman's
horse, Obscurity, which was sired by old OBJ
security, imported into Baltimore by BENJAMIN
Crockett his dam was imported by the Hon
Charles Carroll and got by Selim his grand
dam, by Careless; his great grand dam by
Cullin Arabian.
Torns-$6 the leap, 80 the season, SI2 to
insure with ioal. Cash when the mares are TAX
en- away, or notes payable LIST October next
Pasturing provided for mares from distance,
but escapes and accidents al the rsque ofowners.
May ~. RALPH WATSON.
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70 the County Commissioners

TO the County Commissioners
for the County of Worcester, at their meet
ing to be held at Worcester, in said County,
May 10, A. D. 1928:
ED RESPECTFULLY SHEW,-the subscrib-
aA ers, that the present travelled Roads from
Sterling TO Westminster, in said County, are
greatly circuitous, billy and inconvenient =
Wherefore they pray, that a new Highway or
County Road may be laid as follows: Be-
ginning at the fork of the roads near the TOP of
Fitch Hill, in Sterling then northery through
land Of Thomas Henry Brown, John Norton,
Silas Wilder, passing near Chocksett Hill
School House then on or near the old town
road TO Benjamin BUSES land then over said
land, and land Of Ebenezer Buss, Samuel Saw
yer and others, TO Princeton town line then
keeping the same general course, through land
Of lothian and John Reyes and others to the
County road near the Frost Place, in Princeton.
And that the same may be adjudged road OF
common convenience and necessity, and as
such worked, allowed, recorded and for ever
known as public highway
lSigned) SAMUEL SAWYER and others
A copy Attest.
ABlJAH BfGELOW. Cyerk
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PAINTS, .MEDfCENE,S s.
DYE STUFFS.
sp - BBLS. London
eDaD White Lead,

ep = BBLS. London
eDeD White Lead,
40 bbls, Philad. do,
$50 kegs No. | do. do,
in oil,
800 do. No.2 do. do. do,
IS bbls. 'Sp. Brown,
40 casks French yell
low Ochrc,
90 do. Amer. do. do,
so do. Lon Ven. Red,
10 do. Amer. do. do,
800 boxes Oh. yellow
100 do. do. Green,
1900 lbs. French do,
10 casks fine Lith' &c,
10 do. coarse do,
So cas-. Whites Prus-
sian Blue,
5 kegs Dutch do. do.
u cases Vermil.,
5000 lbs. Verdigris, dry,
1900 do. do. in oil,
3 casks Eng. Terra
de SIENNA,
8 hhds. Rot. Stone,
90 bbls. Ivory Black
% do. Black Lead,
1000 lbs. En-. Rose Pink,
go OF. Carmine,
Is tons sup.Whiting,
5 do.do.P aris White,
Is eases scrap dGum
Copal,
90 do. Gum Shellac,
90 bills. North. Lin.
seed OIL.
80 do. Sp'ts Turpcn,.
20 do. sup. Cop. Nqr.
10 do. Japan do,
100 packs Cop. Bronze,
a. bbls. com. Glue,
10 boxes Upton's DO.
> casks LampBlack.
100 doz.P Paint Brushes.
50 packs Gold Leaf,
5 hhds. Tur. TIMBER.
. Dis. reli. Camphor.
5 DO. Castor Oil,
p do. Bait, Ep.Salts.
10 do. Alcohol, 90 pei
cent,
3 cases Gum Camp
5 do. Rad Rhei,
5 bbls. ref. Borax,
can. Oil Cloves,
j. co do Cinnamon.
i eases @. Opium,
$50 ~ Lunar Caustic.
Is bags white Mus
tard Seed,
800 box. Colo. Water
so doz. Macas. Oil,
100 groce assd White
Phials,
500 do. do. green do,
zoe lbs. Car. Ammon
% kegs Pearl Barley.
10 do. do. Sage,
100 doz. Palethrop's
Syringes,
New England Crown
GLASS, at the man
above, with a complete
DRUGS, PAINTS, an
at unusually low price
for cash or credit, by
DELAN
10 s
Boston, April 8.
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HUNT & HILDRETH.
lO. Waslinglon-st.. Bos

40, WaSkington-St., BosToN,
EA EEP constantly for sale, wholesale and
Boots, Shoes, and Leather,
Of every description. Their stock consists, in
part, OF the following kinds, viz:
l000 pairs Prunella Pumps, (heels,l
I0o0 do do. do. Spring heels,)
1910 do. BIRD strap'd Moro Pumps, (heels,)
50O do. do. Kid do. do.
sou do. Prunella strap'd, with clasps,
800 do. Morocco Walking,
800 do Kid do,
900 do Gentlemen's Fine Shoes,
900 do. Seal Skin Boots,
800 do. Horse Hide do
200 do. Lined and Bound Shoes,
3O0 do. Gentlemen's Dancing Pumps.
1900 do. Children's Shoes,
$50 do. Gentlemen's Fine Boots,
500 do Womens Roam Shoes,
20O do. Gentlemen's Morning Slippers,
1000 lbs. Philadelphia Leather,
2000 do. Baltimore do,
5000 do. Slaughter do,
Together with general assortment of LIN
ING and BINDING SKINS, MOROCCO and
KID SKINS, HASTINGS, RIBBONS, GAL
LOOMS, RNAMENTS, CLASPS, silk and
Cotton BOOT CORD, Black EWING SILK.
Cotton and Linen BOOT WEBBING, RUS
STA SHEETINGS, &c. &c, all of which will
be sold cheap for cash or approved paper. Per
sons in want Of Boots or Shoes by the pair or
package, will find it to their interest to call.
o. Orders for any Of the above articles will
lla promptly attended TO.
Boston, March 10 3inll
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,ArtifeiaI Flotoer8, cheap !

- = o 70 q . NIVNtFFS
EPENJAMIN JACOBS, Jr., rs, Court-st.,
E > corner of Brattle-street, has for sale,
$500 do@. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
comprising the best assortment in the CITY.
from IS. to 24s. per dozen; many Of which are
new and elegant patterns.
or Country Merchants will have the good
ness to call and examine them
Boston, April , 3m
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-Io the Honorable the Connt1.


Commissioners, within and for the County Of
Worcester, at their Session 10 be holden al
Worcester, within and for said County Of
Worcester, on Tuesday, the 18Th day Of Nav,
= A. ID. 1926:
Vw/ &, the subscribers, humbly shew, that
w new Highway or common Road would
be Of great public convenience, beginning at Or
near The house Of Ebenezer Buss, in Sterling.
in said County thence southerly direction
through land Of said Ebenezer, land of Benia-
min Buss, land of William Richardson, land OF
Asa Hill, and land of Samuel S. Nav, TO the
County road in said Sterling, leading from
Princeton to said Sterling Meeting House. near
the Cooper Shop belonging to Jacob Smith
in said Sterling; and that your honorss would
lay new County Road, or common Highway.
IN tne most convenient route between said Ter
MIMI agreeably to the laws of this Common.
wealth IN such cases made and provided.
{Signad) SAMUEL "a WYER ard 10 r,,,,ers
A copy Attest
4
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5 balesVel vetCorEs,
so doz. Andcr. Cough
Drops,
10 tons Logwood,
$50 bblsy do. ground,
10 tons Fustic,
so casks do. groun,,
10 tons Nicar. Hache,
so bbls. do. ground,
5 tons Near, com.
50 bbls. do. ground,
! 100 do. gro'd Camw'C,
40 do. do. Redwood
80 do. do. Peachwooo,
2 cases Ben. Indigo,
3 do. Manila do,
5 re. Guatinala do.
. do. SIP. Float do,
10000 lbs. Blue Vitriol
IS carboys Oil do,
Is hbls, white do,
10 hhds. Copperas,
| lido, Dutch Nader
2 do. Cudboar,
SO gro. Press Papers
| so baskets Annatto,
| 10 hhds. Lime juices
5 bales Nutgalls,
! so bags Sumac,
! % do. FIR. Berries,
10 eases Whittemo':
Jacks,
/ 8 casks Red Tartar
20 ear. Aqua Forts,
20 do. Muriatic Acid
10 casks IN S,lph,,r
20 do. r. Brimstene
800 boxes Cas-. sap,
/ 90 bbls. Bait, dam,
25 do. do. Blo;. salts,
| 10 do. gro. Tumeric
| 3 hhds. Cren Tartar,
! 10 bbls. Sugar Lead,
5 cases Gum Aloes
I9000 lbs. arrow Root,
10 bbls Sal. Gratis,
90 balts Gen. Root,
/ 10 do Pink Root,
5 dc, Eng.Y alerian
3 do. Dutch do
I 5 DO. Seneca Snal1,
Root,
5 casks Oil Olives,
/ 5 20. Sal Soda,
1000 lbs. Sal Rochelle
500 do, Tart. Acid,
1000 do. sup Car.Soda
10 casks Manganese
u bbls. N. T. Oil,
Is bags Jun. Berries
200 lbs. pulv, Ipecac,
500 do. do. Bark,
| case sup. R. Bark
200 lbs. pulv. Jalap,
100 do. Rus. Isingiass
500 do. American do.
8 cases GUmTraga
canth,
so groce Lees Pills,
20 do. Thomp. Ely,
] Water.
/ Southern WINDOW
prices. Thu
assortment of d YEEyY(
MEDICINES, for sal
5, wholesale and retail
D & WHITNEY,
20; South Market-st.
Am
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ITALIAN LOTION.

On FRACTURE OF PE.4RL,S
H4SOR Improving, preserving, and beauti
H flying the complexion This admirable com.
pound has stood the best of all tests (that OF ex
perienee) and proved itself the most efecfual
and valuable cosmetic yet discovered, for remoy.
ing plmples, spots. treckles. redness OF the skin.
and all cutameous eruptions, impartng to The
skin the most deectabe fairness In cases of
scrotula, salt rheum, aud various other humors
ii has been used with peculiar success. Gen.
tlemsn, whose faces are rendered tender BY shay
ing, will find it excellent beyond precedent. for
ameliorating and removing the unpleasant harsh
ness caused By the operation. Those persons
whose avocations expose them TO intense solar
heat and severe winds, will find that am OCCASION
al application OF this valuable compound will afford
the most soothlng relief, as it removes the I'm.
pleasant sensation caused by either. Ii has not
been deemed requisite TO offer long reeapitQla
ton OF its many virtues, as its admirable proper
ties are too well known and too Justly appre cist
ed, TO require it. But, as there are many vile
and spurious cosmetics offered TO the public as
possessing virtues Of vital Importance. it NAV not
be useless TO remark, that the "Itaan Lotop',.
has been used by thousands, both in Europe and
America, with entire success, and far exceeding
their snticipallons. 1t not only renders the skin
soft and clear, but, by repeated applications, il
promotes general exercise of those important
functions OF the skin, which are Of primary i'm
portance to those who wish to attain and pre-
serve beautiful complexion, and does not CON
tain any OF those perniciOus ingredients, which
are the basis OF most cosmetics now in use Ger.
tificaes of its complete efficacy can be shevn 10
any who wish, either in English, French, Spanish
or Italian.
OF For sale, only, by JAMES GREEN s. co.
Worcester Price 75cents per bottle.
March 10. eofptt
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Worcester DIE EstabEshment.

gNTILLIAM B. FOX respectfully informs
~ the public, that he Is carrying on the
business OF Dyelng, IN all its branches, viz He
VII dye and finish, 10 the neatest and most du-
rable manner, Broadcloths; Cassimeres: Satin
Lustring; Grapes, Plush; Silk AID Cotton Vel
vets; Worsted Cords; SILK and Cotton do
Hosiery and Gloves; Ladies and Gentlemen's
Garments, Of every description; Ribbons, &c
DC. He also cleanses Garments, 6Ec.-Ladies
Shawls cleansed and drest SO as to preserve
their color. Also, Cards Wool, and Dresses
Custom Cloth, in the best manner, and on the
most reasonable terms
u w 3. F. has appointed L. w. STowEI1
q Co has Agents, where Goods may be leff.
and viii be taken and returned.
Worcester, April Is &c
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FOUND.
.4DRfL.NTST'R.ATO SIZE

s9DgILVISIh sTI UR7S S.7LE
Va ILL be sold at Public Auction, on
VS THURSDAY, the t,0etftk dag of June
neat, at eight o'clock in the forenoon, at the
late dwelling Of Lemuel Davis, Esq. of Holden,
deceased, all the remainder of the Personal
Property, consisting Of large variety of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other arti-
cles, viz: Beds and Bedding, Mahogany and
Cherry Tables, Case of Drawers, one Brass
Clock, Light Stands, Looking Glasses, Glass
and Crockery Ware, Cambrics, Muslins, Silks
and Ribbons, and a variety of other property
which viii be sold without reserve, and terms
made known at the time and place of sale.
MERRILL DAVIS, .ad1a'r.
Holden, May %. %
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YOUNG .MESSENGER

GW| LII stand this season fer Mares, at the
Wv following places, commencing his route
on the 17th of May, At Munroe's, in. North
borough, on Saturdays and Mondays; at Ior-
ellis, in Worcester, on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS ::
at fuckers, in Charlton, on Wednesdays and
at the Spur tavern in Charlton, on THURSDAYS
lie win leave the several stands at four O'clock
p M. The above route viii be continued until
the 10th OF August.
Young Messenger is beautiful dapnlo grew,
and was raised in the County Of 0nondago,
n. Y. His Sire was the noted Horse Grew
Figure his Grand Sire was full-bloodod inn
ported Horse his Dam was full-blooded Mes
senger. lie is 5 years old, and I5b hands high
for beauty Of color, strength of muscle, elegance
Of form, and graeefulness in movement, and for
speed and activity, he has not superior. Per
sons DESTROYS Of improving their breed of horses
viii find in Young Messenger all the requisite
qualities. 1J Terms, So the season.
STEPHEN SIIATTUCK.
Northborough, May a. Gw
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oNEEtINNs
WTOU are hereby cited to appear tif you
Il see ft) at tie Court of Probate To be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday,in July next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Win and Testament of said
deceased should not be approved; aud you will
be heard thereon
TuE0pH's WHEELER, Reg.
%2t BIZ order of tie Hon JltIse
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office. May 70, 1925.
10 tbe Hidoto and Hears Of JOSHUA Stiles, hde
II Boylston, n said County, decreased, and 10 all
others concerned IN The Estate Of said deccased,
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ETGcutOr'S Sale Of Chester GeiG
n rTyN

5lY virtue Of the last " ~ Of rhos Branch
81 dec shall proceed 10 SELL the PREMISES pubic
auction, on Fu.sday the Shh OF Sept FAIR
the next ieir day thereafter Sundays excepted
OF aud situated IN the upper enI of CbeereiJ county
joining the lands of Henry Cox Ehsh Gresham otAeis
ahi saPP''en I" contain from f5Oto 500 aeTss.
Tn, Land has houses quite sufficient for the accom-
modaon OF small family, together with the necessary
mouse: for the preservation of Gops well adapted
hall IL woods aud has about so attached
20 IL.
Terms credit of * year, will he allowed the pur.
chaser by giving bond with approved eeury deed
Trust Oh the property PuchaseTs attend a, the
ad VIII certainly he Sold aud therefore bargain expected
VIII take pleasure shelving the TO any leap
Acting EI'or OF
Thcs. Branch, dec.
Angus: IS. og1t,,
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DOMESTIC.

BANK or THE UNITED STATES.

BANK. OF THE UNITED STATES.
~ the General irenHial meeting cf the Stock
hoiders OF the Bank OF the United States held l.
their Hall IN the city OF Philadelphia OH Monday
the first day OF September, 1922.
Robert Raston, Esq. was called 20 preside and
Joseph Heniphill, Esq appointed Secretary.
In conformity TO the provisions OF the charter,
an exact and particular statement OF the dchts,
which remained unpaid after the expiration Os
Ie original credit, !Or period of treble the term
OF that credit. and al the surplus of profits after
de'iucting losses ami dividends, laid before
the stockholders for their information by the Pre-
sident OF the Bank.
MIR. Biddle then presented n general view of
The situation OF the Institution, with account
Of rs progress since the last meeting of the
stockholders, referring 10 and submitting TO the
meeting various documents and state b,enis:
Whereupon on motion of Oh. Chauncey, Esq it
was Resolved, That the matters submitted by the
President, together with the statements laid upon
the table by him, be referred to committee
The chairman then appointed the following gen.
lemen, viz.
Charles Chaunccy,
Alexander Henry,
CaIw alaicr Evans,
Charles !. lngersoii,
Jaiues ROnalAson,
taTues &. Fisher.
On motion Resolved, That when this meeting
adjourlS, il adjourns until Tomorrow morning al
9 o'clock.
Tuesday morning, !Sef'teW5cr2 :, 1923.
Ibe Stockholders met pursuant to adjournment.
Charles Chauuccy, Esq. on behalf OF the Com
lni,tee appointed yesterday, submitted the follow
ing Report, which, with the resolutions aecotupa-
nying IL, unanimously adopted and ordered
TO be published in pamphlet form and in the news
papers.
The Committee appointed AZ TIE meeting of the
Stockholders of the Bank OF the T.. =. OIL the LIST
inst. REPORT
That in executing the duty assigned TO them,
they have examined the books and accounts oil the
Bank and will proceed TO state the result of their
enquiries, in regard 10 the distribution OF she stock
OF the Bank-.he present state OF the f,Inds-and
the mode OF administering them.
/. The Stock OF the BAN. is at present divided
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NOTICE.
LAND. &c. FOR .S.AI. e.

LIND, &c. FOR SHE.
va HE uhsrrer will sell 10 the higeest bidder Fueldy
~ the S0h day OF this month"; the Land which he resides
In the end OF Chesterfield county, lying AppOmatox
River, the main road leading Rcuond aud Petersburg,
and within % miles Of Riobmond aud IS OF Petersburg The
tact 900 ceres land which $50 500
grounds of good quality so Of which pond land lately
reclaimed, sri Of good quality the RIVER Ohe
bali Of the tact still. woods portion which tobacco
1so OF the best quality. The land bounded by VIM r.
Johuson, john w. Jones' and Edward Anderson The
Improvement, consist of convenient comfortable dwelling
house. ansrie., two tobacco houses, houses, stables
cotton gin, ice house, &c.
Immediately sale Of the land will he sold
credit Of ~ months ahe crop Of hand, fodder and
oats; the stock OF hogs sd sheep The household and
Kitchen furniture piausIiou utensils Of deset'ou and
two carts.
county, will certainly sell the day abov, enoned
and peoD wishing lands this section OF country,
reed not ehend disappointment.
The term, wi he $1,000 down, aud the balance in
syea.. Bonds with approved security and deedo trust
upon the land, will oe required TO the putcAe
TH0S. WATKINS.
Sert5. 35-+52ls
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Nm. s. lc4RY COLLEGE

SfsHt cns'' 4 Chems;ry Natural Philosophy, thi.
~ 'nttston having become vacant by the ,snIed death
- d. RJsers who died Maryland, about a month afte the
u tn. hast eoii's'A', eoutse fusme,ns % the
Visitors most earnestly reTne.d at tor couucii chamber
Monday the 18th day o mex, pun pps. only Ct
supply tins Vassney but Of considering Other subjects
great interest 10 the College
Il; the College the last Monday in Oct. viii
mater OF some Importance, t,t the person appointed
Tbs CHAR, should be present al that
duties.
Com nuniestcns nsy he made to the und r,sne4, at VII
iiamsh6rs, IA Va. RO McCANDLISII Rector.
Aug. ~ IS -iijhO