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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07
FOR THE VIRGINIA ADVOCATE.

FOR THE VIRGINIA ADVOCATE.
INDY's RETURN FROM ~ COUR1'ING EXPEDITE
The morning was serene and mild,
The birds did swcetly sing,
And nature smiled as though she thought
1t was the first of spring;
But widely diFrent was the scene,
Ere mid day hour had past,
The sun began to wade through clouds
Which gatherd round him fast
Poor Sandy dreaded to depart,
Although the clouds did lower,
He would procrastinate the time
And still defer the hour;
And would you know what caus'd his stay,
Why, will briefly tell,
Young Sandy lov'd Il charming maid,
All yes ! he loved full well.
He often had declar'd his love,
His tender love to her,
But she was 81 mysterious
She made him doubt ami fear
All 1T was cruel ard unkind
Her lover to cvade,
And Sandy wish d himself at home,
To speak he was afraid
Sometimes he spoke anbiguously,
For that was all the chance, '
Or else he rais'd his eyes to hers
With an expressive glance
She comprehended all he said
Aud evry hint and sign,
But would not let HIM say the word,
My love will you be mine
Poor Sandy counted DER mis- tolls,
His Misty and his pain,
And almost vow d he ID never see
His charmcr's face again.
She saw him hang his head, and sigh,
She knew his wretched state,
And yet she would conceal from him
The knowledge ofhis fate.
At length he thought it time to 60,
His patience had worn out,
With heavy heart he did prepare
To be upon his route
But ere the fatal hour had come
In which he was to go,
She thought she d slightly raise his hopes,
And then she'd leave him so.
She said his pleasure he might use
Might come or keep away
And this was spoke with accent mild,
Twas neither yea nor nay;
No explanation would she give,
And Sandy feared to know,
1t threw hun into extaey,
Twas more of yes than no.
Young Sandy mark'd the day on which
Again he would be there,
Then took his leave OF his dear love
Iwixt hope and sad despair
oPecu, Spceu my couiser, SANDY salu,
And onward swift he lode,
But cit he tmrn'd his wlshful eye
10 view her low d abode
Cold blew the wind, fast fell the snow,
Ina reads were desperate bad,
The mud did fly either side,
The elements were mad;
. The whist ling winds and drifting snow
Did.murmur round his head,
He scarcely knew the spacious road
That to MS dwelling led.
Just as the sable veil Of night
Had spread din twilight round,
Poor Sandy did arrive III home
And lrod ms native ground
So down he sat and mus d the while,
but not word did say,
Resoivd once more to try his luck,
On March the 18th day.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07

the savages understood our language, and when
the little girl had explained to them what had oc-
CURED, they received the deserted children kind.
ly. and conducted them to the nearest ofour towns
where they were kept by some benevoIent people,
until their own relations claimed them
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07
GRATED APPLE TREES,

TENHE Subscriber residing the University Of Viz
II glna, has large collection of select and approved
varieties of GRATED fRUr TREES which he offers for
sale reasonable terms REUBEN NIAURY.
March st
The Staunton Spectator requested to give the above
two Insertions and forward their account to this office fot
payment.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07

We are authorised to announce THOMAS w.
GILMER, as candidate to represent this conn
~ III the ensuing session ofthe General Assembly.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07
FOR THE VIRGINIA ApyoCA'

We hereby nominate ROBERT RlVES Sen,
as fit person for one Of the Representatives to
the Convention, from the district composed Of the
counties Of Amherst, Nelson, Albcmare, Fluyan-
ma and GoochanJ. Mr.. Rives is known to be in
favor OF reform in on: Constitution.
MANY FREEHoLDERs of the
County Of Nelson.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07
F. 3. DYER, Secr''y

In consequence ofthe death of Leban j. Hoyc, his fell
low students remaining at the Univerty of Virginia and
in the neighboIhood convened in the Rotunda on the
25th of Feb. 1S20,-when Mr.. Richard A. Springs was
called to the Chair, and Mr. Daniel MMahan appointed
Secretary. The following resolutions offered and
unanimously adopted
J. Resoloed that the members of the meeting a tes-
tmony of the respect which they entertain for the
ry of their amented friend and student Laban
Hoylc do Grape the left for the space of
month
I'd. That the Chairman address ctter to the father
of Mr. Hoye expressive Of the regrets of the members of
this meeting, and to convey TO him their synpahics
the affecting occasion which assemblies them ogeth-
er.
3rd. That the Editors of the Virginia Advocate and
Richmond Enquirer be requested to insert those resou
tons in their respective papers.
r. A. SPRING, Chair'n
ID. McMAHAN, Secry
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In the State ofNew-York, laboring nan not
worth one cent, and owing cent, is liable to
he confined in prison during life by his creditor,
without food, nothing but plank floor to sleep
upon, and in one cell without the use of a ward"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07

An lrshman who ac,ed as foreman of Jury
IN the Mayors court Philadelphia, stood up al
ter case had been submitted to the jury and
they had pa, their heads together awhile Being
asked If they had agreed, Patrick answered yes ;
and being told to declare the verdict, replied
why, phase your honor, some say one thing and
some say another; some say he stole it, and some
say not
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07

A lottery scheme is advertised in an Ohio pa
per, by which it appears that a" fortunate holder
oi sing lie ticket will stand one chance in one
thousand seven hundred aud seventy eight, to
draw prize above fifty dollars! We have made
the calculation for the special benefit Of :" advcn-
turers."
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07

WILLIAM F. GORDON is a candidate to
represent the Senatorial district, composed of the
counties OF Albemare, Amherst, Nelson, Fiuyan-
Ia and GoochlaDd, iii the General Assembly.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07

We are requested to announce RICE w. Woor
as Candidate toJrepresent the County of Abe
maie in the next General Assembly.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
YENHE Co-partnershp heretofore existing botwec,
March ., 1929 ,r
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07

The edition of Webster's Dictionary has 1000
copies for this county, and 500 copies intended
or Europe. The patronage has been so grea, on
this side ofthe Atlantic that nearly all the $500
copies are taken up, and none remain for the En-
gish market. 24OO copies at $50, the subscrip-
lion price, amounts to $4,000
IN Y Courier I
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07

a N APPRENTICE to the Book Binding Business
IA wanted. youth from ii to 10 years of age, who
has acquired some knowledge of reading, writing and a.
rithmetic will be taken to learn the above business En-
quire of l. WATTS
March TT
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07

FIRE FROM ICE. A writer in the Nashville
Republican, gives the following directions for OBJ
tanning fire, by the help of ice, alone
Provide piece Of ice clear and transparent.
an inch thick and three inches i'm diameter
Shape the edges so as to leave the sides convex,
and as near as possible to resemble double con.
veS burning lens Then polish the ice by rub
o'tg 1t between the palms of your hands until you
produce smooth and regular surface; and it will
readily draw focus from the sun aud ignite any
matter that is moderately combustibe"
The above plan will no doubt succeed, but a
better way. If you should happen to be out of the
article at thus season is to send to your neghbor
'or shovel full Alex GAIL
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07

p LII PERSONS having Books belonging to tho sub.
IN ScrboT, will confer favour by returning them
iCrlhwltb GEORGE GARNETC.
March u 20, n
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CAEAp BARGAINS.

CzzEAp RAaG AIMS.
FHTE subscriber continues his establishment under
n the direction of Mr.. THOMAS FADEfY. lie
has on hand BUREAUS, BEDSTE.lDS, CIE8IRS, SET
TEES, &c ,chick uiH be soid io1c. house and SIGN
P3LNTLNG, and TURNING, in aVHS brouchts, will be
executed at the shortest notice, all orders left with MIR.
fadeiy, will be punctualy attended TO.
JOHN CROMWELL
March T. 81
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-07

TO THE LOVERS OF GOOD DRINK
a HAVE few barrels 10 year old peach brandy first
n quality for sale JOHN YEARGAiN.
March st
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81, 26, -, IA is, rs.

u O'Lt 4S o@1S SbNlO
RHULKEY'S .ANALYTTC.1L SPELLING BOOK
1VH being Practical Illustration Of the Principles Of
Pronunciation. laid down in Mr. Walkers Dictionary;
containing 80 principles, exempi6ed by 100 lessons,
and upwards Of $50 tables. This work is highly
mended among the Professors Trucker and
Bonnycoc Of the University If Virginia and Long of
the LoRdOn University.
For sale bv E. WATTS
Dec. & tf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-21
WHE.ATON'S LAUNDICE BITTERS,
DAVENPORTvS BILIOUS PILLS.

These Pills are justly esteemed for their easy
operations and good effects, as a mild safe, and
sovereign remedy for bilious complaints, pains in
the head, stomach, and boweIs-in removing OBJ
structions of every kinh, by dssolving and dis.
charging morbid matter, helping digestion. restor.
ing lost appetite, and sure relief for costye
habits. They are so accommo dsted to all ages,
seasons, and hours. that they may be taken in
winter or summer at any time of day, without re.
gard TO diet or hindrsnce of business ! heir OPP
Grafton is so gentle, pleasant, anG etfectual. that
by experience they are found TO exceed any other
physic heretofore offered the public.
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mssoners for the County Of Worcester, now
in session at Worcester, in said County:
THVHE petition of the subscribers humhly
q sheweth, that the old County Road in
Hardwick leading from the Common through
land of Gen. J. Warner and Mr.. Lemuel Will
lis, at the time the Sixth Massachusetts, Turn
pike Road was made, and whereas said County
Road is of no use to the public at this time, nor
has been for many years, nor ever likely to be,
the prayer of your petitioners therefore is, that
said road may be discontinued, and your petit
TONERS, as in duty bound, will ever pray.
DANIEL RUGGLES.
CLARK PAIGE.
Dated at Hardwick, Dec. 90, 1928.
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IMPORTS EYE WATER.

which has been used with great success
CT a fresh supply 1.-THE shove Medicines Just
received aud for sale by RoRiN soN, andJ GREEN
4 CO., Worcester; SANG MT. Leicester; LIVER
MORE, and BEMls Spencer; DIR. MImIcK, FISK
& PENNIMAN, and KIMBALL BroOkfefd; MANU-
FEATURING Co., Ware, and by persons in all the
principal towns in the United States.
CT A deposite of the above NJ dicire is left with
J Robinson, Worcester, where Agents may be
supplied and account 10 the propretors, or pur-
chase of him at their cash prices.
Dec. 81, 1923. eoiy
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BOLTON LIME,

VIE S cis " on Ian tdSs ro.i 'Ie nh,
Eye LINE, which he will sell at the usual low
price.
N. B.-$1 paid for casks returned in order
and % cts. discount per hid. for cash down.
EDWIN A. WEiTCOM5.
DoItan n.
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FOR SALE.

a FARM in Paxton, miles westerly from
n Worcester, formerly owned by Deac. DA-
vlD DAVIS, deceased, containing about 100 acres
Of good Land, suitably divided into Moving,
Pasturing, Tillage, and very fine Wood Lot +;
convenient Dwelling House, two Barns, and
other Out-Buildings, In decent repair
Also, PASTURE, containing about sixty
acres, near the above premises; 20 be sold with
or without the Farm, as may best suit the pur-
chaser.
For further particulars, inquire of DAVID
DAVIS, or SAMUEL HARRINGTON, near
the premises. PAXTON, Oct I
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on HAND, AND JUST RECEIVED, BY
w. & A. B II 0 w N,
Merchant Tdilors,

sutTIHUHI 7 UttUFo3
a PRIME assortment o: American, English,
IA German, and French CLOTHS, some ex-
ira fine, and fashionable colors; French Bomba-
zines, Lsstings, Drillings, Rouen Cassmeres,
&c, for summer wear Vestings of every de-
scription; Gloves; fine white Silk Hose; Cra-
watts, Stocks, and Pads, new style Patent Rid
ing Belts, with Springs, SC. The above Goods,
with many others, were bought low for cash,
and will be sold for a small advance.
u Fashions from New York aud Boston Just
received.
n, B. Coats made by experienced and re-
sponsible men, Work and Cutting at the usual
prices and warranted.
Worcester, June H. tf24
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-21
the Estate Of Nathan White, deceased.
Worcester, Oct 10, 1929. 4I
sET .4D.MI.NTS TR.4TOR'S S.4LE7

pET .9D.hLNIS TR.4TOR'S SALE
~ ILL be sold at Public Auction, (by order
of the Court of Common Pleas, holden at Wor-
cester, within and for the County of Worces-
ter, on the fifth Monday of August A. D.
1920 on Friday, the 9th day Of Norenber
ne1t, on the premises, all the REAL ESTATE
of which LUKE RANDALL, late of Worcester,
died, seized and possessed, in Worcester,
Shrewsbury, and Millbury. The sale to com
mence in Shrewsbury, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, for
the sale of the Estate in Shrewsbury, consisting
of a Farm called the Drury Farm, containing
about seventy acres with the Buildings. Also,
about twenty-five acres of Wood Land. near
Jorden Pond. Also, about two acres of Mead.
ow Land. The sale in Worcester to commence
at o'clock, P. M, for the sale of the Estate in
Worcester and Millbury. The Estate in Wor.
cester consists of the Home Place of about one
hundred acres of Land, with the Buildings
Also, about two acres of Land called the Gran
Lot Also, about four acres Of Meadow Land
lying in Broad Meadow, so called. Also. about
twenty-five acres of Land lying in Millbury
u Conditions of sale made known at the time
and place of sale.
WILLIAM EATON, .8d-n'r.
Worcester, Sept. %, 1929. 40
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TN ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Il o be sold at Public Auction, by license
from the Court of Common Pleas for the Coun-
ty of Worcester, on MONDAY, the 10th day Of
.Nogember nert, at 10 o'clock. A.. NJ, at Wor-
thington's Hotel, in Worcester, all the REAL
ESTATE of which NATHAN WHITE, late of
said Worcester, died, slezed and possessed !;
consisting of his Homestead Farm of about IT'S
acres, with good Dwelling House, large
Barn, and other Buildings thereon. Also, a
small Tenement, near to said Farm, with a
Dwelling House and Barn thereon, now occu-
pied by Bailey Clements, subject to the widow s
dover therein, which has been set out 10 her
according to law. A correct map of the said
Estate will be exhibited by the subscriber to
all who may wish TO examine it. A credit will
be gwen for liberal part of the purchase mon-
ey. Other conditions, made known at the time
and place of sale.
S. NJ. BURNSIDE, admir- Of
the Estate Of Nathan White, deceased.
Worcester Oct 10 1899 Al
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

FE7flE subscriber will sell that large and val
q liable FARM formerly owned and occu-
pied by Ebenezer Davis, Esq, late of Charlton,
deceased, together or in lots to suit purchasers
The Farm contains about three hundred and
thirty-6ve acres of excellent Land, well pro-
portioned for the various purposes of cultiva-
ten, and well watered having two convenient
Dwelling Houses, three Barns, a Saw Mill
and Out Buildings for comfort and conven-
ience,-nearly one hundred acres of it being
Wood Land, considerable portion of which is
very heavy Timbered suitable for saving or
hewing, as well as for fuel, for which there is
an abundant market at a fair price with the
manufacturers and mechanics in the vicinity.
Part of the purchase money will be required
down, and for the Iesdua a liberal credit will
be given. For further information, inquire OF
Gen. JONATHAN DAVIS, ABIsHA LARNED, Esq,
or Mr.. Cyrus LAME of Oxford,-EMoRY WASH
BURN, Esq, of Worcester, or Of the subscriber
on the premises. BETSEY BORDEN.
Charlton, Oct. a. al
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Broad Cloths-Habit Cloths.
HEARD & ESTABROOK
"AVE just received lot of Fresh Cloths
q III consisting of Black, Blue, Olive, Claret
Brown, and Mkt Cloths Cassimeres; Satin.
etts; Flannels; Full'd Cloths; Ratinetts
Plads Camblets Vestings; Linens; Cravats
Merino, Raw Silk, Brocade, Valencia, and Cas-
simere SHAWLS.
SILKS of various qualities and prices.
BA good assortment of Merno Cloth. Bonn.
bazetts, Bombazines, Hosiery, Gloves, Sheet
eral assortment of Goods well adapted to the
present and approaching season.
VEST LNDLa GOODS and GROCERIES
as usual all of which they offer FOR sale OF
reasonable terms Worcester, Oct. a.
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WATER LIME.

OR CONNECTICUT CEMENT,
ENOR Canals, Mill Dams, Cisterns, Sewers
IL or Drains, Watts and Reservoirs of all kinds
and for Hydraulic Works generally, for secur.
ing Roofs from leaking about Chimneys, and
for Mason Work where it is exposed to the
weather For sale, in large or small quantities
by ANTHONY CHASE,
Central-street, head of the Canal.
Worcester, Oct ID. CIV
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o. DEN THRICE,
For cleansing, ,chitening, and preserving III
Teeth and Gums.


For cleansing, achitening, and preserving the
Teeth and Gums.
TENHE British Anticeptic Dentifrice, which
4 the present proprietor wishes most parteu.
Iarly to recommend to the attention of the public,
is perfectly exempt from all those acids which in
general form the basis of tooth powders in COM
mon use, and which, although they may whiten
the teeth for short time, must inevitably destroy
the enamel by their deletcrious action on this
beautiful covering of the teeth. The consequences
is that the enamel, which is the shield provided
BY nature to protect the spongy end nervous in
ternal structure, is rapidly corroded BY these acid
ingredients, become more discolorcd than ever,
and exposes the inner portion of the tooth to ca.
rieS. and rapid and certain decay. BY the use OF
the British .4nticeptic Dentifrice every morning
with brush moderately hard and cold water the
accumulation of tartar will not only be prevented
but the teeth rendered beautifully and permanentIy
white, and the gums restored TO that freedom
from soreness, that hardness and effiorescence,
which are the sure tests of their healthy state
and the best guaranty of that natural fragrance
OF the breath which can never be expected in con.
nexion with foul teeth, and scorbutc, unhealthy
gums. Price 50 cents box.
Prepared, and sold wholesale. by T. KIDDER,
proprietor of the "Conwav Medicine !" Couptinp
Room in Chambers over No. OF, corner of Couri
and fanover-streets, Boston, and at retail by hi.
appointment, togetherwith all the Conway Med
iclne, by
j. ROBINSON and j. GREEN & co. Nor
cester,
HENRY ALLEN, LeominSter.
CARY, RICE, & Co, North Brookfeld
CHARLES PARKMAN, Uesfboro,gh. =
JOHN CAPRON Il SONS, Urbridre.
TIMOTHY DOrY, WeStminster,
&. b. PARKER, Lancaster,
and of various Druggists, &c. lhioug hout the coun
try.
Observe none are genuine unless signed T.
KlDDER on the outside printed wrapper.
az Large discount 10 dealers
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WHEATON'S
ITCH OINTMENT.

NNHE character of this celebrated ONT
- ment stands unrivaIled for being a safe, spec
dy, and certain cure for that loathsome disease /;
also for all kinds of Pimples on the Skin; like
wise valuable article for the Salt Rheum and
Chlbiains.-Price 81 1-2 cents.
Also
WHE.4TO.N'S JAU.NDICE BITTERS,
which are so eminently useful for removing all
Jauadice and Bilious complaints. The public are
informed that by recent arrangement made with
J. Wheaton, the genuine Bitters will hereafter be
offered with J. ID. stamped Oh the lid, and Direc-
tons signed by J. DANIEL, instead of J. Whea.
ton, as formerly. Price 81 q cents.
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T. A. MERRICK

EN7ILL continue business at the Store re-
w Gently occupied by Burt s Nsrriek,
and intends to keep constantly for sale COM
plete assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RES, CROCKERY (, Glass WARE, at very
low prices for cash, or upon liberal credit
Wnrcaster. Oct 40
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Patent Lead .Aqued,ects and
WuteT PUmDS.

VENHE subscribers respectfully inform the
4 public, that they continue the manufac-
turing Of Lead Pipes at their Shop in School.
street, Worcester, Of various sizes, and intend
keeping them constantly on hand Also, Water
Pumps. All of which they will put into opera
ton on short notice, and warranted Orders
for the above thankfully received and punctual.
ly attended to- They intend to pay the strict.
est attention to the manufacturing Of the above
and will endeavor TO give satisfaction to all who
shall favor them with orders, both as to quality
and price. T. & J. SUTTON.
April 10. tD3lT
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BAR IRON and STEEL.

No Heylcood 8 Pdine's Buildings,
Washington Square.
EHOR SALE, by JOS. PRATT & CO., a
q good assortment Of Bar Iron of various sizes
and kinds, viz; Russia, Swedes, English, and
American Iron, together with Plates and Rods
of all sizes; Forge Draughts, such as Axle
MOulds, Sledgc do Box do &c. &c.
.7tso.-Cast, Biistered, German and Ameri-
can Steel. Stage, Chaiso, and Wagon A&les
and Boxes: turned and fitted with Nuts, con-
stantly on hand. Pipe Boxes from u to 24
inches, trimmed smooth, an excellent Box for
Chaises. Darby's Patent Cart and Wagon
Boxes of all sizes
u n. B. The above will be sold at as low
prices as can be purchased in Boston or Prov
idence, with the small addition of The Canal
freight. tfI9 Worcester, MAY 49,
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DISSERTATION.

HyHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween the subscribers was, by mutual con-
sent, dissolved on the 2lst uItimo. All persons
indebted to the late firm of BURT Il MERRIcK,
are requested to make immediate payment to
either of the subscribers
SIMEON BURT.
THORNTON A. MERRICK.
Worcester, Oct. z, 1929.
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BldckSmith's Stand for Sale,

BtdckSnllthS Stand for Sale,
SITUATED on Front-street, in Worcester,
- being the same one formerly owned and
occupied by Avery Maynard, and consisting of
a convenient Dwelling House and Garden and
Shop. A Blacksmith is much wanted in the
place, and it is believed that the best encour-
agement will be given to a purchaser.
SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr.,
CHRIS. c. BALDWIN,
.4sSigReeS Of said Maynard.
Worcester, Oct Z. If