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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-28
Lime IN erchange for Lumber.
TX CASKS first quality THOJMASTOE
" LTsHL IEUIuIU TOT BhIe, bV
HOWE IACRSnN a. m

ou g. W 1ACnooN q 20.
from their Wharf in Providence EASTERN
CLEAR LUMBER, such as Pine Plank.
Boards, Clapboards, Shingles, and Laths, Ash,
Maple, and Birch Plank and Joist, which they
offer for sale on reasonable terms at the upper
Basin in Worcester, or at the lower Basin in
Millbury. If Oct. 81.
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HN ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

THN ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
N be sold at Public Auction, by license
from the Court Of Common Pleas for the Coun-
ty of Worcester, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF
November neat, 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, siezed and possessed ;
consisting of his Homestead Farm Of about IT'S
acres, with good Dwelling House, a 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
dover therein, which has been set out to her
according 10 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 given for liberal part of the purchase mon
ey. Other conditions, made known at the time
and place Of sale.
S. M. BURNSIDE, Admir- of
the Estate Of Nathan White, deceased.
Worcester, Oct. 12, 1929 al
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general assortment of all kinds of Ladies'
Gentiemen's, Misses, Boys, and Children s
BOOTS and SHOES, which they offer at fair
prices. INDIA RUBBER SHOES, HEMP
THREAD, SHOE PEGS, and SHOE-MAK-
ER'S TOOLS, with many other articles usu-
ally kept in Shoe Stores.
u Orders for Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boots and Shoes will be promptly attended to
at the sign of the Golden Slipper.
SCOTT s. SMITH,
Worcester, Sept. 80. 3m39
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Infallible Depilatory Compound,

For destroying supeyRuous Hair.
NNHlS Compound so effectually DESTROYS
IL the Hair, that il may be removed in few
minutes after its application, and is, therefore,
particularly recommended 10 ladies who possess
that great disagreement to female beauty, SUPER
auous hair on their faces, neeks, and arms. II
may be used with the most entire safety. IL
sotens the skin, and greatly improves its appear
ance. Price $3.50 for an entire package.
Worcester. ep6meo6m Feb. u.
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PISTAREENS.

WNHE subscribers having found market for
N Plstsreens at par, feel themselves enabled
to receive them at the same rate in exchange
for any kind Of Goods at low cash prices, or
they will pay is cents, cash, apiece for them.
@. w, PAIGE d. co.
Hardwick, Sept. 20. #
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Shrewsbury, Oct. I2, 1899. al

=" COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
w E, the subscribers, having been appoint
ed By the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, to receive and
examine the claims of the creditors to the Es-
tate of PHINEHAS STIMSON, late of Ash
burnham, deceased, represented insolvent, do
hereby give notice, that six months, from the
third day Of October instant, are allowed to said
creditors to bring in and prove their claims;
and that we shall attend that service at one
of the clock in the afternoon, on the second
Monday of November and first Mondays of jan
uary and April next, at the house of Lemue.
Stimson, Innholder in said Ashburnham.
SILAS WILLARD.
CHARLES DAVIS.
Ashburnham, Oct. 12, 1929. #42
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Blacksmiths Stand for Sale,
SITUATED on Front.street, in Worcester,
~ beng 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 il is believed that the best encour
agement will be given to a purchaser.
SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr.,
CHRIS. c. BALDWIN,
4ssignees Of said MAYNARD.
Worcester, Oct. Z. If
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Brick Store to be Let,
- SITUATED ten rods north Of
lESEt4 - The Bank, recently occupied by
lid Mr.. Henry NJ Skies, for English
$500 Goods, and is suitable for any mer.
camille business. Possession may DO had i'm.
mediately. Inquire of
SAMUEL BRAzER.
Worcester, April Is. If
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SHOE STORE.
Ladies and Gentiemen's Water Proof
BOOTS and SHOES.

HNHE subscribers inform the
II public that they have on
hand, and are constantly man.
ufacturing, at their Store. No.
8 Gndda rhn, 2 nur insfraat
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Houses for Sale.
TEHHE subscriber offers for sale
1FsRkM IL two Dwelling Houses, with
IEaA Gardens, situated on Front.st street,
a1 near the Canal. The Houses are
new and well calculated for Mechanic or
man OF business part of the purchase mon
ey only will be required down.
SAMUEL HARRINGTON, in.
~ s. H., jr., is now manufacturing. and has
on hand, S.4SHES and BLINDS. which he will
sell at reduced prices
Worcester, Sept. 80. 6meowae
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Worcester, Oct. 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-08
10y the directions of the will of John Han

10y the directions Of the will of John Han.
- sard, dec. late Of the county of Amherst.
winch will has been duly recorded IN the sn,
pcrior Court of said county, will be exposed
TO sale, on the premises, m the I'd day o ian
uary next, that part OF The sand statur's t,act
OF land, lying in the county o. Amherst, which
adjons the lands of Anthony 8ncker, dec. and
which IS 10 he separated from the remainder
OF the tract, by the road from Tn, lioc,
with the Spring Included J 10 W.. McDan.
iels line, to the Mansion House tract. pal
and Survey Of the land i'll be present 90 the
day of sale-and the land will be sold 70 the
highest bidder, for cab. unless The terms Of
sale should he otherwise directed hy the de>i
sees, John, Ambrose Arcbey, Sophia, Polly
Pamela and Caroline, children of the Te.,ator,
aud between whom the proceeds are directed
TO be divided
BENZ. TALIAFERRO, High Sheriff
oil Amherst county, and as such ad .
minlsrator with the will an.
nexed of John Hansard
deceased.
Sept. "a ID.
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Land at Public Auction.

Z VII l. eelI, on Saturday the 24th of Oct
= next. al public sale, before the door of the
Franklin Hotel, tract of Land, containing
~ acres, hiug la tue county OF Campbell, on
the south west side of the road from Lynch.
burg TO tho county Court House, and three
miles from town-il adjoins the Lands owned
by the Farmers Bank, John S. Lee aud others
= there are but eight acres cleared, and the
balance OF the tract is heavily timbered, and
much oft good tobacco mnd. The terms will
be one third secured by negotiable note and
satisfactory endorser payable in sixty days
from the date, one third in one year, and one
third in two years from the day of sale The
two latter instruments secured by deed of trust.
The sale will be conducted by J. II. u. Payne,
Auctoneer. WILLIAM OGLESBY.
Sent % ids
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VAN YaRD FON SAl.E.

n VERY handsome little farm. upon ellis
,AA Creek, near Tayl or's Store in Franklin
county, the land lies remarkably vel, 1.-The i'm
provemen's good, and all new-has on it an
excellent Tan Yard, with patent bark mill at
tached TO the same. The Tan House, a frame
sixty feet long, with never failing water, and it
coming but short distance in pipes. and 10
chance ofoverfowing by high wa,er--it is a
desirable situation tor any person who wishes
to carry on the Tanning business there being
no other Ian Yard within eight or ten miles
east or south, and none within eighteen or
twenty north or west, aud a sufiiciency of bark
can always be procured near the place. The
tract of land contains about SO acres OF which
there is about l5 cleared, and lies in wealthy
and respectable neighborhood. Any person
disposed TO purchase the above mentioned pro-
perry, can have possession by the 18th of No
vember next. | will sell great bargain in
the above property. For the terms and further
particulars. apply 10 the subscriber, living on
the premises. PETER MOORE,
Sep. 81 3w
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MEw AHNIVALS.


yuyHE subscriber has just received a mum.
her o. staple and fancy articles, 10 many
Of hich he invites the particular sittn ion OF
thr ladies. Tney are in part a. follows:
Fame, Gauze lidkis. aud SeHfis
Painted Bet. aud Belt Rlbbons. Bonnet and
Can do
Baiiisie aud grs. Cambrics
4 lev pieces very superior Bingham
loo pieces Calioos--iatest siyle
| pieee superior French Bombazlne
Italian Luslriugs. Levantines, Seushaws,
silk. Cotton aud Norsled Hose
IRISH Linens aud Lawns, Thread Edgings and
Laces
Cireassisus. LaslringS and BombsHettes
Tortoise Shell tuck, aud side Combs
Brazilian do
White watered eros de Maple,
White, Green aud Pink tlorences
DO Sstins
WHITE and Black Silk Hose
do Cotton no
Linen and Cotton Floss
Swiss. Jaconet and Null Nuslns
Corded aud checked Mn.llns
Aankin a0d Cantor Grapes
Ladies aud geutI6mens Beaver Gloves very
superisfl
fe@ pieces eefy superior Cloths and
general assortment o Domesiics,
All Al III" most reduced prices. and more daily
expected II. ALLISON.
ia tsg2
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HAIt T & DAVIS.


LdIE OF FItTsDUTg,
/ INFORM their friends aud the public gene
rally, Iha, they have established themselves
in the Store house formerly occupied by
Messrs, Holmes u Brewster. and opposite the
Vrginion Office. They tender their grateful
acknowledges for the liberal patronage
they have already met with, and in form them
that they continue TO keep on hand large as
sOTtmput of
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.:sUS.1 S.E. -,

DY Vi tue Of deed of trust, executed by
n y John Oliver to the subscriber, on the
9TH day OF May, 1928, and duly recorded in The
Clerks offices of Charlotte and Bath counties,
for certain purposes therein mentioned we
shall, on the 9th day of October, 1929. at the
residence ofthe said John Oliver, in the upper
end Of Charlotte county, proceed TO sell, to the
rig est bidder, for cash, the following property,
viz the tact # Land on which the said John
Oilycr resdes, lnegro man named Wilson, !
hoy Albert. girl hilary Jane, / girl Beckey,
the Whole of bis Stock, of every description,
household and kitchen furniture, plantation
utensils. Also, seven different tracts of land,
lying and heing in the county of Bath, con-
lainng between three and four thousand acres,
and LOT in 'lairstonsvle, Halifax county, Va.
Tire improvements on the tract Of land in
Charlotte, on viii the said Oliver lives are We
ry good, and an excellent orchard, and good
saod for a Tavern and Store, and the land Of
excellent qualify. The title of said properly
Is believed to be good. bu, none other than that
conveyed by the trust wi be made.
ROBERT MORTON, Trus.
ADRIAN w. WIMBISH, tees.
Sept "a idsi1
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ABRAM W. WIMBIsH, tie

~ OliCk-Ali personshaving claims against
~ the estate of Ambrose Rucker, dec. are
requested TO bring them.forw ard well authenti-
Gated, rs the law directs, in order that | may
make provisions 10 pay the same those indebt.
ed TO the estate are requested 10 make pay
ment ANTHONY RUCkER, e1'r
MAY d. 1915
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Ready Made Clothing,

town, aud by experienced hands, the work.
manship as well as the fashion, can be warran.
ted. The following list ofprces of some ar
iicles in the above ine, may induce those that
have not as yet honLred them TO call and exam
ine their nncommonly cheap goods:
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n HAVE lot of excellen, Whiskey on con-
- signment which will sell very low for cash
or al 80 days credit. HENRY ALLISON.
Sent ID
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A CARD
TD III Z LADIES.
RMsGS DIrVrr,s

Iva takes the liberty oIinformipg The Ladises
of iynehburg and adjoining counties Thai she
has taken the CON modious dwelling house near.
ly opposite the Franklin Hotel where he in.
tends carving on the Mantua MAKING bns;
ness, IN all us various branches. Having great
facilities ct obaicing regularly (from the Cities
OF New York and Philadelphia the very Ia,es,
T'shions, she haiters herself, from the aiteption
sne WI. devote 10 the orders she may receive.
70 ,ne,'' snare OF public patronage, and super
State or the City of Richmond.
the shortest notice. 'A''"'e' a'
BRAID Riding Dresses, of The Iates, ra.bio,
July 90. ' 'en-
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FOR SALE OR BARTER.

A TRACT Of Lao containing syo acres
AZ situated IN the county OF Bedford, aud
Campbell. sbou 2 mile spuih "ssi NJ Ne"
Lont aud I miie from the Academy There
is aboa, % Or 30 acres cleared having on u
some fine ifau ue-.. well ~at1fed. ost sitnout
improvements. The said aal = as : I'D as A.
NY in that SECTION OF the couairy. i fay neni
Of the above land ! would take 'arHs negroes
at fair price. Appl, 10 ca. Nea. Ansio,
who lives adjoining tie land' Or to the s"bsefi'
Der. in Montgomery county, near Salem who
wishes 10 sell the olace on which h lives, on
the main Kesiern raad. 8 miles from 5sem, on
Roanoak ri, er. we'll improved, confirming SIS
acres, about 80 Of which Is cleared. aud aris
all fresh | woul1 'ass one hall the value IN
young negroes, should II suit purchaser.
EDMUND Z. WHITE.
August %. "is2
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SOMETNANG NEW y.
uST received large supply of REA.
80 DY MADE CEOTHTNs.

made superior style, and of the latest fash.
ions. which, with Our fnrmer extensive stock.
will enable us 10 suit all, who may favor us with
CALL with every article in the dress line a,
prices snusually low. By our late arrivals
we have received some superfne blue and black
dress Coats, some superipe Frock Goats. or
all the fancy shades, splendid assortment o,
Moleskin, Velvet, Silk, Cashmere and Valeni
cia, Vests, Pantalaons of every shade and dos
crip'lon, tancy Cravats. Patent Nayarino and
Leather Neck Stocks, various kinds of Paten,
and fia'n Snspenders, Gloves, Silk, Worsted
aud Cotton Hosiery Shirts, Linen and Cotton
Plain and Ruilled, Drawers of Flannel and Cot.
ton Plain aud Knit, and 10 fact every ar,;clp
usually found IN Clothing Establishment,
Some elegant Camhle', and Plaid CIoaks fur
Collars and Cloth Innings. Ladies' Cloak. Of
Silk, (made in the French style) also of Tartan
Plaid and Scotch Camblets, Crcassiaps and
Bombazines, Bang Up Goats and BIG Coats of
every size and fashion, a 10, of DR., Goods
Bale Cotton, &c. Please call al Waller /,
Cos EMPORIUM OF FAStIIoNS
Opposite the Virginian Office.
Sept. "a. -
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Valuable Property for Sale.

n WILL offer for sAle, at public
AUCTION. IN the town Of Salem,
IiiisHa IN he county OF Bolelolri. nn the
QnA 9Th day OF 0r'0bsr next that pro
perry which formerly occupied
ss mercantile es' enlistment. and IN winch USE
u 10 peeularl, adapted, having on tho ground
Goor, two counting room. = large store room.
and lumber room OF equal SIZE. The upper n
parunanis are spacious. and arranged and flu
ished If for the accommodation Of family, IN
vey good style: tie authnuscs. sni'nble 10 the
main building the stable aud kitchen, hing Of
brick. the latter having a dne cellar. the smoke
house j. of frame. aud midway between the
smokehousc and kilchen, ttcre Is awell Of most
excellent water, There "a attachedto this proper
" IL viii - sold atihe same time aloi oil ground,
containing about three acres on which there Is
y log corth house and framed grnnary .--Tha
terms OF sale, one third in hand, one third Ia
months. and the balance in one year from the
day Of sale the two latter carrying interest from
the date The sale will take place under tho
superiniendanco and direction of Gen. James
Breckenridge 10 whom the proceeds are paya.
be md the Interior payments, with ld,erest,
10 be secured to his satisfaction. The title Is
unmpeachable, and the sale will be made with
out reserve. VIM. L. BOWER.
Oct /. wtdsli
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$40 EEwARD

WlkGlNlA, 10 wit AT aQuartefly Courr bet1 =
HALIFAX county, the gath day of August iSs. I'
Armlstead Barksdae, plf. against William, n
Elisha Barksdae, John II. Wimbsh Jtbo Try
VIM. A. Thompson, Isaac L. Terry and A,r nun
w. Terry, doits. huai
The defendant VIM. A. Thompson, not having .p,o..,
ms appearance and given security according Ia Tho
oil Assembly and the rule. ofhs court, and i, aS'
10 the Court thai he Is Ho an inhabant of th tn,S
wea'th ON motion OF the plaintiff, by Counsel t. "
ordered that the said defendant, VIM. A, Thompsoo ~
appear here on the fourth Monday in Noyembn, ~ W
aud answer the plaintiffs bill aud that copy oftb
der be forthwith inserted In iona newspaper prpto "
the town ofLynehburs for two months successiyply &
posted at the front door of tho courthouse of count
on some Court day. Ouu'y
cOpy-Teste, VIM HOLT n r
Sept. 10. ,9
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a ! COURT held for Nelson county the 2eth d,y q,
~~A August, le29 Charles Landlord and Elizabeth M,
wifi, otmeTly Elizabeth Lankford, pllf agalDst Lain
NJ well aud sally his vito, formerly Say Farm,
Perrin larrar, Name, Farrar, john Farlar Jno Berb
Ell an1 Jane his wife, formerly Jane Fdffar and WI
Ian Fnrrar, and Johu Farrar, Joseph Far1Rr. poiv
Far ar, sally Farrar and Lucy Tairar cl1ldrrn ~
Fleming Farrar and William Farrar defts m Cb,ncs'
~.
The defendants John Farrar and John Fsrrar lo.,rt
FnrrH, Poly Hrar, Sally farrar and Lucy Fprrar
children and helrs a. law eming Farrar decd ,noi
having entG d their appearance and given 49,
cuEN} according to the of Assembly ma
IT, rules oftls court, and it appearing by ssristnr
tory evidence that they arc not inhabitants of tho
common" ealth, aud without the jurisdiction of ts
court u l. ordered, tat the said absent defendants
do appear hefe the fourth Monday ia Nov next apJ
answer The ll Of the paintis and that COPY of IN,
order be forthwith inserted IN the Nrg nan paper min
ted m thetosn oil nchburg, for two months prey, IN
SAID lay aud that another copy thereof be- posted al b
iront door ofthe courthouse tins county ON some cot
day, copy-Teste, RO {. CIirI I'm n S'
sept IL w5vIO
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NNYE have jutrece,yed a few packages desi-
1" rabe good much cheaper than previous
supplies, tnat ~t ar Induced once more this
GUNNER toinste on, town and country friends
10 examine the prices, feeling confident they
will be surprised AT the ercai reduction IN all
kinds of goods recently mad in the Northern
Markets. MkEE. ROBINSON Il co.
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FOR SALE,

a VERY handsome little Farm, upon the
LAhead waters Of Appomaitox, in Bucking.
ham. This land is in the neigbborhood of Clio.
YER Hill, lies remarkably we'll. produces to.
bacco OF the finest quality. and has upon IL a
very large orchard OF well selected fruit the
tract contains $40 acres-Persons disposed 10
nny, VIII apply TO the subscriber or Col. Saml.
A. fat'eson, who lives adjoining the premises.
SAML. p. CHRISTIAN.
March Q. 10
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sVlRGlNlA-At Rules holden IN the CLERK ofFc. -
the Superior Court of Chancery for the Dsric, q
Lynchhnrg, en- Monday the Sd day of August 500 A.
chibad Glenn, Pitt. against Eustace Hunt adm,
Thomas Bouldn, decd. John Irvine, John siansis
James RaIrev, VIM. Smith, James Scott Jobn l ~
Linn, Thos. Jclrcys, AdunT cote and Harrison S,
field aud J. Richardson, admrs. of John SlsrfaIl
dec. Defts. "e'o'
The defendants James Eastman, James Rainev o,,
Thomas Jetffeys, not having entered their appesrr
aud given security according TO the act of Ass,mI,
and the rules of this court and it appearing 10
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants If ~
country, 1t Is ordered that the said defendants T
appear here On the tenth day of the next term ana
answer the bill of he plaintlifs-and that copv o Inv
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pubI,h
cd in the town Lynchburg, for iwomont stccessyclp
aud posted at the front door ofthe court house in ~,
said town. Wv
Acopy-Teste. ID ROBES n r.
August l.. U.s.,
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COM MIS- SION BUSINESS

NollCE.-A petition will be presented 10
L the next Assembly, Tor the revival OF the
TOBACCO Inspection, at Black Water Ware.
house.
Oct. l. om1d
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NV VIZ 70 purchase several thousand
~ bushels of beat, Tor which the highest
narLe price will be given
MKEE, ROBINSON &cO.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

Oct. l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23

Take pleasure i'll announcing to my clients in the
- Court OF appeals md Court of Chancery, that my
friend JOHN RosERrsoN, Esq has to attend
to my cases in those COURTS To those of them who
may not be acquainted with Mr.. Robertson, 1 bec
leave to say that his talents professional skill and
attention to whatever he undertakes, cannot fail 10
render the change an advantageous one to thsm.--
With view to save trouble to him rs far as posi-
ble oil papers not filed in the SUITS win be- Left wih
my brother David May of Petersburg, who will give
any information in his power respecting them.
Richmond, June IT. Ste JEMAY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23
.E OHN B. BOY having removedto Marian

has established hin1sefthere as Commission Mer
cnan' q VIII transact any business conhded to lscare
The possession OF the commodiots Fire nrooF PnbI;c
warehouse. situated in the most elgbIe part of the
Borough enables him to offer to the Planters descend
ne Roanoke, secure and convenient storage for
tei' produce; lis Office IS in tire house recently oc-
cdoed by Messrg. 7. g. p L. Tab5. ;oDe . IF