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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

4 6ues held the clerks Office OF the Of the y.
States Tor he fth circuit aud district OF Vg
in the month OF July, 1929: Wn, Keith, pit dg0inSi
liam Mayo sheriff of the county Of Beuroo, w illam
0eu sx'oT &c. of Rchafd Brooke, decd, who
of Wm Brooke, deed, which Richard and Wiiliar
ke deylsees and legatees Of Genrge Book,
II, Alexander Tunsal aud heir of Catherine Tun-
4 the same Alexander TUnstaii brother aud heir Of
- &c Tunstali, Wn Gsrnett aud Ann NJ. his WIFE, John
I'LL, Thomas Coleman aud Fr,nccs G. his wife. Eliza
Ludlow, Baylor II III adn'or Of Bsyor Hill and OF
y Hill. decd. John Bioohe, George Brooke, Robett
spbeIl, jn. Robert Campbell HEN aud adm 90 Of COLIN
opbell decd Thomas Pits sheriff Of the county of Is.
Christopher johnson sheriff Of the county RI King
lam 10 whom the estate Of d.. Robert Campbell was
nted for administration, YIN Robinson sheriff 81 the
~ Of kiog q q Jeen to whom the estate Of George
oke committed for administration, and Vm Gar
adm'o, OF Ruoerl BoDke, dec d. dfis-IN CHANCE
defendants John Brooke and George NJ. Brooke
having entered ihe appearance in this aud the
Adant Robert C'mpbell, j.. not having entered his
arnnce 80 the amended bills thefein, and they not
Hg giyea secusty according To iule Of the court and
Ipeadng C-t bry not iuha htaHis NJ the state Of
Una: motion ~ he pisini by his COUNSEL, IL is
ied, the said defendants do appear before the
court 1.-THE city o Richmond, the first day 0f the
term, and ole their answers; and thai copy Of this
be forhwi'h inserted in some newspaper printed
re city Of Richmond for rnils successfully aud
ID az tie font door Of the pol ~ the said city.
. a copy. Tes;s. RO. JEFFRIEs, elk.
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FARMERS BANK or DJRGLNI4

iE Preldent aud Directors have declared ,y;,.ud nj
TWO ano hall per Cent the Capital Stock Gr tho las,
Instant. MAI StSIs ,,," ~ ', ,s 'ou'
sth July lsle-4tc W. S"h"'1 % Nash'
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B.q.NK or. tlIRGINI4--L1I. = ,o,,

-,rIr t.s.,s- -, .i'ci's w JHty %, 1929.
s'Ht- fresluen and Directors have declared dvi1.,
9yable on The 18th instant w DAEpRTi1,st "a o. 81"
utc NdsI'
May l2--l0tC.
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ROBERT b. SEMPLE, in.
ATTORNEY. ar LINZ

LATE OF THE COUNTY KING 81 QUEEN
+ 4 AS removed to Washington City, where he de-
signs in future to prosecute the duties of his
ofesson. He viii attend the courts held for the
strict and the several courts of Loudoun and Fair.
X. lie avails himself OF this opportunity to inform
late clients that the small portion of business
s. aicll he left unfinished will be completed by bis
~ worthy and highly talented friend, Mir. James
NTH of King 81 Queen. His creditors and debtors
respectfully Ieters to his brother, Mr.. james Sem
p OF Essex R'ay %
: trEEL REEDS az WHPTTEMORE,S CARDS
Just received an of Steel Reeds (or Wcayers
cs) and Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards all numbers y
box otherwise, for sale the Sign the Paddock by
June l9-6tc THOM A. RUST
tEORGE w. SKINNER respectfully informs the
y public, that he has opened TRAINING STABLE at
cSnps, hye miles from Hanover Court House, and
n klchmo"d He Will rc:eive few additional horses Oh
suai terms, early application is made. g. W. Skinner
lrcs those who entrst their horses
- the utmost care and attention shall paid them The
Il is ofeNcelicnt quality iuv I-s3t |
NOTICE.-We want to employ 8 or 10
Carpenters to work on the Gainesville Bridge {
FRANCIS b. DEANE, Jr.
GEORGE ARMSTRONG.
Charlottesville, July 8, 1929. ?.
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Commrssrnrrna nrn,0.

49, hIchDIOnh' July Nh, 1899.
The parties interested will please take notice tbs
appointed the l0ih day If September next IN tho
performance Of the duties prescribed the foregoing order
on which day ~ 9oclock, NJ they re required 10 attend
~ my ohce ~ this city, with their accounts vouchers
and documents 'eady Tor examination nd settiemest
% wRw HILARY BAKER. Con,r
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EDMUND WALLSl
FlOHr Inspector, RichUiond.

FOR NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE.
|ENHE Steamboat COLUoNJBUS, Capt. J. d.
n TURNER has commenced her regular run as a
freight and passage boat between this City and Bal
inore. touching at Norfolk and will take freight and
passengers on the terms rs by other conyeyan-
ces, leaving Richmond once in ten days. The sub
scribcr has contracted with the Directors OF the Com
pany Of the Columbus to pass all her frcghts 1T re-
CURED by the consignec or sHpper.) through the
Dock, without any other charge ihun Dockare. All
freight landed at taken Oh board from the wharat
Rockets, will be free Of wharfage.
june 3-2sw6wif LEWIS LUDLAM. Agt.
rVNllE Subscriber bcgs leave To inform his friends
and tie public, that he has removed to this city
and will practice lazy in all III, courts which are
holden hCre,-9nd in the courts of Hanover.
Those who mtrust him with the management Of
their bueness may rely upon the strictcst attention
june est -. BRIGGS.
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LAIESTE,4SI{IONS

4 tOOk AZ RYAN, opposite to Hall < Mocsc's Tiform
me customers AMI se public one of their
mas visited the Nohcm Cities aud has procured the Latest
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go CoHtrii'fioHer's Office, Richmond, an Man. 1920.
rue parties ntcfesedin te execution tic above otde,
hs'eby n9bed, that have appointed Wednesday the
2Sth DAY Of July next 10 commence same az this ONCE
o. which time they hereby required 10 attend
Of the matters in reference by vuUe of tho ss;d od
before me- dHy prepared with all necessary docnmeo,s and
proofs TO enaoe me TO preform the same oSdsr.
THOMAS GREEN. Co,omissio,c,
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lIne % T. II. DREW, Agt
SPARKLING CHAMPAGNE, &c.
3 = boz. 7. c. Champagne, fine
20 do Claret, part superior
ID kegs I.ochiue behring's
Just received. for sale bv
June go r. II. DREW, Ag't.
WHITE HAVANA SUGAR, &c.
Landing 1H.is Morning, From, Schooner Taatiry and
Other PcSSeiS, for suIe.
100 Boxes g"npowder and imperial tea
10 cases cOuistefs imperial and gunpowaer
half pipes Madeira wine
20 Or. casks Malaga do
10 bids prime ST. Croix sugar
a boxes White Havana sugar suitable for
10 halt boxes preserving and for confectionery
10 hhds very superior N. Orleans Sugar
80 bags pepper
20 hhds prime retailing molusses
ALSO,
6 bales Scotch osnaburgs
} do Buraps.
june 23-4t OTIS, DUNLOP & Go.
E1NRESH GOODS.----H. NELSON has re.
ceived by the Schooner Planter,
Black Italian lutestrpg
ColourcG and black gtos dc nupies
Fancy bcrege, and guuze scarfs and hdkfs
New style bonnet and belt ribbons
Book, Inull and Swiss musns
Plain cambria and inconet do
Manchester and French cambria rinphams
Common and fine callcocs assorted, with va
tiety Of other scasonable and desirable goods
ALSO,
Superior power loom sheetinrs, manufactured By
Messr5. Cunningham d Anderson, al this CITY,
winch w'li be sold at the manufacturers lowest cash
price. NAV 28
4 81 C0rI'S SEW NOVEL.-An0c Of 6iegIstcn, or the
- IN, MAIDEN &c OF 'le MIST by tie Author Of WayeIIy.
GORN.-7OO Bushels Corn in the Dock,
for sale by LEBIS VEBB & Co.
june
& lN.-Recclving This Morning, and for
june % 81 if OTIS 6UNLop & co. .
HAVANA SUGARS.
~ Half boxes iavana sugar of superior quality
10 boxes { suitable for preserving and for
Confectoncrs For sale by
june % st Otis, DUNLOP g. co.
! A6A Bags Green Coffee
% hhds old whiskey, for sale on occommo-
dating Terms by ID. TIMDERLAKE.
june 22-ts
/ SOLE LEATHER--IOO sides heavy oak
~ tanned sole leather, averaging 20 lbs and Of SUI
perior quaiity--for sale JAS. WINSTON.
july
/ WITHHELD BACON.--i 6 900 lbs. oil
/ - best Smithheld Bacon. cured by II. Prctlow, oil
small Carolina hogs--Joiuts salt petred-for sale nj
the Dock for cash by JAS. WINSTON.
/ iun
/ Ok Casks French Madeira Wine, just landed from
june 80 D. TIMBERLAKE.
Beautiful Blue Footscap Paper recetred.
TUST received by John H. NASH few
" Reams Of beautiful Foolscap Paper also al
excellent and very large assortment Of whitc--all o
which, he will sell on very reasonable terms.
\ june 26
HANS, SHOULDERS, MIDDLINGS
~ 1900 lbs Of Smithfeld bacon assorted
The joints are well salt petrcd aud cured upon al
/ improved plan; for sale by
June &c JAMES WINSTON.
4 WALKING PUMPS.
61mn Pair gentemen's superior walking
4 NOO pumps, with square and round toes, re-
markably handsome fitting
i 900 pair goatskn, calskn, sealskin and morocco
pumps square and round toes without heels, for sale
4 by CRANN1SS, SON a. BROTHERS,
T. q =. 4 ~ l. .r-..
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-29
l-Y TOWN OFFICER,

e R Laws of Massachusetts relative to the
W duties OF Municipal Officers; together
with Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme
Judicial Court upon those subjects. By ISAAC
GOODWIN, Counsellor at Law. Second Edi-
tion revised and enlarged.
This edition will be found to contain large
number OF forms necessary for transacting
Town Affairs. " Under the head of Parishes,
much additional information will be found re-
speeding the law of Ministers, and Meeting
Houses The interesting statute respecting
Schools, and School Districts, has been care
fully examined and arranged, and some useful
forms relative to this point will be found in the
Appendix. The article, Inspectors Of Lime,
and most of that upon Weights and Measures,
Will be found entirely new. The Rules for as
sesStng tazeS, have received the particular at
tentIon of the Compiler, and it is believed they
will not only be found correctly stated, but
given in manner sufficiently perspcuous and
inielhgible.'
u Just published and for sale by
DORR & ROWLAND.
Worcester April 90 CIV
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Dr.. A. r. PHELPS.

Rw EMBER of the Philadelphia Medical So
I'VE ciety, and Licentate of the Medco-
Chlrurgical Faculty of Maryland, resides for
the present in
SHREWSBURY,
and will devote that part of his time not other
wise employed to the practice of Medicine in
its various branches
u Examinations with the StethoScope, for
ascertaining correctly the various diseases of
the LungS, commonly denominated ConSump-
tons, will also be attended TOBY which pro-
cess only, the true character and kind of dis
eases of the respiratory System can be dis
tinctly ascertained, on practically tenabie and
medically ineligible principles.
Rheumatism, Scrophuia, and obstinate
diseases generally, relieved and cured on the
more intelligent principle of experience, found
ed in medical information
L" Er coHisionc scintiUa"
This is to certify that DR.. Azor R. Phelps
having acquitted himself in satisfactory man
ner before the Examining Committee, and COM
Piled wi the other acquisitions of the bylaws,
was admitted, on the 18th day of January, 1924,
member Of the PHILADELPHIA Medical Society.
PHILIP 8. PnYsIcK, President.
JOSEPH PARRISH, NJ. D., ~; p;p..
SAMUEL JACKSON, NJ. D., 'S's ''S'" Co.
CASPER MORRIS, Rec. Secy.
April 49, II
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BLACKSTONE CANAL M.4VTGaTIoN.
All : : sz-@1m
&E---7. = = mum l7I1iTis,ir.l.!I IN
z5zazEss-.s=ss =-=-@%=
WEDNESDAY,. Anril %.

WEDNESDAY,, April 90.
Cleared, Canal Boat Washington, Capt Poor.
for Providence, with Scythes, Hoe Handles,
Hats, Paper, and Casks.
FRIDAY, April "a.
Arrived, Canal Boat Rhode Island, from
Smthheld, with IS Casks Lime to d. Hey-
wood, and Trees to S. Salisbury.
Cleared, Canal Boat Rhode Island, for Prov
idence, with Cards for Providence, and Machin-
cry for Ohio.
SATURDAY, April 25.
Arrived, Canal Boat Governor Lincoln, Capt.
Mowry, with 300 bushels Corn to j. B. q C. F.
Howell, owners, on board 9 tons Groceries to
II. u. d J. Davis; tons Iron, Furniture, and
Carriages to VIM Throop of Northboro'; Gro
ceries to Burt & Merrck-in all, 81 tons.
MONDAY, April 81.
Arrived, Canal Boat Lincoln, Capt. Prescott
Brigham, to A. Chase, with 5 tons Groceries
for Stone d Harrington 2 bundles Trees for
DIR. Fiske; 9 do do. for VIM. Lincoln Flour,
Sat- and RUM for D G. Wheeler. jr., & Co. !;
Pressed Brick and Free Stone for ID. Waldo !;
casks Card Wire for Silas Earle | do for
Sargent & Jones; Iron for d. Haywood; 80
bales Cotton for John Lees; Flour for Anthony
Chase-ln all, % tons.
Canal Boat MenGon, Capt. Brownell, to A.
Chase, with Lumber for Howe, Jackson &
Co--22 tons.
Canal Boat Woonsoket, Capt. Cav, to A.
Chase. with 10 tons Shells for Rice s. Miller
Flour and Goods for Henry M. Skies & Co.
Flour for Reuben Merriam & Coin ALL 90
tons
Cleared, Canal Boat Gov Lincoln, with wood
Canal Boat, Mendon, Capt. Brownell, for
Providence, with Lumber for Abiiah Allen.
Canal Boat Woonsoket, Capt. Gay, for Prov
idence
TUESDAY, April %.
Arrived, Canal Boat Washington, with %
tons Groceries, so bushels Coin, and 80 casks
Lime, to Gardiner Paine; ! ton Pig Iron and
! ton Coal to Sumner Smith 100 bushels
Corn to Benjamin Porter; 3 tons Groceries to
II. Perrin 10 barrels Flour to F. Mortified
3 tons Groceries to Geo. Perrin g. Coin all,
% tons.
Cleared, Canal Boat Lincoln, Capt Brigham,
with boxes Books from c. Harris; Id barrels
Apples FROM E. Flagg; Il tons Furniture from
the Captain; box Cards from VIM B Earle
4 boxes do. from Chenery Hatch 81 boxes
Boots and Shoes from John Hubbard tons
Hay from Heard & Estabrook.
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DIED.,

In this town, April II, Mr.. William Goes,
aged 49,
In Petersham, April Is, Mrs. Lucy, wife of
Mr.. S. Witherell aged 80
In Barre, April 10, Mr.. Timothy Morse,
aged 81,
In Paxton, April 10, very suddenly, Mr.. sllas
Bigelow, aged 49,
In Fall River, April 25, Miss Elizabeth Chace,
daughter of Oliver Chace, aged %.
In Richmond, IN. H.) March 30, of the con-
sumption, Miss Clarrissa, daughter Of Mr.. Ma
hum Aldrich, aged "a
In Milford, IN. H) Mrs. Lucinda Smith,
wife of Mr.. John Smith, aged %; only daugh-
ter of Mr.. Abel Spaulding
In New Bedford, Mrs. Agnes Sisson, wife of
Mr.. George Sisson.
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WHEELOCK & RICE

A RE constantly manufacturing WASHERS
IA of all sizes from 3.5 inch to % inches in
diameter; NUTS from 3,S inch to 9-o inch
square. Also, SLirrups, Filler Bottoms, Chain
Links, NC. &c, for Cotton Machinery. They
would solicit the attention of Machinlsts, Car
rage Makers, Wheelwrights, and country
Blacksmiths, to the above, as they are deter
mined not to be undelseld by any opposition
establishment. Customers can be supplied at
the Mandatory, and at Messrs, Rice IL Mil
ler's Store, in Worcester or at Messrs. H. Wa.
tiers 81 Co.'S, Stafford, Conn. A discount to
wholesale purchasers. Job work of various
descriptions in iron and wood done at short no.
ticc, i7tf Worcester, April 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHEAP LIVING An Ohio paper, among 9th.
or articles of cheap living in that quarter, men.
tions that corn could be purchased for 20 cents
per bushel; corn meal 25 chickens from 62 10
IS cents dozen !; eggs 6; feathers, per h. 30
flour, per cwt 2.25 honey, per h. 5 to 6 lard
d sugar, lb. & to 8; sausages A to +; and
whiskey 81 to So per barrel.
There are two families in South Yarmouth,
living in one house, consisting of great grand.
mother, 2 grand-mothers, 3 mothers, | father,
husband, wife, 2wdows, 5 children, d grand
children, and great.grand- children, and but 6
in all.-BarnStdbLe Journal
On the 18th inst, Capt. iona. Hall of Wind.
sor, (Vt) son of the late Hon. Willis Hall of
Sutton, about II years of ago, cut once in two
six cords of wood
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improvement IN Cutting Boots.

IA VIE subscriber having invented an improv-
Il ed mode of Cutting Boots by rule, in such
manner, as by having the correct measure Civ
en-, to enable any one to make certain fit, Ell
Their with or without previous practice, and also
to perform the operation with much greater
despatch than in the usual mode; and having
obtained letters patent for the same, now offers
for sale rights to use said improvement for sin
gle shops or fer any portion of territory that
may be desired. The Improvement has been
examined by the best of judges, and has met
with the most decided appreciation. 1t has been
subjected TO the best of all tests, that of prac-
tlce, and has answered every expectation. As
evidence of this, the following certificate is
offered
This may certify that, for two months past,
we have used Capt. I1owe's improved mode of
Cutting Boots by rule, and find it to combine
the advantages of rapidity of execution, and ex-
actness in fitting, even the most difficult feet
So well are we pleased with it that we would
not for any trfling consideration, be deprived
of it. We therefore freely recommend it to
Others in full confidence that it will meet their
decided appreciation. SCOTT g. SMITH.
Worcester, April 81, 1899"
Orders for the above will be furnished at the
most reasonable rates, and applications for the
same made personally to the subscriber, or to
Scott & Smith, at their Shoe Store, No. 8
Goddard's Buildings, will be promptly attended
to. THOMAS HOWE
Worcester, April 80 II
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Ma 4 RI r. ID

In this town, April II, by Rev. Mr.. Hill, Mr.
William Nj. Towne to Miss Frances Robinson,
daughter of Mr.. Jeremiah Robnson.-Apri %,
by Rev. DIR. Bancroft, Mr.. Thomas Dyer to
Miss Lucretia Willard, all of this town.
In West Boylston, April %, by Rev. Mr..
Fisher, Mr.. Holman Kendall to Mrs. Sally
Brooks, both of Sterling.
In Longmeadow, April 20, Mr.. Aaron Kim
ball. Jr., OF Brookfield, to Miss Eliza Cooley of
Longmeadow.
In Fall River, Mr.. Andrew Fearing of Bos-
ton to Miss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bowen
of the former place.
In Industry, (Me.) Rufus Viles, ESQ, aged
AZ, TO Miss Sarah Ann Stanley, aged l3
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NEW GOODS.
BY
HEARD & ESTABROOK.

lit the Green Store.
HUST received, and now opened, prime as
o. sortment of SPRING GOODS, from the
most recent importations; among which are to
be found English, French, and India Goods, of
new and elegant patterns together with super
fine, common, black, blue, olive, brown, and
mixed BROAD CLOTHS & CASSIMERES.
AMERICAN GOODS-A new assort-
ment, consisting of bleached and brown Sheet
ings and Shirtings, of various widths, qualities,
and prices; Broad Cloths; Cassimeres Satin
etts; Stripes; Jeans; Bed Ticks, warranted
indigo blue and Calicoes, of new and elegant
patterns.
VEST INDIA GOODS and GRO
CE X ES-A fresh assortment, and of prime
qualities.
All Of which are offered at fair and reasona-
BILE prices for cash, produce, and fair credit, by
HEARD & ESTABROOK.
Worcester, April 80 If
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TENO be sold, by order of the Supreme Judi
IL cial Court, at the house of Calvin Towns
ley in Templeton, Innholder, on MONDAY,
the lSt day Of June neat, at one of the clock in
the afternoon, two-seventh parts of the rever-
sion of the Real Estate of JONATHAN
WHlTCOMB. late of Templeton, deceased,
being part of the widows dover or thirds in
the Estate of the said Jonathan, deceased, and
being thirty acres of Land, situated near the
Common Of the south Meeting House in Tenn
pleton, consisting of Moving and Pasture Land
Also, Sd acres of Pasture Land, situated in the
westerly part of Templeton. Said two-seventh
parts in said Lands to be sold for the benefit of
Minors The other heirs to said Estate, who
are of age, will also at the same time sell their
shares in said Estate, being ive-seventh parts
in said Lands.
MOSES ZEALAND, Guardians
SILAS SAWYER, JR., { to the Minors.
Tempeton, April 25, 1920 IL
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TO PRINTERS.

VIE subscribers are now prepared to fur.
nlsh printers with COMPOSITION
ROLLERS of the best kind. of anv length
that may be desired, at short notice and ON rea-
sonable terms. Old Rollers will also be re.cast.
The improvement which has been made in this
article, he's caused it to be generally substitute
ed for balls, wherever it can conveniently be
obtained by those who regard the ease, rapidity
and perfection Of their work The trouble is
less, and the expense not greater than is incur
red in the use of balls.
s. H. COTTON & CO.
Worcester, April %
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GEO. PERRIN & co.

FL AVE taken one of the large Brick Stores
u q on Messrs. Haywood q Paines Basin, in
Washington square, and are ready to receive
Goods of any description, to be transported on
the Canal.
o. Particular attention paid to all Goods
directed to their care, and will be stored at
far rate. IF Worcester, April %
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FOR SALE.

d A CLOTHIERS SHOP, and
f5sTtaS4 IN Carding Machine, situated in
lasS Ashuy, about half mile south of
4-'s' sGs'zsAhs the Meeting House. SAID Shop is
large and commodious two'story building, with
spacious dye house under it; is well stocked
with tools; is in good repair; has sufficient
supply of water, and good run OF business. 1t
is believed bat few better chances are offered
to those who wish to engage in this business.
1t will be sold cheap, and considerable part of
the purchase money may remain on an approx
ed credit. If not sold soon, it will be TO Let
Apply to the subscriber in Ashburnhan.
April % FITCH CROSBY.
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MILFORD ACADEMY.

YENHE public are respectfully informed, that
n Miss MARY E. FIrcH of Cambridge, has
been engaged to take charge of the Female De-
ing, Embroidery, &c, together with the solid
branches, will be attended to- The other de.
partment will be appropriated to the instruc-
ton Of young Ladies and Gentlemen, and,
therefore, any young Lady wishing to attend
to studies not pursued in the female depart
ment, can attend to them in the other. Miss
F. will, it is believed, as well on account of her
competency as her long experience and well
known reputation, render the school, not only
useful, but pleasant. Tuition in this depart
ment, 81, payable in advance. The next quar-
ter commences on the Sd of June next
CHARLES THURBER, Preceptor
Milford, April % II