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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05
Valuable Hands for s,alc.

~, ON,ht Sd day Of Mo,eh nert, ,he sub.
sYEsE scri rs, acting as trustees under deed Of
|NE- trust fr9m the late Robert Patton, jun'r and
+-es~ wife, w offer for sale AT public AUG on, Ut
the front dooruf The Reading Room in Alexandria,
Three Valuable Tracts of Land,
on the south side Of Great Hunting Greek. near the
sad town, two Of which djoin the formerly be-
longing to the said Patton, called Spring Bank-that
TO say. tract Of Land conveyed to the said Robert
Patton by Rch'd. Scott, Jas Irwin and Francis Ham.
mersy, acting as Commissioners uhdera decree of the
County Court of Fairfax, containing about One Hun.
dred Acres
A fract nj Land conveyed 10 :he said Ro.
bert Patton by William Hepburn and wife, containing
about One Hundred and Nine Acres
And Tract Of Land conveyed TO the said
Robert Patton by william Herbert and wife containing
81 l416 Acres.
For more particular description, persons DESTROYS
OF purchasing referred to thu Decd lie posted a
the Bank OF Alexandria, for whose security il was,
made Terms, Cash
Sale at O'Clock, T.. NJ.
COIN "a. AuLD, Trustees.
ian 29-- Stawts
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iATCTTONs.
BY GEORaE WHITE

BY GEORGE WHITE.
I'm wednesday evening next the eth inst It haH
" past SIX O'Clock, at the Auction store conner q
KING and st. AsPh Streets, will be sold smal col.
lection 1T -.
Neso and Secondhand Books %
Among them will be found several choice standard
works Also, about Is volumes u voitaires woek1
in French, together with variety Of
DRY GOODS,
consisting Of cloths, cassinet. Asnnes bed.t;eksr.
domestics, vestings, &c sc.
At private sale.
few ten plate stoves and one door Franklia
which to close sales will be sold very Low
elegant mantle glass, pier do
Chins in sets, mattresses
Stick back and stump chairs
Rush and cane bottom do. handsome assortment
sugar at sugar house prices, &c
The above Sale is postp0n.
ed till Saturday evening, the 7th inst when several
articles Of Hardware, &c, will be added. feb
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Trustees ssale.

ID virtue Of deed of trust from Moore Hoi TO me.
ID bearing date the 5th day OF October, 1927, and
duly recorded in the Clerks of7ire Of the County
Court of Prince William. shall, on the first Eondav
in Fe5ssnry nsrs, being court day before the ffont
door Of the Court House Of the said county, expose TO
sale, by public auction, for ready money, a
lt..4.1s TRACT OF LAND,
s5Hca conveyed to me by said deed. lying on the
SGSS north side Of the waters If Broad Run con-
.s.4g~. taiuing two hundred acres, more or less.-
Ash shall sell said hand merely trustee under said
deed. shall convey to the purchaser such title only %
is thereby vested in me.
dec 5-ts JAMES q. HRYCE
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ueiaware $. Carolina Consolidated Lottery
I DC draxR in Wilmington Del on Saturday 9TH Of
p:oae,sy, .sS numbers, drawn ballots Highest
Ne so'OoO; Tickets 81, halves 2; quarters l..
49,. Virginia State Lottery,
S'h ne benefit OF the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
lS,a lass, will De drawn in Richmond on Wednesday
NJ Highest Prize Sc, 900. Tickets $50;
'eS w. Quarters S; eghths so. For sale at
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:NurtM, mberl"na academy
TIE kfV 1nOMAS G. IHORNIO

HE XIV .iHONtS u. IBOkN ON,
~ O well known TO the public able and expert
enced eachar, wa continue to pre- SIDE over this
Institution the rn ung lie viii br again assist
- by Mr.. JosKrH q. DAVIS, young gentleman ct If
proachabie character, and who has already evirced
siis.actory evidence of high qualifications teach
The Academy is si'uated two mics below Nnrthum-
berland Cour, house. in cghnorhood pro-, rb'slly
healthy. Colonel MILAN JET the present. stew
ard. viii continue 90 mana The boarding department
In this lnsttu ion taush the ann Greek, and
Hebrew languages and Translation ~ the French Isn-
gu,ge-tog. ther with other qusies tor collie
eiate
About one hundred and fit, volumes Of Books. of
History and science have been CAREFUL, selected ~
the CONNIE nient Library.
Mathematical instruments. Globes and Maps, both
ancient and modern, also provided for the Of
the Students
For Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and English Gram.
mar, $40
These, with Geosraph, the use Of the Globes
and Mapping, IS
In all other cases, (annual'y,) 80
For Board ANNUALLY exclusive of bedding and
candles, 90
I-T The session will commence the first day Of
February, and end about the first Of December, with
out An, Summer vacation. Parents and Guardians
will recoect, that they liable for the tuition fees
and board of their and wards, from the time Of
entrance ill the end of the session, to be paid quar-
terly in advance.
SAMUEL BLACKWELL,
President Of the Board Of Irristees
December l. 1923
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!. RUMNEY,S

n- Lottery and Exchange Office. fleraadra,
10 having OF the Grand Consolidated Washington CT.
s aSS's.ery, 18th Class-l2 "a 2 % IS az
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Marshal's Sale.


EATlLL be sold on the premises for cash, on Thur.
w day the Goth day of February next,st IL O'clock
one piece or parcel Of Land, nearly oil in timber.
containing about
Sixty Acres,
or so much thereof as will satisfy an execution in e.
vor OF Philip II Minor. forthe use Of George Ainof
and others, agains, Hugh W. Minor, situsted aud
being in the county of Alexandra. about ten
miles from Alexandra and five miles from George.
town, beginning and bounded a. follows -
Na stake to John a somers' purchase of Smith Nj
which piece parcel of Land was purchasrd By
the sand Hugh W. Minor of Philip u Minor, with Z
straight line from the stake to box oak and bounded
by the line of Writings land thence with WRITINGS
line norti, until it corners at the said Hugh w. Minors
land, occupied BY him, thence with parallel line
southwest course, to the line Of the same tract Of
land Of the said H. w. Minor thence south TO the be-
ginning. c. SCOTT, Deputy VI.
for I Ringgod, Marshal.
P.S. Should TIE purchaser fail to pay the purchase
money in days from da, of sale. the Land will be
reso and the first purchaser held responsible for any
deficiency that may arise in consequence Of the Sc
cond sale. ,
jan 2o-eots C. SCOTT, D. NJ.
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We, the undersigned, have this day attended an
animation OF the Students Of NoaTRuM sERLAHp AGA
DENY, aud concur in the opinion, that the highly gra
tifying in which the several classes (comprs-
ing the dead languages, English Grammar. GcogIa.
ply, and Mathematics. acquitt themselves ndicai
both of the application any procienc, OF the Stu
dents and Of the fidelity, ability, and udcious mode
of instruction pursued by the Teacher.
JOHN D. LELAND,
J. NJ. SMITH,
WIN B. HUDNALL,
WIN. HARDING, Jr.
Nov. 81, 1928. SAM'L BLACKWELL.
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SHIP NEWS.

Sehr Isabella Capt Corning, of this port, was left
Naranham, 9th Jan. 10 sail for Pairaba in 5 DAVIS
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New paNer.

PROPOSALS will be issued in few days, for pub
fishing by subscription, in he town Of Alexandra
r'-weekiy paper, to be entitled
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IL 8 ~ 2 2S So ~
.e The drawn numbers in the Grand e Consolidated Lot
.ty 18th class Ecb
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Teas, Coffee and Lam

Ind General Advertiser
No o-3t HEATING & ROBINSON.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-22
HIICHCOCK'S .NEHLY INVENTED
NUFF

E1NOR the absolute relief and cure m
a Catarrh, Dizziness of the Head. Veal
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness. In.
rants trouble d with snuf1les It's an immediate
re'et 1t is also found highly beneficial in martial
shoeKs OF palsy, especially in elderly peopIe the
nj having often been protracted for wears. AZ
Ter an experience OF more than fourteen years'
Pracuce, can safely say that have met moth
ms as substitute for it in the above diseases.
Having proved the inefficacy of a variety of Ca
tarThsi Snnit in my own family, / was induced to
make trial for something more certain and eff
cseious IN ITS effects and was led to the dscoverv
OF the newly invented snuff, which succeeded 70
admiration IN my own family, and with numerous
others VINO applied to me for relief. I cannot
therefore torbear offering the public part;e;,
e e IN the benefits derived fl ON the use Of his
onuH; and although numbe ress certfcates
Gndoubted good effects might be obtained. nre"
Ter resting 1T on its own merits, and the unbisss-
ed !rIal OF candid public, who may wish for re-.
liei in the above diseases. 0'
directions for using:-Begin with small
pnch on soInst to bed. and another in the MOI
lng-mere asng to three or four per dsy.
. a. he public are cautioned against purcbo.
ing spurious kinds of the above Snuff The aon
G u is Tor sale in Worcester by J. ROBINSSN
frlGe 70 cents per bottle; S2,25 per dozen.
' NV ~ 1871 eoIy46
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DY s 2 e p STA.

TENHIS prevalent disorder, as it exhibits
"A itself IN Its customary symptoms ol want OF
appetite, distressing hatuencies hear: burn. nam
in the stomach, sick head ache, nausea, vomitino
and cosliyeness is found to Weld to the tried
efficacy of DR. Relics Vegeta6h Specific, ana
.4nH- Bilious Fills.
These two preparations combined constitute
| an efcacons remedy for the Dyspepsia. even
after it has acquired the most obstinate character
and resisted every effort of professional skill.
When both medicines are administered in CON.
nexon according to plain and particular dire ctions
accompanying the Vegetable Specific, they thor.
oughly cleanse the alimentary canal of that yiscid
mucus which is the proximate cause of the dis.
order. and as tonic and stimulant, they restore
the healthy action and energy Of the stomach.
ana strengthen the debilitated system. The pro.
prletor can also confidently recommend the Veg
etable SPECIFIC as one of the best remedies known
for the sick head ache.
Prepared, and sold wholesale by II. KJDDED
proprietor Of the "Conwav Medicine !" Count;no
Room in Chambers over No. 81, corner of (,onr9
and Hanover.streets, Boston, and at retail nv b;s
appointment, together with all the CONWAY Med.
icine, by
J. ROBINSON and j. GREEN & co. Wor.
cester, " W
HENRY ALLEN, Leoninster.
CARY, RICE, CO., North Brook6eLJ
CHARLES PARKMAN, Wcstborovg6
JOHN CAPRON & SONS, UrbyidSe'
TIMOTHY DOTY, Westrainster.
&. B. PARKER, Lancaster.
and ofvarious Druggists, &c. throughout the coun.
try.
Observe none are genuine unless signed T..
klDDER on the outside printed wrapper.
OF Large discount to dealers.
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INDIGESTION

III EW ETT'S Improved Vegetable Pills
" or German Specific, will prove q sure 80
coy Tor Indigestion, Jaundice, Diseases ne r.
Liver Loss of Appetite, Headache, Dizz;ne sao
weakness OF the Limbs, Costiveness and Pile
Among the many testimonials recentiv reoa;S
ed OF the salutary effect of these pill III g.,
ton i'r eAAmina-
Nt t'"c' % a letter from the Rev. Mason Kjlc-
Peh' Sud6nHy w. Sept. S, ISQ8,
DEAR oIR-lt IS with no ordinary interest
IN" l uhuer'ake to recommend to the public
the virtues ct Je~etts Improved Veget able Pills
or herman Specific for the cure of Ind;eestion
&c My own case has been one of the most nm!
conIueraoie Kind, having long set at defiance
mtu'ca' arc, dieting exercises, and the more
iaShonabie Specifc-the waters of Saratopa. a
Being totally Frustrated in mind and body. i was
induced almost without hope, to make use of the
ABOVE named Pills; and was surprised to find
their powerful effects. Nv distress;no go, ~
toms daily decreased, and am now almost en-
ureiy cured OF most distressing complaint
when Tor seven years had resisted a preat yar;,
ETY. OF the most popular remedies.
MASON KNAPEN.
he following extract of letter from gen
ueman Oh boston was received through the Bos-
ton Post Office, dated Sept. IA, 1928.
Sill am induced by feelings of the liveI;os,
gratitude to make kRownto the public the fol-
loving cure by means of Jewett's Imnroved
Vegetable Pills, or German Specific. Nv com
plant was the Dyspepsia, attended with pain in
the SIDE and stomach, loss of appetite, &c sc.
applied to several distinguished Physicians.
ana used all the medicine generally prescribed
20 persons IN my suaton; but they proved in
efectual AT last by the advice of \ friend. who
mad been cured in something similar tn
mine, made trial Of the above named Pills and
by implicitly following the directions, thew rave
me almost instant relief and by using two boxes
more, they Effected permanent cure. am
now enjoying excellent health and would heartily
recommend to those persons laborinp under
Dyspepsia, to make trial of the above medicine
" Many new certificates may be examined
on the bill OF directions Observe that the bill of
directions to each genuine box is signed II.
tiumey, and the label to each box is signed in
the hand writing of the joint proprietor
Dr. Jea0etfS american Vegetable Bitters.
These Btters have been extensively used for
nearly thirty years, and are highly approved for
Indigestion, loss of Appetite, general Weakness.
Heart Burn, Nausea, Jaundice, Sick Headaehe'
sc. "s"et
They are prepared from vegetables exclusively
the growth OF our own country, and are unoues.
tionably at present before the public the most
valuable remedy for those diseases in which R;t-
tiers of any sort are indicated.
These Bitters are prepared by Stephen Jew.
cit, son of the late DR. Stephen Jewctt of Rindra
IN. H.) and warranted to be If the same ousi?,,,
OF those formerly prescribed by his father
e. 5r,; Se ola 1yI ROBINSON Worcester.
mp" 80 eotNl2
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DIR. A. r. PHELPS.

SH EMBER of the Philadelphia Medical So
4VK clety, and Licentiate of the Medico
Ghirurgical Faculty of Maryland, resides for
the present in
SHREWSBURY,
and will devote that part of his tire not other
wise employed, to the practice of Medicine in
its various branches
III Examinations with the Stethosc0pe, for
asceTtalnlng correctly the various diseases of
the LungS, commonly denominated Consu7D
tons, will also be attended to,-by which pro-
cess only, the true character and kind of diseas
es OF the ReSPiratOry System can lie distinctly
ascertalned, on practically tenable and med-
caiIy Ineligible principles
= rheumatism, Scrophula, and obstinate dis
eases generally, relieved and cured ON the more
intelligent principle of experience founded in
medical information
EE cOUiSiOne ScintiHa"
This is to certify that Dr. Azor R. Phelps
having acquitted himself in a satisfactory man
ner before the Examining Committee and com
Piied with the other acquisitions OF tn bylaws,
was admitted, on the 18th day of January, 1924,
member OF the Philadelphia Medical Societg.
PHILIP S. PHYsIcK, Pre- sident.
JOSEPH PARRISH, NJ. D.,
SAMUEL JACKSON, NJ. D., ''es F'estdts'
CASPER MoRRIs, Rec. Sec'u.
May 81. fotfo1
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RARE CHANCE.

ENILL be sold at Public Auction, on The
w fourth day Of august nezt, Gf not pre-
viously disposed of at private sale) FARM
situated about one mile from Worcester village
on the Boston Turnpike, containing 30 acres
excellent Land all of which is good Moving
with new House, two Barns, and a Cider
Mill in good order. The subscribers would re.
specially invite persons wishing to purchase
to call and examine the above before purchas
ing elsewhere. ~ Conditions made known al
the time and place of sale.
JOEL GATES.
WILLARD GATES.
Worcester, July Is. IS
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highly approved Eye Water, which will brace aud
restore the tone OF the diseased parts. On re.
cent sore eyes the effect is highly saIutary. In
cases OF years standing, the most unexpected re.
lief has been received after other applications Of
inferior efficacy had failed Weakness, soreness.
and other complaints of The Eyes, proceeding
from colds, have been permanently removed
Those who use it pronounce it to be the best
preparation for these complaints they ever mel
with, especially in obstinate cases of soreness and
inflammation. Price Is cents per bottle
ALsO,-thc celebrated Cambrian TooM ,9che
Pills, which give immediate relief. without The
least injury To the Teeth. On trial this will be
ootIod one OF the best remedies known for this
painful complaint. Price 50 cents box.
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VENHlS filthy and infectious disorder, be
z 1t ever so inreterate, may be cured in one
hours application. by the use of DUMFRIES'
oiN iMENT. 1t is unrivalled for the pleasant
ness, ease expedition. safety and certainty with
which it produces perfect cure of this disease.
The ointment is known to be so certain and ex-
peditous in its operation, as to effect cure in one
hours Application Only! without any hazard of
taking cold, as the composition does not contain
the least particle Of mercury, or any other dan
gerous ingredient, it may be applied with perfect
safety in the state of pregnancy and even to chill
dIen at the breast. Price 81 ID cents per boz,
NTH ample directions.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, SIS. AT n meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the
third Tuesday of June, A. ID. 1899:
Ek HEREAS, upon the petition of SAM
w UEL SAWYER and others, for road
in Sterling and Princeton, by William Richard.
sons, due proceedings having been had there
on, IT is considered and adudged by said Coun-
'ty Commissioners, that common convenience
and necessity require the location of a highway
or common road over the route, described in
SAID petition, as hereafter described, to wit
Beginning at or near the house of Ebenezer
Buss IN Sterling, in said County thence in a
southerly direction through lands of Ebenezer
Buss, Benjamin Buss, the heirs of William
Richardson, now deceased, Asa Hill, and Sam
uel ). May, to the County road in said Ster-
ling, leading from Princeton to Sterling Meet
ing House, near the Cooper's Shop of Jacob
Smith; the whole route being within the towns
of Princeton and Sterling.
1t is, therefore, Ordered, That notice be Civ
en- to all persons and corporations interested
therein, that said Commissioners will hold a
meeting at the house of Mrs Prudence Rich
ardson in said Sterling, on Thursday, the taoen-
tteth dag Of august merit, at nine o'clock in the
forenoon, by publishing an attested copy of
said adjudication and order thereon, in o The
s"usSnt""SetCS org, newspaper printed IN
said Worcester, three weeks SUGGEST vey, the
last publication to be fourteen days, at least,
before the said twentieth day of August
And it is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
OF said County, or his deputy serve the several
Town Clerks of the said towns of Sterling and
Princeton, each, with an attested copy of said
adjudication and order, thirty days, at least,
and also post up an attested copy thereof in
two public places in each of said towns of Ster-
ling and Princeton, fourteen days, at least, be
fore the said twentieth day of August, at which
time and place said Commissioners will pro-
coed to lay out, locate, and establish, a public
highway or common road over the route de-
scrlbed in the adjudication aforesaid and to
hear all persons and corporations interested
therein, who may then and there desire to be
heard thereon, and to assess such damages as
any person or corporation may sustain, BY Tea
son of the location of the road aforesaid
A copy of the adjudication and order of no.
tlce on the petition aforesaid.
% Attest.
II
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WILLIAM JENNIsON, Clsrk pro tenn

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, IS. AT meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester within
and for the County of Worcester, on the
third Tuesday of June, A. D. 1929:
VA HEREAS, upon the petition of OIL
w YER FOX and others, due proceedings
having been had thereon, it is now further con-
sidered and adjudged by said County Commls.
sloneTs, that common convenience and necessi-
ty require the location of highway or common
road over another part of the route described in
the petition, as is hereafter described, to wit ::
Beginning near the dwelling house of Benia-
min Lathe in Royalston; thence in the best d.
rection to or near Murdock's tavern in Win.
chendon village; thence by or near Samuel
Woods tavern in Ashburnham thence in a
seuth-easterly direction, to the line of the town
OF Westminster, by the old road, from Ashburn-
ham TO FTchburg,-the whole of this part of
the route being within the towns of Royalston,
Winchendon, and Ashburnham
1t is now, therefore, Ordered, That notice be
given to all persons and corporations, interest
ed therein, that said Commissioners will hold
meeting at the house of Ephraim Murdoch,
Jr., lnnhoder in said Wnchendon on .Monda1,,
the taoenty:trSt dug of September ne1t, at two
o'clock, in the afternoon, by publishing an at
tested copy of this adjudication and order there
on. in " The Massachusetts Spy,' newspaper
P''''bSN III 'OlNOotCIs III odlu COuIty, IDIee
weeks snccessively, the last publication to. be
fourteen days, at least, before the said twenty
first day of September.
And it is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
Of said County, or his deputy serve the several
Town Clerks of the towns of Royalston, Win
chendon, and Ashburnham, with an attested
copy of said adjudication and order thirty days,
at least, and also post up attested copy there
of in two public places in each of said towns of
Royalston, Winchendon, and Ashburnham, four
teen days, at least, before the said twenty first
day OF September, at which time and place
said Commissioners will proceed to lay out, To-
cate, and establish, public highway or com
mon road over that portion of said route which
is described in the adjudication aforesaid and
to hear all persons and corporations interested
therein, who may then and there desire to be
heard thereon, and to assess such damages as
any person or corporation NAV sustain, by rea-
son fthe location of said road as aforesaid.
copy of the adjudication, and order of no.
tice, on the petition aforesaid.
% Attest
WILLIAM JENNISON, Clerk pro tenn.
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PAINTING.

FILLER 81 WOOD inform their friends
1vh- and the public, that they have taken the
Stand formerly occupied by Dea Robert Peck
ham, few rods north of the Meeting House in
Westminster, where they intend carrying on
the Painting Business, such as House, Car
riage, and Sign Painting, &c. They intend to
keep on hand Fancy and Common CHAIRS,
which they will sell by wholesale or retail, as
cheap as can be bought at any place of equal
quality Orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to.
N. b. Carriages Trimmed and Repaired
SALMON MILLER.
FRANCIS WOOD.
Westminster, July Is "28