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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

NOTICE II viii Offer FOR sale, on Friday
The 18Th losi at nv house, On 'he Nofu'
fork OF Ouef. in the county Of H. aiord, hdJoin'
inp Ihe lands OF Henfy Clarke, Bdaar n"at-
kins aud Others, tue uacl OF land "hereon !
nov reside, containing 30 : acres. lhs
Is valuable iarn, eoniainfHg considerable
portion Of fifst rate LD~gfounds, producing hne
crops of Tobacco. aud Is comfortably improved
Also. At the same time and place, SIX or eight
Negroes, al my stock a, Horses Cattle, Hog
and shrep, my crop of Gram, Fodder bono.
hold and kneben furniture, Plantation ufen
sis. &c. There are upwarls Of 80 bushels OF
Wheat, aud quantity OF Rye so"n o. the pre-.
mi.es. ia good order A0y person DESTROYS Of
purchasing will do we'll 70 view the promises
before tbs day OF sale The purchaser can
have possession on tine lsi day Of January.
Teams made known on the day Of sale.
JAMES MARTIN.
This sale is made for the purpose Of paying
all iusdenands agalnsi lie subscriber
j NJ.
nar tdt3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
NICHOLh ) II. COBF s
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
Nov %

MOIICE by virtue o4.a dec,ee of the
~ county Court OF Charlotte, in a cut be-
i"een Thomas Fox and others, plaintiffs, aud
Chnsteen Cock and Others defendants. ST all
proceed, on Thursday the I'm day of Dee
next to sell, to the highest bidder. on tue pre-
mises, thar valuable tract Of Land, in the county
Of Charlotte, on Tarnip Creek, belonging to the
estate OF lhr lHte George Cock, on one and two
years credit, containing between 3 aud 400
acres. Purchaser giving bond and approved
security. Any person wishing 10 view the
land will apply to Mr.. John Cock, who resides
on he premises, who will shrw it,
ROBERT MORTON, Com.
Nv % fds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

a PETITION will be presented to the oex,
1A Legislature of Virginia for permission TO
erect pubic Ware House for the insnec,;on
o, looscco' IN the town of Lynchburg. on Lot
NO ~ The property of G. A. Rose.
G. A. ROSE,
NJ. JACOB HAAS,
80 :, I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

RY virtue of decree Of the conn,v A..
- OF Amherst, We will sell. on Fla. eoet
18Th December next, on the premises. ~ we
land containing one hundred acres, adj"
the lands of Peter Richie, Thomas Mo,,l.ns
heirs aud others, near The Union Mils aaI
Saturday the 19h, at the house of BsniaI-o'a
Sale, on the premises, one other ttaet - I'm n
containing 266 acres, on credit Of y ,no ,a,'
ON the purchasers giving bouds with sniB e,,.
security for payment OF the same The las, ,as'
TONED tract is mostly good creek bottoms a ~
comfortable buildings and good orchard. sas
is part Of lands belonging TO Thomas Nor
deed. JAMES DAVIS. ! 80,
JOSIAH ELLIS, }mi,ior
I. n. EUBANk. or,
Amherst, Nov 10. III,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

Fall and w inter Goods.


! TpNlIL snbsCrlbers having nov received me
n grealer part Of ibrn FALL ana WIN
| lkh GOODS, respectfully invite lhf" custom
| crs, aud purchasers generally, 10 examine ih'h
| present extensive a-sofim'ni' IN me FANCY
! LEE, they have lbr pleasure OF rnffl"B' al III"
most moderate lefs' thf following
superior oia1R ''alan h"s"i"ss
! hGhesi blk. oain LeNao'lnts
lilk., and blue hack Go de Nap SILKS
blk. Corded 'r" de Eanns, an" a'''c'e
! Printed batltessf, various shades and henfeS
| Rich hguted lsInhtines, extremely cheap
| oaiins, Modes aud tinrences. every shade
.'fp h' Nap SUITS, fYeiy shade
fhriSla" PLAID dio IL Maps. ne" s'yie
lew PIE IS Nahkn ~ anton '"Pes
Calienrr an eHirnsftr add #r""rfhi assortment
bk' 'nc's ANS ana b"mhalln's
london brown and ihp'ld b'ne fei'sso oio'hs
Blue aut scarlet Merm' tloihs
~ aohoo'a booN a'os,'''' ''eo''' hBu'eS
81 IN 'ad Cd l ~" - and ~1 combres
4 ,ew piece. ID Medium Mlslin., elegant
Al i 4 and a. If,t,t haul
! Ne,ino Lon So,uI.. C.sf order
Embroidered PAN, I .,p. shawl, and Scarfs
! T. ,lmerine and snk shaws
| Ice C,rel roII., ~. an pclerine. 81, Is,i,d
Dcroiipc and Baregr D,es. 5hawls
ArlRca " ~ h.. AMI Roses
! a md n 4 R,thin., t,,..s ni,;n and 6,,,,od
| threat and lBohrtn,t Edpncs
! Il chest Brnssci, Ia,es
srk and Roht,n,, do baodsor,o.t civil.
Bobhlnet / AZ, Wells whit. ami hlnrL
Fine Lawns. and Linen Cnnb,ic udLfs
| Cation sui md Norsted uns,o,,. h,ll.ssor,
mont
Fine and spn.,Gne orass blc,cheaIrisb Linens
A few piece. s,ncfior Tl,rnd Comhn,ks
A ..',tI a..,',t,,,.,,, - 80 -, M;
bon4
A yarie,v of riclcs, enb,oido,.d R,I, phhors
LADIES ymbroiie,ea Min. and uo,se SKIN
tI,,as
4 feN hovrs f.,ey "a, p,hho,,
WItc usfr,np R,bbnn. sol,d coio,s
i,a5c. a,,l (!,nt,.n,o,,' i,,,,,, H. Gill
tlaaaa '''e' ~" "''o N'"
p,.in. ,,,,., n,o,i,. ,,t., ~. ,..,:c,,
n,,,aia ~ ''' "
ca,. t,sl,;o,oIlo I,.i.. scS
W 'N' ct
SINiLE GOODS.
\ few pieces ertfd fine Eaz. G. his, blue and
| black
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
Cnr. arission BaslKess.

z.luE Subscriber ofTert rs SERVICES 10 his
friends and The publ AID iakes this nv
,tod OF Informing oi IL IN that hr IA op"nea
a house ftw aoors above the Post once On
the man stfeei. where he will rroeItf al KINDS
of enuntr, produce. Il ell on Com'nisson lie
viii slso sell tobacco or attend 10 ihe shipping
of IL: he also hasa large house prepared Tor
storage. where Flour, &e can be stored Tor asy
length NJ time. Al persons inifusiing business
ofe,, Gind 10 him shall he promptly attended
Ia His charges shall be as moderate as any
ore could wish that would do Inn equal justice.
ue honrs by his moderate charges and Sfiet
attention to merit share OF public patronage.
LEWIS BROWN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

II.HE copar,nership of Rose j. Paltsson,
u inihe practice OF Medicine, terminated
b. It's own ilqiralion, il May last. those in
dehled 10 the late frm by bond or long stand
ing accounts, are earnestly req iesied 10 make
speedy payment, ms Dr. Patte-on's delicate
state o. health will induce him 10 spend the
Winter in Philadelphia, at considerable ex.
pense. G.. \ ROSE,
JNO. II. PATTESON.
Nov 30 lm3l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

WTfILL be Offered ior hire, Tor Inc ensning
" wear, on Tuesday Inc 2gth II tbs month,
at The late residence Of Samuel
Turner, dee near New Glasgow, Amne'si
county, from ID 10 20 valuable N9gr0es. con-
sisi,ag of all descriptions, Men. Women, Boys
and Girls. Amongst them are tso first rate
RIack Smifhs, Carpenters. Coopefs shoema-
kefs good Cook, House servans, an Pan
ralion hands These Negroes are valuable,
aod well woftby the attention Of those Who
risn 70 hire JOHN DtLLARD, L1'or
OF Samuel Tuner.
t,er = idh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
HART O. DAVIS

Ep + SPECTFULI.Y inform their friends aud
q n the pu lc generally that they havr NOV,
ed to the hruse formerly (WsIker 4 Co.'S EN-
por, m Of Fashions They have on hand u
large assorIIuenl OF every article in the dress
line, which viii he sold nj unusuh low rlires.
\. b. Il large assortment OF fUll aud SEAL
SKIN CAPS.
Dec 3 ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
A REMOVAL.
MARIA =. (sESXX

NSNflSHES 10 inform her customers and the
" public generally, that she has taken a
room in the brick tenement, Immediately oppo-
site 10 James c, Moorman's well known Tav.
EN-. The room is quite convenient 10 the Main
street, and very easy TO be found She has at
this time, all The fashions that arc in use AT this
season, and will continue to get patterns suila
BILE fos every season oftbe year.
N. b. The subscriber had thought farther
notice of this kind was unnecessary, until she
was told that some evil disposed person had re.
ported she was not able TO attend to business.
l. would be well Tor every body that wishes
work done, to call aud see for themselves.
NJ. 8. GRAY.
Oct. IL, Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
CLOTHS,

OyK-aeF n E8N3
Cd PIECES RI gents blue Velvet Cloth
% ps sup. navy blue, for Gents Ffocks
2 ps Shepherds supeffne black
/ p. splendid Olive Cloth, full IA
do Olive Green DO
6 ps sfeei mixtures. very cheap
, ps. stone oetor Drab, Tor Oser-Coas
y. superGre light Drab do
\ few pieces Ladies HABIT Cloth, of uncom-
monty tiue texture
Do SIP. blue and black Cassmeres
DO do gold mixed do new article
Merino Cloths IA wide, and much cheaper
than heretofore.
The above assortment has been selected with
IN the last three weeks in New York aud decid'
eddy much cheaper fhan previous importetions
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co
Nov % IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

Rv,-A HNOR RENT That desi, able resi-
EE n f"nc, ON III" Hui, formerly &C
Hrs cupisd by Col. VIM. b. Lynch, dec
8 containing from 10 IL acres OF land
LAID off in convenient Lois, part o. wnch is
well sci with clover, together with an excellent
garden. The Houses are numerous. aud all
well adapted To the cony enienee of family
For terms, apply TO the Subscriber.
A NJ. WADDlLL.
n. B. The suhscri er WISHES To contract for
the getting of 500 cords OF Wood. near this
place. a. NJ. W.
Nov. 80 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
CASH FOR WNEAv.
Nov. g.

Nnf subscriber will give the highest casb
N pf'ce Tor Wheat, delivered at Mitcbelr.
Lumber House Application to be made ar
Messrs. Mckee & Mems. '' at
Nov. % AL FL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
FOR SALE,

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the county
n conr' OF Bedford, entered up AT the last
term OF SAID court in the case Of Taylo, sf nj
rs. Hay 81, al " the undersigned. who are there.
by appreciated Commls toner's for that purpose,
VIII on Saturday he I'd day Of January. 1890,
Iho'''a, upon the promises, 10 sell, ~ phil,
auction, upon credit of one and two wears lin.
tract OF land on which Sarah Ray, decd la civ
resided, on the Forest road. in The county 81
Bedford. containing about 204 acres, adioinios
the lands OF Joseph Slaughter, Pleasant Dawson
and Others This land lies well, and has mon
II comfortable improvements
JOSEPH SLAUGHTER.
JOHN NORTH, Gam.
CHARLES STUART mission
Ro6ERT C. ;;a sIEPToE, es
Dec 3 ,was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
II I UST SALE,

ERURSUANl TO a deed OF trust, executed
n by Edmund Pate and Sarah his wife, 10
The subscribers, bearing date the LIST day of Jn
ly, 1929, aud duly admitted 10 record in the
county Courts OF Bedford aud Patrick, we
shall proceed 10 sell, 10 the higest bidder, for
ready money, before the door of the Franklin
Hotel, in the town of Lynchbug, on the ! lth
day ofJanuary next, the following property, TO
WI: one Tract OF Land, lying aud being in
the county OF Bedford, containing 1873 81 a.
cres-this land is situated on tie waters Of
SANDY Run, known by he name OF Hobs tfaet,
and joins the pnd oflIenry 2. Feathers and
others. Likewise, one Other tract, lying in the
same county. containing lnS acres. called
Farmer tract, adjoining the lands of Samuel
Howell, c. Garter, aud others. Also one other
tract, containing 100 acres, lying IN the county
OF Pan ick, on The waters of Jack Creek, which
land was patented TO John Ward on the ION
day of July, 1884, aud conveyed by him TO the
sad Edmund paIe. Acting as Trustees, the
subscriber will only convey such THE as is
vested IN them rs such.
The sale will be conducted by John r. d.
PAYNE, Auctr
ELIJAH FLETCHER, Trus.
WN. LANGHORNE, tees.
Dec. td'33
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

~ orICE.-A petition will be presented TO
~ the next Assembly, !or the revival OF the
Tobacco Inspection, at Black Water Ware
house.
Oct. l. 2ml4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

~ UlitE by sii'ue Of a dred c. sfusl, eY.
~ ecuted 20 tn ,ubsrrIber by Jehn Cole
man, bearing date The - day ofJuty, 1926
and du. ' recorded in the Clerks Office oi the
Couuty on of Amherst, for proposes therein
expressed viii sell, NJ public auction, for
cash AZ tte court.buuse OF the couut, OF Am
hos, Oh The 2ly, day Of December, 1929 the
following valuable Slaves viz Ben. Nelson
W nsion. Madison, Newton, Render, Motley
Jack aud Henry, or 50 many oil the said NJ.
groes as well be sufficient to satisfy and pay
The purposes Ofthe said trust deed. The above
mentioned negroes, or the most Of them, are
young, and the most sallable KIND, and worth
tie at enlIon OF purchasers. The title is con
succeed tire very best but as | am acting as
Trustee, only shall convey such as is vested in
mr.. JOSEPH PENN, Trustee,
Nov. Is td.25
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

THIS Institution vii be Te-orensd on Tie
u l.. Monday in January neat, under the
immediate tuition aud Gaze of the Rev. John
narnook whose Class, al and Scientific ac-
qan smenis, and experience aud success as b
,esehsf, eminenily qualify him for Tie insirue.
I'm oi youth hr Hafnock Is & adua e Of
Glasgow University, aud has been engaged IN
teaching during the last years, in this country
His re concentrations. winch are ample and
satisfactory, show thai he is well qualted, not
only b. his literary requirements, but also by
his moral worth, 10 preside over an Institution
oil his KIND As the School will be permanent,
lbf advantages OF this Academ. will he equal TO
ans ~ the oiaie: the Classical cour. will be
sufficiently extensive TO prepare Students for
eolerug any of our Universities Boarding
may be- had IN respectable families at moderate
rates. BY order
JAMES ID. PATTON, Presi 'ent
Of The Board Of Trustees.
Danyille, Nov. ~. 1929. VII
+. S. Mr.. Warnock will take a few boarders.
Asibe number will be limited, an early nppllca.
lion is requested.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
Trust sale of Il valuable
NAN NAlxN.

0t4 virtue oil - deed OF trust, executed nv
- Charles l.. Barrst aud Sarah has wife, L,
the subscribe. ior certain purposes therein
mentioned, dated the fifteenth day ol January
1924, ard recorded in the Clerk oihrr OF Am.
h'rsl county Court, | hall, on Mnnda, the
iiih day OF January next, II fair, II not, the
hrst tar day thereafter. proceed TO scli on the
premises, To the CHEST bidaer, Tor ready mo
Hey, one certain ut or parcel of ground lying
IN the comfy OF Amherst, and adjoining tbr lot
OF PAU tahell, IN he town OF NV Glasgow
aud the lands o. David 5. Garland, aud Is thai
LOT whereupon Tan Yard now stands, which
sa d LOT, NC the said Barrel purchase of Thos
AiuI Idgf and is at present occupied 10y James
,. PendlrIon. Such right as is vested IN me rs
trustee VIII be conveyed TO the purchaser. anu
none other. DANIEL HlGGlNBOTHAM.
Dec. 3 al ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
FARMERS INN.

yUyHE subscriber having taken the house
on top of the bill, and Immediately on
The turnpike passing Mr.. Poe's, has opened q
II ouse of Public Entertainment. The buildings
nave undergone a thorough repair: also, new
able and other necessary buildings erected.
II e is prepared 10 accommodate those who may
= all on .iIef There is also. an extensive wagon
yard attached to the estabshmsnt. He re-
specially soIiciis share of public patronage
The whole will be under the snpenntendanee of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Barnett. g.
ARCHER BROWN
Nov &C. IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

HEWSON ) OFFICE.
Lynchbutg Dec, 7. 1929,
Numbers drawn in the New York Consolidated
Lottery, class No. 49,
5 ~ 53 25 10 %
Renew your small PRICES in the Richmond
Dock Lottery, Class No. 4, TO be drawn in the
city OF Richmond on the lth inst. Canital
$l5,e00--and for the chances. call this day a,
HEWSON'S,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
NEW LONUON
.ACANES Mn.

F3NHE Subscribers inform the public that the
a New LrrGon Academy will be under
their charge during the ensuing year The next
1esslun viii commence on the inst day n Jnn.
uals. Boardrrs furnishing heir own beds,
wood md candies, can tie accommodated on
reasonable terms. m the family Of Mr.. Ed
mund Cobbs, who will reside Immediately nj
the ACademy end with whom one OF the
lea hers villa board. Besides all the usn-
al studies Of Academies, TIC sacred scriptures
will hereafter BIZ regularly and particularly
taught. The price Of Tuition is lftsen dollars
per session, IN adunnce
NICHOLh5 II. COBFS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

"A COMPLETE assortment of Drugs,
az Pants, DYES tufts &c. sc together With
all the approved patent Medicines, as Potters
Catholicnn, fresh, Swam's Panscea. Drysden's
Rheumatic Powders, DIR. kobertson's celebra-
ted Gout aud Rheumatic Drops, Al,ridge S
Tnctu,e for Indigestion &c. for sale by
WM J. HOLCOMBE.
Noy. % Is
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d. PATTON, Presi 'ent

a TIRGlNlA-At Superior Court oil Chan
Y Gerry holden at tIe own Of Ltnebhufg, m
he 22d day OF Oct. 1899. Robert Rnes. adnr.
IF Jesse GARRISON, dec Pitt
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Novice.
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Oct. Ia
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-03-04
RHEUMATISM

"a HE extraordinary success which continues
IL TO attend the use of Dr. .McJ0NSON"S
RHEUMATIC OINTMENT, as a safe, certain,
and expeditions remedy for Rheumatism, Govt,
or any other pain caused by cold or unusual ia
tigue, increases the confidence with which the
proprietor can recommend it to the patronage
of the public. During the last season many
well attested cases of remarkable cures, from
the use of this remedy, have occurred, some OF
which have been in this vicinity, and the nstan-
ces in which, upon fair trial, II has failed to
give relief have been very rare. Hundreds of
cases of its extraordinary efficacy might be adj
duced but the following are considered sufficient.
JOSEPH OLIVER had not been able to walk
for more than six years, and supposed his hip
out of joint. Ills arms &c, were swollen to an
unusual degree. After eight weeks application
of this Ointment, his hip was restored to its
natural state, and he remains free from all his
former diseases.
Capt. REUBEN MUNRoE of Worcester, had
been for years much troubled with the Rheu-
matism, which had become very severe. Three
days use of M'Jonsons Ointment removed the
pain and restored him to health
o. For Sale, by the dozen or single box, by
JAMES GREEN & CO. Price rs cents per
box
Worcester, Dec "a eotMay1
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-03-04
FATE OF GENIus-Br R. Mosreonrnr.

To have thy glory mappd upon the chart
Oftime, and be immortal in the truth
And offspring of lofty soul to build
A monument of mind, on which the world
May gaze, and round it future ages throng-
Such is the godlike wish for ever warm
And stirring in thy spirits depth and oft
Beneath the mute magnificence of heaven,
When wandering at the radiant hour of noon,
Ambition dares and hope secures thee all.
Romantic boy ambition is thy curse
And ere upon the pinnacle of fame throw,
Thou stand'st with triumph beaming from the
The grave will hide thee and thy buried hopes
The path TO glory is path of FIRE
To feeling hearts, all gifted though they be,
And martyrs to the genius they adore.
The wear of passion and the waste Of thought,
The glow of inspiration, and the gloom [hour
That like death-shade clouds the brightest
And that fierce rack on which faithless world
Will make thee writhe all those enerving pangs
With agonies that mock the use of words,
Thou canst not bear-thy temple is tomb.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-03-04
Haluable Real Estate for Sale.

TENEIE undersigned offer to sell and convey
n all that valuable REAL ESTATE, stu
ated in Worcester, in the County of Worces-
ter, known by the name of the Chandler Farm,
and now occupied by Col. SAMUEL WARD. 1t
contains about 800 acres; is about 100 rods
from the South Meeting House in Worcester,
and extends more than $50 rods on the west
side of the great road from Boston to Spring
field. Northampton, and New York. On the
north side it extends l49 rods on the great road
from Worcester TO Amherst and Northampton ;
and on the south side l40 rods on town road,
1t consists of Moving, Tillage, Orcharding,
Pasture, and Weed Land, in suitable proper
TONS 1t has two good Dwelling Houses, near
ly new, two large Barns, with all convenient
Out Buildings, and the whole in complete re-
pair, and the Land is every where we'll water
cd. 1t is separated into convenient lots by
good fences, mostly stone walls.
1t seldom happens, that a tract OF Land, so
extensive, so rich, and so well adapted to the
different wants of variety of purchasers, Is
offered in the market. 1t can be divided into
four or five excellent Farms, or parted into lots
of different sizes, and used for various purposes
The whole eastern front may be divided into
eligible building lots, for which. the surprising
increase of population in Worcester, must soon
create pressing demand. The whole Estate,
] indeed, has been long admired for the beauty
of its situation, and the fertility of its soil.
Connected with this, 40 acres of excellent
Land, called the Tatnic Pasture, lying about
miles west from tie village in Worcester, are
offered for sale.
Also, one undivided half of all the Real Es-
tate connected with the Worcester Brewery,
now owned by Messrs. Trumbull & Ward, ly-
ing in business part of the village, and border
ing on the Blackstone Canal The other half
may be purchased on fair terms of its present
owner
A liberal credit will be given for nearly the
whole of the purchase money, if desired An
unquestioned title viii be given, and an accu
rate map of the Chandler Farm will be previ-
ously exhibited to those who may wish to ex-
anime it.
All persons disposed to purchase, are invited
10 examine the premises All those especially
who contemplate removal to Worcester to
engage in any of the various branches ofproft-
able business, which are opening to the view of
the enterprising and Industrious, are reminded,
that another opportunity will probably never
be presented of purchasing situations, so well
adapted to their wants; because great proper
tion OF all the Real Estate in and near The cen
tire of business, is already occupied, or passed
into the hands of numerous individuals, who, it
IS believed, will not bring any great portion in
to the market at once, and not on terms so ia
vOTable as arc here presented. For further in
formation. application may be made to either Of
the subscribers in Worcester
SAM'L NJ BURNSIDE.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN.
ARTEMAS WARD.
CHARLES ALLEN
Worcester, Feb. Is, 1929. owl
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-03-04
ELEGANT EXTRACT.

Art thou a Christian Though thy cot
BE small, and poverty thy lot,
Rejoice; thy Saviour bent to know
The ills of want, the cares of wo;
And to the faithful poor hath given
The rich inheritance of heaven.
Art thou Christian doomed to roam,
Far from thy friends and native home
Look round on valley, hill, and plain,
Cliffs crown'd with trees, and fields with grain
View natures charms, and busy man,
And tell me, midst the varied plan,
What hast thou mark'd, OF what SURVEYED
That God, thy father, hath not madeS
Then love his works, and love to trace
His semblancc in a strangers face;
Call each sweet spot home to thee,
And ev'ry man Gods family.
Art thou a Christian? mid the strife
Of years mature, and busy life?
Be active for thy race is short,
Thy bark is fastening to the port;
Be cheerful holy angels bear
An antidote 20 all thy care
An6 let no pangs disturb breast,
Prepared for everlasting rest.