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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17

II, Goochtard County Court, 1911 Januarv, 1929
Joseph Pollard pit.
against
John NJ Redord Samuel Leake and Meriwe IN CHANefRF'
Their Jones, dts.
This day the plaintiff by his attorney and filed his blk
ana II appearing TO the satisfaction of the court that dCe.
dant John NJ RedfOrd is nhabian of this Stae is
ordered that the said defendant John NJ Redfu do appear
here the first day of May next and answer the bill of
the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some public newspaper printed in the Richmond for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and that another copy posted the
front door OF the courthouse of his county, successive
court days and is further ordered that the defendants Samuel
Leake aud Mewether Jones do pay away secrete or
Otherwise dispose of any money effects in their hands,
longing TO the defendant John NJ Redord So as to enable them
to pay TO the plaintiff the debt in the plaintiff bin nontiorel
and the costs Of this suit
9 copy. Tese, MAR. w. MILLER, D. c. c. c.
IN HanoUcr County Court, jan. 28, 1929.
MILLER BROWN one of the heirs and the administrator
OF Anne b. Brown dec. PHI. AGAINsr Patrick Brown,
Oaviu hchaTdsoD and Mary IT. his wi fe, who Mary
Il. Brown, ames 3. Clopton, Wadegrave Clopton, Pa.
uck Clopon Miller Clopton, Thomas Clopton, David r.
Copon, William Clopton, Anne ". Thompson, who was
Anne W Clopiou, Winston Harwood, and Margaret his
wlie who was Margaret Clopton Mary G.. Yarbrough
an infant daughter Of Mary T. Yarbrouph who was AaTv
I.CIopton, children of Margaret Brown and John 8. r.
Brown, Patrick Brown, Fanny p. Brown, Mary Brown
sarah Anne Brown, William u. Brown and Alfred Brown
Children OF William Brown Dfs--IT CHANcERY.
me Defendant James u. Clopion, Waldegrave Clop.
ton miller Clopton, Thomas Clopton John S. T. Brown
Patrick Blown, Mary Brown, Sarah Anne Brown William
u Brown, Alfred Brown and Patrick Brown not having
entered their appearance and given security according
70 the act OF assembly and the rules Of this COURT and
1t appearing the satisfaction Of the court that thew
are not inhabitants Of this country ordered that the
SAID defendants do appear here the first dav Of
Apri court next and answer the bill Of plaintiff and
mat copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front door of the
court house of this county.
: COPY Teste PHILIP B. WINSTON, c. II. r.
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MARRIED, on the 10Th inst. EryARp c. MAYO ESQ 70
ADEIIyE, daughter Of Joseph Marx. ESQ
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
IRE Medico- Chirurgical Review, No. 10, new Sc
RES, for October 1929, 10 received az NASH'S.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17

Sales OF seven Lids tobacco at Seabrooke's ware
house, 18th March, SIS, Sll $50 SO, So, and three
at 81 SO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17

Q. S. BAHK STocg-At New York, March 12tl 1901 100
Exchange on London, 1884 a lO8 I-2.
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POSTSCRIPT, to the New York Journal of Commerce. IN
der date of Monday, half past J. T. NJ. says:
we have heard of sales this morning by which, the
effect of the from Liverpool exactly dsern-
ned, but the impression among the merchants genera y
is that cotton will be quite affected tia,
bad news for -four
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17

a TRUNK was put into the possession of a pas
1A sehger on board the steamboat Potomac on the
4th January, at City Point, by mistake for his He
has since recovered his, and wishes the owner of the
one in his possession to obtain his own II is small
red hair trunk. For further information enquire At
the Wing Office. fen o.
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through Tie Lolcei' Locks.
MARCH, l2139 hds tobacco, 10 bar iron I6 tons p
metal 8l9 bs -four IA bus wheat 1000 hoop poles SOD sav
400 lbs mis- art, 27O0 it. plank, cords wood az boats
coal boats 2947 bus. coal.
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In Goochtard County Court, 9Th January, 1929:
Joseph Pollard pit.
against
John NJ Redoti Samuel Lcake and aIerivve Is cHASefR
fncrI 4
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-13
HIT'CHCOCK'S NEIL INVENTED
SNUFF.

MNOR the absolute relief and cure OF
n Catsrrh, Dizziness of the Head, Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness. In.
fants troubled with snufilcs II is an immediate
relief. 1t is also found highly beneficial in partial
shocks of palsy, especially in elderly people, the
tit having often been protracted for years. AZ
ter an experience of more than fourteen years
practice, can safely say that have met moth
ing rs substitute for it in the above diseases.
Having proved the inefFicacy of variety of Ca.
'arrhai snuif in my own famiIy,l was induced to
make trial for something more certain and eff
cacious in its effects, aud led to the discovery
OF the newly invented snuff, which succeeded TO
admiration in my own family, and with numerous
others who applied to me for relief cannot.
therefore, forbear offering the public particpa.
ton in the benefits derived from the use of This
Snuff and, although numberless certificates ofits
undoubted good effects might.be obtained, ] pre.
fer resting it on its own merits, and the unbiass.
ed trial of candid public, who may wish for re.
lief in the above diseases.
Directions for using Begin with a small
pinch on going to bed, and another in the morn.
Dg-increasing to three or four per day.
O5 The public are cautioned against purcbo.-
ing spurious kinds of the above Snuff The gen.
une is for sale in Worcester by j. ROBINS9IN
Price rs cents per bottle; S2,2s per dozen.
Worcester, Nov. ~, 1928. eoly46
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Executors Sale at .AWctiOn.

~ILL be sold at Public Auction, on
Nv TUESDAY, the 18Th day of Mag neat,
at II of the clock at noon, on the premises, the
valuable FARM, formerly owned by SAMUEL
GEEeoRY, late of Templeton, deceased, situat-
ed IN the north-easterly part of Royalston,
about two miles from the centre of the town,
containing one hundred and fifty acres, well
Propol TONED into Moving, Pasture, and Wood
Land. The soil is of good quality, the Farm in
a high state of cultivation, with sufficient
Orcharding, and well fenced There are two
story Dwelling House, two Barns, Chaise
House, and other Out Buildings, all in good
repair, on the premises. Also, at the same
time and place, several Out Lots in the vicinity
of said Farm, which will be sold with, or sepa-
rate from the above premises. The above
Farm has been occupied by the said deceased
tor thirty years past, with the exception of the
three last years. Terms liberal, as considera-
BILE part of the purchase money will not be re-
qnired for number of years. Possession given
on the day of the sale if requested. For par
tlculars, inquire of Capt ELISHA GREGORY of
Winchendon, or of the subscriber.
Per order of the Executors of the last Will
and Testament of the said deceased
FRANKLIN GREGORY, .4uct'r.
Royalston, April 81, 1929. #lS
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The M0tChIesS ISfirI;0

KNHlS justly celebrated HORSE will stand
u for the ensuing season FOR the use of
Mares at the following places, viz: At Brig.
hams in Westboro', and Harrington's in Graf:
ton, on Mondays; at Stiles's in Mlbury, and
Powers's in Worcester, on Tuesdays; at Alb.
bolts IN Holden, and Beaman's in West Bowl.
ston, on Wednesdays; at Writings in Ster.
ling, and Ranc's in Lancaster, on THURSDAYS +:
at Woodbury's in Bolton, and Thaver's in
Marlborough, on Fridays; and at the Stable of
the subscriber in Marlborough on SATURDAYS
STIRLING is an uncommonly beautiful dark
bay, sixtcen hands high He was sired by Old
Stirling, formerly of Hardwick and Charlton.
who was bred in Virginia, seventeen hands
high, and whose stock is superior to anv in the
State, especially for the harness. The Dam Of
the Matchless Stirling was a dark bay of the
famous John Browning breed of Rutland.
uJ TERMS: Three Dollars the lean. and
hive the season, and to warrant as the parties
may agree. All Mares disposed of before The
usual time of foaling, will be considered with
foal, The season will commence on the an
OF May, and end on the goth of june. The
Horse will continue at the stable of tho snh.
scriber the remainder of the season.
N. B. Said Horse will leave his severol
P. NJ. HENRY HHSTrT n C,S'A'
Marlborough, May 6. owls
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CHEMICAL
R&SZSZZSSISSZS|$SS
Or, Whit,celps Original Opodeldoc,


NOR Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism,
IL Tramp, Numbness, Stiffness of the Neck
or Limbs, Chilblains, Chapped Hands, Stiugs of
Insects, Vegetable Poisons, or any external in.
IJury-recommended by one of the first Physi.
clans of the United States, whose certificate, as
wei as those OF numerous respectable individ.
nals accompany ZACH bottle.
CAUllON.-lt is greatly to be deplored that
as soon as any important improvement or dis.
covery is made in Medicine, the community
must be cheated, and the inventor in a degree,
deprived OF his just reward, by host of seryile
lmIlators, Cnstigated by envy and $, If interestl
imposing their spurious compounds on the pub
lIc as su 5sttute for the genuine article, there,
| 6y tending 10 bring such improvements into
d'srepute and even utter contempt. Such in.
stances are SO numerous that it is Judged by
many that all deviations from the comm on
! course are unimpOrtant, unless followed by
train OF lmitators, counterfeiters and impostors
PklCE.-TEe Proprietor of the original En-
! brocatIon viii never consent 10 reduce the price
OF his article, in order to compete with base i'm
ltations; besides, it would avail nothing, as such
pretended limitations are sold only in conse.
quence OF their cheapness. still greater and
greater reduction would ensue, as, from the great
| meagerncss OF its materials, the inventors could
well afford TO reduce them to little more than the
| cost of the bottle. All those, therefore, who
wish Tor the genuine and original article, must
insist upon receiving WhitweR8" Opodeldoc.
OF Sold in Worcester, by C. Harris. Book
seller; also, by James Green e Co., Druggists
in Shrewsbury, by e.. n. s. II. StOne-where
also may be had AROMATIC SNUFF, for
Headache and Catarrh, DrOwsiness. Giddiness,
Vapors-aso for cheering the animal spirits
&c. &c. AlsO,-WhitweH's Grand Cordial
digestion. Costiveness, &c. SO.
.4pril I. cofro
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INDIGESTTONt

EWETT'S Improved Vegetable Pills,
" or German Specific, will prove sure rem.
edy for Indigestion, Jaundice. Diseases of the
Liver Loss of Appetite, Headache, Dizziness.
Weakness of the Limbs, Costiveness and Plies
Among the many testimonials recently receiy.
ca OF the salutary effect of these Pills. the fol-
loving strong proof is submitted for examine
ton.
ErfrGct Of q letter from the Reu. .Hason Kna.
pen. Snd6Wy, (Ft.) Sept. 5, 1923.
DEAR SHIT is with no ordinary interest
that l undertake to recommend TO the public
the virtues of Jewett's Improved Vegetable Pills,
or German Specific, for the cure of Indigestion,
&c My own case has been one of the most un-
con4uerabie Kind, having long set at defiance
medical aic, dieting exercises, and the more
fashionable Specifc-the waters of Saratoga
Being totally Frustrated in mind and body, was
induced almost without hope, to make use of the
above named Pills; and was surprised TO find
their powerful effects My distressing SWIM.
toms daily decreased. and l am now almost en-
tireiy cured Of most distressing complaint,
which tor seven years had resisted a great yari.
ETY. OF the most popular remedies.
MASON KNAPEN.
he following extract of a letter from a gem
tleman OF Boston was received through the Bos-
ton Post Office, dated Sept. Ia, 1928
Slit am induced by feelings of the liveliest
gratitude to make known to the public the fol-
lowing cure by means of Jewett's Improved
Vegetable Pills, or German Specific NV COM
plant ~as the Dyspepsia attended with pain in
the side and stomach, loss of appetite, SC &c.
| applied to several distinguished Physicians,
and used all the medicine generally prescribed
to persons in my situation; but they proved in
efectual. At last by the advice of friend, who
had been cured in case something similar TO
mine, made trial of the above named Pills and
by implicitly following the directions, they gave
me almost instant relief, and by using two boxes
more, they Effected a permanent cure. I am
now enjoying excellent health and would heartily
recommend to those persons laboring under
Dyspepsia, to make trial of the .bove medicine
C Many new certificates may be examined
on the bill OF directions Observe that the bill of
directions to each genuine box is signed H.
flumey, and tl' label to each box is signed in
the hand writing of the joint proprietor.
DR.. Jeaoetts american Vegetable Bitters.
These Btters have been extensively used for
nearly thirty years, and are highly approved for,
Indigestion, loss of Appetite, general Weakness,
$50.
They are prepared from vegetables exclusively
tne growth OF our own country, and are unques-
uonaby at present before the public the most
valuable remedy for those diseases in which Bit
ters OF any sort are indicated.
These Bltters prepared by Stephen Jew
EFT son OF the late DIR Stephen Jewctt of Rindge.
N. H. and warranted to be Of the same quality
OF those formerly prescribed BY his father
Price so cents
p Sold by J. ROBINSON; Worcester.
ApTlI ~. eotNt2
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NEW LINE,
Accommodation Stage,
FROM HARTFORD TO BOSTON,

ThO.H H.1hI T URD 7 q BUo O.V,
AAILL commence running on the 18th Of
w May inst, and continue as follows
Leaving Hartford every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at o'clock, A. M, via Vernon
Tolland, Stafford Springs, Wales, Brmfeld
Southbridge, South Leicester, TO Worcester, to
Sup and Lodge, and leave Worcester at
o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive in Boston to Dine.
Returning Leaves Boston at o'clock
P. NJ, Sup and Lodge at Worcester-Leave
Worcester, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at 6 o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive in Hartford at 5
?. NJ, same day.
JAMES GOODWIN, JR., Hartford.
c. B. BULLARD, Sturbridge.
F. "A. BILLING, Boston.
May G, 1929. 18
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MILFORD ACADEMY.

ENHE public are respectfully informed, that
Il Miss MARY E. FIrcH of Cambridge, has
been engaged to take charge of the Female De-
partnent of this Institution. In this depart
ment the ornamental branches, Painting, Draw
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
r. will, it is believed. as we'll on account of her
competency as her long experience and we'll
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, PrecsptOr.
Milford, April 20. II
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Improvement an Cutting Boots.


n ME subscriber having invented an improv-
81 ed mode of Cutting Boots by rule, in such
manner, as by having the correct measure Civ
en-, to enable any one 10 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 for 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-
tiee 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. Howe'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 we'll are we pleased with it that we would
not, for any trihing consideration, be deprived
of it. We therefore freely recommend it to
others in full confidence that it will meet their
decided appreciation. ScoTT & 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 g. Smith, at their Shoe Store, No. 8
Goddard's Buildings, will be promptly attended
70. THOMAS HOWE.
Worcester, April 90. II
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WHEELOCK & RICE

N of all sizes from 3-8 inch to % inches in
diameter; NUTS from 3-s inch to 90 inch
square. Also, Stirrups, Filler Bottoms, Chain
Links, &c. &c, for Cotton Machinery. They
would solicit the attention of Machinists, Car
riage Makers, Wheelwrights, and country
Blacksmiths, to the above, as they are deter
mined not to be underseld by any opposition
establishment. Customers can be supplied at
The Mandatory and at Messrs Rice & Mil
ler's Store, in Worcester, or at Messrs H. Wa
ters & Co.'S, Stafford, Conn. discount to
Wholesale purchasers. Job work of various
descriptions in iron and wood done at short no.
ticc. lift Worcester, April 90.
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~ TOWN OFFICER,

AR Laws of Massachusetts, relative to the
~ 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-
ton 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-
specting 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
ssssing tGres, have received the particular at
tehtion of the Compiler, and it is believed they
will not only be found correctly stated but
given in manner sufficiently perspicuous and
Ineligible
u Just published and for sale by
DORR & ROWLAND.
Worcester April % CIV
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COMPREHENSIVE

NATHAN HEARD informs his friends and
~ the public, that he has formed Copart
nership with JAMES ESTABROOK of Rut
land, and that, in future, the business at the
Green Store will be done under the firm and
style of
HEARD g. ESTABROOK.
The intend keeping constantly on hand al
assortment of French, English, India, Domes-
tic, and West India Goods.
u WANTED, about so tons of the first
quality ENGLISH Hay, by
HEARD & ESTABROOK.
Worcester, April Is if
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JOHN EARLE, JR.,
DR.ApER .A.ND T1TL(

OHVdFEh sdJVO IdILOh,
I'D RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
Ia the public, that he has taken the Shop
lately occupied by Earle & Chase, where he
intends carrying on the above business in all
its branches. He has on hand neat and ele.
giant assortment of BROAD CLOTHS, CAS-
SIMERES, and VESTINGS, of all shades
and colors Orders for Garments of any des-
cription promptly executed on short notice, and
on reasonable terms. From his experience in
different cities, and his attention to business, he
hatters himself that he shall receive share of
public patronage.
n B. Cutting done to order, and warranted
TO ht if properly made up.
Worcester, Apsil %. Owls
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NEW GOODS,
BY
HEARD & ESTABROOK
NJ vt The Green Store

W. SN utC OICCH hCtOIcs
EUST received, and now opened, prime as
% 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 assert
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.
IVES T INDIA GOODS and GR o.
CE 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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Patent Lead Aqueducts and
W0ter PUMPS.

TWNHE subscribers respectfully inform the
III 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 Is. tD31*
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TENHE Academy in Lancaster will be open
Il for the reception of pupils of both sexes,
on Monday, the first dag of juno uert The
Trustees have engaged, as Preceptor, Mr..
WILLIAM II. SANFORD, a graduate of the Uni
versty at Cambridge, who has been, for some
time past, keeping a private, classical School
with distinguished success, and who intends
making the business of instruction his profess
sion. Tuition will be SIS per quarter. Board
In respectable families can be obtained from
5 so TO 81 per week. few pupils be
accommodated in the same house with the Pre-
ceptor. JOSEPH WILLARD, } Committee
SOLON WHITING, : of the
HORATIO CARTER, Trustees.
Lancaster, May 6. 4w*l3
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NOTICE..

WNANTED, Gentleman of liberal educa-
Wv ton, to establish Latin School in
Princeton. To one that can come well recon-
mended for competency, industry, and perse-
verance, there will be a liberal sum per annum
insured for two years; he having, also, all the
profits of the School. The house intended for
the School is remarkable for its healthy and
pleasant situation. AS it is intended to board
part of the scholars, married man will be pre-
ferred. For particulars, inquire of Rev. SAM
UEL CLARK, or JOHN BROOKS, Prince
ton, (Mass) If April %.