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BELLS BLACKING.

HUST RECEIVED, large supply of Bells
% Highly Polishing Chemical Condensed
Water Proof Paste BL.ACKLNG, wholesale and
retail, at the manufacturer prices. Town and
Country Dealers are requested to call and ex.
anime the same. This Backing has stood the
test of the best judges, and is now pronounced
unrivalled as Backing for winter use being
prepared in oil, it is impervious to the weather.
Though the Boot or Shoe is soaked in grease
or oil, by single application it produces deep
jet black, and lustre not to be equalled for
brlliancy.
~ Sold by SCOTT & SMITH, at their
Shoe Store, No. s Goddards Row, Worcester.
The following are extracts from various pa
pers respecting the qualities Of this Backing
From the Charlestown Aurora +" This Black.
ing is domestic article, and when once tried
will need no tariff to encourage the manufac-
turer."
From the Providence Patriot awe have
tried this Backing; it certainly produces
beautiful gloss, equal, if not superior, to Day e.
Martins. We are assured there is no acid in
its composition, and being prepared in oil, will
not njure the leather. 1t is all the 90 in Bos.
ton"
From the Boston Examiner "Who that has
sense to discern cannot but sec the wonder.
working excellence of Bells Highly Polishing
Chemical Condensed Oil Paste Backing. Il
has driven Warren out of the market, and Days
Backing is only known by the name of AN in
my eye and Betty Martini"
These are only few Of the many recommen.
datlons daily given in various papers.
u 1t is manufactured at 588 Washington.
street, Boston, and there sold at wholesale and
retail.
~ B.-Brushes from the manufacturer, made
expressly for the use Of this Backing, sold as
above. wv Oct 81
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The accountants Chart and
Set InStrNcting BOOK Keeper.

I'D Double Entry, simplified and illustrated
in the most concise manner Being printed on
sheet, the whole subject is al once presented
TO the eye and the mind of the learner, who
will comprehend it with but little application.
1t has been well recommended by Merchants
and Accountants, and is sold at very low
price.
OF Just published, and for sale by
DoRR g. ROWLAND.
Worcester, Nov. H.
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k%''!!'SzS''S2S !
Or, Whit,cell's Original Opodeldoc,

|. Or, WhitweUS Original OpOdetdoc,
EOR Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism,
n Cramp, Numbness, Weakness, or Stiffness
of the Neck or Joints, Chilblaius, Chapped Hands,
Stngs of Insects, Vegetable POisons, &C., appli
cable to man Or beast; warranted more than
double the strength of the hard Opodeldoc.-
Recommended by one of the first Physicians OF
Europe or America. The progress of chemical
science, for the last few years, has far outrun
that of any other human invention or discovery.
Most of the ancient Pharmaceutical preparations
are now entirely laid aside to give place to those
of more modern origin; and even those which
are retained, preserve little of their originality
but the name. Who, for example, at the present
day, ever thinks of using the old bard kind OF
Opodeldoc, commonly called "Steers's"f No
one possessing the smallest knowledge of Phar-
macy, but must be sensible that none but the
worst kind of soaps wiz. those made OF animal
fats.) are ever used in this compound, for none
bat such, when combined with the other ingredi-
ents, are susceptible of so constant and firm
consistence.t
The superior Liquid OpodeIdoc," now offer
ed to the public, is made from the finest soap
composed of the sweetest Olive Oil, mo other is
ever suitable for an emhrocation) 1t contains
several most important additional articles not
known IN the ancient days Steer" and used
only by the advertiser; but let the purchaser BE
NOT IMPOSED UPON, for there are some
portions OF the human family so selfish anu I'M
princpled, that they do not scruple TO covert the
labor and the ingenuity of others to their own
benefit, thereby virtually defrauding individuals
and deceiving the public; not only the color OF
this compound, but even the type, stamp, and
complexion of the paper which encireles it, are
most closely initiated. The purchaser, therefore,
is cautioned, to diregard such appearances, and,
as he values life or limb, look only to the name
and insist upon receiving none but Whtwelps
Opodeldoc."
| + The official term for this article is Tincture
of Soap.
AROMATIC SNUFF,
! For Headache, Catarrh, Dizziness, Depression
of Spirits, Drowsiness. Nervous Irritability, &c.
Recommended by DIR. Warehouse. Price Sc
and IS cents.
DETERGENT BITTERS.
They procure an appetite, assist digestion
strengthen the stomach and remove costiveness
They may be infused in spirits or wine if either
of the two former are used, tea spoon full in
half pint of the latter is excellent substitute
for more powerful stimulant. Price IL 1-2 cts
a paper.
BGLsGmic Nurture; or Lnfrmary Cough
Drops
! One of the best articles in existence, fol
Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and all complaints Of
the breast, and should always be used in prefer
eDce 10 the astrngent and inflammatory Elixir
| Paregorc. Price so and 25 cents.
! CT The Adore are sold By j. Green g Co. ana
| c. Harris, Worcester, and at the Medicine Chesl
! Warehouse, corner Of MILK and Riby. streets
! Boston. eo6m Sept. 90.
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TAILORING.

o. Il SAVING Of twenty-five per cent.
nAVID REED has the pleasure to inform
NJ his friends and the public in general, that
he has taken into Copartnership Mr.. Thomas
NEIL, who has had long experience in the
business, in New York and Boston and they
fatter themselves, that by strict attention to
business, to give satisfaction to all who want
Garments made Cheap, und ia etylo, aud not
surpassed by any.
~ Their prices will be as follows: Coats
made for $3.50; Pantaloons and Vests, each,
$l,00; Cutting Coats, so cents.
Cutting done in all its various branches; and
all Garments warranted to fit
N. B. They have just received the latest
Fashions from New York, Boston, and Philadel-
phia.
Worcester, Oct. 81. 6w42
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CAST STEEL.
HOSMER & GREW.

"a IiStk-Street, BosToN,
NAVE received, and will be constantly
n III supplied with, q complete assortment of
WILSON & HAwKswoRTH's CAST & SHEAR
STEEL, such as Flat, Square, and Round and
will also execute orders for any size or descrip-
ton which may be wanted. II can be manu-.
featured with special reference to the purpose
for which it is wanted, whether for Edge Tools,
Nail Cutters, Machinery, &c. 1t has been pro-
nounced, by those who have used it, equal in
fineness and strength, to that of any other
stamp whatever. Mr.. Wilson's reputation as
a cutler is sufficient guaranty of its quality.
W On hand, l case small size, very supo-
rior for cutlery and fine work; l case for Nail
Cutters; case Flat, for Shovels and Hoes.
October g. 3m43
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REMARKABLE DELIvERANcE. Mr. John
Cobb, farmer at Tillybirnie, near Brechin,
during the severe snow storm in 1898, had
gone with his dog Cesar to q spot on the
small stream of Paphry, where his sheep
used to take shelter beneath some lofty
rocks which overhung the stream. While
employed in driving them out, an immense
avalanche fell, and completely buried him
and his dog. He found all his endeavors
TO extricate himself in vain; and at last,
worn out, fell asleep. However, his dog
had coutrived to work his way out, and re-
turned home the next day about noon. The
dog, by whining and locking in the faces
of the family, and afterwards running to the
door, showed that he wished them to follow
him; they accordingly did so. accompanied
by a number of men provided with spades.
He led them to the spot where his master
was, and, after scraping away the snow
which had fallen from the time he had
quilted the spot, he quickly disappeared in
the hole by which he had effected his es-
cape. They began to- dig. and by nightfall
they found Mr.. Cobb quite benumbed, stand
dng in an upright posture; but as life was
not quite oxtingushed, he was rolled in
warm blankets, and soon recovered. AS
may we'll be conceived, he felt the greatest
regard for his preserver, and treated him,
ever afterwards, with much tenderness.
Broicn's anecdotes Of Dogs.
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RICH GOODS.

III OH UOODN.
SWAN & WILLIAMS >
DAVE just received from New York, an
Il IL elegant assortment of STAPLE and
FANCY GOODS:
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths and Cassimeres,
Merino Cloths and Circassians,
Bombazetts, large assortment,
Rob Roy, Camblet, and Tartan Plaids,
Flannels and Bookings,
good assortment of Vestings,
Calicoes and Ginghams.
SILK GOODS.
Italian and eros de Naples Silks,
Satin and French Levantines,
Turkish Satins,
Foulard Silks and Serge de Bagdad, new and
beautiful articles for Ladies' Dresses,
Black and Mix'd Camblets-Pongees,
Decoupe Gauze, for Dresses and Trimmings,
Italianett, cheap-Silk Braids,
Plush, new style,
Rich Thibet Scarts,
Fancy Handk'fs., cheap and handsome,
Merino Shawls and Handk'fs.,
Prussian Shawls and Handk'fs.,
Worsted Barrege Handk'fs,
Flag, German, and Pongee Handk'fs.
Linen Damask Table Covers,
Linens and Lawns,
Thread and Bobinett Edgings,
Gloves, good assortment,
Silk, Worsted, Merno, and Cotton Hose,
Worsted Braids,
Worsted Shirts and Drawers
Also
A splendid assortment of Bonnet and Belt
Ribbons,
Leghorns, very cheap.
u At the Store near the Old Bank.
Worcester. Nov. IS. CIV
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BAR IRON and steel.
No. HeycOod & Paine's Buildings,

'NO' 7eytU00u y Fd1ne'S Buildings,
Washington- Square.
EOR SALE, by JOS. PRATT & CO., a
IL good assortment of Bar Iron of various sizes
and kinds, viz: Russia, Swedes, English, and
American Iron, together with Plates and Rods
of all sizes; Forge Draughts, such as Axle
Moulds, Sledge do, Box do, &c. &c.
.4Lso,-Cast, Bfstered, German and Ameri-
can Steel Stage, Chaise, and Wagon Axles
stantly on hand. Pipe Boxes from IL to 81
inches, trimmed smooth, an excellent Box for
Chaises. Darby's Patent Cart and Wagon
Boxes of all sizes
u N. b. The above will be sold at as low
prices as can be purchased in Boston or Prov
ldence, with the small addition of the Canal
IIoIgnt. uI9 Worcester, NAV 49,
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DRUGS & DYE STUFFS.
100 OF. Sulphate of Quinine,
500 lbs. Quicksilver,
1900 lbs. Orange Peel,
1900 lbs. Peruvian Bark,
5000 lbs. Gum Aloes,
400 lbs. Turkey Opium,
400 groce Apothecarles' Phials,
1900 lbs. Burgundy Pitch,
5000 lbs. Arrow Root,
1900 lbs. Carb Magnesia,
100 OF. pare Nitrate of Silver,
5000 lbs. CASTLE Soap,
500 lbs. Essential Oils,
300 lbs. Isnglass,
500 lbs. Cayenne,
10000 lbs Green Copperas,
cases Quilted Loxa Bark,
600 lbs. Refined Camphor,
5000 lbs. Sulphur,
1000 lbs. Oil of Vitrol,
200 bbls. Ground Dye Woods,
Fine Bengal Indigo, Alum, Blue Vtriol with
an extensive assortment of Drugs, Medicines,
and Dye Stufs, for sale at Wholesale on the
most favorable terms, by LOWE &c REED,
No. Ill State-street, Cd door above Broad-st.
Boston, Oct. IA. eo3m
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LAUGHING. | do love a good, sound,
sonorous laugh; one that rings merrily and
strongly upon the atmosphere Ike the ex-
plosion OF field piece. There are some
men that never laugh; we are always shy
of them, for they cannot be honest. Laugh
ing acts upon the mind like an easy trotting
horse upon the body; it causes all the
gross humors and undigested and heavy
ideas to settle down and pass off. 1t is a
very easy matter to tell a mans disposition
by his laugh, and l have strong idea of
carrying the theory into operation, against
that of Gall and Spurzheim. A jovial,
shrewd, good-hearted fellow will laugh
heartily and loudly, with a meaning, how
ever, of genuine humor. On the contrary,
athick-headed, solid genius, allows his mer-
iment vent in perfect bray. This we de-
test, and were we supreme in our authority,
would condemn such fellows to wear cap
and bells. A stingy, misery genius, laughs
short and quick, and seems covetous of
his meriment; his laugh sounds like a
Northwestern through gimblet hole. A
satirist seldoms laughs outright; it would
expose him to ridicule, he restrains it when
hard pressed, and allows its force to curl
up his lips like corkscrew. This is the
worst of all laughs, and a man who in
dulges in it ought to be put upon tread
mill. When you see man surrounded by
a crowd and laughing very often, you may
safely swear that he ia either a Jeremy
Diddler or politician canyassing for office.
One of our surly gruff old fellows always
laughs as if through speaking trumpet.
Our old acquaintance, the Duke of Limbs,
is one of that class; his only intimate
friend is bull dog, and in their manners
they bear a strong affinity The Dukes
laugh forms fine bass to his dogs counter
tenor. The ladies (dear creatures ! y all
laugh in one key, and, therefore, we are put
at loss to know how to distinguish their dis
positions in their bursts of meriment. One
thing is certain, we had rather hear a
pretty giil laugh than the finest piece Of
music, played by the most accomplished
master upon earth. Hadn't your
London paper.
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A sailor at Mapping, the other day, was
knocked down by tho fall Of a chimney top in
heavy storm. When he recovered from the
effects Of the blow, he swore he'd never run the
risk Of staying ashore again in gale Of wind
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WORCESTER, IS. Oct. 80, 1929.
HNAKEN on Executions, and will be sold at
FL Public Vendue, on SATURDAY,, the fifth
day of December neat, at one o'clock, P. NJ, at
David Bonny's Hotel in Brookfeld, all the
Right in Equity which SHELTON FELTON,
has to redeem about seventy five acres of Land
with the Buildings thereon standing, situated
in said Brookfield, in the County aforesaid, and
is the same Estate which the said FELTON,
now lives.
46 DANIEL NEWELL, ID. Sheriff.
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BldcksmitEs Stand for Sale,

BlacksmitEs Stand for Sale,
SITUATED on Front street, in Worcester,
- being the same one formerly owned and
occupied by Avery Maynard, and consisting of
a convenient Dwelling House and Garden and
Shop. A Blacksmith is much wanted in the
place, and it is believed that the best encour-
agement will be given to purchaser.
SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr.,
CHRIS. c. BALDWIN,
.4SsigneeS Of said Maynard.
Worcester, Oct T. IF
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LII E..

Valentines Peamanship.
EUST received, and for sale by CLAREN-
% DON HARRIS, The Art Of Penmanship,
on plan of uniformity of ruling suited to Large
Hand, Capitals, and Small Hand. For the use
of Common Schools. By E. VALENTINE
Nov 19 1900
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Brick Store to be Let,
- SITUATED ten rods north OF
fESzHsA - the Bank, recently occupied by
lH5s MIR. Henry M. Skies, for English
E=sssaA~ Goods, and is suitable for any mer-
camille business. Possession may be had i'm
mediately. Inquire of
SAMUEL BRAZER.
Worcester, April -. IF
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White Wood Boards.

EUST received by the Canal from New
90 York, on consignment, quantity of first
quality White Wood Boards, from "a to 80
inches, suitable for Chaise Pannels, and sound.
% Purchasers are requested to examine the
article, as it will be sold low for cash, by
A. CHASE, Agent,
Head of the Canal, Central street.
Nov Is 46
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.Assig nees' Notice.

.HSSagneeS' VOtaCe.
THVHE subscribers having this day received a
III Deed of Assignment from JOSEPH T..
TURNER, conveying all his property to them
in trust for the benefit of his creditors, as
therein declared; hereby give notice, that
sixty days are allowed by said Deed for all
creditors to become parties to the same
All persons indebted to the said Turner, by
Note or Account, are hereby notified to make
payment to Thomas Kinnicutt, in behalf of the
Assignees.
LUTHER BURNETT, JR.,)
CALEB NEWCOMB, .Rssignees.
THOMAS KINNICUTT,
Worcester Nov. 5, 1929. 45
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The Revere Copper Conapaqv.

70 Uuion-street, BosToN,
EEP constantly on hand, and offer for
M sale, Church, Academy, and Factory
BELLS, warranted equal in quality to any
made IN this country. Also, Braziers' Copper,
and Sheet Copper, for Shoe Nails.
u FACTORY CASTINGS executed at short
notice. J. DAVIS. JR.. Agent
Boston, July /. 6m
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see fit the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County on tho first Tues
day in December next at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purpOrts to be the last Will and Testament of
said deceased should not be approved; and you
viii he heard thereon.
45 NATH'L. PAINE. J. Prob.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov. 8, 1899.
TO The Heirs ofEUNIcE SHERwIN, late Of Holden,
in said County, deceased and to all Others concern
ed in the EState Of said deceased,
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov. 8, 1929.
To the Widolo and Heirs of LEONARD BAKER, late
Of Leicester, in said County, deceased, and to
all others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
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800 REWARD.

Worcester, Nov. IS, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

AMi4S NlNSTON, Richmond, Agent for Wm.
:, frncc, Proprietor of LimGan Botanic Garden,
New-fork, now so sdvan,ageously known as the
most extensive and valuable establishment ofthc Kind
~ TINS county, Will receive orders for any kind Of
Fruit or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines. Towering
Shr1ns' GreenhOusc PLANTS, Bul6ous Roots &c.
CtCatalogues viii be- furnished gratis and the most
prompt " particular attention paid TO the forwarding
10 any part Of the State such articles persons re-
siding NJ n distance may order.
me Trees, Shurbs, Vines, &c. S;c. arc put mp in
the very best order, and may he transported many
hundred mos without injury. The experience of tho
Agent, though limited, iuliv ins,iies him in recon-.
mcn"lhg to any person possessing but halt acre OF
lahd TO procure small assortment of vines. fruit
trees &c, and others holding more land could not
invest 'o or an 100 dollars more adv0ntagcousy.
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.NKW BOOKS-
r Avs Of the United States, Rrsolu,ions

4 Avs ofthe United States, Resolutions Of CON
" oross under the confederation, treaties proc
lanmiioIs Spanish regulation, and otter dool-
menis, respecting the public lands, complied and
published by order Of Congress.
Tabular Statistical We've OF the population, com
merce, navigation, public lands, post office eslaJ-
shnent' revenue mint, military and naval c-iab.
lshments, cxpenditurcs and public debt Of the Uni
ed States By Geo. Wattcrsonaul Nicholas Tda..
Van Zaudt.
Letter from the Secretary OF The Treasury trans
uniting the information required by resolution Of
tho House Of Representatives, OF May II, 1876 in
relation to fhe growth and manufacture Of silk adam
ri 10 tie different parts Of the Union.
Lester from james Mease, transmitting treatise
ON the rearing ofsi!k worms by Mr.. De IIazzi oi
Munich, w.h Plntes &c.
Reports Of cases argued nd odiudCcd in the Su-
prone Court Of the United States, January term
l32a, by Richard Peters, vol. /.
Constitution Oft United States of America tlie
rnles Of tie Senate, and Of the House Of Repre-.
ssutati,cs. with Jc.I.rsoB's Manual Printed b. or
Ter OF the Senoteof the u. States
TIE National Calendar, vol. 3. and many Other
,ai1ablc publications, received by J. u. NASH.
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DAVID FyJLTZ-.3Itoroey ~ -T,l,,.

u ? II = CL1 ID tOFitt4 al LusC,
AS settled himself permanently at the Warm
Il u Springs and will attend the courts of Alleeha-
ny, Bath and Pocahontas. IIe offers his services to
the public General Lnnd Agent, to invest nat,
titles, give Information quality superintcnd sur
veys, pay taxes, effect sales, &c
During the recess of courts he ma be found az his
Office, Warm Springs, Bath County.
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ALBERT III. GILLIAN,
STEPHEN T. MITCuLI.

aF Throc numbers of the above work have been
already published in Lynchburg 10y Mr.. Gillian, but
owing to wish the part Of the editors to change
commence in Richmond, and the numbers sent to
subscribers alb initio.
feb 10 G.. &, NJ.
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NV ANTEE, 4 lady OF poiis.r.d manners an 5,-,6

NETANTED, a LADY of poisr.d manners am q-;,i
w cations, TO assist in the yGacnt and iusIcicn Of
Nrs. fuckers Schoni Clifton; her employment Coryist
principally regulating manncr department and CONVEX
sation Of the young ladies' during ther hours Of Iclxaipn
Particular attention 10 their dress viii be considered eeeu
ta part of her duy and her presence viii required when
the young ladies with Mrs T. herself She will be
CURED, Also TO attend them in their walks amu>rnc AMI
30 tina; the proper portion attention allotted ~
Preparing for recitation hours Letters postpaid addressed
enc Tucker Esq kennedys r. a. Brunswick county, VII
Ne immediately attended TO-
ian =
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VIRGINIA: AZ rules, holden in the clerk, oic, Of ira
superior court "i ehancery for Richmond dis,rr,
the TN day OF July 1928: John Baylor ,ud George d,
D'y'n'' P'' dSd'n Robert Pollard, James Brown in his
right, aud cx'or of Robert Button sn,viv;nT ,,
OF Donald Burton, Samuel Brandum Thomas Pnker,on
and Daniel Bel, assees Of Donald & Burton baukrupig
dts. ''P''
The defendants Samuel Brandrum. Pboua, p,,..,..
aud Daniel Bell not having their appearance and
sYen security according the act of assembly and tL
"eS OF Hs court and appearing by satisfactory evil
denee, that they re not inhabitans of ib, conn, ,
ordered that tic said defendants appear here on tin
S' nay OF the noxt term, aud answer the bill of review
He" ny '"e pan''iisi and that copy OF this ordor r
'"erte" III some newspaper Published the city
- hchh""u Tor two months successfully, and posted al
ne front door Of the capitol, in the said CITY
'f copy. Ieste, VIM. g. PF:NDLEToN, C. c.
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INH IL NIifftINSE IVt HNf ha-
1Vh wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD. ON LoNo-IsLANp. where hr now has,
in fun cultivation, JHn'ty,Gue .dcrcs Of
G'OiHd, containing 1000 Grape Vine
Roots; having also the peculiar advantage
NJ being cuahl"d toprocuTe tine best species
u Roots from his Fathers extensive Vine
yards and Nurseries, in the Districts OF Boy.
R,ll-,x l...,.. md 49, nrr,nr,.,.,..,. IL