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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04
"1ne PiIot cho ,oeafhers the Storm"

There is so much beauty in the following extract that
we must trust to the kindness of intelligent Cores
Pondent I'm another State for laying before our Rca-
ders. The compliment he pays TO the firrnness and
patriotism of the OLD Hero is classical it is Just:
81 tender you congratulations on the Message. lit
comes not up erdctiy to mark-lf it does not bring
OUT he snip from the storm and especially from the in
sidious leaks which it made in her, with every spar
sound and every sail set still she has been got into ar
bour and it is hoped will not be put to again until
thoroughly repaired Well it was, that at critical
aJuncture, she had helmsman with courage steer
her through shoals and breakers against the opn
ion oil some OF his Crew. 1 confess had almost Civ
en- her up in despair-so many and eager were the
wreckers watching for plumber. Ii may be bribcd
by purse or place; so may communities and states
be swerved from their principles by roads and canals"
1t hoped that the Old Pilot has disappointed such as
were waiting for her going to pieces and that her
will take heart and put TO with determined and
unshrinknu sprifs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04
COMMUNICATED

l learn f ON authority in which have implici, ror
hdence, "a member OF Congress) that MIR. Make n
MAJOR from Pennsylvania, VIII, vo' ed against Mr.
Nan on his hrst nomn ~ N, afterwards changed hs
known to tue Presidents on, whether By direct conmu-
nea'cn from Mr.. Marks, ,hrongh some Intern. Jiatr
channel. - not stated The tact, however. If tie
c"ahse OF opi'on rn1 The Presidents know. ,ice of
are vo2chtd Tor. This, in opinion, would MT only
make IT admissible, but oblg atory on he P.e.idsn, to
re. nominate the incumbent A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04
NAVAL

The following promotions in the Navy, were made on
Thursday last:
Lientenan's Robert + s ockton and Eaac McKeevcr,
to he Masters COmmandant.
Passed Mdsfipmen: R"b'rt G Ro,b, Edward NJ
VAIL F,'z Allen Deas, Samuel w. Stockton. John G /
houn, Charles w Chauncey, Lawrence Pennington
Bal.
We understand that the new soop Of wa CJneord
Cap. Perry, fitting out a, PJrlsm,nth. (N. H. ha'
been ordered to repair 10 Hampton Roa Il 10y he Is h
June, for the purpose of receiving on board the Hon
John Randolph Min.ter 10 Russia.
NOyfoik BencOn. Of NM 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04
REDUCTION & REEORN

The last Congress has reduced the duties on tea eof.
zee and cocoa on SALT essential article Of subsistence
next TO bread--an on .Moiasses Next winter, pre-
sumo, an effort will be made to reduce the duty ST.
garland on such articles can he reached. We must
modify the Tariff as and phen IRE can-never
forgetting that is forced system unworthy of the age
and the counry-unsued to free and thriving people,
and their federal and limited Constitution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04
49, OMNU.NIC97'ED

The public respectfully informed National hnnvcr
@ VIII be celebrated at Laurel Grove Academy
sussex lncar Rives Meeting Saturday tho ri of y
Sunay hcns the Fourth which place an
aon wii be delivered by Dr. lehey Wnu
I y purpose oy company OF gentlemen who saturday
intended indscmnaio invitation TO tho prnc,cI f.n ~,
good orer-but TO those believing III occasion In
perform tho orgies of Baceu have that If they
tend oHr cclcbratiou shall of their private
opinions that subject adherence TO IN, rules Of o
order aud sobrieiy The will commence at II ecI A.
NJ BY order of the Company "
p,,, , EDWARD H. WYATr, Chm'n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04

UDUBLlC SALE shall sell al Public Auction,
n for Cash, at King William Courthouse, on Mon
dry the 26th Of Jny next, desirable little ESTATE
containing about 10 Of Land late the property Of
Thos ~. Grymes, Esq.-This Land lies on The Pa
muDky River, within hort distance Of the " PIPING
Jree"-T improvements consist Of an h1ndsome
substantial, two story framed Dwelling House with The
necessary on, houses orchards &cThe sale will take
place at IL o'clock. VIM. holland, Adm'or
Of c. b. Berkeley
June u S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04

HD UNAWAYS. Two SLAVES, Ned aud John. be.
"a a. longing to the estate of IN, late Mrs Hannah
Kemp, absenel Themselves frem Richmond about the
FIRST Of January last and have since been heard of
Ned has been employed Tor some years Hack dti.
yer End Ostler, and John house servant. Thew
are generally known by the citiz ns Of Richmond ard
it's vicinity, AMI areward Of Forty Dollars will be paid
for their appel en'on and delivery TO Me srs j. s. s.
Cosby Of this city, or 10 mYsef at Fred iicksburg -
All persons csuioned again4 harb,riag or emplo.
Ing the said slaves. j. CHEW. Er'or of
IT. Kemp. dec'd
June y. S-w2Ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04

q ePGA REWARDED any person WHO will APP
~ SI prv' cid and deliver mo my man WASH
g'on Who runaway from Chesterfield Coal pits
a. oi Tour weeks ago, viii give the above reward of
90 dollars.
wa h'ag'on wa' purchased f-w mouths since from
Mr. David Barclay of Ills Cry, where he probably /,
a. his ,ne lie - stout, well set black fellow about
lie 8 inches high, and % wears OF aye I am i'm
iotmed that M was raise in PJwha'an County by n
Mr. Swami. and p"rchased I. ON i'm hv John Ora.
nan, Eq late OF This City, fori whose estate he was
purchased by Nc Bmc.ay. TO any person who will
take hin up sud ledge HIM any iif so that q t him
again. will give tn reward Of rs doar or il brought
and Delivered TO me in ibis City, Mr. John He n
al or Coaps in the County e Chester field, the above
reward OF ~ dollars. BEVERLY RANDOLPH.
June 4 as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04

he recent avces from Europe, have caucl depression
ou IN ms market greater than anticipated; whilst the
North oil us former prices very nearly fully maintained
arc nnersio" to he unusua light every
quote Canal At 81 Ia, no City ils-no Wheat
Tobacco Is without material change possibly shad, higher
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04

b,rh TO matters OF fact anil matters OF opinion which
put forth by Mr.. Adams, In res?ec, the an &C.
lions Of Client. NJ. C. pledged himset cat some
time prcpics than the present, to calm and dis
passionate consider atom. and when there can be no
misrepresentation ~ mo,ives 10 "hy before the pub
lie Narrative Of those trans actions 1T ~ hope
NJ c. will avail hn'ef Of the present proiiious pc
rod when 'har- can be misrepresentation oi mo-
'ives." to redeem this so!emn pioni'e We sbah ex.
r'rt TO hear by the next Mails from Kentucky, that in.
toad OF preparing for Northern Tocr. he il about to
i-s,ir hi. ,ng-sough,-!or Expo.o, from the Press
While his hand il in, we should be happy 10 receive
from hn al o. genuine Copy of that c.i-bat ii letter
TO SIR Bar--tbe ronten's OF which. Mr. Kendall has
professed TO rive TO the world. Mr.. .houid not take
~. field again, without this Document in his hand.-
He will never clear himself of the charge # coliu.ion
Coalition with Mr. Adams, until Ia has the courage to
pub ih the atore said letter.
We shall Ia ret,'c. wait Ter the letter and The Err
poshon-Yr', yon may call spirits Eom the Vastly
deep-but viii they come, when do call then,!"
The Columbus Bulletin r,jculrs the news published
IN this quarter from Ohio-hat Mortal means cannot
deprive" Mr.. Clay Of the votes OF Ohio, 1, DANA aud
Illinois. =" Nov, Gays the Ballen,) whoever may be
the author OF this stat ment, he beays ignorance OF
public option that must exri'e the disgust Of every
" intelligent psrson."--" Mortal means not depriv.
Clay ct the votes Of Ohio!" II requires no means
lie has deprived himself Of the confidence of the peo-
VI Name the writer Of this letter, Sir, and we VIII
shew you ~ foOi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04
PUBLIC NOTICE

Ysz 5AxavENRAA,y',E!LIL!ERs are respect
ra w, stern Stages to Iypchburg
--s.sssoassl ne Sc. leave Riclmona ,y nv Mon,
DAY, Wednesday and Friday nj O'Clock A. NJ and ar.
CIV at l.ynchhurg Il second day by 5 p. NJ. and at
Salem lee third day by p. NJ where IN, Valley sii
ire to Huut'vi'le, Nashville Sc. /. connected Re-
urnng' leave Salem on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa.
;n'd"ys at NJ. AID leave Bytchhurg Wednesdays,
fiiiay aud Mondays, at a. NJ This ,raoeem MT
VII give he ps-senEers sufficient time for rest II
"'sf'. AZ Fiuk-'- on .hr Blue Rdge Moun,ain, ,hi.
Is TS'her,.d ev, ny "trip by Caiiwelrs line which
pass". finras'lc AID the Sweet Springs, connecting
IN Porter and Be'deus live at the White Sulphur
springs winch runs 10 GuyarGoue on the Ohio Ri;er.
rare from * edmond 10 Guyandoic. $50 mics
$50 fo-lo Salem, lS0 miles, Si2-To L,n, hb,rr.
Izo miles So 90 The way fare is also reduced on the
Lynchburg line.
Fo, seas to ne West Apply at the Bar Of the Union
Hotel Richmond.
IAN baggage or property, whether belonging to
or sent by the stage, at the r.k of the
efs thereof A. PATTERSON,
me q S--wl2,'
NOTICE Pursuant to an order OF lie Director. of
1 tie k'vanna Navigation Company, notice is here.
oy gwen that SEALED proposals will I've received on Tues
any the on OF July next at the Palmyra Mills in tho
rounty OF F'uvanna Tor improving the navigate OF
the Ri'anna River 'om wco's locks near the mouth
OF sal" river, to the Union Mills, in the following man.
ner, viz:
Repairing the dam and locks at Woods and deepen
ing hs canal To deepen the ledge at ijryan's ford.
nai aud lock at Suman s. Ashlir's. A dam aud
lock at the white rock the ht OF imam Ash
IN mil pond Adam and lock al Strange's mill cite
ranai AMI lock at the Pslmyra mills. A dam and
,'Vk near the head OF the Palmyra mill pond. and
dam and lock at Bprnardsburg.
f"r information a. to the height and l-net of dams,
Ing H. width and liz of locks, rias aud manner Of
executing the work. any perscn disrosed undertake.
will peae make application either personally or bv
letter, to Hugh Nelson, Pr"sdent James Clark. Nj
ch''a- H. Lewis, John p. Sampson or Dan'I f. Carr,
dnec'or.-Direct to Hugh Neson. James Clark
John Simpson Evetettesvile, Albem,r,e; 10 Nicho-
ia' IL Lewis OF Danl F. Car, Charlottesville. Abe.
"aiie. DAN'L F. CARR,
Secry Y. Va Co.
Jun" a. S--wiwE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04
TuE DiEFERIsNCE

- "It is your bull that has gorged my OK
never mas more Glamour been raised, and with so
mus JUSTICE as against the Indian Bi letter from
Washington in the Phil. Inquirer, has the CoIIowinr
appropriate remarks
"Peca parties are of camelion texture wartime
their principles and their actions no, unfrcouentlv "a
circumstances direct. With very few exceptions the
friends OF the former administration are opposed 10 This
executive measure MIR. Adams i'm his messaoe H.,
1925, uses this language:
"Being deeply impressed with the opinion bat thc
removal oil the Indian tribes from the land which fe,
now occupy within the limits of the several states a
territories to the countries lying westward and north
ward thereof, within acknowledged boundaries il of
very high importance TO union and NAV be accom-
Phshed on CONDITIONS, and in manner promote the
interest and happiness of these tribes, the attention of
ohg' ess has long been drawn with great solicude to
the SUBJECT Experience has clearly demons that
in tn present state is impossible oncorporae them
in masses, in any form Whatever into our system II
mas also been demonstrated with equal ccrtainfv that
WIN out timely anticipation OIL and provision against
INC dangers TO which they are exposed, under causes
which it will be difficult, if not impossible TO crontroI
their degTdddtion and determination will be INEv1.
TABLE"
''Such is the language which Mr. Adams used and
which his friends in Congress were willing TO aJop
jut now, when Jackson recommends the same % licv
Is cried out against monstrous in the EXTREMIST de-
gree. "Py the condi ion Of the poor Indisn-let him
alone, and do not drive him from the land of his fathers
and where their bones rcpose" This is all stuff inten
ded only for effect The suggested does not mint
TO force compulsion Every declaration of President
Jackson points different Of action viz kindly
TO take Of, remove and support them for year
when they shall be ready and willing TO Join those of
their friends who have already removed The Cbero-
KEGS, understand, delightful country west Of fe
Mississippi, where about 5000 have voIuntariIv mov
ed; and the accounts received are that nothing would
induce them TO come back TO their old homes within
the State of Georgia"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04

.fohce TO o,cnrs and ndci4ators Of boats on James
R,Ua.
~ 26;h May 1880:
Resotoed, That the keeper Of The Locks at Maten's
Adventure, be instructed to require pre- viouy 10 adj
mtIng boats ascending The river having coal on board
to passage through the sad Lork bills and recepfs
fIr such coal from the Golfers or their agents from
whom III" same shall have been obtained in the en-
SFdred form establish ed by the said Golfers re-
gna'ioa 10 take effect from and after the 10Th of Juns
next. A true co,v
j. BROWN, Jr. I'd Auditor
June 4. Q T
VIEW MODE OF DR.TTYLVG
The Holder IT Five Tickets Shares will be Ger.
tain OF obtaining at least Two Prizes and may draw Se-
ven
CoHEN's OFrIcE BALTIMORE
.hHRFLH.ND STATE LOTTERY
M 6, Tar 1880,
On WEDNESDAY BOTH OF JUNE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04

NOTlCE.-All persons having any claim. against
q the Estate Of jeremiah Minter, dec. Of Powhatsn
are reque sed TO render efo for setement-and those
indebted, are required 10 make speedy payment.
JOSIAH COSBY, Adn'or
Of J. Minter, dec.
June a. S-Hiw~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04
MILLS no LEASE

WISH TO lease out for term of y, ars, my Mills in
II Louisa, on the Souih-Anna Rver.--1'his property
consists OF Manufacturing Mill, with two pair OF Burr
stones, two pair OF Corn Stones, Saw Mil, Store
House, comfortable Dwelling House, ard all necessary
out houses.-Tho local situation Ct this Mill, its being
IN populoas and fertile neghborhOod twenty miles
distant from any Manufacturing Mill, within fourteen
miles Of James River, and the large GU tom IL has al
ways had Che tolls amounting 10 from $500 10 $1,000
per year -makes II desirable and valuable property
Any person wishing TO engage In the M Hing or Mcr.
camille business in the Country is invited To call
CHARLES DABNEY.
June y S-wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04

II seems that our composor has giren credit 10 the
Baltimore Chronicle for article ION the 23rd ultO
against the Bank Of the y. S. which was copied from
rdtun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04

LITERARY DESIDERATA
An Ohio G,zstte reminds Mr.. Clay Of promise he
made some eight years ago. to expose certain errors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04

HdUtmms.-Our attention has been called to a margin
al note in the Enquirer of the 18th ultIinfers (savs
our Correspondent 'from the pages of Hevilius that
MT Madison solemnly protested against the Procama
uon oil Neutrality" issued by Gen. Washington Now
the protest was not against the Proclamation itself but
against the Executive Prerogave attempted TO he en-
grated on it, i'll the publication of "Pacic,Is" (by Mr.
Hamlton) TO which the Essays of "IIelvdius'wcrc an
answer he latter justified the Proclamation in its true
construction There nothing, therefore, i'm the Pro-
test adverse to the Act OF Gen. Washington or TO the
participation of Mr.. Jefferson in Tive have not the
pages OF Heivdius before us; but have such conf
aehce IN me accuracy OF our Correspondent that we has
ten 70 lay his statement in question before ihe Puhlic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-04

June g..
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-10
ASA MATHEWS, D. She
SPORTSMAN

VENHE fullblooded Horse, SPoKrsMAN will,
-h- stand the ensuing season at Westboro'.
Shrewsbury, and Worcester. Persons having
brood Mares are particularly invited to look AZ
Sportsman, and also to pay attention 10 his
pedigree; as they may be assured that the time
is not far distant when pedigree ,oiu be reouir.
ed in the disposal of fancy Horses.
Sportsman will commence his campaign on
the LIST of May. Notice will be given in future
papers OF the days he may be found at the above
Pedigree Sportsman was sired by Busso.
rah Arabian, (mported); Dam, Sportsmistress,
by Hickory; her Dam, the noted running
Mare, Miller's Damsel, (the Dam also of Amer,
,can Eclipse by Old Messenger; Grand Dam.
the celebrated Pot9os Mare, imported BY The
late Mr.. Constable.
Performances At years ol6 he won the
Sweepstakes at the Union course, Long Island,
against fire horses. On the same course the
same season, he won a match race against Mr..
Stevens's Ratler. In the autumn of 1897 he
ran upon the same course, and ICON at three
heats; the second days purse, three mile heats.
beating Richard 3d. from Virginia) and two
others. He has never given way in limbs or in
his wind. These are all his performances and
he neOer 'oas beaten. For docility and gentle.
ness no has few equals and no supsriors.
Feb 10 ayse
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-10

From CoLoMIA. Accounts have been re-
ceived at New York to the 9th ult.
A correspondent of the Mercantile Adj
vertlser writes under date of the 9th ult.
from Calthagena, that "all eyes are fixed
on the Liberator, and great anxiety is man
liested to know what course he will pursue.
Guayaquil and Quito have declared in ia
vor of his being proclaimed monarch of Pc
ru. The news of the separation of Vene-
zuela, causes much excitement"
Troops had already marched for Venezu-
ella, and the army from Peru, which was or
dered for the same destination.
Venezuela was at the last dates, in a
state ofopposition and is said to have TAX
en- up arms. 1t is not unlikely that it is
fostered by Paez, with a view of making it
apparently expedient to invest Bolivar with
still greater authority.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-10
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.

EN r: EVANS respectfully informs the La
IvA dies and Gentlemen of Worcester, that
he proposes to deliver at The South Town Hall
his Course Of Lectures on GEOGRAPHY, GIRO
NoLoGY, and HIsToRY, accompanied with nu-
merous elegant Drawings, illustrative of the
customs of different nations and interesting
subjects Of Natural Philosophy.
Terms: Single Tickets to the Course, ~
Lectures, 81; ditto, to admit gentleman and
lady, S3; ditto for family of 4 persons. S..
VI Tickets to the Course may be obtained
at the Book Stores in this town
GCF On To-MoRKow EvEKISG, THURSDAY,
Feb. ~ Mr. Z. will give a gratuitous intro
ductory specimen of his Course, at the above
mentioned Hall, at z, which the friends of sci.
entifc improvement are invited to attend.
Feb. 10.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-10

VIRGINIA CONSTITUTION. According to the
Constitution Of Virginia, recommended to the
people by the Convention, the right of suffrage,
at elections for members of the Legislature
y confined to the free white male citizens. of
worth e. i've being the proprietors of freeholds
mander in fee of t6ee lkaTs, of reyersiOns re-
hold estate for term Of iu ~ w. or OF lease
years, or the annual rent oftwentv d9Il 1an hVe
being housekeepers and heads of families va.
ing by ballot is prohibited. No person shall be
member of the House of Delegates under the
age IT twenty five, or of the Senate under The
.E eo " my Clergymen are excluded; and
LIZ ~ 's"tuIe Is empowered 10 dsouaIifv far
al oihces' all persons engaging in duels All
Jaws are to originate in the House of DELEGATES
Inc Governor is to be a native of the Iini,od
states, or one who was citizen when the codN
era' constitution was adopted II is reou;red
sGo ou '4at ne shall have been citizen of Viz
IS to be chosen for three years, and not IN he
reelected till after the intervention of term
He is required, before exercising anv dscre.
tionary power, to consult the Council of State.
consisting of three members, one of whom is
to be chosen in each year The Judges of the
Supreme Court of Appeals and of the Supreme
Courts, are to be chosen by the Joint vote of
the two houses of the Legislature. They are
to hold offices during good behavior, or until
removed by concurrent vote of two.thirds of
potn houses. Their salaries are not to he d.
mInished while they continue in office and no
;yedge snail be displaced by a law abolishinC
ms court, unless by the concurrence of two,
thirds Of each house '"0'
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-10
NEW SALEM ACADEMY.

FENHE Spring Quarter in this Institution,
Il which for past years has fully answered the
wishes of the Board and its numerous patrons,
will be opened on MoNDAY, the 22d Of Februa-
ry inst under the particular instruction of Mr..
ANDERSON, who was graduated at one of our
most respectable New England Colleges, and
my at Deerfeld, to the general satisfaction of
that Board and of the pupils under his instruc-
ton; and who we are confident from numer-
Gus recommendations, will give full assurance
of his competency and ability to instruct in all
the solid branches of education usually taught
in similar Institutions.
u Tuition from $3.50 to So per quarter
Board may be had in respectable families from
81 to 81 ,33 per week.
o., Particular attention will be given to the
morals of the scholars.
JOHN w. HUMPHREYS, Secry.
New Salem, FeI~1n e
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-10

Mopr CoLD WEATHER. On Saturd.
ing last our thermometer stood at 81 degTsSs
below zero, at o'clock on the ev~..,ng of that
day at 6, and on Sunday morning at 10 degrees
below zero. Saturday night was the coolest
we have had this season, but as it was almost
perfectly calm through the day and night, TIE
weather was not so tedious as it was the week.
before, when the wind blew high On Sunday
night and Monday morning we had fall of s
or inches of snow. On Sunday mornino
Jan. 81, the coldmeter at Woodstock. WI
was Is degrees below zero. At Norridgewock.
for the fortnight previous to the Sd inst. II
ranged from 10 to 81 below. At Bangor. morn.
ing of Goth ult, it was 90 below, but in bonrs
rose to above. On the 3lst it fell to 30 he.
low AT Keene, IN. H.) on the 29th and 3o,b.
10 below, on the 3Ist, 90 below. At Soco. on
the same day, Is below. At ST. Andrews.
a. b. on the 18th ult, 90 below. At st. Ste.
phens, %. At Fredericton, 81! At Quebec.
"a. AT Norridgewock, (Me) on Sunday, the
gath, &c degrees below.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-10
IAN %. 1870,

WORCESTER, IS. Jan. %, 1880.
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold al Public Ven
due, at the Worcester Hotel, in Worcester, on
MONDAY, the LIST dry Of March neat, at II
o'clock: A. NJ all The Right in Equity that
WILLIAM BUFFUM, JR., has to'redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate situated in the souther-
ly part of Northbrldge, consisting of the Cot
ton Manufacturing Establishment, heretofore
owned by said William Buffnn, jr., and others
together with all the lands, privileges, and APP
purtenances, thereunto belonging.
.ASo,-at the same time and place, all The
Right in Equity that said WILLIAM BurFuM, ir.
has to redeem the moltgaged Real Estate sIu-
ated in Holden, at Dryden Village, so called
consisting of the Woollen Manufacturing Es-
Enlistment, heretofore owned by said William
Buffum, jr., together with all the lands, priv.
leges, and appurienances, thereumto belonging.
8 t. W. BANCROFT, D. Sheriff.