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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07

HRf virtue OF a Decree of the County Court OF
"a y Cumberland, pronounced on the 23i day of Feb
lo3o, III The case OF " Thomas L. Swami and SALLY
his wife, against Allen Wilson and Daniel A. Allen
Ex'ors of Sally Macon dec. and Others defendants"
we shall proceed, on Thursday the 18th day of May
neA, upon The premises, 10 sell 10 the highest bidder,
so much OF the Tract Of Land, formerly belonging to
the said Sarah Macon, lying in the county of Cumber
land upon great Guinea Creek, as will be sufficient 10
satisfy said decree.
The sum of $1,000 will be required in cash, and the
oSlance IN Que and two years,-the purchaser giving
loni and security, and deed of on the land to Sc
cure the payment JOHN MILLER,
JOHN HUGHES, Trustees.
March g. lO6-w'ds SAM'L HOBSON. J
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE
" Ihe Subscriber, wishing to remove to the West
VIII sell on accommodating terms that beautiful
Gal,su ho'herngay, formerly owned by Col. George
,,ancocK lying IN the county Of Montgomery, on the
Nam Western road, fourteen miles West of Salem
lnote'ourQ containing eight hundred acres-three
injured OF whch are low grounds of superior quality:
TWO hundred oil table or level high land-a large nor
non OF which is equal in fertility the flat land: the
remaining three hundred well inbcred hill land
INC improve ments are very extensive and valuable
consisting OF large two-story brick DWELLING -house
WIN every necessary out house for the accommodation
oil large ianily; large and CONVENE Mt house
WIN all useful oui-buildings first rate corn mill and
1Su"ery; an excellent barn. and number of new 10 :
oacco-houses the whole OF the buildings are now in
complete repair Young negroes will be taken in nav
,neht, Terms, &C. will he male known application
Fo,herngay, March so. il2-wT
ENFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Absconccd ON
ID Tuesday the 10Th instant, from ON board Mr. p ]
nrcners boat then lying at Gainesville, negro man,
loSi (who calls himself Tom Jeferson) He is re-
marSabiy hkely man. about 20 years old, feet or 10
inches high, well formed and very straight dark COM
PieXion though not very black, high cheek bones and
mas lost one OF his front teeth, believe an upper tooth
on me lett side the loss OF which shows when he speaks
ms dress Is not known, he went his wfe's house
(at Goochiand courhouse) the night after he absconded
ana there changed his cothes he has been carriage
driver several years, consequently he is well acquainted
very artful fellow, and may try to pass for free man
ana attempt TO leave the State will give liberal re
ward for his apprehension in the State and $50 if taken
up our oil the State and secured in Jail that get him
again Any information respecting him. addressed 70
me near Sottsville, Powhatan county, Va will be thank
uliy received. ROBERT X DARNEV
Powhatan, Feb. 4 ei-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07

M Solomdn GTnUes. Sen YIN. Graves John L.
Graves, Lidney GdUss, BdrziHd Graves Solomon
GrdrcS, Jr & Frances Cranes, Johnafhdn Broo6es
Ann BrOokes and Harriet RoIce.
THNAKE NOTICE. shall, on the nth day OF Nav
n mex, at 'he house OF Mr.. Richard Claybfooke in
djlesex County, proceed 20 take the depo.ilion, Of
Martha C. Claybrooke and others be read as evidence
in suit in The Richmond Chaucery District Lewis :
ganst Dirhe and others, in which I am Plaintiff and
you and others defcndants-At which time and
place you may attend if you choose
April l6. ll7-wiw IACHARIAH LEWIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07
Baltimore, 18th Feb, 1929.

Last winter laboured under painful attack Of Rheu.
matism which lasted for iime-on application to
MIR. George III. Keerl. obtained his Rheumatic Plas-
ter which relieved me entirely from PAIN soon after its
application. JOHN II. NAFF.
The above Plaster is put up in boxes at rs cents
each, and sold by
GEORGE II. KEERL, Druggi,t
No. 233, Market street, Baliimo ore
For sale By BURTON & ToMPKINs, sole Agents op.
posite Eagle Hotel.
March ). 1O,-vIot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07
February IL, 1929.
Mr.. GEO. Ill. KEERL-

MIR. GEO. III. KEERL-
Dear Sir You request my opinion of YOUR plaster
competition, which you state has been highly benef
ciai in the relief OF Rheumatism If its application be
restricted TO the chronic form of that Affection have
not The least doubt OF its efficacy Its operation is that
oil gentle stimnllnt maintaining an equality of tenn.
peraure, in the part TO which it s applied and at IN.
same time keeping the surface soft and perspirabie =
competitions possessing similar properties have long
been esteemed by medical men. know of meme bet
ter suited to tha end, than The one you have exhibited
to me- Respectfully, JOHN BUCKLER, Nj. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07

FHVRUST SALE.-Pnrsuant TO the provisions Of a
n Deed OF Trust executed to me by WIN. s. Prior
and OF ecorl i'm the Clerks Office of the Conny Cont
OF Hanover, will bo sold the highest bidder for ready
money, at Hanover Courthouse, on Wednesday. the
l2h day Of May next, for purposes in the said deed ex-
pressed the following property TO wit: one negro man.
enc woman one boy, girl, sundry beds aud furni-
ure one horse. several and calves, yoke Of oxen
one cart, household and kitchen furniture and panta-
lion tools and utensils.
PHILIP B. WINSTON, Trustee.
ApriI2O 1ls-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07

To the Members NJ The Protestant Episcopal Church
Of Tirginta'
TENHE annual Convention OF tie Protestant; Episco-
n pal Church Of Virginia vi be held in the town
OF Winchester, on Thur'dly, he Goth May next
JOHN G. WILLIAMS Sqc'fy.
April 30 12I-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07

THNHE Subscribers in want Of head miller at the
y. Middleton Mills. None need apply unless they
can come well recommended for honesty sobrety and
experience.
May 4, I22 w3w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07

Being violently attacked with Rheumatism, about
hVe years "g,, and he pain in my breast very severe
was Induced 10 try MIR. Keerls Rheumatic Plaster
when one application afforded me perfect relief
J. III. POOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-07

= m presence OF - -----. TSeaI1
March IL. 1O7-wt2Is,Nisv
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
Foreign and domestic
GOODS AT LONG RooM

a DDliIONAL supplies oil season
IN able articles hare been received
the last week, at the LONG ROOM,
which renders the assortment one OF
the must exteOsIveto bs Ceunl in the
State. ~,
JOHN r. WHEATON e. co. hay
ing di.posed Of slnost ecycry yard Of
H,OOfEN Goods, On hand pre- lou.
to their late purchases. their prcsen,
STOCK consequently isnew and fresh
anu was tougtl ot Auction. pnd selecl
ed-wah ca,s from The frst hands:st the
foaest prices wh'chs circumstancc G,
must ofI.r decided ipducemestr to tpu,
rhasers q" other places, as we'll q,
his. 10 call anti expend tIelr.money TO
te best advantage. ,.sls.-,. i
hOctobei "a. -, ,t..
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IN PRESS.


A ND will soon he published by LIN.
"a COLIN a. EDMANDS. Diction
AIRY Of the Bible, prepared expressly for
The soung. by Rev. Howard Malcolm.
History, Geography. and Criticism are
brought to explain the difficult texts.
and all the proper names Of persons,
whose history could he illustrated 6y
pr"fanc history. are inserted. Every
thing has been extracted from Paxton,
Brown, Gurney. Wood, Newton, CAL
mu, and Whitby. which was thought
nss ful to children. Beside these au-
thcrs many of the late Gazzttteers,
Voyages. Travels and Missionary Re-
ports, have been consulted, and the
modern names Of ancient places ascer-
tanned. The work was chiefly iprerar-
cd, during the authors leisure moments
" hlle travelling as General Agent Of
the American. Sunday School Union |;
aud has since been revised with great
care. As nothing Of Ills kind now ex-
lists, tits hoped il will prove a valuable
accession 10 the Sabbath School libra
ries. g ~ sg1r -eiinsl.-ae
Editors who give this notice, three
or more insertions shall be entitled TO
copy Of the wolk.
Nov Ia. Boston. Oct %.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
A certain clire for the
ITCH.

EHIS filthy sud infectious disorder, be il
ever soin' eterais. may be cured III one
hours 0PpiieafiOnIby the use Of
DUalFKIES' OiNTLNr'
II is unrivalled1or the ,pleasanfs,lss. ease,
expedition, safely and certainty. with which
it produces n perfect cure of this disease
The ointment is known 10 be certain and ex-
peditioqs in its operation, MS to effect cure
in one bours application INDY! without auy
hazard Of taking cold, as The composition doe
not contain the least po rticle .f mercury, or
rny other dangerous ingredient it may he
applied with perfect safety in the state Of
presnacy, and even TO children at the breah
Prepared from the O<iginm Recipe in ST..
s.. ofthe late DIR. W. T. CONWAY, by his i'm.
mediate Successor, aud the sole Proprietor
T. KlDDER, Of whom il may be had whole-
sale (with adj th" other medicines prepared
by the late y. Conwny,) at his Count ng
Room, over No. 10, corner OF Court aad Han
over-s,rccts, and at retail, by his special up
pointment, Of }. WILLIAMS, Warren, II.
*.x Observe, none are genuine withou
the written sisnature Of r. KIDDER on the
outside printed wrapper.
Fur sale by WILLIAMS, War
Nov1a $50. $40 .N
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
A Pheasant remedy for
CORNS "a

n rhas been known for years. that the A.
: bion Corn Plaster, afords immediate re-
lief. and effects certain cure-for Cor -. ln
,ts application according 70 accompanying d.
rections, the Corn is sottened, a,tenualed, and
.lrawn out by the roots. without tine lest
pain, or any Of the trouble AID danger aiten-
ing the hazardous aud iAeGsc'umI practiceo'
extracting the Cors by mere cutting. fsir
The following instance, from many other:
a similar character, sufficiently attest to the
supcriour efficacy Of the Albion Corn Piss'er'
CerLfcafe.----' those afflicted with Corns
On the feet, do certify, ,hnt have used thsy
Albion Corn Plaster, with complete success
BeforeI hal used one box, II completely cu'
ed Corn whish had trou bejsnel fpr many
years, Imaks THE publicfor' the benefit o
those afflicted with that painful complain
(Sisned) w. SHAW.
Flushing Long Island, Feb26.
Price 25 cents box. tte
For sale by } WILLIAMS, WxrreI
iIr. A. Z. MoonE. Newport [; and \
DvRFvr. Fall River, HEt NM
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LONG ROCM |!
NEW BOOKS.

~ ANEW BOOKS.
,UViIE subscriber would inform his
u friends and the public. ia general
that he has received . ne Y, sapply.s .sf
Books, which added to his former
stock, makes hi, assortment com ple,e.
Among which, are l..a =
En- ersORs North american Agithmee
: tick--frst para grsl 3 la'r .sie
Smiths Practical Arithmetic, on new
plant in which mental arilryhe.ic is
&eombined without the use Of states
Rothlnrd, a Novel in 9 vols ,eo ia
Penowen. do Pirate do '-e'ees aai
George Barnwell-Antiqupry -.
The Rims Common, prayer Books
Helcns Pilgrimage y ls-ss-
An assortment of States, tOgetber
with avasiety ofSchool Books usually
tounh 10 a Book Store. sHg :
Also, Childrens Books. Toys, &c.
or He still continues the business
Of Book Binding in all its variety, at his
Old Siard. AsW 49, ~
3 NATHANIEL CHURCH, in.
Bli.tul, Dec &c. r. = .,r \,
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In aJdittOn 10 TIE aDUVc,tne hHthcs
Of number Of highly esteemed mem
bers Of the different professions who
are subscribers to the work. might be
adduced ss expressive OF the estlma-
ton in which it IS held. With one
voice. the pubic press from one end
Of The continent to the other, has spUk
On Of fthe Journal Of Health in terms o
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09
WAMNNY gAN!Es

NUTItE 4 is hereby given 10 the
IN Siorklders Of the Warren Back
that their Annual Meeting for tn,
rlrite Of Drecio's f"r the year en41.
ink. will he ho'den nj the Bank, "i'
Monday, the fourth day Of Jauua I,
acx.. al 10 O'clock. foreman. An!
that n Dividend will lie p.ii, on and
'fler !he first d'y OF January next. =
= By nr,Irr. .r
PETER CARPENTER. Cashier.
asD,c 26. s4t ,e Us Dtb s~,
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nov ~.
~ rUN Olxp lt,,n inG lf
SWPNETL LW0TS EAIHs

n UNFALLIBLE Depllsta,y compound
ID for destroyine superduoos hair !.
This compound 50 eilectuslly de-
stroys the hair, tha, il may be remov.
ed 10 few minutes after its' spplics.
rtioH, and is therefore particularly rec.
Iommc nded to ladies', VIII o possess that
great disAS S0reihchl 20 fsmale besuty
superfluous hair on their 'Raees,i neLk
and srrns.i II may be used with The
most entire safety. For ssie bv. ~.
.I...U JAlfES-GARDNER.
, Mays "
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-09

A T Court of Probate holden with
~ in and for the town oi Warren, ON
Monday. the 9TH Of December. 1899.
the c Commissioners on the estate ofLEV
Ell MAXWELL, late Of Warren, de-
ceased, presented their Report for Pro
bste-sSrdered, that the consider 8
alton thereof be referred 10 Court of
Probate to be holden at the Town
Clerks Office, in said War, en-, In Mon
day, the 4,hcsy Of, Jsnuaiys next, and
that prev,ous notice be given To all con-
Fcerned, BY publisbiHg this decree .
seuersl. fines ia the Northern Stat,
that oil pereons Interested may appear
al that Sims and be lhsasdi it they see
6f. 10Y ..ifness, ~ m rfl ID ~.
10 SAMUEL RANDALL. Clerk. ~
H. 10 ~ : 2 il'elf 90
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REMOV AL
ISAAC +. PECK,

| r 5e( FASHIONABLE 7aiLOR)
SfNFOR Ms the citizens Of nrrcn ond Vi
~ cinity that he has :" removed" from his
old stand, and taken room over the store
Of Mr. Stephen Davol,two doors south Of the
( Warren Bank, where hc will continue 10
carry on the Tailoring business-and respect
fully solicus coniihu nee Of patronage.
QUITTING done at short notice.
B-'He VIII also ulser and repair Gentle
men,. cloths to their entire satisfaction, and
'Tpon the most reasonable terms.
ao' Tho latest New York fashions recoiv.
ed every month. 'ia' ~
o. In ADDITION t"the above bronch he will
cIeane and press Genteinen's COATS. P.a.N
T.HLOONS, and Iacics sH.a BITS, &c in
the nea,est manner, ard on favorable terms
1.T' All orders thankfully received and faith
fully attended 10.
nec 26 NNft
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AMERICAN

8 bales brown Sheetings, some very. sMpt
bale doShiftiAgs
i bale best Bedticks ila
bale "a Checks, indigo colour
q cases bleached Sheetings and Shirtingt
Jus. opened for sale very favorable 70 pur-.
chasers .dpply to
JOHN X. WHEATON & co.
Nov 7. ~
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~oMBAzINEs--s aps ehoioe Of blsclA
I'D from common to tsupev6 veSy much
<Asopeythan any before open for ssIs st
W.. 1o,tG &cos'I I :
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DANCING SOHO Ole

ENAR u. T.. CAPRON respectfully
WI inform, the Ladies and Gentle
men Of Warren. and vicinity. that he
y III open a Dancing School, at Col
Curc's Hotel on Tuesday the 5th a
January. 1880 Hours sf tuition co.
LADIES' from p to 3 r. M Gentle
men from 6 to .. Terms S., per sch Q
ar.
Dec 90.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-20
poETRY...
u8 Fnom unk TGxisuAN. as TnlTftE EYENI1ES WIND.

 Spirit that brealAsst through my lattice, thou That cooI'ss the twilight of sks sultry day: Gratefully nows slIy lfsshness round my brOw-s Thou hast been out upon the deep .. play. Riding sll day hy the wild blue waves till now, Reughening sheiF crasis and scattering high their spray @
 And swslling shs pli.e saia. I welcome thee Tothe scorched land, .hou wanderer of tie sea! Nor Iul6nes- -a thousand bosoms round
 Inhale thss nsks fulnessof delght Ana bngdia forms rise up, and pulses bound LiyelIer, at coming of the wind of night; And, Ianguishing to bear thy grateful sound, Liesahe vast inland stretched beyond,hs sight. Gofsrth into the gathering shade-go forth, God's blessing, breathed upon the fainting earth! Go, rock tho iittie wood birdin his nest Carl the still waters bright with stars, and rouse Tho wide old wood from he niajestc rest summoning from the innumerabie boaghs, The strange, deep harmonies that haunt his breast Pleaaant shall Do thy way where meekIy bows The shutting flower, and daFkling waters pass. s And wixf the o'ershadowing branches and the grass The faint old man shall lean ii ssilvsr head a To feel ihee; tkoh shalt Kiss the child asleep, And dry the nioistened curls that oserspread His temples, while his breathing grows more deep And'they who stand above the sick mans bed, Shall joy to listen to thy distant sweep, And softly part his curtains to allow @ Thy sisit, grateful to his burning brow. Go-but she circle of eternal change
 That s the life of nature, shall restore With squads and scents from al thy mighty range, ,, Thee to thy bir,h-pace of the deep once more Sweetodorsin the sea-air, sweet and strange, Shall tell the home sick mariner of the shore; .t And listening to thy rnurEnur, he shall deen, He hears the rustling leaf and running stream.
 Ye ys.ga gssS y N s BRYANT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-20
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

~ .sa.aas@ rsa.s Al AOA
 THE Court of Probate for tho District of L New Milford has limited six months from the date. hereof for the exhibition of claims against the estate of aee '@ - REBECCA FULLER, late of Kent, deceased, represented jnsolyeut. and has appointed us the sabscribers Com missioners to receive. examine, and asliust such cIaimss for which purpose we wiIl attend at the office of Frederick ChittsnEsn, in said Keat, on the first Monday of July, and on the irst Monday 0s Septem6er nexi, at 8 o'clock sssesnoon on each of said days. then and there to attend to the duties of our appointment.
 Kent. April la. 1880.
 sr HIaAn CoNvEasE. l0ommis- sea. LlEUs F. FULLEa. siomsEs.
 AM psFsnns indebted to said estate win make immediate payment to
 FREDERICK CuITTEEpnN, Adm'r
 Kent, April Is, 1880 a
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-21
Real Estate for Sale.

WE subscriber offers for sale the valuable
- FARM in Hardwick, on which he now
lives, containing about $50 acres, well appor.
toned ITO, into Moving, Pasturing, Tillage, and
Wood Land. The Buildings thereon consist
OF large two-story House, Wood House, and
two Barns, with convenient Sheds and Out
Buildings.
Upon said Farm Is a valuable MILL SEAT.
with WATER PRIVILEGE six months
each year, upon a stream sufficient for CARVING
most kinds of Mills or Machines.
from Worcester t to SHgRSn the stage road
hundred rods from the village in the center of
the town, and will be sold entire, or in separate
parcels, as will best suit purchasers.
Also, another FARM in said Hardwick, con
tanning about l60 acres, pleasantly situated
about two miles west of the village with a
House, Barn, and other convenient Buildings
thereon.
Any person wishing to purchase Real Estate
of the above description, will do we'll TO exam
inc the premises soon, as they may be certain
of finding it an opportunity to purchase, at an
unusually loo rate. A liberal credit will be
given, and terms Of payment made easy.
JAMES DANFORTH.
Hardwick, June %. tf25
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AVE just received from New York and
~ IL now opening, a new and extensive SIM.
SEASoMaBLE DRY GOODS,
seieGted by one of the firm personally spcb
as as5 9iTrsees, Valencia, and fancy Silk Vestings
ano trimmings; so pieces Prints, Light and
Da a' OF the most fashionable patterns from q
% RoS Sv CTS GamSrics and Muslins, of ali kinds
BoO O,me'l ana ana Thread Lace Black Lace Wells ;
PPo c' Cap, and Belt Ribbons, new styIe
Drown Drown Sheetings and Shirtings large as
ooIoment OF Broad Cloths and Satinetts. of all
c co,pfs and qualities; two cases GentIemen's
"a tasnlonable Napt and Castor Hats. warranted
IRON Ire 81 to $3.50; general assortment ' of
lard WARE and CUTLERY: Pocke,
SSnlves, Butts, Screws, Files Chisels Hand
S SdwS; &c CROCKERY, GLASS. and CHI
n mn TA Az new and elegant patterns low
Pr'eeo lea Cups and Saucers, and for Sets
general assortment of GROCERIES,
such as Flour, Molasses, Loaf and Brown Sn,
Ia. IasS, oouchong and Hyson Skin Teas-yia
Inc canal for sale at very reduced prices. for
'aSh or approved credit.
Spencer, July a. 90
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Printed and Published by
>. I'll. COTTON & co.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION

u Price to single subscribers who receiv,
Their papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollar
per annum to those who receive them BY
sage Two dollars and twenty cents TWEEN
ment is made in advance. r'
:. VI Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar. and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same pronortion
!, W The publishers of this paper will hold
themselves responsible for no error, in anv
advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-21
FARM FOR SALE.

WNHE subscriber offers for sale the Real Es-
n tate of SAMUEL BYAM, late of Templeton,
in the County of Worcester, deceased. Said
Estate consists Of Farm of about 100 acres of
Land, situated on the road to Keene, about half
a mile north of the South Meeting House, and
direct the same distance south of the Baptist
Meeting House. Said Farm is well proportion
ed into Wood and Tillage Land; large two
story House, and two Barns. Also, about 81
acres of excellent Meadow, situated on Otter
River. Also, an Outlet, of about "a acres
situated three. quarters of mile west of the
Baptist Meeting House, part of which is GOV.
cred with pine timber. Also, one half of Pew
on the floor of the South Meeting House.
If not sold at private sale, the above property
will be sold at AUCTION, on MONDAY, the Goth
day OF July inst, at two o'clock, P. M, at the
tavern of Benjamin Brown, ESQ.,, in Templeton
SAMUEL LEE, Executor.
Templeton, July Z, 1880.
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NEW GOODS
SAMUEL BANTSTER

s taken the T.4VERN STAND, recent
-. "a - iy occupied by Capt. JosEPH, Lowell. at
tne corner OF Main and Thomas-streets where
ne rs prepared to wait upon his Friends and tho
Fuoiic generally; and he hopes that BY the &C.
commodatlons he is enabled to afford, and bv
s'rict attention to his customers he shall secure
d reasonable W portion of patronage.
Worcester, June Is. r
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Every good principle in society, to do good
effectualy and generally, ought to be etfectually
and generally applied; and, therefore, to raise
any society or nation to the highest degree, in
dividuul cultivation should be carried to the
greatest practicable extent in all classes of SO.
ciety.
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II is better to suffer wrong than to do it, and
happier to be sometimes cheated than not to
trust. -RamblsT.
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FLOUR, SUGAR &c

* BBLs. Genasee Flour, choice brands
selected particularly for family use.
hhds. ST. Croix and Porto Rico Sugar
boxes sup White and Brown Havana do
o. pipe : Woodhouse" Old Sicily Wine,
20 quint. Cod Fish,
Just received and for sale. bv
VIZ BENZ. BUTMAN & co
Worcester, June 90. e.