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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-12
NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.

Gordak's Genuine Physicat Drops,
Rheumatic Bnlsam, and Eye Water.
NOTICE is hereby given, that / have
~ this day sold to WHITToS & WHEELER, all
the right and secret Of preparing Gordak's cee-
DRAFTED Genuine Physical Drops, Gordak's Rheu-
matte Bslsam, and Gordsk's Eye Water, and Of
selling the same throughout the United States. In
addition TO the common directions and stamps
now upon those preparations, all the Medicines
that are genuine will hereafter be signed by
WILTON x WHEELER, Cambridgeport,
Druggists Country dealers aud others will be
supplied on the same terms as formerly | have
likewise assigned to them the accounts of those
with whom the said Medicines have been con.
signed for sale. The public may rest assured
that the Medicines under the above names, will
be equally well prepared as heretofore, and the
subscriber hopes, that their confidence in their
wonderful efficacy, will in no manner be dimin-
ished. VIM f.ORnAK
Waterfowl, Oct. 16, 1899.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, April Ia, 1880.
To the HidOzv and Heirs of REUBEN NEWTON,
late Of Scarborough, IN said County, deceased,
andto all Others concerned IN the Esiate of said
deceased GRrErixc
AOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
In. See 6t) att the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County on the first Tues
day IN June next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to sbew cause why License should not be
granted to sell and convey so much of the Real
Estate OF said deceased as will raise $3.50, 90, for
the payment of the deceased's debts and charges
and you will be heard thereon
" NATHL PAINE r. Prob
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, April 90, 1880.
To the Heirs Of ALMIRA Low, late of Lancaster.
IN SAID County, deceased, and to all others concerned
an the Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IN seeht) atthe Court of Probate to be holden
at Lancaster, in said County, on the third Tues.
DAY IN May next, at nine of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports TO be the last Will aud Testament Of
SAID deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
II NATTFL. PAINE. j. Prob
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" Worcester, S.. Probate Office, April "a, 1880
10 the ltidolo and Heirs Of CHARLES VI. PENNI-
MAN, tate o. Milford in said County, deceased, and
to all others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
u seeh) at the Court of Probate to be hold,
at Mendon, in said County on the fourth Tues.
day IN May next, at nine Of the clock before noon,
to show cause why the Accounts of the Admins.
tration OF said Estate should not be allowed; and
the balance OF property (after deducting the last
charges, taxes. &c) decreed to the creditors whose
claims have been allowed and you will be heard
thereon.
I7# NATu,r pAINF r Dbl
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-12
NEW AND SURPRISING CASES.

A gentleman, MIR. r. of Charlestown. (who
can be referred to- had been confined to his bed
most OF the time Tor week, suffering most ex
circulating pain from Rheumatism after having
had recourse TO the round of antidotes usuaIlyre-
sorted to in this complaint, but without benefit
and while in this state of suffering, and no pros
pect OF relief, Mr.. Caleb Symmes, who was his
neighbor, aud who lowing to The extraordinary
benefit he had himself experienced from its use J
recommended the article with such confidence
as induced MIR. X. to make use OF il, which he
did. with the usual success attending its admin.
straton. viz immediate mitigation of pain. re-
lief, and cure
Mr.. L. of Boston, was attacked with a very
violent Rheumatism in his back, which an appli.
cation otthis L'a'ment, on going to bed, instant
ly relieved, and cured by morning-obseryes ne
never used any thing which gave him so much
and so great relief
An old revolutionary officer near Boston. was
soreiy afflicted for years with rheumatic com
plants, especially in his joints and limbs, which
were frequently much swollen could obtain
only temporary relief from medical advice. ar
the use of various remedies, and had despairet.
OF help; when friend, who had witnessed the
wonderful effects of this Liniment, advised him
TO make use of it. which he did, with the most
happy elect; it reduced the swelling in one
night. This article is considered so superior 10
every thing else, and to possess such uncommon
virtues, that it is ordered from distant parts OF
the country. An agent recently writes s. Please
send me further supply of Jebbs Eminent the
first opportunity-l shall probably sell a consid.
cradle quantity, as it is recommended BY some of
our physicians very highly" Another agent
writes: 81 wish you TO forward me some more
OF Jebb's Eminent, which has recommended it.
self very highly" Price 50 cents bottle.
The Painful and DebiLiidtine Comptoi,,t nj
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U DIR. JEBB's
Rheumatic Imminent!

will afford immediate relief to the patient, and
has sometimes been attended with such extraor
binary success as to cure the most distressing
Rheumatism in trrenty four hours. even when Of
years standing.
This highly valuable Liniment is recommend.
ed with a confidence founded on the experience
OF many years, not only as cure for that excru.
clatlng disease, but as an excellent application
for Stiffness of the Joints, Numbness, Sprans
Chilblans. sc.
Among mass of testimony in favor of the sue.
cess Of the Eminent, a thorough remedy for
Rheumatism, the proprietor selects the follow.
ing as presenting genuine instances of its effica
sy
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, May 5, 1880.
To the Heirs Of MosEs HAYDEN, late Of Grafton IL,
said County, deceased and to all others concerned in
the Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
IL see fit at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in June next, at one of the clock, after noon.
to show cause why the Accounts of the Admins
tration of said Estate should not be allowed; and
you will be heard thereon
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
NIB By order of the Hon. JMdge.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office. April 81, 1880.
TO the Heirs Of Rev. JOSEPH EsTABRooK, late of
Athol. IN said County deceased, and to all others
concerned IN the Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see fit at the Court Of Probate to be holden
at Templeton, in said County. on the Goth day of
May next, at ten of the clock, before noon. to
show cause why the Instrument which purporls
10 be the last Win and Testament of said deceas-
ed shouldnot be approved and you will be heard
thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
49, BU order OF the Hem .JnIlre
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
u see fit at the Court OF Probate 10 he hold
en- at TempIeton, in said County, on the twen-
teth day OF May next, at nine Of the clock, before
noon, TO show cause why the Accounts of the
ADMINISTRATION of said Estate should not be allow
ed, and the balance (after paying the charges,
taxes, &c.) distributed to the creditors whose
claims have been allowed; and ,ou will be heard
thereon.
IL NATH'L. PAINE. J. Prob
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Worcester. S. Probate Office, April Ia. 1880.
To the Creditors and Heirs Of WARREN FULLUM.
late Of Fitchburg in said County, deceased and to
all others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-12
lP S EEDS.

A VERY extensive as.
IN sortment of GAR
DEN SEEDS, from the
N. England Farmer Seed
Store ard other sources,
Just received, together
with a great variety Of
Early GARDEN BEANS
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-12

GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
n see iD at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Templeton. in said County, on the Goth day
of May inst, at nine OF the clock, before noon, to
show cause why the Instrument which purports
to be the last Will and Testament of said de.
ceased should not be approved; and you will be
heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
49, By order Of the Hon. Judge
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Corner Of Kilby and Central-streets, BosToN,
AVE received, and are constantly receiv-
III n ing, by the latest arrivals, very general
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28
pnnScn1n.rInN

The Frederick (Jaryland) Citizen states, tina, the
"'ystsm Of prescription which Introduced and a.
doped by The Coalition party, bY The operation Of which
l02 Jackson reformei ont nj oIire in Fsele
rick county alone, in the years 1921 49, 20 was fo0n.
ded IL Il known, upon feeling Of beralty Justice
or toletaon; tla was the ofpting Of Gesuo,ic and
nioierant sp'' which sonEh 70 coerce conformity OF
opinen silence freedom OF speech, or inhct punish
ment; that this spirit was not only INDUCED here in
Frederick but the Cosonsts. who left ust two magis.
iraes Zone on each .ide Of The Mouocacy) az solitary
monuments OF their magnanimity, but extended 10 ev
cry county in the State, and over ihs Union AZ lar as
they had u in their powefexprsssing, too, their de-
termn ion in the people shoud confirm the bar
gain Of adams, Clay and Webster, to push 10 s az.
limit "
Now, without going at large through the whole STATE
o. MARYLAND, snd hunting up The victims Of Coalition
Proscripon- Suppose ha' each of these one hundred
and fwo Jackson men in frederick had been gifted
with wiye oG the same talent and temper as Mrs
ney, how many pathetic appeals would have been sd
dressed 10 The public Feasibility. They forbore howe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28
TO LIE EDITORS.

WAsH1NGToN, 25th May, 1880.
We yesterday passed the Bill providing for the re-
moval OF the Indians West OF the Asissppi ts third
reading, by vote Of 102 TO o. IL has excited unusual
interest in our body the opposition to the administration
were very uned--carrying many of those who have
been supporters Of the administration. Mr.. Lewis oil
Alabama. made very sensible speech, taking the
strong views of the subject in condensed thought and
strong ldnguage-and dealing, with sparing hand
hard blows the leaders of the opposition il produced
evident sensation aud effect. Our hopes high in a-
vor of the course of the northumberland am one oil
those who at least hope that the President in his civil
administration Of affairs will transcend his mill
tary glory and dsapponte predictions of those Of his
enemies who have represented him reckless all
civil authority and head-strong vioator of every
rule, except those prescribed by his arbitrary will
The bill will pass to-day If at ALL"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28

&Sn REwARD-ro any person who will APP
~ et2g prehend md deli yer 10 ne, my two men
MARTIN & WASHINGTON, who Runaway from NV
coal pits in Chesterfield county ] will give the above
reward for both of them, for either Of them twenty
five dollars
Martin left me at Christmas last, to visit his wife
living at Mr.. VIM. Claiborn's of the Piping Tree in
King William County, and has never returned wash
ingon left the pits about fortnight ago. Martin is
stout wel-set black man. OF about years of age has
projecting forehead, heavy brow and very white teeth
and is probably about feet, inches high Washing
ton is not quite so tall, and Is also very weset and
stout black man. about % years Of age, and was pur
chased Of Mr. David Barclay Of the City Of Richmond
Both Martin and Washington have connections in Rich
mond, aud may probably be about the city. To any
person who will take them up and lodge them in any
jail so that get them again, will give the sum Of $50
for either OF them $50 If brought and delivered 10
me, as above mentioned, either in Richmond, or at nv
coal pits in Chesterfield county, for both will give the
above reward OF $50, for Of them the reward of
S25. BEVERLEY RANDOLPH
Richmond, May p. 6-wd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-! -. ~. $500 COMMUNICATED.
The Editors Richmond Enquirer are respectfully request,
cd make this Circular through cdium pa
per.
oMe Homen IF .Neup- Engiond
number of Ladies in Boston, having formed Society, with
,he intention Of sisns by voluntary susscripon , cy
SOM Of money to be appropriated towards finishing Mona
,nen on nsaAe h respectfully Invite The cooperation of the
object, for Which tc Monument wa: projected. aud NE cir
under which bogun pledge the charae
funds resulting from the general depression business
bring orsIas,ne offering Of Industry ssopoay or
sesdeni. a, an ait, !, in wariias the work:
able s sS@, sS.s sf hi, as'spon ,1a,
mon, for odu,oa sss w n. Ss s a. n I %'@lg 0poy
u@ea, to the memory Of those Patriots, who, BY re
religious privileges we,ru tina, SEX, will
The sab.cripons confined Children of both
a@ Ss to and The smallest given
sss tina. happy viii thus be & Mothers
great event 70 which, eo Republicans, ever
independence and with
God whom our fsc5s trusted Who crowned
Distinguish Laud Hoping, DO WomeS through
the os s " as% to
socToe larger sum- und sale. sums will b, Ga.sy aecep,
Should Lady, being native Now-Engand though
w I he o. Gd,s OF wish to contribute her
The ladies in the Villages
snu N all Cities Towns and Villages Of the other NewEn<and
o os IN, , p%pGso Of in Til: Aor
amour, Nathaniel RUSSELL Esq., Hill
Mrs. CALEB LosIXc.
MIS- MIS-: i IS f fitsF6Sir,
MIS- A sARAH i TAhnS s%%ss
MIS- MIS- a. n. EyE9Err
MRS. S !. T5aks %ahs' u,....,.,
B0sreS, ArniL sd, 1890 III t1s ~ 9 vi aa ~
Mn RI, ID "A Of GssIss .s.on 9th
Alabama, to Miss ELIZA b. Cocxr of Henry county, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28

The enemy will constantly cry, peace. peace, whilst
their hearts bent on war. IL Is the duty Of the
friends OF the present. Administrator, leok TO this
matter; and rely the in,e lgence Of the people,
TO guard sgains, surprise But, conceive II to be
duty to correct error, into which the Editor Of
the Advertiser has been led by his Core He
has ca.sed NJ. Heniricks Of Indiana, with the (" de.
graded BarfonH'' Does he net know that there is an
immeasu distance between them? Mr.. Hendricks
L. smsbe anil ccnci atory in his manner. modes and
unas<usning In hsdepor,ment; but firm and indevia-
ing in the support OF The interests OF his constituents
He commands the respect Of oil parties, without
lisng the hostility Of any. S, far from disrcga ding
the instructions of his constituents opposing the Adj
minstraton, II Il known that Mr. H. has given mos,
OF It's measures anl to- large portion Of the noma
nations. as hrm and decided support IS any member
Of the Senate Without protesting to become apart.
san. he has regarded the win Of his constituents, aud
fai hfuy represented them Tie general accuracy OF
the Advertiser, its extensive circu,ation and conse
quent iaiiu,nce in lniana, has Induced to make
these remarks. They due TO the character Of Mr.
Hendricks, and dictated by that sense Of Justice
which 10. snd should be, the strength OF the Admin.
traon. We know too well tbs correct feelipgs Of the
Editor OF the Advertiser. not TO believe that he will b,
Estihed at III. opportunity this offers, OF the
error into which he has Enthusiastically hen. H.
We place record am article which find in the
Boston Courier of The 10Th in.ap', that our re sdrrs
may what the enemy contemplate That Mr..
Clay hal organized his parry that they more de-
termined and bitter in the opposition than any other
party was, in this country, cannot he doubt, d.
Wesay any other party, because IL will BE- recoeci-
cd, that Mr.. Buckingham the + li,or Of the Courier
who now says cit IL arrant nonsensa TO talk OF getting
along in government like ours. without parties" il
the who gofisd in the Hardiord Conve ntion
and no one can be so blind a. not to see. that the
".Nafiondf Republican" Standard, under which Messr
Clay and Webster are ralyng the odds and emil
Of all parties, IL nothing les than the old
federal black ceckads Gag OF 49, patched over with
recre ant AMI discarded democrats. 'Now is the ac-
ceped time, says the Courier, "or members Of Con.
gress 10 hold meeting ard nominate Mr.. CLAY, in
formal manner. asa candidate! !!' That the Nation
aiparty have held many meetipgs, and that some
"a mors darng-those who have nothing to los. and
every thing to gain; tho'e who have elected them.
"a be captains over the mul'itu les, in favor of such
meeting. we believe. TIL. Editor Of the Courier h 4.
lately mAdea pilgrimage to Washington, aud he wa.
no doubt, taught to expect such meeting; hut we
venture TO predict that sch meeting will -openi,
take place; for their works being evil, they love dark
ness rather than light. no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28
THE MAYSViLLE ROAD BILL.

The decision of the President has yet cached us
The bill passed by the Senate the 22d inst.
and agrccably TO the 18th sect OF the ConS
be returned within ten days Sundays excepted after
IL shall have been presented him. the shall be
law in like manner as if he had signed it,, Sc. &c.
We presume the bill returned to the II. of X. on
"Wednesday as-and in that case we shall be informed
OF its fate by this days MaiIt is scarcely necessary
TO say that it excitcs the deepest interest here at WASH
lngton, and, we presume, generally through the
try. We still hope for the best. We do not believe
that Andrew Jackson will sign bill of this de scription
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28
GOLD MINES.
Extract of a Letter 10 the Editors.
Euunv - u,-u1, ~.

FREDERtcKsBUHG. May %.
Having occasionally seen, in some of The Virginia
Newspares, paragraphs, giving account Of the Spott
sylgana Gold Mines, wac induced to give them c Ill
on my return from the North Carolina Mines ie "
days since; and | am fee TO admit, they are much
more valuable than bad anticipated And, from tn e
unparalleled success | eye witness 10, at the
Messrs. Whites Mine, induced to write you -
likewise visited Johnson's Mine, in the same neighbor-
hood, and was informed by the Superintendent ha he
averages about $50 per diem; and their daily expenses
do not exceed 81, wbict shows The profits consid
cradle at that Establishment Il would be INV Hing 10
state the collections, while was Whites Mines IL
many respectsble gentlemen had not been present AMI
could bear testimony 10 the iact that their collections
AVERAGED S5 per minute; and that DIR. White, enc Of
the Propfieors, washed out from a quart If branch
clay, ~ dwt Of pure Gold The annals Of Mining, AZ
am informed, fufni.h not similar example; and,
from the situation Of the ground surface indications
there, should be ndueed TO believe, immense sums
will be shortly realized, at that Establishments at but
li'ue eSpense.The Messrs. Whites & c.. learn are
atogt putting UP ertensire Machinery 10 Orange. and
Of tie most improved kind, under the direction Of an
experienced and ssul Miner, (from MexicoJ for IN !,
working vein Of Gold, which s said 10 be rich.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
81 SHALL sell TO the highest bidder on the Ist of
fair, Otherwise the first fair day there
at er the tract land which reside situated on the
southern hank of Dan River and on each side of Aa
ron'1 Creek, (Which is the dividing line between tn.
Counties OF HALIFAX and MeckIenburg) On this Creek
ana about the centre oil the tract is we'll Ted
Gr'-' Mill, which affords yearly profit OF $50 barrel.
OF grain. Also, Cotton Machine, in separate buiIi-
ing 1895 acros,s The quantity of land contained in
the tract, about two hundred and forty of which is low
grounds. The most substantial evidence can Offer nj
the valne OF this land, il, that my average crop about
two thousand pounds OF Tobacco, and eight hundred
pounds oil Pork and Beef 10 each hand besides supe
abundant supply OF every grain crop which is nscessa
ry Tor the plantation, that add 10 the comfort of
large family.
My terms will be, four equal annual PAYNE nts, to
take date ifol the first day OF January next (a which
time possession will be gven) aud each payment TO be
secured by bond with personal security, and ein on
The property. .t.1
ROBERT NELSON.
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May %.

A olICE-WAs committed to the Jail OF Fsidax
l county, in Virginia, the 26h day OF s, pt,m-
per- lS29, negro man who calls himself Jane. John
son.-He is black aud is five feet and three quarters
oil an inch high; he slender; his face sharp with
scar on his chn-anoher the left side of his upper
up aud left cheek, and two scars on hi. rir
cheek bone, and burn on his right wrst-This fellow
says he was born in New York and emigrateJ to Penn
'yiv,nIa about eight years past from thence TO A'ex
andria, and from there TO the county of Fairfax He
had on, when committed fur hat sriped roundabout
Jacket corded pantaloon', and pumps The owner of
the aforesaid negro, come forward prove proper
~, and pay charges, Otherwise he will be dealt with
according TO law. FRANCIS ID. DAVIS, Tailor
May rs. 6-w12wl for George Gunnel Sheriff
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May 2s

NE ARSHAL'S SALE In pursuance Of a Decree
I've OF the Superior Court Of Chanc-ry Tor the Rich
nond District, pronounced o. the 10th d,y OF March
lS3o, In The case OF Moneure, SC. ps. Adams &c-I
shall on Monday, the 2lst day OF June next being
Eoochand Court day, at The Courthouse OF said cousty
oHer Tor SALE 10 the highest bidder, public auction
for cash, TRACT OF LAND, which NV the ID ed
referred TO in sad Decree, filed among the exhibits in
the cause, and marked c., conveyed by Will. Nc
heaD and wife, 20 James Taylor containing one hum
ord and eighiy-,wo and three quarter acres of land
be the Same more or less, adjoining the lands of Mrs
Humber Thomas Miller, and George Parrish" in In.
County of Goochland.
j. GUERRANT NJ. s. C. C. r. n
May 20. -
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n AND FOR SALE.-By virtue OF a ID ed OF rrn.t
Ia executed by Edward Moseley, to the Subscriber,
Tor purposes therein mentioned the 9Th d,y OF Ju
iy, 1923, and OF record in the Clerks office OF the conn
~ court oil PowhSaD, shah, the Bird day of Juv
next, ii iair il not the fair day. offer for sale
on The premises, the TRACT OF LAND on which
The sad Moseley resides, lying near Gento, in the
county oil powhdian and containing one thou'and acres,
considerable portion of which svauabIe grounds
The said Tract OF Land:is we'll settled there being on
the premises comm ,Iious Dwelling House and all
suitable out-houses The tile TO the properly is undoub
ed; but he ,ubscribsr will only convey .uch tile as
vested in him Trustee The terms will lie made
known on the day of Sale. AARON HASKINS,
May % 6-w4ws Trn.,sa