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INSURANCE against FIRE.

FHNHE Springfield Fire Insurance Company
z effect Insurance on all kinds of Property
Except Cotton and Woollen Factories) on as
reasonable terms as can be obtained at any 9TH
CT Office. Apply to ISAAC DAVIS, Attorney
at Law, Worcester, who is duly authorized to
fiji policies. eoIy Nov. q, 1899
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A CARD.

A CARD.
TEHHE subscriber has taken possession of the
IL TAVERN STAND, formerly occupied
by him and lately by Mr. Banister, near the
Worcester Bank, and has reftted and newly fur
nished the mousse in such style that he hopes TO
satisfy all who may call upon him. If neatness
of the house, care in furnishing the larder, and
diligence in attention TO the comforts of guests,
will ensure success, he trusts that he shall re-
ceve share of public patronage.
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
Worcester, June 80 eotf
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Hard wick, Jur
FOR SALE.


"a FENHE Manufacturing EstaJ-
fssss Il lishment formerly belonging
.s.s - to jonathan A. PoPE, situated in
49,, the northerly part Of Oxford,
(Mass) consisting of about fifty
acres of Land, with Factory, eighty feet long,
and two stories high, Store, and two large
and cOmmodious Dwelling Houses thereon
The Factory is supplied with water from two
large reservoirs, and for pleasantness and con.
venience of location, il is excelled by few stua,
lions iE the country. A considerable part Of
the purchase money is 10 be applied to the pay
ment OF mortgages upon the premises, and a
liberal credit therefor will be given by the
The above situation is recommended to the
particular notice Of young manufacturers wish
ing to embark in the business with moderate
capital. IRA BARTON, Acting
assignee Of said Pope.
Oxford, April 5. If
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office. Sept. Q, 1850.
10 ne Uidoto and Heirs Of IIORAcE WHITNEY.
Of Westborough, IN said County, deceased and 10
aH Others concerned IN The Estate Of Said deceased,
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited TO appear IF you
IL see fiji at the Court of Probate to be holden
at orcestcr, in said County, on the first Tues.
day In October next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why Letters of Administra.
ton on the Estate Of said deceased should not be
granted to Martin l.. Stow, Esq, of Northborough.
Ball, principal creditor Of said Estate; and Won
will be heard thereon
81 NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office. Sept ID. 1880
10 the WidOr0 and Heirs of LEMUEL DAVIS, late of
Holden, IN sad county, Esquire, deceased, and
10 all others concerned an the Estate Of said deceased
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see fly at the Court of Probate TO be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the FIRST Tuesday
in October nexta nine of the clock, before noon,
to show cause why License should not be granted
by the Court of Probate of said County, to sell
and convey so much of the Real Estate of said
deceased as will aise the sum OF four thous and
four hundred dollars, for the payment of debts
and charges against said Estate and YOU will be
heard thereon.
81 NAT+Ti'I PAINE D-.L
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TO BE LET.

FHNHE BLACKSMITH SHOP and TOOLS
n belonging to the same, situated near the
Stable of the subscriber,-an excellent stand
for an industrious Mechanic Said Shop and
Tools are calculated for the shoeing of Horses
and Oxen, and also for the Ironing Of Curriag
es. Possession may be had Immediately, and
the Shop furnished with stock on shares If re.
quired. CYRUS STOCKWELL.
Worcester, Sept %
Also, in the same yard, a chaise and Car.
rage Makers SHOP, which can be leased inn
mediately
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office, Sept. 1, 1880
10 The Heirs Of HENnr J. II. AioneAN, late Of
re'ersham, m Sdtd County, deceased, and 10 all
others concerned in The Estate of said dseegsed
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
seeht) at the Court of Probate to he holden
at Iempleion, in said County, on the third Tues.
DAY IN October next, at ten of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why the instrument which
puirports to be the last VIII and Testament of
Sa'd deceased should not be approved; aud you
will be heard thereon. -"
So NATH'L. PAINE, j. Prob.
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tract, about % acres are covered with heavy
growth of Wood Of various kinds the residue
is Tilage and Pasture Land The whole will
be sold together, or in parcels, as purchasers
may choose.
If the Wood Land should not be sold before
the 18th of November next, the Wood alone
Will then be sold standing. In either case, a
liberal credit will be given for the achOIe of the
purchase money if desired Application NAV
be made to SAMUEL NJ. Burnside, BESJAMIy
BUTmAH, AETEmAs WARD, or CHARLES ALLEN
all of Worcester If Sent.
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To the Hon. the Justices of IN

Court of Common Pleas, now holden at Wor-
cester, within and for The County of Worces-
ter:
EHUMBLY SHEw, LEWIS YoUwc and
u a SALLY YOUNG, minor children of limo
thy Young, late of Ward in said County, de.
ceased, by Daniel P. Haynes, their lawful Guar
dian that they are seized in fee of one undi-
vided quarter part of the following Real Estate,
situate in Ward, in said County, except the
buildings thereon, containing three hundred
ana thlrty'three acres, more or less, being all
the homestead, formerly owned by William
Dung, deceased, except fifty acres devised, by
said decc? sed, by his last Will and Testament.
to Nathaniel S. Clark, and twenty-five acres of
the said farm devised, by said deceased, to the
children of William Young, which the deceased
purchased of John Barnard by deed, which is
recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said
County, Book lis, Page 42S, which said farm
is fully described by a deed from William Young
to William and Timothy Young, which is re.
corded in the Registry of Deeds for said Coun-
ty, Book 2l5, Page AL, and the part thereof
held in common as aforesaid is bounded east by
the fifty acres of land devised to said Nathaniel
s. Clark, southerly by the farm formerly be-
longing to Jonathan Stone, late of Ward afore-
SAID, deceased, west by lands of Robert YOUNG
and Heman NJ. Burr, and northerly by lands of
Joseph ID. Sargent, the said parcel devised to
the children of William Young and the land Of
Samuel Clark: Which said parcel of land is
held IN common by your Petitioners with Eliz-
abeth Young, of said Ward, widow, and sundry
other persons, devisees or heirs of said YOUNG.
who are interested therein in reversion, whose
names are to your Petitioners unknown: that
they cannot occupy and improve the said quar-
ter part of the premises to any advantage while
| the same lies in common and undivided:
Wherefore they pray that such proceedings
may be had, in regard to the premises, that
their said quarter part may be set off to them,
separate and IN severalty from the other three
quarter parts, in due form Of law. And as in
duty bound will ever pray.
DANIEL p. HAYNES, Guardian.
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Wmdoso Glass g. Hard Ware.
LORING & KUPFER,

LORlNG O. IN u Il L In,
"a No. 10 Merchants Roao. ..BosToN,
OFFER FOR SALE,
954 boxes Boston and South Boston Crocm
Glass, first and second qualities, at
great discount from factory prices,
275 boxes English Crown Glass, all sizes,
1850 Ontario IL Geneva )" by s, 2 by9,
10 by 8,
l40 " Pittsburg 7by 9, and 10
byS,
800 q" Waterford Shy 8 TO l6 by
II,
175 Franklin " 6 by s to 16 by
II,
$50 Baltimore by 8 to % by
30,
so crates English Crown Glass
% Glass Cut to any Pattern.
Purchasers will find larger assortment than
at any other establishment in Boston, and can
be accommodated with any quantity at the very
lowest prices.
10 l.. & K. are agents for selling the .Nea1
England CroaUn Glass, and can supply any
quantity or sizes at the manufacturers prices.
Also, very extensive assortment OF Bir-
mingham & Sheffield HARD WARE GOODS,
on the most favorable terms. Pm Sept. 8.
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Ashburnham, Dec. 10, 1929.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, SIS. At meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the
fourth Tuesday of June, A. d. 1880, by ad-
Journment from the third Tuesday of SAID
June:
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That no.
tce be given to all persons and corporations in
terested therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at the house of Asahel Corey, Innholder,
IN Ashburnham, in said County, on Wednes-
day, the twentieth day of October next, at two
of the clock in the afternoon, by publishing an
attested copy Of said petition and of this order
thereon, in $ The Massachusetts Spy," a news
paper, printed in said Worcester, three weeks
successfully, the last publication to be fourteen
days, at least, before the said twentieth dav of
October.
And II is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
OF said County, or his Deputy, serve .he Town
CLERK OF the town of Ashbu.nham, with an at
.ested copy of said petition and order, thirty
days, at least, and also post up an attested copy
theleot In two public places in said Ashburn-
nam, fourteen days, at least, before the said
twentieth day of October; at which time and
place said Commissioners will proceed to view
the route set forth and described in said petit
ton, and to hear all persons and corporations
interested therein, who may then and there
desire to be heard thereon
Attest; WILLIAM JENNISON,
Clerk, pro tenn
copy of the petition and order thereon.
Attest: WILLIAM JENNISON,
81 Clerk s9r0 tenn
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GOOD BARGAINS.

EHOR SALE, 48 acres of Land !;
& being that part of the farm
lately owned by Col. Samuel Ward,
which lies south of the Patch road,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

-, tf.ts- n Representatives number
...,,,;oa. .aj rp.BiuIlous were resented.
A,,.,,g Inc resolutions, was one offered by Dir.
n..,,nz.r al Sorth Carolina. referring to the
,,'..,,,a,,,.a II Yas, aud M-ao,. The sxpediency
-, radt.i.i the duties On Iron, Cotton bagg,ng,
C,arse Vol. sugar, &C. on which the question:
=, ,.,,,.il.,,,,aa "a, demanded. and The HOUSE
released To- con. 'jrr tie trsoiaiion' w s"ie OF
lI4,65. rap olher resolutions are not OF
-, i.ou,ftanse II eadife distinct notices.
rs{,s.I,y. Dsce H5er i5.-in the Senate the
-..t.a,,.f. oT tue election Of Mr.. PonhektrT
a., "a. I.yi..aiurs oil Mississippi, ns SENATOR
~, thai safe. wara handed ~. oslns reports
(r,.n ~ Committee 81 G.atms, a"i several Pc
...,..#y.te ,r..eoted; and various bills we're
,e,l. ir,i tue, and passed q secon reHd.
inc. a. given N GU report. On taking up Inc
.,a.',l,,t,,n subniftei by hr. Clayton on lncs-
day that CanmIttee he appniniei 10 exam
me AMI report the prescott conditinn ut the Post
Once Depart NOT, and IN what manner the
I,a. r.gtlating the Department are administer
81 H. an amenineut was novel by Mr.
tvni,e that 4 Ia refsrrrd - the Standing Com
,,,t,se On tn. Posi- O.fi~c aud Posi- Roads, WINCH
g,yr rise 10 con.iirrabl" debate a DIVISION
to,k mace, whrn tue orl5ihhi resolution was
carried, there beng FOR the amendment Is
AGAINST il n; ani Mpssrs. CLAYTON, hoin's,
Grnndy. Woodpnry, AMI Hendricks, were iheh
appOialed u Comm ttee.
Nothing w.s doue IN TIE House oil hrpresen-
tatiyey. bcyond the pre'enttt l1n pI petitions aud
the oHirin1 oil res1lutans, among "nIGh we
noiIced none aG particular iatefe''.
Mr. Howard presented IN the House the me
moria OF the Btllmrr. and Ono and I'll
Road Company, praying for PERMISSION 10 con
street rail road To Washington through the
District OF Columbia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

e., ,,e ..es, naratinn Of = female seade'Hy "a
IN tosn 81 Dsbsilie.
"A, d. .,inaA .aoni,isd the foiio~ins ieso'"'
Rs.,tusa, rna the committee OF Co"''s "'
I..,.re ne in.traatrd - inqsre "heihef Toe ae'
81 Assembly, wais g. P'ssr"' D"e.f'"s' os
49,. IN force u a - si'a - at, '"ta ihs 'sf'
o..ne, ofre.sasrins ~ SAM o. s'ne "'"s'
praSi.,JHs o. TUE sffi's I'D - --"ha 'h"" '"''
lave rave ls TepJti u1 Ut ~ "the'" VS.
.41sptsf
las iIoose adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23

DEBA IL Y LIE u ). Sly \ ~
On VsdaesdIy Dc. 10, 1880, on Hs ioHo10ing
Re.JlltioH, 0Jsrsd the day Gtf1re, W Mf
Clayton, of Deieware.
Res0isei, That "A committee be appointed to
eranrne aud report tue present coalition Of
the Post Office Department in what manner
tho laws regulating the department are admin
I.,-red the distribution of labor the nunter
of csrhs Ani the dutes assigned to each the
untnber Of agents where aud no" employed
tnn compcnsati)n OF cOair tctJfs aud. general
" the entire management OF the department
dnd whether fIrthrr aud what legal provisions
ba necessary, 10 secure the proper adinlais,ra'
ION al ~ affairs.
Nj WnrE observe thai he had no nbjec-
ton 10 the subj et matter Of toe resolution
but he was decidedly opposed u so much OF ii
as required me apPoiatn NJ OF special COM
IN tee. He said he was always opposed To the
ctea ton OF such committees, unless demanded
by Ifgcaf necessity Hr hoped tai it might
be SO modified that the Subjects which wer,-
embraced il Il might be eterred II the
Committee on TIE z q OH IS ADJ Post K Iads
Mr.. CLAfroN said, it had occurred 10 MN
that the subject embraced by the resolution
could "ilh more PROPHECY, be re!errsi 10 So
lect commligce than 10 one Of the standing
! committees Of the Senate that the duties Of the
standing committees We're already sufficiently
oper"us empiO log a great portion of tn - IN
AMI mat the Importance OF tue subject deserved
Inc consideration OF committee who would be
able 10 give II thorough lnVesligatlon
great dsai 81 time would be required 10 obtain
the miofmail'a necessary To i1nnd report
~ ma lhe C"hi hittre On fosi OiiIees a. Posi
hnads mad an.ies 70 pc i"ran' already eri'oas
enough 10 occupy great portion OF IA II ti,nr
i"'InS 'he fe""h'#Ief OF The session II the
Senate s'esed The subject Ia the important
llght ne d'd select Committee would be cho-
Ne" 10 "ct on u. V'th ihe views ne enteft"in
el' ne cohlu MOI consent 10 modlhcaiioh o.
the ieso,n'oh'
WI nun ,hth "oEel llaI 'he phrase Sc
'ect Committee ne STRICKEN OIL All ITS place
snPphp" ny 'ne 70 hm'ltee on t'e F9si Oi-
| nee nm" "s' "o''s' II aPpea' u him That
'ne '''pe1' u" ''pu III 'ht ieso'u'Ion was more
hPPfoP,in . ''s 70 "n'''ne "a nc Fos' oi-
nee anu os' 40 '"s' 'i.'' |" dty o'hfF commit
| 'ee' lucy were 'n'I 'nanh'le WIN TIE all 'Irs
VI ,pe oe anu '"e ''''c' u lis "ihGef''
""i eo's' i''"p ne 0'"S'aeie' ma '"f W5'i
| "PPi'I'''' I'"' g ''l"' epH'' ne ''ot''"'. 'tt
vas W. >" w. ','p'''u W ~ x" '"a' POM
=, ~ Wv ~" .o"'e'' "''"soi VIM SUI
"''n,'"s ,''' "'"z ''''rn,'
WI hoLhh, h"ped me resolution wonid not
os 81 "''e""'". u nda apPeart" 10 MN Win
~ ~ va" 'i"'" iple
,t - . - ''' " }" 3 ~
-, ~ Wv :, NV. W. ''' !" necessary
- :, ~ NJ "'' ""l Guar .! 'he saJ-
- / ~ NJ sc oS' O'i
~ - -, - W A''"''"',o"' % papers,
az" - - ","ot' '"''e 'i"f'9i el anu, ~
,,,'' = ,''..,' Va "."' - S'Fe " SO
. -, : - - u" ne 'ach U
~ 49, ".,u f'' 'et' report
- - "y' ''u W we Pp'oe wa rs S"a@GoH'
- NJ" NJ e''"' u''' VA" oteh s@i'' Per
,,,,,,,s.a ~ IN. pn., IN, n,.,. ''.',"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-23
2ist Consrcsy-2nd Session.

M3aidg, December l.. In the Senate .eve.
nal petitions aud arnoriaIs were presented Inv
several Senators, hat none OF any particular in
portance. The 5eaur, lhen, VITA cOnsidernbl,,
t1rn aud soleunJty, resolved Itself into a
tilsh Curt OF lnPadGntarut 10 the case Of
Judge q OK OF Missouri Three OF the wit
nesseS sn'Hnohed on the pat Dt Judge Peck.
iron tI-ir bang e ectei ,u,,ubers u me beois.
lAiure OF hiN;oiri, ii present la session. rein
slug 10 aiirni, dIl taen deposition, b,,lao
heen ttkch ia w,ang. Ia a.lJw tl,ne to tar
Manages GA the benitt vi the Il ,a,e of R.nr4.
eeniatVes 10 eAAtnIlc tlctr aInI,,.Dutty a, cyl
dence, ihe oendte adlpurled rs slGltny ss ,
Court 81 Impeachment I,t = ltocN GA ,Ion.
day neal.
la the Ho1ss OF Representatives,, tAe replra.
"'h 81 Iha Co'nhiiie" at Managers 10 the a.
s"er OF J ldse Peck Vas sdoptet, unl M.
al'has rs thrn went up 40 ths senate Vsri,,s
resolutions vera adnpied. \ reso.ufIon vas
otid,ed by Nj. .iay,,rs ii Grornta, IN rs',.,I
me da'. on iofc'sn saghf, tut Tao qae,5ipn at
eo".'deratIpn being de.Hahie,l, and tne ,,a.
anu noss ordered, tar ilai,e refused +, ca,
sides 'ao tespnt,on. Ave- . ), Noc,y} n.
wri" Lar odiaunss ioI CaapIaia, aud ~, m.
last ballot tie tc'. IL. X. Or.,iay Va, elrcfad
I@cSday, December It'll the Srn,t.
Gus pe'it"hs aud uTe,noritl, Ne = pr,,,u.at
fsief'ed q the dihertnt COMMITTEE, nj -
"o'tc'S OF the Inlroducnuh % future n,ll...
Si'eo' Among 'hs latter, vas E., uof,,.... q.
WI NOUNS III mode i,itnj, of =. bll Il, 100.
'"'e Woaf OIL COMMENCING, prpseca IN, -,
I''''s ''"oN't'ies 'eincsn States, - u.h,..
- "Ne'y 10 e'o"'e tonsiterd lie hltenttau T..
@e"a'e thr" "en iutu executive 5a,,oa.s -, -,
"A!ea al o. ineu, "'ei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-23

ENAGLE HOIEL.-ln consequence OF the declin
I ing health of the proprietor he is induced to offer
For Lease the above Establishment, also the Furniture
Tor Sale The terms for the furniture will be accom-
inodaing aud the lease for term of FIVE years
10 a good tenant moderate.
The Establishment is completely furnished in every
respec few Houses in the United States possesses more
convenience or natural advantages. deem il
suy TO state 10 any who has ever visited Richmond
that j. il in The centre of business Contiguous to the
ate House, City Hall, the Basin Of the Canal post.
Office, all the BAnksCcmms.ion Merchants, Sc Pos.
session te had on or before the fir. day of October
next f. HAILAM
Richmond, July 49, 1880. I9-w3w
W The Courier and Enquirer, New York, and
Philadelphia GAzet,e are requested to publish the above
weekly tor three weeks, and send their accounts to
thi, Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-23
NOTICE.

ED -DENrrsr--Respecifully informs
H the ladies' and gentlemen OF Yifginid, that he
Intends starting on professional tour, about The
H. doy Of July, and will vsit Fredehoksbufg Char
ottesye, and Staunou. in which places he will re-
main few days-he will visit the White Sulphur,
Warm and Sweet Springs, and return by the way Of
Lyncbburg lie give thls early notice. that his Giends
may have opportunity 70 call him previous TO hi.
Temporary Absence from Richmond and TO apprse those
more remote Of his intention Of visiting the above places
N. b. lie expects 10 he absent from Richmond abop
Two months. June 8. o.~Hu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-23

ED EAL ESrA1E.-For Sale, my Tract of Land and
ma Mills, in the county of Hanover, on the South
anna River, five miles from Goodaps Tavern, and %
from ke' mond containing 600 acres--3O0 of which,
lies well Tor cuuvaticn il agreeably level, with good
proportion Of River Bottom, and that very rch-the
with valuable timber.
Tie Buildings consist Of large two story brick
dwelling houee, with sufficient number of ou;-houses,
together with large well-consuucted Barn. The
orchards are in perfection, and of the best selected
tuts The plantation abounds with good Springs; and
att house, well OF as pure, good water, any in
The country. The situation is very healthy, and he
neighborhcol good. The Mills are on the Southanna
Que mile from the dwelling house, together with good
Saw Mill built this year this place is also remarkably
healthy.
Also 100 acres OF Land in Charles City county,
about 20 miles below Richmond, on Public Road
DC this Tract, there is large Dwelling House. Store
House, Bacon Houses and sufficient number Of other
outhouses, with large orchards Of choice fruiis.-Al
80 moieiy oil valuable Manufacturing Mill, about
one mile from the NJ anson House, good stream oil
water; and good neighborhoOd for custom. John Bell
will shew the property in Charles Ciy,to these dcs
OF pu'chasinglhe whole OF which will be sold on
sonable terms by application 10 the Subscribers the
premises, 10 Hanover. THOMAS HARRIS.
July IS. 20-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-23

AOIlCE TO MlLLERS.-1he commodious Brick
Merchant Mill. situated on the South side of APP
pomatox River, in Petersburg, Formerly occupied by
Messrs. Furt Sc Co., and at present by Mr.. Hugh Mel
SOM is offered for rent for years, and pos
session given the LIST OF August next The Mili has
been recently completely repaired and ia POW in ex.
cellent order, and worthy the attention dlspo-
ed {. engage in the featuring OF -four For terms
apply to RO. b. BOILING.
July l6. 2O-6Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-23

y UFFALOE MINERAL SPRING, situated in
Il b the county of Mecklenburg, IVA 20 miles from
the Courthouse, from lie al the junction OF
Dan Snd Stauuton Rivers, % from Halifax Courthouse
and 30 from 0xiofd. The country, contiguous this
Spring, il high and healtiy the atmosphere pure and
wholesome. As TO the medicinal qualities of this wa
terits gentle and mild operatives aud sauary effects
is net surpassed by any in the State In this opinion
am not alone.-Drs. Vim. j. and W. III. Patilloes and
Lewis whose certificates have hitherto accompanied
the advertisements (aGd which is not deemed
ry 10 insert again) speak in the highest of tb
Spng.As to accommodations tits known i, will be
my interest aud credit TO make them COOL az ! can
July6 17-l2t JOHN SPEED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-23

YENHE copartnershp existing between Mr.. Win. II.
a Ashton and myself. under the firm OF Ashton &
Mosle, dissolved on the ls.h OF May lat. shall
continue the Commission business, onmy account,
at the Warehouse formerly occupied by the lte firm
No. 95 Bowey's wharf, and am prepared to make The
most Hb.rdl GdUances cOnsignments to my I'd.
dress. WIN. A. MOALE.
Baltimore, July 49, l6-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-23

a ANE EIGHTH OF THE COLUMBIAN MILLS
"a y FOR SALE--PUrsuant TO decree Of the suPe-
iior court of chanc ry for tie Richmond District, pro-
nounced Oh the 18Th day Of April $780, in the case OF
Moore Vs. Bell and other, shalt, hufday, The 7h
day Of August, 1890, o'clock, A. NJ, on the prem
ises, in the city Of Richmond, proceed 70 sell al public
auction 10 the highest bidder on credit of g. IL aud
Is months, undivided eighth part Of the Columbian
Mills with the appntieuances, conveyed by John Gran
beiry and wife, to William and Philip lI,xall, BY deed
hearing date the 22d August 1909, being the interest OF
John Bell therein
Bonds with approved security requfcd-and The title
retained until ail the bonds paid.
J. GUERRANT, NJ $ c. c r.. n,
or one OF his deputies.
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