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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08

This well established Wash for the Eye, 10
perfectly innocent, and gives mmedat relief,
even in very aggravated cases Of soreness and in.
hammatiOn. Price IS cents,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08
NATH'L. PAINE, }. Pr.S.

worcester, Is. Probate Office. Aug. II, 1880.
To the Wido,O and Heirs OF SrErnEN Fnosr' Iot.
Of Hubbartlston, IN said County, deceased. and -
all others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased.
GREETINe.
VOU are hereby cited TO appear tif yow
see fit) at the Court OF Probate to be hoideu
at Templcton. in said County, on the third Toes
day IN October next, ut nine of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts Of the
Administration OF said Estate should NO, h. an
loved and the balance of Estate, after deductn.-
the charges, for last sickness, and for the Admin.
istration, &c. be distributed to the creditors whos
claims have been allowed; and you will be heard
thereoR. "'~
So NATH'E. PAINE n,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08
SORE
AND INTLAMED EYES!

"HE studious, the weakly, and others,
Il who are troubled with soreness or imam
nation of that delicate organ, will be able to OBJ
tain most pleasant aud invaluable application, in
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08
UXBRIDGE ACADEMY.

"HE Fall Term will commence on Mon
n DAY, the 3Oth Of august. In addition to
the usual branches taught in Academies, there
will be course of studies adapted to those who
expect to teach School the coming winter.
Lectures on School Keeping will be delivered
during the term, and continued through the
following vacation.
Tuition; in the Classical Department, 81
per term; in the English branches, So per
term; and Board may be had in good families
near the Academy for 81 so per week, washing
included. Tuition in advance.
w. II. WILLIAMS, Principal.
Uxbridge, Aug. 25. "a
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08
PRINTING INK

VIE subscribers, having been appointoa
m Agents for the sale Of Hastingss Ink
eeG S. II. COTTOM s V% P''
Worcester, 9Th mo. z. ~
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08
BLACKSTONE CANAL.


THE Worcester Boat Company, occupy
n ing the large and commodious STORE
HOUSE, WGshington-squGre, are constantiy
running their Boats to and from Providence,
for the transportation Of Goods. IRA POOR,
Agent for the Worcester Boat Company, IN
Providence, devotcs his time exclusively 10 70.
eeiving, shipping, and forwarding Goods, and
SUMNER SMITH, in Worcester. All OTdess
and Goods directed to their care, will be attend
ed to agreeable to directions.
" Prices of freight to PrOvidenee, 12k cents,
md from Providence to Worcester, II cents,
per 100 pounds. No charges for commissions
or storage.
Worcester, July IA. IQw28
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08
SELECT SCHOOL.

HVHE subscriber proposes opening Select
IL School in the town of RoyalstOn, on the
sth Of September, for the instruction Of Young
Gentlemen and Ladies in the various branches
usually taught in Academies. Every attention
will be given to "join instruction with delight
UJT Board and Tuition reasonable.
SIDNEY HOLMAN.
Royalston. Aug %. *34
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08

WEAVERS WANTED.
"7ANTED, by the subscriber, at the North
w bridge Cotton Mill, in Northbridgc, six
or eight experienced Viewers. Such will find
good encouragement by applying at the Mill
Also, Family to keep boarding house.
JOHN w. BUFFUM.
Aug. 19. #33
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08
Bob5ins and iShuttles.

BOOOa?lS ana SIINttIeS.
WNHE subscriber will furnish, at short notice
M of the best materials and warranted work
Bob5ins and Shuttles Of the various kinds used
by Cotton and Woolen manufacturers.
u Orders promptly and personally attended
to, and share of patronage solicited.
ALGERNON s. CRAWFORD.
New England Village, .r,,
Grafton, April %. NC
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08

Worees,er," Probate ofEce, Aug. 81. 1850
40 sM me " la CrsNfor': and Heirs 81 Amos
and TO all others concerned in the Fsisg,. ~ 80
deceased c..y s"'"
Xou are hereby cited to appear liz YOU
II see fly at the Court of Probate to be b.ld.
en- az Worcester in said County, on The frat
tuesday IN October next, at one ofthe clock aiter.
noon, to show cause why the Accounts Of the Adj
m'nIstration OF said Estate should not be allowed
and the balance Of property decrced W me MD
ow and you will Ne heard thereon.
~ HATHI. FAME, j. Prsh
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08

One of the most remarkable examples of the
power of the human body in the endurance Of
great and continued fatigue, is shown by the
strawberry woman of England, who, during
the season, carry heavy basket on their head
twice daily frsm Twickenham to Covent Gar.
den, walking upwards Of forty miles. Fatigue
like this would soon destroy horse but these
women, who como purposely from Wales and
the collieries, endure the labor for weeks with
out injury or plaint.-LondOn paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08
NATHL. PAINE, ,. Pr.,.
VOU are hereby cited "a ANNEX 1890 ~ p

ling. a. sad County deceased, and 10 ali oilers con.
~oyr, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to appear iii you
~ see ny at the Court Of Probate TO be baidss,
at worcester, in said County, on the srst Tue,J.~
IN october next,a nine Of the clock before noo,
to show cause why the Instrument which purror's
lobc the last win and Testament Of Abiral in
comb, aforesaid, deceased. should not be spprov.
ed; and you will be heard thereon. "PP'V'-
IS NATpL PAINE. Z pa
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08
EEVe w alter!

DUMFRIES
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-08

NOR SALE, a Farm in Wor-
"a & cestor, which, for excellence
III, of soil, and beauty and convenience
- of situation, is probably not sur
- - 4 IL. Cnlnnfu IL q 6
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30

A letter from Providence to the Editor of the
U. S. Telegraph, under date of A rtl Odd an
nounces the election Of James Fenner, the Jack
son Republican candidate, as Governor of Rhode
Island, by majority Of more than 1000.
We insert the communication of an " Old
Bachelor" on the subject of the approaching
FAIR with pleasure The object which it is the
purpose of the Fair to subservc has always been
faverte with us. All our feelings Of Justice,
humanity and PATRIOTISM, combine to interest
our good wishes, and our best exertions in its
behalf. The ladies we think may augur well of
their success, when they see the ice bound sym
pathes of old-Bachelorism itself giving way
before the warm contagion of their generous
zeal. We hope to see the early devotion Of this
old gentleman in this good cause, extending It's
influence throughout the fraternity, and those,
who, Individually, have resisted, with suicidal
perseverance, the fair attractions which sur
round them on every side, surrenderiug them
selves en- masSc, TO the combined attractions OF
the FAIR.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30
Su NJ ANY

vi The qualifications OF those persons quail
Ihed to vote on the adoption Of the New
Constitution.
1. All who are entitled to vote under
the present Constitutions.
Z. Every citizen who is possessed, or
whose tenant for lie or at sutierance Is
possessed Of a freehold in land Of the val
ue of S25.
8. Every tenant in common, joint ten
ant or parcenor of share in a freehold
estate in land of the value of $25.
A. Every reversioper or vested remainder
man in fee expectant on All estate for life
in land Of the value Of $50
D. All who are III occupation of lease
hold Tor term offs years, worth al annu-
a! rent OF $40.
q. Every house keeper and head of a
family who pays revenue tax.
CONSTITUTIONAL POLL CONTINUED
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30
j. b. WALKER,
TAILOR.

adjoining Mr.. o. Norris's Office on the Square
EGS to inform his friends and the
ED public, that he has just received from
his correspondent, Mr. CHARLES Cox, the
latest London and New York FASH
IONS, the style of which is peculiarly ell
egant and graceful, and begs further TO
state, any Garments which he may be IA
vored to make, shall be executed in a 5u.
perior style, and give the greatest satlsfac-
ton to the fashionable in every respect,
and performed with dispatch.
J. B. w. has also received several spen-
did FIGURES for braiding Ladies' Habits
and Riding Coats, with the latest style Of
CUTTING
April $3.50 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30

The republication of the numbers of
Justinian," on the Construction of the
Constitution" will attract the attention of
our leaders, ard they will we'll repay it.
Whatever opinions may be entertained on
the various points which he discusses, the
candid and impartial enquirer after truth,
will find congenial pleasure in the can
dour and fairness of the investigation as
ii is conducted by Justinian,' while the
ability and constitutional learning that dis
tinguish it, will rot fail to recommend
these ESSAYS to the constitutional lawyer.
Some OF the most important constitution
al questions which in the discussions
which have arisen on " Foot's resolutions
and which have called forth the abilities
Of Webster, Hayne, Benton, &c. are dis
cusscj in these numbers, with admirable
cleatness of style, and great force of argu.
ment. The interest which these discus
SONS have excited, will amply excuse their
republication
We have frequently been sfrnck by a
fIlIacy, which, so far as we recolIect. has
peryaded every discussion Of the const;tu-
tIonal question which involves the consid-
Grafton OF the relative powers aud duties
Of the General aud State Governments
aud which represents the former as par
" to the compact. This Calacy is. we
think, clearly exposed by Jusiiu.an."-
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30

We suspect that no article of intelligence
which has graced our columns for some time will
be read with greater interest by our Millers, and
Farmers who have not yet disposed of their
crops, though of the latter there are but few,
than the following item from Liverpool. II can
not be without its influence on the crop to be
reaped this summer.
LIVERPOOL, March 27-Jt appears, by the
usual weekly return, that the average price of
Wheat is gradually advancing, oDd that the duty
OIL the admission Of foreign Wheat, is Is lower
than it was last week. The average of Barley
is also rising. Present avcrago--Wheat els.
2d.--Earlcy BPS. I'd.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30
CONTINUATION OF THE
LYNCEBURG .4NC CH.4RLO TTESVILLE
Is @ A I'D.

Z ROPOSALS will be received until
a the 25th of May next, for making the
Road and Bridges from Charlottesville to
the Couuty line of Nelson, a distance of
about 10 miles. The road will be opened
thirty feet, with carriage way in the
middle, twelve feet wide. The carriage
way will be grubbed and made smooth,
and OH the hill sides, thrown up, so as to
incline :nwaTds to the bill, and in no place..
to exceed FIVE degrees ACTIVITY or declivi.
ty. Individuals wishing to contract FOR
the whole or part of this work, are invited
TO examine the line of location. For the
information Of bidders, the Commissioner
will meet them in the town Of CharIoues-
vile, at the Central Hotel, on Thursday,
the Goth of May, and shew the route fix
ed on for the road. Owners of the land
through which the road passes or invited
to pnt in proposals for that part of the road
or the whole.
JOHN NJ. PERRY,
Com'r for AIbemarle County.
April % 80 25May.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30

II is the glory of the New England Shoot sys-
tom, that its benefits, like the dews of heaven,
descend alike Oh the rich and the poor and lihe
the dews of heaven, too, these benefits arc very
lightly esteemed.
In New York, 9th inst. Capt Hasbrook, mas
ter of Kingston sloop, while standing on the
edge ofthe vessels hold, stepped back and fell
injuring the vertebre Of his neck so much that
he died on Saturday night.
A lady had her indispensable snatchod from
her in Oliver Street, at three o'clock on Thurs
day, by a woH dressed young man She cried
out, and he dropped his booty.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30

VISION OF Birds OF PrrY.-The toucan is
bird which ranks next to tho vul:urs i'm dis
corning, whether by smell or by sight, the car
ron ON which il feeds Tho immense size Of
lis bill, which is many times larger than its head,
was supposed 10 present in its honey comb tex
tnre, an extensive prolongation OF the oliaotory
nerve and thus to account for il, power Of
smelling at great distances. But on accurate
examination, the texture above mentioned in the
bill Is found TO be merely intended to give the
bi'i strength Now, the eye Of the bird is some
what larger than the whole brain and it has
been ascertdined, by direct experiments, that
where ve'y pulrid carbon was enclosed in a
basket, from which the silluvia could freely en-
anate, but which concealed the oifal from sight
II attracted no attention from vulturcs and other
BIRDS OF prey, till il was exposed To their view,
when they immediately recognized their object,
and others came rapidly from different quarters
OF the horizon where they were invisible a few
moments before. Thus, the sudden appearance
OF bros of prey from im:ncnse distances, and
In every direction, however the wind may blow,
Is accounted tor by their soaring to an altitude
tar beyond our sight. I'm this situation, their
prey on the ground is seen by them, however
minute it might be- and their appearance in our
sight is merely their descent from high regions
OF the atmosphere TO within the scope Of our
optics. The toucau, in India, generally arrives
a little in the of the vulture, and remains
till the larger bird glutted. while smaller bird
OF prey, at still greater distance, pay similar
homage TO the ;oucan.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30

The House Of Representatives on Sa.
turaay last voted the impeachment Of
Judge Peck, of Missouri, by large ma
jority. We are given to understand that
the trial will be proceeded with forthwith
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30
CHEAPER THAN EVER I!
CALL s. SEES
". r. NHRIIN

"A L his same stand, main street, Char
L a lottesvIile, has received a beautiful
assortment of Genlemcn's aud Ladies
Shoes.
Also
a handsome assortment Of Summer
Pantaloons, Roundabouis, vests, &c.
= dozen Palm Leaf hats, elegant for
summer
ALSO
domestic cotton clothes Calicoes Linens,
sc &c
n. Is. Constantly on hand large suppl,
Virginia Union C,t,on assorted numbers
and cheaper than ever.
Gentlemen-Black, Drab and White
Fur Hats unusually cheap, from $2to 81.
April g., 30 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30
BEBSNWOOaD la ACES

TEYHE Spring Races over the Birdwood
a. Course will Commence on Wednes-
day the 26lh day OF May next and con-
tlDue three days, first day2 miles heats for
500, entrance SO: second day three
mile heats for 5000 entrance third
day and handy Cap 2 mile heats for the
balance ofthe funds including the entrance
for that day.
Lyman Peck is continued as Collector
Of the Funds of the Glib.
CHARLES CARTER Pres. 3. J. G..
Test
VI. w. d. JONES, S. y. J. G.
0CJ~The Editors of the Richmond En-
quirer will please insert the above 3 times
once week, and forward their account
to this office.
4 - OR 30 bushels Of TRfSH POT.8TOES,
n eD for sale by JON. B. CARR
April $50 81
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30
NEGROES FOR SALE.

~ Y virtue of a Deed Of Trust execu-
- ted to the undersigned, by Edwin
Conway, on the Cd day of October, 1927,
and OF record in the clerks office of AL
bemarle county,
Will be Sold
On the first day Of Albemarle June Court
next, in front Of the Courthouse door oil
said county, the slaves mentioned in said
deed, or SO many as may be necessary to
satisfy the purposes thereof, consisting oil
A Man, two Women, and sew
eral male and female
Children.
The title is believed to be good, but
such only as is conveyed by the Trust,
will be made to purchasers.
RICHARD Nj. CHAPMAN.
April 800 At
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30
LAMP OIL. ETC.

q AMP and LlNSEED OIL, ais ,
~ DuuIaps Albany BEER 30 Barr ell:
Prime WHiSKEY, 10 Barrels August;
FLOUR few nee Venison HAMS re-.
ceiyed and for sale Ivy
JOSEPH BISHOP
March 1870. #
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30

DEATH OF GENERAL. SMYTuE. Papers from
Washington announce the death of Alexander
Smythe, member of Congress from Erninia
formerly general in the United States Army.
and lately ain Exposition Of the Book OF Revcla-
lion.
'PssSh on keep moeing The Detroit Ga
zet,e says-"By Il letter received here few
days since, welearn that 100 families, from Tie
county of Chaauque, N. T., are prepared To
emigrate to this Territory, soon az naviga-
ton opens"
Ladtcs Fair. : Tho Fair at SHartford county
last week. TO aid the Female Benciiceut Orphan
Society, was fully attended,, and the receipts
were between and hundred dollars. Mr.
Ellsworth, young artist, gave to the society a
beautiful copy of Stewards portrait of Washing
ton, executed by himself, which was instantly
sold for fifty dolais.
Many fanciful AID elegant articles are in pre-.
paration fer the Ladies Fair, to be held in Boston
during Election week and no doubt many phi
lanthropic individuals arc attending to the pre-
sent to make liberal purchases.
Some of the students of the College at Provi.
dence, according to the!Litcrary Subultern, have
mounted 4" double wlnked" trI-corncred cap >
thing which looks about as ridiculous as any
ono can well imagine.
1t is now possible, BY steatn boat lines, prin
cipally, to pass. between BaltiHiore and Boston
in 40 hours.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30
MARRIED..

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev F. w
Hatch, Mr., JAMES CARTER, TO Miss SARAH ANN
CROMWELL, both of this town.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30
LONDON CLOTHS.

UST received direct from London, .
~ case of splendid extra superiine Vel
vet finished
CLOTHS & CASSIMER
Which the subscriber assures the public
are superior to any he has heretofore Of
Tered, purchased on the very best terms.
which, in addition to his former extensive
stock Of
SPRING GOODS,
Enables him to furnish every article OF
CLOIHiNG, executed in the most ell
egant style of fashion, at "a saving of at
least 20 per cent, and OH his usual accom-.
mocating terms.
ALSO
Just received, larger assortment of
Stocks, Suspenders, Gloves
Socks,
And every article in the Merchant TaiIor's
line, equally low.
HENRY PRICE.
Aptil 800 II
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30
COTTON OZNABURGS.

EUST received from Cunningham &.
81 Andersons Factory, Richmond, lots
OF COTTON OZNAB URGS, superb
or article for Negro Shifting.
n. II. MARTIN.
April $3.50. If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-30
DIED,

In This towE on Thursday last, VALANrINE,
son OF Mr.. james Starke, aged III years.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-18

ciity, but a simple guietness of feeling and de-
meanOr
The Judge proceeded to charge the jury as
soon as Mr.. Webster closed and it is understood
the trial of George Crowninshield will be com
menced this afternoon.
POSTSCRIPT.
The Boston Evening Transcript of Saturday
saws: We learn from one of the stage drivers,
confirmed bv verbal accounts given by passen-
gers, that the Jury came into court at half mast
nine with Verdicf ofGUlLTY against JosephJ
Knapp, but we do not learn whether he was i'm
mediately sentenced. or when he is to be-
The Transcript also gives the commencement of
the trial of Crowninshield. as foows:-
Pou,M y.-Fritay.-Georse Crownin-
shield was placed at the bar at So'clock. The in
dictments having been read. he was asked bv the
clerk if he was guilty or not guilty: he replied
with much feeling, ''Not guilty, SO help me
Cod
Messrs. Hoarand Shillebar appeared as his
counsel. The Solicitor General opened the case
on behal of the government. Heexpected to prove
that George Crownnshield, the prisoner at the
bar, was one of the conspirators concerned in the
murder of Mr.. White on the 9Th of April last.
and laid down the law as applicable to the cause
in question. Benz. White, Dr. Samuel Johnson
and Miss lydia Kimball. were then sworn, and
testified precisely as on the last trial. The court
adjourned at quarter after O'Clock.
Mr.. Webster has left court, and the Solicitor
General is to be assisted bv Mr. Saltonstall.
ANS
Erecuion.-Agreeabe to his sentence. James
Gay was executed at Batavia, n. W on FRI
day last. He is said to have declared upon the
gaiows that he did not wilfully or Intentionally
murder Davis FROM ten to fifteen thousand
persons were present TO witness the spectacle.
.4lo'her Reuolu'ion. Under this head the
Montreal Gazette mentions a sort of instruction
among the students of the College of that city.
They were dissatisfied with the excess of disci-
pine, the retrenchment of their hours of relaxa-
ton, and the remarks of their French teachers on
the ignorance OF the Canadians. They accord
ingly rose in rebellion, in close imitation of the
revolution in Paris hosting the trcolor, singing
a parody on the Marseiois hymn. and holding
OUT against the ms ructors foi three DAYS; during
which time the effgy OF one of the masters was
suspended in front Of the college, and placards
were posted in every direction, encouraging the
students to persist. 1t seems they were success
ful in obtaining new Charter, and the points
they couteGded for were conceded. 4 few were
expelled. hoNe>er.-Ne,o- York Commercial.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-18
Nesi.nentai Ovders.

. RrGiMENrAL Cour, of Inquiry for the 1st Re
I s;ment ID Brigade ". ID. G. wiz b, held on Safur
1av The Goth instant, al 10 O'Clock a at the "lisu
zen Tavern, north e;l conner OF KING and ST. Asapl
Streets when an, fine mposedby the Battalion Courts
will for good cause h "a, be emitted
Hy or.,r Of Col. thompson:
nov Is-dI20ih GEO. 5RENI, Adjt'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-18
EXccNtnr's SNte

WILL. be sid at public auction. on TTESD.fY,
w the 50h instant, al Bedford. The residence Of the
late ;enr, @hugh, Esq. deceased. portion OF tho
personal pr perr f-sd fizhtg' consisting Of
30 Or so LIKELY NEGROES. linen, women,
and chiidrenJ
Severa. superior Work Horses
Also 'srg- nunbrr Of Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs
Together with nj! the Plantation Utensils Househoid
and Kitchen Furniture, said Farm
Cash viii DE required for the Negroes; on all the
other articles cre, of MONTHS for all sums abb,
IS, will BIZ allowed the purchaser giving bond With
approved tcurit,: for that and under, cash will
be demanded
As such valuable property is rarely offered for sale,
distant purchasers vii fnd il their adj, AnSge ut.
tend. F9iNC!S e. RI Z,IUGH,
Executor Of Henry Fl zbugb, deceased.
King George County, Va NOV l2U