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u 1881 ''D"' '0u'' ~0'n June
jane, Gardner Lakn Gardner Elliot Gardiner Anush Gardner
an nant under the OF wenyone years. by George
her next friend and Guardian, Lewis b. ook hi,
wife John Richards ard france, his wife, Watts.
s his WIFE Muter Thru'ton Annah Thuon
ton, Complr.
against
Benjamin Blake ir. administrator Of Couelu, Miller deceased
Tiiman Ray and Elizabeth bis wife, William Dunn
Ton and Robert Shipley, and Nancy hi. wife, Dsfdts.
This day came the complainant by Z,ehsh u crienLen, Esq
their Attorney and filed their bill Of complaint
dant praying for the sale of lot Of land lying Ut
hsnnsh aud two tracts parcels ofsnd lying 'ad county
containing about 49, the olheI about As
neu Miller, deceased, lately died. seized aud pGe.ed
vision the proceeds Of SALE according tie rights Of the
L.peoyy ented .hsreosnl appearing by .sis tory evil
denos, that the defendants Tman Elizabeth
William Dunn Tuda Thu,ton aud Bnbet Shpey, Nsncy
his vile, not inhabitants Of this Son the
comPsnsnts' by hersaid Attorney oIdersd that the
sent defendants do here the fourth Monday August
and their bill aud hew
sud tract. Of land, shall not be sold
copy Of this odeEbe forthwith inserted in the Richmond Epqu.
oc two month. aud thai another copy posted
trout door Of the Courthouse Of this county
A Copy. Te.te
GEO HEALY,c NJ c. =
July 3. l7-wSsr
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NEW ADvERTIsRMRMTs

STRAYED from my possesi on Wednesday lA-t,
~ GREY HORSE, believed to be 4 years old last
and plough. aud bears marks OF the collar on the
Shoulders and wi hers-tail co n length, TO, GU
shoes old, aud think was loose His colour i,
Saher light dirty grey. L informed that he was
brought from RoekbTide county abou, two m onhs ago.
and have good to believe hs went up the old
Rishmoni turnpike towards the Short Pump. Five
dollsrs reward will be paid upon his delivery TO ms.
TIL. c HOWARD.
July 90 ga
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NOTlC E.-The Creditors to the E.ta,es OF Mrs.
i V Mary A. mes, and Of Robert Niche, dec. are
requested TO present their claims duly Authenticated
and those indebted, TO make Payment by the Let OF
September next, in order that final se,teme Mt may
be effected. WM. w NICHE Adm'or
with the will annexed OF both E.iaies.
July 30. 23-w4w
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June 81

FBNRUST SALE OF Landry virtue OF a deed
Il OF trust execu ed 20 me by Matthew r. Perku-
sou ia his lite time, which has been duly recorded |
shall, for certain pu poses tie. Elm IN nonedss the
highest bidder, Tor cash. a, Not'oway Court. hou-e Oh
The hrs' Thursday in August next, That beng sour
uay) tract oil Land lying ia the county Of LIneLburg
containing nine hundred acres, thirds cf which are
In woods, ali u ing the lands OF Mr. Hurt Gel wan
aud o'hsfb' TINS Farm Is si'ust in healthy and
agreeable neig: bout hood, and produces vii corr
wheat and tobacco
Posse TO be given TO 'he put chaser at
WIN ths p irl!sge OF sowiog crop OF wheat in The
FAN. J. w RaKFR T,,o, ~
jury ~. 20-2tw,ds
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IN CHANCERY.-Ai Ru es holden 10 the ClrIk's
n Office oil Louisa County Court at the Court House,
on Monday, The 9Th day OF June, 1881.
Margaret Pondexter, Phf
against
Robert Dickinson and 0wald Gibson, Aimiui Il aIor
WIN the will annexed OF HggasOn c. ID ckin on, deed.
- ID is.
The defendant, Robert Dickinson, not having inferred
ms appearance and gwen security according law and
The rules Of this Court aud it appearing from sasfas.
Tory evidence that he is not inhsbant Of his State:
on the motion OF the plaintiff by her Counsel II Is =
eeso, 'hs' the said defendant do appear here the
hrs, day OF September Court next, aud answer The
plalnuh bill end thai Copy Of this Order be forIhwi h
Inserted In some newspaper published in the City OF
ehTond' Tor Two months sucsessvely, and posted at
he front door OF the Court ,uss Of this County on
some CSuh day. Copy Tesie,
JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. G.
june ~ IO--nSHt
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MOIiCE.-Ihe subscriber having deiermns d on
leaving the 5 ate Of Vrsnis desrious Of bring
ed to him by bond or book account are requested IL
MAKE immediate pigment, particularly ihoss who's
bis have been due coBidsl abb time as Iopger
claims on him, will present them Tor settlement, ~
Hubbard Il Gardner, to Abtr S Whilock-; who
may be found at their store, ho are fully pu;hofiz
TO close all my unsettled business.
JACOB NJ. WEAVER
July 27 23-,f
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SCHOOL.-Tbe SUI scribers intend opening ) :hoJi,
~ near the University OF Virginia. 10 commence u
che first Monday 10 Siptember, and end the frs,
Monday in August, with vacation OF month dur
Ing toe winter. The will embrace the Ancient
Languages and Mathematics with their accompanying
branches Of Ancient an I Modern Geography, Ancien,
and Modern History, Mythology, &c. The OF
instruction and mode OF di Pline, Intended 10 be
similar 10 that heretofore pur.ued by Messrs. Holiday
and GAsland,-the modern method Of teaching, as in-
hodueed at the University, having been found most
conducive to the rapid progress Of the student, and he
mdest system of punishms nts answ ring every useful
purpose TO the pupil, and b=og certainty most sgrees
BILE 10 the feelings Of the teacher Ii will be the aim Of
the subserbers TO conform their system OF instruction
~ much as possible to that pursued at the Unversiy
The school being intended as preparatory 10 that
Institution The terms will be- for FIVE months luitnn
Ancient Languages and NJ iihematiss 800 90 In adj
English Branches Is 90 vance
instruction will be liven in the Fnnsh, by M .
Ferron, for small additional lee.
The subscfibers bave obtained the large and eommo-
dious brick building, formerly occupied by Mr.. Ta-
wiler, and latierIy by Messrs. Holiday s. GarIand-
The boarding department. will b. conducted hereto
fore, by Mr.. Spencer, on the following terms:
For hye months board, including room A.o M
furniture, attic ndauee, and washing 9'0 wv
Fuel and candles wi be procured the sub cfi5ers
at The lowest rates. and Nh, charge will be proporion
ed 10 the amount consumed.
Persons who dssirCus Of sending pupils Will
obge the subscribers y letting them know early
- possible w. Is NAPTON
G. MINOR.
Chariot @ svi lie July 80 23-lt
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August, 1881.
MFRS HENDERS0N'S Academy for Young La.
Iv1 dies will reopen the FIRST Monday in Sep.
tember
The number, qua'i6 .a,ions, and experience Of her
teachers, the extensive and convenient arrang
rooms for study ADD recitation, and especially tbs
peculiar interest Mrs anderson feels n the progress
OF her children, give tho best that
thing will be wtnheld hat can benefit pupils commit.
ted TO her care.
Young Ladies' boarding with Mr.. Henderson will
receive religious instruction in common with her
children, and will be trained up, not under the sys-
temadc rules OF boarding school, but with the
stsn', gen lie, yet hrm influence OF maternal authority
and in all rs eouresits Of polite domestic assosia-
tins.
The studies include Orhosrapby, Reading, Writing,
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, History, Rhetoric;
Composition, the Elements Of itural Philosophy As
trouomy, Chemisiry, Botany, and Mathematics. These
branches will be most thoroughly taught Nee Tswork
will also be attended 70.
The terms are, for the scholastic year, and pay able In
sdvanee-
Boarding, and English Tuition, $3.50
Washing bedding aud Of piano, extra charges
and at customary P.iees.
French Language, per quarter, 6
Drawing and PAin'ipg, do
Music, Is
The gentlemen EMPLOYED to teach Fseneh. Music,
and Painting, are emnen'Y accomplished in their sew
eral departments.
Besides referring 10 large circle Of ance in
the most respect ul society in Virginia. Maryland and
10 he District Of Columbia, the following seotlemen
have allowed Mrs, II henderson, 10 use THAR names a,
references.
Rev. Dr.. L,uris. wash Rev. Mr.. Post Washing
ington, ton
Rev Mr.. HawIey, do Rev Mr.. Curly. do
Kew Mr.: Johns do Philemon CSew, EIq. M /.
Mr.. Justice Mclean, Ohio ryian5,
HoD. u Howard Bal II. II. Henderson,, Esq
iimore, L,esburg, Va.
Hon. G. F. Mercer, Va. Comm. w arrington; Nor
Inman Homer, 4 q. War fix,
renion, Va. Can't Shubrick u. S. n
Rev. d.. Keith, A'exan- New ii wen.
dria,
Aud in the D;strst OF Columbia, to
Comm. Rodgers, Richard Smith, Esq. U s.
F. s. Key, Eq. Bank,
Col. j. J. Siul, Col GARDNER, A. p. NJ. G.
Lewis H. Maehen, Egg. Timothy Wynn. E'q.
DR.. J. c. Hall, Robsrt Lecke, Esq.
d.. Siepben Collins.
July 80 2S--w5 his.
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BY RICHIE s. COOK

t1Tho ENQUIRER is published twice generally and
three times week during tho OF tho Legislature
price, tho heretofore Five Dollars payable in
advance Notes of chartcd spccioayns banks tony will DO
received payment Tho will tho safety OF
ung them postage of all being paid by the
writer's.
a. No the discretion Of
Bditors) until all arrcarages have been paid up.
1- Whoever will tho payment papers shall
hsve tho tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Ono square, OR LESS-Fst insertion Neutrality-suspicious.
tlnuauce, so cents.
sssNo either paid
assumed by person in this city, OF its cnvirons.
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MERIsToE estate, in the counfy of Prince
B-D WHfidm, FOR SALE-Ii pursuance of the
power vested IN The Psesiden, and Directors of the
Literary Fund, by an Ac, If the General Assembly
passed 70 February last authorizing the sale OF the
B. istoe Trace OF Land n the county OF P,ncs WI,
ham, proposals T be received by he said Preside
and Directors Tor she whole, aay portion OF the sad
tract, unnl the lO,h day OF October next
Inv annexed tx.rasIs from Tue law will heW III
conditions required Of the purchaser.
Persors Lfe'lng proposals, wall consult their u "
convenience IN bH'rg die iIsalnents OF ,be
money.
This Brs'oe Tract contains by survey 6, 494 a res,
'he greater part OF which is uud.r leases, which
VIII expire in The year lSi9 AMI which are subi.ct 20
an annual rent OF a. OUT %, 900 pounds OF Tobacco
BY order oil he President and Directors OF the Lite.
rary FuGd. BROWN Jr ID And
22d BE /, iu Their enacted, That IL shall be h. duty
OF The said Presd Mt AID Directors, 10 reau.s of The
purchaser or purchasers OF the said Tiaci, bonds
uhcish personal security payable TO the said Presi-
nj and D!feetots together In deed or deeds OF
tfus OH lie estate sod secure the PAYMENT of ~.
purchase money and Interests, which bonds so taken,
small bear interest from ,h- date reo And all
who 3; oil ia TO pay into the Urea my snonay IS h.
IN s'S 'nouhs after The shall become due the in
'etesi "heG may accrue their said bonds all for.
eli all claim 10 tAe credit given CT Il cir pu chases and
The principal shall iheIeupon bs come due and be- r,
coVefa6ie by tie said President and Directors h all
Otfes' III arrear, by mo ion to the General Court on
Ten cay noce oil the time OF making lIch motion or
tn payment hereof enforced, by proceeding Oh the
deed or deeds OF rust aorc,ad, al the dissI lion OF III
-aid Prssid, ut and Directors.
3rd BE il iuriEer enacted, That all persons be com.
ue purchasers ct lard und the provrous of /. ACT,
shall have h. privilege OF paying the amour! Of the
purchase motley at any time.
4'h This &C. .hal be in force from the passing
her of.
May II. 5-24wuOlOct
Tue itors OF the National Ioieiiigsnsrr and Alex
and'ia Phoeux, iii please publish the foregoing ad.
vet'i'emen', twice week until The 10Th Oct next
md ssnd if bills TO he End Auditors Oihse for
payment
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NOTICE.
ER Y virtue OF deed OF trust, executed v ID etor
n y Beverley S i,h, aud Ann bis lite w f., 20 b,
sobscribers, and David Wei.iger, now decea-ed, as
trustees, b,aring Ga'e the 2lsi day oi A,r, 1919 d
duly reco ded ia :hs clerks ofhte OF the coun eour;
OF Chesterfield. will be sold for The purposes spec Il I'd
IN the said deco, in the premises, a. behss, bidder
nr cash, al o'clock in The afternoon OF iu'dly, Ire
SUN ihsiant, II fair, not, the next ia day, the
sans hour, p,rt OF two half acre, los, wrh the i'm
provenen,s Their on, lying Oh he main street. in tn
town OF Manchester, and di tngui.hed in the plan of
the said town by Numbers 225 aud 2l3, Containing
81 feet front the said street. and running ba. k
M drph of hall acre lot THO Subscribers will war
rant 10 the purchaser such T. J. iy 10 the said ~
ty, as is vested In them by 'ha said dead lui which
is believed 10 b. perfectly good.
NICHOLAS MILLS,
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
July y. IL --tf SNrririn u Trustees
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STAGES.-Tbe w sstsrn route, running on the nh
~ side Of james liver 10 Lyrchbarg, 'aves cb.
mond every Monday, Wsdne 'day, and + i'ay, al 3
o'clock A. NJ aud arrives at Lyuchburg 'he mex, davs
by WIN. Smith drec, to the Whi. Sulphur Spr,, KS,
where Porter and Is dehs line &c Guy Andol- - nte,
sected. branch from the hue above L,Lchburg,
drops into the rennes e route Salem, Va.
AT Rane's, in Cuinber,eni county, thu Richmond
route nterseeis he uhetn In from F'' detcks1rrg,
ney College. The bss. Troy Coaches aud good t,ams
are on the iioe with skiu sober, aud attentive dr-
we're. The travel performed hrou ghout TO the Springs
by day light Fare from Redmond to the White Sal
pbur, SIG 90 For seats apply at the Bar OF the lion
Hotel Richnond.
or sen, by the Stage, at he risk The thereof.
A. PATTERSON,
Proprietor Richmond s. Lynchburg ages:
July 20. 23-,f
ENALL AND WINTER GOODS.--The Suose,i-
n bers will receive, by the next vessels from Liv-
erpool to James River large supply of the follow ing
Fail and WINTER Goods which they intend selling
on as favorable ,erms they eau be obtained in any
market in the United States, VIZ:
Wilson's Kendall Cottons, No l,o6
Rose, Point Striped and Whitney Blankets
Blue, Black, Olive, Brown, and new fancy London
Cloths
Blue, Black, Dab, Mkt, aud new fancy do. CASH.
Double NJ lied Dab Cloths
Swansdown and TJiIan,t Vesiipgs
Extra While Fiaunels
Bombazines, mhaz- ties, Plaids and Camlets
Green Frizs, NJ ancbe.tsr Cords and Vslvets
Cambriss, Jaconeis, Calieoes and Ginghs As
Cotton, Wcs!ed, ana Lambs Wool Hose and half
Hose
G owes, Patent Threads, Sc.
F. s. E JAMES s. co. yMaket Bridge
July 20 23-wsw
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u Of the last will and testament OF Jacob Smith,
decd will be sold ct public auction to the highest bid
der, on Monday, the 18th day Of August next. if fair
If not the next fair day thereafter at the Springfield
Coal Pitts, two tracts parcels Of Land being and ly
ing in the county OF Henrco, and Immediately in the
neighbourhood of the said Pits:-Tract No. /, con-
tanning 132 LIZ acres part of which is well tmbered
and was purchased of the estate of Rebecca f. Burton
by said Smith; it is creek known by the name of
Rooty Branch adjoining the lands of Thomas o. Bur-
ton and others-rrac No. q containing 136 LIZ acres,
together with small framed house, part of which is
well timbered; purchased of Fountain Burton by
said Smith, which land formerly belonged to the es-
tate oil John Burton, decd and adjoins the lands of
Lucy S. Burton and others.
Also at the same time and place. will be sold the said
Jacob Smiths interest in the mill which formerly be-
longed TO John Burton, dec'd-Terms made known on
the day oil sale. The titles to the above lands with
out dispute. JOHN B. SMITH, Ex'or
OF Jacob Smith, decd.
July 20. 23-w4w
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tOlTSViLLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-wn
~ be cold on the llh day Of next mon b, il fair, o.
erwise the next far day. 40 let's in aud adj lining IN
town oi Sco'tsv'lle-exeutig from mes River, back
over i6s hills, aiordng situations at the water edge
SECURE from ire be's for budi: store houses, aud on
IN hills hgh and beau iiul situations for private
d-nee-,he los will be sold without reserve, except
wo which the subserio-r means 10 tei b nd with
approved security, payable H. ard IL ncnhs H.
equal Proportions win ne required.
CHARLES A SCOTT.
Jtiy 10 2O-7~
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"AYNEsBoRo' HOTEL

NWAYNESBOKO' BOTEL.-The rubscrih-r Ia.
Wv taken the above house, la:ely kept by Me-. j.
Harmau, In Waynesboro, where be is prepared 10
'eItan company as comfortably be done at any
other house in the upper country.
His rooms are large and we'll ventilated and fur
nished with first rate Beds liz. stables are well sup
Piled with every kind Of provnier of she bes quality
and with good O'iers.
The subserib,rs de terminate n is 10 keep gestesl
hous-, and be pledges himself to exer,ion TO
give satisfaction 10 ali who may favor him IN theis
eonpary. .a JAMES G. WADDLE.
Wayneshoro', Augusta Co. Va, July %. 2l-W6,
81 INFORMATION WANTED.-DR. DAVID Dun
n GAN removed ir'm Bucks Csuny, Pennsy ivsi Ia,
more than 'hiIty years ago. and settled in or Rich.
nand, Vira Ia, who afterwards died leaving cblGre
now IL any OF said children living, they are =,
guessed to apply To the subsctber, executor o. ttei.
grand ia her, Grt Duosan, CD, who has d, the ~
nearly onehhb OF his esia which 10 ready to be paid
TO Them on proper p'icoton.
Wtsh,slown, Bu' ks County, Penn y'vania. June
%, 1881. ISAAC CHAPMAN
Jny %. 2i-3t
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N CHANCERY-At a Court held Tor Buekipg-
II ham County, at the Court-Houss, the 49, day Of
June, 1881.
Waller l.. Fvntaine P:f
against
D,niei p Bryant, and john Guerrani sometimes call
ed the Adm'or OF Sophia Guerrant D.hs
The defendant, Daniel p Bryant, not haviog entered
bis appearance aud given security according he A It
OF Ascend y. and the rules OF his Court aud IL appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he is an inhabi.
tant oil this eouuy h is ordered, tina, the said Danirl
T. Bryant DO appear bere at September Court neyt,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of
this order, be forthwith inserted in The chmond Ea
qurer Tor two months successfully, and posted the
front door OF the courthouse OF this county
Copy Tes,e, II ELDRIDGE, II c.
July 1. I5-.SS*
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u HOCkG WAREHOUSE has been tul ~
~ that the Inspec'ors have been compelled to Urn
tobacco away. This is 20 give notice, that they can
now receive any tina, may otf,r.
MOSBY s. YOUNG.
July 20 23-w3w
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IN CHANCEkY-in No,oway County Court, Bad
a June 1885,
Workman Foster, Cympl't
agsinst
Richard j mes and Moses Overion, Dehs
The defenddn, Richard J1nss, not having EN- cred his
Ape france and given security according The Act
Assembly AID the rus Of Ibis court, and i, appearing
by satisfactory evidence tia, he is moi nhabant OF
this ccmmcnwsa'tii is ordered, that the deteL-
dani, Richard nee, do appear here The n,s T!u-s-
dsy ia September, and answer he hi OF the com
piainant; and that copy Of this order b., fer wi m
serted In some nowspapsr publi-hed in The cry Ct
Richmond or town OF Petersburg, Tor two mon tbs snc-
eessvsly, and posted al the ont OF the courthouse
OF his county. copy Tesie,
EDM. FITZGERALD, ID. G..
yuue IL. I0-e4.s
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vEURNpIKE ROAD TO BE LEr.-The under

hOhD ~ DE LEi.-lne uDutr
IL sgned, HAVING b en- appointed committee by
the stockholders OF the Abingdon Turnpike Coupaoy,
TO receive proposals. tor ak the said road, DO here
by make known 10 all persons disposed undertake TO
make the same, that they will receive sealed proposals.
until the bret day OF October nex for aking road Of
the following description: The rOa' to commence at
the forks OF he road al Major Abram Bradey's, west Of
Abingdon au1 terminate al the forks where the Salt
Works road leaves the main stage road east OF David
Caks, supposed 10 be about Eve miles. to b. the
McAdsms plan with the usual graduation, eis heeD
feet wide, with good summer road each eide II it,
nine feet each. The stone TO be laid he road,
incte thick OF elesn sone, no piece 10 weigh more
than elk ounces, with gradual incl nation from the
GENRE to each edge. The s,oDe all to he broken be-
fore laid on the road. That par, Of the road whish
passes through Abingdon. w ich is fiom l75 10 $50
poles, is 10 be AZ feet wide OF pavement, hat being
tae width Of the man street through which the road
TO
Proposals. to bs direeed to Jim NJ Preston, Seere-
''''. !As SEs " VA PATTON, Commissioners.
JOHN Nj. PRESTON,S
Abingdon, Va. july 90. 23-w4y
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IN CHANCERY.-A, a Cur held for M-cklen-
n burg County, at the court-house, the 20 h day
OF June, 1881.
Rober, Y. Oyerbey, adminisra.or Of John Cox, IT,,
deed. P,d
against
DruTy Some Deli
The defendant no, having ersd his appearance &C.
cordiDg TO the Act OF Assembly and tue Rues of this
Court, andi appearing 10 The saacon OF the court
that he is not inhahant OF hi. STATE: On motion Of
he plaintiff by his Attorney il is ordered tina, the said
defendant do appear here the ls day Of .pte Der
court next and enter his appearance, and sDswer The
plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of ibis order be inserted
In one OF the newsraoers printed in ho iowa Of Pc
iersburg or Ciy o. Richmond, for eight weeks sue.
eesVeiy, aud posied at the lTonl door Of The court
rouse OF said unity, Copy Tesie,
VIM. G. BAPTIST, D. C.
July l. I5-wSgs
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-15
To WOOllea Manufacturers.

SAWYER, PHELPS, & CO., would inform
- manufacturers that they have commenced
building MACHINERY and are now prepared
to make Carding, Draining, COndensing, and
Spinning Machinery, which they will warrant
to be of the best materials and workmanship
As one ofthe above company, (who is man
ufacturer) has lately visited the principal man
ufacturing establishments in England, and has
become acquainted with all the Improvements
in that country, together with the great i'm.
provements lately made in labor saving ma
chinery in this country, they are confident of
giving satisfaction TO those who may think of
adopting :he latest improvements.
specimen Of their machinery may be seen
at Marlan6's Factory, in Andover, ( Mass. )where
Spinning Machines, with from two to three
hundred sPindles, are operated upon principle
till recently unknown. Having been at great
expense in fixing the necessary tools and ma
chnery Tor carrying on the above business, they
can now execute orders to any extent that may
be wanted.
TAINTED, at the above business, five or six
JOarneymen-part wood and a part iron work
meh-two of them capable of taking charge Of
the business
Andover Nav II. CIV
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-15
HOPKINTON SPRINGS.

THE Hopkinton Spring Hotel is open for
u the reception of company for the present
season. Mr. and Mrs. NoRCRoss, managers Of
this establishment, tender their thanks, with
gratitude, tor the liberal patronage hitherto
received, and assure all those who may visit
the Springs for health OF pleasure, that they
will use their exertions to promote their health
and happiness. They have made, and intend
TO make further, Improvements in their accom-
modatons. To those who intend visiting the
Springs for health, they beg leave to recon-
mend the months of May or June, while the
air is perfumed with the blossoms and the fresh
ness of spring.
The waters at these Springs we're analysed
by the late DIR. Gorham. They have been
found beneficial in all scrofulous complaints,
in eases of debility, particularly of the stomach,
in some affections of the liver, dyspeptc and
rheumatic complaints, salt rheum, eruptons of
the skin, &c &c. This place is retired, and
pleasantly situated about 80 miles west of 9os-
ton-about the same distance from Providence
and Ia miles from Worcester.
Hopkinton Springs, May III. Pm