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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23
April %

plDRSUANl To decree Of the Superior
u Court oi Chancery, for the Lynchburg
DEtrir', pronounced on Wednesday the 2rdt
day OF November, 1880, in the case OF f pres
IS. Roberts the under signed, Marshal oil the
said cont gill sell Tor cash on rhJG sday the
I'm day OF July. 1881, If fair, il Mt the next
IA & naJ, before nls oiice door, IN the 20 IN of
Lynchburg, the lnteres, OF samuel ftooeris Ia
lie estate Vt MS deceased father, Enocp
ROBERTS. /, A. hOLCOMBE, Marshal.
June y ;r,.is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

EDURSUANr to decree of ,he sun rio,
IL Cour' OF Chancrry for the Lynchburs
District, pronouIeed on the ian Of NAV. 1873
10 the case OF Boyd VS.. liant; the Undersigned
hatsna' OF the SAID Court, will sei Tor casn,
on lhursdsy tue Tin day OF July, 1873 il fair,
II MOI the neat fair day, before bis Office doo
'" the town OF Lynchburs tour Slaves. Squire,
'oh'' Jesse q Lucy, ihe properly OF George
ooyu' Or So many as will satisfy the said de-
cree. IA. BALCONIES nI..sh.,
June IS ,I,J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

Economy. -Some persons are ashamed Of
this vIrtnr, Tor virtue il is. and the reverse +
It.wasteiulness, is sin.--alany are penuriou.,
aud they call il beng economical bat a person
mhy sp'nd Or give m"ney literally, anu be
"lthal very economicaI.--Irue ecouo,ny is 10
sPeei nniy wHal Ole tan Afford and that JUDI
c'ousiJ, Some people viii sooner spend what
they Gauuot hiinrd OF use Il htil. deceuiion
nan say cannot gtord ne erpslse.
III t. Farmer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23
SARATOGA,J June II.

The Sprtng5.-The arrivals OF strangers .ince
lat week have been qnne numerous for the
eariy par, Of Jun ,and several OF the houses are
a.rcady receiving very eSpectahlr PATRONAGE.
It is believed that there are no less than zoo
=, .,ants now il the village, anu this number Is
hoHrly augmeniIng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

In men there is lump upou The windpipe
formed by The thyroid cartilage, which is
not to be seen - women. An Arab,aa fable
says, that tbs "a part Of The orig nal aprle
that has stuck /" The m"n' $ throat ~ tue way :
b"' chat the woman swallowed tea part OF II
DOM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

II ia well for us thai we are born babies in
intellect Could understand and reflect
upon one half of what NOT mothers al that
time say and do 10 ms, we shoNld draw concl,.
sious IN favor OF our own importance, which
would render US lnsuPportable for year. Hap
py the boy whose mother is ured OF taking
aonsen'e TO han betare he is od enough 10 un
dersta"d The meaning ofwofds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

Rnit-Wdys The advantages offered hy
'aa ways as lusestmedts tor capital IN Eng
n ii, ale s1ukingy shown BY the CaGt, HAT
ire : ochsion oad D'fnngtou rai,-Wat, che
f undertaken n iae kn31om) GA Much the
orlglnal shares we've one hundred aud ten
pounds, ar noW s.itas at Two hundred ana
ten pounds, hud lhat from the first, the
saarehod RS have received five per cent. ON
ihrr investment, with a certainly ofa great
Increase. Patlud. Il. s. Ga..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

IN OM Paper Ine Newport Mercury Of
a,"day las, says -
Tins nuub,r completes seventy three
seats since tie Hewpoi1 Mcrcory was frs
taollshed in this Town, lIun" II, 1883
Jdmes Franklin, brother Vt d.. e,Jamln
| IRnhlIn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

IN Anatomical Sermon. eminsnt Pro-
fessoT ot MEDICINE iatelr observed % hl5 pm
pills, when delivering GlInt, al L. cturp on the
effects OF drunkrnaess, " on OF the best Ser.
nous Tor drunkards or regular ,ippiers ~ouia
he, 10 exhibit to ihem The hpar', Ihr lungs, ana
The liver OF an lnebr,atr, bY the sasn- organs
in n SQUAD state" Such an exhihGion, SAID
he emphaicaly, would probably prodoee a
greater effect on Their minds han all the Ser
mons which have been published on the sub
jetT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

Inc Nashville Banner Of the 81 inst. states
that the cotton crop in the Western District
oil tennessee has suffered much from the
worm, and the proracled Cold OF tho sea.
son.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

Honor ! Honor 1.-THE Hon. James NJ.
haVne.Ia representative ~ Congress from
George, and DR.. Nm. {. Daniel, have hed IN
affair of honor, growing out OF a misnndel-
standing in some poncal matters Where
upon D.. d. requested an honorable interview
Min Mr. ". lhe ohtlieaee was accepted,
aud South Carolina was Ct osrn, 10 save the
laws OF Georgia from pfoiananon, ior h. field
Of combat. ~. W, Of eoofse, was 10 choose
the weapon'--and the weapons he selecled
were broad swords, 10 be used IilI either patty
should be - injured he uuAble To oonin-
ue the ight with the ai--agd then resort should
se had lorhes. ! he pru'ient friend Of Dr. d.
being Justly alarmed at The idea Of such an
exposure Of his Invaluable. precious life. would
not suffer him I" 6ght in thls way Aud here
eadeih the bloodess honorable tragedy Tue
Savantah Republican OF the ~ los. gives the
details of u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23
Z /. COMMIT.


NO I3s, PeafIsretI, New York
EhMS-Six months Tor approved notes,
pay able at Banks IN good standing ia any part
oi the countfy--S months for CITY acccptances,
or D per cent discount for cash.--Ia all cases
"aere the time Is extended, interest will he
changed, at the rate OF . per cent per annnm
any Goods purchased al this Establishment,
mat do not sun tie MARKET for WHEN they
we're Intended Will be excuansed lol others,
FL c
April % wI2nt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

MkADFlLLE, Penn. June 9.-Two respec-
taoie farmers mel N one OF the stores oil this
'h'age last week. Inc one accosed tue other
I'D familiar way, With " how do you do
George :" atthe same time extending his hand
"e"ise eyed the party saluIHg Dim with IN.
qn's"I'e interest for some time ; bul not b.
'ng SoIe to recognize him. al length exclaimed
OH, yon have tie advantage OF me-al-
though think have seen YOU before" ilay.
'ag PerPleSed George with numerous rema rks
'AlCn'ated more aud more TO excite his Curiosl.
~ isaac Macon at length revealed himself 10
MS brother George. The singular TACT was
'heh disclosed, that although these bro.
sneisre within The distance of SIX miles
me one nortn, and the other south, OF this
village, and earh of Them almost weekly In
town OH business, that IA y had not mel each
o'her during the las, fifteen years. Il is
not less remarkable that dur,ng TINS period
'hey 1rpeate Il, VISITED each others family but
DO ""pPeheothat the party visited Was lnVa-
tiaoiy from home, On the occasion.
Crawford .Me;,enger.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23
New York Who, esale Cloak,
Stock and Clothing Warehouse
Esh,EEOV ed.

%EHE subscriber mas removed his establish.
-. ment from 40. Isl Maiden Lane to tie
spacious Store, No. 1873, Prarl-sreet, over
Nessrs. lily Cleveland Co.-wbere he
Will Keep conS antly on hand, much more
extensive assortment than formerly. he style,
make and materials of the Closks will be
greatly improved, aud will be sold at about the
same low prIccs rs those OF the last season. He
has also ON haod,a large assortment OF low
reed Clothng, made Ia good style. expressly
Tor HE Southern aud Western uade--inat will
be sold al about The usual prices of the most
inferior quality. Also, an assortment OF Stocks
VI II many other desirable articles. Those
"ho will take The lr0uble TO examine this stock
oi foods will probably satisfy themselves that
'hey cannot select the same amount f,um any
stock IN The CITY that will be safer or mure
desIi able nurthase-fnr snlc nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

March Of hieieet.-A NJ. Lewis Gsarae
Wtlt, gentleman Of colour, ina, commenced,
course OF lectures al Baltimore on PafenosUag.
In MS carte de In>Iattan, he includes lnul,s
aud gentlemen OF colour, ahd Others" b. Ire
others, "e presume he means the whites. luis
d'Siintuon is something Ike The coiloquy of a
fello"-cillzen OF the West who addressed the
Duke OF Sax Nemar thus " are YOU The man
that arrived here last nigh, because am the
gentleman what drove you, aud have called
ior ine iHTe. Aoyh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

Curious reasoning against Rail-roads-A
HrI,tr ,ttnc NuuihtAtion school, in the Char
lesion ~. ercuf,, als res very ltarnedly against
The CONSTRUCTION oi the Charleston Iail rond.
Ii The mteror ot that Stale, On the sionud
nat i would only facilitate he transport oil
cnt'on t. Ne"-York. Pn,lsdelphra and Boston.
hhd they not better place long Cham alros.
Z efles 80 habonr at once, AMI ST, y al nasI,
saHon with the rascally states north Of them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

II is stated in French paper that the de.
cordfnn % the legion OF hoRoIr IS 10 be hes
lowed upOn several .djstide nishci foreigners,
aud hnlon5 others, SIR Walter scott, Goethe,
Cooper, the American novelist, Sismundi
Beozehus, ST Ashley Copper and I"oruw ais
den.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

correspondent oil The Culpeper Gazette
encoses to the Editor OF that paper the pros.
peclus of Nj. /. ". Gdmer, wan a r, quest
mat he would publish il, "as there are nose
who think that such piper (as Mr.. Il. p,o.
poses To puhllsh) Is badly waited AT the me.
topols.' Our metropolitan brethren can all IN
or deny the proposition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

s. VIA; : ! gofif \
r NV vie said E.gsi gel ie0 seb +,
neo,,l ,nausa !, - pot her best, wh'oh, hse
: .hsewc y. .,ssa as =. :, she keeps 81 hesnf.
S Thst i. rsiher high--i'nt WI take a
thu, price after y1n de1ieg the dug
r. Oh, ys.-*sst u Il
5. Nine csnis per nennd
3. Nine ceas deduct u'ne cenis from
ten - WAY my vie, pleasant rs she Is. would
look cross enough TO tara al che milk soar II
hin,fd sueh a thing. d. you mink an suca
a fool =. 10 sell cheese for cent pound
$. This Is bargain 81 your own seeking )
aas eonteal WITH things as they were.
-ezIo--
The Baltimore Chronicle says, A ranor
prevails that VI. y Lane Will dechde taking
tn Treas Try Depart n"nt, and we should NIL
he ,nrnfised Ut tbn refusal. especially whfn
he COME. 10 nnde sfan4 tb4i he must be eon.
lrnlled nv the - mahen mh renee" of which
No Branch speaks. he Truth -, many re-
pectab!s members u ihn Jackson party have
become heartily agnamej of their mbecIle IL
rcutive sud .o1l substitute M. Gal houG or
Judge Mclean fJr General Jackson"
The Baltimore Republican" exp's in the
fond hope thai ar. Rtsh Is trady 10 abandon
the cau5e at shich Alf Clay Is nov the at
know ged had. Lei our opponents not lay
tbs iittlericg nneiion 10 their souls. The mug
is Impossible. They seem ~eaiy Of their scheme
OF ruHi0riHg Mr.. Webster into an adverse par
", and nov resort to he same arlihce III r.
gard 10 the distinguished PenHsJ lvinian. Mr..
LAY has not We venture 10 say, luH WITHIN
two years past n single political frisuR, whilst
hr is gaining ot.frfs by thousands aud tens Of
thousands. me Fall Elections vii Prove thi-,
10 the salts faction Of Inc most incrednlons.
MAI I'M.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23


A writer on the subject OF rearing poultry,
closes long article upon turkeys, with the
following trnsn - As 10 iartnlng turkeys
'he best way Is never ~ lei them gel poo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

Re af,te cherry. I4asi. anI he k-r1sl % ihs
pasch, - very Analogous to pfas5sc gcii. lbis
nrii ia IT. concentrated STAT. il leather BIC
dipped into i1io 4, an drawn across the ey, nf
an suinai. produces insisLt desin. Iso
dro1s, sHgs the writer, have been kHovn 10
tlli rigorous dog IN very few minutes.
Peni his-Tbe 0zfJfd. Ne. Observer s;afes.
that the wife Of James Buekna.,er, of Ffsn.
COMA, H. II. has bad since the year 1924,
nine children Al thee births three at the frat.
i~o az the SecOaf, AMI four al the Isyi 1bey
are all boys. and are living aud doing
we'll!
IN a charge to Grand Jdry in Florida. we
find tse following remarks made by tue Judge.
II is not often that We see me proiane swear
" 50 puintedy rehnked from the Judicial
Bench on oc casons OF this kind
| cannot f0rbear Noticing and calling your
attention to offence against the pubic mDr-
ais, but too frequently practised by all clas-
SIS IN society: mean the practice al pro-
fanelv swearing in coanou conversation. OF
al The vices tie weakn-ss and ingenuity of
man have been abla 10 invent. there rs none
that furnishes Il mole melancholy evidence of
moral degradation aud depravIly Of mind. than
the pr acuce 81 pr5lahe swearing IN common
conversation; because II IS attended with no
possible al Vantage o, pleasure. / he uochsse,
the glu,i0n the drunksrd, may plead in their
behalf the resulting sensual udu geucr md the
strength Of temptation, arising, pc rhapsi IRON
some constitutional bIas--bIt | do DOT be St.
tate TO say, thai no person was ever yet born
Into the world with propensity to profanity
or blasphemy. Ihe 5" rn,er ~ no. nhuenced
by The hope of profit which aulmates me thief
and the gambler. Profanity lead, 10 ly,"g.
and the practice df lying u the nlsl IOaa to
PERJURY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

The adjourned meeting Of tho citizens o
Richmond, Manchester aud their vicini les, tool
place at the Capitol, on tuesday evening, At
O'Clock.
Joseph Tate. The Mayor Of the CITY, Wa,
on Mr.. Chapman Johnson's motion, oHtied 10
the Cbair-and Ihoma. Richie appointed Sc.
creiary.
Chief Ju,tlcs Marshall from The Commiiiee
of Thirteen, appointed al the former meeting.
made the following
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04
WORCESTER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1881.
IRON, STEEL. g. mills

THNHE subscribers have received, and are
III now receiving, complete assortment Of
Iron, Steel, and Nails, which will be sold very
cheap for cash or approved credit, viz:
IRON-l0 tons o. SIP. S. l. Iron 40 tons
Swedes assorted Iron, fiat and square /; so tons
English Iron, round, fiat, and square S tons
best Banks r.. B. Iron, round and square s
tons American Iron, round and fiat; 5 ions
Horse Nail Rods, Selected iron) 10 tons Rods
Shapes and Plates; tons Axle, Plough, Bar,
and Sledge Moulds 2 tons Am & Eng. Hoop,
Iron, from Il to ! inch wide; ton Eng Sheet
Iron.
STEELE tons Swedes Steel u tons Cast
Steel, fiat, square, and round Shear Steel /;
2 tons Steel Plated Sleigh Shoes; II tons Ger
man Steel; ton best (L) E. B. Steel.
N4ILS.-3tons Nails and Spikes, of all sizes,
from Newton and Fail River Factories, which
will be sold by the cask on better terms than
can be bought elsewhere in this place.
Hfso,-Darby's Patent Boxes Axles and
Boxes finished Pipe Boxes, &c. &c.
JOSEPH PRATT & CO.
Worcester, Nov. "a. eotf 7
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04
soR TEE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
A SKETCH.


40 Love and Death
re have sad meetings on this changefnl earth
Many aud sad but airs of heavenly birth
snail melt the links that bind YOU for your brit
Is far apart"-Bfrs Hemans.
she sat beside her lover and her brow
vas pale as purest marble, and her eve
Did wander restlessly, as if the earth
Had lost Its peace, its loneliness for her.
She sat. and gazed in silent agony
On his cold pallid features, and dark thoughts
lame Ger her, and a troubled sigh arose
her scarce heaving b6som-such as springs
rom poor broken heart when hope has fed
And the hearts faithfuIness becomes its doom.
Sne moved away the silent locks that hung
er MS pale orow-one parting kiss she gave
one last sad kiss, and turned aside and raised
her eyes to heaven, and wrung her hands. and
groaned
IN bitterness OF snguish-O twas sad!
Mourhfui and ssd-sarth has no darker scene
Death.
. u Love thou art pure, and holy things"
ABd Ill may'St wander on this mortal earth.
But Ged's own hand shall dry the mourner's tears.
ana Dear thee to thy throne of peace, in heaven.
r
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04
. SEED CORN

have been in the habit number Of years (says
writer In an eastern paper) of selecting the best
ear Of tico that grotcs on an stalk of corn and bsve
found it annually to improve to a very considerable
increase After pursuing the experiment for three
years, and establishing the fact in my own mind,
that BY this method there was constant and ac.
camniatlng increase and improvement, commu-
nleated the circumstance to my neighbor; he was
experiment. We took each our field of eonal onsi-
o. sod and richness, lying side bv side PLANTED
them on the same day, and titled alike as we could
the result was, that his, from ordinary seed pro,
duced nearly forty bushels; while mine from the
els per acre.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04

"HE CHILD'S GUIDE: Comprising Fa.
~ miliar Lessons, designed to aid in correct
Reading, Spelling, Defining, Thinking, and
Acting.
From annals Of Education and Instruction.
The Fourth Class BoOk-The ChiId's Guide !:
Comprising Familiar Lessons, designed TO aid
~ Correct Reading, Spelling, Defining, Think
ing, and Acting. The title of the last work
points out the objects which we think should
be kept in Wow in forming reading books for
children; and we have seldom seen books so
we'll adapted to them. They describe subjects
which children can comprehend, in langIaes
which they can understand, land can scarcely
fail to interest and instruct, and what is more
important, to exert happy moral influence
The Fourth Class Book we have known used
with success. The Child's Guide we think OBJ
viousiy superior in its plan and execution.
From the U. s. Literary .7doertiSer.
This is one of those little works Of which we
might speak highly with.a clear conscience
and, peradventure, without mourning the peril
OF dlspleasing any envious competitorint the art
and mystery of manufacturing school books
for it seems admirably adapted to fill an exist.
ing space IN the regular line of infant reading
books. 1t is judiciously made up of concise,
simple, and attractive lessons, suited TO the
comprehension and tastes Of children between
the ages OF Six and nine or ten. The subjects
are well chosen.
The above looks are published by E. & G.
MERRIAM, West Brookfeld, and sold hv NOM
e. ROWLAND, Worcester.
F +. g.. G. M. and d. & Fl. are aoents fov
the sale of Encyclopedia americana. 8 vols of
which are ready for delivery.
April 90, 1881.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04
From the Ne,o ENGLAND Forn.x


PRuNlEG PEACH TREES. One remark will be
offered as to the mode of pruning. This ouch,
to be effected by heading d0aon, that is, cut off
all the top, 10 within or feet of the ground
once in four years at least no injury Will re-.
suit, but more healthy and vigorous wood will
be formed and greater quantity of fruit be-
produced; as peach trees seldom bear more
than or 2 years in succession, the succeeding
spring after a bearing year should be selected
to perform the operation Young wood will
be produced and if the season be favorable
yield good supply of fruit the next year, as
the second years growth is that which mostly
II not always, produces fruit in the peach tree
The evils OF a contrary course Of pruning con.
slsts in the mhs towards the bottom Of The
tree becoming sickly and dying the ton RIM.
nng up SO high as to be exposed TO the wind
and consequently being broken off, and often
splitting The trunk to the bottom and affording
less quantity of fruit and that of an ipferio1
quality No better time for pruning peach
trees can be selected than about the LIST of Inns
The mode and time of pruning may appear to
those who have never made the ATTEMPT at va.
rance with IDEAS but it is experience, not theo.
ry, that has dictated the above remarks.
NEWTON March l, 1881. SETH DAVIS.
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Printed and Published by
8. III. COTTON s. co

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
u Price to SINGLE subscribers, acho rece,Ue their
Papers at the Office, or by Mail, Tue Dollars DER
Snnnn': TO those .cho receive them by Stage, Ttco
Doa ar ana twenty-five Cents Ttcenty fUe Gents
ednce.
U Advertisements, not erceeding tsoelve lines,
snserted three ,ceeks for One Dollar and conti,,-
yea three 'oeeks longer for Fifty Cents Larger
Advertisements, in the same proportion.
W The Proprietors of this Paper trilL hold them
selves responsible for no error, in any Advertise
onent beyond The sum charged for its Insertion.
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PAINTS. OILS. &c

"HITE, Red, and Orange Lead English
Wv and American Venetian Red; Paris and
Spanish White; Prnssian Blue; Terra de Sci
ena; Chinese and Trieste Vermillion Chrome,
Stone. and Spruce Yellow; Chrome, French,
Mineral, and Brunswick Green; Rose and
Dutch Pink; Verdigris TIMBER; Gums Shell.
lack and Copal; Copal and Mastic Varnish !;
Japan Linseed Oil; Spirits T9Tpentins Gold,
and White Metal Bronze; Window Glass, &c.
Received for sale by EDWARD LAMB.
Worcester, March %. eo3an
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NOTICE.

TENHE public are respectfully informed Miss
III CAsTERA will resume her SCHOOL in
Northboroagh, on MONDAY, the 25th of April.
Young Ladies will be instructed in the follow
ing branches Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Grammar, Geography, History, Philosophy,
Astronomy, Rhetoric, Botany, and Compost
ton, together with plain and ornamental Nee
die Work. Lessons in French and Drawing
will also be given.
Lectures will be delivered upon Natural His.
tory once week by the Rev. Mr. Allen. TUT.
ton from So to 81 per quarter. Apply at Mr..
JAcoB PIERcE's, Marlborough.
April l3 Avs
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-04
MANNING'S STORE

HEAS been removed four doors north of the
IL former stand, where customers are re-
specially invited to call.
This week received, variety of SPRING
GOODS, selected from recent importations
among which are various colors eros de Ma.
pies Silk, London Printed Muslins, English.
Scotch, and Belgium Ginghams, Calicoes, Fur.
niture Patches, Rich Fancy Hd'kfs., Bonnet
and Cap Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
Constantly on hand, good assortment of La
dies Misses, and Childrens' SHOES. Il
Also, variety Of TOYS for Children.
Worcester, April 90 tf