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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
Groten, Feb. 90.
GOOD s

10 ut REDUCED PRICES. IN
YENHE subscribers having determined to close
u business in this section Of the country the
first of April next, and being DESTROYS of reduc-
ing then present stock of Goods on hand as
much as possible previous to said time, are dis
posed to otftr their Goods at such prices as can
not fail to suit purchasers. They have on
hand very general and extensive assortment
of Goods, in two Stores: The Store at the
Factory village, Dudley, doing business under
the firm of WIswALL g. SANFORD, and the
Store in South Oxford (Slater's village) under
the firm of EMORY SANFORD g. Co.
Said Stocks consist of
EUROPEAN and DOMESTIC GOODS,
W. GOODS aud GROCERIES,
HARD WARE,
CROCKERY and GLASS WARE,
IRON HOLLOW WARE,
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
PAINTS and OIL,
C.4BLNET FURNITURE E. CHAIRS,
Together with more general assortment of
Goods than is usually found in Country Store.
" Our former customers and the public are
assured that good bargains may be obtained by
applying soon. Cash customers are particularly
Invited to call.
o. Most kinds Of Farmers Produce received
In payment for Goods, and liberal credit for
approved paper
Those indebted to the subscribers by Book
Account are requested To settle the same pre-
vious to the first of April next, by Note or 9TH
erwise. ARTEMAS WISWALL.
EMORY SANFORD.
Dudley Jan 10 {f
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Printed and Published by
8. III. COTTON s. co.
CONDITIONS OF PuR1IcATIoN

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
" Price to SINGLE subscribers, scho rece,ve their
Papers at The Office, or By Mail, T,co Dollars per
Dollars and IscentyJfUe Cents Itcenty-fUe Cents
soiH be deducted aVhen the payment is made in Gd
Udnce.
% AdUertisements not ezceeding ttoelUe lines,
published three lceeks for One Dollar and contin-
Ued three aceeks longer for Fifty Gents. Larger
Advertisements, IN the same proportion.
o. The Proprietors Of this Paper tUiH hold them
seIues responsible for no error, IN any Adpertise
ment, beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
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, A JUST Decision. At the recent session
of the Court of Common Pleas in the county
OF Oxford, (Maine,) Isaac Randell, a school
master, was tried for an assault and bate
ry alleged to have been committed on the
BODY OF Alanson Kenney, one Of his pupils:
1t appeared from the evidence that Kenney
had violated the laws of the school-that
the master demonstrated with him concern
ing his conduct, and solicited an interview
with him out of school hours, which Kenney
declined. The master admenshed him of
the improperly of his conduct, and at last
presented to him for signature paper of
which the following 10 copy. Thereby ac-
knowledge to my instructor and this school
that l have conducted myself improperly,
and entertained wrong feelings, for which
l am sorry and hereby agree to endeavor to
conform strictly to the orders of this school
in future" The alternative was then offer
cd the scholar, to acknowledge his fault by
signing the paper, or otherwise make an
apology TO the master or the school verbal
ly, but if he refused, then to receive such
punishment as the master should deem prop
er to infiet The scholar refused and ran
out of the school house-went to black
smiths shop-returned to the door, and was
called in, when he dared the master to
strike him, uttering a threat that if he did
strike, "he would have to hand over" The
master first directed him to present his hand
to be feruled, which was refused, and at
length having obtained rod, he inflicted
one blow, whereupon two of the largest
scholars rose to interfere, and one of them
about 10 years Of age, slept between the
master and the culprit and questioned the
right ofthe master to chastise. Theintruder
at length upon the manly though temperate
resistance of the master, took his seat, when
the punishment was resumed and inflicted
to the extent Of about dozen blows, which
the cul prit said hurt him little, but "made
him mad" There was one mark, "black
and blue" as tue last three blows 'set close"
and had it not been for the fire stick, said
he, Dick and Tom would have helped me,
for we were all one" The master had
taken the precaution to place the g. fire stick"
where it would serve him in case of emer-
gency. One of the experimenting school
committee was called on the part of the de-
fendant, and he bore ample testimony to the
moral and literary qualifications of the mas
ter, his excellence as a diseiplinarian and
his success in his employment; and the
proof in regard to the offence, mode and ex-
tent Of punishment, not only indicated the
master from the charge Of violating the law,
but elevated him in the estimation of a
crowd of auditors who attended the trial.
The Jury, upon a short elaboration return
ed verdict Of not guilty.
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CLERK WANTED.

IN Country Store; an intelligent young
u Man, of active and industrious habits who
is qualified to take the charge of Books, and
act as Salesman. No one need apply, except
he is able to bring unqualified recommended
tions, and is willing to devote himself to the
interest of his employers. A line, with real sig
nature, addressed to /, AS, left at the office
Of The Massachusetts Spy, will receive atten-
Gion. Feb 90
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GROTON ACADEMY.

YENHE Spring Term of this Academy will
II commence on MONDAY, the 7th dag of
March. The institution is open to papils Of
both sexes, and no pains will be spared by its
interchangeable. successful, and deservedly popu-
lar Preceptor, Mr.. TowNER, to render it every
thing which parents could wish. An able and
accomplished Assistant is procured whose at
tention will be principally devoted to instruc-
tiOn in Book Keeping and Ponmanship. In
the course of the ensuing season, public expe-
rimental Lectures will be given in Chemistry
in connection with Natural Philosophy. Board
may be obtained in respectable families SO that
the expense of Board and Tuition will be only
$l,75 per week.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
]. TODD, Secretary.
Eol>
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WANTED,

nY the Lancaster Cotton Manufacturing
MD Comply, an OvERLooKER, to take charge
of their Carding Room, on the first of next
April. He must be married person, of sober
and industrious habits, and be able to 60 COM
mon repairs of Machinery TOsuch an one as
will give good satisfaction, good encourage
ment will be given as to wages. Apply at the
Factory. CIV Lancaster, Feb g.
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NEW PRINTS.

EUST opening, one Case, containing 25
% pieces dark small figured fancy Prints, at
the low price of IL cts.
Also, 30 pieces Prints, at tho low price of
IZh ctS'' new patterns, and warranted fast col.
ors. ID. G.. WHEELER Ir e, on
Worcester, March 2.
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TEXT. "The Bank of the United States

TEXT. "The Bank of the United States
cannot exist without perpetual apprehen-
slons and discomfort ON the part of the
States. "-PreSidenfs Message.
COMMENTARY. The State of Tennessee
repealed its old law against the Bank, and
invited it into the State.
The State of Mississippi within the last
month did the same.
The last mail has brought the printed re-
port OF the Joint Committee of three mem
bsrs OF the Senate and three members of
the House of Representatives of the State
OF Alabama, appointed to examine the cen
dltlon of the State Bank of Alabama, which
concludes as follows:
In closing this report your Committee
feel it duty they owe to themselves, as
we'll as to the President and Directors, to
bear testimony to the judicious arrangement
made tcith the Branch Bank Of the United
States at Mobile whereby, more enlarged
and confidential circulation Of the paper of
h1S Bank has taken place and the conse-
quence has been, that this institution has
not found 1t necessary to import any specie
within the last year, which has heretofore
been subject of annual expense, and the
calls for specie within the last year have
only amounted to the sum of 500, 433, sum
very inconsiderable when compared with
previous years: and may we'll be attributed
to the harmony eristing bet,0een those ttco IN
stitutionS, and the mutual confidence reposed
IN ecch other."-.Natsonal Gazette.
Coon ONE. We were much amused at
the answer given by person from the coun-
try, on Saturday last, to an individual who
asked what brought him 10 town. He re-
Piled with much simplicity, that che came
to see the Eclipse" -Rdleigh Register.
sufferer" states in the N. 4. Farmer, that
the hed mice are operating under the snow up
on the bark near the roots of tho young peach
trees The mischief may be prevented by re-
moving the snow around the roots.
The tniorosses of New York city have had
meeting, with view of forming society for
betterlng their condition. That would have
been done, perhaps, more readily, if they had
invited the tailors and "justice Of tie peace"
In some parts OF Georgia, 10 inches Of snow
fell 9th ult
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NEW GOODS.

=" SUCH as
DROAD TURK SATIN, for Ladies' Dres-
nes IRISH LINENS; GREEN WORSTED
BARRaGE; Flag and Bandanna HDK'FS,.
and great variety of other Goods, which will
be sold cheap, by
d. G.. WHEELER, Jr, & CO.
Worcester, March g.
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The tniloromes of New York city have had
meeting, with view of forming a society for
lettering their condition. That would have
been done, perhaps, more readily, if they had
invited the talors and justice of tie peace. y
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(ETp TO Manufacturers.
g. TONS POTATO Starch, of primo
y quality, for sale low by the barrel, by
DANIEL HAYWOOD.
" A recipe will be given, if wanted, for
making sizing of the above.
Worcester, March g.
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sufferer" states in the NJ T.. Farmer, that
the field mice are operating under the snow up
on the bark near the roots of tho young peach
trees The mischief may be prevented by re-
moving the snow around the roots,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09

Lard which has been melted and cooled in
fresh water four or five times in succession, ant
then simmercd with sliced onions, and strained
makes most excellent salve for wounds in
famed by taking cold--Fr@gat HoastaoJc.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09

A CASE OF EMERcENcr. An lrishman, who
made an honest penny by swapping horsos, and
taking something to boot, once attempted to
cross river at high freshet, with his only re.
naming mare and colt. He was washed from
the back of the former, and Selling the tail Of
the colt, buffeted the angry waves much to the
dissatisfaction of the " crater" His friends on
the banks of the river, seeing his perilous stu
alton, and his fral support, called out to him
to leave the colt and take the mare "Oh
botheration to ye,' exclaimed Pat, in all his
tribulations " it's no time jontlsmen to talk
about swapping horses"
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In some parts OF Georgia, 10 inches Of snow
fell 9th ult,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-01

reached Pera itself and IL at night hst suburb NJ
longer existed The large palaces Inhabited by the
English French, Dutch, Prussian, Ssrdinian, and Ds-
n'sh Ambassadors, with all the valuable Effects fell
prey TO the hames The Episcopal Church, and two Of
me Roman Catholic Churches, shared tho same fate;
nor was possible to any Of the sacred utensils
ne palace OF the Austrian Ambassador was saved ~
seems, oy the exertions of the crews OF Aus
TRAN vessels; also Chancery which 1, close
TO III tho Church Of Terra Santa, aud adjoining
houses. The number OF buildings Of stone and wool
that are burnt, is over 1000.
ARIA 10 hep OF ashes en- erumh'lng walt, net
a owe 10 houses rsm.inipg en- Ire. Tho damage, In
consequences o. ths desuus,ion Of the palaces II N
am'assadtrs, ard other 8 buildngs vas imm us |;
"he 'gnoicg OF he nee gu .ui,y OF TRIP.
s'remov d 70 hem. a. bang d-.,aed .sfs IRON al
isnger."i mnt .hiisiies Oh" tho seeouu :,
TO SOS Tho thousands OF people without soser tout
cohiog or be means OF suosis,eDes, who crow ed he
sreet Of Pera" Subs, quen,ly, they dip rssd in the
ioss IN he ssp"a III. Sultan, by ordnance
a' allow ID IN, Turks TO 70, 'he houses to christmas
The Su tan has expressed grst fae ion al The H.
IL assistance an td I'd by 'hs TuTksN arr .nts for
exngushng the fire. and has testified 10 the For ign
Ambassadors his regret at their loss He has given
large sums to be distributed among the sufferers and
usual, expressed his sorrow to tho Ambassadors by
present OF b,wers, fruits, and coniectionary
In addition to the plague, which had prevailed for
some time at Constannopc, the cholera was very de-
s'ruetive. since tho beginning OF August between
1000 and 5000 persons have been attacked BY this !.
order, which, however, seemed to DO less malignant
than in other places.
The new American Minister, Com. Porter, arrived NJ
Cons sntnope the 10Th. with the ratification of the
treaty ct commerce concluded last year between the
Porte and the U. Sta,ee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-01

TEvHE GRANGE FOR SALE web 10 cell hi,
IL Es e, situa Ia Middletx soun,y on the b,nk,
II ,hs Rappahsnrock RIVER ard the G aose Gre two
nies sCove Ufbinor, containing between seveu and
e6' huncsed asrss, Of rsb 3ud as there 1, in an,
lower p'r' OF Fnsins. 1, is divided into th &C. n li
ard enciosed with she v-Sy best f-nsipg cedar ST !,
sni shesnu' and ok rails The iota and scenery
oil tbs pias', its many physcs acvan,sgss eou.bne
VIVA the great ery OF all the land need oply 10 be
sesn 10 be admired and appresa ed. Ii lies Isy.l con
''queniy not isbe 10 b. wa hsd; neither dces w.,.,
reuan on Ia surface, owing TO the character Of 60
bipg chiefly black oy,ter-,heil lend wb,sh on,sIlr
iubioe' H. An in,xhsus,ibie q1anuiy OF the bss,
mari 10 en- hi. rsiai'; mature more s.r,an end ne,
msnent Tor land, 10 tie low county, ikfn arv her
There are about 'wo bupdred hundred and 40
acres OF This lard heavily numbered with pin. and
immeoia ely on he banks of The river; he la,J yros
iDs IL IL afro rich and level l, is ,rmeJ
ihit he wood and imbrs aiono would Le.rIy nav io,
he land Tns dwell n -house. iheuyh moi o,a.ion.
ye's 'rihcisniiy nea, aad sommociou, fer a an ii
family; all he other houses COED, pesnlly m.
Sfsnuy cari.as houss, aud small s,abl, a,asbed 70
", which have been recently tui, OF brick Game
aud Wild 10 VII aud ,he G,s ,b and oyset are n h.
ound here in abundance. AL lsiers IN reIa,ion =,
his 'ubjes (po't pad) VIII be duly ATTENDED 10 by
nj ROWAN.
r. 5. wish to purchase coed es,s'e IN one Of the
conniss on The head waters OF J,ue. River
Os' FL 47-p4w M r
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IN HANtERY-Meskishbu,g eoun,y, Aueuu

IN NtERY-Aleskishbu,g eoun,y, Auauu
II sour 1881:
John g. Bspts', Alexander Gil'ispic. Rieha,d Csmp
I'D Nancy ms wife. and the said r chad C mn a..
executor OF Iuiy Hudson, deceased, and Cary Hind
SOD, pIf.
sgain.t
VII lam Iad'on, Washington Hud,ou. VIM. H,r,
ADD FL zAoe b hi, wife. William s. Willis, SURVEYING
husband and admiuistrator Of his late wife Rel ecs
Aafam Relmy, survivin1 husband and sdDi,t a,or NJ
bis la wiie Sus.nnsh, Mary w. Huds,n, daugb,e,
OF Wa hing'on Hud.on, aI.o John Hudson. Tboms,
Hudsor, WIN. Hudson, jr. Be1y Hud. On, Csry HID.
con- and jonah Taylor, surviving husband al adm
oil 10 late Wis Sarah, formerly S,r,b Hud on chdr
aud representatives. VI Gsorso Huds.p, decess.d.
IT. Dei,s.
Toe defendants William Hudson, wa,hius,an Hind
son William Ii RI aud iz,be,b hi, wi O. Narv w
hudscn, jim Hudson, Trom,s Hud,oD, WIN. Hud.
~ Jr. B-rfy HGd on, Cary Hudson snd yosiah Tsy
lr not haviog entered their appearances according
ne ACT ' As'smb and 'h- rues ,b,s court and II
appearing 70 The satisaetiou OF this sourt ,ba, hs
are not inha'Anis Of thi, s,a,e; Oh motion Of M,
piaipuus, by Ter attorney, 10 ord red Ibs Tho ss;d
usieiosn's do appear her, the Lifd MONDAY 10 No
venoer w. and enter their appearance and answer
ne avn II bill; ard that copy Of hs order be 4,
e, IN Que OF 'bc new papesS p1bIished 10 tho tou
''fsours or city OF Rsbnond Tor etg, weeks sus
cess veIy aud posted at the front door OF II ,ourbous
Of 'sid %DUn y. A ronv r. ~.
g . JOHN q. BAPTIST, c. NJ c.
80. ~" 37-v8t
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hRYDxN 4 HUNT. MxAszAxr TAyLoas-
- No. 8, Sharp ST., BaifiRors-Rsspectfully in.
o!m their susomer In particular, and rissds 10 gene
.ssed frcm he Lave srrIvsi, IN the s.s Of B.,mo,s
rnhsdsphis and New Fo,k, very general assortment
goods suitable 70 their business. such super blue
black und mo- berry siohs, In grea, Varieties OF hade
(ot London and French macufssure;) and very gen.
sra assestmens OF best supsr sassme various shsde
and The sshlonaole cheek. with general ssssrnsn'
Of ve.tnee. Of s'lks. ws'ered aud plain, &c. &s.
ID. II. avail thsmseives OF tho present opporiupi.
~ 10 rstusn their 'hsnts to their town and county
friend 10 gere, Tor tho very IL ersl enccuvse m,
hs1 have recsve! since they have been assosised 10
as ness, snd hope by src' sus nep 10 business and
n u moderate charger, 10 merit continuance OF their
favor.
Ott q. IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-01

ENDUCATlON.-1he subscriber, for several vears
-nI past, having laboured much to his regret under
Tue very many and serious Inconvenience ola dwelling
not su''icieny spacious for tho accommodation of his
ends oy the reception OF their children AMI words
In his Family and School; takes great pleasure in
informing them that tor the succeeding year, he has
obtained OF Mr. Christopher Ford Of Amelia his excel.
lent little FARM containing ample house room of eyery
description, and all other for The
comfort and accommodation Of both Boarding and Day
school Tor children OF either sex, exceeding fifteen
years oil age, Gas mono will be admitted in this school
over that age, unless known TO the
anu acknowledged to possess such habits of morality and
industry, as would justly enc them TO admtance I'm
any institution, however rigid its discipline of either
religious or moral nature JAS the instruction of youb
Tor the Iastweve years. has been almost tho exclusive
employment OF the subscriber, looking forward 10 No
other profession for support but making this his set
tied aud permanent business for le il is 10 sum
pose that he has spared neither labor expense to
qualify himself Tor the discharge of the difficult and
responsible task Of pleasing DO h parent aud child:
task which, Notwithstanding its difficulty without yani
" he can say from the patronage invariably received
has been performed he hopes 10 the entire
OF all heretofore interested in his school, This ips,ilu-
ton will be opened on the 18th OF January and terui-
nate on the 10Th OF December following making The
schoo-erm oil ten months, allowing the month OF June
as vacation instruction will be given in the Greek
Latin, French and kngli-h Languages; embracing In
the last, Reading, Writing, Grammar, Arithmetic. and
Geography, with the use OF the Maps and Globes very
extensively. -
TERMS.-For Board and Tuition, including bed.
bedding candles, &c. 800. For TUT ion alone S25 in
every instance, and no scholar received Tor shorter
period than session of five months To such ss NAV
WISH 10 encourage this school, il may be proper to re-
max mat early applications would be best as il is NOT
ues,gned 10 be unusually large having its limit which
WIN not be exceeded The intention OF the subscriber
Is TO devote his time and attention particularly 10 his
school, having employed overseer to take charge oI
nus lew agricultural engagements.-Th discipline Of
ms school will be humane; bu, offences will invariably
receive their due conside not un(reouenv their
deserved observation-disclosures directed TO PainesvIi.
o. Amelia will be attended,o with promptness and
pleasure. JOHN RI. DAY
Amelia, Oct III. 4I-wta5,bD
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AND 10 The 70 X Hanov-s /or sale "A, Ia,
M io"vi'le. on Saturday The 10 b day Of N v.mbey
WI" be tf,red Tor sai- 20 the bigaes, bidder The Ie
maincer OF my land 753 acres, third If which h.
woodland: The tract includes the msp,ioa bous., Sc
$4,000 cash ihs sau e. payable on he Il, Of Ar.us
o'itg P'rui Ted 10 epj,y the premises tho rn,uj,y
year l''ae he reserved bid publicly, that person,
may DC nued OF my de'ermna ion to SELL and sl.o o,
g.ea' bsrga Tho purchaser can be accommodate
wi several hundred barrels OF eorp stock Of variou,
kinds, pap'a'ion utepsil,, &e
For partieulsr i,sa'icn, see Erqni,e-. SEN,
20 h and following. H. ANDERsoNp
Oa'' ifs As -2&wd
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j REAsURY DEPARTMENT, !
October 6 b. 1881 (
WHEREAS. Nodse wa, gwen ny ta,. D.p.r,.

WHEREAS, Noiee was gwen ny this Dapar,.
w men' on The 1t in.tan', TO tho p op letter,
tn -Four and haD per cent. Stock of FTpe millions
or DofIars ers;i ted rntsuaDes OF Axt OF c. M q.
.. ne 20 o. My 1924; ard 10 rs Proprie ore Of be-
Fiue per cent Stock, sr ai.d In pursusnse Of an Ae
me 10 Of N.Y. 1920, that the Ger iisaes OF IN. d, d
Stock will be redsem,d on the Ia ano q OF Janua.y
re,pesny. y; ana wne'ee5 rome o, the Psop,ie-
or, OF he Sid Sticks nay desire the n, Fl,
oef Certhc' es previously TO ths Aforesaid is or "a
OF Jabuay, NoTIcE Is NOW GIVEN, Thst. on The rre
',n'a'ion and surrender by tho Proprietor of any Ger
~, or a, the Lo Office whore the same NAV sanc
r. died nany time previously Of tho a'oessid l., o,
"a OF January pex', a. the ca'e msy be- The prneip.
teres' wfieh ,haii have accrued hs..on 10 T.. Vim
Of such 'urreIdsr, will DO Ia'd. LOUIS McIANE.
Secretary of the Treasury.
W II 4l-spw \. lac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-01

~ ISIS ANN r. TAYLOR viii coot;nus he, ST.,
I'VE at my house the ensuing yesr, commencing IN
Tue i3h DAY OF January, and Terminating on the se
cond friday in December following, with vacation If
one moh'n IN summer. In this School will be taught
Vrunography, Reading, Writing, English Grammar.
n.nnneue, geography, and History; plain Needle
work ana heorem Painting The price Of tuition will
DC except Tor painting which will be an addition OF
so me price Of board will be $50 for the scholastic
year OF ~ months; boarders furnishing their own beds
shd bedding or an addition OF IS II furnished them bv
'he subscriber My Post Office Is Potdesyille Iouiss
county. Persons wishins 10 encourage tbis srhooI
would 90 Wei TO make early application as the school
WI, DC UNITED JOHN J.. COLLINS
w" *" 40--w10t
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ENFOKMAIION WANTED N. ,h,,,.,
n heirs OF Goodrich Chap. ell, Who removed ,oms
yrsts ego Rom the county OF New Kent 10 lbs S,a,s
4 hne'sef, viii apply 20 The snbscrbsr, re ding
~ 'oe city oil Richmond. Safe Of Virginia ,h,y ,,nl
reserve loelligence 10 their sdvsn'sg: 4 will be- mo,
proper Tor them hr,to write 10 the sub,e,b.r bsf,.
come or send In, and their letter cha be promo,.
tail. 1DsWIr, r,, " 90
Toe EdioIs Of The Register printed 10 Knoxy,ile
s sno Of ne Republican printed 10 Ns,hvn., in The
U ~ 'eooes,ee, are requested TO inert the above
sno nsn'ml. their accounts to ,ho office Of the whs
W % 81 -wSw