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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-09
FIAT JUsTITIA, RUM cHLuM.
non THE E-AcoLtInnn

tn the Ctztns Of GoocLinnd -fJo vo,, 90. ;,',so4
10 be PRESENTED a. the Ani.Tsfih Convsnonp surc.
~ you viii not siaod careless ard unooneeTnrd
of Of events 20 in'efeiing 10 you. Surely YOU viii
noi ftmain an InFo'ated spot amidst the ,uryone6 ne
iounie', the boast Of FederGsts Or that is The pro-
per epIthe' OF The TatiG pary) add srorn Of ,pnbf.
cens Re Dot sfrsid Of ths cry Nul6 ss,ion.- Thai
" no' virginia doc tine, ror vii be yours Pos
% HE resolutions Of '9S your erect aud Ii rail- is
point OF b 'Te frieods Of u Dion mi Sac n shs. Go
toyour C0Ur -bouss on Monday w.ek an dispute a
Rpfesentaive 20 he Corv soiiou about 10 b. h.id In
Philadelphia for The puTpose ofseuhGg bic mprh vsx.
ed question. ONE OF YOU.
CAMDEN. Is. G } Aug. 8O.-Ws ara r,a1t sled 90
say hata meodpg Of t1e ffieud4 Of Fee 'f,ads and
State Rthts wi be eals1 To take place Is Cand, n on
the fret Monday In DC ober mex , Tor The posro.e Of
sidefing the proposition TO form an association TO-
Re shaw Disirei,
We have been vi'ilsd ny ihs most dss1usye ireshs
known since The memory Of man. The crop, on the
river pien'a ions sre entirely swsttplsntsrs Eo sx-
letttd TO make 300 bales Of cotton, viii he 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-09
BALTIMORE Son, q
. Not in the las, Legislature.

BALTIMORE, Sept 6
The election of Electors OF the Senate OF MARYLAND
'ske' place to-day throughout N. s ate Esch eeun.
y Is emitted to two electors aud The ei,ie. of Raj
more aad Annapolis to one each. The Eiec,ora, Cal
Iese VIII sssenbe 1t Annapolis the 10 in,ant ard
choose 'he Senate Consisting o: 6he.n members IN
serve for the ensuing Eve years Mae OF he S,na,or
must be resident" OF the Western and six OF IN. E,er
%u9r prc,,,r Bait Rep.
The election OF v-,ierdiy is-,niuot-u m n tt,nI-
PLETE and mos, SIGNAL TRIUMPH OF The e.u,e
al IAf,KSnN e"d 'he p.ope. UproN s. HKAru
The Jackson Candidate for scor IF S nate ,usc.1ts
oy The unp,ecsdto,.d majority o, SIX HUNDRED
AND NINETY SIX vo'es over HEzEKIAH MIS-
one OF she prm. head, and leaders OF CT yism in
land THIS msj"ri'y Is greater by three hundred and
tDe'iy man our maj'rty oil last yea-,-aad as much
greater than our m j)r'y al the P.esisnn ,t~ ion
IN ISIS - much for his boss sings and tropheeiss o.
"eh'oges,' 'feacion'," SC. &.-.hs ean, OF an a. &.
pirinR party. -
Alter this signal demoosiraion Il popular opipisn.
we eXe'cI the enemy 10 suceumt, In az spair AZ eve,
hoping 10 break down he sierra democracy of the nonu
mental City. N'"'
We recommend his, another striking "EAcr', fo,
RFC ~"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-09

NNAECUIoRS SALE OF WENlY FIVE NE.
80 unoLS'-Wii be cold, for Cssh, a. Pow
1Sui' ttoase' on Tuesday, ,be IL day OF O.:obsr
~ or 30 Eey sssro's beiongi0g The estate OF L..
ueoefy moiby' ssh (di Tosed by sail Aosby) The
a"oFe s'.Vss are sOd tc in9et STAIN # Jossnh NJ
Snssux' nhsn hniy adjusted a. sip, b> At. Of said
Lii,ieosry aiosby, deceased
S'p'' W 35-9- BENZ 1IOspv -,
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IS tds

y ALoABLE PLA NATION for sale Being anx
lous TO remove to The western country am DESTROYS
Cd VI my uaci OF land lying on The three not
cd oddsi the county of GoochlaBd twentv.ono ;Is.
above kich@ond. The tract contains between seven
ana eght hundred acres Of land and has on IL large
ry out houses requisite for the comfort and conyenenc.
o. a large family, besides good grst and saw-TniII
pom OF winch viii be sources OF profit to the owner
IuF'ner description OF the property is deemed unne.
cessary,a' Is presumed that none will purchase with.
ou hrs viewing the property, which, those wishing TO
purchase are particularly invited. For the money a
great bargain will be sold
JulyI 1870 wifi RICHARD IEARr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-09

TERMS For tuition in the hig er branches sa6 nor
years Tor small girls S25'he year containing 10 months
l. OF French and Music will be separate charges -
'oarders VIII be received at $10O aud $40 Tor waehing.
uel 81; candles 81 l2 Gems; each young lady 10 ,s
nlsh her own bedding--beds will be found
Sept. o. s5 %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-09

AN CHANCERY-In Henrico county cour1 Ar
II gust 2nd, 1891
asa OILS Nathaniel Dunlop. and Joseph Oils partner,
by the style OF Ods, Dunlop & Co. Henry W Mon
cure aud john Robinson surviving partners of fhe late
firm OF Moncure, Robinson and pIeasants and David
Judah s. Co. pltfs
against
Michael Vanderhurs Thomas Miller, William d.
wren, Sergeant OF the city OF Richmond, IS administra-
Tor oil Henry J.. Philip, deceased. sud Jacob Lyon,
Deus
This day came the defendants ~ omas Mi Ter and Ia,
cob Lyon, by counsel and fled their answors 10 the b
oil Tie plaintiffs; and ie defendant, Michael Vande
not having entered bis appearance and given securif
according 70 lie Act Of Assembly, and tho rules of bis
court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence tbat he
is not inhabiian OF this commonwealth n s orderod
that the said defendant do appear here on the FIRST dav
OF the nest November term and answer the bill Of tho
PianunG enc mat copy OF this orIer be forthwith in
serted ~ some newspaper published in tho city Of Rich
mond io two months excessively and posted az the from
door OF 'he court house OF Ills couny
copy Tese,
CHAs WILLS, De
sept .. 3f-Nsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-09

AMES LNON9-ArrOnNrv - 80
% IN iuu,c practice III rs C.urr OF Gooch,sn1
county Ia add'9n to ttoIe he!I n ms siv nd H
ocp. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-09

rus, with. the los Il their p-ov'on Crops, stock ef
esWe, nofr desiIuc,icn Of rcas aud irjuty 10 ,h,
soil, VIII m Ike up suu total which we ssnr,, =,
'nl, nme estimate. We believe tLa' 900 900 dt ara
VIII o. sover tie los su',ai, bv n Is rer ion Of
or 'eHow-ci' zen, IN Ills lD.uic, 10 .. Amo,y "a.
iSJurie' sustained, IL the Lssoi our 10. ,tjd,. "A
enctared ienr M'hes nr.!y soHs''ue,sd srI e.v.,rJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-09

The auction Of popularity" Ia open and tleis are
bids enough-public-andi Is suspected, private bds
too. Mr.. Clay's friends not idle the occ sion.
The N. York Commercial and the Nat. Ioellgencer are
trying TO soften down the n,i-Masons towards Mr..
Clay The Commercial wishes TO cut the knot and TO
persuade the Lodges to give up their chatter But that
argument will not take.-It then insists upon it, that
Mr. Clay is ardent mason they might suppose
and the Nat IDtellgencer joins in this chorus at
tempting to make out, that he at heart opposed to
the scheme OF general Masonic Association and that
the Record of the proceedings is false
The Salem Gazette aud the l'o ton Courier hint that
Messrs. Adams and Rush have both been writing Anti
Masonic Letters for effect and that it would moi be
surprising IL they 10 be the favorito candidates f
The Anti Masonic Convention! that neither OF these
would decline u nomination from that quarter &c no
Boston Statesman even asserts, that Mr.. Adams was in
Caucus of the Antts the other day at Bosom with
Tyler at the door, SC. &c.
We know not how all this confusion in the camp will
terminate - what coalitions and wha, ominous con-
functions will be produced of this chaos OF element.
but of this rest firmly assured that le, the friends
oil the several candidates fall out join together let
them part or pull in concert Andrew Jackson will bea,
the field.
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THE FREE TRADE IONvEN,IoN

AHr FREE TRADE CON VI I'm ION.
10 ortf al e,s Which we recently pulls ed uo.n
10" SUIT wa staed, ,bst abe ee Il adj C.uv.u-
ION 70 De h'iJ IN his eiiy itis mou' isinapd ,.,,,
e DuI' ters OF ne s2u h. Thi- ~ spresrs, en- e!-
~, - WIZ be seen by he iol cwng cen nu lea ior
nom hishly re- pee lie and iui.l TX -r' set
ie"en OF ibis ely We h,s,.n Go a.. K, NE corr,c.
~ auu ook Ietward the C,nven ion, trusting tntt
-, u '. W." throw ronch hgAt u! on Che asua-
90 Questions OF Tariff aud Fee T,sd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-09

.Hf H"oert It. Bicknel, Editor Of TIE Rep,yie,
sh;-i Observe la the Richmond e. uvire, q, he OH
UT an ex,Fac, from your psp.r wlicb In lila -,
we proposed Free Trade Conven,ion 20 h, hell n,
riace'pbi', seys--"Tbi, Convention was orjsinaliv
suggested a. me s'n'h, among She advocates nu In.
ca1or." Toe, Gao as ule ,ou cir, rs as,e,tr,,o,
iae poposiion originated ncrlh OF The Potomac y, 4 ..
SEt ioer OF noheIn o'giC; aud lar from HAVING
ths ~ sh'es' COINS son ihe qresto ct AMI, g.
Non, hes gentlemen a, the south who advtca,- ,be,
dosuin., are eide iy hose who a, CITRATE IN. leaf
'sVsutsels resIls ifom ihe Convention. You,. Sc
ANTI TARIFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-09

StDsoCAIloN Miss HUGHES Respectfully i'm
GA forms the public, that her Seminary for the in.
sWueuon young Ladies will be re-opencd on the frs,
oi october Her course OF instruction embraces H.
branches usually fought IN Female Scminarics Those
young Iades sufficiently advanced TO commence tbe
suiy OF history Relies LetfreS, and Natural aud Moral
rnoSophy may depend upon her exerion of skill and
dlngence for their advancement II Cnch and Af4sie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-09

lac Cbarleston Mercury pleased ,he O h-r day
TO s'a,e, that he Meeting alluded 20 below az called
~ P'iaee Geo'ae, vi sD a VIII re no cor &c h 6
laute a. d-parlures-Tte 70 owif /. fr m the Ia,
U. $. Teiegrspl
"We are squesed 10 Est. Z iu cone. q, nee o,
'ho death o. one OF She gcnl men a, 81 hos. ,fauss,
Tie notice owl ing he siz OF Pine. Cora.
eocn y, who are in iavor OF n el ion o. 40 Ca.
nann TO De P:sd IA, ct the Uni States atend Al,
Upper marble ough, insert,d and Il ihe sickue.
81 several o'hers. the meeting ha. been pop9ned; and
ua inrih"r notice Il The time of the mse;ing, will
reaitss be siver.'
OWe shall publi.t, az nossihla the excel.
Hh Essay oil One of the People Of Virginia',-
prov nv 'ha "The States pr 10 ibe CoInpac, by
winch NE GSvernmrnt Of ,hr U S wa created and
hat the Government j. + .dera AID no, Na,iona,
Inc errors oil h N lne'ig ncer, sps ak OF
OF Mf. Adats, require some corr elton
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-16
GOODS

O. At REDUCED PRICES IN.
EhNHE subscribers having determined TO close
~ 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 otftE their Goods at such prices 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 81 SANFORD, and the
Store in South Oxford (SIaters village) under
the firm of EMORY SANFORD & Co.
Said Stocks consist of
EUROPEAN and DOMESTIC GOODS,
". l. GOODS and GROCERIES,
HARD WARE,
CR0CKERY and GLASS WARE,
IRON HOLLOW WARE,
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
PAINTS and OIL,
CABLNET FURNITURE &, Chairs,
Together with more general assortment of
Goods than is usually found in Country Store.
u Our former customers and the public are
assured that good bargains may be obtained by
applying soon. Cash customers are particularly
invited 20 call
u 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. If
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Printed and Published By
8. I'll. COTTON & co.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
" Price, to slngIe subscribers, ,cho recetue their
Papers at the Office, or by Nail, Ttco Dollars per
dnntt'n: 10 those tcho receive them By Stage, ItcO
Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents. Ttcenty-fUe Cents
wiH be deducted .chen the payment is made in ad-
cqnce
" advertisements, not exceeding ttoelve lines
published three ,ceeks for One Dollar, and conttH-
ued three ,ceeks longer for Fifty Cents Larger
AdrertlsementS, in the same proportion.
IJTIhe PrOprietors Of this Paper tciH hold them
seioes responsible for no error, in any AdUertise
ment, beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
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NOTICE.

THNHE Spring Term of the Princeton Eng
Il lash and Classical School, will commence
on MONDAY, Feb. %. Mr.. GODDARD, the In
structor, is known to the public as scholar
and gentleman. His method of instruction and
government is happily calculated to give pupils
thorough education, and refined taste and
manners. No pupil is permitted to pass super
fcially over his studies. The Trustees have
no hesitation in saying, that parents, who wish
to prepare their children for college, or for use.
funess in any station in life, cannot place them
under the care of a more faithful and successful
Instructor. While the Importance of correct
morals is earnestly inculcated, no efforts are
made to influence the religious opinions of the
pupils.
u Tuition: Common English branches, So
per term; the higher branches of Mathematics,
Philosophy, the Classics, &c, $4.-Board in
respectable families, from 81 to i so per week.
u References Hon. Lemuel Shaw, The
ophilus Parsons, and John B. Davis, ESQ rs,
Boston; Rev. Mess. Going 81 Hill, Worcester
Trustees:
JOHN BROOKS, CHARLES RUSSELL,
Rev. SAMUEL CLARK, CALEB DANA,
Dr. Y. SMITH, CHARLES MIRcK
DR.. A. BRooKs, Feb. g
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Clothing EstnbLiShmpnt.

VHNHE subscriber informs his patrons and the
I'd public, that he manufactures and keeps
constantly for sale Ready Made CLOTHING ;
also, Fur, Cloth, and Leather GAPS, and Fur
GLOVES, by wholesale and retail; together
with complete assortment of Trimmings
for making Clothes.
U J All orders for any kind Of Tailoring done
with neatness and despatch and warranted to fit.
Wanted, three Apprentices at the Tailoring
business LORING MAYO.
etow, Jan ~ Op3weo3m
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NOTICE.

TENHE annual meeting of the Worcester and
IL StGford Turnpike Corporation, will be
held at the dwelling house of Cromwell Bul.
lard, lnnholder, in Sturbridge, on WEDNESDAY,
the ninth day Of March nent, at nine O'Clock in
the forenoon, for the choice of their annual OF.
hcers, and to transact any other business that
may legally come before them.
DAVID WIGHT, Clerk.
SturbridUe Feb 9
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NOTICE.

TENHE subscriber informs the public. that he
III has taken the FURNACE formerly occu.
pied by SUMNER SMITH, (nenT EtJ0h BurJank's
Piper .MtiiS,) which he will keep in CONSTANT
BLAST, with determination to give satisfaction
to Machinists and all others who may favor him
with their custom. Patterns may be had at the
Furnace, or made to order at short notice.
u Orders will receive immediate attention,
and may be left at the Store Of d. HAYWOOD.
JOEL WEBER
Worcerter Jan. 10 If
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CARPETING-

GUST received, few pieces of Carpeting,
o. Of the latest patterns. Also, an additional
supply of SE.4SON.4BLE GOODS, which will
be sold on the most reasonable terms, by
TtlAYER g. DANIELS,
No. 2 Goddards' Row.
N. B. All kinds of Stra,o Goods wanted, as
usual, for which the highest price will be given
Worcester, Feb g.
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FLoUR, STARCH, OIL, &c-lOo bbls.
n best family Flour; 100 do. PHILADELPHIA
Starch; IL do. Potatoe do. boxes Retailing
do; 200 gals. Whale Oil; 1900 bush. St. Ubes
Salt 1000 do. Liv. c. F. do; 600 sacks do. do.
100 do. fine butter do. "a doz Broad Loom
and Cotton Pickers; 100 bbls. ground Plaster
20 tons unground do; 100 bush. Rye; Buck.
wheat Meal IN half and quarter bbls.,-for sale
at the Canal Store, by
ROBERT EARLE.
Worcester, 2mo. g.
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Feb. 7, 1881.
TO The Hidow and Heirs of Moses HoLpEN,
iate Of Barre, in said C"untg, deceased, and TO
all others concerned in The Estate Of said deceased
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
N seeiit) the Court OF Probate to lie holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
Gay ~ March next, at ten OF the clock, before
noon, TO show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Win and Testament oi
sad deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
G. NATH,T PAINE 7 prob
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office Feb Z, 1881.
TO The Widow and Heirs of NICHOLAS BArLIEs,
late Of Uxbridge, IN said County, deceased, and 10
all others concerned in The EState Of said deceased
GnEErING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear( if you
Ii see ft) at the Court Of Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
tuesday in March next, at ten of the clock
before noon, to show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last will aud Testa.
ment OF SAID deceased should not be approved ;
and you will be heard thereon.
o. NATH'L. PAINE, j. Frob.
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WORCESTER, SIS. Jan ~ 1871
NNAKEN on Execution and will be sold at
"A: Public Vendue, on MONDAY, tie 25th dan
OF February neat, at one O'Clock in the after.
noon, at the house of Benjamin Munroe, inn.
holder, in Marlborough, in said COUNTY. all
the Right in Equity that ARIEL CROSBY
OF said Marlborough, had on the eighth day of
June last of redeeming certain mortnagcd
Real Estate, situated in the southerly part of
said Marlborough being the Estate whereon
Zacheus Crosby now dwels, containing about
eight acres OF Land, with the Buildings thereon.
D. EDWARD II. lIEMENwAY, ID, Sheriff
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TENHE subscribers, having been appointed by
III the Hon. Nath'l. Paine, Judge of Probate
for the County of Worcester, Commissioners
TO receive and examine the claims of the credi.
tors to the Estate Of ALEXANDER SMITH,
JR., late of Grafton, deceased, represented in
solvent, and six months from the 18th day of
January last, being allowed the creditors to
bring in and prove their claims hereby give
notice, that they will be IN session, for that pur-
pose, at the house of franklin Harrington,
innholder, in said Grafton, on the last Satur-
days of April and June next, from two to six
O'Clock, P. NJ, on each of said days.
HARRY WOOD.
JOHN PUTNAM
Grafton, Feb. l, 1881. &c
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WHOLE NO. 1920.

The Horse. The horse has been from
very early period among the most useful
domestic animals; but many of the prac-
tees now common in the management of
this quadruped have been slowly introduced.
Thus, riding Oh horseback seems either not
to have been known, or not practiced among
the ancient Greeks. They rode altogether
in chariots, the horses being harnessed to
them in rude way; not with traces as in
our carriages, but by a cross yoke fastened
to the collar rens, moreover, were rarely
used-the driver depended upon his voice,
assisted only by sort of crook like that
used by shepherds. 1t is singular that the
ancients were able to get along without
shoeing their horses and yet this important
art SENS not to have heen known to Keno
phon, who speaks of Methods of hardening
the horses hoof..
We find it known, however, soon after
the Christian era, rs we hear of Nero's
shoeing his horse with silver. No account
of The use of stirrups was known before the
sixth century. Riders previous were ac-
customed to mount their horses either by
vaulting from the ground, or by the assist
ance of others, or else they used stones,
which were placed at regular distances
along the public ways. The next improve
ment was cleat or crosspiece upon staff,
which the equestrian held in his hand. In.
deed, the use of stirrups was hardly practi-
cable when they used merely cloth or
housing over the animal instead of firmly
framed saddle. From this period the har-
ness ofthe horse seems to have made rapid
advances, as we find him in the chivalrous
ages covered with steel, and saddled so as
to be able to support a knight with nearly
half ton of iron on his back. 1t is singu-
lar that women should have been the first
equestrans, and yet it would seem so, as
the first we read Of are the Amazons.
Boston Times.
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January Is, 1881.

Worcester, SIS. On the above petition and
representation, ordered, that notice thereof,
and that the same will be considered at Court
of Probate, at Worcester, on the first Tuesday
in March next, at ten of the clock before noon
be given, by causing the said petition and this
order to be published three weeks successfully
in The MASSACHUSETTS, Spy, printed in Worces.
ter, that all parties in interest may then and
there be heard thereon, if they see fit
NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
A copy. Attest:
THEoPH's. WHEELER, Reg
January IS, 1881.
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IRON, STEEL, g. Nails.

IL Wv ~ Il IL LILY ~ ~ 81 Il TN
TEVHE subscribers have received, and are
IL now receiving, a 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. |. Iron 40 tons
Swedes assorted Iron, fiat and square 80 tons
English Iron, round flat, and square tons
oest Banks r. b. Iron, round and square 5
tons American Iron, round and fiat 5 tons
Horse Nail Rods, (selected iron) 10 tons Rods,
Shapes and Plates; 3 tons Axle, Plough, Bar,
and Sledge Moulds 2 tons Am. & Eng Hoop
Iron, from II to inch wide; l ton Eng. Sheet
Iron.
STEEL.-2 tons swedes Steel II tons Cast
Steel, fat, square, and round Shear Steel !;
2 tons Steel Plated Sleigh Shoes II tons Ger
man Steel; ! ton best (L) f. B. Steel.
N4lLS.-3 tons 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.
AtsO,-Darby's Patent Boxes Axles and
Boxes finished; Pipe Boxes, &c &c.
JOSEPH PRATT s. co.
Worcester Nov "a eotf
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January IS, 1881.

WORCESTER, SIS. Jan. Is, 1881
TENAKEN on Executions, having been previ-
IL ously attached on mesne process, and will
be sold at Public Venduc at Alvah Hathaway's
Inn, in Barre, on MONDAY, the 2Sth dau of FEB.
ruary neat, at four Of the clock, P M, all the
Right in Equity which SAMUEL CALD-
WELL has to redeem the Farm on which he
now lives, situate in Barre, about two miles
easterly OF said Barre Meeting House, with the
Buildings thereon, containing about sixty acres
OF Land. Also, one other tract of Land, situate
IN Oakham, about two miles northerly Of said
Oakham Meeting House, containing about sew
enty acres of Land, and bounded westerly BY
land of John Paige, easterly by land of Capt
Gsult, and northerly by land Of Benz. Clark.
o SETH HOLDEN, ID. sheriff