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DRUGS. PAINTS. &c.

DRUGS, PAINTS, &c.
1OOO 1900 LIS. Ref: Gum Champion,
800 :" Oil of Peppermint, ' ''
300 of Lavender,
100 of Lemon,
200 4" of Rosemary,
20 tons Glauber Salts,
% bbls Epson
5000 lbs. Sal Eratus,
1900 SIENNA,
1900 q Arrow Root,
90 gross White Castor Oil Bottles,
10 bbls. superior Castor Oil,
10 cases Calcined Magnesia,
hid. London,
% bales Corks,
rs Jars Carbonate of Ammonia,
cases Of Rhubarb,
8 Turkey Opium,
9 casks Eng Refined Sal Ammoniac,
75 gross Pocket Lights,
500 lbs Waters,
1000 " Regulus of Anthony,
so doz French Cologne,
9 cases Phosphorus,
100 ounces Lunar Caustic,
$50 " Sulphate Quinine,
$50 il" Iodine & Hydriodate of Potass,
500 lbs Powdered Colocynth,
90 stands Burgundy Pitch,
80 gross Court Plaster,
40 HARLEM Oil,
500 lbs. Impure Carbonate of Lime,
500 ounces Flowers Benzoin, ~
3 gross Croton Oil,
so doz. White Plaster Skins,
5000 lbs. Carbonate of Soda,
cases Tartaric Acid,
Rochelle Salts,
Prussian Blue,
25 tons Dry and Ground White Lead,
cases Chrome Yellow,
9 tons Read Lead,
125 gals Coach Varnish,
1900 lbs. Bengal Indigo,
300 bbls. Ground Dye Woods,
80 boxes Williams Essence Spruce:
800 lbs Powdered White Arsenic,
500 bags Tameric,
With full assortment of MEDICINES,
P.4LNTS, and DYE-STUFFS,-for sale by
LOWE s. REED, Druggists and Importers
of English and French Drugs, No. III State
street, Boston. eow3m April 20.
WoRcEsTER, S. April 49, 1881
FHVAKEN on Executions and will BIO sold at
4 Public Vcndue, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
GGy of May next, at two of the clock, in the af-
ternoon, at Capt Ephraim Murdock's tavern,
in Winchendon. all the Right, Title, and In
terest, that RICHARD WHITNEY, of said
Winchendon, had on the seventeenth day OF
September last past, the day when the same
was attached on mesne process, Of redeeming
a certain mortgaged Real Estate, lying in said
Winchendon, being the same Farm whereon
the said Whitney now dwells, containing about
one hundred and twenty acres, with the Build
ings thereon.
II MARK WHlTCOMB. D. Sheriff.
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worcester, IS. Probate Office, April 70, 1881
Iohe Heirs Of WILLIAM PArRCK, late of West.
ern, IN said County, deceased, and 10 all others
concerned IN the Estate of said deceased,
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IP Stage Office Removed.

HP Stage Office Removed.
THNHE WorceSttr and LO,OeH Old Line of
Il Stages having removed their Office from
Stockwelrs Sun Tavern, to the Worcester
Hotel, will run for the ensuing season as fol.
lows:
Will leave Worthington's Worcester Hotel
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at Z,
A. M.
Returning, will leave Lowell every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday.
" The Projectors of the Worcester and
Lowell Old Line, pledge themselves that no
pains will be spared for the safety and comfort
of those who may patronize said Line.
March 9. tf
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
4 see ht) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester. in said County, on the first Tues.
day in June next, at one of the clock, after noon.
to show cause why the Accounts of the Admins
tratlon of said Estate should not be allowed; and
you will be heard thereon
40 NATH'L. PAINE. J. Prob.
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=, W orcester, SIS. Probate Office April 10, 1881.
10 The IVado'0, Creditors, and Heirs of AMHERST
BAILEY, tae Of Berlin, in said Cou1,ty de.
ceased, ana 70 all others concerned in the Estate Of
sa .!nTT reHSeo, GREETING.
W are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
a. Lancaster, in said County. on the third Tues.
y. IN way next, at ten Of the clock, before noon,
tration OF the Estate OF said deceased shonjJ M,
be allowed, and the balance of Estate, after nav.
ing the last charges, &c. allowed to the widow n
enable her to upheld life; and you viii be heard
-, THEoPHs. WHEELER, Rsy.
II Ny order Of the Hon. J,;1y,e
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EOR SHE.

.vU>HtS tract - supposed 10 contain upwards
Il Of 500 acres, called Bear Garden Ridge.
aud is situated two miles south Of Smrihheid
aud mite from Charlestown. Je dersvn coun-
", We. This LAID 20 principally lime stone.
the ridge sIste, Of excellent quality. There
10 q quantity OF saw and single timber
black Oak. white oak, hckors. walnut, snd
a quantity Of good locust. There are three
houses, three barns, and three wetis, end u
spring OF good water. The land Iies ~ ell to
divide for two farms; sbd there IS q good
sItastion for q biscksmiih's shop. There IS
public road running through The land, cross
ing the Ope 9uon Creek OF Jos. Bells mill, 4
miles from this farm. which makes IL COVE
nieni To . good merchant mil. plaster mill
aud saw mill; and the turnpike being ~x-
tended tn S1ith6eId, makes 81 con, sat~n; 10
thai rosd u is as handsome sud he RiIhy u
s,tuaiioa ~ any IN the valley; and is the isnd
Joseph Bell. 81 wilied 20 be sold ~ Tho death
" his wife. The title is good. as he lived
on the land nearly forty years before his
death. ! shall ohsr the hand for sale, on
Friday the fret day Of April next on lbs
premises. reserVing one hid for the estate.
Terms-one third Of the purohss money IN
hand, and the bsisnce 10 3 s9usi annual paw
Wents without interest, snd q deed OF trust
on the land To secure the payments. Sale
10 take piSce early IA the day, say 10 O'Clock,
aud attendance gwen by
JOSEPH BELL, Executor.
Jan. S, isSi.-tS.
n. -PerSons Who an ay come TO examine
The land previous To- the sale. can call OF
Thomas and Abraham Bell, on the land. ur
on myself 81 Bells mill, OPequou CrrektwO
miles from the land. JB.
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prsssic'scii and arsenie we're the dead.
Iv drugs; it II certain that Captain
White. tws or three tuonth. before the
murder. had . 1T Of indisposition.
which many suppose to have been
caused by some poison.
Some editors. We observe. have suy.
gested that the disclosure ofthe kuapps
that there is still another person I'm.
plicafed IN the murder. wss made To-
obtain favor. That. however, is mo-,
the fact. Frank at least never wished
Tor mercy; II few days after he was
convicted. n gentleman of influence.
in whom Frank had the utmost conf.
dence, offered his services 10 obtain a
Communication Of the sentence and on
subsequent days renewed the proposal |;
Frank replied, .No, do not wish 10
live--trOm the FIRST morning I awaked
and found the murder was committed,
have been wretchcl, and have no de-
sire 10 prolong life. I endeavore,l to
dissuadc Joseph from it, and told him
though the side he was looking OH
was bright, there was also another side,
black. black as hell" From, the time
OF his conviction 10 his execution, he
manifested no desire for par don or
favor, and never denied his participa-
lion in the guilt Of tho murder; and
Joseph now makes no pretrncc Of in
nOcence.
Further prosecutions will undoubt-
eddy take place, whatever may be the
condition IN life Of the offender, whe-
Their high or low, rich ar poor, If the
prosecuting officers obtain sufficient
evidence: if they do not, they will, in
the words Of the Ghost to Hamlet,
her to Heaven,
And the thorus that in her bosom lodge,
To prick and sting her."
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ron rHE FREE PHEss.
TIE SCHOOL-BOY-No. :
.''ris education forms the common min

'''ris education forms the common mind,
just IN the twis ia bent the trees iIeiin'd.''
! consider human soul without cduca-
ton, said Addison, like marble 10 the quar-
~, which shows NONE Of its inherent beau
ties until the skill Of the polisher fetchcs
out the colours, makes the surface shine
and discovers every ornamental cloud.
spot. aud vein, that runs through it. Ed
ucation, after the same manner, when IL
works upon a noble mind, draws out 10
view every latent virtue and perfection
which without such helps are never able
To make their appearance. If education
is necessary FOR the proper development
OF the noblcr fac ulties Of the human mind
if IL opens up TO it inexhaustible stores Of
intellectual pleasure if u enlarges its ca
paciiy for the enjoyment Of happiness here,
and will. as We believe, greatly enhance
them hereafter; and IL IL be admitted. that
so much good would accrue 80 him who
would devote his time TO the improvement
Of his mind--to the acquisition Of know
ledge, which is certainly the most honors-
BILE and useful occupation OF man. how
culpabie is he that has The nieans and does
not make use Of them--the time, and does
not improve it-particularIy in a country
like ours, where there arc so many incen-
tiycs 10 vigorous rescarch-~bere there
are enjoyed so much civil and religious IT,
bcrty-w here there are such ample pro
visions made for the Improvement and
happiness Of IFS inhabitants! Here the
hunIblest are not 1ebarred the privilege Of
aspiring 10 its highest bonors; here the
poor are on level with the rich. lin fhi.
respect at least)--our country knows no
qualifications for great employinenis, but
virtue and ability here the highest man
- not above the people. the humblest Rot
below the people. IL the rich man be said
10 have additional protection. they have
not additional poweT; nor does wealth
here form permanent distinction Of fsmi.
hes. Those ~bo are wealthy O-dsy. pass
away 10 the tomb, and tbsir children Is.
vide their estates. Property thus 10 Ovid
! ed quite as Fast az II accommodates No
. family can. without iis exefiIOa. stand
erect Tor long time. under one statute Of
deseents and distributions. and only true
and legitimate sgTsIiaR law; IL silently
and quietly dissolves the mass hesped up
by toll and diligence Of long life 81 CO.
tsrprise and industry Property - con
tinualIy changing like wHves in the sea-
Oae wave rises and is soon swallowed az
~ the abyss, and is seen no more ano-
Their rises. and having reached sic destined
limits. falls gently aud quietly sWsy and
- succeeded by vet smother. which "a ~
turn freaks and dies gently on The shGre
, The richest man among us may be brought
J down 10 the humhlest level aud the rhild
WITH scarcely clothes Go cover las naked
ness. may rise 20 the highest office 10 ouI
government and ibe poor man. While he
rocks his inlsnt on las knees. may justly
/ intul.- the consclsfion that if he posse ssel
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TO TIE PEOPLE OF JEFFERSON.
THOSE interested. are hereby notified,
Il that general meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the SmithfeId, Charlesto~n,
and Harpers Ferry Turnpike Company,
will be held in Charlestown. az the hotel
now occupied by John Buckmaster, OH
Friday the 4th day Of February ensuing,
st 9 o'clock, r. NJ
In convening a general meeting Of the
Stockholders, the Board OF Directors deem
1t their duty 10 urge. earnestly. the atten-
dance OF every member Of the company.
Circumstances have rendered il expe-
dent to ask FROM the Legislature slight
alteration in the act Of chaster. This, of
course. il is desirable should be effected
during the present session. IL is further
designed. TO make renewed efforts TOW ards
increasing the amount Of Stock TO have
such explanations. and TO adopt such niea-
sures. as will correct the various misuo-
derstandings that have gone abroad, in
regard to the proceedings OF the Board of
Directors; and 10 reconcile, If possible,
the conflicting interests Of The different
parties interested in the success Of the un-
dertaking. by order OF The Board,
JAMES M. BROWN, Prest.
Jan. ). 1891.
p. ). The contemplated NEE ting is fixed
nj so late day, in consequence Of pro.
vision Of the law requiring one months
notice Of such meeting.
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practicable. hist slso that 70 could De con-
siructed With less cspeu-e sed ssc'e fAcsli-
" thaa upon sWy similar Iocsiion With
which he ~ss scq0sist-d. u requires not
the spsrit Of prophecy !" SvseteH she great
sess VI our happy Valley. ahen the She
nando~h Canal shsu leo completed from
StauDtoa 10 tarpers-Fer Our little
county ~u theo constitute the tocus, thro'
which oar hitherto comparatively benight-
ed aud frtgid valley wsli cssf its light and
heat, and be renewed and isvisorated.--
And this - the time tn push our enter
prise; moro anspicioas time could not
he desircd: Our legislature is ripe for sc
ford'ny any ass'stsnea for the promotion
oi such measures: There u no doubt Of
our receiving the ready and earnest CO.
operation of the citizens OF Frederick, Il
number of its nsost wealthy and influential
iArmcrs heing. already. enlisted in its be-
hslf,) and Of oil tho other counties in the
immediate vicinity Of the Shenandoah,
and those Of the adjacent couniry.
There Is no longer doubt Of the success
s.il prosecution OF tho Chesapeake aud
Ohio Canal and the baltimore aud Ohio
Kali Road. Let Us then move--let Us not
gaze. IN hstlcss apathy aud Indifference.
until the prize 10 entirely and irrevoc ably
lost. We must perceive that not only our
agricultural, manufacturing. and CONNER
cial interests would be greatly benefited.
but that industry. population. and resour-
ces. would increase beyoad any thing that
could justly be conceived Let Us then
seek 10 cherish aeeial. moral. commercial.
aud political influence. (which in Russia
is supplied by despoiic powcr,) by gentle
means. The most familiar principles Of
natural science. demonstrate the superior
economy Of canals over almost every other
means Of infcrcommunication. The spi-
ru Of Internal improvement has already
commenced its flight over the Old Domin-
ion. ready TO perch upon that part Of il
where tho people are sufficiently emerge
TIC and ente'prising To call In lis aid
What Nirgipian. alive to the true interest
OF his State. can behold without delight.
the rapid march hich every circumstance
seems to betokee? Trusting that these
hasty and indigcsted remarks (which is
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LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT TO the decree Of che VIC
u chester Chsnccry District Court, made
NJ tho last term. in the suii IL Willism Her
bert. complainant, against the administrator
and heirs Of William Vestal. deed. defen-
dants, I shall scll, st public auction. to the
highest bidder. on "Wednesday the 9th day Of
February. 1881, all the land Of whch the said
Vestsi deed seizsd. consisting Of Tract 81
tuaied on tho Shenandoah rirev IN Jcde rson
county,, containing sbou, a26 ACRES,
including the Dwelling House and Grist
Mill thereon Also, two small Islands near
Reyes Ferry. and another near John sir,-
der's mill. 10 the Shenandoah river The
terms Of sale will be. one third of the pur-
ohsse money To be paid in SIX months. and
the residue in twelve and eighteen months
from tho day OF sale - bonds and good secu-
rit, 10 be given, and the title 10 he retained
as further security. The sale will take place
at u O'Clock, A. NJ. At the rrist mill. on tho
premises. JOHN S. MAGiLL,
Jan 5, 1891. n. w u.
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LAND TOR RENT.

PURSUANT 20 On order made at the last
L term Of the Winchester Chancery Dis
rict Court. in the suits wherein Hierome l..
Opis aud others are comPlsins.ts, and the
administrator end heirs Of William Mem
dree. deceased. are defendants, Z sh Ill rent.
si public suction, on Tuesday he stu day Of
february. 1891, eli the Land Of which The
sad William Nc Endree, died seized. con-
sisting OF tract contsiniog from so TO 100
acres, situated on the wssi side OF The She
nsndoah river, and o mountain tract. con-
tanning about 500 acres Bond and security
TO be given conditioned for tho payment OF
The rents and not TO commits or suffer waste.
The renting will be at the dwelling house on
the first mentioned tract, nj ~ O'Clock, A. NJ.
JOHN S. MAGlLL, II. W. c. u.
Jan. 8, 1891.
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FOR S1LE.

AOS ACRES OF Land, on the oPsquoD
100 Creek, ~ Berkeley and Jefferson
counties, Va. near the Frederick line, witt
Merchant Mill, ChcpfIng aiiI. Piss,sr sB'!
Saw Mill, ell On good rspsIr. with Ibo neess-
ssry machinery. three dwelling houses. swo
barns, cooper shop. sna en- excellent
spring ten steps fro1 The mill. Siih good
stone sonse over a.
Mr. John or Isaac Swssringen. GEAR Us.
gers;own, can ceser,bs the property. 7 de-
not deem " neessssry 20 continue this notsc .
more than three week.. - any person wish
ing 10 purchase, can apply 20 the subscribe.
on the prsw'ses. JOSEPH BELL
Jan. B, 1871.
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talents and virtue. there 10 no os5re be-
yond The reach oil hes honorsble arnl,itios.
w hat greater indhce n,ebts could the ycuih
al oar cpus'ry require TO Stimulate Them
to the cultivation OF their uinds--to the
improvement Of the talents that have been
committed 10 their care? DO they ask Tor
examples Of those Who have arisen from,
That obscuTity 10 which tle chilling hand
Of poverty have consigned them. by their
own exeriious. 20 Gil the highest Offices in
our country Pts history will afford then,
How many illustsious character. has she
enrolled on her ample pages, who owe
their prefermsst entirely 10 their own in
deist,gsbls exsrtions an their youth to
qualify 'hemseIves for the impos tant sta-
,,o1s which they were xfterw ards called to
all. aud which they did GIL NTH 60 much
honor to ihcmselse 60 and lasting good 10
their country?
What but his persevering industry In
tho cultivation Of his mind. raised Wash
ington-"A name, timc with its own eter-
nal lips shall sing"-to bo xenerahs.iDo
nj the armies Of the United States. and at.
forwards president OF the councils Of his
nation? And What raised Franklin from
the humble tallow- chandler 70 the great.
est philosopher Of his age. but his unceas-
ins industry ia the Improvement Of his
tune in that way that was most likely To
make him useful and respectable citizeno
What youth, then. that has a spark of,ir.
tnous emulation. but must wish 10 COPY
the example, OF these. their immortal
eountrymen? But alas! how few-how
very few, are. found. who have the ma gns-
nimiiy. the nsLleness Of spirit. TO forsake
the haunts Of vice for those Of virtue-to
abandon the amusement Of the card table.
the poisoned bowl. the degrading howell Of
d~bauchery. for the ball Of science. the
well selected library. and the delightful
retreat into the secret closet-where, by
diligence and proper improvement Of time.
which are the material duties Of every
youth. they might qualify themselves for
spending their time happily, usefuily. and
respectfully.
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adjoining Tho ispd> Of Tboma. F.irfsx end
Henry . Hammond, and tho other conan
ing - ACRES, sdJo'n'og the sad Tho
mss FAIRFAX and the Retreat Farm. Terms
Of sale. one third of the purchase money to
bc ?sid IN hand, and tho residue ia s~o e
q"sI annual psymen,s-bonds snd deeds OF
trust OF the lands to secure tho deferred
IA, ments. The saie will be made u tho
Mill belonging 10 Downey's heirs, near tho
lands 10 be sold. at ~ o'clock, A ~.
JOHN MAGli.L, u. W. c. ..
Jan. ), tS3t.--ts.
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DIED.

On "Wednesday last, MIR. SAMUEL TuRorp. of
iiaFIcr-Ferry, An the @5th year Of his age.
On Friday last, NJ Nh advanced age, Mr. Jo-
SEM YorN., Of this county.
On Sunday night last, Mr.. HESRr T. HAM
NoND, OF this county, in the 5ist year OF his agc.
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Af,cr s.ocS dc3th q forsign news, wc prescnt
Nf cuoss.l insrrcs and Importance. The delay
u the reseirraesCts. Cor ueprcss heated kny,.,
Il time, i,R o, without thar information which
~oald have prsarrd us for the important events
shieh tho re:.s'ss will end in another o,lann.-
hc two n.ost nnport"; items OF news, are the
change u minister's in England and ,l.c run,or Of
ai,clarS,ian of war by Russ:s,. against France.
The fornisr is an occurrence cf no little inp,r-
.snec l. i,...iea,es sirvaiy tina, the spin, ct Re
form is a, Sosi Ssrsc,sfi..ly ia! England. well
elsewhere; anil grcsS; changes Tor the better
may be looked for w.Jc- ,Ae new administration.
Parliamentary Reform Is called for =, ,on,l-
~, that the throne lougcs !s;cn viii, inlif-
i,rcnee. A determination the pat vt the
House Of Commons, 20 investigate the civil list,
and to rcsrcneh III unnecessary expenditure,
rvinccd by their vote the day bcforc Lord
WS!instoa aad tlc o;he. members Of tle cabinet
tcndeicd their designations, shcss clearly TINT a
n,w and improved state Of thugs is at hand. The
opposition Of ,.e ministry boil, these measures
Gems to have been the immediate cause Of thcir
removal from officc.
The intelligence Of = war bctxecn Russia and
France, IL not well authenticated rs to leave
doubt Of its truth. Certain il is, however that
war upon the coa,incn, ia hieh Russia, rrus-
sia. France, and perhaps Austria, TO Jake part.
is looked for by the people of France. \ gene
IA war in Europe is anticipated By many. We
arc not selfish enough, bu, 10 hope, that such "a
cal,mit. may Ia a,ertcd, whatever profit might
derive from such event, ia the increased psiec
Of our agricultural products.
The next arrivals from Europe, viii probably
put end 10 all speculation upon this subject
CT The Eastern mail Cue us ON Saturday
morning, would not have reached here until Tues
day, had We not despatched special messenger
in search Of il; and the same mail, due yesterday
morning, had not come 20 hand nj the usual hour
Of putting the paper to press. There is some
thing wrong in the matter, and We should like to
b. informed Of the Why aud the wherefore"
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MARRIED.

On the 2sth uit by the Rev. William Monroe.
Mr.. nk>sr SrArLE to Miss MARr BOWEN,
all of Shephcrlstown.
On the ssh ult. by the same Mr. SAMUEL
Burns tn Miss ELIZA FULx, Of the same place
last evening, BY the Rev Seciv Bum. Mr..
RICHARD n. l.rrrLLrOS, Of fauluirr, To Miss
SaRAn h. O'BASSoS, daughter Of the Late Capt.
john O'l3anuon of ti,is county.
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DURSUAET 70 . ~ssEzat 90 IA directed.
II we have this day viewed rarsy horses.
shewn so us BY George W. Little. % this
counsy. and do find ihe same 10 bs--ons =
bright Bsys shout eight yesfs Old. uithOts
shoes. and Of the appearance q hasiax &c
Gently been feundeFed. eth small hump 90
his back bone. with considerable virie coca
sinned by the saddle, AID = small stsr in L.s
forekesd' and the other Black Nsre, abOat
-four yesfs ed. the LEFT hind foot ~ bite. still
star on her fofehesd. and We do appfsise
ilie bay horse 10 The sum 81 thirty eight do.
iess; and the black mare 20 The sun ~ fpfy
eight doiiars Cen.6ed gndeF eur hands tl,is
list DAY u Dec. in The yess ~ cur Lord 1850
Hin. GsvsiDid.
Fm. shirley,
John Reed.
The ousef or owners 81 the above esrsyS.
will ples.s come forssFd. prove pf0penys
pay charges, sod take ihen s~4y.
.f.o 1901 g. w ItTTi.E
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LAND I'M JErrEasoM
FOR SAIE

DURSC,ANT TO . decree made by Tho
Il Winchester Chspesry Di.rio, Court. ia
the snii of BetsSy Downey aud samuel Dow
ney, compisinsots. sgainst Nu. y. Ftood,
Sheriff OF Jefferson county, and a. such, ed 4.
miuis'raior OF w,liism DowHey. deed. sn,.
Others, deisndsets, . shail sell. NJ public sue
ton, 90 the highest bidder, on Wsda< siay NE
sd day VI February. 1891. two vsiasbia
Tracts OF Land IN JeEersoa. one coniaiuiug