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III
DEAR SIR The question of dsposing of the Public
LANDS now exciting attention, and the opinions of many
eminent men spread before the public Enclosed Is
the opinion OF Mr. Van Buren, five or six wears
ago, which | send to YOU.
fuohc Laflds.-Thc Southern States made donation
Oh the public lands for the purpose OF paying the public
debt That debt the eve of being paid and The
question Of dispong of the public lands on chcap and
sy terms TO the States TO individuals must now ockl
receive its final decision The question cannot no to "a
longer, and every movement i'm Congress will show no
are the friends and who the enemies of the West, for
none out he enemies oil the West hold out for The alb
surd minimum oil 81 20 for all ofland now bat ,ho
puchc ceot IS as good paid. These lands arc now
draining the West Gifts geld silver The amount This
year supposed TO be three millions of dollars which
ca 10 the other drains must leave the West dyy The
loowng extract IRON speech of Mr. Van Buren, i'm tho
senate, i'm May, 1926 shews that he is willing ~ do ms
paper. " ''
'Mr Van Buren,, of New York also declared his ce,cr
al sentiments on the subject lie said the information
called Tor by that resolution might be of essential
tage The subject of the public lands was becoming daily
more anu more interesting and would occupy much time
legislation 1t extended the patronage OF the royern.
over tnese States 10 great extent: il subjected the
o'a'es In which these lands situated TO an un,yise
an" unprohtable dependence the Federal Government
Mr. Is said he should for every call on that subject
20 enable 'hem at some future day. TO act understandings
on It, No man could render the country greater service
than he who should devise some plan bv which the Jni
ted States might be relieved from the ownership of This
perry by some equitable mode. He would vote for nro-
PoSion 10 vest the lands in the States in which they stood
on some Just and equitable terms related TO the other
states oil the confcderacy He hoped that after HAVING
iormanon on the subject, they would be able TO effect
supposed oil at once to the several States would be salts
factory TO all f'' ~ - ~
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expense of suit conducted upon thsse principles but W
unk hazard little in predicting that II would prove ruin
Gus TO many individuals. The law then has two-fp
operation Doth destructive to the interests Of the people
the one to enrich fund, created for object which
however iaudable) has never been fully accomplished
the other TO furnish alment the bar at the cxpense
the peace and prosperity Of the people.
Our favorable opinion Of the pootisn and philanthropy
OF the members OF the Legislature, precudcs the idea
mat the law I'm question passed with knowledge of ts
practical tendeney-and we confidently believe that calm
and candid consideration Of its provisions will
suspension repeai-And then, IL the Legislature
In Its wisdom, frame law which will secure IN the
dues, operating denquents themselves with
out having to those claiming under then II will
meet with our cordial appreciation.
ResOired, That Delegates be requested To present
this Memorial TO the Legislature aud to use their best
ertions to accomplish views.
Richmond Enquirer and Constitutional whir be REQUEST
ed insert our proceedings and Memorial in their
1--WE papcrs--and then the meeting adjourned.
49, nt TIL. SPINDLE, Chairman
VIM. +. BRoADVs, SecrctaYy.
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INDIAN TREATIES IN OHro.-During the last year
the following treaties with the Indian tribes in the state OF
Ohio have been negotiated under agency
Of b. Gardiner, appointed agent for that purpose b &c.
neral Jackson.
With the Senecas Of MISUNDERSTANDING the In
dian title TO 10000 Of land in the coutes Of Seneca
and Sandusky
With the Senecas aud Shawnecs of Lewistowu-extin-
gushing the Indian title 10000 OF land living on
the Great Miami River i'm the county OF Logan;
With the Shawnccs of Wapaghkonctta--extngu
the Indian title TO g2 500 acres in the county of Allen
With the Ottowas OF Maumcc-ex nguishng the Indi-
an title 10 three OF land in the counties OF Allen and
Wood, amounting to I9, 100 acres
With the Wyando,s of Sandusky plains--extngushing
their title 10 two aionsthe ''Grand Reserva,on
containing 1926 acres and the "Big Spring Reserya
ton containing 10000 acrcs.--Total 162, 2l6.
twill be thus that the entire quantity of land ced-
ed by the Indian tribes in the State of Ohio during the
last year under the provisions of the "Indian Bl IS
SSi,II6 acrcs.-Bdit. Jiep
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IL virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed by Isaac Ro
d . berison TO John Satterwhiie and Mosby Woodson
bearing date March 3ls 1921, and duly recorded in th
clerk Oce OF Goochand county for the purpose of Sc
curing certain sum of money due TO Samuel Dunn Sc
Co as one OF the trustees therein named, will on Mon,
Iay me ioh INST. at Goochiand Court House Gt being
Court day proceed sell to The highest bidder for cash.
AL ihe nght hilc and Interest," Of said Robertson in and
to certain tract Of land afm which said Robertson
resided in the county Of Coochand, and in the neiehbor
hood OF Samuel Cookies Tavern.
jan s. T72-w2wr MOgBY WOODSON
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a FEW DAYS LoNGER.-W. < D. KYLE s. Co
IA having determined on carly close Of their present
business viii Tor short time only offer tie remainder of
their stock aPnces even lower than formerly 10 whole
sale or retail customers, who wish supply themselves ia
most articles beiow prime COST they feel disposed to offer
every nducement that be furnished from selection,
Of Dy Goods in prime order Of good quality; at UNI
u'u0llS low prices. Jan. .. 7I-2t
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Query by a Correspondent What objection would
.erc De 10 the United States buying Texas establish
ing ota'e Government there with view of inviting all
me ee negroes III the United States TO reside there and
ultimately form another State Of them! And something
me same kind ought TO be done for the
government first and then invite them reside under
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u In the short remark made by Mr. Kelly in the s,
oa,e OF "Wednesday last, On the Monroe Election relative
70 e qashcauon OF John Ssaey, he informs US his ar
soyeney on the nth of June, 1880 aud as In February
1881 he was assessed with GO acres OF land in the Com
sequentiy to June iIth 1890 -
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RBROPOSAIS will be received by tie subscriber until
the 2Oth inst, for supplying by contracts the troops
some quality in quarters, with cqual proportion of
each, in such quantities may from time TO time be re-
CURED Tor The troops, moi exceeding twice in each week
and on such days may be designated by me Persons
making proposals, will state le price per pound and will
DC required TO give bond, with two sufficient securities
for The faithful Performance Of the contract
Jan. o. lT2-3tJ VIM. PALMER
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MARRIAGES.

den. Mr.
w i" =. Bank Egg Of loiGs sSSa'y 81
GrS ~ r :S soaa a wo. 'sS Gss %
On wsc%,.'y, The lf1 lice by the nev a D. uoo,cner, Mr.
Benjamin Wa ku ESQ psy vaoa county mo- 0'Os"'i OF
~ BY The Rev wa cs% for ~ D. .' ok ', Il Louisa eSgn
cA'@H'ae Mary 'seoal Gesues OF e,h n4,,s Gao
DEATHS
conMvNfcA Baltimore the r5,h day OF Nove,nbe
ss 's ss Sss Ss. s"Sa . v is S
aeos which no % zeal and sssiduy well worthy Of
lecture. Sg dcu6 Sf,hs @~sSie yoSnr s
o" spnSy which he We. oy aemser has
distant Iay oa sagd high that he at no very
ehsSo sssas,, hi. is S ssS Of s9,S,r ire
sIi manners had epioarod every yhu
,s On ,s sh Of Dscrbe 1881 rne no,s of 10 aay. with
SON Of Iabr md V v Es ne" Osed aud neu,hs
on ,as Inst, At bis residence Lqaenbuts eouoy John
highly death !, rses SS,h IVA Sas
ns%elSss segsi"aacS onaa FAM
n.y. con mn" Sohh Ct ouch man not only
,,, s.G ros: s sas is E.G iJsy d e w..-
tho e the Gdoo aes on The lo'h u i
his Iad yea Capt Mnswo scholar sfsSs
suacns stog three miles below the civ Of
Ofoee u have & R@sS bsy IA " ys ,Ss
's1 S SrSs ssyf s EGs' MAJ ss
.aa sooaoa sS he he I'd 'G yoa ass cf 6e
Dr.Titos srgqwcN E.q. Lol,, s,ockbricc Mass
ssS on Ss sonae o, Se%eh Eq a, 10
his age Nr Seswck
cultivated both Ms
dcpirrhcnt
simphc, at manners nni The heart, he nm
coninon and decision of
enlarged PhanthToph and when engaged any scai and wo
unetbkny he cnncntrai' vpon II
ad pursued vita on ard which nothing ch
Neance witch nothing aid
activity OF his intellectual n probably oecasuned The endx
under which his finally
the grateful life
woihly employ ed.--.G Il Post, ~ ~ - ~"N
This
Free Trade Cunveniio i of phiadcpbin " W
D0rrilgc DcrLh-hlsrried 4, r,,o,..
on Thnr,y last Mr. rhomis roo,h cn9ny 10 ss
frances Cox ut Focnce On Saturday
kepnb'con Mr. Booth and his wife odgaa Inranze Fnpkn
couny both ine
bridegroom aw"ko and fpuad the BRIDE
had all the appearance health asd III
cu TO CONJECTURE the other sudden d
Tvs
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Nl OIiCE.--Ihc accommodation Line of Siares hereto-
fore advertised TO Charlottesville TO run from Louisa
Cour-housc in connection with the line from Richmond
to Orange Courthouse and the Cupcpcr line TO Aexan-
dna, &c VIII be discontinued all further advertisements,
except so lar as passengers who may choose to take nv
Stage from Richmond via Louisa Court-hou for Char
oesye in that case tal be always prepared TO send
them in comfortable Stage Carriage with safe drivers
ana INST rate horses JNO. NJ. PRICE.
Jan. 3. T72--2a,,s,,I
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NOltCE.
e IitiF ATE Teacher is desired to teach in very
Ia hcahy part oil the country 10 fake charge of few
students comfortable residence aud adequate salary viii
be gwen 10 teach Latin, Geography, Mathematics &c-
y letter addressed to J. ID. II lIaysyille Post-ofce
Franklin county, North Carolina, viii be promptly attend
ed 10. Jan. s. 1892 10 "a,
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yENo STUDENTS or MEDICINE-A Physician,
n extensively engaged in his profession in the CITY of
Richmond Is DESTROYS of obtaining the services of Young
gentleman oil liberal education and steady habits who NAV
be disposed TO devote his choIs ana attention TO tho
requirement of medical inorma,on.The principal SER
vice required will be conSant attendance in the advcr-
user oice ior the purpose Of putting up prescriptions
and receiving applications -in return instruction viii he
given, and opportunities afforded of witnessing public and
private practice, operations, Sc Should the applicant
meet the views of the advertiser some pecrnarv COM
pcnsaon will be made
Refer to the Editors Of the Enquirer Qf by letter. post
pad.) Jan. 5. G72-tf1
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ND ALE!GiI I. DANIEL has his Office over j Muir
IA ray Formerly James Shiphar,i's) Saddlery at tho
corner below ie Central Hotel, nearly opposite to Inc
Eagle, Man Street.-The continues 10 attend the Courts
OF King william and Hanover, and tosc held in This city,
Dec 9Th 722, -.
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the Bank of Virginia held, which " as
in pursuance OF law of tho last session Of the Leg,a
ture. to establish Branch at Charlestown, In Kanawh
county, with capital of not less than 100000 nor
more than $4,000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

~ The Editor Of the Enquirer viii be 20 good a. 10
correct mistake in its statement Of tho debate respect.
ing the General Court Remarks made by me, arc i'm
Putcd to Mr. Miller That Gendeman's opinions are on
treIy unknown TO but my respect orbim induces
to make the present application ISAAC MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-05

| EHARRIS s BUTLER, General Agents and Com
"a u mission Merchants Richmond, va, offer their SER
vices TO their friends and the public Intending TO conne
themselves eecfuSirey Agency business in which both
OF mem have been brought up, they atter themselves
their eNirons TO promote the interest OF those by whom
niey mag be employed, will generally be successful
Their Office Is on the Dock which enables them TO attend
particularly to consgnmcnt of Herrings, Bacon Wheat
Corn, Cotton, Lumber, Sc. sc. WM. NJ. HARRIS
Jan. s. 10 e,
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FENHE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
q, Ap1l during his absence Mr. Lethbridge will at
tend TO ms professional business, in whose skill as Dem
s the public may with perfect safety place the most i'm
PhGi' confidence p. HOUSTON
"'i' ~ ioO%' 72-OaWtf
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80 FOR THE E.NQUIRER.
IEGISI. ATING OYERNIIrGII


The spirit of legislating overmuch is too prevalent
throughout the Union AT no place is 1t so conspicuous
as at the Federal City, where il is least necessary They
have passed laws there under the imposing prcension of
being for the general welfare. Such are the laws p,sseJ
Tor The protection OF and various other branch
es OF trade-naional roads, national Bank &C. ali of
which arc in opposition TO the spirit of our institutions as
10 common sense equity aud justice Will an aihc
renee 10 such system, Gnsnngly called the American
but more properly Anti Union system) lead on to
greater dscord and finally, 10 dissolution of our fedora
i've SYSTEM! Enlightened patriots say that the Union u
be preserved But its foundation must rest upon the
principles which breathe through our instiutions-he
protection oil ALL OF equal rights, of free trac-no priv
legged orders-no bounty tariff laws for the protection of
any description OF our citizens, under any pretext howe
yer plausible only by an adherence equal rights
that our Union OF common interests can be For
the better securing of the many advantages which flow
from our happy Unon the putting check TO the lceisla
1--WE mania in Congress would have salutary effect MAY
not This object he promoted by reducing their number?
This project Tor reducing the representation in Con-
gres will be found at no very distant pc as absolute
" necessary for the better administration of our Federal
government. A SENTINEL.
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HNDUCATION.--Ihe subscribers have united with
"a Wv OF conducting a School, in which Wal be-
taught the Geek, Latin French and English Languages
Biography Arithmetic and Mathematics. Their residence
in the county of Abenarc In healthy situation about
seven miles from Charlottesville. Board may lee had in
the following families at the pnce Of Eighty Dollars for
heads Richard Dukes Janos d. Aliens DR. John Mi
nors Daniel T. Cars and In that OF Dir. Cars Tho
price OF Tuition in all in any Of the branches taught
IN the school, viii be Thirty Dollars for the Scholastic
year, half OF which, wei a Of ho Board will be paya-
ee in advance ,o Pupil proyi5ug oso bis bed furniture
and with The aid Of Mr. 4, III. r. Powers recently Stu
dent at ihc University Of Virginia and distinguished in all
ms classes while lcmbcr of that Institution, and 10
Whon VIII be particularly committed the departments Of
hathematics and The Greek Language, hope to merit
portion oil the public patronage. No scholar will be re-
ccivcd Tor less term lan year The School viii com
mcncc the second Monday in january and with va
cation OF the month Of July will terminate The goth OF
December. FRANK CARR
Nov 20. T55-wiJl91 JON. b. CARR.
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GNJOVER SEED, SUGAR, &c.--rbc subscriber Offers
u for sale GO bushels pure and wen cleaned Mountain
Clorer SceaSO boxes single and double refined steam
L0D 6ngor, manufactured without the use Of boodJ0
tons Ldtcnt Shot Of al numbers few barrels choice
old honongaheia TVtiskcy-75 tons wen drawn and as
sorted country Bar Plough Plafss-AnehcAn
isicred Shetland Fa9rily flour Of highly approved
quality. uIaac from white wheat.
jen 2 Ct--Iq BERNARD FE9ToN
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u,--and hnsiiy tho whole country will become an entire
military camp, and their safety not be secured
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Dissolution and Removal.
LYSANDER G.. CLARK

Nd ECENTLY one Of the firm Of CLARK &
y q BROOKS, has dissolved and removed IA
The Store formerly occupied by 4. &C.A.
lIAmiLroS, and directly opposite Worcester
Bank. where he has jus received and opened a;
the Fancy Dry Goods Store, prime stick al
GOODS, which he has purchased at the very
lowest market prices, and selected with greoI
taste AMI care OF The latest inIporta,ions and
manufacture, which he offers to he public for
go"d money, or 10 persons who are worthy of
credit, as low as can he purchased at any Cash
Store IN tlsis place or its vicinity, the following
articles, viz:
Blue, Black, Olive, Green and Brown. Drake
Neck and Mixed Broad Cloths, Cassimercs
and Satinetts,
V's'ings. beautiful style;
Black and Blue. Black Silks;
Light colorcG Gros de Naples Silks, of very
rich colors;
Plain and Fig'd German Ginghams:
Caiicoos in great varieties. some Of which ars
elegant Muslin patterns;
6, 7 and 8 4 Linen Damasks;
Russia and Birds Eye Diapers;
Crash
Bed Ticking:
Cations. bleached and brown "a. Sand 6 4 wid,
Cnpperp aies and Furniture Patches:
Marseillcs Quilts, 8, 10, Ii, ~, and 1874:
Plain Black and White Bobnetl I.aces 4 r
ana 0-l wIde
Footing Lares of all widths;
MeIino, Thi5et, and Raw Silk ShawIs:
ram and t!g'd Book, Null, Swiss, aud Cam.
brio Mftslns, d 4. 8, aRd t-4 wide. -
Plain, Plaid, and Striped Cambrics and 6 a
wide
Linen Cambria Hd'kfs for 37l cts a piece;
Ladies Kid Mits, for 10 cts pair, the best
ever sold in this place for the money;
Ladies' Hoskin Gloves:
90. White and Black Silk Hose:
do. do. do. Slate Cotton Hose, 3 third.
fancy nc kis from i2a cts. piece up to l25
cents, some which are splendid;
Gen,lemen's Hoskin Gloves:
Linens, soft finished and Grass Blescbed i,
half pieces, which will be sold at greal har.
gains;
Lowell Carpctings, splendid patterns and good
colors, e"1
" Which will be sold as cheap as ot ary
Cash Store in this place, and any who m, y
wish 10 send an order for any article in nv line
may depend upon having them as good and a,
cheap as by personal application
Worcester, April A.
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~ II u:
In this town, April ] Mr.. Perry c

In this town, April !. Mr.. Perry Chaplin, led 63
In Oxford, March 49, 1t. Joshua Turner aged SO
In Charlton, March 8, widow Mary Farnum, aged
85-Printers in the State Of Ne,o York are request.
ed to insert this death.
In Grafton, March u.s. Mrs. Mary Prentice, wife
of Mr. R1fus Prentice, aged 39.--Prtnters in Ne,u
York and Vermont are requested to insert this
DEATH
In Petersham. March %, Mrs. Louisa. wife of
Samson Wetherell, aged 81.
In New Braintree, March q, John Elliot, Young
est child of John Jenney, aged | months.
In Oakham, March 81, Capt Samuel Denny, aged
20.
In Ashburnham, March %, Hiram Walker, aged
"a.
In Fitchburg March "a, Hannah, daughter of
John Andrews, aged 10.
In Upton, March 10, Alonzo, son of Mr.. Nathan
lei Lackey aged year and months
In Scarborough Mr.. Jonathan Newton, aged
about 50.
In Putney, (Vt.) Mrs Abigail Showers. aged 81.
widow Of the late John Showers.
In Dover, VT, Sept. go, Mrs Mary, wife of Mr..
Abraham Moore, aged 56-Jan OF, Mrs. Mary. wife
of Lewis Hall and daughter of Abraham Moore,
aged 24-March II, Miss Louisa, daughter of Abr
Moore, aged 20-March Is. Mrs Charlotte, wife
of Joel Cutler and daughter of Abr Moore. aged
29-March Ia. the husband and father of the
above, departed this life. aged Be, leaving six re-
manning children with large circle of friends to
mourn over the ravages of death
In Westmoreland, N H., March l6, Of consump.
ton. Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Cullen Pratt, aged 26
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TOWN OFFICERS.

NoRTHBoRoUGH. Selectmen-Jotnam Bart
lett, Cyrus Gale, Samuel Fisher, Benjamin Nun
roe, James Maynard. To,on Clerk-Cyrus Gale
Assesors-Joel Bartlett, Prentiss Reyes, Ha!lon
Maynard. 1'oicn Treasurer and Coliector-Sam-
uel Sever.
SouTHBoRoUGH. Selectmen-Dexter FAY. Ma
nasseh Fay, Sylvester Brigham, Charles johnson,
James Rice. Assessors-Wilard Newton, Brig
ham Fay, Sullivan Fay. Operseers of Poor
Swain Parker, Willard Newton, Joseph Fay.
Treasurer and Co lector-.Arba Maynard. Consta-
ble-Solomon Este, Jr
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MENDON BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
LIZ Law passed at the last session of the
Legislature, entitled An Act in addition 10
an Act to incorporate the President, Direc-
tors, and Company of the Mendon Bank" the
Bills of the Mendon Bank, will be paid and re-
deemed, from and after the first day of May
next, at the Commercial Bank, in Boston, and
not elsewhere:-whe all Bills, then remaining
IN circulation, will be duly honored on present.
ment in the usual banking hours, in gold or
silver BY order ofthe Stockholders
E w. HAYWARD, Cashier.
Mendon, ApriI a
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Mr.. RANDOLPH. In the course of recent
di-cussion Of the Appropriation bill in the
House OF Representatives, Mr.. Stanberry OF
Ono inquired whether the last years apprd-
priaiion for the mission TO Russia had bean ex
pended as lie had understood from some OF
the friends Of the late Minister. that he would
not accept it. MIR. Carson said, that if he were
alluded TO as having made such a remark, he
could only observe, that he should think it very
foolish IN that gentleman TO refuse it.. Mi.
Archer added, that such an observation had
not been made by him, though if he had been
asked whether he thought the minister would
receive it, he should have answered in the neg
alive. Mr.. McDuffie, in reply to Mr. Slanber-
ffy, said, that ertTy cent of that appropriation
had been paid.
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Sale of Real Estate 6y Trustees.


Ply authority of Resolve Of the General
AD Court of this Commonwealth, will be sold
at Public Vendue, on the premises, on WEpsrs-
DAY, TIE 25th day Of April current, at two
o'clock in the afternoon, all the right, title and
interest, which the Undersigned as they arc
Trustees appointed under the Will of OTIs d.
EARLE, deceased, and all those for whose BEN
eft they hold the same in trust, have in and to
about nine acres of Land, with the Dwelling
House and other buildings thereon, situated on
the North side of the Great Post Road in Lei.
cester, about hundred rods east of the Con.
gregationai Meeting House, being the house
and part of the laEd formerly owned by Win
.hrop Earle, deceased, and more recently occu.
pied by Alpheus Smith
The other part owners join in the sale, so
that clear title will be given Conditions
made known at the time of sale.
WALDO FLINT.
JOS. A. DENNY.
Leicester. April4. 4w
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NOTICE.

|HNO be sold at Public VenJue, at the Mills
III occupied by CHARLES READ, in the
northerly part OF Rutland, on FRIDAY, the 18th
dry Of .7Pra current, at one of the clock, after
noon, Mortgage Of one half of said Mills, a
Dwelling House, and three acres of Land, with
a good Water Privilege given to secure the
payment of five hundred thousand of good saw.
ed Shingles. Conditions of sale made known
at time and place ofsa.s.
HEz. M. SMITH.
Rutland Ar riI