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ASSIGNEES SALE.

TENHE Assignees Of EZRA COLLIER, late
a of West Bronkfield, wI!I sell on TuEspAY
the 2ISt day If 3agast ne1t, the remainder Of
the property placed in their hands, consisting
OF Store Goods, a variety Of Household Fur,
nture, and Valuable Horse. Also, during the
sale will be offered the valuable Real Estate
on which said Collier resided, comprising one
acre Of LAID, with House, Barn, and Store
house thereon. The terms will DC made known
at lime Of sale
SETH W. FIELD.
FRANCIS THAXTER, "S''g"e'S'
West BfoUkfeld, July %. 1892
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State L,matic Hospital at
Worcester.

A MEETING OF the Trustees of this lnsti-
"a tuition will be holden at Thomass Hotel,
i'll Worcester on TUESDAY, the Attn day Of Sep
tender merit, for the purpose OF appointing a
Superintendent. Application for that office
may be made in writing to any one of the Trus-
tees previous to the first Monday in September
next. The law provides that the SupeTinten.
dent shall always be Physician, constantly
resident at the Hospital The Trustees are
Horace MA,s, Esq OF Dedham, Hon. BrzA-
LExL TAFT, Jr of Uxbridge, Hon. WILLIAM
b. CALHOUN of Spring field, Hon. FRANcIs c
GRAy of Boston, and ALFRED DwiGHr FosrFT
Of Worcester
By order ofthe Trustees.
A. d. FOSTER, Stc'ry.
WOrcester AnpMSt !. DIV
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To Revolutionary Soldiers.

TENhE subscriber informs those Revolutions.
H ry Soldiers (wheiher Of the Mili,ia or the
continental Line, or Volunieers,) who are de.
s.f"ns ol applying for Pensions under the new
&c, OF Congress, by compliance with the reg
nla,'ons established by the Secretary Of War,
mat he intends 10 give particular attention 10
the subject, aud will render them the .eceasary
ass.stancs IN obtaining their Pensions, al his
Office, in Paine's New IIuildjnas, onnosils ,hs
Post Office GEORGE POISON
Worcester, Aug. ]. Il
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BosroN AND WORCESTER RAIL ROAD. The
Directors of the Rail Road have not yet fixed
on the location of their depot, or of the ronte
by which the Rail Road shall enter the city.
Tins location will depend on the terms on which
lands for the depot, and facilities for entering
the city can be obtained, regard being had to
the accommodation which such location will
afford to the public. Until the question IS de-
termined, the location Of the route from Boston
TO Brighton will remain in suspense From
Brighton to Needham the location is definitely
made, and contracts for the grading Of the road
are made on favorable terms.
Boston .4drertiser
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~ TILE TOOTH ACHE,

This sgonizing disorder Is cured in its mos,
painful stages, by one OF the most simple as well
pow ertul remedies known in modern practice,
The GGm5rian Tooth .7cAe Pills afford instan
relief, without infieting the slightest injury on the
teeth. They are applied externally to the parts
affected, with the greatest ease and expedition,
and generally operate soothing lenitiye to the
suffering patient. Price 50 cents IA box.
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CHLORIDE OF LIME AND RATS IT we mistake
not. the approach of the Cholera has been the
means of giving TO the public most effcctual
remedy or preventive against those noisome ami
mals,-rGtS. We have heretofore given an ac.
count of these animals being driven unceremo-
niousiy from Providence, by the Chloride of
Lime, and we have been informed they have
been driven entirely from the blocks of board.
ing houses attached to the Hamilton and Ap.
pleton corporations, in the same way These
houses were much infested by them until re.
Gently, when large quantity of Chloride was
scattered about in the cellars, &c. for the pur-
pose OF cleansing and purifying the air, since
which they have entirely disappeared We
learn that large number of them have taken
up their residence in barn at the ont. skirts Of
our cny-ylllage, which, not being large enough
TO give them all secure abiding place, they
afford much sport to the boys in destroying
them,-LOteeH Journal.
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U A man by the name of Joseph Shepard
ate on Friday in provision store in Pinckney.
street, three dozen eucumJers, weighing before
they were peeled, more than tfceire p0unds-
Inc man was neither drunk nor crazy He
was alive and well, saving wood next morning
me above Is an Hne10ggeratsd fact, and can
pe PRAYED on The testimony of five or six re-.
spectacle witnesses SheGard returned homa
alter eating the cucumbers, took cun Of .,ronq
Tea, smoked pipe, and went TO bed Ie saws
he coulc have eaten dozen more for his supper
Boston TFaaScripk.
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Dr.. RoBERTS's
h-~{7 WeLch Medicn,0e,,t,,g,,

ENOK curing Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
II Liver Complaints Jaundee, ChnIic, Fever
aud Ague, D) sentery, Headache, Loss Of Anne.
lite, fla,ue"cc. lipoehondria, ll,sierics Drop.
seai Complaints, aud ileail burn It also p,
vents all Bilious Disol deis and removes labltual
Costiyeness, Asthma, Stranguay, Gravel. Rheu.
nslism, Goui, aud Impurities of The Blood.
The virtues OF the above article are ton well
known To require the publishing of the many re.
spectacle testimonials which might be Offered in
poof Of its wonderful effects ~ The cure of those
diseases for which il is reconts end d.
A further supply oil the Medicamentum, which,
is ledTaHted genuine. just reeei, ed for sale, by
JAMES GREEN g. Co,
Opposite the Centre School House.
Worcester, April 25. el3mco3m
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WAite TEETH! & Ha'My GUMS


~ iHOSE who would retain, or restore
q these desirable personal advantages, are
assured that no composition can be obtained su-
peIior to the British .intiseptic Deat1fce. The
.HnhSeptic Dentrifce is exempt from acid and
other deIeterinus ingredients, which too frequent
ly enter the composition Of tooth powd. rs in com
mon use. and it whtens the enamel Of the teeth
without dung it the least injury. The regular
use OF this admired powder, by purif, ing the
mouth, and preventing the accumulation OF tar.
Tar, operates as the best preventive Of the 1oOTu
ACHE As its application braces and strengthens
the Gums, il secures to them their healthy and
Iorid hue, and by removing all offe nsi,e foreign
acs''mulations from the teeth preserves the nstu.
Ihl sweetness OF the breath Price 50 cents.
QJNonc genuine. unless signed on the out :
:lIc PRINT q wrapper by the sole Proprietor, r..
hlDilER, Immediate successor 10 the late Dr.
w. !. CONWAY. Far sale. with all the other
"COhway Medicine" At his Counting Room No
49, next door to j. Khdel's Drug Store, corner
% Court and iianoyer.streets, near Concert Hall,
boston aud by his special appoiatmrnt by
JAMES GREEN " co EDWARD LAME,
aud JOHN COE, Worcester,
HENRY ALLEN. I.somiHSirr
CARY, RICE, X co, North Bycokf,M,
CHARLES PARKMAN, Hes Io,oHgh,
JOHN CAPRON 4 sons, Urbridge,
TIMOTHY DOrY. HestmiAster,
G.. -. PARKER, Lapcdster.
S llKYWOOD, Lnnehbwg.
u Large discounts othose no hu, To sell again
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EARN FOR SALE.

- FENHE subscriber offers for sale,
go : z his Farm, pleasantly situat-
az ed in the northery part of Worces-
G-AI:szz- ter, containing 92k acres of excel
lent Land, suitably divided into Moving Pas
turing, Tillage, and GOOD proportion of Wood
Land. with good Orcharding. Said Farm i.
well fenced and well watered-the Building,
are good aud convenient. and well calculated
for Dairying or Tavern Stand which was for
merly called The Bige!ow Tavern. For further
particulars, inquire Of the subscriber on The
premises. DANIEL SHEPARD.
Worcester June 81
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PENKNIVES,

EHROM the mandatory Of DEwiNG, TYLER,
IL q Co, received by the subscribers, which
are improved in style and quality upon those
heretofore manufactured in town. They are
offered with confidence 10 the public, articles
in no respect inferior to those imported. For
sale in WY quantity at reduced prices, Orders
from abroad will be executed with the same ia
cility by the subscribers as though directed to
the manufacturers
u Cutlery needing repairs may be left with
us, and shall receive immediate attention.
+. Il W. KEITH.
Worcester July IS CIV
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Worcester Shoe Store.
JAMES WHITTEMORE

ND RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
E-& OF Worcester and its vicinity, that the
business of the late finn of PHELPS q WHIr.
TEMoRE will be continued by him at the Old
Stand, opposite the Centre Meeting House,
whore he keeps constantly on hand, a general
assortment of Gcmtlemen's, Ladies, Misses,
and Childrens' BOOTS and SHOES,-and hav-
ing just made considerable additions of New
Work to the former stock Of the Store, he feels
confident of satisfying all reasonable expecta.
tons of his customers, both as to quality and
prices.
u CUSTOM YORK constantly made Ia
order, OF the BEST of Stock, and by the first rate
workmen. If Worcester, June l3.
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DUMFRIES'
Itch Ointment!

THNHE extensive sale and estabIisned rep
E utation of Dumfries' Itch Ointment en-
coursges the Proprietor to recommend it with
renewed confidence to the public, as a most an
nocent as we'll as powerful application for this an
moving disease. The most inveterate cases have
been CURED IN ONE HOUR by this esteemed
Ointment 1t contains no .NerCnry, Or other
moxous ingredient. Price 81 ID cents.
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10 I've W ater!

This well established flash FIR the Eye, is
perfectly innocent, and gives immediate relief
even in very aggravated cases of soreness and in
nammation. Price 25 cents,
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C. Just receired, further supply Of The
ITALIAN LOTION,
OR T'LN(,TTJBE or PEARLS

NOR improving, preserving, and beauti-
E tying The complexion. This admirable com
pound has stood the best of all tests, Chat of ex.
perience) and proved itself the most ehcctual
aud valuable cosmetic yet discovered, for removing
Pimpes, Spots, Freckes, Redness of the Skin,
and all CutancouI Eruplions impaltinS to the
skin the most delectab.e tarness. In cases OF
ScroIula, Salt ltheum, and various other humOrs,
1t has been used with peculiar success Gentle.
men, whose faces are reBdert d tender by shaw
ing, will find it excellent beyond precedent for
ameiioratng and removing the unpleasant harsh
ness caused by the operation. Those persons,
whose avocallons expose them to intense solar
heat and severe winds, viii find that an occasional
application Of this valuable compound will afford
the most soothing relief, as it removes the un.
pleasant sensation caused by either. Il has not
been deemed requisite to offer long recap,ua.
ton OF its many virtues, IS its admirable proper.
Ties too well known, and too Justly appre ciat.
ed to require it. But, as there are many vile
and spurious cosmetics offered to the public as
possessing virtues OF vital importance it may NOT
be useless to remark, that the "I,alian Lotion"
has been used by thousands, both in Europe and
America, with entire success, aud far exceeding
their antic'pations II not only renders the skin
soft and clear, but by repeated appicntious. il
promotes general excl else OF those important
functions OF The skin, which are of primary i'm
pOrtance To those who wish to attain and pre.
serve beautiful complexion. and docs not con
tam any OF those lcrncious ingredients. which are
the basis Of most cosmetics now in use. CertG
Gates OF IT'S complete efficacy can be shcwn tn any
who "'sl', either in English, French, Spanish, or
Italian.
QT For sale, only, by JAMES GREEN x
co, Worcester. Price rs cents per bottle.
L March ~. cOI2W
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By the Cincinnati Gazette we learn the dis
tressing drought which prevails in our neish.
6orhood and in many parts of our State. is also
folt through the Western parts of Ohio, which
are parched up, and the prospect OF corn and
other summer crops. except oats. very unnrom.
slng The wheat is Of the very first quality.
and has been saved in the very best order. The
quantity is beyond an average crop Oats alsc
are excellent. and SO far, the harvest has been
favorable The hay crops are good.
baltimore Gazette. J.Iy 2G.
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Linseed Oil, Paints, SC.
5000 OF, English lln='''
40 bbls. White Lead, dry,
tons do. do in Oil,
do. Red Lead,
10 bbls. Litharge,
80 DO Spanish Brown,
30 do Venian Red,
10 Casks French yellow Oehre,
25O0 lbs. Chrome Yellow,
Cases Chinese Vermon,
1000 lbs. Verdigris, dry,
1000 do do in Oil,
$500 do. French Green,
1000 do Chrome DO
10 tons Whiting,
so Packs Gold Leaf,
100 do. Brass do.
% do. Silver do.
1000 lbs. Prussian Blue,
500 DO. do. do. in Oil,
200 or Copper Bronze,
% bbls Spirits Turpentine,
30 do. Meats Foot Oh.
The ADORE, tcuh large stock Of
DYE STUFFS, MEDICINES, & PAINTS.
New England Crown, Chelmsford, Keene,
and Southern WLNDOW GL.4SS-for sale al
rsry iOto prices, by
DELANO * WHITNEY,
IS and 90, South .Harket street. .BosToN.
MAY 30 3m22
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JUST RECEIVED,

10 ST KECEIN ED,
on BBLS. Genesee Flour,
SSV 10 bbls Georgetown Flour,
$50 bushels Southern Corn,
~ hhds. Molasses,
) Tlcrces Molasses,
II 6bls do
10 boxes Brown Sugar,
7 do White do
. hhds. P. q. do.
81 chests Tea,
IL bags Coffee,
At quintals Cod Fish.
ALSO, IN STORE
80 casks Cut Nails,
10 bbls Philadelphia Starch,
10 tons Ground Plaster.
At the head of the Canal, Central Street, ant
for sale by HOWE & THAATER
Worcester. June l3 II
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AT Poiter's Field, New York city. on Thurs.
cay week man dug grave, in which he was
himself buried on Friday.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

MASSACHUSETTS, MEDICAL COLLEGE.
FNyHE Medical Lectures in Harvard Unlvcr-
e. sty will begin III the Medical College,
Mason street, Boston, on the third Wednesday
in October. at 9 O'Clock, A NJ, and be contIn-
ucd four months.
Anatomy and Surgery, Or WARES Chem
iStry, Dr.. WEBSTER; Matcria Mcdica, Dr. BIC
BLOW; Midwifery and Medical Jurisprudence,
DR.. CHANNIN"; Demonstrations in Anatomy.
DR.. LEWIS; Theory aud Practice of Phvsic and
Clinical Medicine, Drs JAcksoN and WARE.
Al meeting of the Medical Faculty, held
Feb l7lh, lo32, il was F0trd, That IN all fu
lure examinations for the Degree of Doctor III
Medicine, examinations in Natural Philosophy
and in the Latin language, snail be conducted
in the same manner as the examinations in the
other branches required by the Statutes: and
that an acquaintance with these branches will
be insisted on as requisite for the admission 10
the degree.
The examination in Latin will he made in
Ciccros Select Oralions ; and in Natural PHI
Iosophy, in Crumbs Elements of Natural Phi
Iusophy. WALTER CLAIMING,
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
! The Massachusetts General Hospital is open
to the Medical Class for the practice Of Medicine
! and Surgery. The amount of Fees will be tho
same as heretofore. Boston, Aug 6.
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SORE
AND TNETAMEn EyESi

FHNHE studious, the weakly, and others,
e. who troubled with soreness or infam-
nation Of that delicate organ, will be able to OBJ
tain most pleasant and invaluable application, in
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SHINGLE MILLS, &c.

TKyIE subscribers, at their Shop near the
Y Worcester and Brookfield Iron Foundry,
In BrookheIG, are new building, for sale, SHIN.
gle Mills, superior TO any others built in the
New England States, and will furnish them
to purchasers on short notice, together with
the Boiling Saws, Jointing Saws and Jointing
Wheels to accompany them. They also man
ulaclurc Gearing, Drums, Shafts, and Pules
Also, Patterns for Machine Castings Of every
description, orders for which will be executed
with fidelity and despatch
CAREY & SAMPSON.
IT,
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w cav Frs.
WANTED,

At TRAW BRAID, Of all kinds, in exchange
~ for Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockcir and
Glass Wale THAYER IL DANIELS,
No q Goddards' Row.
Worcester, June 81 If
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Wanted MagnedidtelU.

A n active YOUNG MAN, to tend in a Store
IA one who is qualified to take charge of
sci OF Books would be preferred
WILLIAM A. HOWE.
Berlin july 8
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Worcester, IS. l'robatc OHcr. Aug. :, 1882.
10 Tie HiaosO, CretLtors. and Heirs NJ JAMS
hL6Eh' late Of Oxford, in Said Coaaiy, de-
cedssd, aHd Ia all others concerRd in The Estlie
of sid decsosed GuIErING.
Vou are hereby cited to appear, (if you
~ see ut at the C0ur Of Probate to he holden
NJ worcester. in said County, On ihe first Tues.
Gay IN September next, at ten Of the clock, bel fore
noOO, to show ause why Administration on said
trce"scd's Estate, should not be granted to Isaac
stone OF said Oxford, who applies for the same !;
and YOU will be heard thereon.
'3S NATiPL PAINE, j. T'~ob.
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.SHERIFF".S SALE.

WORCESTER. s.. July 23, 1892.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken in
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven.
due, on THURSDAY, The 23d day of .4ugust neat.
at ten o'clock, Of the forenoon, at the house of
Zebuon Cary, in the town of Ward, all the
Right which THOMAS DRURY, Jr., had. ON
the third day of December, A. d. 1881, and the
seventh and twenty first days of January, 1882,
on the day when the snue was attached on
mesne process, Of ;edeeming one undivided half
Of that certain Farm, situated IN said Ward. on
which the said Drury now lives, as well a
certain other tract Of Land in said Ward, con
tanning about fily-one acres, and all that Real
Estate, described in a Mortgage Deed, given
by the said Drniy, to the Massachusetts Hos.
plial Life Insurance Company, dated July 3,
A. D. 1924 recorded in the Registry Of Deeds
for said County. book 237, 7ago 3O5, and in
another Mortgage Deed given by said Dfury
to Levi Eddy, dated April /, A. D. 1926, re-.
corded in sad Regi,iry, book 249, page 81
81 BILLINGS HOBART. d Sa,rF.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

FENElE CopaInership between and in the
IA name of J ~ r. c. WARREN, was 5y mn
tuaI consent dissolved on the first day of April,
1882 The unsettled concerns of the same will
be settled by either Of the partners.
JONATHAN WARREN.
r, E, WARREN
Grafton, July 81 1899 -32
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Bar iron, Steel, and Naiis.
'ENHE subscribers offer for snle at the Old
e Stand No 4 Washington Square, on tho
most reasonable terms, good assortment of
Iron, Steel, Naiis, Pipe g. Short
Bores, .arIerees, finished, } Sc,
CONSISTING IN FART OF TIE FOLLOWING: VIZ:
$4,000 lbs. assorted Flat Swedes Iron, from / /
10 inches,
40, GOO do. do. Square do. do to do.
30, 900 do. Old Sable Iron p S. |.
10000 do. assorted Fat English Iron, from Il
to 5 inches,
$4,000 do. do. Round do do from J to 3 do.
40 600 do. do. best Banks r. B. do. Round and
Square,
10000 DO do American Iron Round and Square,
from to GIG mch,
10 900 do. Round and Square Shaft Iron, from
2to 3 do.
$4,000 do. Plates aud Rods, assorted sizes.
5000 do. Horse Nail Rods, selected Iron, p S |.
(warrantcd)
1000 English Hoop Iron, }, l. I, {, l, II inch,
1000 DO Axle, SIcdge, PIough-share, and Bar
Moulds,
1000 do Cas-, Steel, 1000 10 German, 1000 do
Round do.
10000 lbs. Cut NAILS, best
brands, from Sd to inch Spikes;
Darby's Patent Boxes, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold cheap for cash or ap.
proved otcs, by
Worcester. MAY 20 If
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-04-26
LANDS F0R SALE.


pUkSUANT 20 The direstiees az two
.seesseesssry DEGREES, pruaoaeesd By
Ne United Statss court in The fah eiscust
eso esstsss district OF virsisis, n . ssis
seesssn depssdiog betwesu Thenss Ase-
bsy. executor OF John Palmer, deed. who
wss executor Of Thomas Psiupep. DECD.
Pi:istid. aud John Csmpbsll. Rsbt Camp
bell. and James Govan. defendants: the
hsst decree made on the 18th dsy Of Juas.
1911. and the last on the SOth dsy Of
May, 1881: ] shall. on .Mondey ne I Ih
Ssy q JuRs neat, ~ Leesburg. 10 Loudoua
eounty. 10 front Of the court house does.
u sis. u not. the 6rst fair day thereafter.
proceed to sell. at public auction. 60 the
hSgAes bidder. on credit OF one cad two
years. certain piece or parcel Of LAND.
situate. lying. and being IN the cooaties Of
Loudssn and Fairfsx. costaipipg Eesrtecs
hssdyed ssd tseevsfy- three .aevss. being al
remaining after the sale made By the said
Govso 10 J. Bliseoe and - cockerell.
81 that tract or parcel Of land whieh Vas
cold and conveyed by Carter b Page and
kebeeea his wife. OF the city Of Richmond,
and John w Page and Jane bis wife, OF
tho county of Frederick, to james Gosau
OF Hanover county. by deed bearing date
on the 9Th day OF June. 1871. for twenty
hvs hundred acres OF land And on Mon
dsy the isth day Of Jsne. aforesaid. at
ChsrIestown, in Jeds rson county. in front
OF the court house door, if fair. IL not. the
first fair day thereafter. shall proceed TO
sell, at public auction. TO the highest bid
der, on credit Of one and tao years. four
tracts o. parcels Of land. situate. lying. and
being in the county Of Jefferson, near
Harpers Ferry. containing three hundred
and thirty three and one bird acres Of Land.
each being lots. numbers !, 2. 3, and 6, az
designated by plat and division made by
tho Surveyor Of Jefferson county. OF two
thousand acres Of land lying and being in
said county
The aforesaid described property 10
worthy the attention Of those Who may de-
sire 70 vest their funds in real estate, as
the same 10 situated in healthy. fertile,
and prosperous part Of the State. That
lying near Harpers. Ferry. Is considered
very valuable on account Of lie timber.
Beads with approved security will be
required for the purchase money, and
deeds Of trust on The property sold, 60 &C.
cure tie payment Of such bonds
EDNuND CHRISTIAN, Marshal
U. 8. sA Chezis. aud Easfera 0sr Of Va
April s. Ie92-3t