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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-03-14
Dissolution of COMPREHENSIVE,

I|'ooOt"V'O" y OUPU HTBT sup.
VENhE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
n tween the subscribers, under the namo
and firm of TOLM4.N g. PELTON, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The concerns Of
the late firm will be settled by AHlRA PELTos,
HENRY TOLMAN.
AHIRA PELTON.
Sterling, Dec. 81, 1891 *Io
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DISSOLUTION.

VEFHE Coparlnership heretofore existing un.
a der the firm and style of DAVIS &.
HOUGHTO.N, was dissolved on the I'd of Jan.
uary last, by mutual consent.
JOHN DAVIS, I'd.
Sterling, Feb. %, 1899 IN
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NOTICE.

YEEHE subscribers have formed connection
ID in business under the finn of ALDRICH
u WA RREN and. have taken the Store for
merly occupied by Wheeler X Aldrcb, where
they offer for sale general assortment Of
GooDs, at low prices, for cash or approved
credit. EBENEZER ALDRICH.
JONATHAN WARREN.
Grafton. March 6. 1922 Gw1n
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Brick Yard to be Let.

HNO BE LET. on reasonable terms, a good
IL and convenient BRICK YARD, situated in
the north part of Templeton, where there liz
good market for Bricks. The Clay is of a good
quality, and situated in bank along by the side
of the Yard Wood can be had reasonable
For particulars, inquire of the subscriber near
the premises. LOTHIAN GOODNOW.
Feb %
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Valuable Water Fall for Sale.
VEVHE subscriber offers for sale WATER
a PRlpILEGE, Of Is feet head and fall,
situated within 100 rods Of the School House in
New worcester, and is worthy the attention of
manufacturers and capitalists.
HORATIO GATES.
New Worcester. March z.
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WORCESTER SIS. March &, 1882
On the above Petition Ordered, That notice
be given to all persons interested, that the same
Will be acted upon at Court of Probate to oc
holden at Worcester ont the first Tuesday in
April next, at ten O'Clock, before noon, by caus.
ing the same together with tins order to be pub
llshed three weeks successfully in The .Massa-
chuSettS Spy, printed in Worcester, be ore said
Court. NATHL. PAINE J. Prob.
copy.
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NHEETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
M see ft) at the Court OF Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the FIRST
Tuesday in April next, at one of the clock
afternoon, to show cause why the Account OF
the Administration of said Estate should not be
allowed and you will be heard thereon.
10# NATHI PAINE y Drob
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05
.BaOmcIirn hD. ,Eayl0r

AS received by the Equator and Madison from Lii
u "a verpool, and New York Packet from London, and
by the late vessels from New York and Philadelphia his
fall supply of goods consisting in part of
White and MKT napt cOttons and plains
Rose, Whitney, striped and point blankets
Fcarnoughts, bearskin and petersham
White, red green and yellow nannels
White patent Welsh flannel
! Blue-biac and fashionable cloths
Double mied drab cloths and ycsings
Blue, black, drab and MKT cassneres
London hats, umbrellas, and soaps
Bombazets, rdttinets, and merino crcassians
Bomba2ines, fancy stufIs and schas
Worsted damask, morcen and fringes
Mixed blue, brown, oxford and striped saincs
Cambrck jacOne book muslins, and Swiss goods SC.
Irish linens, lawns, diapers and shirtings
German and British oznaburgs
Italian Gro dc Nap and other silks
Sewing silks, threads spool and ball cotton
Menno shaws, gauze, Grape, and fancy handkerchiefs
Calieocs ginghams, and printed goods
Brown, bleached, plaid and colored domeslcs
Lasting, metal and suspendcr buttons
Together with the usual variety Of goods be with
| in retail store
Also on consignment, large assortment Of Brussels,
Kddermnster, three ply and Venetian carpetings and
rugs, which offered for sale lew in any Of the
Northern markets
Should purchasers be prevented from visiting this city
from any whatever, orders will be executed
best Of the advertisers ability.
/ September %. 40-St
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Lancaster. Iecnby & Go.

fuctioneers 8 Commission Merchants,
WHAYE taken the above theirs, late in
n "a the occupancy of Mr.. VIM. Smyth which renders
their establishment OF the extensive and com.
nodous in this city,-hey prepared to receivs
every description Of Dry Goods, Groceries and country
produce for sale and will make advances gnncBts
when required. They offer for sale in store,
pipes genuine Cognac brandy,
half pipes do. do. do
10 ar. casks do. do do
bids. Jamaica rum-old and inc
8 do. ST. CrOix do do. do.
pipes best Holland Gin,
pipes
rs half or. casks }
100 or. casks Marseilles Madeira wine,
Gold and pale Sherry wines, Sweet and Dry Malaga 90.
Patent shot, American bsercd steel, G.. r., Imperial
and Black teas, indigo, fgblue, mould and sperm
candles, madden, best London porter, pepper pinen-
TO- alum, salt pere, assortment Of cottou-y yarns
from ClarRs Factory, beached and brown domestics,
&C. sc.
200 hhdy St Croix, Orleans and Porto Rico sugars,
$50 bags green coffee,
100 do. Java do.
30 hhls best English Island ruolasses,
100 boxes refined sugars,
10 boxes Havana sugars receiving and expected, for
sale by LANCASTER, DENNY & Co.
~ b. Particular attention given to receiving and for
warding goods. J., ID. s. Co
Sept ~. 3s--2sw1m
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F. s. ]. S. JAMES s. Co.

H1NALL and Winter Supply of EortaeA iv8ip2 w,.."~
Il and GLGss-Wholes and Reta-Tho subscriber
has the pleasure OF informing his country friends and
toners generally, that he has returned from the North
where he has purchased and is receiving a full and
general assortment OF articles in his line. large part
OF the stock is entirely being mmedaely from the
mandatory, and the whole is decidedly the best
mcnt he has had 1t consists of every variety of
ed, painted, dipedged and colored are; fine
and common China, and Fancy Goods and Glass Of
description; all expressly purchased for this market
Orders in person by letter any extent will with
prompt attention; and the Goods will be disposed Of
Merchants in the habit OF purchasing North respect
fully requested TO favor the subscriber with a call
CHARLES HOLT, JR.
Opposite Messrs- J.. Webb s. Co., Main street. Richmond
September %. 4I-1w
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by RHTCEsIE a COOK.

0 The ENQUIRER published week. generally and
shcc times week during the the
Price, the same as heretofore, Five Dollars
Notes OF shattered, be
eeed IN payment Tho Editors viii
uns them by mall the postage all letters being writer's
will DO discontinued,
Editors, until all arreoragos have boon paid up. = -
9T Whoever will payment nno papers shall
have the tenth gratis. f-r0' ~
- TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
square,
% CENTS No advertisement
or assumed by some in this city $ environs
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Fresh E'0U and Winter Goods.
II. ~ y. =. James a. Co.

MARKET SQUARE, RICHMOND, Va
importers Of British Goods, and Dealers in European
India and american Goods generaAv
UAVE received, by the EoUAToR from Iiperpool
and various vessels from the North large portion
oil their supply oil FALL AND WINTER Goops and are
uay expecting considerable additional supplies which
tney expect to arrive so as 10 be in by the 10Th inst
when a more particular notice will appear lin the mean
me' hey VIII be glad TO see such Country Merchants
ana Others, as may be now ready TO buy all of whom are
ton. Co.,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The sub
scriber is DESTROYS to dispose OF the property which
he rcsdes-lying the North side of the Turnpike
leading from harottesvle to MeiwetheTs Bridge, being
the same formerly occupied by the Rev. F. w Hatch.
1t consists Of very valuable aud commo1ious brick house,
house, icehouse, wood house, &C. all in perfect repair,
and pump of excellent water. Attached to the house,
and Immediately contiguous, lots, which have been
highly improved containing, together with the on
which the house stands than two Of land This
property lies the Eastern extremity Of the Town dis
tant only about two hundred yards from the Court House
and Public Square and has been generally considered
Of the most desirable residences in the Town Of Charoes.
Vile. IL will be sold advantageous terms and posses
sion given Immediately. WILSON NJ. CARY.
Sept %. 4-2w
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JOHN H. BOYD, thankful for the patronage receiy-
ed from his friends and the public generally while
Der OF the hrm of Boyd Hay, avas himself of this OPP.
portuniy OF informing them, that he will in future
hnue the Dry Goods business, at the sore door
above Mr. Frederick Judes grocery store, III street,
Shockeili, where he is opening and will continue
to receive and open excellent and general assortment
Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, which he offers on very
reasonable terms. He very respectfully soics call
from the former customers of Boyd Hay, his friends and
the public. Oct 8. 43-u
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WEJILL BE SOLD on the 18th day Of October next,
Wv the premises about 900 acres OF Land on a
credit Of two and three years the purchaser giving
bond and security, with deed Of the Land
cure the purchase money. This Land lies WELL ~ heal
thy and agreeable ncghborhood with portion Of Apo
maiiox low grounds, and sufficient portion Of wood
land Is good situation for tavern, being about eight
miles below Rsine's tavern and the fork Of the Angola
with the Guinea road and Is sold for distribution among
the heirs Of Lewis isbc deceased By the
ADMINISTRATORS.
Cumberland, September II. 37-ids
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-WiIl be sold
v to the highest bidder, the premises, on Monday,
the Sh Of October next, if fair otherwise the next fair
day, Tract Of Land lying in the county of Albenare
James River about two miles above the town of SCOTS
Vile, containing 800 acresabou 200 of which are suppos
cd TO be low groundsThs is perhaps the most desirable
Tract of Land for IFS size in the yOne third of the
10 equal annual instruments 10 be secured by Deed
Trust the Land. CHARLES A. SCOTT.
Sept. 7. $3.50
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WNOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER--The superior and
u woll-known, coppered and copper fastened Ship
MADISON, Charles ID. Wood MASTER now in the river will
be at City Point and ready for cargo in few days The
Madison Is fast sailing, and in every respect first rate
vessel Apply 10 J.. r.. Stauback Esu Petersburg or 10
w J. Morris. rOct 81 42-2w
For Sale, Eve hundred sacks SALT Of superior quality
received by the Madison
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September II

NOTICE.-Having sold that part of Cary's Brook Es-
Ia tate on which the Mansion house is situated in the
county of Fuvanna yet offer for sale the usual
dit the tract adjoining il called White Rock, containing
about 600 acres 100 of which first river low
grounds; and also another tract adjoining the Mansion
house tract and White Rock called the Cary Creek
containing about the same, go acres Of which low
grounds equal TO any the river
w TIMBERLAKE, Admir-.
with the will annexed of w. L. Cary deed.
PALMYRA, Sent. II. 20-lv
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hlSSOLUTION-Th co-partnershp heretofore ex-
BD listing under the firm of BoyD s. HAY, is this day
dissolved by mutual All persons indebted the
concern respectfully requested settle their respec-
tive accounts with John H. Boyd who alone is authorised
to settle the business of the firm. JOHN III. BOYD.
October 1, 1892. VIM b. HAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

NOTICE.-The subscriber will sell his good and well
known stand in The upper part of Goochland county,
lying the three chopped road 80 miles from Richmond
aud containing 100 Of land with very good improve
ments, good dwelling house with five rooms all in ex-
celent repair for the reception of travellers tavern,
a stable hrsrat store house. with counting room, all
in good order for busness wagon yard, with granary
and house for wagoners TO stay also, fodder and hay
house, all at the wagon yard; also, granary the
stable, rstrae garden and orchard, ali OF fruit
&c &C. This stand has many peculiar advantages over
almost any other the road, has the advantage
the road leading from Winchester, Cupeper Court House
Orange Court House. and Louisa Court House, from thence
on TO James River, through Buckingham and Carriers
vile, Cumberland Court House, &c. &c. This is OF
the most healthy places in Virginia being conveniently
supplied with good water at the edge of the yard well
for business Any person wanting such place. will dc
well to come and view it, bargain be had
for cash. part time. Possession will be given i'm
mediaely, if desired For apply the subscriber
JOSEPH b. GLENN.
September IL. 37-f
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II AND FOR SALE.-My Tract Of Land in South
81 amp,on county heretofore advertised in the Enquirer
for sale, is still unsold 1t will be sold on an extended
credit and upon the liberal For particulars
those disposed purchase, referred to my brother
Lewis c. Trezvant, residing in the vicinity Of the Land
October 8. If31 JAMES TREZVANT.
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DVERTISENiENT.

Within the last ten days have added very considera-
ply to our stock oil STAPLE &FANCY GOODS, making
II The largest we have offered for sac and rather
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

TAVERN at Boydton for rent or sale-I purpose
enburg Court House, consisting houses sta
pies, garden &c convenient and productive farm with
n one mile oil the Tavern, may be taken with the
WIN accommodate any person The will be reasona-
Ole and perfectly accommodating, the time of pay.
establishment, but he will leave Il on the 25b dav of De-
Gember next have remark that there is but one other
tavern at the places that the County of Mecklenburg is
large and wealthy, and that Randolph Macon Colege
large Institution, is within one mile of the Tavern |
shoy expect to make some repairs about the establish
'hehI am anxious TO sell Tract of Land about four
9SS acres which is mostly of moderate SOIL but finely
unoered with pine and oak This tract will be divided
ana credit For terms, apply to Mr. Beverly Sydnor. re-
sdent at Boydton, or Mr. William Penick my agent who
is IN the habit OF attending Meckenburg Courts Early
application is indispensable. JAMES BRJJCF
October q 40 LAD. -
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VALUABLE SLAVES For sALEIn TO- -,

VALUABLE SLAVES FOR SALE-In two f,mi.
ed up the Country, little more than half DAYS ride from
richmond or Petersburg.-Two men, the husbands firs
re crop handsome also gardener oser and carriage
uiVer-the other has the additional qualities of
oxdrver and excellent in taking care of
STOCK Their wives, neat, likely women. They have oc-
servce-between them, are nine very likely children 60
ven boys from ten TO two years DID, and two girls eleven
ana eignt-Any person wanting family negroes could not
wen DO better than by purchasing these The fair cash va
ue ana nothing less, will be taken. Perhaps more will be
SOFA al The same Time il adequate prices are readily offered
For further information apply at the office of the cbonI
Enquirer. TOct 81 40 ,e ~
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~ VI 1.-The Subscriber being desrous of removing
10 he western country, offers for sale his TRAcr OF
LAND whereon he now lives, in the county of Buckng
man, on The Middle Fork Of Slate River Containing 500
acres one hall OF which is yet cear about 200
Oh Low Grounds OF good quality and in good heart; TO-
gether with the cleared Land The Improvements are. a
good Dwelling house, with three and a passage
hcheh, Barn, Dairy, Tobacco-ho houses Sc This Land
es IN heshy wealthy, and popular part of the county
ve mes from the Court House, adjoining the lands of
Sonn Morris VIM isbell, and the Estate of VIM H. Per.
MIS- uec o. mere are three or four good Mills within that
distance, and various Mills convenient @
the reception of Wheat 1t is deemed needless TO saw
much OF said Land as person would purchase itbont
ns viewing the premises. But this Land evidently is in
Terror TO no Land in this section of country for the growth
wheat Corn and Tobacco and susceptible of improve
neh' az almost any period AS the Subscriber is deter
mined to SELL he would sell bargain.
Oct Pa ANTuONv IoNrrc
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NoIlCE:-By virtue of deed OF trust executed bv
Jno. W. Jones and Martha his wife, bearing date on
the 10th day OF November $780, and of record in tho
county Court OF Amelia, and to accomplish certain pur
poses IN said deed expressed shall the 10th day of DC
ooer 1857 on the premises, sell by way of public auc-
with its appurenances lying and being in the county Of
Amela, and adjoining the lands of David Mann James
fchett and others containing 245 acres more or less
such portion thereof may be necessary to answer The
unsashed purposes of said deed and deray the
land is beetaed 20 Be gOod but aclnS as isee will on
~ convey to the purchaser the title me by said
deed. RICHARD s. JONES Trustee
September Is. 3S-2aw4t
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HNDUCATION.-My School for the ensuing year W III
~ open, on the 18th day Of January and close the
LIST day OF December In this School will be taught the
English, Latin andGreek Languages; Geography with
the use OF the Globes and Maps Arithmetic and Mathe-
MATES. would receive twelve boys boarders. who,
with my sons, will make the number of scholars i'm
tended TO form the School The price of board and tut.
ton, including lodging, washing and candles, will be
500. The School will be under my own management,
assisted in the tuition by my eldest SON Promises made
by teachers, soliciting patronage, have become
mon to be much regarded suffice it TO say That those
who put their sons wards under my and nstruc-
ton, may be confident that their morals and Education
will be faithfully attended TO- The government of the
School will be mild and parental yet firm. My resi-
dence is in the county Of Louisa two miles from
the Green Springs, neighborIood remarkably healthy
and free from dissipation OF any kind
October g. [t3-wiOwJ p. HACKETT.
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$4,000
$4,000
I nGliAN


showing large nett saving in expenses alone Of $4,000
anhualy,-whch all must consider handsome clear i'm.
come Tor houses doing even large business.
Now IL those things be true, land that they are so
NC no. ohiy hrmiy believe but think have proved TO
inc satisfaction oil all reasonable mem what hinders our
ppying all who may here, on as good terms as
can De offered any where i'm this country9 Nothing
we confidently repeat, nothing does can or will pre-
Veh our furnishing all who may visit this city, with
descriptions OF Dry Goods that must prove
factory That we have done this for
Is admitted by many respectable Merchants who were
constrained 10 say that the Of getting supplies
at the NoTth was pretty much all that remained of the
once boosted superiority OF those markets this But
tcdy to The force Of truth, and the far greater Gomez
ntenee ~ obtaining supplies here. Already many who
nave Tor years gone North buying goods and
we have heard again and again. of high
ana lneugence say, that they had obtained their
supplies cheaper, all things considered or more TO their
satisfaction in every respect
Ana now may we not bG permitted ask why any will
longer aiow themselves to be hewers of wood and car
ries oil water for the Northern Jobber Northern Ipor
yer OF British Agent And why should we not all unite
IN building up great city in state where all can
De supplied on the best terms? Assuredly every feeling
Oh PdTotS, as well of interest demands this AT our
hahus' WIN water-Power unrvaed, with mines of the
pest Goals believed TO be nexhausble for centuries TO
come WIN noble river leading directly to the ocean,
with back country of immense extent and with a soil
and climate giving entire control of the earliest
LOT our bread stu and the best European markets for our
ooacco WIN the prospect of early improvement of
the great channel oil communication with the West-to
say hoIng oil the great degree of health enjoyed here
gives chnond an aggregate OF advantages which few
cities in the Union boast and which, if at all mprov-
ed must make her or later place of great pnor
lance. e P
We shall be grated you as early in the season as
on'ehieh-a any rate, before assortment il much
oToAeh we are, very respectfully,
Xon OH
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10 shew mat our Merchants generally Gas well tho,
who rely entirely on the Northern Markets for suppie
ds hose VINO import directly afford sell here at full
as low prices as similar goods be obtained at Phil;
aephia or New York, beg leave to submit the follow
ing staement-wbich exhibits the great difference be
ces and this ~
ihe store we occupy, nearly four stories high
win hve iloors, including the cellar and gar
ret, the two lower of which run back near 10
teeI, would rent in Philadelphia for $4,000 to
S"ooo and in New York for $500 10 $4,000
IT,, Put S.i. ne rent at 1885,
Two swelling houses, out-houses, gardens &c.,
such as we occupy, would rent for $780, TO
,, SVo ahnuaiiy-put them at 1859 each, l50t
ne hve clerks and assistants we have, would
cost including board and salary, at least $500
each, oso,
ne expense OF our two families would, exclusive
oil rent, exceed $4,000 each-put them at this
rL hoW Never 6OOC
eeed SOC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-05

EhAYID ANDERSON, Jr. will continue Tie Sales Of
NJ Groceries, domestic goods, cotton yarns sc. at the
old stand OF Anderson Jeoke. fSept 2S1 4I-il
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Nm HANCERY-VIRGrNIA-A rules holden i'm
N the Clerks Office the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Hanover, the 3d day
of September, 1882:
Laney Jones' Sheriff Of Hanover, 10 whom the estate
OF Amanda Mallory, decd committed for adninstra
ton, Plaintiff
against
John Kimbrough r and Geo Mason, Defendants.
The Defendant John Kimbrough, r mot having enter
cd his appearance and given security according to the Act
Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and Il appearing
to the sasc ion Of the Court that he is not an habitant
OF this country IL is ordered that the said Defendant do
appear here, al the Rules 10 be holden in the Clerks
hce Of the said Court in the month Of December next and
answer the Plaintiffs billiard that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city oil Richmond, for months successfully and that
another copy be posted at The from door of tie Court house
OF this county. Copy.--Tesie,
PHILIP b. WINSTON. elk.
October D. 43-wSw