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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12
AGRICUL
From the .3meticnn Farmer.
WORK FOR THE MONTH.

August.
So,einp Rve-A very general complaint has prevail.
cd for severed wears Thai there has been great falling I'll
IN N. pfodnr, of the rye cp One farmer aacub this
falling of 10 one cause. and another Is another aud
quite different one One viii TIL YOU there was staw
enough fm a crop Of twenty bushels The acre. and yet
10 ihs disappointment owing H. the heads hene more
than hafn one third ii cd h. did get than
half or third o thai qnan'i'y. Bot nnoug ali tho
csus~ # failure which have haafl pn.d. from
year to year we have heard 4, me- which, our opinion
was the one. According to the present system OF
farming the practice has ohaimd If eons,nirn he rye
crop ~ the very poorest field the ai as # The roos
the stalks The leaves aud the b. rries # The rye pant
could be built NJ ont of 10 hipr Such is he m ccr
and how any one could expoci renp auy thing bot dis.
apnoin ment from il we never could NC i've. Rye de.
lights mos in sandy soil but il dos not fll,w as n
necessary Inference thar il "a grow tn ~ and yield frnt
without II finds IN such soils such elements of feflty
rs will be enahlpd t. canvcf into fpd-ino the organic
and inogauc nutmeni Of which is b DIV IS conn, scd
No matter IN whs soil NAY he rt1v H. the nnurishmrnt
must be- therein present OF rye can never lie ma q Il
Weld ppd crop Of prsin ~ the nutrive IN tiers
which firm il are derived from lie @ nh Smt hino
never Inns Nor never will be r,aJe ,ct # ,o,lio,
The nufe cath unaid.d by n,nnll pr,pc 4 h, ,be do
comp si,ion Of ami and vcpeiabln matters or by sne
cisl mannres indencal in rimn,,iti,n cabuo, netf,,
the ordaar, crops Of the usb,ndman and il ia unnatu
mi t.xpeet rye 10 rm the execution Ia the rule ,noc
toned as the fact named L. by The expcrence Of every
hushandman from the DAYS II Adam 10 the present dav
You may, therefore, i, down us fact, hat rye II
MT crow /. good crop vi haut manure This oa,si,,n
being settled, il becomes yam c,s about in your mind
and determine how you supply IL. II you have de
composed half dee imposed barn yard maauo IA sii
eient qu'ny Ia 10 loads the acre. that will
wsr-f you have thai, the same number 81 mds
vi marsh mud about hall r,ttd dlwr and o bushels
ash.a will answer: will POO H., of pusnaand huh
cfs,so will either Of he following cpnp,sts O bush
e' ot hanes, beshels of ashs and b. sh Is If sal
100 his If The Nitrate Of Soda and bushels If ashes
and busel e pls ten the lhter las to b. sonn broad
cast as iap.drrssing and narrowed m the fur fist 10
be pluuphod in
Prepara,ions Of The Gro,nal--poacb aa,n and M,
ruphy pnlyetys The soil
Ouaniiiu Of seed. ner oc,e Sow + rech. ~ H.. =
ore.
Moi, If So,,;,, and f,o,,,;.,, 60, h,,.,..., 49,,
- ~ " - 80 l '''as'' "no
~, e, Wv" wv "" NV ',"'e u''P e narrow
no Wv" ""' nus" y 'o''
sp,,n,r,,;oo e1, ca. al, II.
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on hand full linen, 81 Drugs, Medicines
Paints oils. Dyestnffs, Fancy Articles, Patent
medicines, window Glass Putty, Brushes OF all
kinds Perfnmcry, &C.
amongst oihrrs The foliotciag, ris
Pure CoIver Oh los Consumption, rheumatism and gen
eral debility,
ang sytup Il Napha for eonsnmptiye coughs colds, he
wisiars Balls Wild Cherry for coughs, nc,
Ayers Cherry Pecoral inr consumption aud Asthma, &c,
India rome celebrated IN the OF Fever aud Ague
Beckwilh's Pills ior Dyspepsia,
Pr. Neitauer's Aper,ent solution Tor Dyspepsis,
Jayno's ESpsciorar,
a Hair Tonic
Browns Can'hsndin Tissue,
Bermuda arrow Root,
lleekcrs tarina, better than Arrow Root,
Toansend- Ssrsapua,
SaudF Sarssparlla,
Siablcr's Ssrsapsrils,
hce's Ycrmiluge,
Fahucstict's do
oxide u Tins., superior to white lead, lot painting,
iuhia'= Eztrart,
t.ueIllins do
biaws Heasc Cure, Universal Condition Powder ior
horses,
Green Ointment for istnla wens, BIC. IN horses
Little, hte oil fof Sprans BRUISES &c IN horses,
AMI variety Of miscellaneous articles
In II
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BALTIMORE.
GRAND & SQUARE PIANO FORTE MANDATORY
NOD, y, and II. EntaW ST. Baltimare. Md.

THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectful, cali the attention
Of the mnsieai public TO their Grand aud Square Pianos,
which, for eompactness o firm, beauty ofsty deieaey
oue and quality tone, equal if surpass those
OF any other mandatory.
The fact hat every distinguish artist who has visited
Baltimore Tor the purpose Of giving Concerts has
bly, selected Of heir Pianos Is the best evidence that
they unsurpassed.
They have voluntary testimonials from such performers
asihe onstocks, Madame Anne Bishop Sehuberth Knoop,
and dsiingu Professors and Amateurs who
used their instruments.
feeling grateful for the very liberal patronage
already ed upon Them would further all who
be disposed them with their patronage, that
pains will be spared To render satisfaction
Their establishments which already the largest Of the knn
III the state has undergone further increase which they
trust will enable them supply the demand or their nsru
ments. kNABE & GFiiI.E,
Nos q, 9and II, Eutaw street,
Baltimore, Md
B. Tic, also prepared to furnish wholesale deal
on favorable terms X. = C.
Sent Pm
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IRON and ssrass Castings,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
NE " avn MOS T rms HI O.N.4BLE,
AT THE PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,

DOORS ABOVE TIE FRANKLIN HOTEL.
IAN now opening my last supply OF Summer Clothing,
Dr tins sesson) which eall the attention oil buyers
Ny stock having ben purchased the I"ost favorable
terms from largest and most fashionable houses IN Phil
ado pia feel 1ssafodby giving aca that please
all quality, st,es and prices. My stock consists Of a
kind, and STYLES OF summer Clothing large assortment OF
acl and eold Fros and Dress Goats; superior article Of
black Satin and fancy silk Vests drab de Etes French doe
skin fancy Cashmere and white Linen Dng Pants, era
watts Pocket Idks Gloves Suspender and large assor
Gentlemen Furnishing Goods too numerous 10
ton. NJ RtISENBaCH,
June 2i-t 3 doors above he Franklin Hotel
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on 0D0 LBS. BACON-We have on hand 20 900 lbs.
~O.OOO BAC0N--some OF it large and tat and " ELI
cured We have, also, on hand. lot Of our own cu,ny
suitable 'ot 'amilv usc--vhl,b is cry nice 81
'eheo / SNllUoON s STAINkNI
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FARMERS LOOK AT THIS!!

Selling OF at COST, to Close, for CASH. =!
EeERSuNS, who wish 10 save IN the parchIse Of hea-
n Wy NuoenS, Blankets, Dnmeliics. Sc. would make
II arI to their interest 10 call and examine our exien.
sive slack of the same.
As II is positive intention to close present hu
sinesst will certainly be to 10 do quick
possible; aud, in order effect this object Will
SCI at cost aud less than cast Gin all light fancy goods
Knowing that is universal object persous Oh
tain much possible for their money, (und which is
right We would Solicit all persons b IN in tnwn and
county, To cal as speedily p ssibe, it b,ng to their
advantage as well as t, ours.
ALFRED s. ENGLEDOVE.
July Its j. Nj. NOEIL.
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A. A. BANKS.
General Agent and Collector.

MN n, a,t nj the CnuTls nT NAIIFAN. APO.
w MArrOX. BEDFORD AND ANlHERSr
and by prompt attention business To merit thai
patronage which has been (and he hopes will continue
to be rendered t. him BY his friends and the public
lie VIII make occasional vi,i to The more ren,te na
Of The State RS Addrsssl yxcunrn
o'hee lew doors above the Franklin AID Immediate
y over the office of Dr. Ea,ly
! Feb 81 M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-12

+ Rulc held in the Clerk, Office Of Circuit SUPERB
y or Cont Law and Chancery Tor the county oil Am
herst, on Monday, the 3rd day Of June, 1850.
Peter Rnrker, Plaintiff,
against
Lindsey Coleman, sheriff. Amherst county, and such
administrator dc bDns oil Richard Eli', decd Thomas
II Ellis ind Charlie Ellis administrators of Charles Ellis
deed VIII said Charles, lis lie time surviving
partner Of E 81 Allen, and The sad Thomas H. Ellis and
Charles Ellis and Champc Carter, trustees deed esecu
tel hy the said Richard = Ellis, Richard N Euban Emily
II Ellis widow ni sad Richard s. Ellis, Richard s. Ellis
ioln Thomas ls David II 1spseott and Emil, his wife
and sail, Jane fs children o said Richard Ellis, decd
the last an infant under twenty years, Defendants.
IN CtiANtERY.
The defendants, Champo arcr and Richard n Eubank
not having entered their and given security aeeor
ding To the act oil Assembly and The rules OF tins Court and
Appearing by Satisfactory evidence that they are not 'hhah
'ns :" TINS 'ohnoh"ealhi 1t - ordered nat Tue "a
doenan' doappeH before the jndge oi our said Circuit Sn
peor Count e Law at the court h9nse ot said county on
The hr>i DAY oi August term next ana answer tue VII OF .he
P''nun and that acoy o' TINS n'der b" iofthwh inserted
IN me "'l'per punished ~ we Town 81 ynehpng ior
TWO 79e''Ney' a"' poe''a al Tue "o"t uoot 81 inc
count house OF Tins county ..
N'oly cs'e, - -. - -,
june l5-w2m ROBERT 1lNSi.tH, CIR.
T Court of Monthly Session begun and held for Mel
n son county at the com house on Monday the 2Jh dav
Of juno. 1850
Charles Hannah and Ann W his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
William smith, and ----. the children Of Samuel smith
doc'd -, t6r children Of Thoms, smith, DECD -
the children of GEORGE Robbins and Jane his wife foh Of
" HON arc ead1 VIII am Raynes and ucy his VILE vii
liam Rugs and Jane his wife, and Iittlcberty Fox,
Debts
IN CIIANCERY.
On the motion al the plaintiffs who filed their bill and il
appearing hy factory evidence TO the Court the
iondanis, William Smith .-- the children of Samuel
smith, drc'd -- the children Of Thomas Smith decd
the children OF George and Jane Robbins deed vii
liam Rgg, aud Jane wife aud ilcbcrIy Fox are no,
inhabitants o this country AMI not having entered their an
pc,luce and ty,n scuiv according Ia The act Of Assem-
by aud the rules Of m Cou,i. II is ordered that thew che
Dt
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SHIRT Esr4.IssasmEST,

SHEFsE ESFI HIESEW EFE.
One # The most ertcnsre in The United States,
l79 Baltimore st,
NTTIiENE 500 persons employed, and stock of 1000
w dozen Of Shirts always hand; st,le aud qualities
suitable for all parts oil the Union Merchants and others
visiting Baltimore invited to call and examine the iarg
est and best assortment OF SHIRTS that has been offer
ed IN this c consisting Of all sizes and qualities Tor Men
and Boys which, Tor STYLE and workmanship, cannot be
passed More than usual effort has been made render thu
assortnent al SHIRTS, COLLARS, LINEN and COT.
TON DRAWERS complete and desirable in respect.
+. w. BETToN,
i19 Baltimore street, near Light.
March 2S-
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NEW GoSCs,E, y.
GUGGENHEIMER & UNTERMYER

Cheap Cheaper! Cheapest -.
DRY GOODS Avn HE.1DF .M1DE CLOTIfLN e,
Al WHOLESALE x RETAIL.
TNlIE UNDERSIGNED having associated themselves together
ion the purpose Of eenduelnra general Dry Goods and
Clothing business respectfully ioam their friends and the
public, that they are receiving iom the Northern cities,
a splendid stock Of
gs Fs 4 4. CD ID EA%,
suitable Tor tie SPRING and INNER season, embracing
every article Ladies' and Genemcns Wca: all OF which
the public invited to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere We have beautiful assortment of HATS and
CAPS, BOOTS and 81 DIES, with splendid and general
assortment OF
FANCY ARTICLES;
all of which offered at unusually low prices Call and
and we feel assured that win be pleased with
prices well Goods, determined to sell low,
having purchased for cash They also receiving pen.
did assortment of
Ready Made Clothing,
purchased by them tor CASH at unusually low prices by
which they enabled to offer great inducements
the public, any similar establishment
MERCHANTS and others their holesale Prices, be-
evng that they will find to their interest give them
call and their stock before going farther East The
great facilities which they enjoy in purchasing their supplies
enable them To with confidence that their GOODS
will be sold at Richmond prices.
n. GuGGENHEIMER,
I. UNTERMYER.
April It's Granite Buildings, CabeH House
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Ready Made Clothing,
.S'Ss EEGE.

TVSE subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have engaged the
services OF Mr. Thomas e. liL, late of Amherst county,
competent Aucoueer, aud will in future attend to the sale
All kinds of Country Produce.
We have on hand a large stock OF GROCERIES and STA
PIE DRY GOODS, whichwe are determined to sell as
cheap il not cheaper than the goods be bought in
this market Tor cash. exchange Tor Country Produce
We feel confident OF the fact that the Planters interest will
be FULLY and fairly represented by u.s. Mr. Hin has
siderable experience the Tobacco trade, and will devote
his whole time TO that branch OF business.
Liberal adv an,es made on produce consigned to us.
Feb 2j-6m HURT < PRESTON.
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VIRGINIA. tn a.

VIRGINIA, TO wit:
Rules holden in the Clerks Onire Of the Circuit Supe-
~ to Court oil Law and Chancery Tor the county OF Char
lotto, the 81 day OF June, 1850.
Samuel =. Rice, Plaintiff,
against
Walter Crew and Sarah b. his wife, formerly Sarah b.
Rice and others, Defendants
IN CHANCERN.
The defendants Walter Crew and Sarah Il. his wife, not
having entered their according the act of
Semh and the Rules of this Court and II appearing by salts
factory evidence that they not inhabitants of this Com
monwcath it is ordered that the said defendants do appear
at the ters office OF the said court the rules be holden
therein the first Monday in September next, and
their appearance and the plaintiffs BILL and that
copy OF this order be inserted the Iynchhurg Vrgnan
Tor two months successfully and posted at the front door
the Courthouse ofthe said County.
copy,
limo I'm =
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(tALF SKINS Just recci, cd an asso
~ and Philad,gnia Calf skins. y LOCKWOOD
Man 6-is
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R. STABLER G. C. D. JONES,
II. sTARLER a CO.,

ruAyiNa On the loih Iane, 1850, snescd into eo-pai
II u..xhfn antqf he stVlc Of
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DR.. KUHL'S MEDICINE.

WINSI.DW ROl
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ANTHONY & EMERs0N,s
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHTrpN

NtE attention OF all Dairymen and persons interested
good butter, Is solicited TO a,ion of ,bs -,
aoove invention feeling confident that upon
CATION and ffai 1T viii be pronounced the mos, rrarc.l "a
common sense Chu'n brought before dscrim;n,,;
public The abundant testimonials the upiycrsi @ ing
ton and the spontaneous acknowledgements Of all who s
IN Operation, or examine its principles furnish am
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-19
A CARD.

We beg leave TO notify friends and patrons and
the public generally, that having completed the addi-
tons and alterations in Store (of which we gave
notice last Spring., we have moved back to the NEW
STORE, where we are prepared to EXHIBIT THE
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED SToCK of
FOREIGN, s. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
for the retail trade, in the Stae together with Feath
ers, Hair Mattresses, Painted Floor Cloths, &c. &C.
In all the alterations and improvements we have made
IN our Store we have had constantly in mind the COM
fort and convenience Of our customers and in doing
this we have spared expense to make our store
SECOND TO NONE IN THE STATE, and having ac.
compished this object, we beg to assure our friends
and the pubc that every effort of ours will be to make
our assortment of goods and the low prices at which
they are offered, the chief attraction to our establish
ment and we desire further to say to our numerous
patrons and friends, that feel under many obligations
Tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon us in wears
past, and would solicit its continuance and Influence
ANY person who shall receive ngenemanIy treatment
from any Clerk in employ, will confer great favor
~ reporting the same to either of the firm,
B. L. HARDON s. Co.
(B. L. HARDoN,
Firm. STEPHEN SAWYER,
OWN. A. CAREY. C sly 3m2a
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Gentlemens' Furnishin q Goods.

We have now on hand, full assortment of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, among which may be found.
Black, White and CoI'd Kid Gloves, Silk Lined Kid
Gloves, choice Article, Buckskn Travelling and
Driving Gloves, Black and Fancy Silk Cravats of
choice styles and the very best quality. Silk Scars,
very rich styles-Sk and Linen Pocket Handkfs..
Suspenders, Silk, Wooden and Cotton undershrts and
Drawers, SC. &C., for sale cheap for cash.
sl7,6w38 B. l.. HARDON & Co.
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CATTLE SHOW.
IN DEFAULT OF THE USUAL
EXHIBITION OF MANUFACTURES

EXHIBITION OF MANUFACTURES
by the Societies.
VTTE have taken great pains make our own "Exhbi.
w ton" of Goods more than usually attractive.
THE LADIES who visit Worcester on this OCCASION Will
find thousand novel and beautiful products of foreign looms
to excite their attention and crafty their TASTE while those
who wish to the progress of American Manufacturer
will be greatly interested in
The Beautiful Brussels Carpets
of the BIGELOw CARPET CO.
The substantial Ginghams and handsome Coun-
terpaneS ofthe Lancaster Co, and the Brussels Car
pet Bags, all the product of single town Clinton,
in this Comfy; or the splendid
Velvet and Brussels Tapestry Carpets,
produced by new process invented in Cappvile
The tasteful MOUSsELINE De LANES of southbrdge;
the servceable FLANNELS of Oxford and Lecester the
comfortable HOSIERY, &c, manufactured at Mbury; or
the substantial COTTON FABRICS of oakdae, Webster,
and Auburn All the above and many more being the pro-
ducts of our own County, and legtmately belonging
Annual Exhibition.
We might also mention the thousand and one articles
conveniences comfort and luxury invented by Yankee
ingenuity" of Connecticut New Hampshire, and our own
State but to the WHOLE would almost to give
catalogue Of stock; only refer to the endless
variety of CARPETS manufactured at Lowell Thompson
vile. &C., and the beautiful
Bay State Shawls,
which elected such universal admiration the last Annua
Fair.
~ We shall take great pleasure in exhibiting our Stock
of Goods to all VISITORS whether they wish purchase
not and respectfully solicit call from all who wish tQe
a beautiful stock of Goods
H. H. CHAMBERLAIN g. -
Sept IL C37 DIV
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IS Pieces Dutch CARPETS,

JUST RECEIVED in new patterns. We have Just
received % Pieces genuine Dutch Carpets, of very
superior quality; better than any before Imported
TO this Country, to which ask the attention of pur
chasers before buying, we feel confident we can sell
these GOODS % PER CENT CHEAPER than they can
be bought elsewhere in the State
s17,6w38 b. L. HARDON & Co.
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Silk Dress Goods

In this Department of our Store will be found very
large stock, embracing upwards of 200 pieces silks, in
every desirable and fashionable shade of colorng, from
medium to extra quality.
BLACK SILKS.
In this branch of the silk department we have the
largest Stock ever exhibited in this State and of STYLES
and qualities the best made in the world ANY lady in
want OF black Silk that will not lose its LUSTRE BY
being wet or by years Of wear should look at our as
sortment before purchasing Also, Black Watered
Silks, MAGNIFICENT QUALITY, the best ever Of
tered in this market-all of which will be warranted
not to cut crack in wear and will be sold at the low
est prices the same qualities be bought for in any
City in the United States
sI7,Sw3S b. L. HARDON & 70
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Damask Towels.

We have received, and offer for sale, full assert
ment of Damask Towels, Damask Bordered Hucka-
buck and Diaper Towels, also good assortment of
Colored Bordered Diapers, and Rich Basket Towel
ing. All very choice and desirable Goods.
STOVES B. l.. HARDON & Co
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FANCY GOODS, PEFUMERY, &c.

NHE subscriber has hand and is constantly max
ing additions, of the largest stocks of Rich Fancy
Goods and Perumery, to be found in this city, consisting
part of
Ladies' and Gentlemens Dressing Cases Of rosewood and
inaid, various patterns and very rich Rosewood Toilet
Cases. with China and cut glass bottles, various patterns
odors OF the most vvyng qualities Paper Boxes of the
richest kinds; Opera Fans, beautiful assoment French
Toilet Ornaments for the centre table and toilet in endless
der Puff and Boxes, double and single many pattens In
deibe Ink with or without preparation; Dressing Combs;
Tortoise Buffalo, Ivory and Horn, in endless variety; Pock
ct Combs every vaety Fine Tooth Combs great
y and of different qualities from the highest the lowest;
Mirrors fine and in various FORMS and in one
word hundred other miscellaneous articles suited to the
trade, too numerous to MENTION which offer the
reasonable terms. S. A. ROWLAND,
sepl6 d6tw3t l43 Nan-st
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NOTICE.
BAY STATE sHAWLs.

OA1 04A1E O0AW 4O
WE have just received so different Patterns
w comprising all the best styles of
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWIS.
We shall be constantly in receipt of and choice pat
terms, not to be found eseWhere and shall retail them
the very lowest wholesale prices.
We are this week receiving from New York splendid
stock of LONG AND SQUARE CAsHMEREs, which will
be sold, usual, on the best terms.
One of our firm is in New York. and will be sending
home during this week and great variety of choice
and desirable Goods.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN g. co.
Sept 4 c36 DIV
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THE WACANTUCK HOTEL ESTATE.
With the Entire Furniture 81 othe Property,

With the Entire Furniture e. othe Property,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
On Friday, Sept. go, O'Clock AM on the premises
FAap THIS valuable Estate, formerly known as the
E9#M i CentrarHotel but recently as the Wacan-
EH tuck, is centrally and beautifully located in the plea
- SAINT village Of UXBRIDGE, Mass. and within few
rods OF the halfway depot of the Providence
Railroad and consists of large Hotel of regant outward
appearance containing upwards of thirty rooms convenient
y arranged, with commOdous Hall The House is in the
most complete repair throughout and is well provided with
WATER outbuidings and other conveniences.
Also, commOdious BARN, conveniently situated and
arranged fof stabng with sheds and carriage house attach
ed, anu also supplied with waterogether with about two
acres OF Land upon which the buildings located.
The ENTIRE FURNITURE of the house, nearly new
and OF the most substantial quality and fashionable STYLE
among which will be found: =
70 Feather Beds, Mattresses, and Bedsteads Sofas II
dozen HAIR and Cane Seat and Office Chairs &c Mirrors IL
faror and Kitchen Stoves Carpets, Solar and Susnen
SION Lamps 10 Maghogany Cherry other Tables Wash
STANDS Toilet do Clothes Presses valuable Bureau and
secretary large and elegant Crockery and
Glass ware, together with all other articles found in well
furnished hotel. - - : -
ALSO good Carriage Horse, | Chaise and Harness. 16
Hogs and Pigs and valuable Cow together with other
pfoperty-ai OF which f not previously disposed of will
be sold at Auction the Goth of Sept Instant without re-
sale ~ ~
FOR further particulars inquire of EIBRIDGE G. COOK
nInordj Otis D. BALLOU ,Woonsocket; w. b. SAYLES
Providence, or MRS. COOK, on the premises
Uxbrdge, Sept 8, 1850. owls