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REDFGR I'D LA u I'D
FOR SALE,

n OFFER for sale the TRACT OF LAM on
Il which | reside. lying in the county of Bedford,
Va. near the Blue Ridge, IS miles west OF the
town of Lynchburg, 10 miles south of the James
River canal. and north of the Virginia and len
nessee Rail Road. The tract contains
427 .ACRES,
of which near 200 are the Low Grounds of the
north folk of Otter Creek, the remainder Red up
land ALI the Low Grounds, and about ~ acres
of upands are cleared, and under the use OF clover
and plaster, have been already raised to high de-
gree of fertility; producing fine crops OF Gram ana
Tobacco. The Low Grounds possess the rare adt :
vantapes of complete exemption from overflow; OF
early maturity of the wheat crops which greatly
dminisbes the liability to rust and in consequence
If tborouub understanding, of never suffering from
standing water after heavy rains. Grass may be
successfully cultivated on any part OF them, 1uI
there are from 20 to 30 acres especially adap'ed 10
meadow. Most of the Wood Land would produce
fine Tobacco. The Improvements g.
consist of let Handsome and spa 49,. ssHHTs
cious Dwelling of Brick, ROOMS aS LIN E5S
exclusive of pretty dry and well "s=s = p
ventilated basement. This House has Just oeeIi
erected of the very best materials, In pain manu-
some STYLE, with special regard to comforeahd con
yenience of arrangement; End, OF large ana COIL
venient BARN 60 by Al feet. with basement
so arranged as to afford shelter for stock ana s1of
age for root crops excellent Stables ana LOW
houses, good Negro houses, store, weaving ana
wash rooms, Tobacco Barns, nc. All these oa'
houses have been erected within few years: III
word very small outlay Is needed 70 Peliect IN i
p,an of imoroyement which when completed, Will
render this one of the most beautiful and desirable
farms and residences in this section Of the State
1t is exposed to market, only because the feeble
health of the owner renders necessary removal
to a warmer climate.
&C. Communications may be addressed to Da-
limo % 1870 lilo, WIN. DAVIS.
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II 0TH CE.

WE are now running daily line ofStages from
w Staunten to the Natural Bridge.
Leave Staunton at s. A. M. and arrive at the
Bridge by 81 P. NJ, the same days-giving full
time to see the Bridge before returning.
Leave the Bridge at day light the neXtmoming,
and arrive at Stanton TO dinner, in time to con-
meet with the Stages for Charlottesville and Rich
mond or for Winchester and Baltimore.
Fare from Stanton to the Natural Bridge So so.
To those wishing to visit the Bridge and return,
we will give ticket up and back for S. 90.
VIM. P. PARISH SEQ.
Staunton, June 80, lS52-V. s. NJ.
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

MY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
~ Augusta County, in the case of Rays admin
istrator Us Grove and ais, will sell at public auc-
ton on the premises on Saturday, the 9Th day of
august 1852, tract or parcel ofland containing
go ACRES,
adjoining the lands of David link and others in
Augusta County.
TERMS OF SALE-So much in cash as will
pay cost Of suit aud sale. and the residue in six,
twelve and eighteen months-bonds and security
required and the title retained as Ultimate security
JAMES HENRY,
June 80, lS52.-5t.@ CONNER
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

yUtsIERE will be sold ON Tuesday lie 20h Of
Il J,iY Hertat the late residence of Elias Stras-
burg. deed, about one mile from Hebron Church,
all the
PROP RTY
Of the said Strasburg, to wit: 2 head of Work
Horses. | new two horse Wagon and Harness,
Buggy, A Beadsieads and Bedding. | Bureau, 2
Sales, eight day Clock Chest, 2 Tables, set
OF Chairs, together with all kinds of other House
hold and Kitchen Furniture too tedious to men-
tiOn.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. A reasonable
credit will be given.
MICHAEL YESSLER, Adm.
June 80. lS52-tdss
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En1ies' supper.

The Ladies of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
design furnishing Supper ON Saturday evening,
July 3r,l, the proceeds Ofwhich will be applied to
the liquidation of a Church debt. Those disposed
to encourage this laudabe effort on the part OF the
Ladies' are respectfully invited to attend and par
take Of the good things that will be prepared tor
the OCCASION The supper will be served in the
Wesleyan Female Institute. Price OF admission
so cents
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Agent for Locating Land Warrants.

& A. WASHINGTON, Attorney at Law and
- General Land Agent, MlDDLEpoRT, lroquois
County, Illinois.
Having been engaged for the last IL years as
above, and in locating Land Warrants, buying and
selling land. &C., from actual resurveys OF the
Government lands made by himself, offers his ser
vices to the public. He is in a district of Country
presenting at this time wide field for speculation
in the wild lands of the government, about 81
miles south of Chicago, and the head of Lake
Michigan, 50 miles from Lafayette in Indiana, and
65 FROM Jaliett in Illinois, and at an intermediate
point between the Wabash and Erie and the
lllinosand Michigan Canals The Eastern Branch
of the Illinois Central Rail Road, passing in the
Immediate vicinity of these lands and under con-
tract, l25 miles CT which to be completed by the
LIST Of May 1853 healthy, well watered and
well timbered country. unsurpassed in fertility OF
soil and market facilities. Persons having Land
warrants, would find it 80 their interest to locate
them.
The warrants should be endorsed, with q gener-
al power of Attorney to locate for the warrantee,
describing the warrants by their respective num-
bers and the number Of acres corresponding to each
number, to the undersigned, who will be thankful
for patronage and will locate to the best advantage
for the warrantee, and annually pay the taxes.
by an act Oh congress hlaFiilS dilu "dildhlo as
signable, it will be perceived that the locator has
to pay as fee to the Register and Receiver of the
Office where located, the sum of 81 90 for 100,
acres forS0 acres, 81 90, and for 40 acres 81 90.
Ny fees for locating are,
For 100 acres $1,000,
80 :. $50,
40 5 80.
So it will be perceived that the person employ
ing me, will have to incose me for
100 acres sl4Oo,
so $50,
40 600,
which will cover every expense.
REFERENCES.
Col Geo. c. Washington, Georgetown,D G.
Theodore B. McRoberts, Washington, ID. G.
Richard Burgess ESQ, Land Agent, Wash. ID. G..
Hon. Hugh Hudson, Jaliet Illinois,
Hon. Jessie o. Norton do, do,
Gardner f. Fletcher, Mddleport illinois,,
Col Henry Troup, do, do.
June %, I652-ly.
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REMEMBER

The only original and genuine WIsTAR's BALsAM OF
WHIP CHERRY was introduced in the year 1873, ana
has been well tested in all the complaints for which 1t IS
recommended For ten years it has proved more eti-
cac;ous as remedy for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bron
chtis Asthma and Consumption in its ncpient stages
than any other mcdiciac. -.
SETH w Fowls, Druggist No. l3S Washington ST.
Boston, Mass the sole proprietor Of the original re-
CENT for the manufacture of the genuine incidence and
smplics both at wholesale and retail, and OF whom a.
gencieS can be obtained. -, >.
vour medicine consider every case OF arrest OF the taN
ial SYMPTOMS of pulmonary disease as direct tribute
TO suffering humanity and hopeless are these cases
generally that, physicians are Justified using any rem
edy which has signally benefited Others One thing is
certain the public always have guaranty that patent
medicines will generally be sustained only just SO long
as they arc well prepared and continue to relieve or
cure" 49,. NJ,
In more recent letter he says-''AS w Stars Balsam
of Wild Cherry is the only patent medicine to which
have ever given my public recommendation, shall not
be suspected by the candid of giving rash precptate
testimony as to what have and heard OF It's effects
II genuine, signed |. BUTTS. ,
For sale by c. n. KINNEY, Druggist, Stanton; F.
Pence Harrisonburg; j. NJ Wilson, Lexington Gay
nor & Wood, Richmond, and by Druggists everywhere
June 30, 1852.
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Waynesborough and independence.

THE Anniversary of National Freedom will be
Il observed at Waynesborough on Saturday the
3rd Of July, (the 4th being Sabbath) Every
body who would spend the day pleasantly, are in
vited to be there, for that's the place you will meet
many an old friend you don't see every day, and
it's there, you may enjoy together, delicious ser
vice of Ice Cream, or indulge in the purchase of a
handsome 4th of July present for loved one.
The Ladies have taken this matter in hand and
will tax their ingenuity to make the Academy one
of the most enchanting spots hereabouts on that
day.
Vavnesboronph. June l6, 1852.
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REMOVAL.

ESOR the present, | have removed my STOCK
IL OF GOODS one door west of the old corner,
on Court House Street, where shall sell all my
DRY GOODS
at prime. cost, for cash. rendering my thanks for
past favors, earnestly solicit from my friends a
call to get bargains.
JOHN BRANDEBURG.
Stanton, June 80, 1S52.-3m.
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EAGLE FOUNDRY.

VNHE subscriber having removed to the large
u Foundry, just erected by him and fitted out
with machinery of the latest and most approved
style, is, in addition to the manufacture of T6bac
co Flattering Mills, prepared to receive orders fol
Stationary Steam Engines, Saw and Grist Mills,
Agricultural Machines, Tobacco Presses of every
description, and all kinds of Iron and Brass castings
He pledges himself to execute faithfully, and with
despatch, all work entrusted to him, and respect
fully solicits call from his friends and the pub
lie generally.
The highest cash prices paid for old cast iron,
brass and copper. PHILIP RAHM.
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MARRIAGE RECORD.

On the sth inst, by the Rev. Samuel Brown, MrvW
RrYSoLp aud Miss CHARLorrE TUNING, both OF Mill
borough Mills, Bath CO., Va
On Thursday morning last, by Rev VIM H. Wheel
wright MIR. ALFREp c. RoHs, OF HarrlsonOurg TO Miss
SARAH CoRSELIA, daughter of James Gregory, ESD of
Staunton, Va.
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Augusta White Sulphur Springs.

ySHAE Subscriber, thanking the public for the
liberal patronage during the last Summer, an
nounces that he is ready to receive company for the
present season at the watering place generally
known as
STRIBLING'S SPRINGS.
He deems it unnecessary to say anything of the
valuable qualities of the water, which were suffi-
GENTLY tested and proved while in the hands of
its former proprietor, Of the beauty and health
fitness of its situation, at the base of the North
Mountain. Is miles Northwest of Staunton and
about 20 miles OF Hauisonburg, on the turnpike
road leading ftom the latter place to the Warm
Springs As an additional nducement, he would
state that u Spring as strongly impregnated with
ALUM, as the celebrated Alum Springs in Rock
bridge has recently been discovered within hun
dred and fifty yards of the Hotel.
Every exertion will be made to give satisfaction
to all who may apply for accommodation, and the
terms will be liberal
BAILEY SHUNIATE.
June 50, 1852.
o. Virginia Advocate, and Semi Weekly Rich
mond Wing, copy at. and forward account to this
Office for collection.
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Grain Cradles and Sevthes.

T AM just receiving lot of those Superior light
l. Grain Cradles, which have met with univer-
sal approval duirg the two last seasons in this
County.
Those in want will do well to cali early.
GEO. E. PRICE.
Staunton, MAY 26, 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-30

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER i-IMPoRT
Ant TO DtsPEPrIcs j. s. HOUGHT0N'S PEP
SIN The True DiseStire Fluid, Gastric Juice pre-
pared from RENNEr, or the FoUUTH SToMAcH or THE
OK after directions Of Baron LlEBiG The great Pnys,-
olooical Chemist, BY J. S. H0UGHrON, NJ. D., Phil
>,drhhia. This is truly wonderful remedy for INDl-
GESTION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE,LlVER COM
PLANT. CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing
after NATURES OWN METHOD, by NATURES
OWN AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets,
containing Scientific evidence OF its value, urnlshedby
agents gratis. See notice amoag the medical adVer>
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-30
Lot aoh' Sale.
1AZAE

A Executor of John Grove dec'd,I desire to sell
IA very desirable improved lot ofland situated
in the town of Staunton Immediately west Of G..
NJ. Cochran's residence containing enc acre. 1t is
bounded by public streets and alleys and can be
conveniently divided into four good building lots.
n. X. TROUT, Ex'or.
June 80, IS52.-Vih. copy.
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Il. G. EVERETT,
ATTORNEY AT L AW ,
,STAuNTON. VA.

OIAUN IOIN, va,
WILL PRACTISE in the County and Su-
w perior Courts of Augusta, Rockingham and
Rockbrridge. Between the hours of A. NJ and
a P M. he may be fonnd at his Office, on Angus
ia ST., two doors South of Mr.. VIM. G. Sterrett's
Store, and at all other hours, at his residence, on
Christians Creek, Augusta Go.
June l6, lS52.-ly.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

The subscriber having purchased of MIR. Pier
pont the right manufacturing his celebrated Seed
Separator and Straw Carrier, invites all who are
in want to call and examine this cheap and simple
Machine before purchasing elsewhere.
PHILIP RAIIM.
Cary, between Pearl and 18th SITS.
Richmond, June l6, 1852.
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RICHMOND MARKET.

Corrected tceekly from me Times.
BAcoS, Smth6cld cured IL II, Baltimore IL 90
BurrER, per pound, tirkin 30 o. fresh roll % 81
CoFFEE-OM Java IL II, Green Laguayra 9 q 10,
Rio 9 a TO- Manila II IL, Cape a
Flour CITY Mills 0 90, ScottSville y a 4 %
Z; RAIS-Wccat white % q 90, red 80 90, Corn IS q
50, Oats 70 a 90, Rye 70 q 90
GuAxo-P Peruvian, per ton, 46 A. Paasoniaa 40 90
PLAtsrEa, gtouil, per ton, 3 81
SUGARs-New Orleans d6 Porto Rico q I, StCroix
las, Refined Loaf 9 q %, Crushed q 10
SALT, American, per Sack 10a a. Liverpool 20 al %
TEAS-Impcrial & Gunpowder 80 a | 20, Black 80 %
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ll5 Acres.

145 Acres.
The land is of good quality and well adapted to
the growth of Wheat, Corn, Oats and Grass
The improvements upon the place consist of a good
Dwelling House, Barn and 9TH e
er out houses. Persons Wishing to &AaTT1G
purchase a small farm, will find few ;sS iii9
of the same size, superior to this now 60 IL,
offered for sale in the county. Another farm add
joining this is also for sale, and any person wishing
to get large farm can purchase both for reason
able price. There is good water and sufficency
of timber on both places.
The two together would make about 25O acres.
The terms will be made known on application to
the subscriber. ISAAC KESLER.
June %. 1S52-4t
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

yENIIE subscribers would respectfully inform the
IL public that they are now prepared Cat the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. G. II. Ball as a
Confectionery Establishment to manufacture and
81, sell BOOTS AND SHOES of ev-,-ss,
I'M cry description, made in the neatest PIN
= e&-style and Ofthe best materials. sa&-
They have also on hand large and well select
ed stock of Northern work which they will sell
very low.
They would particularly call the attention of
the public to their own work, as they have pro-
cured from the North large supply of the best
They hope by strict attention to bust
ness to receive share of public patronage.
H. < J. FAUST,
Opposite the Spectator Office, Main street.
Stanton, June so, 1852
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Law Notice.

HUGH w. SHEFFEY has removed to the
4 IL office formerly occupied by VIM. Kinney,
Esq. He will continue to practice in the various
Courts held in Augusta and in the Court of APP
peals
Staunton, June so. IS52.-3t.#
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VALUABLE LAND
FOR.s.SALE.

VNEE subscriber offers for sale, privately, the
Il tract of land on which he now resides, lying on
both sides of the main Valley Road leading from
Amsterdam to Buchanan, in Botetourt County
This tract contains
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MARK ET.

Corrected tceekty from Die Republican.
BAcox, per 10, wagon price TO- store price 10 l2
Flora, per Dbl, wagon IS a 3 80, store % q 80
GRAIS-Wheat, wagon price, IS 50, Oats 30 SO
Corn 40 a 49, Rye 90 a 90.
SALr-Gromd Alum rs lS7, Fine 2 90 100
PLASTER. ncr ton. 6 q 3 %
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B,LrIMoRE cArqLn MARKET.

JVeek ending Friddu, June 25h There were of
fcrcd at scales Monday $50 head of Bceves, of
which mbcr $50 sold to city butchers, and 200
were driven to Philadelphia. Prices ranged from SO
50 to 81 81 on the hoo sQUal to 81 SIS 10 net, and
averaging 81 00 gross.
HoGs-Wc quote at 81 90 81 so.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-30
LAST NOTICE,

FE7IOSE indebted tothe estate of DR.. f. BERKE-
LEY, decd, will take warning that longer in
diligence can not be given, and that legal proceed
ings will be resorted to to enforce payment
n. K. TROUT, Adm.
June so, 1S52.-2w.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Home and Northern Manufacture
A.. M. SIMPSON

- ESPECTFULBf informs his TRENDS ana the
AZ public, that he has just received from the
North elegant p sGP3P9E Of S SoRs for the Sl
which he will make to order in most fash-' ~.
ionable style. and in korkmanlike manner.
In addition to the work manufactured in his own
shop. he has new and handsome variety of Boots
and Shoes. made at the North, viz:
Jenny Linds, do, do, Kid Buskins, do, do, Slip
pers, Enamelled BloQmers, Misses Enamelled
Lace Bloomers, do, do, Jenny Lnds, Colored
Caters, Broad Morocco Ties, Calf Heel Lace
Boots, Pegged Kid Ties, Pegged Calfdo., Heel
Lace Polkas, Lasting Welt Caters. Also,
A Variety Of Children's Shoes, Caters, &c.
Ladies' White Kid Shoes for Weddings, and
Gentlemen's Fancy Slippers made To order.
He respectfully invites the attention Of the pub
lie generally.
Staunton, May 26, 1882.
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Ely DESTROYER.

a. s. M. HIRSH at the Post Office Corner. have
~' on hand large supply of the article prepar-
ed by {. w. Simpson for the destruction of Flies,
Musquetoes, Sc, which they will sell in boxes at
rs and 81 l-2 cents each.
Staunton, June %, lS52.-V. NJ.
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Temperance Addresses at Waynesboro.

an Saturday the Sd July at | / O'Clock. will be
" delivered At Waynesbcro,one or two Temper
ancc ADDRESSES. The public generally is invited
10 attend.
June 50, lS52,
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THE DdARKgT PRICES.

NTlINTUN l'hNIJFS % TN H4SIs
Corr ected ,oe'Eiytor he Spectator By r. C. B'rtceu
Flour, Supfn., SO 10 BAcoN, Hog Round, lie
WHEAT, per buShel 75c BUrrER, Fresh l2c
Rye, per bushcl, soc CoRN, per hushel, 62c
Oars per bushcl 33c Wool, per pound, soc
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y.
Waynesborongh, June l6, 1852.
Chas. III. Saupe,

VNould respectfully inform the public that he
w still attends to his Barber's Shop,in the Vir-
ginia Hotel Building CHIPPING, Leeching s. Bleed
ing, promptly attended to. A supply Of Leeches
just received.
A young gentleman mas been gagged to take
charge of his Confectionery Store in the Old Bell
Tavern.
Stanton, June 23, 1852
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Cheap Goods

RLISTERING LINAMENf FOR HORSES:
= A valuable remedy for Sweeney, Poll Evil.
Fistula, Ring Bone, SPAWN, &c., &C., carefully
prepared at At. LAIRD & cos.
Staunton, May 10, 1852.
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Domestic Cotton Goods.

+ BALES Sheetings and Shrtings; Brown and
= Bleached Drillings; Bleached Sheeting, 10.
and i2!; Bleached Shirtings, and A; Pants
Stuff, all prices 1000 lbs. best Cotton Yarn; Bed
spreads; Table-Cloths; Apron Checks; Tickings,
&C., sc. WHITE s. co.
Staunton, May IL, 1852.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-04
WITHOUT BIRTHSTONE.
To the Puhlio


HAVING counselled with the uost renowned Chem
lists of France Germany, and the United States
have at last succeeded in Introducing, by chemical
process, an entire article of MATCHES; no Sui
phur being used in the composition, which does away
with that unhealthy SMELL SO injurious and dsagreeable
TO all We now offer 10 the public superior model
Match, and from he orders we have received
from all parts of the country, eonfdent that they
are superior TO any thing q kind before offered
to the world Tor Shipping pur They give univer-
sal satisfaction being affected by change of climate
All orders eff with Draper Il Clark, our Agents, No.
1913, los and I07, Front street will meet with despatch
BISHOP & MCDONALD,
feb26 dlm* Westport, Conn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-04
r. A. Goodnow.

ID ESPECTFULLY announces, that he has taken the
LII well known stand of w. e. d j, @. Maynard,
where he will be happy wait the old friends of the
ablishmen and all others, who may be disposed 10
favor him with II call
The subscriber would assure the public that pains
will he spared to keep assortment of Boots, Shoes,
and Ruhbeis that will be satisfactory with superior
faciliti for purchasing Goods, and having had many
years exper nee n business, he would invite ONE and
ALL to call, aud il his st,ue is HE place
buy Roots. Sh es, and Rubbers. T
Having secured the services ofMr. @ Maynard, his
friends are informed that he will be happy to wait
them usual. E. A. GUODNOW,
No Piper Block. 267 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-04

Having disposed of Stock to Mr. G., take
pleasure in recommending him to our friends and for
ner customers gentlenin every way worthy their
patronage, and well qualified by experience, and
qnaled acities for purchasing Goods, TO supply the
wants of the community; and we sincerely hope he may
that support which has been generous be-
slowed upon u.s. w. q. d J. @. MAYNARD.
feh26 DIFF 1.-I.-a
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Ho fnr California

TfHE Subscriber having sold his business. is under
i the necessity OF informing those that have bills
which due him, they paid before first
of March, they will be left for collection Before which
time the bills will be found the Old stand l9 Main
street JOSEPH ID. FULLER.
Feb g. 1851 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-04
House and Building Lots. at Auction.

NATILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, on The premi-
w ses. on WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th day Of March
current, at 10 o'clock, A. the story House aud
Lot and nine good Building Lots, situated on the
Ter of Venom aud Ward streets nearly opposite the
residence of William B!sFox, Esq
Terms of payment easy For iu Their particulars, i'll
quire of FRANCIS BlGELOW.
March |, 1852. dMTa W2wal7*
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II u Il U F!!f%
XNYE take this opp6 rtunity TO inform those who
Indicated to US, that their bills all ready, and
those whose &C cunts were due January ist or before
requested to call aud set Immediately.
All persons having claims against u.s. requested to
present TEEN tor payment.
The affairs of finn will be settled By either of the
subscribers at the old stand.
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