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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-13
O.. X.
Facts for the People.
A CARD.

A CARD.
THE subscriber, grateful for The liberal patronage
4 heretofore bestowed upon him. would call The at
tention OF his friends and patrons IL his
Removal,
Having fitted up and removed to store 2O7 Main ST.,
two doors north of the American Temperance
ment of
Paper Hangings, Borders, &C.,
as be found in the city, in large small lots which
pul chasers invited TO examine.
N. b. All kinds of papers put on, formerly, by ex
perlenced workmen, botn in and out of the CITY,
o. Remember the place, two doors north of the
American Temperance House, and directly opposite
Briney Hail.
sepl3 dwtf A. H. NEWTON.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
Tot of Chandeliers for Burning Oil.

ONE large one, with twelve burners, and two small
I Zones with four b each. FourFountaln Chhl-
daliers with four burners each Three 40 WIN tIee
burners each and one large Entry Lanpwi glass Ian
tern lot Of Side Lamps and Fixtures togethe1 win
chi nneys and shades for the above ready Tor use.
Aso-Tw Chandeliers, with SIX lights EACH io4olfn-
ING Fluid nearly new, and four Bracket burners, see
or with shades complete
The above will he sold cheap. Tor the reason tRt me
civ nave introduced gas mIo tne city omilmS3 Eor
,,rtner nartIculars INQUIRE oT DAVID GLEASOl City
~ sul nv - az mo e IL uau seplAwe
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MISCELLANEOUS.
orner Of Main and Mechanic SIS, Worceste'
a Permanent Establishment.

I S now open Day and Evening, to quality Young Men
| for counting rooms. They taught WRITING
MERCHANTS ACCOUNTS, with short methods of
calculation used in Counting Rooms, Exchanges, Aver
ages &C and Doabe Entry Book Keeping, for either
Foreign Domestic Trade, and far practicable all
the business of n Counting Room Each pupil is sepa-
ratey taught, the number of Iesso not limited Hav-
ing gone Systematically through the course, he pm
pill If he deserves it, will receive Ger ifcate of his
qualifications; sometimes ii is in Mr. Hoyt's power to
recommend HIM to immediate Employment.
Mr. II has frequent applications from Merch ants and
Traders to recommend 10 them steady, well qualified
clerks; he has just received Two such apl locations
lie has pupils in almost all the large cities OF the Un-
ion, in receipt of very high aries. The salary
Of course is graduated by the clerks qualifications.
For further PARTICULARS the printed Prospectus to
be had The Institute copy will be forwarded free
expense b, mail, by sending name and address, by
mail pre- aid. Jah6 dd {
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Fnr Sale ar Renf.

A New House on Pleasant street, near Col Ahboltsi
n convenient for three families. If applied for soon
will be sold with bout 10000 feet of land. Aso the
Cutting House in New Worcester, with about three
acres Of land, now occupied by Pulaski Bacon Also
small Farm OF about 20 acres with unfinished house
upon it. about OF mile of said Gut estaie,
near the Jones Farm.-Terms very liberal. Apply is
p. o.. BACON,
mar6-dtf No. Central Exchange.
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Front Ssreet Store Lots

TINE valuable lot of land the South side OF Front
| st., North of the Salem street Church, extending
on Front street about lao feet, and bounding East on
Trnmbu ST., and West Salem street, is now offered
for sale in lots suit purchasers Its average depth Is
over 20 feet The lots will be sold on SUCH terms
as to render them profitable purchases either Tor ihoss
wishing to build for their own use or to let
nar25-dtf FRANCIS Fl DEWEY. 2l6 Main st
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House for Sale.

- TIE Situation owned and occupied by the Sub.
EnM scriber, summer street The lot North OF
$3.50 the house cont4iIs some fifty different vtrle.
ties of hoee Fruit all in bearing This will BE- found
of the ost desirable lots for building IN thla
city. The house is large, aud commodlous for one or
two families and is in good repair; il has never fail
ing well of good in its cellar, and is warmed by
we'll ranged Furnace set in the cellar The above Of
fers the TEMs will be made easy, and
possession given on the LIST of April. lVt
RUFUS D. DUNBAR.
W orcester, Jan. Is, 1852 janis DIFF
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NEW LUMBER YARD,
Livery Stable Stock for sale.

CONSISTING of IL good HORSES, with all the Car
riases Sleighs Harnesses Robes, &c, necessary for
doing good Livery business; and all in good order
The stock will be sold low, as the proprietor intends
to leave town.
lease of the Stable, which is very good one, and
well located for business, can be had OH favorable
terms Fsr further particulars, inquire of E. EATON,
at his Horse and Carriage Mart, on Foster street.
dec27 dWLf
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New Abrams cement.

new h1IdHS cAnCAC
TIME Subscribers having purchased he stock OF j.
! s RAND and taken his store have added 10 their
stock n large variety OF N w GOODS, and resect'
fully invite he attention OF purchasers to their assert.
ment of very rich and choice
Bonnets, Ribbons Millinery Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods, Embroi'
deries, &c.
BY the most rigid to keep their stock constantly
furnished with Goods OfSuperior Excellence and beauty
and TO have their manufactured articles fitted up with
Thoroughness, Taste and Elegance,
aud nv PRoMPTNEss ANo FIpELITY in he execution OF
oRDEus, they auer themselves that, being able in the
CHEAPNESS, QUALITY and STYLE ofthtir Goods
to satisfy the exacng they shall merit and receive
the confidence and liberal patronage OF their friends and
the public D,,.,,
OLD Bomnets Repaired, Colored, Bleached and
Pressed in superior manner.
e. W. MILES IL CO.,
No. 100 Main ST., corner of Main and Walnutsts
ian2U-daWt
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January 21st, 1852.

January Dist, 1852.
WE invite particular attention to our Stock of EN-
w BROIDERIES, LACE GOODS, &C, which is
marked down from IS to 50 per cent
v e offer great variety of
French and Scotch Collars, Cuffs. &C.,
at less than cost of Importation. Lace, Cam
brio, aud Muslin EdIings, &c, AT VERY LOW PRICES.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, al great bargains ur
Stock is still very large all departments, and although
Goods selling very freely AT the reduced pices
have plenty Of Z" BARGAINS left of the SAME SORT"
ian2l -d6twtf II. H. CHAMBERLAIN " co.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
REAL ESTATE
House for Sale.

ia THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the BRICK
f"IT HOUSE, corner of Pleasant and Fruit Streets
@z--- where he resides. IL is nearly new, con-
tains fifteen and is well arranged for two families
Twelve Hundred Doars of purchase money can re-
main on mortgage for a term years, if desired
i4n2I-dtAl GEORGE l.. MAKEPEACE
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Terms---S4.O0 per Annum, OF So 90 il
paid in advance.
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING
IN THE WEEKLY spy.


One Dollar Square for three insertions, and Twenty
Cents square per we for cGntnuances Upon adver
isements inserted both in Daily and eekly discount
of 30 per cent will be me from the price charged for
Inserting in the daily only.
Advertisements on the side exclusively, to be
charged at the of so er ceht. in advance of the
above rates.
" IN Advertisements from strangers cT transient
persons to be paid in ddUGnce.
*4FThe space occupied by eleven lines is counted
square.
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Copartnership Notice.
Ladies' Furs,
Charcoal
CLnTHING.

HARRINGTON CORNER is the place s TO buy
Ii GOOD READY-MADL CLOTHING and Fur
nishing Goods, low price. Call and fit MOI So
----THAYER d EAMEs
dec5-dtf Corner of Nam and Front Streets
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Valuahle Real Estate for Sale,

~ A BUILDING LOT, on Front street, cnrner
I Of Vine street. IS feet front by 10 deep aloinlne
-Aa1- Warden Block, with Dwelling House thereon,
being very desirable location for the erection o
Block of Stores, and would be profitable inv estment
for a capitalist. For further particulars inquire at
CALEB A. WALL,
aug2I-dtf No. 2l2 & 3l6 Main street.
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Marsh's Patent OIL.

DURNING FLUID, Lamp OIL, Lamps, Lanterns,
Id Wickng ami general assortment of Groceries in
Store, and Tor sale cheap Cash by l.. SPRING. end
2s7 Main, corner Nam aud Southbridge Streets
jan27- ta
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Worcester Light Hnnsa.

IF you want the BEST LIGHT, FOR THE LEAST
Il MONEY, to Read, Sit, or Work by gel
MARSH'S PATENT OIL A. IL. NEWTON Is sthe
only AgenI for Worcester, two doors North Of Ameri.
can House, No. 297 Main street, WOFcesier.rt siik
jan24-dawtf
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Board.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommo,
N dated with 5OARD, and an excellent Front Room
Room, by inquiing Sc Front street, orat this OFF
fee. ffs., jan22-dtf
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WORCESTER DAILY spy:
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT
2 RInin Street. Rufman RNHx

EDITORS AND PROPRIETOR.
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European Leeches.
Vous Avez la Marche Sur Tout.

n MERRILL has now III store more than One
FN7rNs Hundred ROCKING-HORSES-f fine exercise
E$& for Children in the Winter season.
A-1z--~A dec -eodwtf 22l Main St.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-19

Passing the foot ofthe market one day last week we
overheard a Yankee and lrshman good taturedlv
but earneSy discussing the question Of the atters RICH
tovote in this country.
'iov're an lrislf,nan, said J, nathan.
bad luck 10 the like We. tell We I'm an American
las yerself'
Wal, say yew aat. 'Taiut no use o your trieu' To
fool people that way Hear yoursroage napw'
Il tell ye I'm an Amcrikea insisted Pat
'Haow long have ycw been hcr,l,
More nor tin year.
Wal ycw wasn't born here, was yewi
Bohra. is III What the devil has that TO do wit II ,nv
how thcnf'
few must be born in this country Fat. to be native
American
Shure, an Pcrhaps the like " yc never heard of
n,an's being bora again, did ,e7'
Wal. TINT won't dew NJ how
We'll, then, rss borhn in ould Ireland. true for We
But m an Amcriken, for all tat snrc For d., YOU
mind man nigh, he born in s,able-but icnd that
matc him korsci
The from the bystaadcrs which fenwed this spt-
tier rather took Yankee friend out Of his boots for
the moment; and he fwith retired. declaring tina, Pat
was "a good ua any lIacw,
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q "ih me S"uf'ier" FAINTER.
+''iiAA - DE bstjNo ESD CATTLE SHELTERS.
p 49, rvItr riIIsos WORTH k.ovrSs
There are three tlinr. wl,;r, ,.v,x.
IN tbreshing whr.l.: ,l,e SUFFERING ~, ~
from the ausf the Worrying If his $50. f,.,, h. 49,. Mi
the and tear ID ..,s f,nr.,. ~, ,,, $50, 80
OF working the neeiine. b.. ties. three ,L;nr. ,r -
Sly sersea ID.
8 lat The DIN 4 RIA, ~, ,r,,,r
and lungs by simply adj n.st :, ,r0 mai r., 4,
like mirzle. the mouth asd n.-tr. /, /. aa, \, ~
bicscpe 4 ,fier :, e, NAL ,--,,Iv ,oal ,,I,,s
close firing rnnzzl. oat of /, .nonge ,,T- ii r
the sponge into the Isre,r ble. .d : 81, - =: -,
n thread fa.,en il M, hv -. -, -, " y, WI
(t~ine strings viii cat and keen /, mn, he i,i,
often u itbeco,ncs div. IT, ,;..l -.
ply this: the por,s. -, ~, go. ~ = ~ sun,
irregular. and the dp,. in G an.
surface and becomes mud One ran br. H.. "A ,I
Though this new si.ie OF r.sr,7,., ,e,, ~ w.,
ws1l sustain only the ine.,v ,io,c, ~ -, - 49,
sed heat about the mouth h,, n, ,l;ag r,,,, H. :, ~,
trouble from the dYst So, -, - ~ '
kcepshim hear the til, linz ~ = .lanId , 10y
be made 10 wear IT, ot---be thre.j,cd b;rn.,le ''
81. The distress. NJ H.. ,,, ~, .,,
TREY ohyintrd bv vol ,o - "'.s '' en-
covers, kept nsi.r ,.acc ~ .,,..a l.s -
come around bales of rae, r.,,,, ~ :, -
to tie to the .,rton of tle ,,y han, ,,l r, III
asrute acrHprer, answers every u ,rnos. W.. !, h.
roughly. put il o, wet and L,s,, :, So a.. c =, ~
b. giving the OK y shaver iuf :, "a, :, l-L & -,
or taking it off aud .ak, il ItSs asnni.b;ns ~,
reliefit gives A, fir. the ,,,, , h.. r,,,'.. rs
attempt l., kirk /, g ,,., -, -, 20 .'i.'e,oiS "h,
II AM relish 1, s,rv much Z, 80 A. N '"u
with " ham -, r;'.,.i - '.e"", VT l>e"man'
it ON his oxen h, IN, ,r ~; -, 'p.s
10 market and tind. hi nr,on, :; !, ~.
ral tryit on one nv il; , - "A - VIC 10 "'P'~
will take in. his topy,r A. - W, i',n''y ne
hsd n jacket will easily .,,,ur.LJ 49,, TIT,
may cxprrieu... IN. ..n ~ - ~. ~, ~ i.'.'
esaporation III the 81. face ~ '1' "''' ''o'
3rd. The we,r nnJ,.pr
hire may b. ,.,,l, ,,,;,;,I - :. .s ~ WHEAT
rhst is. il there mr.. ~, y 'e teams
four h,uiing up wheat. l.t them sxan u.,l
hours. about thu, interval Bv dna !, - ~ .''n'
viii keep up their order nnd do ,,r wi ,,a, i ~
common plan And rbei. bprocLs vii ,'., H.. .''
sing and disfcuriug se,r. ;,d;c,, ~ h. -
Mt the close Of ,I,resbnr b,, rr, ,,; 'oo ~ W
been ovcttaxcd I'll. ,,,n,t.ee !. - -. ~ rs '' a
the horse work. i matter IF n,,.h u' '''
his durability and couse,n.,,l, ), ~; H., 'a'. ~
masters interest than Ia n,I .,,,'i , r US
one case recorded foul b,nii !; Sit,
The device %, brr,k;ng nm .;,Is ;i ' M'e'e ~
siages of four II nd n hal mics e,r ,I. nn,; tIi
by sc. hor.e in q Ten, If fr -, fy i'"
two hundred weiglt IN rvc ,on IN ,ee 'o"s
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X1Ixl.gNtA.-At Circuit Court conrl"uei and
held for Mes county the Courthouse on
Tuesday tlc 9Th day Of May, 1872.
Rachael Bethel PPTH.
ar INST
Wilson G. Smirh. Executor Of John Bethel deed,
joel Bethel and William Bethel Samuel Bethel. J"hn
Bethel aud joel Bethel ut Nelson Bethel decd.
Joshua Bethel. Sally Cinnter and John Cunter her hns
ban,l. lame Maury, Mary Bethel the widow of John
Bethel and -ir children. Margaret, William, John,
Mary, C.hariue, Elizabeth and others, who's.
children of Nelson Bethel decd hose also
unknown Dci'ts.
This cause came on this day be further heard upon
the papers formerly read. the report of master
missioner Orvilla Loving, made in pursuance of the
decreta order Of The 2nd day If May, 1851. was
argued by counsel On consideration whereof the
adopting the last statement made Icy said Commissioner
page of said report, doth adjud order snd d.
that the defendant Wilson G. Smith executor Of iohn
Bethel decd do. of the of his III lis
minds Il. he administered. pay t" Rachael Bethel the
Plaintiff, the of uurtcen Hundred and Fifty Seven
d liars and Two Gents with interest thereon from the
3n day of September, 1851, ill paid But the said
Rar 80 Bethel is have the benefit thi- decree
unless and until she execute and file with the Clerk of
this Court bond with good personal security payable
the said Wilson c. Smith executor aforesaid in
penalty equal to double the Of the princiap mo-
ncy received by her condnned refund her due
portion ID. all s,ich debts demands shall hereafter
appear against the estate Of John Bethel, and Of all such
and damages may attend the recovery of such
debts demands and rondiIiuned moreover that the
principal sum except such part may he refund
O.. ir the payment of debts. siaii be forthcoming her
DEATH o he paid those entitled thereto under the
will of John Bethel decd and the Court doth al<n
further adjndge, order and decree that the b.
committed TO said Commissioner Loving to take
c'nt between the Legatee OF said John B't' deed,
and the said Wilson Smith asa fnresni,, dis
trbuting the balance reported against the and
shelving the persons and the each person
is emitted u receive of the which
the said Commissioner will proceed To take, state.
tie and make report the Court. with any spe
caliv stated derrred pertinent by himself which
may be required by the parties to be SO stated
A copy-Tes,e.
HOW ELL L. BROWN. elk
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U.FALOsPRlNGs, AmMerst conn

- voss Is now open Tor the reception al visit-
ors who may now be in search OF health, pleasant
Summer retreat The medical virtues of the Buffalo
Springs are well known by those wh have tried them
to DC unsurpasse for Dyspepsia. and far all diseases rar
taking Of debility. and for their invaluable healing
critics generally The Bowling Alley will lie open as u
sua ne table shall be furnished in a neat and com
ortabic manner. Iynchhurg musicians have been ensa
G" Tor the seasan Distance from Lynchburc to the
springs 20 miles board per week 81 less thar week
sl,so per day. Horse per week ta50, less than week
'ssets per day good four horse STAGE will be run
tw'cc week. Cor oftencr it should be necessary, be-
tween Luxembourg and the Springs commencing on the
5rd Of July. l. viii leave Lynchhurg every Tuesday
and Saturday At o'clock A. NJ. return Mondays AMI
Fridays, fare for adui, si.ss ofoe at Mr. Disrclr.
Hotel g FAa .7 l.. HITS.
June I0-tIA
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y 9 q 9 Y
MExlCAN Musamn4 Itniae.e;.--,

LvA WITH HEALING BALM WE COME 10
GREET YOU!l.-The action Of this Linment Is one
1T the most perfect remedies offered the afiict
ed. Its action upon the organization il truly wonder
full Its volatile, penetrating soothing and healing
properties difu.e themselves to the very bones II
into the circulation of the bood-gives new i'm
pulse to the whole system the very extrcm
ties of the fingers and tecsstmuates the nbsorbcai-
aud secretons, and thus assists nature to threw "A,
aud rid herself of any diseased astnn of the nervous
chords ligaments. making it equally applicable u,
ofniy kind. Rheumatism, Psias iacuery par, ~
he Tod from diseased action If It the strurt,-
raj portions Ut she -ystrm. IIhe is perfectly kar-
kxs bcs,thy e>h skin bone. has the property .f
entering into combination. and di-soviag any Of the
sanic tissues when they diseased their vitality is
destroyed. Possessing these peculiar powers i the
why il is equally eicacious IN many didcr~n,
complants TV'lt acts upon scientific principles and
fixed laws ufthe Creator.
The large uumbcr "f eases ia which this Linimcnt
has roved its value. in the short tin, his hrr before
the p-op IT Virginia Is sut .ient Civ. the
ronfdeise .lia its virtues inromi,a,s' ia thu cure
Of Rh-unati-m Bruises. Strains Barns, Wrnnd- Sw.i-
!ings. Broken or Cakei Breast old Sares Pains 10
part pf the Body.
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LPGAl NOTICES.

VTlRGlNuAs--Assc court Of monshy session held
Y for the cuunry Of Campbell. on Monday, the l4th
day Of July 1852.
Fleming Saunders aud Edward WATTS, executors of
Mary Waits decd, and William Waits, and Edward
W. Haunee rs committee Of Martha Watts Prfs.
agaisa
Thomas Fox Sheriff Of Campbell county, and such
administrator Of John Murcluson decd, and Wilson
Murclusou Defts.
This day this cause % be heard on the bill,
answer Of the defendant Thomas Fox. Sheriff Of Camp
bell and as such administrator Of John Murciu and
the order Of publication made in this ut April
term of this court the year 1851 against the ab.en
defender Mt ilam Murcluson and urged by COUNSEL
and il appearing the by the affidavit Of X. H.
Glass filed in this cause that the said order Of pubca-
ton duly published for four weeks successfully in
the Lynchburg Republican. newspaper published IN
the town Of y.chburg-and the said lillian Murclnsun
having failed appear and file lis answer the bill If
the Plaintiffs lin. is taken far eonfes-cd~ her
mon the court 10th iaudge, orhe, aud decree that Ed
win r. PAGE commissioner Of ,h, court da take an
account nfthe prt soIa john Murcus1n decd
in the hand. uf Thonss Fox Sheriff aforesaid. and
ms administrator f said John Murc:usn, aud ascertain
whetherany porti ofsaid personal estaieisa cab
bs the payment Of the debts due the
Plaintiff I'D that the said commissioner u~ccrtan also
the fee simple value of the tract of Lind in the bill men
toned the irnbahlc annual rents of said nnd and
report his proceedings this ia order Tor hDal
decree A copy-Tcstr.
nAE<EA e.
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Genera! Sc,tt havc been in hxry, m ,rr,,,
his nomination the other da,.-Slondard.
lie Is prompt indeed, MIR. Organ. The British said
he wnsin hurry when he charged them a, Chippepa.
and so said the Mexicans, when he laundering up
on them ut Cfrro Goreo ami Con 'rc~os.
Its pity General Pierce had no, been more in bur
~ to answ-, that Letter Of Scott Of Richmond Take
your time. Miss Lucy."-Roleigh Rcgixer
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sTARLER,s Alternative

valuable remedy for fn,pMitses If tlc BIZ od Erysi.
pea-. B"ils. Snli-,henm, Mix Crust Rheumatism,
Bronchitis. Engsarged Tonsil- Sore Thrort Dropsy
Ulcers the legs, Swellcd Glands, Drrpugcd Liver
Oppression. Plantation of the Heart, letter. &c. SC
Prepared ~ X. ". SrABLER, Alexandria. Va.
All the above rgiaaJic preparations. ior Ny
H. STABLER 4 co.
is l--3m Lynchhu,g. va.
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M. Arfhur ltats s. Ezecntot 81 .jobn " ms d,c'G
F1@AkE NOriCE-Thai shall, the 3Oh cay Of
J. July. 1852. the dwelling hnus9 of John Everett
the rouuty If Cacll and State Of Virginia take the
dcpoetnns of snd'y witeases. to be rea c,idenrc
the trai Of the -u depending in the rrcnit Of
Bcdt.ri in the State aforesaid, wherein ,ou
plaintiff and am defendant IF from any cause the
said deposiiious -h,d be TAX en-, completed.
the day al owe named, the will be taken The dsv
following. at The place above appointed md
the iuhing thereof w be continued from day day,
Sunday excepted until .hr Whole ARE taken.
JOHN Ii. MOORMAN.
~ l--wiw Exc, utar OF Thomas johnson decd.
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" and Spieadid stock IF Dry Goods md Ready had,
Ciofhiag Al Hhoiesale.y I.-GIGGENHEIhER
q. UNTERM YER.-Respectfu inform iheif friends
and the public generally that they receiving
splendid stock of Dry Goois, suitable for the Fall and
inter season, embracing every article of Ladies and
GenitmtnS Hear Al OF which the public invited
10 call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. We
have beautiful OF Ho,s mi Caps Boots and
ShOrs, with splendid and general of Fame,
articles all of which offered unusually low prices.
Call and Us; and feel assured that yo,. will he
pleased with prices well o. Goods weare deter
nlincdto How, having purchased tnr cash.
They also receiving splendid assortment oi
Realy Made Clothing, Purchased by them 70, cash
unusually low prices. by which means they enabled
offer Inducements the public tlun any sim
liar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention of conn,r,
merchants and others thtr ITkocsolc P,iccs-b,ev
ing that they will fad il their interest ogivc them
call and examine their stock. before going farther East
The great facilities which they enjoy in purchasing their
supplies enable them with confidence, tina,
their goods will be s,iat RICHMONDPRICES
n. GUGGENHEIMER.
|. UNTERMYEH,
Oct 93-ts Granite Buildings. Cahe House.
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V tD-3m CREW DSoN 4 CRANK.


~ dy maie ttofiiig, Clothx. Testing &c. | am
receiving my Spring and SUNNI supply of Clothing,
which is large and well selected.
also continue have manufactured, mems and boy =
clothes.
also have received and keep always hand Cloths.
Cas<imers. Vestnes &c. which sell by the yard and
u chnrge for cutting.
MIR. j. DIXON continues to carry the Tailoring
business.
Terms cash, goods cheap.
Anril DIT. E LOCKWOOD
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