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ConnAEDnE lSGRAHAm.--Ihe Secretary CT the
Navy has ordered the relief tor Commander In
graham which his friends recently solicited on nc.
count of his bad health He may therefore, be en-.
pected to return to the United States not long
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FrRK.-The mill of Mr.. John OFerrar, abou,
threefourths OF mile from Bath, Va was destroy
sd by Gre Friday last. Loss about S3oO0-no
insurance
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The RAILROAD TRounLEs Ar EHIR.-On Tues
cay morning last two of the rioters at Harbor
creek were shot by someoi the persons connected
with The Erie Railroad. The greatest exciten1en,
eusued
later despatch reports that quie, has been re.
stored, and that the Sheriff has taken possession OF
pae railroad at Harbor creek, determined that mn
one shaiisnolest the track either to repair or de,
stroy. until finally sealed by legal process.
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CoHGREss.-On Wednesday no business was
transacted IN Congress. The members of both
Eouses attended the funeral of Hon. Brookinr
{. srlnhfll
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TqzR HUDSON RIVER FROZEN AT ALBANY

! laE UUE3.sN'I' IA ' t'IN FIAOHEN At ALBANY.
ALaANY, Dec. @7th-The weather Is intensely
cold Ills evening and tue Ice in the river will be
strong enough in the morning 10 bear ,ean,s ia
Srsasx-g
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u. g. SrooKs.-sincc the Bird inst, the Secretary
Of the Treasury has redeemed about 81 800 900 Of
We Stocks
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TOBACCO
BY n. B. & G. B. HILL. Auctioneer.-

BY n. B. & c. B. HILL. Auctioneers
A NEGROES.-In pursuance of decree
n entered in the suit of Parkinson and others, ss
Waddeps administrator and others, in the Circuit
Court for the county OF Henrico shall ss commits
sioner name 10 said decree, sell the auction house
of N b. G. B. Hill, in the city of Richmond en- the
9Th day Of January le54 ut 10 O'clock tue highest
bidder, for cash. four likely young NEGROES, viz:
Henry, Rhods, Elizabeth and Sarah.
de 31-6s FRANCIS T. ISBELL, Cenl'r.
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A STONISHlNG, MOST ASTONISH-
1AIN0 CURES, made by LEONAKD'S INSTANT
RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE FOR COUGHS.
COLDS, ASTHMA, H0ARSENESS, &c.-LEO-
NARDs INSTANT RELIEF ia the best Medicine
ever used for those suffering from the above COM
plants. Consumptive persons who have tried it,
have found great relief from it Hundreds that have
rsed il, pronounce 1t the greatest Medicine of the
age. II is a pleasant Medicine, equally sale for the
infant the adult.
To be haG in p and so cent bottles of
THOMAS LEONARD co,
- Broad street,
de 7-ts Corner of Broad and 9TH Rcbrond
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4 AhpEnI ) LOTTERY OFFICE. No,
u 8 NORTH CALVERT SrpInEm mr.

4 AAlpLnI > LOTTERY OFFICE, No.
IL NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI
MORE. OPPOSITE BARNUh,S HOTEL-The
purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
OF Virginia being now in violation of law aud at
tended with heavy penalty conviction, the sub
scrber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
friends and others may feel disposed purchase
Having been resident OF RichIeond for upwards of
throughout the State he deems almost unnecessary
to give any further that all busness confd-
ed to hun will be promptly ard properly attended to.
TT Packages, single tickets and shares, In all the
Mafylan Lotteries, for sale.
~ The printed official drawings sent corTespon.
dents By the first mail.
EEs-Plizes cashod al sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
no Gifts Ral,j,nore Ma +
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BY ALEX. NOTE i co

CLOTHING SALE-On FRInAy
~ MORNING, tue 3cfh instant. Commerce. :, "a
ocock we will sell az public auction, 100 p;sess Of
psuaepie resdy-nnde CLOTHING. cansisfinr Of
rsI Coafs black and blue Dress aud FYock f.eats.
ciosb ~ Eeivet aud cashmere vests casssrere srl
r. SSs--5oo yards CARPETING.
a ne 80 ~ ace Is invited to attend
ae - ALEX NflTnr 4 ca
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NOIICE.-m pursuance Of decree OF
~ the, Circuit Court Of Spottsyivauia pronounced
on the 18th day of October. 1856, the Undersigned
Commissioners therein named, will expose at public
auction, before the front door of the United States
Hotel. in the town OF Fredericksburg, on SATIR-
DAY. the 3ist day of the present month, ELEVEN
LIKELY .AE0ROES consisting CT Men, Women
aud Children-aInons them Is sad TO be good Cook.
Terms cash. EUSTACE CONWAY,
GEORGE L. BRENT,
d. 24-3t< cn,arnis.iona-x
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

HOUSES AND LOTS IN MADDOX-
II Il VILE AND WHEREABOUTS, AT AUG
TION.-On SATURDAY, Slst December at 81 oclk
several HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, together
with tw o lots with FRAMED TENEMENTS there
on, and immediately thereafter, will be sold, near
the above, two small BRICK TENEMENTS. with
several unimproved lots
Terms at sale. JAS NJ TAYLOR,
de Solids Auct
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Il miss LYF0RD, having recently arrived in
this city, from Baltimore is DESTROYS II forming
ch.ss OF pupils in MUSIC and FRENCH. She is
aware that the time usually chosen by parents and
gaardsns for selecting the instructors their augh-
tiers and wards past but she does intend to
teach the English branches, she believes that her adj
vertisement viii not he considered out of place
Ass L. desires to call especial attention 70 her plan
o. teaching French. instruction in the language is
given III manner that enables the scholar TO COM
rence conversation in il almost imrne diately and
thss TO acquire perfect knowledge of it with great
facility 1t has been the of Miss L. to cause
her pupils TO be gin conversation as soon as rbey se
qa!re the rudiments OF the language: consequently
they do not labor under iiae disadvantage enced
in many schools of being unable speak it or to u.
derstand il when spoken; though perhaps perfectly
able 70 read ana write it. Miss L. commenced thu,
stady Of the French in earlyc hdhood continued il
under native teachers and completed it in dist;n-
gsRshed foreign family, that OF the sister-inlsw of
Don Calderon de la Barcs, late Minister from Spain
70 the United States.
Music, Vocal and nstrulne uta is tau hit according
to the plan pursued by the est eulen, Professors
OF Baltimore AS the attention of Miss Jrford b,s
been particularly directed to the study OF Music ana
French, and as she has had experience and success In
iesehlns these branches OF polite education, se
hopes that she may be deemed worthy of ths eonti-
desee % discerning public
Besides the names appended, which are ali II is
thoaght necessary to publish from extensive list
MISS refers TO the parents Of her scholars in Essex
hlng William, hngsnd Queen and Gloucester couu.
teA: IN the two last named she has been teaching
the above branches in conjunction with the Euelis
Tor the last three wears.
II is the wish OF Miss Lyford to commence hey
course OF distraction early in tae month of January
1904 All who DESTROYS ofs-Ei:erins the elaFsss
viii therefore make immediate application whea
her terms will be made known
REFERENCES.
Mile. LINN LAlGNOU&, Baltimore, Md
- AIMEE ROGET,
Mr. ASHUR CLARKE,
Proc ]. F. PETRI
!" JOS. GEGAN, Conductor of the Cathedral
Choir Baltimore
In this city, Miss Lytord considers IL sufficient 70
s,Se az reference the name of the Rev MOSES D.
AnnIw AZ .ha ras;5sr.a,s,h \.
Marsbak street; between 4th aud 9Th n.srly onnosjf
81 Janies tEpiscopal) Church oe' ias.ims
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A MOIETY OF AN UNIMPROVED
N LOT ON VALLEY Or 17rE STREET AT
AUCTION On FRIDAY, the 9th January. at 81
O'Clock, T. NJ. viii be Sold at the risk and costs OF
former purchaser, who has failed TO comply with
the terms of sale noiety of lot of 40 feet
front Valley street, and extending back halfsere
depth.
Terms at sale. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR
de Solids Auct
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MIGHT sAIFs-THIs FyENIN71.

tn -. sodI4Ec.--I HIS ENENI N(T
- GO 1lhie neIns ft O'clock we win resume our
sq sne continue them throughout the ses.
$3.50 ~ e wah he offered from the shelves
eo a s9n dsSe Uutery OF every descrpion britannia
Also, fine assortment of Cloths caasinar.. Vs..
,nss, Aluslins, Alpecas Silk and Cotton pecias ~
T HEAD Hsndkerehiefs, Craxats, Ish Limeps Linen
Shswls, &c. j. "a ee'o's'
Also CLOCKS of every style and pattern
Englsh Cold and Silver Lever WATCHES
Do do Cylinder do
Also, tine stock of double-barrei Guns, PISTOL.
Bowie Knives, &c o'%
Country merchants and the trade are invited To
fend our sales as they will find large variety and
hrst.rate quality.
Sale commences every night az Z o'clock
ne us A. MOTT l. CO. Ancfk
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
BY RICHARD CAUPHORN.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF GROCERIES,

SALE OF GROCERIES,
Il FIXTURES, GRAIN, HAY. &c, TWO FINE
HORSES, WAGONS &c, AT AUCTION BY vir-
tse OF deeu Of trust, executed by A. ID. Tinslev to
me, bearing date the oath day ofDecember, 1858,
and recorded in the Clerks Office of the Court of
Hastings. for the city OF Richmond. shall as trus-
tee, on MONDAY. the 9Th day of January, 1851 sell
at public auction, the stock of Groceries, Grain Hay,
Oats. Feed, Fixtures and Furniture In the store and
lumber houses of said Tinsley. Broad street,
between I'd and Sd Also, two fine horses. Car
ryan Wagon, the srexpired lease of said store and
one OF said lumber house ending LIST day of August
1874, aud the timber Of the other said lumber house
aEgMs-Gash for all sums under $50 aad credit
ofse days for all of $50, ard upwards the pur
chaser giving his notes with good endorser.
Sale 10 commence az 10 o'clock, A. NJ and TO be
conducted by X. CAUTHcRN.
de 20 JNO. q WILLIAM Trustee
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FUTURE D4T5
BY 6oDbIN { APFERE0N-


40 OF MULES. HORSES, OXEN.
a., me 9th Of Jan, 1884, at Ii oeIoel rs
mons o MI Nile. Daya about es asav 81 To-
Horses one psi, 81 road several fns Muies
eotiahie :, noaths credit for approved endorsed
,s ., SIT IT. eoDDrs4 arprnsOs. A,s,. :
nppoTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
LUMBER. IeP PAIE, TOBACCO FIXTURES.
ted 10 ths sh.bS virtue OF deed of trust essrr
r. n n chsn, bhsef BY Messrs John MI ShennsIS
ls;h Deesmbs1, ISL sas aud Joseph Mo.b5 dated
Hastings Court shall II exrrs;e,, 70 sae richmond
20 sell at public suctioa nn, ~ me ssd trust
tnated ON llih between Main M ny them 81
SUNDAY, the 9th January isss 49, s.lest,sl on
estate s. me olow,ns Valuable real aud persona
between Main and Cary streets frars; IN street.
feet running back about $50 feet; alan ali ,S
ana in,piements of every kind. used by tier - ales
nufscturing tobacco consisting of 40 IoT ma,
box screws aud presses hatening mills for ua
aad sheetIng, box boards, sinkers, blocks and @
sines boilers for lcorice, and fayorng, ste prAs
IRON levers, furnaces, tobacco chests and trssts -
role re- tobacco sticks, Visiting benches knives IN
~ Ell me tobacco now in said factory, CONSISTING
OF anutaefured tobacco snd unnaanufactured spn
king tobacco, scraps and tobacco stems
nd on the following day viz: the 10Th January.
isi at the lot corner of Msrshall and Third streets
commencing at O'Clock will he sold all The Lurn-
Der, Carpenters Tools Empty Boxes. Cases &c
The terms for the real and personal estate vii he
A1U1C hupHn Ut tne ili1le OF sale.
w. GODDTN, Trustee
Sale conducted by GopDIN AFpsRsox, Aucts
P. S.-SALE OF SLAyEs.-Immedia.elv ,fssr
the sale of the above Factory and Fixtures Inv yir
tue of deed of trust from Mr. E. H. CharnberIayne
and wife to us as trustees viii be sold the follow
chiidren and one-fourth interest in the following
slaves viz: Claiborne, Marthe Ann, and her two
children.
Terms cash. w. G0DDIN,
J. L. APPERSON.
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BY KENT, PAINE & KENf.

i AMAGED DRY GOODS AT AUG
- TI0E.-0n FRIDAY. The .satI ina co,s.,.s
Si1S - ~ ocioek, A. H. the store OF Nsssrs Cor
reservs sb No y Main street will sell without
bv r., sas entire stock of DRY GOODS. damaged
Terms made known at sale. -sA s''s'
80. KENT. PAINE KENT.
- Aucticneers
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/ OOK OUT FOR THE RED COAT.
IL e is 20 your interest 10 do So and why beesuse
it is sign 70 show yen where the cheapest clothing
can be bought. Ysu have emily TO walk in the store.
and sa-e that you will not leave without being
satisfied OF the fact the has far I'd ysaced,
greater Inducements than ever viii be offered. SO,
III ycn want any thing il the way OF CLOTHING, or
Gents Furnishing goods, call on A. LEVY, " hcie-
sale and Retail dealer and rnanuiaGturrroi READY
MADE CLOTHING. No 80 Main street, opposite u
I'll otet 81 of The Cd ra.f de
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KA-I
NAWHA CO., Richmond, Dec. 81 1853.
pROPOSALS-Sea Proposals for sup.
H. plying the year hands on the Canal with Ra,ons
aud Clothing for the ensuing year will be received
~ this office until o'clock p NJ on the Cd January
next. For further information enquire at this Office
de 2s-5t WIN. r. MtNFORD, Sec'y.
| WISH tie hire for the ensuing year, o
n FEMALE COOK, without incumbrance.
HANCOCK LEE,
Grace street, between 5th and 9TH.
Do 7p--5fI1f@1
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THIS DAY
eBY JANIS Il. T1YI15R

"a LOTION SALE-UF HEIFERS
siLs; AT ROSE MEATH FARM = a s1 , a1r-
Win the REV Of redpcins,his stock 81 Csffje
s -, va, sell e snetsou on FRIDAY ooh Dec~m.
= II Z. npse Seath Farm mile west pf the cfy
= u o'etnek, A. NJ skout 70 head 81 Hogs 4
,aoS m.as0s, HEIFERs H. sevsrai ~ wklcf
Ho-p ssla.as = the state Fasr,s Whess-fhrrsher
sis Sale positive and without Re ssr~e. 81
JAMES NJ. TAYL1R. Auet
IkkMs--Four months credit for surr. rvsr ~
~. approved notes; under that amount cssh 80
a.S19A PAR o. superior match HORSES four
Is , ZIG, wen broke and perfectly sound: scld for
de 20 LEWIS n rzrSsu.v,
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RIO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION

de 2-lhwIw
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Read, Ponder, and be Wise.

The Golden Opportunity for securing Premium
DdgUere0typeS.
Y O the La lies and Gentlemen Of Worcester and
vicinity The HATHAWAY BROTHER would
call your attention to the Union flock Danguerrt an
Gallery, the Store of Mr. h. d Goddard, where at
all times may be found good assortment al Daguer-
Stock Lockets. &c.
n. B We do not hold cut fifty cent inducement
for Types, and thus make advertising medium
To win customers, but would have it ndersiood that
we make il our highest dim 10 please all by giving
superior style OF Pictures, ana at fair Wing prices
aides and Gentlemen can you be own judges of
Daguerrean Pictures if so, decide Tor true merit and
good judgment will show that The cheapest is not al
ways the best Look at this and decide for yourselves.
We promise you good Types and no mista e.
of
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Teachers Institute.

A ARRANGEMENTS have been made for holding
n Teachers Institute in the town of Mllbury, IN
the County OF Worces er 20 commence ON MONDAY,
the l7th Of October, at 10 o'cnck A NJ. and to CON
tinue until the afternoon of Saturday of the same
week.
All appi ants must present themselves punctualIy at
the time specified for the meeting The institute is de-
signed Tor Hose who ,chcis in Public SCHOOL, in
Massachusetts, or Who have reasonable prospect of
becoming 81 II Wilma year from the tine when such
Institute snail be held. BARNAS SEARS
Secretary of the Board Of Education.
Boston, Sept. l, 1853
@- Arrangements viii be made enterti.in fee Of
expense all those from abroad in attendance upon the
Institute. is hoped that de favorable season Of the
year the ease ih Which Mi'bury reached from all
directions lay Railroad sld the growing interest in
Teachers Institutes, viii secure uil at enhance
A. ?. : ONE COMMITTEE
I.GRlGGS, of
Millbury, Oct g. 1853. deodtOI7is
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Custosal-Made Clothir.g.
Also. ReadY-Made Clothing.
OF every desc ipiIon,

OF every desc ipon,
as usual, consisting of over Cents Froos Dress and
Sack Goats. Pants ami Vests and every variety Of
Furnishing Goo $.
Remember the place, 27I Main ST. Pip.r block, Wor-
cesieF, Mass, sign d the Full Dressed Man,
s2i dawtf
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SherT's Sale

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
"VhctsTtR, IS October 9, 1853
- ment IN favor of ALVIN WAITE. e. ALIEN
CHADsEH, and WILLIAM ] BAKER. MI of Wor-
ces!er, IN the County of Worcester partners doing
20, against Hiram Kimball Of said Worcester, Ma
Cuhlst' nelore John A. Daua E. quue one Of the Jus
uces oil the Peace within for orr County aforesaid
on the second day OF July last past
have tah en- all The right in equity that he raid
Hiram kimball now has to redeem certain mortgased
Ieai Estate, laying in said WOtcester and the same
una. Is Described in mortgage deed thereof from he
sad hlram klmbal TO Iose Nourse RI corded in the
registry OF Deeds, for said County, Book 1877 Page
80, and on SATURDAY, the 26th day OF November
next, at two O'Clock in the afternoon at my Office in
SAD City OF Worcester, mo. Worcester Bank Bock0
shal offer for sale. to the highest bidder, at Public
auction he aforesaid right IN equity of redemption to
OIU neM3W DAY, y. Sheriff
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GREAT BARG AIMS
DAMAGED Ely WAFER!
To Ladies Wishing to Buy a
BLACK SILK.
New Raw Sill 4 (asIlmere PIaids.

{ AIDES will fnd most beautiful assortment CASH
IL mere and silk PLAiDS, in all grades by calling on
the sub 'rriber Prices from SO els. to 81 per v.rd.
o6 eco. p. BRYANT.
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AUCTIONS.
Last Sale of Peal Estate In BossonYiIle,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

ON MONDAY next, Oe'. 10, 1883 Ut / O'Clock, r.
a. Last chance to get Homestead cheap, sui =
10 given you, which may be worth 500, by bu ID
ing house worth $50 in wear. Only 81 Lots Re
main
The subscriber takes this opportun " to inform his
fri nds that the LAST CHANCE 10 get Lots cheap,and
every other lot for nothing il house is built on tie lot
purch ised within year, will be onda next, Oct
10, 1883, at O'Clock, p. Nj. the premisSs in
orler that every may have chance this time. he
mas made arrangements to Garry all ir rORi Boston
anu W orcsster, 10 the Auction, and back
Cars Ygll stunt ircm the Boston ana Worcester Rail
road Depot at O'clock and Spectral Ira II ON WOr
cesior, at i2a O'clock
Besides the 81 lots he sold there will be offered
at CLOCK, valuable House and Barn. together with
about ihre quarter of OF Land ell cultivated,
with tiardrn, Fruit Trees 4 ana sumo of The most
befWitu ornamental and oaks in front of the
hOu and garden that ever we've Sect ID is situated on
Washington street and the Worcester Raiiioad, adj
d capitalist
Remember, The last Chan 10 buy Budl = Lots in
D. stoViIle, and have i" given u you If build
within year, will be ON Monday, o toher TO- 1853
Bememher the Gars atari IRON the Boston and Nor.
ceste Il ilrnai Depot at one url'ck Free TcAets at
} A. ers flee, No STATE ST eet.
Reisr" h,r il IS Luidpgs are put up in Bostunvie
william ar, eVrrS iurchestL via ahiiled lac
adj ihilg lot without pa>Ins thea e0r of which
Orih more Than 500
Remember. hat d. Aver gives y acres for Meet
ing House Lot Seminary C., if Buildings erected
within ears. Aiso about one acre adjoining lor
1 Ommun.
Remember that D. Ter gives about one acre for
another Common Also, about 10 Oh square feet for
shne Factory. 60xf0 stories high, To the first per
son that huis said Factory within year. Also, thee
Lots for Engine Houses, another lot for O. mnon
and School House, AVID 100 Lots, II 100 Dwelling
Houses are hp ia Bostonvile wtan ear, and TO
any person who lids house o ia $500 The Lot
purchased, has the adjoining Lot as gift Which may
be worth S500 mere. If $50 buuiI IS erecte in
Bostonvle within ear, the 100 Building OTIS be
gwen away may prove greater 0Onatlon than
made in Massachusetts.
The Plan is recorded in the Norfolk Registry of
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pIesseng gers Notice.

WorceSteriSs. Sept. 80 1883
CHARLES BRIMBLECoM Esquire, Commissioner
~ OF Insolvency. within and for the County of Wor-
ceser as this day issued against the Estate If
WILLIAM II. ROBINSON of Barre in said County,
Geoman, M insovel debtor and the payment of any
debts OF the delivery OF any property belonging said
s"veni debtor 10 him, or for his use and the transfer
OF any property by him, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said insOvent
debtor will be held at Court OF insolvency. the Of
nee OF said Commissioner in Barre, in said county,
on the 24lh day OF October next 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon for the proof OF debts and he choice of an
assignee, or assgnees of said Estate.
j. DAY, Dep. Sheriff,
o3 deM3w Messongar
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MORTIMORE'S
Rheumatic Comnound.

WIS truly celebrated remedial preparation, ef1ca
- cious alike Tor each and every description Of Rheu
matte Complaints is already too well known and es-
teeme throughout the United States, 10 REQUIRE anv
lengthy notice of its paramount virtues. 1T ERADI
GATES this heretofore ncurable and distressing dis
ease from the system, and unrvaled in the Phar
macy of Medicine.
we do not propose to make unqualified statements
or Jorce n0strum befre the public but simply to
Cequest those most Interested
SUFFERERS HE.MSEL YES.
to procure from the AGENT in their vicinity circular
and not only read the testimony of those who have ex
perienced its invaluable curative powers but TO write to
or call upon, the convaescents SO that the statements
may emanale from the FOUNTAIN HEAD-a course
which will satisfy The most increduous and one by
which the reputation Of the REMEDY is certain ofbeng
sustained. Write also the propretors who will ae-
cord every information and furnish names of undoubed
character from every section of the Union numbering
among them of the most eminent PHYSICIANS
Clergymen, Editors and prominent citizens rendering
the reliability and efficacy of the remedy beyond the
70 lch Of doubt or dstrust
MORTT1fORES
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,
Is Vegetable Extract, Internal Remedy prepared
expressly for this One Disease and this il will cure in
every form, either infammatory {Acue) or Chronic no
matter OF how long standing.
Sold by G. ). q A. Howe, NJ B. Green D. Scott
h. T. Lazell, Worcester; B. X. Bliss and Haven
Springfield.
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Elegant Country Residence.
~ LEICESTER, MASS,
FOR SAL AT AUCTION!

IL The wel-kuown, and desirable Place, in he
tnd beautiful village Of Leicester formerly occupied
by Col, JOSEPH D. SARGENT deceased, will
be offered for Sale nj Auction
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-10
NOTICES. &c.

Worcester Co. Mechanics Association
TANHE Regular Quarterly Meeting of the Association
4 will be held in the City Han, on TUESDAY, Eve
ming next Oct llth 7 O'Clock 10 act on any husi-
ness that may come before the Meeting
OS d3t SAMUEL SMITH Sec'y