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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20
SBERIFF'S SALE.
C0MMNNW EALrH OE MASSAC HITSE FITS


WORCESTER IS; March 18th 1855.
By virtue of Execution which issued on Judge
ment in favor Of enjamn Woodard of Worcester in said
County, Carpenter, against James Murphy of said Wor-
cester, aborer, the March Term ofthe Court Comm IN
Pleas for the County Of Worcester, A. D., 1885, have
taken all the right in Equity, that the said James MUIR
phey had on the Thirtyfrst day Of July D. 1855 the
day the same attached process or has
to redeem the following described tracts parcels of
morgaged real estate situate in said Worcester wit
LIST, certain lot of land situated in the East side of
Hbernia street, in said Worcester and the that is
described in mortgage deed from the said James Muir
ply to Isaac Davis, recorded in the Registry of Deeds
for Worcester County, Book 522 Page 100.
ID certain lot of land, situated on the West side of
Hbernia street in said Worcester, and the that
described in mortgage deed from the said James MUIR
ply Isaac Davis recorded in the Registry of D eds
for Worcester County, Book 527 Page 4St
3D. certain lot Of laaa, situated the Southerly
side Of Taylor street. in said Worcester and the same
that described in mortgage deed from the said James
Murphy TO Be iamin Wadiw0rth, recorded in the Reg
sty of Deeds for Worcester County, Book $40 Page 1874
Attn. ceatain lot Of land, situated South side
of New Pine street. in said Worcester and the same that
is described in mort age deed thereof, from Jere
miah Quirk to George w Rugg recorded ia the Registry
Of Deeds for Worcester County, Book 549 Page BAT.
And, Saturday, the twenty sixth day of April next
at two O'Clock in the afternoon my Office in said Wor-
cester, (No Worcester Bank Bock,) shall offer for
sale by public auction to the highest bidder said right in
equity OF redemption to the several and separate
land Aforesaid J DAY, Dep. Sheriff.
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Notifies.

2. ssssg- WORCESTER s. NASHUA
sssss - RAILROAD COMPANY A d journe ed
Meeting.-An adjourned Meeting Of this Company will
be held in BRINLEY HALL in the City of Worcester,
THURSDAY the 10th instant at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon hear the Report of the Investigating Committee,
and elect Board Of Directors for the ensuing year
T. w. HAMMOND, Clerk
Worcester March IS 1856 d3t
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1i2 Main Street,

Opposite the Bay State House, Worcester,
Where may be found the largest and best assortment Of
GERMAN AND FRENCH FANCY GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY, LACES,
&C., that have ever been offered in Worcester.
Theii stock embraces Muslin and Cambria Collars.
from 12t $50. French Collars and Sleeves Mus
Malta Collars and Sleeves to match from SO to $40 En-
broideIed HanOkerchiefs from 40 cents to SIS Black
English aud French Lace Wells besides thousandsof 9TH
er articles too to mention which viii be dispos-
ed of at prices which cannot fail to suit purchasers
Ladies, give a I'll befor purchasing elsewhere and
satisfy yourselves in regard to the rah the above
statements. WAXMAN & HANS
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RB L. RlBBARD'S CELEBRATED WILD
80. CHERRY BITTERSl

For Nervous Weakness and General DebiliiY,
This preparation Of Wild Cherry is an Invaluable pan
aeea, in cases Of Cholera Morbus, Cholera Cramps
spasms, Dyspepsia, Coughs, Colds Faintness Loss Of
Bowels and excellent for children in case of Worms or
Teething Read the following.
Mr.. r. T. HIDBARD-sir: I wish to inform You what
relief my child has received from your WILD CHERRY
BIlTERs lie has been troubled with Worms these
three years. have tried several Worm Lozenges and
Worm Syrups, and found relief. was recommended
n get bottle Of your Bters for my mother She gave
my child some, unknown to me. The first l knew he
threw worm from his stomach about the size Of a darn.
ing needle Weconnued TO give him the Bttels and he
passed several making twelve. He was very sick
Mt the time, but Is right smart again. I think IL
the best medicine ever used for Yours with
respect, SARAH JANE HARmsoE
81 Stanton Street, NV.
Prepared and sold by HUBBARD & OSBORNE No. so
Nassau Street, New York.
For sale by JOHN Q. HILL, Sole Agent, No. 229 Main
street Worcester Mass. dly mchll
6tHARLES NJ. DUPUY & co., LAND
" AGENTS, uorner Of Michigan Avenue and South
Water Streets, CHICAGO ILLINOIS.
The undersigned will transact general Real Estate
business IN ILLINOIS, IOWA, and adjoining states,
Particular attention given 10 the purchase and sale of
Farms, Uaimproged Lands and To,on Lots.
Extensive local connections and other facilities are
fOrnei cquang those Of any Western Louise for ocatnq
warrants, examining lands furnishing maps and descrip.
tons, payment of taxes, sc.
Owners Of western lands residing al the east will and
ket. '
Property offered for sale wi for small sum be entered
IN our Catalogue and circulated gratis throughout the
oaptalsts will find favorable opportunities for invest
ing in rapidly improving western property.
The best Of references given.
CHARLES M. DUptY
Late Lanu Agent OF the Illinois Central r. II. Co.
,s a., DAVID s. OGDEN,
mohl' uom Late Of New York.
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From thespy.
A REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF DIR. FOOTE'S
SKILL.

WORCESTER, March II, 1856.
Messrs. Editors Dear Srs,-As just tribute to
the medical skill OF Dr. B. Foote, and for the benefit
consumpves whose been pronounced ncurabe
by resident physicians you will confer favor on me and
perhaps in many despairing invalds by giving publicity
to brief statement of the remarkable effects his
ment on my wife, For six months my wife had been
sufferer with various ills, such pleurisy erysipeas
&C. until early in October, 1885, when she attacked
with lung fever, ard brought low be considered
by both her attending physician and friends beyond the
reach of medical skill. Confined to her bed and racked
with pan she fingered along until the latter part of Nov
ember, when of DR.. Foote'S circulars thrown in
our door. "Who knows" whispered my wife. half in
earnest and half in Jest Shut he might help me p? She
given by her physician (whJ, by the way is con-
sidered Of the best in city and IT not strange
that she should fla herfelG with such hope Through
her solicitations and because had any idea that anv
her disease Liver and Lung Consumption and though APP.
pareny in the last stages of that disease (she having
chs and hectic fevers regularly day. he gave her
encouragement that lie could restore her again COM
Portable degree of health For her qualification, allowed
hin prescribe for her and give her electrical appca-
tions. Immediately there marked change in her
symptoms; the chs and feYers left her size enabled
to rest her right side something she had not done
for nearly two months the pain her right side
removed and her Responding spirits aroused
full hope of recovery. it unnecessary for
her progress, from week to week. to the present time.
Suffice it to say she is able to be about the House.
up and down stairs, and superintend her domestic affairs
and we have every reasonto hope that by pursuing for
few weeks longer the treatment which has restored
her, she may again enjoy very comfortable health We
feel ourselves under deep obligations Dr. Foote for
what be has done in family and glad have
an opportunity to express confidence in his skill and
to advise those who afflicted with disease call upon
him, at the Bay State House, where he now stopping
for short time. Yours respectfully,
L SIMONS,
moh1S d5t No. "a Portland Street.
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FT5&EA FL0UR.-5O bbs J. Williams.
fes=zsE9i 100 half bbs do.
s2sss 1O0 bbs. double extra.
200 bbls. extra
100 bbls fancy.
Quality warranted to suit, and for sale lowest market
prices, by L. 81 J. SUTTON,
mchl9 DIV 5 Mechanic st.
4 - 4 Donate AMMONIA.-SO JARS Ca
-" 'e Ammonia, just received, and for sale by
y a uApPVNGTON & co.
NJ
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Cost on0 Goun0.

4 OST.-0n Sunday, March 16, a Gold shawl Pin.
suitable reward will be paid by leaving at the Spy
olnce. INCH d3ta
Z oSF- On Saturday, 18th instant, = small leather
- POCKET BOOK, containing about thirty dollars
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same
with b. A. MCZZY. at No. IA Main street. d6t*mch1S
B OST-In this city, two or three DAYS Stree, a
~ BUNCH OF KEYS. The finder shall be suitably
rewarded by leaving them at this Office. DIFF mch13
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GROSS & STRAUSS.
BOYS-BOYS-BOYS.

We invite your especial attention to stock Of
FANCY CAssIMEREs aud DOESKINs,
PLAID VALENCTAs and MER1No CAssIMEREs.
PLAID ERMINETrs and CkNToNETTs
NANKEENETS and PLAIN NANKEENs
PLAID MERINos, PRINTED vELvETs,
LINEN DRILLTNGs, Plain and Plaided,
And other styles of suitable Goods for
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
We shall add to the above stock (rom week to week.
every desirable article the market affords, suitable for
Boys wear.
We shall give this departm especial attention and
every boy from eight II years of age should give
stock an examination before purchasing.
Bib ARDON & co.
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fa FARM All AULTIoN IN SOUTH
E!,. BOkO-Ihe subscriber being about to leave to vn
VIII sl his Farm at Public Auction on the preui.
ses, without reserve, to the highest bidder on Satur.
day, the 18th instant, at II O'Clock A. NJ
ia Form is pleasantly situated on a beautiful hin
about mile distant from the Newton Station on the Az
Branch r. r. IL insists Of about So acres OF excellent
land, weldvided into Moving Pasturage, and Tilage
with good supply of Wood. 1t has thereon some 400
thrifty Tees of various kinds Of choice u and well
supplied with excellent water The buildings cunsist Of
convent mt and comfortable Dwelling House. Barn. with
cellar under the sa ne and other buildings well arranged
tor la ming purposes. There some 100 Ok loads of
manure on the premises, most Of which has been drawn
into the fields.
The above mentioned buildings, and about 40 acres Of
the land, will be sold together Immediately after which
will be sold The remaining lard
Conditions q sale liberal, aud may be asc-rtained by
inquirng Of Dexter Newton at the Fayve Station on
said Railroad, or Of the subscriber on the premises
SAMUEL D. STOWE.
CURTIS NEWp0S, Auctqneer.
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Of Gle Illinois Central Railroad Com
VNCONOMY, COMFORT, & HEALTH.
~ would now call theattention Of the public to

It new and invaluable article for family uses ina
ney superior 70 any spring Red heretofore presented to
the public 1t can, Ia few minutes be readily appsd
10 almost all kinds Of bedsteads either new or old now
In use In point Of economy 1t exces as no under-bed
Is required ana famleaf Husks, or Straw, this bot
tom Is easy feathers hair or WOOL and much more
healthy than any animal subetanc0 An who have tried
IL, pronounce the cheapest easiest and best BED in the
market The inventor warrants them TO last for genera
tons, without losing their elasticity or in any way Tet
ting out Of order.
For sale BY J, L. HOOD his Furniture and Crockery
We t'nms- wv mHin STREET. dim mch18
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ERR. HOOPER'S RHEUMATIC LINZ
NJ INTENT has been Acknowledged by thousands TO be
The best and surest or known for Rheu.
matism. Cramps Coles, Pains in the Back Sides or
Limbs, Sweled or Stiff Joints Contracted Cords sprans
Burns, Sores or Pains emanating from Cuts Con usions
determinations This Liniment is the result Of long
md faithful study of of she eminent Physicians
Of England, Who after testing thoroughly its wonderful
medicinal virtues gave his receipt for the benefit of su
ferng humanity. The following are a few Of the many
certificates in ssession of the proprietor
Mr.. John Ford: Dear Sir: This is to certify that
have been confined my chamber and bed with Rheuma
tsm, for nearly ten mOnths my limbs at times have been
very painful and sg0en L induced to try your
"Dr. HoQpers Linment y and my nstonishment in a
very short time entirely restored to health
Mss PARKER, 10 Tieston st.
Mr.. John q. Ford. Dear Sir: have been aboring un-
Ter very attack of Rheumatism for oFer mcntbs
but by the Of your "Dr. Ho0pers Rheumatic Linz.
ment,' now have my usual health.
STEPHEN BUEK, Portland, Me.
Capt. skimmings who resides the corner OF Hano.
and Gross Streets, was cured of Stiff Neck, by very
few applications.
Mr. John Ford: Dear Sir: Permit me to bear test.
mony to the wonderful efficacy Of "Dr. Hooper's Rheu-
matte Linment." On my last voyage from China was
confined TO my berth for five months with severe at
lack of Rheumatism, and when arrived in port was
obliged to be carried to my hote but after using this
Eminent ten days was entirely cured. H. JRsN1soN.
Manufactured by JOHN L. FORD, 1903 Hanover st.
Boston, to whom all orders must be addressed Price SO
cents and 81 daw1y t28
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Office No. Pearl Street, Worcester.
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MESSENGER'S NOTICE,

ESSENUAIN7o NVITOEs
Worcester, SIS. March IS, 1856.
4 UCIEN @. BoYNT0N, Esquire, Commissioner of In
solvency in and for the County of Worcester has
this day issued warrant against the Estate of AN
DERSON B. ALBEE of Milford, in said County of Wor-
ceser, Bootmaker, Insolven Debtors and the payment
OF any debts and the delivery of any property, belong
ing to the said Insolvent Debtor to him, his use
and the transfer of any property by him. forbidden
by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors Of the said insolvent
debtor will be held at Court of Insolvency, the Office
Of said Commissioner in Uxbrdge in sail County, on the
thirty first day Of March instant at of the
the afternoon, for the proof of debts the choice of
an assignee or assignees
SCOTT sEAGRAvE, Deputy Sheriff,
mchl9 DIT Messenger.
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TIE WORCEsTER CORN

.Nlfa THE WUMCESIE R CUk Ell
vi 52y BAND organized Monday night, by
IL the choice of 4. G. BANCROFT, Clerk, W. L.
ES@ HOBBS, Leader, and N. p. GODDARD. Director.
All orders promptly attended to. mchI9 diff
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WESTERN LAND AGENCY.-Persons
real estate invited to call at the Office Of the subscrb
err VIII they win be able gain much information re-
atve to the Western country and post themselves IN be
fore starting, thus saving both time and money
Maps Of the Western States showing the lands offered
for sale by large land companies and lists Of large share
ofands offered throughout the West, PRAIRIE timber i'm
proved and unimproved lands with full descriptions prices
and terms OF payment Specimens of the
SOIL, Cereal Productions, Coal,
and other minerals from many different localities may al
SO be SEEM and thus the emgrant be able to gain much
valuable Information from the mass Of collected matter
From knowledge OF the West, gained by five years
residence and close observation the subscriber feels con-
ndent to give much judcious advice and will
be happy to do GRATIS and furnish letters of introduce
ton 70 correspondents in all parts ofthe West Maps Of
Illinois, showing the
Lands of The Illinois Central Railroad Com
pGny.
aud descriptions and full particulars relating 20 them.
TO very favorable Inducements are held out
by large land inter ess the full particulars Of which may
be Learned from the subscriber and negotiations entered
upon
The extensive connection with Western land agencies
enables the subscriber to place great facilities Tor purchas
ing IN the way Of ALL Persons having property in the
West can gain reliable information with regard to titles
investigated taxed paid and effected application
Goyernment lands located on shares COMMISSIONS
Auleters Of inquiry, enclosing postage stamp, full aud
promptly answered. This the only Office in the Eastern
States where information can be obtained In relation to
the Western country. w. II. YOUNG.
No. "a Union Building, Sta street, Boston,
mch II daw3m
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Toys and FANCY GOODS by the case, wen assorted
in each case from $40 s125 per case Agents for San
derson & Lanergan's celebrated Fireworks.
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MPORTASF NOTICE TO THE
IL CITIZENS OF WORCESTER.

s IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE
CITIZENS OF WORCESTER
A "MechamIcs' Protective Union Shoe
Store"
Has been recently opened at 143 Main Street. directly
opposite the five cent Savings Bank, where all persons
who wish to buy for Cash, at lower prices than have
been attempted in this city, respectfully invited call.
The terms are Cash, and Only One Price, and
every article marked in plain figures.
The Company will endeavor to keep at all times full
assortment of all the articles kept in other of the
kind. They believe that call will satisfy any
where they bestuw portion Of their patronage
to the best advantage. dot mchl5
NOTICE The subscriber having relinquished his
~ professional business in the City of Worcester,
would respectfully recommend to his former patrons and
friends, JOSEPH N BATES, NJ. D., Physician and Sur
geon, formerly OF Barre, Mass.
Having made change in location and business rela
tons he is DESTROYS Of eectng final settlement with his
former patrons, previous to an immediate removal.
All persons indebted by note account will please call
at his office, No. Pearl Street, and settle with W. W.
Warren, who may be found from to O'Clock PM,
until April 18th, 1856. GEO. A.. BATES.
JOS. N. BATES, M. d.,
Office No. Pearl Street.. Worcester.
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Drp Goo0s.
GROsS s STRAUSs.

Ever grateful for the liberal patronage the ladies of wor
cester have bestowed upon them wish to draw attention
to their
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK

S p Rim G. Ct O o d S !
Consisting of
Embroideries Laces Trimmings and Fringes, German,
Zephyr Worsteds and everything in the line of Worsted
work. and other French Fancy articles, to
mention here. Our stock OF Goods Is undoubtedly the
largest and best selected This line of business in this
city, and to sell all goods at less prices
than can be bought elsewhere. At the NEW YORK
FANCY GOODS EMBROIDERY STORE, 1872 Main st
directly opposite the Post Ofice.
mchl9 diff GROSS s. STRAUSS.
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W. w. PkATTs AuOti0neer,
Office No. FLAGG's BUILDING, Opposite the Bay State
House, Worcester, Mass,
Will attend to Sales of Real Estate and all kinds of Per.
sanal Property any part of the County, short notice
Particular attention paid to the sale of Fruit and Or.
namenta Trees and Green House Flowers.
From his long experience Auctioneer, he hopes to
give satisfaction to all who muy want his services
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By w. w. PRATT, Auctioneer.
81 HOUSES AT AUCTION. b4
go Will be sold at Auction, on SATURDAY, fssE4
ALE the 22d day of March, at O'Clock P. NJ, Aa-
THREE COTTAGE HOUSES,
situated the corner of Washington and Plymouth ss
standing lot of about e00O square feet OF land esti
mailed to be worth so ce footfor business purposes
for the erection of block of Stores it is in the imme
diae vicinity of the Worcester and Providence Depot and
large Machine Shop and almost within the heart of the
city.
About bird Of The purchase money will be required
down. or good endorsed note, payable in four months
They will be sold separately together to suit pur
chasers
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AT THE BAY STATE HOUSE,
For mis- MEEk ONLY !

DIR. E. b. 70 OTE,
THE CELEBRATED LUNG AND BLOOD
PHYSICIAN AND ELECTRICIAN.
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- REAL ESTATE IN WESTBORO.
hi VIII be sold at Public Auction, on the premises,
@ss.Ex March cath. at O'Clock P. NJ, the Dwelling
House (deary new occupied by Otis Newton and one
quarter Of Acre OF Land upon which the house stands
The place is in the immediate vicinity of Schools church
es &c. D. n NEWTON. Auctioneer
df12d
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lust RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE.
- small assortment Of
SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS.
Colored and plain, at LL0YDs Picture Frame Manufae
tory, 11o Mala Street
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At 1875 Main Ssrecs. may be found every variety
Of Guns and Pistols, that desirable for
ment and fixtures for the same. For Sporting use we
have
DOUBLE BARRELLED GUNS
From Ten Dollars upwards.
Double Barreld Guns, one barrel being rifed and the
other smooth.
SINGLE BARRELS of every variety and price.
Also Caps, Wads. Powder, Flasks. Shot and Game
Bags &c.
Repeating Pistols Colts, of various sizes;
Chcopee with Maynards Self Primer attached Allen &
Thurber's Revolvers Smith & NELSON'S Volcanic Death
Dealers and variety of others-al of which will be
sold at the lowest possible prices.
JosIin's New Rifle.
This is Breech Loading Gun that has just been
Patented in this country and in Europe and is thought
be the SAFEST and that be operated with more
rapidty and effect than any before offered to the
public We have Que for exhibition. and SHALL in very
short time, have them for sale They particularly
adapted to the wants of those emigrang the West es
pecay those bound for Kanzas and Oregon. The public
are invited to call and examine IT, L. D. GODDARD
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WAJANrED-AY YOUNG MAN who has had some
Wv two or three years experience In the Apothecary
business. Inquire Of CIIAs CLARKE corner OF Main
and Pleasant streets, Worcester div moh2o
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Auftiorls.
~ AUCTION SALE OF REALAND
fnA PERSONAL PROPERTY


In Harvard. Worcester County.
VIII be sold, on THURSDAY NEXT, 10Th instant at
O'clock P M on the premises at Still River Norths
in Harvard all the Real and Personal Property belonging
to the esta of IoHABoD EDGARToN deceased.
Said Real Estate comprises the Home Farm Of ) D
acres, with % adjoining, two dwelling two
barns, 0ut-houses &c the whole constituting one Of the
most pleasantly situated, and productive farms in the
County. Also, in lots, some
SO ACRES WOODLAND,
outlying with other lot tage land Of about twelve
acres, situate adjacent to said farm.
The property within ten minutes Of the Railroad Sta
ton hour from Worcester, hours from Boston,
bounded by two travelled roads, convenient church,
mills, stores and schools, and is ii every particular
sirabe
For further particulars, see posters, or apply to
EDWIN BYNNER,
Nor Nashua r. r. Office,
Lincoln Square, Worcester.
G-YAt time and place, will be sold, Also Six
Shares (Preferred) w. s. Nash. 4. K. Stock,
Sleigh, Chaise, sundry items of Furniture, and ether
ticles DIT mch1S
a. PUBLIC AUCTION. VIII be sold at
s:;; Public Auction, SATURDAY, the 22d Of March,
4slsh instant, the Warren LazeII Eslnte, sit
uatei No. 40 On SUMMER STREET.
Said Estate consists Of large and wel-arranged
Dwelling House. suited for families if desired with
about 5000 feet of excellent land upon which there is
large variety of choice Fruit Trees.
Sale at o'clock P. ", the premises. Terms made
known at the time and place of sale.
ISAAC DAVIS, (r.
BENZ. WALKER, trustees
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