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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-27
COIIRTS.

We have watched the progress Of business in
the Supreme Court now sitting in this town, with
a considerable degree of attention, for the pur-
pose Of coming to correct decision on the
questions which have lately been agitated, res
pecting the organization of the courts. 1t is
fair 70 presume that the people of this state wish
ia the emphatic language of the constitutions
that "right and Justice shall be administered
freely and without sale, completely and without
denial, promptly and without delay" We pro-
pose therefore 20 examine whether these impor
tant objects are accomplished under the present
system. The Supreme Court consists of three
lodges, Of whom, the statute requires MAORI
~ to be present al all trials. This provision was
intended 10, and does, abolish the Nlsi P'1us
svstem--a system which until our separation
from Massachusetts,, had ever existed in this
country. The alteration, as far as we understand,
was proposed by the Legislature rather as an
experiment, than as permanent establishment,
whether favourable or not TO the cause of JUS
tice
She new plan has been in operation since Au-
gust 1890, and the court have visited every coun-
" in the State-the question may therefore
properly be asked, whether the experiment has
been successful. In order TO give Just answer
Ia this question: let US look at the operation of
the new system.
The law requires at least two Judges 10 be
present at every trial of fact as well as of law:
when all three are present in jury cases but one
tries the issue consequently the other two are
either idle, or are engaged in some business IT.
relevant 10 the matter before the court when
by division of labour, or by requiring only the
presence of the Judge, who is actually employ
cd the others might in their chambers be lnves-
tfgating the questions of law which may have
been agitated, and thus be promoting the bust
ness of the term. or, extending the idea, they
NAV be engaged in Jury business in other coun-
Ties of the State One cause this term Occupied
nearly two DAYS, and III witnesses were exam
med: all this lime two Judges were obliged to be
present, though but one took part IN the trial.
Here is amanifest waste, & evidently opposed TO
the economy of our institutions.
Another inconvenience under the present
system is heincreased expense of legal redress
questions ofaw and fact are scattered indiscrim-
inatnly through the docket and come in turn
before the court. 50 that while the former are
argued. the latter are postponed, 10 the delay OF
Jurors witnesses and parties,anG to the great ex-
hence of the parties, the counties and the State
itself an. this inconvenience IS now unavoid-
able. for iunors must Re al court on the hrst day
oftle session: and as 70 the parties, all who have
had the misfortune 10 have gained experience
IN LEGAL proceedings, know, that while their
names remain on tie docket, they must always
be ready to prosecute or defend their rights.
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her cargo, Of mahogany. She appeared to have
been abandoned for a considerable lenglh oftime
IS barnaclss had grown over the deck and the
mahpgany ia tile hold. She had Swedish colorI
on the mainmast, half mast.
Capt. Gordon has politely favored us with
Havana papers TO the 9th inst. which we have
handed to trsnslator.-W Whatever Of interest
they contain, viii be given next week.
MONDAY. sch. ospra. knight, from salem. in ballast
10 G. Warren; 81. Messenger, Green. Boston.
CLE.aR-4NCEs
TUESDAY, Nov. 20-Cl schrs Casco, York,
for New York Monkey, Waterho1se. for Phila-
delphia sloops Amelia, Stanwood, and Maine,
Lowell, Boston.
wEDNE-DAY-brigs Lucy Ann. Davis, Ha-
vana ; Diligence, Jones, and Moro, Gresly,
FRlDAY--Bdg Susan & Jane, Freeman, for
Havana.
sATURDAY-Brig Mechanic, Ilsley, Havana.
MONDAK-Sloop Jones Hale, Stanwood, for
Boston.
piracy-Ty belonged smack Hiram. oid and
at eg sn l frds s ono s.a ~ ns s a az
Haiian n az open boat ty srs concerned ~ acts q PIRACY
eian,. Tsess are fs slgss 1o s1s
ses'd r. r ags IT'D ne ss es2Ss z rug pi19
popf5ien5 Gs at Lee honSe he G7U elegant aro, and
dher sssa.
VESSELS sP OXEN.
Nov. Q, off Havana, sch Climax, day out FOR
Portland.
Nov. 2l, brig. Betsey, from Bath, and Marga-
ret Sarah, Lewis, from Portland, beth "a hours
out.
Nov. FL, lai 20, Ion 90, brig Pacific, from Mar
Unique, for Portland.
MEMORANDA
The Iphisenia frigate, Com. Meads, is prepar-
ing il England, for Africa, for the suppression Of
the slave trade.
The Menai, "a guns, has captured large brig
off Isle of France, loaded with slaves, from Mad
agascar.
Tn. Richmond, Adams, Of this port, from Bal
timore for Amsterdam, ar off Dartmouth 25th uIt.
At Turks Island Cd inst. brig Orion, for Ken
nebunk, in days. The Argo, jordan, Tor this
port, sailed same day.
Brig Edwin, for this port in days, was at
st. Pierres the last OF Oct.
Brig Britannia, MAXWELL, Of Bath, was at Ha-
vana Goth uIt. Brig Enterprise, Merrill, Of this
port, for the leeward, sailed from 81. Thomas
Sd or 4th Oct.
Two of the Pratical schs. captured by the
Enterprise have arrived at Charleston.
The sch Planet, of Portland, left the Capes Of
Delaware 18th inst.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We are grateful TO our poetical friends, for
the illusions which enrich our paper to-day. We
have received several other fayors, which claim
and shall receive prompt attention. Franklin
is received, but press of matter has prevented
its insertion in this paper
From our .dgricultHrai frie''ds we hope to re-
ceve more valuable communications. Success
fri experiments in Agriculture and rural econ
omy. are connected with the best interests 81
the community and information upon the sub
jects of unsuccessful experiments are perhaps E.
qually important.
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GAZETTE
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
FRIDAY. Ar. brig Argo. Jordan, 10 days from Tur k'
lslsnd with SALE 10 kichardoni seh Archer jones' from
SATURDAY. sch. Trader. Cobb from Boston shij
Shamrock Holmes, do. for sch. Boina Huston
from ST. Barts with wine, rum sugar and moasses, rc
Churchill and Osborn and W. Co,ha Left there Oct
briggs Peace Jones ds and Csrc,irs. Hubb. OF this port
the later bound TO the eewsrdEext day ne. Clark
Haven sehs George poane Cen. Jackson, kshew 71d
Fish Hawk, Weeks, OF Boston Fox. Newman, New-Yok
Golden Age, Plymouth, n C.
The US sch Campus, arrived there 18th and sailed
again ;be .oth She proved 70 be very last ssiler
SUNDAY-Ar brig Alert, Capt. NJ. ). Gordon
Ia days from Havana, with mahogany and wine
to w. Gordon and the captain. Left there,
briggs Hind, Prince, for Portland in IL days, un-
loading Cumberland, Woodbury., de. 20; Brit
tannia, Maxwell for Boston, 70; Alfred, Calder,
New York, 10 Charlotte Ann, Frink, Gate Hun
ter,) for ST. Andrews in days put in in distress,
crew being sick Arso, Lincoln, Portland. was
to sail in company; Levant. Choate, Of this
port, for, Boston, 10 Tropic. Stevens, for Port
land, uncertain; Rambler, Holmes, Belfast, dis
charging julia, Cole. of Boston, for New Or
leans Tom, Barstow, for Boston. g.; Margaret
Wright, Choste, Norfolk. u; Otter, Hopkins,
New York Havre Packet, Boston. waiting car
60 Agenora. Church, Providence, l5 Brothers
Smith, r. island. uncertain Bee, Wilson. fol
New York. d Atlas, of kennebunk, for Rotter-
dam, TO sail in company; ships Rising States
Wheelwright, Of Newburyport, for New Orleans
Lucus. Mushrun, for Charleston, detained ID
government: sohrs Jane, Miller, Boston 8. Anna
zon, Hayward, Portland, 5: Jealous, Saunders
Boston, will proceed TO Marel to discharge
Huntress, Morgan. New York, unloading Gen
Jackson, Porter, Baltimore, TO- Henry, Digs
Uncertain Walter, Kelley, just arrived in day:
from Baltimore Vim. and Amelina, Dor..
Bath. Tor New Orleans. put in for waterfall
40, 80, long, 20, spoke brig Mount Pope, Of Ad
a e e. II.
The Alert is originally from St. Domingo
Oct. IA. OldCspe Francis bearing ). :. 4. dis
lance so miles Capt. Gcrdon II ia with III,
wreck ofthe brig Boston Of Newh"ryport, which
was full of water, and her foremost, sails, rig
ging. cables and hors gone. lie took her ia
tow and pat into Isabella, on the N. Side of His
paniols, where ne took cut the principal part Q
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Head INGRAHsais WHARF. Have for Sale.
90 kegs new iARD-l6 O6ls: clear PORK
~ ITS quiutais Pollock FlSH-5 hhds. ST..
Croix RUNS bales COTTON-9 bbls. New
Orleans SUGAR-1000 lbs. Loaf po.-30 hhds
Ct. Ubes SALT-20 boxes 2 by 8 and by 10
CLASSIC boxes mould CANDLES--400 boxes
HERR NG-15 boxes Souchong TEA-2O0O It's
CHEESE 1000 lunches ONlONS-2OO straws
TUNB IERS. Portland, Nov &c, 1921.
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AT PRIVlTE SALE,
By ATWOOD & QUINCY.
700 bbls. new Beef, mess

No. 1. 2 and 3,
40 chests Souchong Tea, Savannah cargo,
500 sides Soal Leather, OF superior quality,
lot English, fat and square bar Iron Just land
ed at No. A, Union Wharf,
new lot stone jugs,
valuable Estate, consisting Of Store, Dwell
ling House and Land, which will be sold a
bargain il applied for soon. Situated near
the store occupied by Messrs. Bartels and Ba-
ker. Fore street.
A Portland Rife Uniform. which will be sold
cheap ifapplied for soon.
1000 lbs. English blistered and cast Steel,
rs doz. English Spades and Shovels,
100 boxes bloom, Muscatel and bunch Raisins
I" 90 b6ls Domestic Coffee" prepared by the Gel
ebrated Long, Philadelphia,
1000 lbs. l.. Sugar,
40 bales prime Cotton,
l new and elegant toned Piano Forte,
90 barrels l.. Sugar,
100 boxes yellow dippe Candles.
SO square and round bales Cotton Of superior
quality,
Elegant britannia me tai tea and coffee Pots. BY
the cask or dozen.
also Block tin Tea Pots, at dollars pr dog.
90 hhds. St. Croix and w. Island Rum, sweet
flavoured and OF superior quality,
hhds patent Rum,
5000 gallons H. f. Rum,
81: 4 s Il S 4; CO.: s: s'''' II;
Pipes Cognac Brandy,
do. Common DO.
Casks Sperm Oil,
case London Quilts,
IS bbl.. Summer Strained Oil,
2 cases Paper Hsngings,
100 boxes brown Soap,
rs kegs retailing and shipping Tobacco,
Bags PimentO--boxes Starch
60 tods English nat bar Iron,
O. do iron Hollow Ware ct the same discount
as at the furnace. Nov. 20.
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JOSEPH ADAMS,

Alto NE1 III Law,
HAS removed from GoRHAM TO PORTLAND.
- His Office is in IMtddle-Street, opposite the
Stores Of Messrs. How & EVANS his best stten-
ton will be given to such business may be en-
trusted 70 his care Portland Nor. I'll.
A NY person DESTROYS Of loaning : 1000 on good
II personal security or upon hortsage for
number of years, may hear OF opportunity by
enauiriug of the Editor Of he c. fe.
Portland. Nov. 18th 1921.
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K. GREELEY,

IA as FOR SALE,
al n. 9, LoNC-WHARF,
~ hhds. w. !. RUM
500 bbls. superGne and scratched FLOURi
2 pipes Cognac BRANDY;
4 do. amaricsn Dc.
4 do. Holland GIN;
~ casks ST a bills. Srerm OIL;
% kegs m nuf.clured TOBACCO
$50 boxes 7uv and b, 10 We dow GLASS
Is do. No. and :, CHOCOLATE
Bols. Ginger. bbis. Lum? Sugar, cases snd
baskets S~ee. OIL, bbis. COrdlais-
Nov. e. 1921 81.
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-.M.ARRfED.

In this town, On Thursday evening last, BY the Rev.
Dr. Psyson, Mr. William D.Robnson, to Miss Jennett
M. Warren
BY the Rev. DR.. Nichols Mr.. John p. Waterhouse,
10 Miss Sarah Mcclellan, daughter OF John Mcclellan,
Esq.
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bPBOARD.

TWO or three Gentlemen can be accompodai-
l. ed with Board 10 az excellent situenoF.--.
Inquire of the Printer Nov, Ct
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n. CRAM a.. 90
Fore-Street. Heed Of Long WhaIf,
HAVE FOR SIZE,
A5 S she Ss. s@d b.. SSa''( TEAS,

ga Y. Hyson and EAos
scucbc NJ J hr.t quality.
IS hhds -. CroIx & W. 4. Rum.
10 bids Moiasses and y. Il. Rom,
pipes Cognac Brandy and Holland Gin.
90 DO Cider Vinegar.
Is ca'ks of Lisbon aud Malaga Wines,
10 bbls American 6in--20 DO Cordisls,
10 bbls and hhds Muscovado Sugar,
5 boxes Of II. brown do.--Loaf do.
bales Of Prime Cotton,
90 casks of Naiis--t0 10 Powder,
SO kegs Of new LAID,
so bbs Mess No. and Beef,
240 boxes and casks of Rsisins,
200 lbs Csseis-Lorillard's Snuff,
100 boxes mould and Dipped Candles
Bags Of fepper-Pimento blown Salt
Bbls OF Domestic Coffee and Ginger,
Boxes of Observation-Disclosures -Chins,
En- giIsh and American Shovels, Sc.
Also
Hard g. HolioW WARE.
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for Tickets. The present Lottery holds out the
greatest inducementto adventures Of any ever yet
published. having the greatest number OF h'gh
prizes, aud less than two blanks toa Prize. Hav-
ing made arrsngements with the Manager land BE-
ns the only agent in tbs State the subscriberwili
receive the daily lists Of the drawing, which nay
be examined gratis by all persons purchasing tick
cts of him; and all prizes sold by him will be pub
ished in the Portland papers Cash advanced %
prizes drawn Present price Of ickets,
Whoies $fl-Quarters s., r5---Eightns 81, s.
sixteenths Si-but viii riss a. the drawing p TO
crosses.
And although il may appear strange that more
than four thousand dollars has been received oy
mail enclosed in many hundreds Of letters tsii %
which has been promptly answefed.) not one has
been lost, VIII ch proves the fidelity a. good manage
ment IN our post-offres- All letters by mati post
paid punciualiy attended 20 aud every insormA-
ton communicated gratis BY NJ. DAVIS.
4genf for The State Of Hume.
Nor OF
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lust PUBLISHED

4 Nd for sale at this Once and a. the segeral
n Bookstores 10 tovr,
AN ADDRESS,
delivered teforr The Maine Charitable Mechanic
Association, f,r he sentit Of The APP rsntilss
library,
ID. GRENvILIE NEILEN, Fsl.
D. he proceeds arising from the sAe Of ih.s
uub;ics ion vii be devoted exslu:iysly 70 the We
II said Litr IS. Fsr. It
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-11-14
@NOTICE.
VT7ILL be Sold, by authority

WlLL be Sold, by authority
w Of the Supreme Judicial Court, on
Monday, the goth day Of November next, at
one o'clock, P. M. on the premiscs--a FARM,
situated in the northerly part of Spencer, con-
tanning about ninety acres of good Land, with
a House and Barn thereon. Said Farm is well
proportioned into Moving, Ploughing, Tillage,
Woodland, and orcharding--is situated on the
town road leading from Spencer to Oakham,
and is the whole of the Real Estate whereof
Elisha Prouay, late Of SAID Spencer, died sciz-
ed and possessed. -A liberal credit will be
given for one third of the purchase money.
For further Particulars, reference is had to Mr..
John Clark, or to the Subscriber, in Spencer.
WILLARD RICE, .4dmin'r.
Spencer, Oct. "a, 1921.
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Worcester, 81.
Probate-Offce, October 90, 1921.
TO the Widocy and Heirs of Paul
WEST, late Of New-Braintree, IN said
County, deceased, and TO all others con-
cermcd an tie Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap.
m pear Gfyou see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Lancaster, in said Coun-
ty, on the third Tuesday in November next, at
ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the Adj
ministrator to sell and convey so much of
said decoased's Real Estate as will raise the
sum of 1901 100, for the payment of debts and
charges; and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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For SALE. BY
NOTICE..

w F., the Subscribers, having
w been nominated and appointed Com
missioners to receive and examine the claims
OF the Creditors of the Estate of JONATHAN
MORSE, late of Upton, in the County of Wor-
cester, deceased, represented insolvent, and
PIX Months from the seventh day of August
last being allowed by the Judge of Probate
for said Creditors to bring in their clams--do
hereby give notice, that we will attend to that
service at the house OF Eera Nelson, Innhold-
er, in Upton, on the first Mondays of Decem-
Der, January and February next, from one
O'Clock, ?. M. to six o'clock, on each day.
EZRA WOOD, ca,..,,
SILA5 WARREN, S0"'"s' 10
Upton, Oct. IL, 1921.
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StoUes T. Fasnnels.
G. l.. NOTTAGE,

TLN-PL.4TE& SHEET-LRON WORKER,
N EEPS constantly for Sale, at
IN his Factory, near the South Meeting
House, in Worcester, general assortment of
warranted TIN WARE, Sheet-Iron STOVES,
and TUNNELS, of the best Stock and Work.
manship.
OF Factories may be we'll accommo-
dated with Cans, and other work-together
with tunnels of any size, at any time when
called for.
Funnels for Westinghouse, warrant
ed water tight.
.4lso-The above Articles may be re-
paired at short notice.
". B. All orders thankfully received and
punctually attended to.-All work faithful
ly done, and at the time promised.
Forester, Oct. 81, 1921.
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Valuable Medicine.
AN7ZDYSPEPTTC PILLS.
PREPARED BY HENRY JAMES.

A N approved and almost GER
IA tain remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indiges-
ton, Habitud Costiveness, and Piles.
1t is well known that Dyspepsia is one of the
most frequent and formidable diseases of our
country. Its commencement is indicated in
different patients by various symptoms, of
which the most remarkable are-Irregularifu
% me 6o'cets, obstinate costireness, rolent head.
ache, commonly called nervous or sick head
ache, yeAou'resS Of The eyes and skin, acidiiy of
stomach after eating, often called heartburn,
faence, or wind on the stomae h, bitter taste in
ne mouth in the morning, fatid breath, drowsi-
ness otter dinner, debility, lassttude, ensaciation,
depression Of spirits, &c.
The Pills now offered are not proposed on
the principle of speciicks. Their use was sug-
gested by theory but their efficacy has been
tested by long and faithful experience, and the
result has been unparalleled success.
Piles being connected with Indigestion and
costlveness, are certainly and speedily remov-
ed by the Pills.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, are assured that the Anti-Dyspep
tic Pills are remedy well worth their atten-
ton, and entitled to their entire confidence,
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NOTICE.

EHE Annual Meeting of the
N Proprietors of the Worcester Turnpike
Corporation, for choice of Officers and for other
usual purposes, will be holden at Stones Ho-
tel, in BosToN, on Friday, the SOth inst. at 10
o'clock A. NJ. JOS. HARRINGTON,
Clerk Of said Corporation.
Nov. /, 1921.
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the office, or by mail, two dollars per
annum.
To, companies of SO subscribers, who take
the papers at the Office, one dollar and fifty
cents per annum, payable on delivery of the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance,
will be entitled to a deduction of 12f per cent
And the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who will regularly
collect and remit money which may be due
from subscribers.
0HaF Advertisements, not exceeding twelre
lines, published three aceeks for one dollar, and
continued three aceeks longer for fifty cents.-
Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
In consequence of decision of the Supreme
Judicial Court, the Publishers of this paper
deem it necessary to give notice, that while
they shall sedulously aim to be literally cor
rect, they cannot hold themselves responsible
for any errour in any advertisement beyond
the sum charged for its insertion.
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STRAYED.

ENRON the Pasture of the Sub
T. scriber, a few days since, four STEERS.
one year old last spring-red colour; two of
them brown about the head, and very much
resembling each other; one of the others is
lighter Coloured than his mate. Whoever will
return them TO the Subscriber, OF give informa-
ton where they may be found, shall be LIBERAL
ly rewarded. DWIGHT FOSTER.
Brookdeid, Oct. Is, 1891.
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Hats & Ladies' Bonnets.
JOHN p. KETTELL

IL AS, just received, a quantity
k& of BosToN supERFrNE HATS and
B0NNETS-which he win sell at Bostoas
prices.-Lkewise, on hand, HATS of most
every description, of his own manufactures.
Those who call upon him for Hats or
Bonnets, ofany description, he aatters himself
he can and win furnish in as fashionable style
and at as cheap a rate as viii be found else-s
where.
Most kinds Of Country Produce re-
ceived in payment for Hats, at fair prices.
~. B.-Cash and the highest price
given for all kinds of FuRs.
Worcester, Nor. =, 1921.
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Worcester, IS.
Probatc-O Office, November 6, 1921.
To the Heirs of ANN FArRBANK, late of
Sterling, IN said County, deceased, and
10 all Others concerned ~ the Estate of
said deceased, GREET,Nc.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear (f you see dt) at the Court Of
Probate to be holden at Lancaster, in said
County, on the third Tuesday in November inst.
at ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the instrument, which purports to be the
last WIN and Testament Of said deceased.
should not be approved and you win be heard
thereon NATHL. PAINE, J. PrsJ.
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FOR sale.

A FARM, lying nShrewsbu-
IN ry, on the road leadinsfrom Shrewsbu-
ry Village to Grafton, bounding on Grafton
line, about one mile from P,ttrnns's JNIilLs, con-
tanning one hundred and seventy acres, suita-
bly, divided into Moving, Tillase, Orcharding,
and Woodland. There is, on the premises, a
good two-story Dwelling House, built about
four years since, measuring SO feet by 40-to-
gether with Barn, "a feet by 30--a commo-
dious Shed, and other necessary Out-Build-
ings. In the House are two GOOD Wells, and
two neyer-failing Streams of water run through
the Farm. For conditions, which viii be
made easy to the purchaser and for further
particulars, inquire Of the Subscriber, on the
premises. JASPER RAND.
Shrewsbury, Oct. 80, 1921.
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Sd1U- Mill Sa1vs, &c.
RICE & MILLER,

AT the Store lately occupied BY D. WALDO, Esq.
HAVE for Sale, just received,
IN Philadelphia MILL-SAWS,
Brittania and Block Tin TEA-POTS,
TEA-TRAYS & WATERS,
Do. CADDIES g. BREAD-TRAYS,
KNIVES & FORKS,
Brass CANDLESTICKS & LAMPS.
Sheet-Iron TEA-KETTLES,
TABLE-BELLS, sc. sc.
Worcester, Oct. 80, 1921.
N A further supply of Dr..
WARMERS celebrated PILLS of HEALTH
BALM OF QUITO--and NERVOUS
CORDL4L-are just received, and for sale,
at G. A. TRUMBULL's Bookstore.
.Mau %. 1891.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-O Office, October 81, 1921.
To the WidovO and Heirs of ELIJAH For
BUSH, late Of Upton, ~ SAID County,
deceased, and to all Others concerned IN
the Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap.
III pear (ify you see ft) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Uxbridge, in said Coun-
ty, on the fourth Tuesday in November next,
az ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the Adj
ministrator TO sell and convey so much OF said
deceased's Real Estate as will raise Sir ham
dred Dollars, for the payment of debts and
charges; and you viii be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-11-14
rIhe Gentleman who

took a light drab GREAT COAT which
did not belong to him, from the Cham
Der Of SAMUEL HATHAwAv, on the night
of the 9th of September, is requested
to return the same to Mr.. Hatta7cag, re-
ceive the thanks Of the owner, and take
his own.
Worcester, October 4, 1921.