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~ ANYWAY h"mthe sri'sc'Iser, fcsidiH. IN .ianOye
county, ABOUT The I1ib Of febsnary negro man
named NOSES DARK mmatio sboni SIX feet hirb ~ ~,
tormed ana siOu-apparei not tecoItecich. lie nae
bfrh hired several yeas ia Manchester aud has con
siderable acquaintance befehe has also lived ia su,,
conniy apdin the CITY 81 WiiausnnTg wiz syc
fiFfEEN DOLLARS Tor bi, apprehension aud delivery
10 me, and all reasonable charges pad. ICY
JOSHUA sTOnPS
'P"""N bfli@fst [ ltiH'vefD March ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13

H'HE Mayor Of the HltOHgk ct Norfolk ana ,nc Shsr
iTs ~ ihe counties % Norfolk Pfincess anne and
hanstmsnd, composing p Senatorial District: tho
Sheths Of tue counties ~ Campbell Buf kushar and
Bedford, composing saslher district he 5hcfifs ~
Tie counties 81 Franklin, Patrick Henry smI Pittsyf
vaHia cOutposing another district lie 8hefas ofthe
counties Uf Automatic AHhufs. Nelson Fiuvanua and
Goochsud. conipositg another district; the SherG7
Of ile coHpties ~ kUg George, Westnorsiand, MOI.
tbnm berlaud Richmond Lancaster, Stafford and rfiHcc
william. composing another distflet and the Sheriff.
of the counties Of Mathews, niddlssea, hccomaek,
Northampton apa G,OaCesier, composing another dis
ict (Which several disfcts constitute the Fourth Class
Of The Senate of Virginia requested TO take nuice
that election IN roiaion Is IN he held, tie court
days Of the boTough and several COMMITTEES aboveuenien
ed, in the mouth Of Epr ueNt, for the election Of
Senator To- represent each or the ssd districts in the
General Assembly for four years next ensuing.
THgO; HANSFORD. G. s.
February 10, 1871. iGi ..tde
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VNI''TsE II IT. 4
New Orleans, Feb. Z,

CNARLssroN, March 5.--Gen. RERNArp
OIL 1oTrEN. Capt. PDusSIN, II. S. Emyinerrs
EaPt EhIoEr. and hlidshipInan HowrrL Of
me Navy emsa' ked on saturday last. on
p"ard Tue revenue schooner Galiatin 10 exam.
the the different Qualifications on the so.-
BOARD, to iile souihward of this post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13

" we are anihoIised Ia tiate th1t Capiain wiz
Lf'a SMITH OF GreenbIitr, and late neIh.r Of lin.
Executive OF virginia, Is candidate for the cnnrrr,
tl"at district composed Of The counties 81 G-rcuber
Kama" ba. Cabeil, Mason. Wood, Nicholas. Ilandnlpb
ana monroe-Ib- present. representative SIR. Ballard
Smilh,we hnJeIsIand, declns. pol.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13
ON THE CRIMINAL CODE.
Submitt a by Mr.. 4, IJ,n.1

Whereas il il believed that defects exist in the cr;n,,
cole oil this commonwta!th which ought to b. remover,
AMI That no reformation 10 the criminal r,,icc of the co,
Try. ogt 10 be undertaken except upon the CREATES, del,
hcra'ion ard knowledge OF t!.c subject,
ee wherefore yeso ed hy The General Assen,, That ,h,
judges Of the G. neral Court of this Commonwealth I've re-
qe''d 10 report To- the next General Assembly, what de-
'''' 'hy nave discovered in the criminal code and what
eigrs, ~ any, in the administration of Justice they CON-
slider to be d. sirale oLecs Of legislative iers renee
hcolVcI, That the Executive of this Commonwealth H..
REQUESTED TO communicate the guing pr,aL.. and reso
i"''on 10 each judge OF the General Court within this
Commonwealth.
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cOMMUSIcsfrp

... cOnMUStcstsD.
MNiuutDl-0n Thursday. the All Of tepruai v BIS
The Rev. William Reid SAMUEL Nd REID P.n Of
Rock ridge county, 10 Nile: SARAH 8. daughter OF Ihr
lafe DT. I'm. u. HIRE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13

we ietrn by late letters from England, that
Messts1 PERKINS and FAIpaAH The American
attiSiN *Io went ont TO that country az The ,iu-
s, ,s OF me British government, have at last
Iof ne Bsnk of England; and are INV en-.
gagged III carving the ohirriiu TO effect, rCour
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13

dh noies and accounts due the late e,,,, -, r. :,
1o.; .ns'th ~ are placed IN the hands Of ns,,,
gsrsars ~ N9 q HoMIHhh for colisciion-on ho,, Iii
Ms,"h r,'ep'ed WIZ c",l aud naks payment.
- i"'.'o y. SEfrH.
'E'HE hefs of Josiah siAsby. re,c,,,-@ =
- Dn,lce 20 fhs pn5iic, kat the Mn ard snog,i.ss
"a ~ a'vtl'i'ed fot sale Wy @r. joseph Hosly
~ 'IeM aWa ibst they wall shortly ,n,fpte s.,,,
IoI We fec9yefy 6ftbe rfoperfv ufI,., a. Nv .l'
'e.so Ioint'n without fsf,be1 ifossie. '''
o..u
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DRUGs AND MEDICINES.
I.IOm lh & Co. do above the B.lI Js-
Vefn, Main street, Richmond, have JUST received
rom Pb''adeiibia and New Yrrk, by the Golden re
hhh superior and are IN daily expects ion per Trayei-
Ter, hannah and Elisthe:h, aud Lady Tompkins of n
general assortment of DRUGS. MEDICINES, PANTS
&c which are Offered on the most accommodating
terms 70 county IN aUis. physicians aud the paire
GENERALLY. March 49, Io, -,
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ON COLLEGES AND ACADEMIES.

loIbihItIcL by Nh. MOrrs OF WuOj.1
RESOLVED, That tie President ard Dir, cors of The
erary Fund be requested To- report the neat General
Assembly The different Colleges and academies in this state,
Which have been endowed by the present or former yer,
eh'' "r d! private muifctnee, and the state Of their
tnd and their sveral G incorporation and govern.
ment-an further, what ss,narics Of learning have been
incorpornrl by law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13

E(t t'rfneUd died ~ frnsf eIeeHted The I4fR NJ
- NopfHber. ISIS, 6v AfsTiucther L6niJ U0ikrr
and Horia ms tDe. George G. LindSay, and Joh,,
Ursn mn EA=dJefh his zOJe n record in he cirTk+
once ~ dtbemarie, IN me subscribers trustees,
(or me purpose ~ securing he PnnctH0t T0yn1eu.
/" S"ndTy SUMS 81 money due By bonds, and th,rsiH
n med, 10 Dd5gcg minor, Of Automatic The Rndc,.
Stg"cf 0strHstecS 0jOretad ril sei tor cash at tie
JT"nt dnGr Of the RU0Hna Mus H0r in me o-cH.
penney ~ Rich0yd and JdmFs UWke, in Aibes7arfe
county, IN jhgrsday. the iotb aptil 1871 SCuCH hn
dTfd and nirety ciehf acres of faHd and the said
hvanna Mis-, MN 0Hfhc dppHTtenGnceS belonging
10 ne sumo bOM SideS Of fhe riper o., so stch ~
TIC same az WiH raise ne bnlaRcc that giH DC tier
fHefhc said DGbHeg W'nOr, 0Hd ne costs ri ra,yy-
rug into erect tie said deed ~ frAst 3hf abODe
property IS Udi'0btC, lies boih SGcs of fHP North
JGTk@ me R0dHHd riCer, which df'0rds baif,GU
RdVtgntiOH 10 RiChMO7d The UHdCTSicR,d actfNt
as TRUSTEES JOr tie brHcGf az oiAtrs an seI naG
cOHreg SHck tHte oniV Is rested in them as kras
tees IN tie dced dfOresGid.
NlNROD gRAMHAM, p-.,
Martis q. 80 81.
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nN or about the 2Sd of November Last. a letter adj
~ dressed 10 Archibald MORRISON, kFlsuttnosbutg.
krntncky, aud enclosing halves Of the bans noe, Js,
efbe0 hei"", Was pat IN The Post once III Br,rie,s
store, Va but nebtr the letter Or rs contents lave
rtdchtd their destination.
ons Of $50, No si4i Farmers Bsns ofTfginia Lyarh.
o"e Of So, 4jin s bntg Bfas'h q. Hatcher Pf,.s
ce 81 S5p, So NoiiOIs Branch ~ The SAM ba,tE
One of so, Gp0sl Bgnk 81 Virginia itnrbngrc
oar "f - Jd2S bfauch j. I}fo, k-phfonFb Pfe,t
P7snasiers,"r others into whose hands said lref or
balvs; of notes may fa desired to forward the
same 10 eaid MotfisoH, to TIT uudstsisnes in 10
nenbnfg county, va. JOHN l.. POULTNHY.
Msfchi ~. inI ~
'b'HE Commissioners 10 TIE Case I'll 1Nfh07v q DIgo
= sT,aS, having ~ N"vepb~r last declared maj
dividend 20 seventeen Gems in the dollar and tsrgr
r-iaiuinr several unclaimed fvi6cabs 10 The aud, ~
TIE sMtfDer be requests al those Interested 10 call
Hpon mia, ei;iieg IN BY attorney ann ,ere,r
their respective Sieilrni5.Ds JosErH JAf;%
N1fci s. o3sia As,.' .a. ~ -fl.f-r's.
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RICHMOND. MARCn II. Isai.

RESOLUTION OF rnE GENEHii. ASSrMBLY
The following Resolutions were adopted
durim. the last session:
o. THE MONUMENT TO WASHING ron.
tSibmitiei, y Mr. Stcyensui,.l
Hes'fted by e Ceaeroi As!cn5y Ihstte Executive lie
authorised and guessed to adopt such as may syrn
:" them eAp, TO give effect much OF the provision,
Contained IN the resolutions OF the General Assembly passed
the 10Th FEB. 1916. FOR the erection OF Non., To the
Memory Of the late General George wsgto ms are now
att,inable.
Resolved, That 81 much of the original resolution ms
h'' tue subscription 70 twenty dollars, part uf any
one 'n''dua' shall he and tue vr.by rscind,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13

Internal inprorFmsnt. - he example Of New
'"Fk !" me great work af tntcrnal Imnrovc-
meg. has already pr,dured 4 rraat rff.c, in
attracting the attention and unfolding the en-
crSi's OF 'ur sister states. IN Penns,l vania
great tSeritons are max mug ky private cnmpa-
p"' ~ Improve The aavigA'i0n OF her rivers
ana we oofer'e by The paprrs this Innrninr a
hlt wa passed the House Of Repraseu,a,i,e s
o' 'hai s'ate. anprnrriating 3 100000 for the
same object Wev"ntn=- 10 rraairt however
th:i 20 ''A'e, I" the Uninn VIII te able TO over,
'sr" TX ~ ""T rapid march 70 wealth
and glory. We have tIi. year made ,.m,,a
HrP'"rriefioht Tor The complexion of both e
our great Canals; an5 we are well persuaded
wax III th'ep sears frUn next Jane, gentlemen
Wy" e'"p'k 81 passage boats at New York aud
sail TO Mackinaw or the farihnst extren,itv of
the steat lakes. lN. ! Com. dGn
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FIRE.!

SoaGoLK Marci 10. Last evening bs,w,en , and a
I"sk, our citizens were aiarned ny The cry uf FIRE
ne h"hss we've seen In is.Ie frli the ,on of frame
n"llig, Vrcnptrd nv Dr. u Ranx as "A Livery Siahic
s"aied "a me r'ar 81 Main Get ana The Steamboat
h9'i', which was fapdly consumed; hut thu acvi,,
~ orr flfe CAhDlars trsvent-i. tie G1nIrs eN-ndn,
- the Founding hniiinss wnith were 81. of wood
rive nr SIN Hrsss Sfrs bestowed rhe Dire I. presumed
- be he Work OF iaceadiats Rcor,u
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W AN led.

ETROM forty 10 Gfty likely Young NEGROES from
Twelve {" I" cnty four years 81 age for which cash
"lishe nad'-..APpiy to tue subscriber al the wash
'Hst"n 'ave'"' BERNARD.
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Destructive FIRE AR SUBWAY,

Uho ikOCTiVE FIRE All SURINAAt
HAKsADoEs jan. 20 ID. J. Pfe,bnrc. Fso
4. ID. OF Ike Colony of Snrinam. arsiyrd he,r..
9onSungay evening the 2Sth instant .dpsuatcl,ed
hilhFr by his ExceIlency Governor VaIaisn,
n D.I9 communication, to his Hon President
otatnwatte Skeeie Sc several resppc,ahIa Ca,',.
inrtcal houses here, of an aarmins t;re Iii
. sook pace IN tie town Of Parantibo. on Sunds"
Zist inst Al o'clock, Il NJ coinms,rcin,r 80
toe residence OF w. a. Caistairs, Fso. on ,hs
Ter asa burnt with undated fury until
AueSudy 'Eoining 23d inst laying in ashes tIe
wn|Ie VI the front part Of ihe town, ne az
Ddck as ihe residence Of Adam Camcron. ESQ
'skins ~ ITS way the whoie-of lie bonsrs a"i
spJn ns stores. from one end Of the wafer
,hs n,,n ". o.her leaving tho greater part Of
yer ~ any Kind, or provision, every s,o~ies
y. MEien was Consumed 10y the drvootirg -.
n the efouu6. were D'f"t
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II X'rI

~ cape Hayden, al The last dates rvia Clon.
49, ~ ~ " Ssiu mere WAS general Stagna-
'tSa OF bnsiness.-No sufficient rules and rev.
u'aiions had been adopted, and no Conrt was
F'sDlIShed' Foreigners had been subjected
10 many excesses aud imposiiions Soldiers
3nm CihIrns coptenied themselves with
preparing. II was coujeciutrd prss;da,',
BOYER wasaboui to proceed against the Sna.
] nish part OF the island, and il was reportsd
me SpnnIards were certifying Port Au Plat
~ DSt'eI stare of things was anticipated At
which was expected. rBoston P.,r ."r'e'
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morecster 15ank.
Director FIR the ensuing week,
NATHANIEL PAINE.
MARRIED.

In this town, on Thursday morning last, by
the Rev. DIR. Bancroft, Rev. John Brazer, Of
Salem, to Miss Anne Warren Sever, of this
place.
In Phillipston, on the god inst. by Rev.
Charles Wellington, MIR. Cyrus Stockwell, of
this town, to Miss Elmira Nickerson, daughter
of Capt. Stephen Nickerson, Of Phillipston.
In Holden, by the Rev; Mr.. Avery, Mr..
daughter Of Ethan Davis, Esq. all of Holden.
In Marlborough, by Rev. Joseph Allen,
Mr.. Daniel Holbrook TO Miss Susan Grout.
both of Marlborough.
In Franklin, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Josiah
Russell, of Oxford, to Miss Clarissa Fisher, OF
Franklin.
In Cambridge, Mr.. Simon S. Gates, of this
town, to Miss Sarah Hastings.
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THE CONSTITUTION.

The returns of votes upon the Amendments
to the Constitution reach us very slowly. We
have heard from but four towns in this Coun-
-ty siAce our last publication. Twenty-four
towns remain to be heard from--so that there
is little probability of our being able to pub
fish complete schedule of the votes in this
County, before the result shall be announced
by the Committee of the Convention.
Below is the aggregate of the votes in the
thirty towns in this County from which we
have returns -
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Dana to resign the office of President.
After what he judges to be thorough
attempt, by medical advice and repeat
ed journies, to restore his health, (Which
has almost constantly declined for the
last half year he has come to deter.
mination as honorable to his sense Of
duty and moral greatness of mind, as il
is affecting to the Institution.
The Usage Mission Family arrived
at Pittsburgh on the 31st of March, all
in good health. They were to remain
in that town few days.
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Gofhmontpsattb of sSassatbnsstts.
IN Senate, january 80. 1921

IN Senate, January 80, 1921.
ON the Petition aforesaid, Ordered
That the Petitioners cause am attested copy of
their Petition, with this Order thereon. to be
published in the Massachusetts Spy and Ma
tional .Egis, printed at Worcester, three weeks
successfully, the last publication to be thirty
days, at least, before the second Wednesday
of the first session Of the next General Court.
that all persons interested may then appear,
and shew cause, (if any they haye,) why the
prayer of said Petition should not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
JOHN PHILLIPS, President.
II, the House Of Representatives.,
Feb. 1, 1921.
Read and concurred.
JOSIAH QUINCY, Speaker.
A true copy.
Attest, ST. M'CLEARY,
Clerk Of the Senate.
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GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to 4

Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, April a, 1921.
TO the Heirs Of JONATHAN STRA1ToN, late
Of Phillipston, IN said County, deceqs-
ed, end to all others concerned an, the
Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETlNc.
VOU are hereby cited TO ap-
N pear (ifyou see iD at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Templeton, in said Coun-
~, on the seventeenth day of May next, 1t one
OF the clock, after noon, to show cause why the
Accounts Of tho Administration of said Estate.
should not be allowed, and the balance de-
creed TO the Creditors; and you win be heard
thereon. NATHL. PAINE, J. Prcb.
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New-Solem, .4caden,y.
THE Trustees of NEw.SA.

VIE ITuSteeS OF NEW-OA-
u; LEM Academy hereby give notice-that
the Female Department in said Academy will
De opened on Tuesday, the 18th of May next,
for the reception of Young Ladies, under the
care OF Miss HEEsHAw, who viii instruct in
all the Useful and Ornamental Branches usual
~ taught IN similar Schools. Tuition will be
from 81: SO to 81 90 per Quarter; and Board
may De had in respectable families from 81 rs
to 81: so per week.
Miss HENsHAw's experience and high
reputation as an Ipstructress, the pleasantness
OF the local situation, the past good reputation
OF the School, and the very moderate expense
attending it, give die Trustees ground to hope
that this School win continue to share the pub
lick patronage.
.Ne,o-Salen1, April 12, 1921.
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Publ,ck Notice.
THE Copartnership heretofore

THE Copartnership heretofore
IL existing, under the Firm of JAMES
PAINE & co. is this day, by mutual con
sent, dissolved. All persons having demands
against said Firm, are requested to cali on
JAMES PAINE and Ria SooTT for the PAY
ment thereof; and all who are indebted are
requested to make payment before the first day
of May next to the said PAINE & SCoTT.
JAMES PAINE,
JOSEPH RAY,
RiLA SCOTT.
.Msndon, April IA, 1921.
The Subscribers continue the BUSH
ness of Manufacturing. SC. under the Firm,
and by the name of PAINE & scorr.
JAMES PAINE,
RILA SCOTT.
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LONDON, FEB. 81
Hvasion of Naples.

By an extraordinary Courier, which
left Naples on the l 18th inst. letters have
been received from thence and from 9TH
er cities on the route, which contain the
most recent intelligence relative to the
invasion of Naples. The Courier was
much retarded On his journey by the
difficulty of procuring horses, caused by
the advance of the Austrian army We
subjoin extracts from the letters -
NAPLES, FEB. II.
The Duke de Gallo arrived on the
9th with the ultimatum of the Allied
Sovereigns. On the outside of the city
gate he entered his private carriage,
and proceeded Immediately to the Par
lament, who, according to the instruc-
tons previously given by him, were all
ready assembled. Before he could fin
ish reading the ultimatum of the Con-
gress at Laybach, he was interrupted by
reiterated cries of war war war =
from all parts of the assembly. have
not seen copy of the ultimatum, but
learn that the following are the princi-
pal points contained in it -
1. That the Neapolitans shall aban-
don the Spanish Constitution, and adopt
that of the British nation, with some
corrections and notifications suitable to
Naples.
2. That during the period while this
recognizing shall be effecting, and for
six years afterwards, the capital of the
kingdom of the Two Sicilies, and all the
fortresses, shall be occupied by Austri-
an garrisons.
3. On these conditions general am
nesty will be accorded. And,
a. Thepay and subsistence the Aus
trian troops will not be at the charge of
the Neapolitan nation.
The circulation of the terms of the
ultimatum in Naples produced the high
est degree of excitement in the publick
mind. Every man is ready to die in de-
fence of the liberties of the country
The military dispositions are proceed
ing with the greatest activity. Gen.
Guglielmo Pope commands in the Abruz-
ri, ArcovitO, in San Germano; Carasco-
sa and Ambrosio are marching to Rome,
where they are expected to arrive on
the 18th. Filangieri will remain in Ma
pies with the reserve. The Prince
Vicar-GeneraI will be at that point where
his presence shall be found most essen
tial. Bergani commands at Gaeta. The
regular troops at Naples amount to 60,
GOO infantry, and 10000 cavalry, with a
good supply of artillery. The militia
are estimated to amount to 100000 men.
Finally, great reliance is placed on the
pgbhck spirit and known courage of the
Neapolitan citizens and peasants, in the
event of its being found necessary to
have recourse to the system of Gueril-
las"
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FOR SALE,
1T this Office, very reasonably,
A Box of GARDEN SEEDS,
WeNossorted, IN papers for retail
All of last years growth.
.Apra II, 1921.

Worcester, IS.
Probate-Office, April 10, 1921.
To the Heirs of JONATHAN BILLING, late
Of Hardwick, IN SAID County, deceased,
end to all Others concerned IN the Estate
Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
IN pear (if you see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
~, ON the first Tuesday in June next, at ten
Of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
license should not be granted to sell and con-
vey so much of the Real Estate of said deceas-
ed as will raise the sum of one, thousand and
thirty-eght dollars, for the payment of debts,
legacies and charges; and you will be heard
thereon, THEOPHs,. WHEELER, Reg.
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NATiIL. PAINE, J. Prob.

Worcester, IS.
Probate-Oflice April 10, 1921.
To the Widov and Heirs of NATHAN
UPHAM, late Of Brookfeld, IN SAID
County, deceased, and to all Others con-
cerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
IL pear Gf you see ft) at the Court of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, n said
County, on the first Tuesday in June next,
at ten Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the Adj
ministratrix to sell and convey so much of said
deceased's real Estate, as will raise the sum of
$1l43,O9 for the payment Of debts and charg-
es; and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPIIs. WHEELER. Reg.
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To the Honorable Senate and House of
Representatives, in General Court assembled.
NEHE Subscribers beg leave to
L represent-that the road from Sunder-
land, on Connecticut river to Boston, is very
Circuitous, and that the road from Barre to-
Boston is likewise very circuitous and hilly,
and route nearly in direct line FROM said
Sunderland to Boston through Barre. Hub
bardston and Princeton has long been contem-
plated, by opening new road from the Meet
inS-House or Common in Barre, to Princeton.
distance of about eleven miles. which would
lessen the distance from Sunderland to Boston
about fifteen miles, and from Barre to Boston
about seven miles, and through country of
fewer hills and of much less magnitude. In
deed, a County Road was few years since
laid out, but was refused by the Court of Ses-
lions to be accepted, on account of the great
expense which it would be to the towns through
which it was laid. We therefore pray the
Honorable Legislature to incorporate us to-
gether, with such others as may hereafter as
sociate with us, into Society by the name Of
the BARRE TURNPIKE CORPORATION, with
liberty to lay out a road, to commence at the
Common, near the Meeting House in Barre
thence easterly in the best route to Hubbards-
ton line thence through the southerly part of
Hubbardston, in the best route to Princeton
line thence in the best course through part of
Princeton, and through the land of David
Rice thence to and through land of Jason
Woodward to road, with liberty to erect one
gate on said road when made for the purpose
Of taking toll; with such other privileges as are
usually granted to Turnpike Corporations.
SETH LEE and SO Others,