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SALES By AU CTION.
on Ikesdaa att lO o,ctock;

Tn 4NetdaN az ~ O'CLOCK.
AyILL he sold q the auction store, =
w variety Of goods among which are
Sugar in bbls Molasses in hhds. brandy.
Vineg ar, Malaga Vine 10 bbls. Cordial.
Ginger, Mustard in kegs. dipt candies -
boxes. A large quantity oil we'll asscritd
Queens Ware, blue and green edged and
white, 10 lois to suit purchasers.--l To-
bacco engine, without reserve.
Also,
The property 81 deceased person cos
sisting or pairot caro- tables; lssupeib
witch, set dinner tables; setls sup.
English. table spoons. (new Cloth. &c.
Also.l bale Superior extra grey y blue
cloths; | case German End Irish linens. |
case tleached shirtings, threads, silks, cot
tons, turnilures &c.
S. A. MARSTELLER. aus.
march Is
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VIM. FOwle, q 20
ssAVE Just received, per sloop 1ava Z
Ill from New York, and otfer, tor SAFE o
casks of Bridport.ssine and SAL '"ine 81
suoerjet quality, eee
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n Office.

ALL persons indphted to the firm of Bro
"a defs, Evans g. Co, are respt cttully IN
vited 10 come forward an make immediate
payment. II not paid before the 25th OF
this present month, they will he placed
in the hands of an officer Tor collection. as
/ have not time 10 run after them. MY
residence is at Mr. S. Deans, where am
always prepared TO settle.
JOSEPH BRODERS.
march rs u
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MARINE LIST,
corIED FROM THE
READING ROOM BOOKS.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MARCH Is.
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For Amsterdam,
az The schooner REAPER, Lemuel
S Sawyer. master. will load and sail
without delay. A few hhds of Tobacco
will be taken on freight, it immediate ap.
plicatlon 10 made to
WIN FOwLE g. Co.
Who have for sale the Cargo of the sch.
Maine, of 10000 eet boards and Jolst.
For Freight,
Ska> The new and superior schooner
&& MAINE Emery. master. carries
600 bhls. will be ready for cargo ~ $
DAYS. and will take a freight to the West
Indies, or coastwise. Apply asabove
Euh o.
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Trust Sale,

ON Thursday the a8th inst. .. II o'clock
Twill be exposed to pdLiic sale, mole
ty OF tenement and lot OF ground, situate
on St. Assph street near Duke; at present
in the occupancy of Mr.. James Riddle. -.
Terms liberal and made known at the
tim. ofsale. SAMUEL MCLEAN,
JAMES H. EARL.
march Is If lrustess.
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ARRIVED
Schr. Two Brothers, Hammond, Sc
ven DAYS from Chatham, ballast to T.:
II. Howiand.
Ship Boston, on Thursday below the
Narrows, bound up; and ship Poto.
mac. Bradford, from hence. got through
the MARI ows on Wednesday.
One brig and two schooners bound up.
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star i ire Company.


Extract from an act of the corporation Of
Alexandra, tor the extinguishDent Of
fires
Section Z. If any person who shall be
present at any FIRE. shall neglect or refuse
to obey the order or objection Of any cttlN
Ger, who ~haIl be appointed by any hrs
company now established or which may
be hereafter established. knowing him 70
be an officer, such person shall forfeit and
pay the sum ot FIVE dollars; provided the
name of such officer shall have been trst
punished in one Of the public papers.
AT stated quarterly meeting OF the
Star Fire Company, held on the 9Th inst.
the following gentlemen We're elected cfl-
GERS to serve for one year:
William Bsrteman, president.
Isaac Robbins, Treasurer,
Joseph Cowing, Clerk.
Commanders Of The Engine. !.
George S. Hough, lst, James Ellison, q
Jacob Douglas, Sd
Regulators.
VIM. Bartlem ~, John Muncaster. A. ..
f,azt move, Robert Hume, }. W. Massit.
John McCobh.
Property Men.
AZ B. Daneer6eId, Thomas Irwin, Mat
thia. Snyder, Nm. Isabel, Zeno Kinsey.
Guy A,kinson,
Managers oftle Hose.
Thomas BIaden, Israel Lunt, 7. stssE
J. w. Beedle.
IRE Men
John Grigsby, Wm. Phillips, RI
Boqie.-Extract from the Minutes.
JOS. LOWING, Clerk,
march IA -
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Relief Fire Company.

A meeting Of he Relief Fire Com
Apany, on Monday evening, 4th March.
1922, the following persons were elected
officers for the ensuing year.
ConmdndSrs.
Thomas Preston, first, Thomas Vowell,
second, Z. Corning, third.
Regulators.
Horace Field, Jos. Harris, John u.
Brown and Silas Reed
Sub Directors.
John G ird, John Douglass & josiah H
Davis.
Trustees.
Henry Bayne, Robert Anderson and A.
Rhodes.
.Ars-Men.
John West, Charles Norris and john
Myers.
Thomas V"well, Treasurer.
JOHN DOUGLASS, Clerk
march IA y
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pended except by a vots of at least two
alrds of the members present"
The concurrence with this amedment
Vas opposed by Mr. Williams of n. c.
'Od Mercer and supported by Mr.. Mel
~ OF Va, when.
The question was taken thereon, aad
~e amendment was coRCurred ~.
). Dir. Mercer moved 20 insert as an adj
SlOn 10 the 22d rule, the Il allowing: Nor
~ah aay Ten5er remain IN the hall co
sfed' during the session OF the house,
'lI9out the permission of the Speaker"
he question was discussed by Messrs.
Aefcer aud Hardin in favor of the motlon,
SSd by Messrs. Williams Of n G. Little.
a'Ser and Trimble in opposition 10 IL;
Or. Taylor submitted it as a question of
eetuer, that this proposition was not suscep-
NE OF debate or determination, without
'',ss land one day on the table.
"H Mercer considered it 10 be IN order
I'd an amendment to rules that were now
'1ner discussion.
'Oe Speaker decided that the motion
~ ny Ia order; and after lew further re-
Ia'Ss by MIR. Mercer in favor OF the mo-
o na and by Nlr. Sawyer against it, the
6esuon was taken, and decided in the
Ssuve- ayes 65, noes II.
ns~ ~ Mercer then submitted an amend
SI ~ Oh the 18th rule, so as TO prefix there
le, ns following words: "No member shall
:" d newspaper, write or read private
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For Freight,
Ax> The fine schr DOLLAR, Cor
IsR ham Mayo, master, burthen $50
barrels, will be ready to- the reception OF
cargo in two days which will be taken
in preference, to the Yves. Indies, OF
southern port. Apply to
j. H LADD & Go.
Who lave received per sa,d schooner. and
efsr for sale.
45 tons plaster,
A. bags green coffee,
80 chests young hyson tea.t
feb I8
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Office.

Pork, Beef, Young Hyson
Tea, sc.
TOHN H LADD 4. Co. have just res
81 ceived per sIoop Altoona, from New
York, 40 barrels prime pork,
SO do do beef,
80 hale boxes young hyson tea
20 boxes lemons
IS do muscatel raisins
$ jars grapes
feb %
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REaL GREATNESS.


Zeal greatness consists not in the IN
dolent possession of a superiour under
standing or superiour worldly advanta-
Ses. Nor does it consist in she most
active use of such an understanding, or
such advantages, except for the single
purpose of doing good All greatness,
all Distinction, showing itself in any
other way than this, you are at liberty
to despise. But if man is great in
goodness and usefulness, you cannot des-
plse him without despising the happi-
ness OF your species. His greatness is
closely combined with the best inter-
ests Of the world. If we love the best
Interests of the world, we shalt love
the man who promotes and we shall
love him most who promotes it in the
highest degree. In the contemplation
OF that great and blessed object, which
beneyolence seeks, we are raised "a
bovP selfinterest We forget our in
dividual Importance we forget every
thing which makes personal distinc-
tson, either in our own favour, or in ia
your of others. Let the highest de-
gree of good be accomplished, whether
by Us, or by others, as instruments, and
we have our desire. The only distine-
ton among nen, which is of any real
consequence, is that which arises, from
the degree of their usefulness. Mere
intellectual greatness, or mere worldly
greatness, is indeed an object to which
ambition looks up with impatient aspi-
ration. But what is It in the sight OF
God OF in the sight of good men 1t
is the greatness of Christian beneyo-
ience that we admire it is the great
hess not of the man who has superiorr
mental endowments, but of the maa
whose superiour mental endowments
are all devoted to the cause Of Christ
the greatness of the man, who, feel
ing that he is not his own, presents
himself a living sacrifice 20 God, and
exists only for the welfare of his king
dom. This is the greatness that dis
arms hostility, that puts envy to SHAME,
that attracts universal love, and that
does not moulder in the grave. And
this is the greatness which every Chris
tian ought to seek and which every
Christian will seek, not in proportion to
his pride, but in proportion to his be-
nevCleIce.
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Worcester, IS.
Probste-Ofice, February 90, 1885,.
70 the Heirs Of GEoReE BARR, late Of
New-Brantree, an said County, de-
ceased, and 10 all others concerned an the
Estate ofsaid deceased, GREEmNc.
NOU are hereby cited to APP
III pear (if yousee fly at the Court of Pro,
bate to be holden at Brookfeld, in said Coun-
ty, on the second Tuesday in April next, at
ten oftheclock, before noon, to show cause why
the Instrument, which purports to be the last
Will and Testament of said deceased, should
not be approved and you will be heard there
on. NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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Reel Estate in Shse1vs.
bury.

EVOR Sale an excellent Farm,
K containing about one hundred acres of
good Land, well proportioned into Moving,
Pasturing, Ploughing, and Woodland, with a
decent two-story House, and Barn, and 9TH
er Out-Buildings, in very good repair. Said
Farm is very pleasantly situated, and is about
one and.a half mile from Shrewsbury Meeting
House; and three and half miles from w or
cester Courthouse. The Buildings stand a.
bout thirty rods south of die Worcester Turn
pike. No Farm in town is better watered-
having stream Of water running through it
which never fails, and waters every part Of the
Farm for the cattle--with an excellent young
Orchard, ingrafted with the choicest Fruit,
justcoming into a bearing state--situated in a
very pleasant neighbourhood, and about one
mile from Grst- Mill and Saw-MilI.
Condaions--A long credit will be given for
great part of the purchase money, if re-
quested. If not sold at private sale by the
9TH day Of April next, it win then be imme-
diately offered at Publick Auction on the
premises, at o'clock, P. NJ. For further par
ticulars, inquire ofthe Subscriber.
JONATHAN NELSON.
Shrewsbury, Feb. IL, 1899.
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NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.

Worcester, 50.
Probate-O Office, February &c, 1929.
10 the Heirs Of RUTH GGRRIsH, iGte Of
Westminster, IN said County, deceased,
and TO all others concerned IN the Estate
ofsdid deceased, GREETINc.
NOU are hereby cited to APP
IA pear (fyou see 6t) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in Apr;l next, at.
one OF the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Instrument, which pnrports to'be the
last Win and Testamcnt..of said Deceased,
should not be proved and approved; and youE
viii be. heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. PROB.
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NOTICE.

VHVO be Sold, at Publick Auc.
y ton, (if not previously disposed of at
Private sale) on "Wednesday, the 10Th day Of
April next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. on
the premises Dwelling House, Barn, Wool
Carding Machine, aud Machinery for Spinning
and Weavilg-about six acres of Land, with
a privilege of Water on the same-and a, Build
ing erected for a Wool Factory, situated in
the northeriy part of Ashburnham, on the
Turnpike Road leading from Rindge, IN. H.).
to Asfby, Mass. )-payment made easy
For further particulars, inquire of LEGUEL.
SIlMSON, of said Ashburham.
.4stburnhan,, March 4, 1922.
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Worcester, S..
Probate Office, February q, 1922.
To the Widow, Creditors, and Heirs, of
PEREz WATERWAYS, late.of Oakham, in
sad, County, deceased, and to at otigers
concerned IN TIC Estute Of SAID deceas-
, cd. GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to app
q pear (if you see fD at the Court OF Pro-
bate TO be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, On the first Tuesday in Aprd'next, at ten
OF the cloGl, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted to the Executor,
to sell and convey SO much of said Deceascd's
Real Estate as will raise the sum of S 674 :OGx
for the payment of debts and charges; and
you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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-9ppeav'd red and sisksring fame, /.
THAI dolcnwafd acith The current eaaaae. .

AHdt 00tcHUdfu 1cith tRe current e0a1e.
The distant morning view Of Saranack's
Immense army on the waves and shore of
Ontario, with the column OF smoke rising
from tie watch-ire, is both grand and beauti-
full but we have not room for the extract.
We cannot forbear to gac.e few passa-
ges, descriptive Of the beautiful Oneyda, who
by the bye was half French. Gntwa thus
describes his first glance at her, while she was
sleeping -
s. loiter'd through the fir retreat,
ii some charm detam'd my feet
When 10. on bed of roses there,
form like bright hahunah / fair
In slumber broke upon my sight !.
=
Her raven hair, half-wreath'd, descended
And DER her face like shadows blended
Half yelling charms Of faireT hue,
Than ever forest daughter knew.
Such locks meier deck'd the desert child,
Nor blcom'd such cheeks in forest wild :
Bright spirit of the air or deep.
Let Ontwa guard thy morning sleep;
This wild rose, blooming Ger thy rest,
I'll pluck to decorate thy breast;
That kind propitous sweets may bear
My name to visions rising there"
The follolsing passage is part of the in
teryiew betweea Ontwa and Oneyda, previ-
Gus TO their flight from the camp OF Saranack.
1t is, we think, extremely beautiful -
Scan Ontwa pant her simple grace
Her slender form, and lovely face,
Which only half its beauty show'd,
So wildly loose her dark locks ffow'&-
The tear that dimm'd her glist'ning eye,
H.. r Il 4 1. Al. -
The sinking moon with pleas'd delay
GLANCED on her charms q mellow ray,
And show'd on. robe aud features fair.
The dew, and brighter tear-drop, there.
Did Onawa then alone depart
All no, Icried, with selfish heart,
Sweet blossom Of the wild thy hands
Have seyer'd Ontwa's captive bands !.
But vainly dost thou sst him free,
When still his heart is bound 10 tl.ee?
The osicr bond no longer holds,
But wreath OF love has stronger folds:
Oh, thou bright vision of my sleep,
Ire Ontwa's eyes had learnt to weep
Thou, whom thought a star from heaven,
Or spirit by the blue wave given,
When watching DER thy morning rest
lplac'd the Wild rose on thy breast
Oh WHITTIER now, shall Ontwa turn
+ His country's fires no longer burn:
OF home and sire, aud kindred reft,
What has the lonely wanderer left
If thou, Oneyda, scon his love,
And send him forth alone to fove 20
One more extract, and we have done. 1t is
descriptive of the death of Oneyda, IN the
arms OF 0ntwa -
Her warm blood DER my bosom gush'd,
As from her wound the torrent rush'd,
While yet her eye, with ray intense,
Beam'd forth its dying eloquence-
And ere the smile had left her cheek,
Which still of parting love would speak,
Her soulof snowy hue had flown,
: And left me in this world alone,,
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-O Office, March 9, 1922.
10 the Heirs Of THoMAs WHITE, late Of
Spencer, IN said County, deceased, and'
to NIL Others concerned IN the Estate Of
sud deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
~ pear iii you see it) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in April next, at
ten. Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the Instrument, which purports to be the
last viii and Testament of said Deceased.
should not be approved and you viii be heard
thereon
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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Notice IS hereby Gven,.

EvHAT the first Meeting Of the
a. BARRE TURNPIKE CoRPoRAMcN will
be held at the house Of Capt. Lyman .Sibley,
inBarre, on Wednesday, the 20th day OF March,
next, at 3 O'clock. P. NJ. for the purpose of
choosing such Officers as may be necessary,
and transacting any other Business which may
be thought expedient. Those who have assoc
ciated, or wish to associate with the Grantees
Of said Turnpike are requested to attend.
SETH LEE, per order.
Barre, Feb 81, 1891.
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Worcestcrrss.
Probate-Olice, February 2s, 1892.
To the Widow, Legotees, and Heirs Of
John ROBINSON, late Of Oskham, IN SAID
County, deceased, and to all others con-
cerned in tie Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
a pear Gfyou see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said. Coun.-
ty, on the first Tuesday in April next, at one,
Of the clock, after noon,. to show cause why
the Accounts ofthe Administration of said Es--
tate, so far, should not be allowed; and also.
to show cause why Jeremiah Robinson, Exec
utor Of said Deceased's viii, should not be dis
charged from said trust, and JHilliGm Robinson,
a son of said Deceased, appointed Admnistra-
tor of said Estate with the Win anncxed) in
his stead; andryou will be heard thereon.
NA1'HL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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FOR SALE.

A PASTURE, of about seven
IL ty acres of good Land, lying near the
centre of thee3own Of Hubhardsion-wen in
closed, and divided into four Lots, with stone-
walls Possession may be had the first of
April next. OF For particulars, inquire Of
the Subscriber, in Barre.
ARCHIBALD BLACK.
Barre. Feb. %. 1900.
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CONSTANTLY for Sale, by
" CHARLES W.aDE, at Cellar, No. 90,
Merchants Row, Boston--LAIRD'S BEST
DRAUGHT PORTER and ALE, in whole
and half Barrels. or Orders for Summer
Stocks punctually attended to.
Boston. FEB. s. Laee- 6w
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CLerk Wanted,

A L the Store of the NORTH
IA. BRIDGE CoTToN MANU- aACTyRrNG Co.
YOUNG MAN who would be willing to APP
ply himself closely to business. Unquestiona-
BILE recommendations will be required
also Wanted, a CoTToN CARDER..
to take charge of a Card Room--one who is
well skilled in the business. -Preferenc
would be given to one having Family -
Good encouragement may be expected, by inn
mediate application to
A. a. WALKER, Agent for
The Noathbridge c. M. Co.,
Northbridge, March a, 1922
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G Notice.

WNHE Subscriber, expecting to
h be unable to work the ensuing Season,
by reason of bodily indisposition-wis wishes to sell
his stock-let his Farm-and settle his Ac-
counts, as soon, as he is able TO ride.
The Stock consists of one yoke Of OK
eu--iour Cows--one pair of Steers, three years
old-one pair of Bulls, two years old last
Spring--lourteen good native Sheppard two
Pigs, weighing about 100 lbs. each.---.9lso,
one good eisht-day Clock, and five thousands
of Brick, now lying on Back-Street, $50 call
ed.)
Said Farm lies about two miles and
three quarters from Worcester Courthouse,
on cross road, leading to Holden, and viii
keep a yoke Of Oxen and eight or ten Cows
the year round and viii. be let, and posses
sion given TO any person with small family
and good recommendations, as sooa as the
above Stock can.be sold.
AMOS WHITNEY.
Worcester, Feb. 10, 1929. CIV
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New Books.

May be had at G.. II. TRU1l.
I'VE BULE's-Views of Society and Man
aers in America. By an Englishwoman.-
EuRoPE.-By Citizen of the United States.
A few sets of the PlRATE.-By the Author
Of Wayerly, Kenilworth, Sc.
Woreeses Feb. 81, 1922.
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= Years.
+ The Indian word for morning.
OPINION OF DIR. Johnson.

OPINION OF DIR. JOHNSON.
" did not expect TO hcar,n saws the
Doctor, 8 that it could be 10 an assem-
bly, convened for the propagation of
Christian knowledge. a question wHeth-
J er any nation, uninstracted in religion,
! should receive Instruction; or whether
that obstruction should be impaired to
thsFn by. translation of the Holy Books
into their own language. II obedience
10 the will of God be- necessary to hap
piness,. and knowledge of his,will be ne
cessary to obedience, know not how he
that withholds this knowledge, or denies
it, can be said 10 love his neighbour as
himself. He that voluntarily continues
ignorant is guilty of all the crimes which
ignorance produces las to him that
should extinguish the tapers ola light
house, might justly be imputed the ca
lanities Of shipvreck, Christianity is
the highest perfection Of humanity and
as no man.is good, but as he wishes the
good of others, no man can be good in
the highest degree who wishes not to
others the largest measure Of the great
est good"
The Doctor proceeds to represent it
as one of the greatest of crimes 6 to O.
nit for a year, or.Hor day, the most eff
6cacious method Of advancing Christian
ity, in compliance with any purposes
that terminate on this side tie grave
" Let it be remembered says he, in
conclusion, {. that the efficacy of igno-
rance has been long tried, and has not
produced the consequences expected
Eet knowledge, therefore, take its turn
and let the patrons Of priyation stand a.
/ side, and admit the operation of positive
principles
Fhesesopinions were expressed long
beforeany of the great modern exertions
for the diffusion of the Gospel were
commenced What would the Doctor
have saIdsat the present day !? and where
would he have found terms strongenough
to express his appreciation of these ex-
ertions, or his condemnation of indiffer-
ence or opposition to this cause Mis-.
Herald.
There are some weaknesses, which,
as they do not strike US with the malig-
nifty of crimes, and produce their effects
by imperceptble progress, we are apt
70 consider as veDial, and make very
little scruple Of INDUCING. But the
habit which apologies for these, is
mischief of their own creation, which
il bchoves US early TO resist. We give
way to It at first, because il may be con-
quered at any time I; and'at last, excuse
ourselves from the contest, because il
has grown too strong to be overcome.
Otthis nature Is incidence, falling, |
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Notice Is hereby Gaye1.

FkNHATthe Subscriber has beer
& been duly appointed Exocutrix of the
last Win and Testament and Codicil Of An
DREW PETERS, late ofWsstborough, in the
County OF Worcester, Esquire, deceased, and
has taken upon herself that trust. by giving
bonds as the law directs. All persons indebt-
ed to'sald Estate, are hereby called upon to-
make immediate payments and all those to
whom said Estate is Indebted, are requested
to exhibit theirdemands for settlement. !
AMY DAVENPORT,
Marlborough, March 5, 1899.
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FOR SALE.

A FARM, situate in Ortord,
IN about two miles east of the South Meet
ing House, containing l65 acres of good. Land,
well preportloned into Moving, Oreharding,
Arabic, Pasture, and Wood l.and-well water
ed with durable springs. The Buildings are a.
large two-story House, well finished-a Barn,
and an Out House-all in good repair.-
Payment made easy. OF For further infor-
nation, inquire OF THOMAS DAVIS,
THOMAS DAVIS, Jr.
Oxford, Feb.-27, 1922.