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NOTICE.

WILL be Sold, at PublicE
w Vendue, at the Factory in Nor,,,.
Brookfeld, in the County of Worcester. on
tuesday, the 9th day of September next-so
many Of the following SHARES in the .No,t6-
Broottieh Wool'en Manufaciur1ng COMPANY
as will De sufficient to raise the sam of Fonr
hundred and twenty eight dollars and twelve
cents and Incidental charges--the same being
AN Assessment laid on said Shares by said
Corporation, on the 9th day of February. 1921.
Said Shares are numbered as follows, aus.
from No. 100 to No. 10, including said No.
li0-No. 49, 100, and one half Of No. I18
The amount due on each whole Share i
tmrty-four dollars and twenty five cents. and
seventeen dollars and twelve cents on the half
Shsre---said Shares belong to the estate of
Feteg Peeshann, late of said North Brook6eld
deceased
MOSES BOND, Treasurer Of said
Cooperation.
North Broolfeld, Aug. 6. 1929.
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SSt. "a a.sSs G: I: I. az Is q d
|AIN nOI5Sss 4 "a lgSY 6
rs, Court Street, Boston.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
Fa7HE Proprietors with graft

aSHE Proprietors with graft
r tude acknowledge the recent ,ery h5e-
raj and increasing patronage bestowed on their
Establishment, and assure the Publick that
every favour shall stimulate them to still great
er exertions and perseverance.
They continue to make Uery great ad-
ddaOns, much too numerous to mention partic-
ularly.-1hey have the pleasure to announce
to their Patrons and the Publck, that they
have recently purchased one more entire Mu-
scum, (the MARKET MUSEUM which is just
added to their former Collections
now
One Grand Consolidation
Of Four Museums united in one-the late adj
ditions alone being much greater than any other
Museum in the New-Engaad States.
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Interesting to Military officers
and to the PubIack.
L. GODDARD& SON.

NkATEFUL to their Friends
~ and the Publick for the encouragement
tney nave hitherto received, would inform
mem that they still continue their Professional
. Business at their Old Stand, nearly opposite
IN, Inc Store formerly occupied by lion. DANIEI.
"ALDo-where they keep constantly on hand.
Gold & Silver Vertical Watches-sil-
yer Patent Lever do.-GoId Reads- s;lna.
Keys-sifver & Gilt do.@Patent Time-P,eces
Britannia Tea-Pots-elegant Tea-Waiters. hv
the nest or sngle-Plated & Brass Can9lesticks
and Lamps-Snufers & Trays--Pocket- Pistols
-Penknives-silver & Steel spectacles-Ha;r
Necklaces, mounted with Cold Gold, Silver,
y Jet Knobs & Drops-ahd many other Arti.
cles in that line Of business, not herein n,cp-
toned. Also.
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Wool Cdrding.

yESHE Subscribers Machines
e are in operation for Carding CUSTOM
WOOL, opposite and east of DIR. ]. ROBIN
SONS store about forty rods.-He gives in
formation that ne furnishes Oil for all the Wool
he cards, and warrants his work to be well
executed, on the following terms -
Merino Wool, IL cents per 10.
Hall Blood, 10 cents per H..
Wool, part Merino, 8 cents per lb.
Common Wool, 2 cents per h.; and if
credit, one cent per lb. will be added.
Also
COMB-PLATES and CLEARING
COMBS for sale by him, and at the Store Of
Messrs. RICE & MILLER.
CALVIN DARBY.
Worcester, J,tly 81, 1899.
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North BrOokfsH, Julg25, 1922.
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8 CASES more French PA.
PER HANGlNGS just received, at
TRU.NBULL's BOOKSTORE
LANDSCAPE PATTERNS, at so cts. per roll.
July 81, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-07-31

ergy, than cf his choice bis element is
evidently in scenes of sensuali.y, profit
gacy and iewdness Ills licentious With
c;sms--his !ascivious insinuations--his
corrupt al,lsiops, MANY times repeated
reveal heartrevelling IN its own abom-
nations. and render both him and his
work. in moral light, the objects of in-
'dignation and disgust !
Ii is painful 10 expose the errors of
a great genius: but remember the
danger TO which was liable and there
are thousands OF young persons still in a
similar situation. II was the fine quota
lions and bonndiess encomiums of this
poet, in writings of most unouestionable
religious character, that first induced
me to read his dramas. ! entered on
them as on paradise of sweets and
loveliness Little-did expect to fnd
the serpent of vice concealed amongst
IFS beauties
It no very difficult thing TO avoid
vice, when we are aware of its pres
ence, and it appears in IFS own deforn-
ity but who shall escape, when ii bor-
rows the forms of virtue, and is adorned
with all the destinations of Shakspeare's
pencili
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-07-31

We mistakenly adorn mostthat part
of life which least requires it, and neg
lect to provide for that which will want
it most. II is for that sober period
when life has lost It's freshness, the pas
sions their intenseness, and the spirits
their hilarity, that we should be prepar-
ing. Our wisdom would be to anticipate
the wants of middle life, to lay in a
store of notions, ideas, principles and
habits, which may preserve or transfer
to the mind that affection which was at
first partly attracted by the person.
But TO add a vacant mind 10 form
which has ceased to please; to provide
no subsidiary aid to beauty while il
lasts, and especially no Substitute when it
is departed, is to render life comfortless,
and marriage dreary.
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From, a Coyrespondent.1
SELECTED FOR THE SPY.
SHAKESPEARE.

For force Of language-for exhaust
less invention-for an insight into hu-
man ua'ure--for a power to touch
and rend the heart-he is unequalIed !;
and stands amongst dr1matists ike the
diamond amongst pearls But, while
! honour his intellectual capacities, |
must deeply lament their miserable A.
buse. So far from having moral end
before him, he has frequently its oppo-
site, and at the best seems Indifferent to
moral results. He often rises like the
eagle into ovcrpowering snbIimity but
this is rather the effect Of his mental en-
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-07-31

For Young Ladies and Misses,
IN .aSHBURNHa.N,

WILL be opened the first
Wv Monday in September next, under
the tuition of Miss M. LAWRENCE lin
which win be taught the following branches
English Grammar, Composition, Ancient
and Modern Geography, History, Rhetoyick,
Natural Philosophy, Rudiments of CHEMISTRY,
Astronomy, Botany, Painting, the Projection
of Maps, Printwork, and Embroidery.
o. Tuition not TO exceed S. 100 per
Quarter to be had on reasonable
terms, in respectable families.
N. b. Miss LAWRENCE instructed in
the aforementioned place the preceding Sea-
son. Her methods met the full appreciation Of
all who were interested.
Rev. JOHN CUSHING.
IVERS JEWETF.
HOSEA STONE.
-Ashbmr,hana, July %, 1922.
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POE rs 7.
For he Vsssaehaselts Spx.l

FOR ite 3utssdeeHsetiS Spy.l
ERIN! thy brightest days are gone,
the DAYS which saw tlee proud and free !;
Va Iish'i the glory Of thy dawa,
AMI cold the hearts that glow'd for thee.
Gone are the hours Of festive mirth
That circIel rouni thy peasant's cot,
An1 &c nn'i with bliss his home and hearth -
These once we're shine put nov are not.
Thy i.lis, that ,lca we're pleaty's throne,
AR stanp'i with dasolation cold;
AMI there, n 'olilais. alone,
His wings Of death viii famine fold.
OH lrelali, once tiny ioyeliness
Was chantej in the rlinstreps song
Yes bards were thine, aud they would bless
Their cline, and then the strain prolong.
But now, unhappy Island, now
Disease has wraop'd thee in her shroud,
And on thy pale and ghastly brow
Has 6x'd her darkest, direst cloud.
F.
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THE GRAND PANORAMA

which is just added, is found to give the most
perfect satisfaction. is very ingenious
piece Of Mechanism, which cost the Inventor
several years of study and labour to bring to
periection.-lt consists of great variety of
Curious Figures, (ahout 100 in number) in all
Kinds OF trades, travelling, marching, &c. &c.
= among them are Carpenters, Tanners, Cur
riers, Farriers, Blacksmiths, Shoemakers, Bak-
ers, BARRIERS, Turner'S, Block Makers, Sawyers,
stone-Catters, paper-stainers, &c. &c. &c.
Boston, Juye.
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General truths are what we all ac-
knowledge. and all forget. We ac-
knowledge them, because general as
sent of the understanding costs but little.
and we forget them, because the re-
memhrance would force upon the con-
science a great deal of practical labour.
To believe, and remember, and act
upon common, undsputed, general
truths, is the most important part of re-
ligicn. This, though in fact very diff
cult, is overlooked, on account Of its
being supposed very easy. To keep
up in the heart lively impression Of a
few plain, momentous truths. is Of more
use than the ablest discussion of a hun
dred controverted points.
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Worcester. IS,

Worcester, IS.
Probate CAice. July 10, 1899.
To the HEIRS Of T1woTHY JoNrs. late Of
Berlin, IN said County, deceased. and
10 all others concerned ia Tia Estate of
said deceased, GRErrIse
ROU are hereby cited to an
= pear (f you see 6t) at tho Court of
Probate to be holden 1t Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in August 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 will be
heard thereon.
NATFEl. PAINE, 7. prob.
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Attention /! -
For Sale, at 7'RLLMBULL's,

For SAFE, at TRLIn8ULL's,
GCOFF's l!lita Tacticks-
comprising the Duty of Infantry, Light
Infantry, aud Riilemen-in six parts-2d Edit.
The MISUNDERSTANDING the
Drill without Arms, and Exercises and Move
ments of the Light and Horse Artillery-to-
gether with Sword Exercise for the Light
Infantry. Also, Rules for the Formation of
Companies ard Regiments.-By Lieut.. Col
Peirce Darrow-2d Edit.
CAVALRY TAcTcKs--comprising the
motern mole Of. Discipline and Sword Exer-
else for the Cavalry generally adapted to
the Rules and Regulations of Infantry, as pre-
pared by Gen. Scott, and established Ivy Re-
solve Of Congress.-To mhieh is aided, The
Review Exercise, in five p.rts-iliustrated by
Engrayings. DasYoag.
Worcester July 10, 1922.
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Copperteads. a few days since, a wo-
man in Salisbury township, bucks county,
discovered topperhead snake on her
dresser. II whs killed in the Kitchen.
In the same township, about the same
time, women setting her foot out of the
door was bit n tlie heel by a Copper
head She screamed, and her dog few
upon AMI killed the snake. AT our last
aAvices the woman was yet alive. The
snakes are supposed to have descended
from the high lands in search Of water,
There has been great want of rain in
Bucks county this summer.
PhjL Dem. Press.
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Ilsa e Us Z ~
HlYILiSsI 3! IIEl q
u, Court Street. BJstn
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING.

THE Proprletors with graft
a tude acknowledge the recent pery Gbe-
raj and Increasing patronage bestowe! on their
Establishment, and assure the PubliclI that
every favour shall stimulate them to still great
er exertions and perseverance.
They continue TO make Ue,y great oa-
daions, much too numerous to mention partic-
ularly.-FheY have the pleasure to announce
to their Patrons and the Public!,, that they
have recently purchased one more entire Ma
scum, (the MARKET nGsEUM) which is Just
added to their former Collections-ma
now
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Worcester, IS.
Probatc-OiIico, July 16, 1929.
10 the IVido7o and Heirs of sKrLToy
FELTON,, late Of Barre, IN said Couatg.
deceased, and 10 all others concerned ~
the Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to ab-
n pear You see GO at the Court of Pre-.
bate 70 be holden at Worcester, in said Conn.
ty, on The FIRST Tuesday in August next, at ten
OF the clock, before noon, to show cause whv
tho instrument, which purports to be The lnst
WIZ and Testament Of said Deceased, should
not be approved; and you win be hea,d tbores
on NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Stephen R. Ten7ev.

70 EsPEcTFULLY informs his
T. Friends and the Publick generally,
that he has removed from thu centre OF the
town of Worcester, to the building formerly
occupied as Cotton Mandatory by TRow-
sRTrGE q MEBRIFIELD-where he contem-
plates building Nool-Carding, Napping,,
Shearmg. and Brushing MACHINES, OF the
best qualities, aud on short notice.
5. r. +. trusts from the long expe-
renee he has had ia the above branches, and
his constant desire TO please, he shall be en-
'ablcd to obtain liberal share Of the publick
patronage.
TdV2 "a 1890.
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One Grand Consolidation

Of Four Museums united in one--the late adj
ditons alone being much greater than any other
Museum in the New-England States.
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Worcester. S..
July IS, 1922.

Worcester, Sc. July Is, 1922.
a TTACHED on mesne pro-.
I cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold, at Publck Yendue, at the house Of
EPhFata' howe, in Berlin, on Saturday, the
seventeenth day of August next, at three
O'Clock IN The afternnon-all the Right in
Eqnity which EPilRAfM HOWE and CUR
10 HOWE, or either of them, have to re-
deem the mortgaged Real Estate, whercon
lney now live, situated in the westerly part
OF Berlin, in said County.
GILBERT w. HAVEN, d. Sheriff.
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Worcester, IS. July 10, 1899.
pAKEN on Execution, (hav.
ing been previously attached on mesnc
process) and will be sold at Publick Venduc,
at Samuel Daris's Tavern, in Sterling, on
Tuesday, the twentieth day of August next,
at three o'clock, P. Mall the Right in Equi-
ty which SILAS LAMSON. of Sterling, has to
redeem the mortgaged Farm, with the Build
'ings on the same, where he now lives, situate
in the southwesterly part of said Sterling, near
Joseph Peayson's farm.
EBENR. POPE, Ira. D. Sheriff.
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worcester, IS. July -, 1899.
a'AkEN, on Execution, 1.-THE
same having been previously attached
on mesne process) and will be sold. atPublick
Ventue, at Roblnaoa's Tavern, in Hardwick.
on Monday, the 12th day of August next. AT
O'clock, z. Mall tie Right in Equity which
JOSEPH WfipPLE, of Elardwic1, has to re-
deem the following described: moitgaged prem
ises, ris. the Faru, with the buildings on The
same, where he now lives, in the northwest
erly part of said Hardwicl. containing about
eighty acres. SAMUEL HINKLEY.
Constable Of Hardw.ck.
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Worcester, IS. July IS. 1929.

Worcester, IS. July IS, 1922.
"A L ACHED on mesne pro
IA cess, taken on Execution, and win be
sold, at Publick Vendue, at iSantueE Hatha-
way's Inn, in Worcester, on Tuesday, the
twentieth day of August next, al two of the
clock, in the atternoon-all the Right MAT
THEW ?. HAYWARD has in Equity TO re-
deem certain mortgaged Zeal Estate situated
in the southeasterly part of said Worcester,
and occupied y james Hqwcard.
sEWALL HAMILTON, d. Sheriff.
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A Mr.. Goodman, of Southampton,
england has taken ont "A patent for a
material Improvement in stirrnp-irons.
1t consists in the introduction Of cross
bar, bearing | spring within the open
bottom of the'stirrup-iron, TO support a
false bottom which rises and fails &C
cording to the motion of the horse, and
of course gives great ease to the rider !;
the horse is also relieved from any sud
den pressure, and the weight of the
horseman being carried upon an elastck
intead of A solid body, there is less prob
ability of the saddle-tree ever break
ing.
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Worcester, IS. July Is, 1929.
4 lIACHED On mtsne PRO.

Ut oIIN I3IU-
I ~ cess, taken on Execution, and viii be
sold, at PubIick Nendue, at the Dwclliuc-
House of John Spar, in Charlton, on We'd
oe-day, the fourteenth day Of August next, at
three OF the clock, in the aftemoon-all the
Right JOHN A. HAVEN has in Equity 10 re-
deem certain mortgaged Real Estate, stu
ated in the casterly part Of Charlton, in said
County, and lately occupied by TimoiRy
diorse, jun.-.iiso, ali the Right said HAVEN
has in and about twelve acres OF Woodland.
situated in tie easteFly part OF said Charlton,
adjoining land of .Eases Sterens and Others.
sEWALL HAMILTON, ID. Sheriff.
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Last week, during the sitting of the
United States District Court, at Batavia,
for the Northern District Of New York,
Judge Skinner presiding, came on the
trial Of Jones Whitney Farnsworth, for
forgery, consum mated in the false ma
king Of United States Patents for militia
ry bounty lands fortY-six of which
we're found in his possession, with Wig
ne:te, seal, sc used in fabricating them.
The prisoner was found guilty after a
patient investigation, and the sentence OF
death, which the statute annexes to the
offence. was pronounced upon him un-
der the solemn admonition and warning
of the Court. He was ordered for eye
cution on Friday, the Goth. day of Sep
TENDER next He is man about As
years of age, Of decent appearance, and
says he is from Boston.
" Y. E7. Post.
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Canton Goods, &C.

TIME Subscribers have receiv
4 ed an Invoice of CANTON GOODS
among which are Nankin & Canton Grapes :;
Black sarsnots & Sinchaws; Yellow & Blue
Nankns, first chop; Florentine Nesting, &C.
which they offer for Sale-with good assert
ment Of ENGLIsH & FRENCH Goods, on favour
able terms, at wholesale.
.diso-BONNET THREAD, Of best quality.
DANIEL DENNY, JR. s. co.
No. 9, .Marfet-Slreet, Boston.
July 90, 1922.
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From the Baltimore american Farmer
HYDRAULlC LIFT.

Having observed an article taken from
the Massachusetts Spy, in which if is
stated, that have received q patent for
the hydrenIicE ut, the use of which is TO
raise and lower boats from one level of
canal to another; it has become my
duty, in reply, to state, that such is by
no means the fact; that on the contrary,
never have received any such patent.
That my specification was lodged in the
department of state, and affirmation then
made of my believing myself to be the
original inventor, adnit-because at
that time, had abunaaot reason to be-
lieve that was the true and absolute
fact; neither was aware of any foun-
dltion for an opposite sentiment until
within a few days past, when it was re-
marked TO me. by a particular friend Of
mine, that he had received some iaformg-
ton Of its being IN operation upon the Ell
lesmsre caaal IN England, and ttGt ii qpds
understood to da$,veT an excellent purpose.
Chapman's observations on canal nav
igation, quoted in the above article, |
have never seen but on examining Vol.
of Rees' Cyclopedia, also quoted al
the close of the said article, the loan of
which obtained from particular ac-
quaiatance, there. contrary to my ex-
pectations, and very much 10 my sur
prise, found an invention described, and
said to be in operation upon the canal a.
bove mentioned. so very similar in its es-
sential principles, to the one of which
| had considered myself the original in
ventoT, that am now convinced of my
not being the first original inventor and
as the most efectual remedy in my pow
er, | am prepared to say, that have al
ready taken efficient measures to have
my specification Immediately withdrawn
from the patent Office, by which means
the publiGk will be equally as secure
against any injurious effects from it as if
IT had never existed.
Ii is with me subject of particular
regret, that was not sufficiently aware
Of the opportunity of referring to such
Information, prior TO the date of my spe-
ciication, which might then have been
prevented; but with conscious honesty
and integrity, | can and DO hereby utter
ly deny and dsclaim any and every IN
teation 0ohateper, of ever having, either
directly or indirecta conceived the de-
sign of taking advantage of any law, for
the purpose of appropriating to myself
the sole benefit of the invention in cues
ton, without being in fact, as really be-
lieyed was, its true original inventor.
Had my plan succeeded and gone into
operation, in consequence of its being
my discovery, should have considered
myself.entitled TO receive a moderate
compensation for its use-otherwise not.
VIM. KENWO9THY.
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July 10, 1929.

Worcester, IS. July 10, 1929.
{ I ACHED on mesne pro-
Z y cess, taken on Execution, and wsl be
sold, at Pabhck Vendue, at ERASTUS SUM-
NE2's, lnnhalder in Shrew bury, on Monday.
the goth Gay OF August next, . three o'clock
IN the aternoon---all the Right in Eouitv
which JOHN RICHARDSON has to redeem
his noFlgaged Real Estate, in Shrewsbury.
Containing about three fourths Of an acre Of
Land, with the Buildings thereon, where he
now lives--also about sixty rods of Land, VITA
Blacksnith's shop standing thereon, a few
rods east OF the first described Premises.
THOMAS W. WARD, Sheriff.
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Athcneum, No. 1873,

Is Just rcceiOed, By G. a. TRU.NBULL,
Worcester, July "a, 1G2a.
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TyIfE Subscribers having been

"a VIZ NsEOoCf iF1NI . EId FITIS ITNNW
& appointed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,
Judge of Probate OF Wills, &c. for the Coun-
ty Of Worcester, Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the several Credit
ors Of the Estate Of THOMAS EARLE, late Of
Leicester, in said County of Worcester, de-
ceased, represented Internationally give
notice that six months from the second day Of
July, instant, are allowed TO said Creditors, for
presenting and proving their claims; and that,
for the purpose ofreceiving and examining the
same, we will be at-the house of aaron .ilors,,
lnnholder, in said Leicester, on the third We'd
nesday of each OF the following months, az.
August, October, November, and December,
from one 10 six O'Clock, P. NJ. on each OF said
days. HENRY SARGENT,2 -
DANIEL KNIGHT, ! N0"'"' 10
Leicester, jug 10, 1929.
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Shey,F,5 Sale.

a IIACEiLD by virtue Of ala
K y Execution, (haying been previously at
tachcd on mesne pfecessl and VIZ! be SOLD at
Puhlick Nendue, at Mr.-h1Gstass Summers. inn
holder, in Shrewsbury, on thursday, the god
day OF August next, at 2 O'clock, i. Mail
the Right, Title, and Interest which ABh!.
DUDLEY has TO redeem the moHgaged Real
Estate on which he now lives. situated nt
shrewsbury, about two miles east from tins.
Meeting House, aud containing one hundred
and zen ACRES OF excellent Land, with the
Buildings. DANIEL UPHAM. ID. Sheriff.