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Worcester, IS!
Probate-OHice, December II, 1890.
10 the Heirs Of ELIZABETH P ARN1NTER, late
Of Oakham, IN said County, deceased,
and TO all others concerned IN the Estate
Of SAID deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
III pear (if you see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty' on the first Tuesday. in January next, 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 will be
heard thereon.
NATIIL. PAINE, J. PROB.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-Office. December IL, 1929.
To the Wido7v end Heirs of W1LLARD
UPHAM, late Of Royalston, In said Coun-
ty, deceased, and to all Others concerned
IN the Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
III pear (if you,see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said County,
on the first Tuesday in January next, vat ten
of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted to the Admins
tratrix of said Estate to sell and convey SO
much of said deceased's Real Estate as will
raise the sum of One hundred and thirteen dol
lars, for the payment of debts and charges;
and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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Method Of GoIding SteeI.-To soIu-
ton of gold in nitro muriatick acid, add
fourth part of ether. Shake them
together, and wait till the fluids are
separate-the upper stratum, or pure
ETHEREAL gold, is then to be. poured off
into another vessel. If any polished
steel instrument, or other utensil, be
dipped into this solution, and instantly
plunged into cold water, the surface
will acquire coat of pure gold, being
a very elegant and economical mode of
preserving polished steel from rust.
DR.. Johnson would not allow Scotland to
derive any credit from Lord Mansfield; for he
was educated in England. 'sMuch,n said
he, may be said OF a Scotchman, if he be
caught yoisng."
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Worcester, S.
Probate-oaiee, November 81. 1922.
To the Wsdow, Creditors and Heirs of Es-
ENEzER HAMMOND, late Of Petersham,
IN SAID County, deceased, and to all 9th
ers concerned an the Estote of said de-
ceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
IL pear (if you see fit) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Barre, in said Coun-
ty, on the third Tuesday in January next,
atone of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts of the Administration of said
Estate should not be allowed and you will be
heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
: By order Of The Hon. Judge.
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IN ELLAHERL
=. GARLAND, c. G.
.lmherA Conniu ttlruaru Con,l. ia2a.

.lnherd Connty Ftbruaty Con,i, 1928.
Charles Mnnty, administrator oil Joseph NJ
ron, deeeused, pluiutiH,
against
Robert Rivers and IIenrY T.. Davies defts.
upoa fvreiIT mn IN Eboaecry.
On hearing bill, aud i, appearing to the sat.
islaetion yl the court that the defendant Riy-
ers doth not reside within tire limits Of this
state il is therefore ordered aud decreed thai
unless the said defendant doth appear here o.,
the first day of May court ncxf, und enter his
Importance and give security according to the
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the snue shall be taken rs confessed aud Tho
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10 further. ordered, That Henry l.. Davies, the
other defendant doth retain in bis hands what
money 10 which he may he indebted TO tl,.s
said Rivers, 10 the amount Of seventy .Gse dol
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court Aud II Is furthermore ordersdt that u
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on some CONT day. \ copy Tesie,
81 ARTHUR y. DAVIES &. A. c.
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The North American Review,

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mo- 70.

| Napoleon observed. that celebrated
aciless fNlademoiselle Raucourt) had ,le-.
scriled him With great truth. - If you aslz
him question: said lie, he is an iron
chest, whence you cannot extract u sylIa-
bic =; hui II you ask him nothing, you will
soon be unable TO slop his mouth--hc Will
become a regular gossip"
! IS eouuieuance added the
emperor) is 50 immo, able, that nothing can
ever be rad IN il. Lanues and Murat used
Jdekingly To say of him tl,at il while hc
VAS speaking 10 you some Que should eome
behind him, aud give him kick, biz coun-
icnance would betray no indication Of the
alflont."
Speaking Of thc Russian war, we have
the following.
On aioihcr occasion, the emperor said,
s." might have shared with Russia, the pos
session oil the Turkish empire. We bad
oitencr than once contemplate HE idea,
bat Consianlinople was always the obstacle
that opposed its exccutlon--Thc Turkish
capital was The grand stumbling block be-
tween u. Russia wanted II, aud | could
not resign II. ConsthnlinopIe is al empire
~ Itself. II IS the real keystone of power
Tor he Who possesscs Il may rule tho
world
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yershy and Monument lotteries to $40, and
in the Grand State 10 $40
WARD & ATXISsON.
April .. IS 70
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University Lottery, I'd class.
GAG prizes
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Price of Tickets Slo-shares in proportion.
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ngton Monument Lottery is nearly the same
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H'IIE SUBSCRIBER has promising
L young BULL, OF the English breed, which
he got from the county Of Montgemery-Per-
sons DESTROYS of improving their breed OF cat
Tie, can have the use OF hirn---He will be sent
10 any neighboring plantation, or The suburbs
o. Lynchburg, at moderate price--it sent TO
,9e latter place, a lot will BE- procured to turn
him into. RICHARD PERKINS.
April % y u
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" asbinrton Monument Lottery,

Price Of tickets Slo-shares in proportion.
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JOE WANTING

Erecuied an The ncotest mGnDer, and on Me
nost mederdte terms, at Me 0Sice Of The
I1rfiniaa
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nm 3, ATkISSON will receive

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Inland w State Lottery 0he lst just drawn
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,Uarvland State Lottery, No. 2
SCHEME

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,.ats the following scheme which as it con
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" lliGlNiA.--At RULES holden in tho
' clerk 5 Office OF the esunt, court Of Mel
son, on Monday the n duy vi Aafch, 1879
John Moran, pltn
against
EiliHh Morpn, tohn hlRgter- and Martha his
wife, formerly Mulha Moran, l2okir Camp
bell and Jane his vile, formerly Jnae Moran,
ihomVs Mitchell, Jnmos Campbell aud Salal
his wile, formerly Sarah Moran, james Mus
lers nb,l Mary his Vile, formerly Maty Moran,
james Minister'S tsoH of luhn) aud Eeisey bis
WiiD, formerly beisy lllofd, Audrew, Jcre-
MAN, john ", Jaiues, Mary and Nicholas
liIord, icgm heir and Representatives i Jas.
lilord, dee Il. Who nlertalred with haohel3
Moran, decd, llcaiBl5 Charlie, Agues AMI
Nathaniel Mitchell, David Nafd and Nancy
his wife, formerly Nancy Mitchell, chiIjrois
OF 1hmnns Mitchell Who inlefmarcd wtlg
Elizabeth Moran, dee d aud Jnnles Masters
and John Moran. cAeeutofs of the hast Viii
aud telamoht of Nichoh5 Moran, deed
defendants.
IN CILEVGERY
All the defendants ia this cnnsc except thu,
defendant John Masters and hlnrlln his wife.
moi having entered their appearance aeeord-
ing 10 lhr nri If Assembly mud the rules Of
this court, Hbd II appointing 10 the sntisiaetion
ol the CONT that they are not inhabitants ot
tba comlnouN wealth on the motion OF tl1s
lilainif, by counsel II Is ordered, tint tire said
del, ndenis do1pprar here OF the fourth Mon
day IN May newt aud cGter their appearances
aud answer the plaintiffs bill and thai n copy
ni this order he inserted uthe tlrg innu, pub.
lished IN the town OF Lyncbbarg, Tor eight
weeks snccessNely, aud posted ut the trout
door of tic court house oi this county
\ copy 1edc,
80 =. GARLAND, C. G.
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BY virtue Of deed of trust executed b
~ me ny Thomas Bunting and Ann his wife,
Tor purposes therein mentioned, bearing date
on the I'D day OF June ls2 /, and recorded
IA tue county cont of Bedford, on Saturday
Tie 9Th day vt May next, shall proceed 10
sell, To the highest bidder, iox reudy money,
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Eesroes for Sale.

HAVE "a parcel of likely NEGROES
1 which will be sold low for cash-or OF
teasonable terms on i or l. months credit.
- JOSEPH ECHOLS.
March 90. MS OF
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a A.k1Y OE IIA%N.

in shid county, (meadows Of Goose crecl)
containing ~ acres, snug framed dweIllIn.
house, and other baiIdings J shall convey
such title only as IS vested in me- 81
LEWIS NINGFIEID
April 25. w3w ~
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EY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed to
ID the sub.crbcr by John Depriest aud
ffnnccs hi. wne. u hich deed is daly recorded
III The county court Of Campbell, Tor the pur-
pose of securing debt therein mentioned to
Clement Townsend aud Granch Jordan, will
he sold, 10 the highest bidder for ready mo.
ney, NJ Campbell court house, on Saturday
tue 21lh day oi May next, the property men.
TONED IN sgdd deed OF trust, To wit
4 TRACT OF LAND,
lying IN the county of Cnmpbell, adjoining
chiffon, Darlington d Others, aud Containing
$50 acres.
fonr Negro slaves,
named JACK, Peter, jimmy und Nina, one sor-
rel Horse, one bay Horse, all bis, the said
bepricsts iio1srhold aud Kitchen FurnituYs.
and the crop tnade l,y said Depricst in 1929.
Acting rs trustee, shall convey 10 the pur
chascr ar purchasers such title ony as is vest
ed III mt by said deed OF trust
SAMUEL JORDAN, Trustee
April -. mtds 81
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4 TRACT or LAND.

lying in the county of Cnmpbell, adjoining
'haton, Darlington a others, aud containing
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