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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-06
CERTIFICATE.
Richmond, lab Nop 1898.

Having been requested by Mr. Arcbi-
bald M'lntyre. the Manager Of the Guam
tico Canallo,tery, TO examine the pr,n-
cipies ON which Lotteries are formed by
the combination of numbeis, a plan which
he purposes 10 pursue in raising the money
v hich be is authorised, by his contract
with the commissioners to raise and
having attentively examined the pr'nc'.
piles on which such Lotteries are formed;
we have no hesitation in declaring, that,
in our view. the plan is perfectly faIr and
correct. We have particularly examined
thu scheme Of bis FIRST class, consisting OF
4O6u tickets formed by the combination
OF 81 numbers and find, that the amount
of the prizes which must, OF necessity, be
drawn therein, by the drawing OILS out oil 'he
80 numbers as proposed by the scheme, IS
d $3.50, which is the amount OF the 1850
tickets at the scheme price Of D6 oQ; con
sequen,Iy. no other profit can accrue TO
the said Commissioners, or IL Mr.. MIN
tyre On the sale Of all the tickets in The
scheme, at tia, price, than the l5 per
cent. to be deducted from the. prizes.
We arr also of opinion, this plan has a
decided preference over the old, on &C.
coun; Of The celebrity and accuracy OF the
determination OF The prizes, l,precludes
the possibility of the commission Ct frauds
or mistakes in the drawing. and saves
much waste OF time and expense.
JAMES. PLEASANTS. Jr.
P.V, DANIEL,
JOHN BROCkENBROUGH
ROBERT STANARD,
/ WIN H, FlTZWHYLSONN,
| WIN. q PENDLErON,
| THOMAS KlTCHlE.
By the drawing o, this Class in the
month Of January next, in The city OF Rich
mond, prizes to the amount Of D26,3
will be distributed IN .fue minutes
Tickets in the greatest variety oil .um
bers, for sale at De. For lucky numbers
please forward your orders TO
| RUNNELLSS
| Lottery e. Exchange Office, King street.
\ yaLEXyA.NDRIA.
Gee 10 49, .
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~ .3.tAority of the Commonwealth
Of Hrginsa.
Quantico Canal Lottery,
FIRST CLASS.
.7RCH!B.aLD .N'LrTYRE, Manager.
1870 PRIzfs
2S0O BLANKS
S26,5S0
1860 Ttcxnrs


This is Lottery formed By Vie combs
Ga'icn OF 80 numhers, aud The prizes there.
IN viii be determined as follows :-Tbjr,y
nuia6erS, 'rou, to 30 inclusive, will be
pm into a wheel. five ot which will be
drawn out. The whole number of tickets
~ TINS Loitery will CONSIST, as NAV be seen
ny The above Scheme, OF 1860 tickets. on
each OF which here vii! be three OF The 80
I'cnihers; and that ticket having on II the
Isl. I'd, aud 81 nnn bers, drawn FROM The
wheel viii be entitled 10 the highest
pr'ze thai having on it the 81, 9TH, and
9th nuns er>, drawn as Aforesaid, will bs
entitled 70 the nex' highest pr,7e all 9th.
e.' having on them OF the drawn mum.
beIs, beng s IN number, will each be en-.
titled 70 pri2, OF 2UO dollars: all those
having On them Z o: the drawn numbers.
aod ;horr t~" the 2d and 81, or tie I'd
aud i'h, Will each he entitled 70 rr,7e of
DO dollars: ,nuse baviDs any other two OF
tire Drawn numbers 90, will each be eIti-
tied 10 prl:es OF IS dollars; and all those
sun any cnt OF tSe drawn nnmhers on,
(beiag 1909 will eseh De entitled 10 a
pflze oi y doiiaIs.
Ne iicket nbich shall have drawn a
prize OF supe'lur Denomination, ,an be
10 aa ,nterior psig..
friSes payable 80 days after the draw. ;
me. and set,ect, as usual, 10 a deduction
o. - ger cent.
lie manager IS. deeiIous 70 coinypri,
the Rising OF the money authorised by
law ter he eusn,ico Cana as speedily a. J
possible, and iiuS;s He viii ~ a;ipd IN Tho |
accomplishment of this oij.c, by gent
Gus community ihe amount Ter WHICH |
)" nas give security, together wrh tbe
ol bis sure,ies, are such. that
{; --;E -ryuIU.Iue11r%r,,t,,h.-,,
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trPursuant to ibe foregoing decree, I
shall, on The 22d day OF tet,usry, loll,
beiore the front door Vi the tavern now
kept by Captain George Williams 10 lie.
Town OF Dumtries, expos. to -aie ty public
auction, TO the blghfst bidder, Tor IeaLy
money, TWO lOIS, koowb 10 tn plan
OF the said town OF DuGfrles, by the num-
bers Twenty siytsnd ibnty Hour.
Wal. N CRAIG, Deputy Of
John SIANAkD. Nj. +. & o.
nov B fufIa
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LOOK HERE!

fIsHOS. II. DONALDSON respectfully
informs his friends and the public. ina i,
be has removed his shop opposite 10 Mr..
Brune,s coutectionary store, where ne
intends carrying on the ..,,o
SADDLE .4ND HaRNESS MAKING
BUSINESS,
naNi various branches. he mas on
hand and for sale
Saddles, Brides and Harness,
which ne will selllower, and OF better
luaEey, than can be purchased at any
-,ther esta b!;shmept in the District.
i@-Orders from The country tor any
,ytie.s in the above line, shall be pune
tuE.l z,seaaed TO. July ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-06
FOR Rent.

THE cellar uuder the three story brick
4 ws,eaosss, 1ecgplen b. lf fssrssee Aefte as;t.
go Or oeriertIy dry stsli seasons
ana paved VITA sri.k, is suitable for $40,
rase OF any. description. or would well at"
crmmodate a..hoo,-biack. TO agood ten
AMI the ren, would be moderate KY.
~ JAS. c. l. ROBT BARRY,
nov Or II -. -
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Dying and s. uring,
EST A Bills M f. N T,

Els i A Is IL j > NJ II II L 8
On Ps4ncs-slrest. opposite Ailler's Store.
TOsEpH WILLiAMSbiIk. Cotton, &
81 WOODEN Dyer, has lily commenced
the above business in thbwn OF Alexsn-
andria He dyes CANTON apes. silk dress.
"a; and ladies' dresses ol II kinds, dyed
and finished in the Deaien manner, to any
shade or pattern Gen mems wearing
apparel, secured and 6nitd 10 The neatest
manner. Ladies and gtlemen's Leg.
horn and Straw Hats, pes, &c. dyed
and finished in the neatehanner =.
Those who please tofa him with their
custom, will do wellby ding as bis pri.
Ces are made TO suit The les, Tor Cash.
N. B Watch Cases. an ancy Articles.
guilt on silver, copper brass. IN IT,
most applo,edimanner, . IN the no
reasonable terms, ociS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-06
Let,

k,.s The House ana Store formerly
&EfE occupied by The su .crIber, OF n.e
&kS corner al FaitlaA snd King streets.
49, Il is considered ss',d stand tor
any kind o. tlslac>s, aud vi o. rented
low to good ,-Ia TT al tens, apply
10 THOMAS [. MARTIN
pag .. II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-06
Fall Goods.

yx1HE subscribers have landing FROM LIZ
yerpool per the Boston and freder'
;ck, large stock OF GOODS particularly
selected tor the present and approaching
season.. We daily expect further sup :
DIV. com, rehending as complete az as
s,r,.nont nj
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-06
Mahogany & Furniture.

Mahogany 8 FURNITURE.
fI>HE subscriber has on hand and tor
Il sale, a la,ge quantity OF handsome
crotch and shaded St. Domigo Mohagany,
in Logs, Planks and Boards, wbch he will
sell low for Cash. Also, OIL hand and Tor
sale, a quantity oil elegant
fashionable Furniture,
warranted equal, ii not superior, to any
in the District: Consisting Of Sideboards,
Ladies' Secretaries, G.ntienep's Secreta-
tries and book cases, Ladies' Work Tab.
bles, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Ward.
robes, Bureaus. Clock cases, Wash stands,
Candle stands, Bedsteads, Cradles, So.
phas, Chairs, SC &c. which tqruitufe be
will sell low Tor cash, BAXTER, or approved
notes.
All order. for furniture thankfully re.
ceiyed and executed in The neatest end
most substantial manner Orders FROM
the country, formaterisIs, promptly a'ten-
ded 10.
.N.aTTR4SSES MADE,
and all kinds OF upbpls,erng done on the
cb.aoes, terms WILLIAM GREEN,
Cabine, Maker, Royal street, neariy ol'
,osite the Gsrksk.
july4 Sn
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A fresh supply Of
DRY GOODS.

lI|HE subscribers have just received 10
4 addition 10 their former stock, we'll
selected and complete assortment of sea.
sonsbIe goods, con-isting il part of
Super snd super6ne London and common
blue and black cloths
20 do olive, brown and drab do
DO DO do blue and black cassimeres
DO DO do coronation and drabs plain aud
striped do
Cassine,s. blues and blue and grey mixed ,
from Sykes factory
hose, whitney, point and dufil blankets
He'd, white and yellow flsnnels
EearnaughL flushing and booking baizes
Blue and drab plains
DevohshiIe and marble kerseys .
Linsey woolsey, burlaps and ticklenburgs
-fussM sbeetings anc diapers
Irish linens aud long lawns
Linen cambria and brown hollands
Bandsnna and flag hdkis
Spittlefeld new fashion twilIed silk hdkfs
3D. A Sd cotton checks, Dorchester bed.
ticking
Rhodes bombazets, plain and figured, Of
various colors
Black bombazeen
49, ue" Ias0loh super reOcD c0lnZ
"a do do London do
and general assortment Of low priced
calcoes
Indigo blue plaid domesiics
40 7-8 Sd bleached and brown shrtings
and sbeetings, from the celebrated
Blackstone factory
Lambs wool. w0rsted and Vigopa half and
:. long hosiery
Black Italian and ba,band Grape
Canton and Nankeen grapes, 10 pieces and
robes =.
Null, jaconet and cambria muslin.. sc.
And great variety OF other articles, too |
numerous to mention, all Of which will |
be sold very low tor cash or to punctual
customers, as usual Also.
$4,000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
from the Union and Powhslau manutscto.
ries, 10 Baltimore. as also lrolc the Pater-
son factory. .,NJ
JAMES G. g. ROB'T. 6ARRY,
"Cheap Cash Store, corner OF King and
dec IS Fairfax streets,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-06
Public Sale.

IN FRIDAY The 10th day OF JANU.
~ Any next; at Cstts's Tavern, IN The.
county OF Fairfax, the subscriber will caes
at public sale,
Three Tracts Of Land,
on the Little kivsr Iurnp Il. hoad. u+ar.
Accotink Kun, 10 the SAID county co.,a,a.
lag, respectively, 200 acres, xou sores,
aud " acres-Bith a small lot u + sc.es,
on the said road, al the briGge Ot.I na
said Run Also, Iao UNDIVIDED
Third parts 81 Il Mil oee.
on the SAID :,un, at The sad bridge.
The above sales will be made under twS
deeds OF rust Iron, John " eaver and u e.
and Henry Burdlck and wife; TO. ,oe sub.
scrIber, to secure tbe payment OF censIn.
debts, therein meDtIoned, to John Lloyd.
The sale will commence al IL q cock.
Terms casb-to be PAID down--anu ,tnot
SO paid, the land will be lmme ulalei, 70.
sold at the rIsque OF the deiaulter
k. |. TAYLOR, Trustee,
ocl 10 tJi6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-06
For Boston,
HE 5 / Il \ VI. BUZZ
-
POTOMAC

"HL leave Wsshirg'on every Wed
W nesday, at 3 O'Clock s,lernoon, and
Alexandria al q O'clock Tor Norfolk will
arrive there the evening OF the next day .
and The following lnOrHlhg, say tridsy
morning, leave Norfolk at y O'clock. tor
CITY Point Il RlcaIGund ; arrive al City
Point before dark, aud al Richmond the
evening OF The ssDe day
RsiarHiny, will leave Richmond at o.
clock every Sunday BorH,ug; stop at Cry
POINT tor passengers, and arrive AT Norfolk
,Hs evening OF the same day Viii leave
Norfolk lor Alexandra aud Washington
every Monday morning at : c,ciocK. Fare,
including meals aud able drink, between
Washington aud Soriois, ! Goilsrs; Alex
;,nir,a and Norfolk, u ia %; between
Norfolk aud City Poiui, dollars h..
tween Norfolk and Rlchiaond. dollars.
sep 2 II
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William d. Mutt & Go.

William D. Mutt . Go.
III AVEjust received an sdditlsual as.
Ii sortment OF beautiful
Figured & Plain Silks,
GsfTrrIr ne brs.te.'A -<--Aaaa -.
An assortment OF fancy hdkfs.
ipiece superior white yelvst, '{fof
painting)
Blue and mixed cassiDet.
Fine worsied y Angola hosiery
Raltinelts, 6ushings
and a variety of other articles too tedious
10 mention, all OF which will be sold at lhe
most reduced prices.
dec II
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Was Committed

TO the Jsl! OF AIexsndr,a county, D.
i { on ihe Tin iAsi. as runaway; a
iaulatto womst, about, 81 years d age,
stout, fi-sby and " oil cIythed 10 Csins.--
She calls herself MARY GIBSON: ssYa
she is tree, bu, viii hot give shy .ai,.tac.
tory account o, herself. Iii. believed she
has lived near Leesburg Tbe owner 10
requested y come !oiw ard, prove plDEes.
ty, ) ~ chsrse Asac take her away. otf;es.
wise she VIII Be dispose % according 70
isa AND'W ,kOuhSAvELL,
dec n Il, sm TAILOR.
hi Alexandria Museum
OPEN "a h, iorenonn ,rog 10 10 " o'a
clock, and iTsaa 3 Rk seessx At.ssasss.
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IN SENATE....Ja nuarys.

Mr.. Rugsles, from the Committee on
Claims, reported tho bill which came
frsm tho other House, for the relief Of
Britnell Robbins. without amendment.
Mr.. Edwards, of Connecticut, offer.
cd the following resolution for consider.
alton:
"RssoIcsd, That tho Committee on
tho Judiciary be directed to inquire in
TO the expediency Of providing, by joint
resolution, that there be prepared aud
published, under the direction of the
Secretary Of State, with the Index now
required by the resolution of the Sd of
of April, 1915. q statement of the acts,
aud parts of acts, and joint resolutions,
Of a public nature. which are limited In
their duration; specifying the time or
contingency by which their duration is
limited: and, slso, into tho sapediency
of providing, a. Aforesaid, that there be
prepared and published, a. aforesaid,
with the laws of the present session Of
Congress. . statement of the acts and
Joint resolutions, of q public nature, not
vet expired. passed since the orgauiza.
ton of tho present. government, which
arc limited in their duration specify.
ing the time or contingency by which
their duration 10 limited.'s'
The resolution was laid over for cor.
alteration.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-13

Ontario.
WoLcorT CHAuNGEY, esq. Commander.
William D. Sslter, Abra-
ham s. Ten Eyck, Charles H. Bell, Abfa'
ham Bigelow.
Sailing Ma,ter-Alex. W. Macomb'
Surgeon-William Swift.
Surgeons Mats-Wilmot F. Rogers.
Pvrssr-John N Todd.
Masters Mats-Wiliam B. Smith.
.Nidsh,pmen-John Graham, Henry W.
Morris, Samuel GailIard, Thomas Esans,
Lloyd B. Newell.
Acting M;dskipmen-Cbarles N. Arm
strong, John ". Turk, Rich'd d. Usher,
Boaiswain-John Smith.
Gunner-John Myrick.
Sail Niaker-WiIliam H. Baldwin.
Aet,ng Carpenler.-Jobn Bernard.
Deaths 90 board the Ontario since see
sailed from the u. States.
Benz. n. Van Voorhees,, Steward, lost o
verboard at Gibraltar.
James Thornton, ordiBary seaman. 90.
in the Atlantic.
William Welsh, ordinary seaman, con-
sumption. ,.,,
John 30 uman, ordinary seamaa. killed
by iaIl from the m'zen-top al Leehofa.
Stephen Benson, carpenters mafs, as
ease OF the heart.
Jacob w. Rowan, ordinary seaman, az
abscsss in The bead.
Emanuel WALDORF is recognised By ine
President Of the U. States, Consul OF Ms
Majesty the King OF Sardinia for The pa.
Of BsItimprs and the stale OF Marylsno'
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districts shall be formed of contiguous
territory, and contain, as nearly as uay
be, an equal number Of persons entitled
by the Constitution to be represented.
The persons qualified to vote for the
most numerous branch Of the state To-.
gisfature, in each of these districts.
shall choose one elector.
"The electors, when convened on the
day and at the place prescribed by law,
for the purpose of voting for President
and Vice President, shall have power,
in case any Of them shall fail to attend
before noon Of such day. to choose an
elector or electors in place Of him or
them 90 failing to attend.
"The division of States into districts,
~ hereby provided for, shall take place
immediately after this amendment shall
have been adopted, and Immediately af-
ter every future census, ADD spportion.
ment Of Representatives under the same
And such districts shall not be altered,
until another census shall have boon ia
ken, and an apportionmento Of represen.
tatives under it, .hsll have been made.
when the lists OF all persons voted for
as President and Vice President, and the
number Of votes for each, shall have been
signed, certified, and transmitted, sealed,
to the Seat of Government. as required by
the Constitution. the Senate and House Of
Representatives shall form joint meeting,
in which the president OF the Senate shall
preside, who shall open all certificates,
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opposed by MIR. Cooke and Mr.. Sharpe.
and supported by Mr.. M'Coy and Wilt
ans, OF N. c.
Dir. Herrick moved to lay the bill on the
table; which motion was lost-syes 10,
noes 76. The question being on ordering
the bill to third reading, it was decided
iu the negative-ayes "a, noes IS. So
The bill was rejected.
The House went into committee of the
whole. Mr.. Lathrop in the chair, Oh the
bill Tor the relief OF William r. Nimmo.
Mr.. Whittlesey moved to amend the bill
by inserting the words "the representa-
tives OF" Mr.. Nimmo being dead) which
was agreed 10.
The bill. (which appropriates 500 dol
lars as compensation for the destruction OF
building called the Pleasure House. on
his estate, occupied as an outpost 81 the
American troops, 10 The defence OF Nor.
toll, occssioned some debate, chiefly on
The point Of the fact, whether the House
was, at the time OF its destruction, occu-
pied by American troops, placed 10 il by
authority of the commanding officer on the
station, and destroyed. 10 immediate con.
sequence Of such occupation, or was des.
troyed from mere wan,onness on the ps.t
vi the enemy.
Mr.. Wbitllesey. Mr.. Oven, Mr.. Bas-
sett, and Mr.. Neale, advocated, and Mr..
Williams. Mr.. Floyd and Mr.. Foot, Of Con.
opposed the bill. The question being ia
Ken On its passage TO third reading, il
was decided in the adirmatiee-ayes 81,
noes O.. Adjourned.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-26

Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, April 10, 1924.
To the WidO7c, and Heirs Of Hon. OLIVER
CROSBY, late Of Brook6eld in said
County, deceased, and to all Others con-
cernsd in the Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to APP
IL pear (if you see ftl at the Court of Pro.
bate,to be holden at Worcester in said Coun-
ty' on the first Tuesday in June next, at
one OF the clock, after noon, 10 show cause
why the second account of the Adrninistra.
ton OF said Estate should not be allowed, and
you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE J. Prob.
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Notice..

W. the Subscribers, having
w been duly appointed Commissioners to
received & examine the claims of the several
creditors to the Estate, of JAMES McFAR-
LAND jr. late Of Rutland in the County of
Worcester deceased, represented in:olvent,
do hereby give notice, that six months from
the twenty-frst day of April last past are al
lowed to said creditors for bringing in and
proving their claims and that we will attend
that service at the house of SIMON P. STRAIT
TON lnnholder in said Rutland, on the second
Mondays Of June and September next, and on
the third Monday in October next from one to
six O'Clock in the afternoon, on each of said
days.
JOEL DAVIS, } Commits
RooLAND WHEELER. siOners.
Rutland, May l, 1924.
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Worcester

Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
NNHE Company are now ready
g toissue policies of insurance upon build
ings and house hold furniture, within the
County Of Worcester. Application may be
made at their Office over the Worcester Bank,
or to their agents appointed in different sec.
lions of the County, where the necessary
blanks may be- ound & information obtained.
Original subscribers are requested to call
Tor their policies as soon as may be.
Among the classes of hazards and rates of
premium Tor the term Of seven years are the
following.
First Class. Buildings of one story not ex.
posed by adjacent buildings rs cents f.r 500.
Second Class. Buildings of two stories not
exposed by adjacent buildings, s 90 for 800.
Ihsrd Class. Public Buildings, from 75cts.
to 81, so for 800.
Fourth Class. Buildings of one story EXPOS
ed by other buildings, from ST., 90 to SO for
Fifth Class. Buildings of two or more sto-
ries, exposed by other buildings, from 81, 25 to
$500 for S100.
Strth Class. Tavern houses, from 1,25 to
$500 for 500.
Whenever buildings are occupied for any
OF the following trades or merchandise, "a small
premium, in addition to the above mentioned.
rates will be charged, viz.
Printers, Bakers, Chair makers, Carpenters,
cabinet makers, Livery Stables, Glass and
Earthen ware, Booksellers stock, Apotheca-
rles or Druggists, Groceries including spint-
GUS liquors, Painters, &c.
Furniture will be insured at the same rates
as the houses would be in which it is kept,
80 HENRY X. NEWCOMB, Sec'y
Worcester, May 12, 1924.
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nCHEMICAL~

OR WHITWELL'S

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had been used to no effect, are sufficient to fill
column of paper.
~ BE ON YOUR GUARD.
Spurious limitations of this article, arising
from envy and Jealousy, are in existence, man
utactured by various persons in their own
names, totally different from the original in
every respect-therefore ask for g Whii.ceps
Liquid Inprored OpOdeldOc," or you will be
imposed upon.
*Also-The volatile Aromatic Snuff for
Headache and Catarrh, sold by c. HARRIS,
WORCESTER. Oct Isl. 1923.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-26

Worcester, SIS.
Probate Office, May 10, 1924.
To the WidozO ond Heirs ofABNER BRIG
HAM late Of Princeton, IN said Countv,
deceased, and to all others concerned IN
the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to ap-
u pear (if you see fly at the Court Of
Probate to be holden at Worcester in said
County, on the first Tuesday in June next,
at ten of the clock, before 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, Rsgr.
By order ofthe Hon. judge