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FROM TuoMPsON,s ISLAND

The sloop Ocean, Capt. johnson, from Thomp-
sons Island arrived at Norfolk on Friday last Tie
Ocean left Port Rogers the 10th inst and has
brought home forty FIVE invalid Seanen sud marines
~ charge Of MidshipmaD Peytou Henley aud MIR.
Van Bruni, Surgeons Maze, being all that we're an
fl for duty when tie o. sailed Tie u. s. vessels
lei al T. |. 10y the Ocean were, tie brig Spark, IL.
Com Newon, 10 sail ia few days on ccuize
store ,hip Decay, Ii. Com. Camille and 5churs
JackM, Ut. Com. Oellers w faLel, L.. Com Zant-
ginger GreyhouHd, IT, Com. Ray and Terrier
1T. Com. NJ nosh. The q. 5 ship JOHN Adams
viii, Com Porter on hoard, which sailed from Nor
folk on the l3ih OF Fcbiuary, had not arrived at
lhOmpson's island when the Ocean LEFT there, aud
The naval force on ilnt station, SSH remained under
the command Of Captain Jesse Wilkinson
MoSTGowERY G. II. va March 2l.--Tbis isto
irfnrni you OF The escape of UHii WhoofG from tie
id in This place, Who committed sOmo time
since, for robbing the United states Mail. Some
person must have assisted hiu,, Is doubt
The iail is Sufficiently strong. IL made bis escape
10y meakiog ihc locks. The following is descrip-
ton of hm
60 He is y sn1ll Mas, perhaps about five feet high,
d4rk complies ion, dark blue eyes, and black hair
stnops about las shoulders, down look, bald headed
aud combs his bair The hadness has squint-
Jog IN the eyes when spoken 10. HIS clobng con-
sisted Of two suftouis, brown aud blue both hang
ing loosely abrui him lie IS quick spoken, and
rather lisps lie j. Of German descent n cabinet
maker by trade. This seems 10 lie correct dCs-
cripiion OF his person rs can obtain"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
TRUST SALE OF LAND.

-. AhOO1 DALE OF LAND.
Rf Ti"e o. deed of trust recorded in clerks Office
~ 10ochand county court, executed by David Minis
" NIX shall self 81 Of land, less ly
~ hs COUNTY Of GOUchand, adjoining thY lands
~ mi Elizabeth Minis, the lands Uf Benjamin Wood ard,
others for the purpose Of raising the
ney W me said deed secured 10 e paid, together with all
css attending The execution Of the trust Tie sale wi;
ua9e Oh tue 10Th day OF April next The premises
cash az pubic auction Acting trustee, shall convey
lcn f only IS IS vested IN Which is believed DC
"ntrAcePtlOnable' VIM nix, Trustee.
maicb ~ f0b-w4Wf
EhE subscribers, Surviving Trustees OF oinpkiDs snt
Murray, have authorised Mr.. John Tompkins 10 csllec
we balances due the late firm Of TOmpkns Murray -
fes9n indebted 10 said r1i and those who have hereio.
fore been employ ed IN coec ion te debts due 10 IT, are
earnestly requested TO settle their accounts.
L. n NICHOLAS. lr,.-
March o.. tos 1u,5y
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DATTl.-The Philadelphia National Gazette has
received letters aud pauers from Hayti Of a recent
date, y the schooner Good Friend, ia eighteen ay
iIom Port au Prince. letter dated February 28ih,
says -" You will hud hint TIN own out in one of
ou' newspapers, that person rs charged treat
with France foi the Independence uf the Island
aud tis fact. In the OF six months all mat
ters wall be arranged between The countries The
pe'sou has sailed with the accepted proposals vi
France and the ex c0onisls."
The language of ouI correspondent (renarks the
edioi) rs positive but we have good reason still 10
doubt the probability of amicable arrangement.
The hint 10 which he refers is, we presume, what is
found IN The following extract from the Propagdteur
! Hayticn
" Private letters conii M The intelligence that a
Committee has been insulated, with NJ. Lame at It's
head, 10 regulate The amount OF ndemnihes AID the
| treaty oi Commerce which France may propose IL
iihyt, previously TO the recognition vi the indepen-
| dence oi the Island. NJ. Lame has always shewu
the most pacific aud comciiaiory intentions in oul
favour. IL appears, then, that equitable aud milo
sentiments towards the Republic OF Hayli begin to
prevail M the councils Of Ii NJ. Christian Majesty
IL Is possible that France, appraised OF the residue
determination OF the Hay people repel all at
lacks, OF hcir unanin,iy, aud the energy of their
chief, will rather appeal TO negotiation than the
sword. The acknowledgement Of independep nee
would be concession thai would place US at once
in the rank of the sovereign nations of the earth
| That France should for this benefit, seek TO Obtain
advantages in her favour, is what were 10 expe 1
| IL remans 10 be seen whether her proposals will he
compatible with our interests, our honor, and ouI
future security. This is the question which the
wisdom Of our political chief resolve, aud ia
will resolve 1t, doubtless, suitably to our giOry anc
his"
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HIDES g. OIL
| TO he Members of he Bible Society of Vu

II - barrels Tsnnsr's Oil For SAFE BY
March 8. iOO-tf WILLIAM ANDERSON
TO The Members Of The Bible Society Of I"-
gina
VOUR anLual meeting appointed, the First Baptist
IL Church in the city Of Richmund Tuesday the SIKH
day OF April 824 at eleven O'Clock in the morningDi
vine servise be performed, aud appropriate
To the occasion delivered by the Rev Henry l. Keeling
after which, the annual Report OF the managers will be
read, aud other business OF the Society transacedA
persons invited to attend.
BY Order of the Board of Managers,
wM. MUNFoRD, Keeord'g Sec'ry.
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TUiE WASHINGTON TAVERN is FOR RENT.-The
Furniture may he had reasonable ierin.and threei
Or Tour servants um the afst OF January next irequred.
Mafeh .. 100 IL ARCHD KOBERTSONi
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Richmond Plough .NanufdctOry opposite the

VIE subscribers respectfully inform tue public that
they have on hand general ASSIGNMENT of AGRlCUL
ruHAL IMPLEMENTS comprising Freehorn, Woods,
and Wooliey Patent Ploughs Dagon and Barshare do of
all sizes-MaxyS three mouis seed do. which per
forms the work at three Observation-Disclosures, Harrows,
WbeaI Fans, self feeding Straw Cutters, &c.
Having been engaged several years in the absve bust
ness hey confident rendering general
the execution OF their work share public patronage
l. solicited. " Pioughs Immediately repaired.
February T. sS-wif DEAKYNE & PALMER.
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: n CHAM Observation-Disclosures County Court, I2I,
4 January, 1924
John tr'.lcSeus, Plaintiff
Against
Peter George Robertson, James Haynie, Moses Luns
tord, Tho Williams, John Dunuo, Joseph Douin fhomas
Bel, charles D'ineron ami seth Lsn>iJrh, Dts.
The defendants Peter George Robertson having
entered their appearance AID given according
the act o assembly and the rules ns court,
PEI ing 10 The Satisfaction o he court they
habahs oi TINS slate On the nOiu OF plaintiff 10y his
counsel Al - ordered, that the here
on the FIRST day ui MAY bill the
pniniih, aud that OF order be forthwith inserted
months successfully IN sraper published
in the city OF Rchmond and posted The font o lie
cohrIhOuse Oi ihs county.
copy-Teste, +. BATES, @. @.
ErlIrunrN on
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NlKGiNlA Al Superior Court oi Chancery held a.
Williamsburg, Jul, ~ 1921:
Robert Bradley and Archelaus NJ. Bradley Plaintiffs,
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The defendants Joseph Barnet and ROsey his wife
nHVpg entered their appears and gwen security acco
ing To the net Of Assembly and the rules this court
appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that they iDb
iahis OF this country; II Is ordered that the said deer
ans 90 appear here the first day The term and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, that copy this
ouer DE oribwtb inserted IN newspaper published ia
the city Ut Richmond, for two months snccessvev, aid
poseo al the front door Of the Capitol in The sad city.
March 90 " ios ,re,a,s
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WIN. $. DANCE.C.

CUMWISSIUNEN'S OFFICE, I The parties in
Scotsviie, Powhatan, Feb. I9b, Is2i }iereed
Sire. 10 take netce tho have appointed the 7b day
April next for carrying the foregoing order into on
which day by 10 ocsck NJ. they required attend
NJ fee, with their vouchers, &c ready for examina-
ton. JOHN w. DANCE, Commits sioner.
March g.. iui-waw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

NIfGINlA: AZ rules, hDirii CLERK, Office of ih
Superior Conrt Chancery or the Richmond district
the 18Th day of.alarcb 1921.
'e''f %Ssis.t' assignee Of 70. s0eed' fs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

Elizabeth Motley ndm'ix with the will annexed, Edwin
noiey deceased the same Elizabeth Motley in her osn
rght' anu Thomas Motley and Nathaniel Motley Hem
~ Segar adm0rs OF Henry Motley decd Lunsford Mint
ey' h"Derl D MOiley, and Sas vi. Motley; Elizabeth Mot
iey' humn 81 Andrew Is aloley deceased Ann Andrews
orme'iy biory Joseph Barnett and Hosey his WIFE, er
merry noiey Leroy Boulware and Fanny bis vile, for
merry nio'ley CLANCY Henshaw and Polly his wife, fJT-
merry hoiiryj Edmund r. Noel, Of the executor
john richardson, adn'Or OF Caarine his late wife,
mery hoileyi and Elizabeth BrOadus fo mely Motley
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Lehue' H. hmdlcH and Martha Syme, Def.F
The Defendant L-muel III Riddick not having en-, red
hs appearance anG given security according
Assembly, i"h ne rules oi ihs court, anu il appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he ar nhabant of is
cou ~ IL i ordered, ihat fs said defendant app
mere on Tue hrs day OF the aud the bill
hera!nh aud tbata copy This order forthwith
serted ~ SOM newspaper published in the city Rich
monu ior Two months successis ely, posted
door OF the capitol. in the said civ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

The history of beautiful garden, that, after frightening
aud hp>sring under The eye OF ii, lovely young mistress,
shares IA the calamity II her tate, and dies
j. uo mure there to tend its beaulies.p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

IN eHANcERY In powhatan County Court, oetoLe.
Il the t6th 1925.
Anu y. laskins widow AMI rect of Aaron Iaskins de-
ceased in her right, and the friend III her in
fant children, Mary Page Haskns, Thomas II. iaskins
Martha +. askins Edward NJ. askins, Sarah A Hsskins
VIM. Hnskins, and Elizabeth III. Hsskns, PlT.
Against
Jobn Haskns and Robert IIaskas no of
the said Aaron Haskns, deceased, and which Aaron
was executor OF John Walker, deceased and Littletou
Walker, Sherwood Walker, Richard Walker, Martha
Walker and Walter Walker, The last three are
infants, by William s. Dance their guardian, specially ap
pointed TO detend them in this suit DTS.
On the motion OF the plaintiff 10y her IL
dered, that the order for settlement
this the i7b day Of October, 1922, be aside
and IL is ordered that the defendants John Haskins
and Rober, Hskns 40 make up exhibit before the
ter commissioner in chancery for this county their
counts OF Aaron Haskins deceased also
the accounts ofthe said Aaron Haskin Of John
Walker deceased: aud the said is ordered TO
examine state and settle the said accounts and report
same 10 this court geher With specially
ed thought pertinent bv hse required by either Of
rs he sp stat
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Us.
The defendant Coleman Dearen not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act OF As
seniby and the rides of this court appearing to the
satisfaction e the that he not al hnhtaD OF tb
commonw ealh ON the motion of the plaintiffs by Il cir
COUNSEL is ordered thai the said Coleman Dearen apr
here on the Iourih Thursday March answer the
b o The plaintiffs and that rspy o his be forth
WIN published in some one Of the newspapers IubshedH
the city OF Richmond for months suceessiyelv and hat
aoer copy be posted al the of the courthouse
ol tins county on two successive days.
AcopS-TeSte Wa. G. WHITE c. &C.
February 49, aS-wg,s
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h i
have appointed the iweHi, eighth April 10
carry the oiegoiug order ina effect which aa nine
O'Clock A. NJ the parties concerned required attend
AT this Office with their books and testimony, with
copies oi The court papers and with this original order
RO. ANDERSON, Com.
FehrnarY at-M Rv
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EAOHANOEk'N.- LIN Amelia CounIy Clr.hIs Once De
Il cember 1925
Thomas humiUrd ami John g. Ill., merchants and tart~
ner, trading under the firm OF Aluniforu Iill Pts
Against
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-02-04

in persons who had previously had the
vaccine disease, and not one of them
died.-Eight cases occurred in persons
who had previously had the Small Pox.
of which four died. The other SO cases
occurred in persons who had previously
had neither disease, and of these 80
died, and 81 recovered. Two of the
persons who had the small pox second
time, took it naturally the first time.
Eight of those who took the disease
after the vaccine, had been vaccinated
recently. Some of the mildest cases
were in persons who were vaccinated
more than twenty years ago.
DR.. Waterhouse has published that
eighteen cases of small pox have occur
red in Lexington and it is also stated,
that the small pox has appeared in
Chelmsford, and created much alarm
there.
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Dte0.

In Rutland on the 31stult. Mrs. Lucy Stone,
relIct OF the late Capt. John Stone, aged 80.
"She opened her mouth with wisdom, and in
her tongue was the law of kindness. She look
ed well to the ways of her household and eat
not the bread OF idleness. "-Erinters a., The
City Of Washington, and IN the States of Ohio,
Vermont and Rhode Island are requested 10 pub
Lish The above. ~4,ls.,. ii:
In Princeton, Mrs. Anna Dodds, wife OF
William Dodds Esq. Aged rs. printers in
New York are requested TO Insert ttis death.)
In Conway, Mass. Mr.. John Field, respect
able citizen, aged Cd. lie was sitting in a
chair at neighbours house, in conversation
with another gentleman, and in apparently
his usual health, when his head fell upon his
breast and he almost Immediately expired.
in Westborough james Rosland, Esq. sgcd
49, lie partook freely Of an oyster supper and
shortly alter retired to bed, and expired before
morning.
In Weathersfeld, Mr.. Heller Nutter, aged
~. His death was occasioned by his horse
taking fright, oversetting his sleigh, and drag
gIng MIN on The ground with great violence
considerable distance, until he came in con-
tact with log, which put an almost instanta-
Dous period to his existence
In Norfolk, Jane Moore, in consequence of
blows by her drunken husband.
On the q of December last, Mr.. James
Marlin, of East Huntington Township, West
noreland County, Pa. aged 100 years, eight
months and eighteen days.
On the 18th ult. at his residence in Bslli-
more County, Mars land, Dir. QLtuer Matthews
a the 1884 year OF his age.
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Mdrrtfn,

In Providence, on the 18th ult by the
Rev. Mr.. Gano, Mr.. Frederick Dix, TO Miss
Maria Susan Keller, both of that place.
In Johnston Mr.. INDEPENDENCE WHIpPLE,
of Uxbridge, to Miss SOPHIA MANToN, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Daniel Manton, OF the former place.
In Ward by Rev. Mr.. Pond, Mr.. Luther
Merriam of Millbury, to Miss susan G.. Marsh
OF the former place.
In Sutton by the Rev. Mr.. Mills, Mr.. Herd
l.. Hall, to Miss Lucy +. Holman daughter
of Maj. Peter Holman all of Sutton.
In Millbury by the Rev. Mr.. COTE, Mr..
Hudson Barton, to Miss Ann Marble daugh-
ter of Capt. Samuel Marble, all ofElillbury.
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Worcester, S..

Worcester, SIS.
Probate Office, Feb. 8, 1924.
To the Wido0o and Heirs Of David Whee.
lock late Of Leonaiaster IN said County,
deceased, and to all Others concerned an
the Estate O said deceased,
GREETING.
Vou are hereby cited to APP
u pear Gf you sec ft) at the Court of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in March next,
at one of the clock, after noon, TO show cause
WHY the Accounts of Administration of said
Estate should not be allowed, and you will
be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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VARIOLOlD, OR SMALL Pox.

This epidemic is prevailing in Phla-
Aelphia, and is said to have extended to
New-JerSey, and will probably travel
farther. 1t is said to resemble that spe-
cies of the small pox, called continent ;
and that it attacks persons who have
previously received small po1, and
vaccination.
DR.. Mitchell, physician Of Philadelphia,
who has had the care of small pox
hospital, has published a statement,
which establishes an important fact, in
confederation of the opinion of DR.. Bell,
of England, on the subject, that Vaccina-
tion is the best preventive against this
epidemic, the fatal effects of which have
been experienced in Philadelphia. 1t
appears, that of 149 cases in that city
OF Varioloid, or Small Pox, 40 occurred
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, Feb. 3, 1925.
To the WadouU and Heirs of LEVI PEAsE.
late Of Shrewsbury, IN said County, de-
ceased, and to all others concerned in
the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VoU arc hereby cited to ap-
III pear (f you see ft) at the Court of pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester in said County
on the first Tuesday in March next, at ten Of
the clock before noon, to show cause why
the instrument which purports to he the last
will and Il stament of said deceased, should
not be approved; and you will be heard
thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

n Office is hereby gwen, that
= ' the Subscriber has been duly appointed
Executor Of the last will and testament of
MARK COLLINS late of scarborough in the
County Of Worcester deceased, and has taken
upon himself that trust, by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons Indebted to said
Estate, are hereby called upon to make i'm
mediate payment; and all those to whom
said Estate is indebted, are requested to ex-
hibit their demands for settlement.
AMOS COLLINS.
February 3, 1924.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, Jan. 90, 1924.
To the WidOw and Heirs Of JONAS PIERCE
late Of Westminster, IN said Countv.
deceased, and 20 all Others concerned an
the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
Won are hereby cited to ap-
n pear (if you see 6tj at the Court of Pro.
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in March next,
at ten of the clock, before noon, to show
cause why the instrument which purports TO
be the last will and testament Of said de-
ceased, should not be approved and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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appeared to spring up in the discussion
as if they were naturally inseparable
from this--gave occasion to the orator to
exhibit variety and depth of research,
which we have never on any occasion
before, seen surpassed in debate be-
fore Congress.
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Notice.

WHEREAs Eunice, my wife,
w has left my bed and board, | hereby
forbid all persons harbouring, or trusting her
on my account, as shall not pay any debts
of her contracting, after this date.
ALEXANDER HUNTING.
HubbardstOn, Feb. 4th, 1924.
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Notice.

ME annual meeting of the
n Worcester and Stafford Turnpike Cor
poration, will be held at the House of David
X. Porter, lnnholder in Sturbrige, on We'd
nesday the 10th day of March next, at nine
O'Clock A. M.
DAVID x. PORTER, Clerk.
Sturbridge, Feb. 2, 1924.
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I'D ICE & MILLER. have for

ICE d MILLER, have Tor
u g. sale,
Philadelphia, Mil, Crosscpt and Woot-
Saws, Cast-Steel circular Saws,
No. TO 10 Iron Wire,
No. IS Iron Wire long, particularly for draT-
ing down,
~ Blist'd, German, Crowley, Tub, and
Cast Steel, of the first quality,
steel-plsted Sleigh Shoes,
Blacksmiths' Anvils and Vices,
Files in great variety,
Summer and Winter Sperm Oil,
Wa1on's, Jdnles's and Lanes CooKIso-
Stoves,
.Meet'ng, PartOT, Boz and Plate Stoves.
X. q M. have just received an addition
to their former stock of Moulding and Bench
Tools, making very complete assortment.
Worcester Feb. q
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.TNo be sold or let, a small Ten
ement, few rods back of Worcester
Court House, advantageously situated for
Butchering, with yards and Slaughter house
in good order. For information inquire Of
Capt. Thomas, at the Worcester Coffee
House, Of Capt. Lowell at the Stage House.
Of Mr.. II. Chamberlain at the Jail Tavern
or Of Asahel Bellows on the premises.
- A Butcher in Worcester may be sure Of
encouragement, as one is not sufficient for
the place.
Worcester Feb. 4.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
JUST PUBLISHED.
AND FOR SALE BIZ
D0RR 3 ROWLAND
a Aein Coiu1l officer
ENTITLED THE GENERAL LAWS OF
MASSACHUSETTS,,
RELATING TO THE CHOICE, POWERS,
AND DUTIES OF TOWN OFFICERS.
RECOMMENDATIONS.


My opinion being requested of the merits of
Volume recently published BY DoRR &
HowLAND, and entitled "the General Laws
of Massachusetts, relative to the Choice, pow
ers and duties of Town Officers, &C." have
NJ hesitation in saying that ] think it may
prove useful Manual for Town Officers of
every description, and indeed, for all persons
who wish to become thoroughly acquainted
with their municipal and parochial rights and
duties. -
EDWARD D. BANGS.
Worcester, Jan. "a, 1924.
have examined the above mentioned Vol
ume, and think it superior to any other SINH
lar work, and that it will prove highly useful,
ifnot essential, to those for whose use it is
designed. AUSTIN DENNY.
Worcester, Feb. 2, 1924.
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EDWARD RANDALL'S ESTATE.
ME subscribers appointed bv

I'ICI' d 'UIIIIGU Uy
n the Hon: Judge of Probate for the
County of Worcester, Commissioners to re-
celve and examine the claims OF the several
creditors to the Estate OF EDWARD RAN
DALI, late OF Worcester,in said County, de-
ceased, represented insolyent, hereby give
notice that six months from the 18th day of
January last are allowed to said creditors to
bring in and prove their claims and that they
Will attend that service at the house of CY-
'RUS sTOCKWELL, Innholder in said Wor-
cester on the second Mondays of March and
June next, from three to six O'Clock on each
of said days:
ASA HAMILTON,
SAMUEL JENNlSON.
February a, 1924.
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Thermometers.

0F superior quality, recon-
~ mended by Professor silliman, for sale
as low as they can be bought in the United
States, by, EARLE CHASE.
Worcester 2 mo. d.