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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-25
MRS. KAMSROTTONI

DEAR MIR BULL-Why DON'T Won write to
us-or CALI We are all OF rs well. and none
| o. lis II" more, as perhaps you may suppse, eX-
cePt poor MR. RAM.-of course you know of his
disease 1t was quite unexpected with spoonful
OF turtle IN his mouth-tie real gahpot rs they
cali II. However have no doubt he is gone
10 HeaIch ana ny daughters are gone to Bath,
eN'epl i-AFf' WHO IS my pet, aud never quits
me.
Inc ri} 'icianS pad great attention to poor
'ih' L'AN.- am ne suffered noan%-at least
mat know or 1t was very comfortable thing
uIal was at nome shay new, as the French say,
""e'' 'c went because it>is great pleasure TO
Sec '''e la9t OF ones relations and Trends
'on h"o" we nave oeen to Room since you
meafa IRON T'-(he internal city as If Is called
Ile scal Oh o"pcfN' ana where the Poop hum
sell HFcs' re was one OF Tue Carnas, and was
c'cCtco l"sl oeiorc we was there: he has chang
eA his NAME not Choosing to Disgrace his lami-
Y'
Ot'' VIZ BULL loon iaraiy beautiful place.
~ . thtc'e@ 1t DF lhe FoIht OF Molly, which
+ IS Jlsl use ne ioIni and sally at Porchmouth,
I"i5 ''tY can 0"liy 'ncir Fort which Is not
hio" Il ~ room: iac lIoeri' not nice river,
u looks Yellow: but II docs The same there as the
ih"oeS u0eS mere " c hircd carry-letty aud
cociSy-oliy' 10 tic : hurch oi salt Peter, which
- Prou'S'2us oiS;--in 'he center OF the pizarro
u. re IS a odsiiiNk very mS'--on the right and
.l't TWO handsome Ioundmg5; and the iarcy, as
VAR uLM'." GATED IT, Is ornaInentcd with col
i'terai statutes OF some OF the APostatcs
mere Is a great statute OF Salt Peter himself,
o,t f'R' LLMER thIhl's 1t TO be jew Peter,
Wh'ch tn'hN hNeiy too--therc were three bro
tiers OF Tue same name as OF course you know
DC" Fe'er the ior'u'tous' The capillary, and
'oe-i'd''9' 'uu II IS curoS' t'at " must be INN, TOR
.''' 'oeS are N'lSed away ny the PIcty OF the re-
~ 'o,9 1,Oa 'o.S u" '''' MS sum or shrine
''ssit','' ,'l!A l. '7 1e" feter' because why
,'o'''' 'iD' ~ % "o''n'i5,cu aS wen as JEW b"-
lt't,i : Gl.r' mace a pun Ivy told me
"''" s"'u INC u",Gi'ii'c DcI"en 'he TWO JEW biL-
ms vas Una. 'l'e one ure"sil NE people to the
H"asIS, ana ''i' o,n'' SCI a'tahc people aSC% to
'o'' si'i.'.'','c ''is meaning winch am
"'' ~, = d ,,r'.''u ,o,''c'
"I'o ""S .a.Te qu,[e o. singers out ue{
IN III 80 W !i'0"'e '''c-'lu P'aycd
=, 10y nave 10 "'@'n'-
w. ''.''5 y, "'S'o,'''S SIN
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Trust Sale.

4 " pursuance of a Deed of Trust executed 20 tie
subscribers by john Waymon and Mary h.
VIE, To secure sum of money therein specified
we shall, on Monday. the 18th day of April next,
proceed to se''' for ready money, to the highest
bidder, before tine door OF the Eagle Tavern in the
town oi Charlottcsvie one lot or parcel of ground
near the town aforesaid, aud described i'm plat OF
lots laid o6 10y Edmund Anderson, as no. 9, beug
the same lot sold by said Anderson to said Waymon.
NJ the same time and place, we shall prudcod in
the same manner, To sell another lot, laid of in the
pi't "i Edmund Anderson, Lot n.ar Chatiottc,-
vale, as No. is, To 10 Edmuud Anderson the
sum therein specified, executed To us for thfs p,,r-
pose by Elijah Brown, aud Patsy his wife, dated
10Th day sept. 1919, both of which deeds are of
record IN the county court OF Alhcmarlc Selline
as trustees, We will convey only the hight and title
Which we hold as such.
JOHN WYNN,
JOHN Il. JONES, i'"N' e.
March .-vlu
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POETRY.
From he tnilarion .Visceiiony.

fNW tftf NFffttf tVft sItSCtilullL.
uoME.-By BEaNAKp BARTON.
Where buns the loy'd heart brightest,
Cheering the soci,i breast
Where beats thc tomd heart lishtest,
Us humble hopes possessed?
Where is the smile of sadness,
OF meck-eyed patience born,
Worth more than those of gludness
WHICH mirth's bright cheek adorn9
Pleasure is mark'd by hvctncss,
To those who ever roam;
Nhi!c e,ivf itself has sweetness
Al Homo. dear home!
There blend the ties that strengthen
Oug heats ia hours Of griei,
The siper luiks dat lensthen
Joys visits when most brief:
Thee eyes ia all their splcndour,
Are vocal 10 the heart,
Ana glances say ortender
Fresh eloquence hnpart;
Then, dost thou sigh for pleasure?
@. DO not widely roam;
Bot seek that hidden treasure
At Homei dear home
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DE.q7gI .4ND THE DRuvK.qRD.

His form was fair, his check was health,
His word a bond, his purse was wcalIh;
nth wheat hi, ii"lds were covered DER,
Plenty sat smiling at his aonr;
Ills wife the iount OF cebscies, ;oyi
Now laugh his daughter, pay'd his boy.
Ills library, though large, was read,
Fill half its contents deck d his head
AT morn, twas health, wealth, pare DELIGHT;
Twas health, wealth p"are and bis, at night
j wishd nat to distu.b his Hiss
lis CONC! bat all tic h!anc was his.
The socinl pl,;5l saw him seize,
The more with festive wit - please.
Daily increased his love Of cheer;
Ala! little thought he / was near.
Gradual Indulgence nn him stole;
Frequent became tine midnight bowl
in tbs bowl In heaH n,.l,e placed.
Which with The jnico his lips embraced.
Shame nest mnel at ia Tho draught;
indignantly he dciuk and llughd
IN the bowls bottom bql,Fr,,yhy
/ placed liz ,ifp,L with tcu.s and clee.
itcnl9rse then dll in IL vGur;
He only suu int rhc bowl ;he more.
l mingled next jont-tofturimg paia;
Little the less did he refrain
The dfOpsy in tine cup l mkt;
still TO his mouth the cup was fxt
My en,issafcs tEas in VAN
! sent. the inad wretch 10 restrain.
GA the hoWl' bottom I5eu .!ayrF
! threw; the most abhOuort tIe
Oh ali that mprt"lS nate o. dread,
And nas in hofrid wni~pcs z,.;i;
''Succcssy>s minister's I've eat.
Thy hastui,g ain 10 prevent:
haif lessons nought--Now here am !!
think linf M tlrca ming, to defy
swallow tI.on this, INV l;!,l twill br.
J.. ~. . 81
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The shops abound with Cammyhoes and Tai
iyhocs-whlch last always reminded me of the
sports Oh jhe hclds mt home, and the cunning of
sly REYNOLDS getting away from the dor. -
ihcy also make Scally HOLES at Rome and what
they call obscure chMrs-but, oh Mn e. what
a cenentry there Is IN :he figures of the Venus
of Medicine, which belong, 10 the Dule ,f
Iusk and cyc-hcr contortions are perfect.
We walked about the Viccissitulc. and hired
a maccaIoni, or as the French, alludinar ,o tLe
difficult, al satisfying the Eng,,l call them. =
"lucky To please" and of course exploded the
Arch OF ii@htas aud the Baths Of Di,apa-op. -
Every day exposes something new there 10 tie.
lovers oi what they call belly artv, WHO have
made great many excavations in the tururr.-
Poor Lazy, whom told yuu was found of silly
quizzng, fell down the Tarnaun Huck. in
one OF the rcvcrhcs-MR. FULMER said II would
make capital story when She gut home, but
never heard another svlahub about it.
One thing surprised me, the Poop Tvs no wears
three crowns together, which are SO heavy that
they call his cap, tirer) is always talked Of as
Paw paw, which seems very i,nproper. his Ola
ness was i'll The last day we went 10 the chanel
at the Choir and all, having taken so.net!,iur
"ehruu' The day before at dinner he was after.
! wards coaiined with romantic gOut; hut we saw
enough oI hun alter, and it was curious 10 Oh
serve the Carnals prostImling tlcmsrlycs sue
ceNsirily before hm-he is like the german corn
plaster Which, Ma. RAN. used 10 use. quite uu-
available.
However, Mr.. y. the best part ofall, think,
was our coming honc---l was so afraid of the
panG'ttl, who were all in trmbush with aroue-
oasadcS ami Bagnets that had no peace all thc
time we were on the root---BU; must saw
liked t,riskhearty; and Tifaly pleased me, and
so dbl Miss SENIs's Villa and the Caslet Alley:
however home is hUmc be il never SO hornell.
and here we are, thank our stars.
We have great deal to tell YOU If Won will
but call upon us--LAyY has not been ;,t the hal
ter yet, nor do know when She will because
OF the mourning for poor Mn. RAN.---indecd
have suffered a great deal oi shaggrecn on ac-
count OF his disease, and above not all have been
able TO have party on Twelfth Night Yours
truly, DOEOTHEA RAMSBOTTOHL.
Pray write dear Mr.. y.
Henry " having bestowed fI,r coyJo, Lyo,, 80, ,
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ON THE ELEVENTH OF MAY,
nm be Dra'cn an tie Cj{g Of PhiiadclpAia,
THE
UNION CANAL LOTTERY
Sixteenth Glass.
YATES g. Ttg'LNTYRE
IANAGERS.
SPLENDID SCHEME
L. Z. 2. S Z lklE 9; 9 -. e. CPS
Sixteenth Gus!

L Orders i" the above Brilliant shene will be re-
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LAW SCHOOL.

u VIE next Session of the L0Ir >ciooia ut Nced
II h0", within one mile and quarter of the
town OF FaumviS, ca town still rising in its com
mcrcial chalacter,( III the county OF Prince Ed-
ic01w on the .3pDCWotpg, and about three and a
half miles from the stage road. Icadinq from
iffc'moW to LytcbGarc, at Ed'Ht S tavern in thu,
county of CuhnbcThtsG, will commence on the
i'rst Monday in April next, and end with the pre-
sent year. For the benefit OF this institution, I
refer to all who have been at it. The practice OF
the law as 1t should be pursued i'm an the courts
OF the commonwealth, is systematically tauaht in
tins school SO that the student has a fair oppor
tunity, while he is obtaining Il knowledge of the
Me"Y OF the law, to combine with 1t ALSO use
III! and necessary knowledge OF the practice of
IT. Hitherto there was some difficulty in rettin,r
convenient accommodations. But this difficulty
IS removed. For | understand that Mr. Ired
1cGY most respectable gentleman in FcrmniHe.
and who keeps u most respectable public house
viii be able to accommodate five or SIN gentle
men for the session and rs many more, not cN-
cecdln% twelve III all, can be accommodated ~
me0l6t|S n mY family, (cXcept their washinwl
about which they will find no difficulty Those.
who live with me Will be furnished with the ne
ccssay books and must paw in advance o225.
Those who live with Mir, Tretlway, or in the
nci3hborhood, must in Ike manner, paw $50
tor no HctO member, can be received for a less
time than the whole session. All other rcgula
tons, concerning the LAW SCHOOL, viii re
main AS heretofore for which, see the printed
Journal thereof The second AMI third volumes
OF winch are now ready for the press shalt be
IN !t'ctmo'd, until about the 25th March next
where letters addrcsscdto me, upon this subject
will receive the most friendly attention
Feb s. 1T CREED TAYLOR
The Editors of the I.vnchhurg Nircipian Pc
esh"rg lntellIgencer, aud Norfolk Herald, are re-
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Does pure religion charm thee

Does pure religion charm thee
Fan more than aught below?
Wouldst thou that she should arm thGe
Against the hour of wo:
Think not she dwclleth only
In temples built for prayer;
For Home itself is lonely
Unless her smiles be there;
The devotre may falter,
The bigot hlindly roam;
If worsiipless her altar
AZ HOME! ,leal home!
Love over it presideth,
With meek aud watchfui awe,
It's daily service guideih,
And shows its perfect law;
III there thy Faith shall fat thee,
Ii there no shrine be found,
What can tiny prayers avail thee
With kueeliug crowds aroumd3
Cot leave thy Gilt unotter'd,
Bcuealh Religions done,
And be her frs,-ftuits proft'cr'd
AT hone. deal home.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-11-09

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Oct 81, 1925.
To The Widop and Heirs Of JONATHAN Nun
ROE, late Of Spencer, an said County. de.
ceased, and 10 all others concerned IN The
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear Git
you see fit at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in December next, at ten Of the clock.
before noon, to show cause why Licenc. should
not be granted to sell and convey SO much of said
deceaseds real estate, as will raise the sum Of
fourteen hundred and fifty dollars for the nav.
ment of debts and charges, and YOU will be heard
thereon. THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
By order ofthe Hon. JUDGE.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Oct. IS, 1895
TO The WidOw and Heirs of JONATHAN CAR
TER, late Of Leominster, in said County,
deceased, and 10 all others concerned in he
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
Y GU are hereby cited 10 appear (il
you see fly at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Lancaster, in said County, on the third
Tuesday in November next, at ten OF the clock,
before noon, to show cause why the Administra-
tor on the Estate Of the said deceased, should
not be licenced and empowered to sell and convey
so much of the Real Estate Of said deceased, as
will raise the sum Of Sl400 for the payment of
debts and charges; and you will be heard there.
on, NATHL. PAINE, j. prob,
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Public Auction.

WILL be sold, at Public
w Auction, by licence of the Justices of
the Supreme Judicial Court, on Tuesday, the
29th day of November next, at ten o'clock,
A. VI. on the premises-two undivided third
parts of Farm, situated u miles north Of
the Meeting House in Paxton, containing a.
bout 260 acres, with Dwelling House, two
Barns, Granary, and other out-buildings
thereon, belonging to William Newton and
Silas Newton, minor children of Windsor
Newton, late of Paxton, deceased, being the
Farm Wherein the said Windsor Newton for
merly lived.
Credit for several years will be given if de-
sired, upon good security, by mortgage or 9th
erwise being furnished,
The remaining undivided third part of said
Estate belonging to Carlo II. Snow, will be
sold by him at the same time and place.
For further particulars, enquire of Mr.. Car.
10 H. SnOw, living on the premises, or of the
Subscriber, in West-Boylston.
SILAS NEWTON.
Oct, IL. 1925.
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2soetrp.
lFor DE Mas.achusetl. spy.l !


TO THE COMET.
Why com'st thou here, thou reckless stranger
Why thus approach our mortal ken.
Portending sickness, death, and danger,
Among the guilty sons Of men.
Thy aspect, TO the mind presaging
Famine, pestilence, and wrath,
And war, in all its horrors raging,
Is seen described along thy path.
Thy meteor form spreads CONSERVATION
,Where'er thy hayward steps advance;
And man behoids, with trepidstion,
Thy march through ether's broad expanse
These are the fears Of superstition,
And this the language held OF yore,
Ere finite man obtain'd PERMISSION,
Thy devious pathway TO explore.
But nos0 the holy light of science,
Across thy track has thrown its beams;
And demonstration bids defiance,
To all those visionary schemes.
Thou now appear'st harmless rover,
Exciting neither pain nor fears;
But, seem impell'd by the great Mover
OF all the planetary spheres,
Art view'd but as a link, connecting
One great and universal chain
OF orbs, their borrowed light rejecting,
Throughout the wide ethereal plain;
And moving onward in succession,
In strict accordance with the will
OF Him, who governs with discretion,
And all his objects will fulfil
Who gave to space that wide extension
No human thought can eier explore,
So far beyond our comprehension,
We can but IS wonder and adore.n
DELTA.
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Cloth Dressing.

TIME Subscriber continues
Il the Cloth Dressing Business at his Fac
tory, one mile south of Worcester Village,
where those who favor him with their custom
may depend on having their work well and
punctually done. Prices for dressing-Hand-
some wear, 90 cts. per yd.-Common do. 16
cts.
Most kinds Of Produce received in payment.
WILLIAM b. FOX.
N. B.-Cloth left at the Stores Of ID. Hey
rood Co. and II. G. Her,shasc, will be taken
and returned,
Worcester, Sept. /, 1895. tt
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O. e. g A, &Je0N y@
EEAVE lately received a rich
IL u assortment of seasonable Goods, consist
inp in mart of
ing, in part, of

Black, Blue, Olive,
Brown, and Mix'd
BROADCLOTHS.
Black, Blue, Drab
and Mix'd CASSl-
MERES.
Cashmere and Valen-
tia SHAwLs and
MAETLEs.
Norwich, Tartan, and
Caroline PLAIDs.
Blue and Brown CAM.
BLETs.
Flannels and Booking.
Plain and Fig'd Bonn
BAzETTs.
GINGHAMs..
Fancy PRINTS.
Furniture do.
Black BoMBAzrEE.
Plain and Fig'd Book
MUsLIEs.
Do. do. Swiss do.
White g. Cold CAM
BRICKS.
White g. Black LIN
EMS.
Black, Slate, 4 White
Worsted iIosE.
Shrewsbury, Oa. i
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Patent Boxes

THE Subscriber having OBJ
- tanned Patent for an Improvement in
making Patterns, and casting the Small Boxe:
of Wheels. gives notice that CASTINGS from
his Pattern, of all sizes, ARE now ready fol
sale, at the Iron Foundry Of w. A. WHEELER
4 Co. and at the Store of Messrs. RICE 6
MILLER.
The Improvement is in making the Pat.
tern for casting the small or outside Boxes OIL
Wheels, of such construction that the end
of the Box which is inserted in the nave OF
hub, has the greatest diameter, so that it can
easily be firmly fastened. These Boxes will
not be attended with the difficulty to which
common Boxes are liable, namely, that o.
slipping out.
0FWheelwrights are respectfully requested
to call and examine them.
CALVIN DARBY.
Worcester, Oct 8, 1926.
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Wholesale Leather Store.
NEwEALL & EvELETH,

liz, State-Street, Boston,
NAVE constantly for Sale, a
Il q large assortment of LEATHER, of al!
descriptions, and most other articles used in
The manufacture of Shoes-which are offered
at low prices, and on liberal terms.
N. E. also purchase LEATHER of all
kinds. Tanners and Curriers' from the coun-
try, who have this article for sale, are respect
fully invited to call as above.
Boston, july II, 1926. 4m
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Farm for Sale.
WILL be sold at Public Auc-

WILL be sold at Public Auc-
w tion, (if not previously disposed of at
private sale,) on Tuesday, the twenty second
day of November next, at two o'clock, in the
afternoon, on the premises, an excellent Farm,
very pleasantly situated, one mile from Wor-
cester Court-I louise, on the old Boston road,
so called, leading from Worcester to Boston.
Said Farm consists Of about one hundred acres
OF good Land, and is the one formerly occu-
pied by Capt. Samuel Brooks, deceased. 1t
also contains great quantity Of &6Elay for
Brick and Earthern Ware, equalff not supe-
rior to any in the County of Worcester. Said
Farm will be sold together or in lots as will
best suit the purchaser.-Terms of payment
made known at the time of sale. Any person
wishing to examine the Farm, will please to
call upon the Subscriber living near the prem
Uses. GEORGE w, BROOKS,
Worcester, Sept. II, 1926. If
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Notice as hereby Givsn,
HNHAT the Subscriber

n been duly appointed Administrator on the
Estate of MICAH REED, late Of New-Brain.
tree, IN the County of Worcester, deceased,
and has taken upon himself that trust, BY
giving bonds as the law directs. All persons in-
oe1ted TO said Estate, are hereby called upon to
make immediate payment and all those to
WHOM WON sac Estate is indebted, are requested to
exhibit their demands for settlement.
SAMUEL MIXTER.
New-Braintree, Oct. so, 1895.
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accommodation &ta0e6,
THREE TIMES A WEEK,
From Providence, r. l. uia Worcester
TO Keene, ". II.

rom ITOUG0enCe, II. 4. Utd W OTceSteT
TO Keene, ". II.
NSHE increase of travel. and
a the convenience it will afford to those
Who have or wLo may wish to patronize, has
induced the Proprietors to run their Stages
rom Providence to Keene three times a week,
n the following manner, viz
Leaves Worcester for Providence ev-
Try Monday. Wednesday, and Friday, at 6
o'clock, A. M.-arrives at Providence at 5,
l. NJ.
Leaves Providence for Worcester ev.
ey Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at g
o'clock, A. M.-arrives at Worcester at S.
|. Nj.
Leaves Worcester for Keene every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at half past
5o'clock, A. M.-arrives at Keene at z, P. M.
Leaves Keene for Worcester every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock,
A. M.-arrives at Worcester at 7, P. M.
The Proprietors have made arrange
tnents to intersect the Boston and Brattlebor-
pugh line at Templeton, SO that Passengers
can be accommodated to marlborough,
Greenfield or Lancaster.
Said Stages will pass through Smith
FIELD, Uxbridge, Millbury, Worcester, Holden,
Rutland, Hubbardston, Templeton, Wine hen
lon, Fitzwilliam and Ttoy, to Keene.
OF Fare from Providence 10 Wor-
Jester, So: 25--from Worcester to Keene,
$3.50.
o. al baggage at the rask Of the o,cnsr.
B. HOWARD,
/. BASSETT, JR.
|. CHASE, y
In. BASSETT, l'op''S'0'S'
E. BROWN,
S. PHELPS, J
august 3, 1925. cow
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TABBY VELvETs.
Flag and Bandanna
HAED'KFs.
Fancy Silk do.
Plain White, Strip'd
and Checked CRA-
WATTS.
silk. Beaver, and Kid
GLOVES.
Shaded and Figur'd
SILKS.
BLK SYEcHAws. Lus.
TRIEGs, aud SARs-
NETS.
Double & Sing. Chain
| BLK LEvAyTryEs.
Blue, Black, Brown,
Crimson, and Stripe
Pushes.
Satin and Tafeta
RIBBONS.
sATTINETT & Trek
| ING.
Bleach'd and Brown
| SHEETlNGs.
| DO. do. SaIRTINGs.
CoTToN YARN, &c,
&c. &c.
1895. CIV
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Notice IS hereby Given.

ENHAT the Subscriber has
N been duly appointed Administrator on the
Estate Of ZECHARIAH WHITMAN late 81
Westminster in the County of Worcester. deceas.
ed, and has taken upon himself that trust by
giving bonds as the law directs. All persons in.
debted to said Estate, are hereby called upon e
make immediate payment; and all those to whom
said Estate is indebted, are requested to exhibi,
their demands for settlement.
JONATHAN WHITMAN.
Sept. 6, 1895.
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Insurance against
RIR Ia

NHE SPRINGFIELD FIRE INsUR-
u ANcE COMPANY, with a Capital of
100000 Dollars, paid in and well invested,
continue to effect ASSURANCES on all kinds
Of property against loss by FIRE, not exceed
ing $4,000 on any one risk, on terms as fa-
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fee of ISAAC DAVIS, Attorney al Lac. in
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
In Senate, June 10, 1926.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
In Senate, June 18, 1926.
On the petition aforesaid, Or
dered, That the petitioners cause an attested
copy of their petition, with this order there on,
to be served on the towns of scarborough.
Westborough and Grafton, and to publish the
same in the Massachusetts Spy, printed in
Worcester, the notice and last publication to
be thirty days, at least, before the first We'd
nesday of the next Session Of the present
General Court, that all persons interested
may then appear, and shew cause (if any
they have,) why. the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
NATHL. sILsBEE, President.
IN The House Of Representatives.,
June 10, 1925.
Read and concurred.
TIMOTHY FULLER, Speaker.
A true Copy.
Attest, PAUL WILLARD,
Clerk of The Senate.