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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., }

"a Office is hereby given the Projectors of the six
~ per Stock of 1913, Loan of $7,5O00OO, that
the principal of the said Stock remaining unretecmed and
the interest which may be due thereon the time will be
paid 20 the said Proprieors their legal representa-
've duly authorised, the first day July next al tine
Treasury, in Washington. such Loan Office, on the
books OF which! any portion of said Stock NAV stand.
information is further given that surrender of the cct-
cacs of the said six per Stock of 1913 will requ-
cd the lime Of redemption, and that the thereon
will aud determine the 30ih day June 1926.
RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary of the Treasury,
Auri,7 0t9S,
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints s. DYE Stuffs

SsTOR Sale by the subscribers the accommodate
= ine terms. They regularly supplied from the
northern Cities and warrant their Medicines be
fresh and genuine.
Ia addition to their stock of Medicines, they have for
sale,
Brushes Of every kind,
4 handsome assortment; of Shaving Soap,
i.orIillard's h1accaboy Snuff,
Bells Maccaboy, Strasburg and Scotch Snuff,
Putty Window Glass, Train Oil, Paint Oil, Glue, &c.
They Agents for the sale of DR.. Dyous Family
Medicnesaso for the sale of Mr.. Rennes Garden Seeds
JOHN L. REEVES & CO.
II street, opposite the Shockoe Hill Tavern.
April 81 Is
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SIR ALFRED.

FeNHE Public is respectfully informed that Sir Alfred
d continues 20 stand my stable Lebanon
Charles City CourtHouse FOR the present His high
character and beauty entitle him equal participation
least, with other celebrated horses viii only add his
colts extremely promising. Terms made knowuby
HENRY i. CHRISTIAN.
april = 2I-St
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FRESH HATS
OF THE LATEST FASHIONS.

FENfIE subscriber takes the liberty Informing friends
n and the public that he has just returned from New
York. with splendid assortment of the goods;
ssfing of the following kinds viz Gentemeus st, 2i
Sd qualities black Beavers; do do Castos DO
nu Beavers; lst, I'd and Sd qualities Rorams youths and
chiren's hats. caps, and large of
WOOL. HATS, of various qualitiesall of which have
selected in person, and my friends and custon-
they such as give satisfaction;
all amy ohich feel disposed sell for small advance
for cash only.
also continue to manufacture hats Of every description,
according ORDER the shortest notice Old hats repaired
and the smallest favor gratefully acknowledged.
JOHN THOMPSON.
n. b. Those indebted to whose accounts OF six
months standing, requested call and discharge
same, and those to whom am indebted will please hand
III their accounts Tor payment.
Sen !. Il.
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Viye Dollars Reward.

STRAYED s:oen from the stable of the subscriber,
~ OIL Friday night last, 4 small CHES.NU1' SORREL
MARE. She had switch tail and long mare, 4 few
white spots about her shoulders, and small her
hack other marks recolleeted. reward of five dol
lars will be paid and all reasonable expenses, her deli
very in Richmond three doors below the Bell
NnY . TIIOMAS BOUDAR.
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WILLIAM WALLER HENING

g. AS resumed the Prarticc of the Iaw-.4dricc on
z Il points of law and equity, will given Cor the Gus
'omary fees, md MT odcrce except ~ cases where the
applicant shall declare his her inability to pay fee; in
Shch events not only advice viii be given professional
services rendered, rioVt my fec. Coccydaciag in all
is branches executed for fees commensurate win the in
.'icacy Of the subject.
Richmond, March 10, 1926. T.
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100 Dollar Note Mismatched.

B HAVE in possession note of one hundred dollars Of
n the Bank of Virginia, with the numbers 578 and 2i3
any person who has number corresponding either Of the
above will present it to Anderson, Woodson Bggcrs,
Richmond. GEORGE WOODSON.
AnrIl 28ih. St
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CASH FOR BARK.

90 FATE a. CO. wish TO purchase from to hundred
~. cords of OAK BARK be delivered at their Tan
ncIy just above the Armory; for which they will give the
tooWna rricpS'-For Spn"i'h ODD fb"e"'n &c. HjIorr.
81 Black, Red and Hhjfe, 81 per cord
They offer Tor sale, on the usual terms their Sale Store,
directly opposite the Ben Iacsrn, general assortment
5E4I1ifh' OF their own nasc;-consstus of Sole,
Upper Harness, Shifting, Sc. &C.
n r. Bark will be received the bank Of the canal.
Immediately above the Tannery.
March II rt,
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"a Join Ciqy, Henry Ctav, and Porter Chfy. anu
'Jam:S Morrison, Gap''r # George Hudson Cl1y,
dccN
~ OF will take notice. That on Tridav the twelfth dar.
z Of May reSi, at the Office of Herbert g. Claiborne
in the city Of Richmond between size hours NJ une or,or
~ tic morning aud six O'Clock iu the afternoon we shall
proceed to take tie Dispositions Of stephen DuVal and
pending in the circuit court Of Tic United States FL, m
MN CIRCUIT ana district Of Virginia, whcrcn arc plain
is and you ana each Of You defendants; and i from
any cause 'c "'po;u'ns Of said DuTai and ohcrs shall
rot be taken that day we shall adjourn the ,,tn~
tfcfcoi TIL the ncE dag, between the aforesaid hour
Yours; respectfully.
SAMUEL BROU.NE
R0l.7L Z. SVEPP4RD
.MlPlIfI COCKT. IN
&;"y z,
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ri OTICE.-lohn L. Wadsvo1h, Orrin Wi llianS for
y merly of the firm OF J. s. o. Williams and Austin
Williams have connected themselves in business under
firm OF WADswoRTH & WILLIAMS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
RICHMOND RACES.
SPRING NTUETTNG. 1926:

NILL commence the Cd Tuesday III May, and, as
w usual, continue four days.
VIRsc DAY-Sweepstakes. mile heats, entrance 500,
hall forfeit Ciosc.--Enfriss:W r. Johnson. ]. j..
Harrson William Wynn, IT, Theo. Field, jno. Is. Chris
tiau, J. NJ. Selden.
SECOND DAY-rroprictors Purse, $500, 5 mile heats
THIRD DAy-Jockey Club Purse, $1,000, i mile heats.
FounrII DAYit is calculated there will be post axe
for $780, mile heats Ii this made, will
be Handy Capfor the 4h day.
The number Of fine Horses in training for this season.
offer tattcrins prospect for fine sport.
}. NJ SELDEN, Proprietor.
IL i meeting Of the Club is earnestly requested, on
Tuesday afternoon, 9th May, at Tree Hill House,
nc, business OF Importance. I'M. S.
April % 1t
M Eca" give Immediate aud constant employment to
w three or four NAIL CUTTERS, Nail Manu-
factory in this City. il carly applications made
We also wish to take three four Apr ENTICES TO
the above business Young OF good moral habits and
respectable connection the country will be preferred
HAXALL BROTHERS & CO.
dp.l g Gift
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05

In the House Of Representatives., on the Roth nit
Mr. MERCER offered the following resolutions; which,
on his motion, were laid the table and ordered 70 be
printed:
Resolutions toProridc FundJor I7yn5i improvements
and Ruies for us application.
l. Rcsoiyed That il is cxpedent 10 set apart from
the public revenue fund for Internal Improvement and
TO devise system of rules for its impartial and udicious
application, 10 such roads, railways, and canals may
DC deemed by Congress within tbe scope Of lis cousu
tioDal power
2. He'o/reI, That this Fund shall consist Of thc por
ton OF The revenue ofesch year which shall remain pot
Otherwise appropriated, after providing Tor tc civil.
-'1.on*:.c, aa3 mi:rc..a1c5as &c Mia ~, -.va.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-12-23
Recipe far TiWshius Il Toung LadQ

lake a daughter Of person v ho has some mo-
ncl, but not much attenuation, and if She be al, on
~ child, SO much the better for your purpose
Stuff her with plumb cake and praise till She is
nine then teach her the horn book, and let her
practise for three or four Years at such reading AS
may be selected for her by Mary the Mad of all
work-the SAID Mary taking especial care that Mss
is her confdant in all her little matters in the sweet
hcartIng line When She enters her thirteenth
year. send her to Miss Diddl,fdget's " Establish
ment" to be .finiMe1 Here she must read little
and spell soutt but avoid eyer> thing Ike gram
mar as vulga'ty and plague PA, her up to
" y>oNyzgo" parlystoo little, and she is Irenchi-
hed Srum her up SIX octaves and halt of the
bianar, and down again, and make her look charm
ing at the harp, and She Is httSked Inform her
that ramcrant succeeded Charles the Twelfth a,
Emperor Of China, and that Julius Cesar defeated
Oliver Cromwell ON the banks Of the Macquarrie
river IN Nova ZcmbA, and She is completely h'stori
feA Tell her that Chmberraco is a great salt lake
IN Siberia, and that the Pc a burning mountain IN
Arabia Felix, and let her give a whil or two to the
globe, and point out the longitude of the Arctic
Pole, and the latitude of the equator, and She is
geographical Make her waltz for three houis in
week with French valet out of place, aud she is
Hfttndfnt1fd The other accomplishments may be
obtained tor money, without any eXer'ion on her
part SO much for "heddicQtion - I'm D0Dtr
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-12-23

the grateful Of trees. The one is pale and
sickly, from watching at the evening concert; the
other IS ruddy and healthy, from rising with the
morning birds. The one is the lily Of the green
house the other is the rose beside the stontvall
In the city is seen and admired the ingenious hand,
work of man; in the country are traced and hal
lowed the stately stcppings Of the Almighty
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-12-23
Fran tie Phiio3rlphiu .4iJu,n.
ST ANZAS.

That fragile harp whose trembling touch
SO utl bath suoth'd NY busom's pam,
And those sad notes I've los d so much,
Thou say'st | meier mus. wake again
Kind lady, bid me not forsakt
Ibr tones that orCe were dear to thee
For, O those cholds to sadly wake,
Is all that's left to pain and me-
In VAN seek the summer bower,
Beneath the woodbIne's pleasing shade.
Wherp Oft, for mar,, JOYOUS hour,
In former days Of youth I've play d
That summer bower is s,ilI as green
As in those DAYS twas wont to be
But meath is Shade no more is seen
The forms that once were dear to NE
And when those ewes sadly raise,
Perchanct some friendly face TO view.
only meet the strangers gaze,
A strangers form my steps pursue
No voice will answer to my call,
No form Of love these el es can see
And when the tears Of SORROW fall,
There Is no eye to weep with ne
And in this breast such thoughts Of pain
Arise, As n, 'er ~, felt before:
Then, lady, bid me not again,
To sound those primitive notes no more
For O 'his Frohhing heart must break,
And cold this trembling hand must be,
Ere it shall aee to s.dl, wake
The tones 50 dear to pam and me.
HARP OF TIE ISLt
Uesf Point, Sept 1926.
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POETR Y.
HUMAN LIFE-BY BERNARD BAnrt

HUMAN LIFE-BY BERNARD BAnrox.
In the morning it hoursheth, and grow e tn / p
the evening it is cut down, and withereth,"
Psalm &c. 6.
walked the fields at mornings prime,
The grass was ripe for moving;
The sky-lark sang his matn chime,
And all was brightly glowing.
"And thus" cried, "the ardent boy,
His pulse with rapture beating,
Deems LIES inheritance is joy
The future proudly greeting"
wandered forth at Noon alas
On earth's maternal bosom,
The scythe had cleft the whitening grass
And stretched the fading blossom.
And thus, thought with many Sigh,
The hopes We fondly cherish,
Like flowers which blossom but to die,
Seem only born to PERISH
Once more, al eve, abroad | stlay'd,
Through lonely hay fields muslng,
While every breeze thaf round me play'd
Rich fragrance was dlffusng,
The perfum'd air, the hush of eve,
To purer hopes appealing,
Der thoughts perchance too prone to grieve,
Scatter'd the balm of healing
For thus =" the actions of the just"
When Memory hath enshrined them,
Fen from the dark and silent dust
Their odouy leave behind them.
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the mad and the heart, vhen by the melting
ami thr ,ilkns tye. the faterins voice, the
tcrvId tone Tie retained hand. YOU have ava
k"ncd the passion you cannot lay-Whcn YOU
have WllIuy done this, in the cold blood of
vanity, and II suits your convenience, or stated
ro>colnbry, to finish the scene by altered mcin
4 distant courtesy, or an EXPIRE >sion of surprise
at the expected efforts of your csilty viii You
be able 70 quiet your conscience with d jest
VIII You seep on an adare of fools, or lie of
'onr own What if the poor being, whose
hope yon have changed into despair; whose
garden you have blasted with mil'Icw and rust
whose heaven You have dlrkcncd for eycrmore,
shall suffer in silence, striving TO bear her sor-
row. PRAYING for chcerulnc,s pardoning with
ont forgetting YOU, till the worm has eaten thro
10 life, and the body is emancipacd which you
have led to the dance, the voice is broken on
which YOU have hung, the face wan which YOU
have battered, and the ewes frightfullv bright
with funeral lu,trr, which used to laugh radian-
cv, and hope, and love- when they gazrd upon
YOU What if a proudcr temper, a more ardent
gnatlon, and a stronger constitution, should
lead to spite, and Impotence, and reckIe>sneSs
Of good and i'll if hastv and lovelrss marriage
should be the rack Of her soul or the provoca-
ton of her sin Is there mandragora could
drug you To Sleep while th, was on your memo
~, or does there really live man who could
triumph in such bitter wo ? But
"verum ct mutable semper
Fumina"
O believe it not For the sake Of our household
Gods, call it and cause il to be a lie! Be We
sure that coQuettcs are the refuse Of their SEX
and were only ordained to correspond with the
coxcombs Of ours. Women have their weak
ncsses, and plenty Of them. but they are seldom
vicious like ours and as to their levty Of heart
who shall compare the worldly, skin deep fond
ness OF man, with the one rich dolary of a
vlrtuous girl A thousand thoughts distract,
tons Of man but to love is the purpose; to
be loved, the contamination to be faithful the
religion Of woman. 1t is her all in all, and
when she gives her heart away. she gives a
Jewell which, if it does not make the wcarer
richer than CrGsus, will leave the giver poor
indeed B
City ladies boast of beng more delicate, than
country maiolens. The one breahes an air polluted
with many thousand hre 4fhs the othar inh.lec .ba
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from Me Ne1o- lnrk Evening Post.
co TO THY MOTHER BLUE EYED BOY
"When his little hands shall press thee,
when his lip to thine is pressed
think Of him whose prayer shall bless thee
Think Of him thy love has blessed"
Go to Thy mother, blu, eyed boy,
Near to her ANXIOUS bosom creep:
There hide thy grief, there SHOW ,v ioY.
There rest Thy head in quiet sleep.
Go to thy mother, blue eyed boy,
But lisp not "tathcr" IN her ear
1t might her few hrigh, hours ALLOW,
And raise affections SIGH and tear
Go to thy mother, blue eyed boy
Ask not of lands be, ond the sea-
A little word can smiles destroy
Her harp is on the willow tree
Go 70 tn, mother, blue eyed boy,
BE IKE rainbow TO her mind
And let her hope, though floods annoy,
Her dove may yet the olive find
Go to thy mother, blue eyed bov,
And when She clasps thy hands to pray
Thy uniformed words she viii employ,
TO speak for him who's far away.
Go TO thy mother. blue eyed boy,
And be to her source of bliss
On, let her, as around You COY,
Give thee, for me, maddening kiss
Go to thy MOTHER blue eyed boy,
And let thy face tell this Of me
Pm miserable here, my bow
I'm fir from her-azOay from tire
C. r. f.
IT Postmasters are respectfully requested to O.
as alrents for the GAu1.Nn
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City ladies boast of beng more delicate than
country mailens. The one breathes an air polluted
with many thousand bre4ths the other inhaes the
breeze freshened over the new mown hay The
one drinks water from the sewer-minslng pump,
or through impure pipes from the open horse-pond ;
the other pours it from the Undiscovered bucket.
or dips IT from the pure spring The one " alks
over the hard pavements, along the dusty piles of
bricks the other trips over the soft grass, along
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-22

~ h'Ie this business gong lac i.sce himself mad
begun to look roun and what fun could be picked up
Tn raising his head from the lama, the frs, thing tina,
struck him the lion sitting in his cage will, great dc
nifty and umoonccrn The tiger showed his teeth the lion
slightly shook his manc The tiger drew back on his hn,
legs TO make spns the lion up with dignity and shot
IRON ms eyes lac tiger sprung the cage grea
fufy forcing ono Of his claws in between two of the bars;
anu al the same instant the lion made grab at the
ioe 'oo'' caught II firmly between Ills usks, pulled the
wnoe leg nto the aud held him until the keep
or saw tic opportunity, flung himself from back Of the
eephantran with his moose the tiger and secured him
i moment.
Alter this was accomplished, the lion generously let co
ms ho and the keeper dragged the other his cage
secured them bo'h-And thus, by singular
eusfanoes in which the instinct and trunk the elephant,
no icss than the teeth and temper of the liou, bore
spcuous art, did the poor keeper get rescued from the
Jaws of the tiger aud tgresS. The whole affair has been
the abetak Of the Bowtry for the last week, aud we now
record in the Advocate for the children
grand children aud great grand children of the next gene
rat;unS.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
October IAN. 1896.

NOTICE is hereby iven TO the Proprie,ors of the
unrcdeemed six per Stock, created in pursu-
ance OF an act Of Congress passed the 9Th of Febus-
1918, that has been decided by lot, that the Ger
ing in the Who'll. 10 two millions and two thousand ea
nunured aud six dollarsand seventy cents, on Inc
surrender thereof be paid the first day ofJanuary
10 The respective Stockholders TO their legal
Treasury, at the Loan Office where the Stock thus
10 DC reimbursed, may stand credited to the proprie>
tors thereof.
isfurther made known, for the information of the
parties concerned that transfer of the Certificates
mentioned in the annexed Schedule from the books of
the treasury, of any Commissioner Of Loans, will
be allowed after the first day of December next and
The interest all the Certificates contained in the said
schedule will cease AND determine the day prece-
ding the day hereby fixed for the reimbur sement
thereof.
RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary ofthc Treasury.
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auEtnce lrom her earliest age, Airs Il. sal sine dis.
played tic traits of character which may be seen in her
ieers aud which wee fatally developed towards the
close OF her life The OF religion and the coun-
ses OF prudence, might have given different aud
seui d'ection and conducted sphere of life in
when she would have shomc with hrliancy
ss' Is. was undoubtedly most extraordinary woman,
ana every thing from her be interesting As to my
se confess have read these letters the deepest in
'e'es' and cannot bring myself doubt their genuuencs
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Certificates credired on he Loan Office Boots
South C0rolr7,1
Copper and Iron for 1897.

Navy COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Nore,nber sch, 1926.
FEN He Commissioners of the Navy Board will re-
n ceiye sealed proposals until the 18th January next
Tor the supply of the following quantities of Copper and
Ton 10 be delivered at the respective Navy Yards ON
or before the is day of July, 1897.
COPPER.
1T Boston,
Not less than $500 Sheets of Conner
Not less tIa1 10000 lbs. of Bolt Copper.
AZ .Ne,o York,
Not les5 than 6 900 Sheets of Corner
Not less than 80 600 lbs ofBoIt Copper.
an Philadelphia,
not less than 500 Sheets of Copper
N Norfolk.
Net less than 5000 Sheets OF Copper,
Rot less than $4,000 lbs. of Bolt Copper,
All the Sheet Copper TO be from % 81 ounces, and
Tire holt Copper from So toll ID inch, may be re.
CURED.
IRON.
AT Boston,
10000 lbs. round,
Not less than 10000 fat
I 2O,eoo &c square.
1t Nor York
10000 lbs. round
not Less than : 10000 " fiat,
4 10000 square.
m Philadelphfa.
$4,000 lbs round
Not less tIIaD 10000 sc fiat,
I 10000 square.
IN WaSrington.
10000 lbs; round,
No. less than $4,000 " fiat,
I 10000 square
! .4t N0rJolh,
10000 lbs round,
Not less than ( 10000 " fiat;
! 10000 " square.
All The round Iron TO be from Sd to "a inches as
may be required The flat as may be required; and
square, from Sd to p ZACH, as may be required.
The proposals to state the Of the sureties 10
be given, and the Contractors obigate themselves
to furnish, II required an additional quantity not ex
ceeding 25 per cent. having sixty days notice.
All which Copper and Iron TO be subjected to such
nd fasa nfadon al
sPecve Navy Yards, such other inspection and
proof as The Commissioners Of the Navy Board NAV d.
rect.
To be published in the Nationa Journal n opal Intel
igencer Baltimore American, Baltimore Patriot Demdcfa
tic Press National Gazette, Commercial Advertiser New
York; National Advocates N. f. Palladium, Boston Pa
Wing. '''''0''
Dec. Sd
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worcester, So. October 7, 1926.
4 TTACHED on mosno pro.
L "a cess, aiken on Execution, and will be
s2ld at Public Vendue, at the Dwelling House
o. 'oL'" CIqh'n, Jr. lnnholder in Milford, on
saturday, the eleventh day of November
next, al three of the clock, afternoon. all The
Right in Equity which LEWIS HAYWARD
has TO redeem his Mortgaged Real Estate
wherc2n be now lives, situated in the easterly
part Of said Milford.
CLARK ELLIS, ID. Sheriff.
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Worcester, So. October Q. 1926.
A TTACHED on mesne pro.


A TTACHED on mesne pro.
L IA cess, and taken on Execution, and will
be sold to satisfy the same, at Public vcndue,
on Monday, the 18th day of November next
3 O'Clock, P NJ. at the house of .4rchi5ald
Black, in Barre, in said County-all the Right
in Equity which SlLAS BAKER has TO re.
deem the following described mortgaged Real
Estate, Yiz.--the Farm on which said Silas
now lives, situated in the southory part OF
Phillpston, in said County, containing about
1870 acres, bounded northerly by land of Ste
phen Nickerson's, southerly by land of John
Howe, easterly by land Of Daniel Ware, and
westerly by land of Love Wilson and Abel Pi-
per.-Also, the Drmy Farm, so called, s:tual-
ed in said Phillipston, containing about 40
acres, bounded northerly bylaud Of said Nick
erson, essterly by town road, southcrly by a
county road, and westerly byland OF Silas Ba-
ker, since deceased.-Also, one other piece Of
Woodland, situated in said Philipston, about
10 acres, bounded easterly by land Of Daniel
Ware, southoily by land Of James Baker, wes-
terly by land of said Silas Baker.
SETH HOLDEN, ID. Sheriff.
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Worcester SIS. Probate Office, Oct. S, 1896.
10 The Widop and Heirs Of DANIEL KNIGHT,
late Of Phillipston, an SAID County, de.
ceased, and 10 all others concerned IN he
Estate Of said deceased, GREETIYG.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear Gil
you see fly at the Court of Probate TO be
holden at rempleton. in said County, on the third
Tuesday in October inst at ten of the clock, be.
tore noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration of said Estate should not be allow
ed; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, ]. Probate.