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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-06-03
n BOWEN, Sec'ry.

AN ACT in relation to Lotteries, heretofore au.
thorized by the General Assembly.
SEC. /. Be At enacted by the General Assembly.
and By the authority herSof 1t is enacted, That the
Managers of each aud every Lottery, granted or
authorized by the General Assembly, since the first
day of January, A. ID. 1920, who have made or is
sued any class or scheme under their respective
grants, he, and they are hereby required to make
report to the next session of this General Assembly,
Of the amount which they were respectively au-
thorized by law to raise by their respective lotte-
ries, the amount OF all the monies which have act
ually been raised by their said lotteries respective
ly, and by each and every class thereof, and the
manner and terms on which such lotteries and the
respective classes thereof have been sold or disposed
OF, and the persons to whom they have been so
sold; and that said report may be made by all or
a majority Of the managers of such lotteries respec-
lively, and shall be sworn TO by the persons making
the same, before any Judge, Justice Of the Peace, or
Notary Public.
SEC. =. And be IL further enacted, That if the
managers of any or either Of such lotteries, shall
fail to make the report required by the first section
of this act, the grant or authority to raise money by
lottery, shall, as to the lotteries of which they are
respectively managers, be thcnceforth null and
void
SEE. 3. .3nd be it, further enacted, That no man.
sger or manag gers of any lottery or lotteries author
lied by law, shall, before the rising Of this General
Assembly, at the next session thereof, make or issue
any new class or scheme of a lottery and if any
new class or scheme of such lottery shall be made
or issued by such manager or managers, or agents,
contrary to this act. the grant or authority TO raise
money by lottery, shall, as to the lottery or lotteries
Of which such persons are respectively managers,
be null and void and that the Secretary cause this
act to be published Immediately after the rising of
this Assembly at the present session thereof, for
three weeks successfully.
True copy-,oinen
May l3. HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-06-03

DUBLIC NOTICE.--An Prizes sold by J. B.
Wood, unde, 500, will be cAsHED ON DE-
MAND,w INTEREST, but all prizes OVER
that sum, if demanded before due. the simple inter.
est will be deducted, aud If money is scarce, never
over double interest, including the difference OF ex-
change on the places where the Prizes are payable,
AMI the Lottery is drawn. Cash for all Prizes sold
BY J. b. WOOD, can always be obtained on the
above terms, and phen due, PAID at his Office, WITH
OUT INTEREST, or difference Of exchange. May 6.
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COACH AND CHaISE MAKING BUSI.
kECS

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friend
and the public, that he has taken a shop back
Of NELSON'S Coffee House, where he will be happy
to wait on all persons in the above line OF business.
Rsn.;r;nu done nj the shortest notice, and every
favour will be gratefully acknowledged.
.nr;, "a. JOHN l.. JOHNSON.
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TIME UNDERSIGNED, has taken a room in
Larchar's Building, No. 9, Market-square,
where he will faithfully execute any kind OF writ
ing committed to his care. Letters OF Adm'nistra-
ton, Powers of Attorney, Deeds, wills, contracts and
C.nvevances. drawn up, ON the most ~accommoda-
tino terms. ). >.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-06-03
State Of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
In General Assembly, May Session, A. D 1896.

SIaEe 0T RdOde 'IsIdNd uHu FT0UI1eHre 4 u''u''0'
In General Assembly, May Session, A. d. 1926.
A y ACT in amendment to an act. entitled ian
IA act imposing a duty upon licensed persons, and
othe,s. and bodies corporate within this State"
SEC. /. Be IL enacted by The General assembly,
and BY the authority thereof At as enacted, That the
tax imposed by said act, which may hereafter be-
cone due AMI payable by each and every Bank
within this tate, shall be, and the same is hereby
increased TO twelve and one half cents upon each
aud every hundred dollars OF the ca2ital stock act
ually paid IN.
SEC. :. Ind be ii further enacted, That so much
of the first section of.aid act Ms is repusnant hereto,
be, and the same is hereby repealed.
True e~oPy-gitness,
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WANTED,

For a small family, in "a pleasant situation
Nm ON the west side oithe River. Inquire at
llll94 the Office of the Literary Cadet ap. %.
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4 DDRESS delivered at the Anniversary cele-
IA brat.on OF the Franklin typographical Socie-
~ IN Boston, January i7th, 1896, by JEFFERSON
CL,RK-price 80 cents--for salea t this ouice'
Nav 6.
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WET NURsE.-A healthy lady, of %re.pecta-
w Bile family and connexions, would like TO
take a child to nurse. Undoubted references will
be given. Enquire at the office Of the Literary
Cadet May 20.
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Nauiirdi fntelliDrntr.
PORT or NEWPORT.
EA~nEpED


Brig Jacob, Eddy, Trinidad, Cuba.
CLEARED,
Brig Jacob, Eddy, Boston.
Sloop b, ID. Jones, Manchester, Now-York.
Sloop Samuel Slater, Chapman, Baltimore.
Sloop Providence, Hathaway, Albany.
.4RRIT.iLS.
THURSDAY, Aug 3-arr sloop Venus, Bliss,
fr. New-lork,
Sloop Samuel Slater, Chapman, ff Prov
Sloop Emclne. Shurtliff ii Prov. for n. Z.
FRmW-arr. brig Jacob, Eddy, ir Trinidad,
for Boston and Warren,
Schr. Morning Star, Rogers, fr. Prov. for
Belfast,
Schr LAUREL Thatcher, Fl Bangor,
Schr Friendship, Nioherson, Fl Bath,
Schr. Primrose, Weyman, fr Hallowell,
Schr Betsey, Nickerson, fr Saco,
Sloop Nancy n Polly, Lawton, fr n York,
Sioop American, Glover, fr. Sagharbor,
Sloop Evergreen. Swift, ir Falmouth,
Sloop Northern Star, Swift, ir. Wareham.
SGrcRpAr--arr. sloop nuntress, Read, tr.
Prov. for ~ y.
SuspA,--srr. sloop Geo, ~ Phebe, West,
fr. Prov. for n. Bedford,
Sloop Henry, Massey. fr Prov for Nantucket,
Sloop Exchange, Blankcrship, fl Prov. for
Rochester,
Sloop HARDWARE, i1oshlns, 1T iduh'oh, ioi
n York,
Sloop Jefferson, fr Sandwich
Sloop Transit, Burr, fr. \. York, for liar-
wich,
Schr Betsey & Deborah, Howes, Fl N. Y.
for Barnstable
MoSpAY--arr. sch Miller, Childs, fr Frank
fort,
Sloop Charles, Turner, fr Castine,
Sloop Apollo, Thayer, lr. Taunton, for N.
York.
TursDAY--arr. Schr. Two-Sisters, Bangs,
fr. Warren, for Dennis,
Sch. Columbia, Watkins, ir, Westport,
Sloop Nancy, Lawrence, fir. Falmouth,
Soop Splondid, Brown, f. Now-York,
Sloop Gen Warren, Prisby, ir. N. York, for
Taunton,
Soop Factor, Hall, fr Taunton, for n. Bedf
MEMORANDA
Ship Boy, Green, of this port, was left at
Havana, about the middle of July for Ham.
burg, in 10 days; do. EIbe, Stanhope, of do.
disch; brig Harvest, Eldrcd, of do. unc; sch.
Jane, Wilcox, of do. for Charleston, in 3 or 4
obys.
Brig Criterion, Taylor, oF this port, arr at
" York, 9th inst l3 days f. Havana.
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[feiiierrcncan Squadron. A letter dat.
k.ay 18th, Is26, from an officer in the
ndron. says, "Our squadron sails to-
row for Algiers, Tunis, Tripoh, and
'paps Alexandra, and thence 10 the Ar.
(elago."
hero arc now nineteen steamboats, na-
ting the Hudson.
public dinner was given 10 Nr. Secre-
CLAY. on the 18th nit. at Lexington,
is late constituents, at which nearly
citizens were present.
the last accounts from kentucky.
was still alive. but there were no
5 Of his recovery.
= amount OF duties, Cor tic month oi
las. exceeded s2.Pn0J1 for goods
.cs .nio the poft ofNew.lo-s
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On the 24h day Of August, 1926, at IL o.
clock, a VI. on The Premises, Tnoi pre-
piousiy sold at private Sale,
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Court Of Probate, NsnPort, .4Ugust :. ls26.
WHEREAS tho Administration account
w on the estate of James Danzell, late of
Newport, deceased, has been presented for SGT;
Element, aud the consideration thcreofrcierrcd
60 court of Probate, TO be Holden at the state
house in Newport, on the first Monday of
September next, at Q o'clock, AN Notice is
hereby given 10 all persons interested in tho
estate of said DECEASED to appear at said tim8
aud place, if they see it, and they shall bs
heard. By order of said court,
Ai0 n. Bs H0WL.l.ND, Prob. Cik.
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Dir1.

Az The Marine Hospital on Wednesday last,
Richard Morrison o. Sew-York, aged l6years,
iaie belonging to the ship Bingham Of Phiia-
Goiphia.
In Bristol, on the 29th ult Mrs. Hannah
Harding, reliet of the late Mr.. William Hard.
ing aged - years
a. Barboufsvilie, VA on the 3Ist Of July,
ia The 18th year of her age, 1rs Mary Bar
t7gs, mother Of The Secretary of War who has
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country than general use of ardent spir-
its. The following paragraph taken from
late Boston paper is melancholy in
stance in support of this position
Bait. Am.
On Monday last, four lads, from ten to
fifteen years Of age, were examined on the
charges of being common drnnkards and
vagabonds. The case was clearly proved.
Three OF them were sentenced to the
house Of correction for four months and
one for six months.
DrrRorr, July %.
Col. Wood, Maj. Stanton, Capt Brooks,
and 1t Bainbridge, of the u. s. army, ar
rlved here from Green Bay on the evening
of the 18TH inst. We learn that the troops
in that place arc in good health. The re-
|view of the two regiments, now at Green
Bay, is represented as having been very
fine and mposing--it is, we believe, the
only instance Of review of a brigade Of our
iLttle army, since its organization on the
.eace establishment.
II is not known when the troops destined
hat place-no orders respecting their
movement from the latter place had reach
pd there at the time the above named Off
rers departed. The government, perhaps,
ere this, has learnt the intentions of the
English government in relation to this
frontier, and heard of the intended increase
bf troops at Maiden; and we have Il faint
hope, that the policy which led to the de-
Bertion Of this frontier has been reconsider
Pd and abandoned. Gal.
Jurtapositiou. 4 young msn named
\lvan King, (says the New-lork CONNER
ial,) who had gone from Boston to Maine.
be married, was drowned on the same
ay that the intention of marriage was
ubIished in compliance tcith eastern Gus
bm"
From this it appears that il is the New
glnnd custom for young men to drown
themselves OF the day of their publication.
ad it been the =" Day after the Wedding"
iere might be better reason for the GUS
bm.
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AUCTIONS.

OH u Usual, august -,
III III O'clock, Il. w. ioiA be sold at Pab,i
.i!cfion, on the premises.
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Court of Probate, Ne,rport, august 7, 1896

Court Of Probate, .NcacPort, august z, 1896.
"HEREAS application has this day bceu
w made for Administrations on the cs,at6
Of William +. Williams, late of Newport, ma
riner, deceased, and the consideration thereof
referred to court ofproba,o, to be holden at
the state-house in Newport, on the first Mon
day Of September next, at q clock, 4. NJ ,--
Notice is hereby given to all persons interest,
ed in said estate, 20 appear at said time aud
place, if they see FIT, and they shall bo heard
BY order Of said court
A10. B. h. H0UL.9ND, Prob OK.
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State Of Rhodc-island sc.

In General .qsscmb,y, ,JuHe Session, AD.Is96.
ITPON the petition o. Henry Moore, Of
- Newport, 30 me county o. newport,
prayin. that tie commission for recclyin.
ard examining the Claims against the e.
tate Of William Moore, sen. late OF sal
Newport, deceased, may be opened and an
opportunity granted to tie petitioner for
exhibiting and proving claims against said
estate; Voted and ReSoir'd, That said pc
tition be received and referred to the next
session, and that in the mean time the pc
,itiouer give bond ~ the Secretarys Office
agrecably 10 lgw, and cause due notice Of
the pendency Of said petition to be gwen
10 tie adverse party according TO law, and
by publishing a copy Of TINS vote for three
weeks successfully, before the next ses-
sion of the Assembly, in one Of the news
papers printed in Newport; and that until
the trial thereof ali proceedings Of the Ad-
ninistrator on said Estate, so far as may
relate to the declaring and paying any div
blends on the claims allowed against said
estate be stayed. True ccpy, witness,
HENRY BOW IN, Sec'ry.
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Court Of Probate, Ne~port, august z, ts1G.
"HEREAS application has this day bccn
w made for Administration on the csig'o
OF Anthony Dixon, Esq. late of Newport, de-
ceased, and the considerotion thereof referred
TO n court of probate, TO be holden ri tho state
house in Newport, on the first Monday ofscb-
tcmber next, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ Notice il
hereby given TO all persons Interested IN the
estate Of said deceased, TO appear at said tim5
and place, if they see fit, aud they stali bo
heard. by order of said court,
Al0 u. n. HOWLiND, Prob CT
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court of Probate, .Nc'opcri, .4agaSi 7, 1880.
NHEREAS the Commissioners Res
w port of the claims or the estdte OF
Thomas Peckham, late cfNewpcrt, ,doccas-
ed, have been presented for allowance;
and the consideration thereof referred
TO a Court of Probate 10 be holden at
the State House in said Newport on the
first monday in Sept. next, at0 o'clk. \. M
Notice is therefore hereby given to all per-
sons Interested in the estate of said deceasA
ed, TO appear at said time and place, If they
see fiji, and they shall be heard.
by order Of said Court %. .,
Al0 II. u. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
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OMIBIS SIONERS EOTTCE-We the
~ subscribers having been opp c,nted BY tue
Hon court of probate OF the toWu of Newport;
in the county of Newport, commissioners TO
receive, examine and allow ths claims against
the estate of
UTLLL7U e. TEW,
late Of Newport, mariner, deceased, repre-
sented insolvent; hereby give notice that sax
months from the 9Th inst. bss been allowed BY
said court, 10 the creditors Of said estate 10 e1
hibit and prove their respective claims and
that we will attend for that purpose at our re-
spective dwellings during caid term
Tuosas CooGEsHALL,
Wv. S. NIouoLs, Com rs.
EBESEyrR ID. Bliss,
All pcrsons indebted 20 said estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment TO
ELIZ.i rev, .7dmI
Newport, Aug :. ieey hV
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gRcnArc EcTicrs.

Court 81 Probate, .Ae,sPost, .itguS, :. IS.6.
M HEREAS the Administration ac:
w count on the estate Of Thomas II.
Mumiord, late oil Newport, deceased, has
been presented for settlement, and the con
sideration thereofreietred 10 a court ofPtoc
bate,to be holden at the state house in New
port, on the first Monday of Sept. next,
at y o'clock, AM; Motive is hereby g,yeh
to all persons interested In said estat' pup-
pear at said time aud place, ii tnsy D.. at
and they shall be heard.
By order OF said court. n
AlO Il. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Clk!
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-31
From the New England Farmer.
VASE FOR FRUIT TREES.

DEAR SIR was pleased in looking
over your paper Of the 9Th inst. 10 see
potash, dissolved in water, recommend
ed as wash Tor fruit trees. AS the
discovery cores from so respectable a
sorrce as the late Governor Brooks,
hope it will be generally used by our
farmers. No person need be afraid OF
liz iniuring their frui; trees; but il
may be applied with the utmost conf
dence. have used it for nearly TWEEN
ty years with great effect.
have recommended it to a great
many gentlemen, but only few have
used it. Those who have tried it, are
much pleased with lis operation. The
reason that if has not been more gener-
ally used, is, that it has been fashiona-
BILE TO daub the trees with lime, clay,
manure, and other compositions, which
take two or three wears to wash off be-
fore the trees will look natural. When
this solution of potash is applied, it has
the desired effect Immediately. Ii
kills the moss and lice al once; and
Tue lII9t iotu thdt SptilSo ""obSS VIZ
bark perfectly smooth and gives it a
fair, natural, healthy colour.
My way of using this preparation is,
to dissolve 2 lbs. ofpotash of the first
quality in seven quarts of water for the
bodies of the trees. 1t is put on with a
white-wash brush. If the limns are
covered with moss or lice, | take a
painters brush, and apply the solution
to the moss, sc. with care not TO touch
the leaves or buds. Ii may be done at
any time Of the year, when we are
most ut leisure. Once in from two to
four years is generally sufficient.
have TO general rule, however, but
wash them as often as they appear TO
need it, which is always when the bark
is not smooth. The expense and irou-
BILE of this wash are so smallihat it is in
the power of, the poorest man in the
State, who owns any trees, to have
them look hnndsoma, and in fine thrift
ty state, Il, in addition to this, be will
take pains TO have his ground spaded
deep, and lie loose round the roots.
Yours, with respect,
BENZ AMIN WHEELER,
birmingham, MAY 10, 1926.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

t'ruttfpt1o.--yA Philadelphia" merchant many
years ago, whose wealth and importance were
only equalled by the goodness Of his heart
and the purity of his principles, rescued a
mechanic from the clutches OF poverty, and
what was worse in those days, the hands of
the Sheriff. The son Of the mechanic was
Young, but old enough to know his fathers
beneiactcr. Many years after this, the NOR
chant fell into difficulties, and at a most try
ing moment, when all his former friends had
forsaken him, the mechanics son, now com
paraiively wealthy, stepped forward to his
relief. j am much Indebted to you,' said
the reduced merchant. " BY no MEANS" said
the other, " have only paid the debt which
my father contracted at the corner OF Ches-
nut street, thirty years ago, when was just
old enough. to understand the cause of my
moor mothers tears" The merchant grasped
his hand and burst into a food of tears.
N. Y. Com. .4dr.
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GD9gcFoGcc:
WEDNESDAY, May 81, 1926.
ELECTION.

For two or three days past, the vending OF
passengers Bostonward, in stage coaches,
chaises, gigs, and other vehicles OF convey
ance, has afforded an unequivocal denlonstra-
ton that lection was at hand; and, before
most of our readers shall have seen this article.
the majesty of the people, 10 the persons Of
their representatives, will be concentrated
within the four walls of the State House.
As there is a much larger proportion than
usual of new members, we may expect most
plentiful crop Of projects to be set on foot, all
for The good :S The people and, among The 9TH
>er objects of attention and regard, it is likely
the accustomed care will be extended TO the
finny tribes, who float in the waters, and to
their more humble neighbors, located in the
mud below, who bear their shell houses a
bout upon their backs. Many acts will prob
ably be passed and committed, for the rreser-
parion Of pckerel, alewives, and clans, and OF
the popularity Of the members, commodity
not lightly to be thought of in these hard times
We would not wish to treat serious subjects
with unbecomiug levity, or TO detract aught
from the responsibility OF the dignity OF our
legislative assemblies, but there is rashness
Of legislation, and thirst for innOratiOm, IN
der the name Of refornsaliOn, more to be
feared than the caution which shrinks from
alteration. where the benefits are apparent,
which OUGHT to be discountenanced, and
which we hope will be effectually checked.
Those who are most experienced are most
cautious Of innovation, knowing that 1T is
better to suffer, awhile, Sn acknowledged
evil, than rashly to apply remedy which
may prove worse than the disease.
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fFor the Massachusetts spy.]
TO TIE PUBLIC.

. At period when general attention is d-
Yec:ed to the subject of education, and unu-
sual solicitude ia manifested for the literary
and. moral improvement of tho rising genera
ton, the Trustees of Leicester Academy deem
il to he their duty publicly to state the pres
ent situation Of this Seminary, and present 10
Che view of parents and guardians, the advan-
tagcs which youth may enjoy as pupils in It.
Leicester Academy was incorporated March
%, 1894, &C for the purpose of promoting true
piety and virtue, and for tho education of
youth" in the languages and liberal arts and
sciences. 1t is established in the town Of
Leicester, amidst thriving village, and near
the centre of the extended County Of Worces-
ter. The site is dry and airy, and most fa-
vorable for exercise and health, and is on a
great post road, with which direct communica-
ton may be had from every part of this Com
monwealth and Of the United States.
In this Seminary, instruction is now given
in all those branches that are taught in our
Academies, viz.--the English, French, Latin,
and Greek languagcs-Geography, Arithme-
tic, and the higher branches of Mathematics
History, Speaking and Composition--Rheto-
'ic; Philosophy. Chemistry and Astronomy.
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Fin.

IN Hubbardston, on the 10Th inst. William
Marean' Lsq. aged 83 years.
In Barre, on the Goth nit. Widow Jane
Taylor, aged 81, formerly of Scarborough
Mass:--On the Goth inst. Miss Lucy Dean,
daughter of Gilbert Dean, aged 80 years.
PRINTERS IN .NeW York and Vermont are re-
qussfed TO asssert the ADORE.
In Westminster, on the 18th inst. Mirs
caroline, wife of MIR. Augustus Emerson, ag-
ed DO. Printers IN this State and .Ntlo- Han1p-
snare are requested 10 insert His death.
10 Holden, on the 9th inst. Mrs Sally r.
Howard cohsort of Mr.. Joseph Howard, aged
4O. Printers in VermOnt and Connecticut
are requested 10 insert tie ADORE.
In Rutland. on the 18th inst. Col. Andrew
Smith, aged 81.
In New-Bedford, Gath inst. Mrs. Elizabeth
Iallman, aged 90, widow of the late Mr.
William Talman.
10 Charlton. on the l9th inst. Mrs. Louisa,
consort OF Mr.. William L. Weld, aged "a.
In Providence, 11lh inst. suddenly, OF apo
plexy, Dorcas Brown, widow of the late
Obadiah N. Brown, of the society of Friends,
In the 63d year OF her age
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Worcester, ss Probate Office, May 49, 1876.
To The Wadop and Hers Of CHARLES hIcH-
ARDsoN, late Of Millhury, an sd'd CountN,
Jscenssd' and 10 all others concerned in the
Estate Of said deceased, GREETINe-
YOU are hereby cited to appear (if
YOU see fiji at the Court of Probate to he
holden at Worcester. in SAID County, On the nrsc
Tuesday in Iuy- next. at nine OF the clock be-
fore nam. 20 shew cause why the Accounts OF
the administration OF said Estate should no, be
allowed. and the balance OF Estate distr'bMed TO
The Creditors. whose Claims have been ALLOW ed
and YOU will be heard thereon.
THEOPhs. WHEELER, Reg.
BY ordsr.oftA s Hen. Jxess.