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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28
Two Hundred Dollars Reward

oIDF THE 1UiETES .l.ArD RU.WgJV.gYS
AN away ilom the subscribers living in Bedford com,
4 ~ " Virginia, on the night Of the 9th instant. my
TWO negro ncn LEWIS aud JIM; two fellows who ac
become notorious for their viainy, as thcv arc The
VINO cioped from me about years age and were an.
pretended in Chilicohr, Ohio 80 "P'
Ahey robbed my desk of about four hundred 1,lIors
the place. " '"e "eS' "o'ses on
WIZ pay reward Of one hundred dollars for anna.
nehdpg the two negroes with the horses if taken in tic
9'ate OF virginia, the above reward of two brdrod
oohaTs II taken out Of the State, and pay all
D charges of Keeping or delivering them TO me at NV
Lew's IS about 80 years old, six feet high black com.
PeXon large eyes, thick lips, large ghiskers which
give him fierce appearance WIG"
'in' IS about twenty-five years old nea, six fee, 1
STOUT made not 50 dark Completed as IeyiS bu, 10,
afH I" be called muauo. They were both well dressed
me o, 'ne hofses taken Is bay geldng with singu-
idf noe or sunk place Of his bus: the of6er
morse IS roam stud abou six years Old five feet bioh
ana PAGES well The money well as 7 can reooitec,
was three notes Of 500 each, and two mice If eso
EACH all Virginia money. have no doubt bu, these
'eIoFs nave procured free papers from some source and
arc endeavourns to get into Ohio, or some other Stale
who're slavery is prohibited, CFOPcr rOrI rS1y
Oct, o9gf TrTT 'N1'>i> -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28
Three Hundred Dollars Reuard

WILL be given for the apprehension and delivery 70
me, at The jail of i1enrico County, of JAMES w
ROACH and WILLIAM w. ANDREWS, who es.
caPeo rom the SAID jail ON The night of the 10th of
either or item. '3'@ ''''4'' J''
Poach is about 81 years of age, feet inches
hiGi red a:r and blae eyes; has O. his right arm
marked with India ink the initials of his name he
representation OF a tomb, with man in the autuds
OF weeping, over which is willow and under rh;ct
IS the date Of his birth, 1906; and on his left arm IT,
representation Of an altar antwo hearts united
winch TWO doves susPeading wreath OF lave and
above ihe elbow the American flag Had on I;no,,
Pa"aioons' cotton SHIRT bali worn fur hat and s,;n
ed coat and vest. 900 sup
andrews is about 2G years of age Iebt hair ,a,>,a
eyes, S"arthy comPiexioR, feet o inches bjrh has
over which Is the American Flag and F,so,o. ON -;
e s1In an altar over which altar and two hearts
r,'neu' "I'n Two doyes suspeudiDg wreath of love
iad on pale blue domestic coat and pantaloone Vii
a 'a' aoont haii worn From the best information
.'ase oeeo a0ie 10 obtain, am induced 10 believe they
are together at work on Tie Dismal Swamo Canal
a. r. THORNTON, d. M
October 9Th. 1927. 1' ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28
GLE q. IS. Z ~ c.

French Ntpy,-On The frs Of January next i, is es,
mated that France will have al, 80 ships the line So
iiIsates, and igi smaller vessels.
Glorious uncertainty Of he Iq.r--At late tia, in
Wales the jury after two hours hcbcraan no, finding
themselves likely TO asec actually decided hcr verdict
by tossing ui.!
Charlotte Tanplc.-Thc Boston Statesman saws that
Mrs howson. the author OF this book which has been
more widely circulated hu;ne and abroad among the
FEWER classes Than oe American work al ic,! has
let behind her combinations, entitled rCharlo.s Da.h
.e'' % The !h:ce Ophdus, when about To be pub-
!ished " F
Pefa$yiran'a. -The:e has brcn very strong Admins,
tiati"n meeting in Columbia county. a distinguished
fennsy 'sanaI vino p.op,5ai in Jacfsou conven-
t"no 1874, vice President nf ir United States came
Out decidedly III favor Of the reelection Mr. Adams
Dan. Press.
Domeat'c -aaii"ta"lnF6S--Ne copy the following para
graph from the Philadelphia Gazette. II will be very Fat,
ierins to all the friends of tie .Ameram System"
we Lave seen this morning at MIR. Ogia's factory la
South sixth street, that has been built for .et,e
inan IN Edinburgh The gentleman thinks highly Of the
Phiiade pha style Of building carriages thar he is quit,
willing 10 pay an import duty of thirty per cent on the
value of The article.
Party Spirit Nothing, (says De vele> while it lasts.
the whole range of mental poison cosrods like paY;v
spirit seems, ny demoniaca gic to ca anee
our very being; nameS the very liieblood ITSELF and Pc
nerates the wholesome system of patient who knows
not himself, while under its influence.
"a great man in office is like great whale in the Ocean
there will DC sIcor9jish and MreSter--a R and
= IN his wake, attack hin re the vsred
spirits of the deep wh" trouble the turning Up
from every bottom, that they may emerge from the mud
and inat upon the surface of the buwS foam OF their
own making"
From the Newburgh Gazette, Nov. III
ErposiOn.TIc inhabitants his village were aIar n.
CO about O'Clock Friday morning by a Tremendous
report Which proved to be in the of Mr. John Ciricgs
lue by some uuknon cou,nuncaied to ca *
Of powder, aud the adjoining one occu,d
by Nven Moscy, literally blown to pieces ;hs
buildings belonged tn H. ieupx Of N. York and we i,n
utfstdmd both stores au goods Insured.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28
Mississippi. Lands for Sale.

A PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles A.
ooTe pa'on Rouge, on the eN bank of the Miss.s.
sipp consisting OF
One thousand and Eighty .4,pents;
said plantation has front of IL Arpens on the river
is adjoining the principal landing of the settlement
tcn which Cotton is shipped On this there are
one hundred or more of cleared Land-oue
large Dwelling House, with six rooms-Cotton Gin
n'i Tan Yard. Negro Cabins Sc. (easily repaired y
i"e u''es to the above lands indisputable, and
war; atty deed will be given frequred.
ALso-One thousand 4rpenis,
sHua'cd on ihonpson's Creek the parish of Felci
ana enc and half miles from tho river Mississippi Sc
ven miles from the town of ST. Trancisvile Part Of
this tract consists flow bottoms, probably zoo acres
D" saic "ac. mere are about fifty clear ed some
since bu,grownup:-E the whole or one half
OF inns tract viii be sold at the option of the purchaser
For further particulars apply 10 this Office or to
ROBERT ROSS.
NewO Orleans. Od.. 0. ,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28
Tobacco Planters

a PETITION viii be presented to the next srsso, Al
the Virginia Legislature, praying that the iosneco, &c
al f'ohc warehouses; shall be required in nsoeetinr
Iooacco 70 break it NJ four different parts Of each hors
; oe 20 oe'sct VIC many impositions prsc tised in
pTz'ng' and that certain Warehouses where suc anI
are eonnved at aud where inspectors refusedto breat
ooaceo IN such places they arc desired to do bv NM,
cha sers may be supposed, P'''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28
FALL GOODS.

Z \ ALL NELSON has received by the Fly and Exit,
z n and other recent arrivals from N. York and Phila-
delphia, large proportion of his F4LL SUPPLY COM
ptsng general assortment of FANCY and STAPLE
DRY GOODS-among them are:
Supene blue, black olive claet drab and mixed cloths
Common and fine do do do do
Fine and superhne pelisse and merino cloths
Blue, black, dab fancy assorted
Common, fine and superGne cassneis
Cpafse cloths, nseys and med kerseys for servants
Stout backing and floor cloth baize
White, red and green fannes, assorted
o. y, TO- IL, IL and l3-4 heavy blankets
5, SO, 4, AZ and pont do do
Pointed floor cloths, Competing aud hearth rugs
Plain and figured bombazeits, assorted
Swansdown, toinet and Valencia ves,ing
itich moleskim velvet and silk do
Cotton and silk velvet bang up cords
british ant German oZnaburss, tcklenburgs and burfaps
Russia duck, sheeting and diaper
IRISH sbeesing, liuer lawns and diapers
3, 8, 9 and 1G-4 thread damask--napkius
Cashmere and merino shaws and long shawls assorted
Rch Canning shaws article
superior black Canton aud Ma rim crane
Black senshaws lcvantiue and Italian lustrinrs
satin leyantines, black hIaBGar rim satin
LACK and coloured Gro de Nap, figured and p!aru
Black mode, black and colourei satin a nd norsuc.
Black figured NULL book Swiss, comet & India nuyii,s
cotton Cambria and stripe and cross barred do
Swiss, jaconct and real India robes
Common and fine cdlicoes assorted
Extra rich London Chntz do
MADRAS puiiIcat and cotton bandanna hGkis.
German flag 81 company do do
Fancy gauze, barege and eros de Naples do
Worsfed barege, cashmere and merino do
Bobbiuet and thread aces and edcings
Lace pelernes cspes, collars caps s6ue
rich patterns, md entirely ne,o siyle
Ladies black, slate and white worsted hose
Mems do and bafdo
Black and white silk do and half do
tortoise side, neck curl tuck combs
Brazilian shell do do DO do do
Sewing siik, thread, moulds buttons
Combs, fancy soap, cotton balls and spo6ts
loss thread, pins, tapes, bobbins
Ribbons, cravat pads, stocks
.1i"Ves assorted, touts brushes needles
Umbrellas, looking glasses &c. &C.
gehYfai ana large assortment of domestic brown and
shf'DSs and sbeengs checks paids and stripes
oesucKhg &c. &c-wh variety Of other new and desi
rabe Goods, suitable season. ali Of hicb b A.
poscdio sell ominoderate terms 10 70 "s-
Snpt20
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TERMS OF Sale.
Sept. &c.

n. BIN consequence OF In!stake in the Franklin
Almanac, 10 which we had reference, when we insert
ed the above adv eriisement inform the public
that the sale of the Amherst plantation will commence
on Monday The Goth November, and DO continued ON
day to day until cosed and The sale of the property in
Lynchburg will take place Monday the Sc Decem-
oer JOHN .4EIJN Ep,rs of ~,
Nov. 3, 1927. ~ GAIT { Gnh. 1ec,d
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28

virtue Of deed Of trust executed tic 5l day of Nav
1876 by Wade Mostly tie elder, and Susanna, his
VIE, To- the subscriber and others which deed is of cro
IN the clerks Offices OF the county the counties of
eAico a~J Powhaau, shall sell IN 'front.' of the Eaae
Hotel IN The city OF Kchmond Monday the 10Th OF
December next al IL o'cioc the lou,vinr p.opcrty named
~ said deed, vz ucnju Of the interest uwUcd by Wade
Gj",by, IT, in certain parcel Of aud lying pear The Old
Hd'"et house. on Main street. IN the city Of Richmond
au for which ,uit pending IN supeGor court
a. law F1r Hruco couuy.-Aso, all tic interest the sa
- f@C MOsoy Tie e'ic has IN claim u tract Of land
" between aud COCO acres yj.g the Ohio river be-
tho noai.Is Of Hg Sandy aud Little Sandy rivers,
e" is county ot Cwemup aud State of Kentucky. The
.lnr "i This idnI j. FIST at, bottom land aud have no
.'n0t a g'ant bai4aj may be bought IN IT,.
TERMS u and 10 months credit, borJs with ap-
proved security, aa' deed Of the property To-
s,,ur" iie ptyu,nut. vii tpngr; only su,h c ~ T.
Nc-';i iu uc =, itus:rc.
OF Ioia, iG2-.-ls, WI, w MOsEY, Trustee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28

Al court held for Buckingham county the 9th d,y NJ
October, 1927: ~ W
Elisha Paxton, pr
against
John ;. Thomas, John S. Nowlin and !" Chancery.
Walter l.. Fontaiuc, Dng
i"e defendant John 5. Nowln rot having entered his
appearance ana gwen security according the act Of as
seoy ana the roles OF this court il appearing IN tho
satisfaction Of the court that he is an inbabitan .
Nommohweaith II is ordered, the said John S. Nov
" 90 appear here Oh the first day Of January cou, prx
H answer te plaintiffs bill; aud that copy Of this order
We io'n" III inserted in the public
=" me CITY OF Richmond for two months successvev and
-tu at e trout door Of the courthouse Of this county
- @Eorr' fcst-, =. TLDRDCE Jr. y. G. J
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28
Japaned Leather Hats

FOR CO4CHJhEN .1.VD FOOTNEN
HAVE received Case Of the above per the scloourr
Elenor, from Phiiadep hia-a handsome article
NOV Us JOHN THOMPSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28
XsGasTas>
Fran Tie New loik hmericanl
SPIRIT or JOY.

Spirit or joy, whc,e 6ost thou dweI:
On the Wild hill side, in the messy dcli
Blythe luii'ns sound of tho gushing t,'rtliu
Or the woodland scene of lie rug ed mountain:
Spiri, of JOY. dwe!les, ;iou where
The wnr-cry Of irccm,ms rrudng the air?
Where the eye the brave in It's pride is slancins-
Where the warriors plume in the battles dancing:
Dost thou dwell where the wine-cup IS sparkliur bri,h
w hen friends are gathered round;
Where each heart is beating high and light
10 musics joyous sound?
Where the preferred hand of friendship is mce,iru
warm aud kindred grasp;
Ana the forms that we love presence are greeting
WIN tho truth oi affections clas,.
On, Spirit Of JOY! thy sweetes, dwelling
Is woma " sroSy lip;
Whom there, while the tale or love is lei Hing.
Loves SWEETEST pledge sip
And when ,ha,lip is pale and colt
When its faded and s0uc,
Aud its early loves sad tale is told
On the sc"lp'nrd am alone
Then, Spin, Of Joy, ,hy reign i, past,
Thy t!ilngs oi rapture ne,',
hIi thy sweetest strains haze Ercn:hi heir las,
Der the form. The lonely dead. PEI
-Sno
From the Philadelphia MonrhIy Magazine
THE DYING BRIDE.
Not yet not-dearesi. yet G,crnr,!
o close not yet thy fading eye;
Foo still hope whispers tina, thou art
Notyct my love. oidaili 10 die.
do mol feel thy soft pulse beat
Thy yn"ng heart futter hili aud true?
With nine those looks J.. ala Sh N n-e,--
Thy checks ASSUME a healthier hue.
Although tina, check be ,l.in aud wan,
see reyi.ing us.e burn;
And Though its vented ci,n,m ms be cone,
hcthiunS snne ones luiugu.
Sweet! do,t thou thy pale arms round
My neck, and draw M to Thy beast
Thy lips n.ovc-al! they yc.d sound,
.iui can read thcil request.
Come, will warm thy waste, lip
Cod tive strangely cold cnres,.
] He breaihs sepu.cttal ihat meet
ilc form is sill ming that pres!
Once moc--thou young dead bride, once nsge--
!h"e hands rc!ax--thine hour is pasl.
Net ONCE again, e'c all be Ger
That Hiss, sweet phantom! the last.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28

THNo MIR JOHN EDwARDS.-As YOU are MOI a 80;
a dent ct the State Of Virginia. md have no Attoruev
'neieih KNOWN to me- adopt this mode to notify to vo,
W. on me list day OF December next, between the hon
o. clock A. NJ and sunset of that day. shall procssd
at my ohce IN the city Of Richmond, to take the depo
s.lon OF David JUDAH Esq. be read as evidence IN,
me ''ia OF suit depending in the SUPERIOR eontt
OF chanecry for the Richmond district in which -.
P'ainu'' ana YOURSELF Samuel B. Edwards and Dudlgy
Atkinson, defendants Oo1''1
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28

'uen.1erS Of the Mutual .issuronce Socicty
a fEIIIoN will be presented to the next Session of
the Legislature ofVirginia, praying them TO rp,;se
ana amend The laws relative the Mutual Assurance So
Cey against Fire on Buildings in State of Virginia as
n ooa % me President and Directors may fixed Oh
or the government Of the Society as was the case orpps
y n"e' inc Charter ofincoIporaoD, abolish the in
tons - e"'@~
Oct. 60 d.
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10 Tobacco and Cotton Planters.
, s. 7. GWATHMEY will sell on commission
a. Tobacco and Cotton. for those Planters wil
may think t' TO cons'gn their crops TO them
Richmond, oct ) 1927 90,
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AZ court held for Buckingham county, the 9th dov 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28

VIE "nrvalied aud extensive reputation already
n acquired 10y this Medicine demands from the
proprietor his grateful acknowledgment to discerning
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-28
.leD6ers Of tie Mutual .4ssurdnce SocicfN-

~. HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
@""n', NOtn NOV 1871 w6t
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Williamsburg, Sd Nov. 1927.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-04-25
MARRIED
April Z, 1897

In Templeton, Mr.. Ephraim Wilder to Miss
.Rebecca Hunt, both of Templeton
In Athol, Mr. Samuel Morse jr. to Miss Ruth
Drury, both of Athol
In Lunenburg, Mr.. Enos S. Courtney, of
Richmond, to Miss Anna b. Gushing.
At the Holy Trinity church, SALISBURY,
England, aJOhn Dewland to Ann Parry, both OF
that town. The bridegroom was so intoxicat-
ed that the clergyman refused TO marry the
happy couple. By particular desire Of the
bride however, Ito make sure work of it,) they
were locked in the church for three hours at
the expiration of which time the bridegroom
was cool enough to go on with the ceremony.
large concourse Of people attended outside
the church to hail the happy couple. Their
courlship has continued for nearly ten years
past.
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DIED.

In Royalston, on the 9th inst. Mr.. Stephen
Taft aged SO.
Iii REMAIN, March 70, MIR. Elisha Conkev.
In Western, on the 18th inst Miss Marv
Ramsdell, aged 90.
In Hubbardston, on the 9th inst. Clark Witt.
Esq. postmaster, aged SO.
In Northampton, Miss Lucy Mather, aged
In Springfield, Mrs. Tryphena Cotton; wild
ow of the late Mr.. Aaron Cotton, aged 78
In Wilbraham, Mr.. Isaac Morris, aged al.
In Enfield Comm April Is, Elan O. Potter,
ESQ. aged 81 A week before his death he re-
ceived a slight wound in the inner part of his
hand from sickle, which, at the time, gave
HIM no alarm, but which on the sixth day fol-
lowing occasioned severe spasms, and on the
seventh terminated in lock-iaw.
In Fairhaven, Mr. Nathan Davis, in the 10Th
year of his age.
In Springfield, Vt. Mr. Jonas TAYLOR, aged
70. He has left widow and IL children, 81
grand children 3 great grand children.
In Cambeckside, England, Miss Jane Gill,
aged IL years. Returning home one evening
after dark, she was seized and carried a short
distance by an idle young man, with frightful
looking mask on his face. What was sport to
him, however, proved to be death to her, as she
survived the shock but few days.
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AUCTION.

a TTACHED on mesne process, and by
IA consent of parties, will be sold at Public
Vendue, on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day of
9iay' Il; d. 1927, at one o'clock, in the after
noon, the valuable Tanners Stand, near the
Meeting House in Dudley, owned by James
Knox There are belonging to said Stand a
good Dwelling House and Barn, three acres of
valuable Land, good Curriers' Shop, Bark
House, and all other Buildings necessary for
the aiming Business. There are nineteen
Watts belonging to said premises, large Leech,
and Pool constantly supplied with running
water. Said Buildings are in good repair
Said Stand is well situated for custom work
and large supply of Hides can always be pur-
chased in the vicinity Of the establishment
Sale to take place on the premises. One years
credit will be given, with good security
n B.-For further particulars, inquire of the
subscriber, at Dudley, or of said Knox on the
premises.
DANIEL MANSFIELD, Dep. Sheriff.
Dudley, April II, 1927. il
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ALEXANDER DUSTIN,
.FttCraey for the Petitioners.
CoMmoNwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Worcester, s.. Court of Common Pleas at
Worcester, March Term, A. D. 1927.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That the
Petitioners notify all persons interested there
in, to appear at the next term of this Court, to
be holden at Worcester, within and for said
County of Worcester, on the third Monday of
June next, by publishing an attested copy of
said Petition, and this Order thereon, in the
. Massachusetts Spy, and Worcester County
fdeertiSer,' a newspaper printed in Worcester,
in said County, three weeks successfully, the
last publication to be thirty days, at least be-
fore the sitting of said Court, that they may
then and there shew cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
Attest, ABIIAFI RIGELOW, Clerk
A copy of the Petition and Order of Court
thereon.
Attest, ABIJAH BIGELOW, CLERK.
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Boarding SchoOIm Keene, NH.
for Young Ladies.

HNHE Term of "a weeks for the ensuing
u season, will commence on MONDAY,
April 80.
Miss FIsKE, the Principal, informs the public
that the usual exercises in the English studies
will be taught likewise; the Latin, Italian,
French, and Spanish Languages, in which
Miss MARY b. WARE is Teacher: Miss E. P
WITHISeToN, Teacher in Music. Pupils are
not to exceed 40 In number, at any one time.
The buildings belonging to the establishment
are so constructed as to accommodate the
School Boarding for "a pupils -four room in
an apartment of IL feet two in smaller one.
The above number can be accommodated with
convenience to the family,-with comfort and
Improvement to the Pupils. April Is.
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m.aMERICa.v LYCEUM.

The Board of Delegates ofthe american
Lyceum Of Science and the .Arts for the
County Of Worcester, will meet at Leicester,
on Wednesday the second day of May
next at ten o'clock A. M. An address
will be delivered on the occasion at the
centre Meeting house, at half past eleven,
by the Rev. John R. Getting. 1t is ex-
pected that the subject of common Schools,
and Geological and Agricultural survey
of the County, will come before the Board
and the several towns in the County are
respectfully invited to form Branch Asso-
Citations, and to be present on the occasion
by their Delegates.
By order Of the President.
IRA BARTON, Secretary.
April z, 1897.
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Sale of Real Estate.

"ILL be sold at Public Auction, at Aus
Wv tin Daviss Inn, in Lancaster, on FRI
DAY, the eighteenth day Of May ne1t, at ]
o'clock, P. M by leave of the Supreme Court,
first had and obtained at April term-the whole
of the Real Estate belonging to ELIJAH WILL
DER, late of Lancaster, deceased, consisting of
spacious and convenient Dwelling House,
adapted for one or two families, Wood House,
Barn, &c. situated on the east side of the road
in New Boston, $50 called) in said Lancaster
with about twelve acres of excellent Land con-
nected with the Buildings. Also, one half of
fifteen acres of Land, called the Pollard Lot.
Also, three acres Pine Plain near Jacob Stones
in said Lancaster. Also, one half of Pew No.
80 on the lower floor in the Meeting House.
For further information, apply to the sub
scriber in said Lancaster. Conditions of sale
made known at the time and place of sale.
EBENEZER BRAGG, admir-,
Lancaster, April 1S, 1897. l7*
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Information to Revolutionary and
InnnZid PPnsinllcrs

e INSTRUCTIONS have been received at the
IL Pension Office in this city, from The War
Department, which require new f'rms tor
powers of attorney and oatis of identification.
n order to receive the semi-annual stioaud
which will become due the 4th OF September
next
This alteration is required for the purpose Of
having uniformity in those documents from
the several pension offices in the United States.
Such blank powers of attorney, &c as are
required, may be had at the Pension Office, in
Boston, in season for the next semi-annual pay
ment in September.
.. S. Branch Bank, Boston,
.4DriL 10, 1897.