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Ia III, brain ltsitcs is as d-y
1' ths remainder 6i5citit d)ier a yoyngs.I
n ~, hath strange places, died ssah o6seraaffou.
Il nc Luitch he Sfafs an ,any~ys,y e.. 10y


TIE sgiieh he cents ia ,lanrisd Eyy5n
Intellectual arrangement Is said. by writer's nm
'ne Ihiosophy oil the Human Mind, 10 consl,t il,
the ha6H Of GssOcidfiHg IDEAS irreet,I.,ri,
"heh me Conduct Is shaped after no ir,oiel.
known or imagined, and proceeds on ordina,v mn
'iVes' to iound the most extraordinary actio,s:4
when the train of thought and speecb is d.suto,v
ana when the whole character wears that vsriegaed
aspect IN which extreme wisdom and extreme fol.
y are cuTiously and enthusiastically blended: III de
nnIiion would seem exactly TO apply l leave il
10 more absolute dos maisis than am. to decide
whelher the Laird of Eilsngowan, the Laird Ut
Roanoke, or Shakespeare's "motlev.' cou,Iss
IDEAS with an iregularity most characteristic OF
insanity -
Ihe sbrewd defence set up for Mr.. Randolph
nai . there's method in his madnsss'' (hom
ohakespesre) never had with me the weight " hirb
many give u; because, when reason is for me,
never could be convinced by wit,icsm; and
because, moreover, II the enua ing matter were
rue 1t ~ by no means certain that systematic
madness Is the least hurful. He, who from pre-
misses grossly absurd, draws conclusions that nov
naturally from those premises-snd this in relation
only TO one or two subjects is termed a susie.
Wntfc mailman; and II is obvious that by his
competency to mott Of the ordinary transactions
OF ie, and by the posing brilliancy often display
eu 10 some faculties OF mind in other respects
us"gsnized such man may gain a currency,
ana De The depository Of trusts, Tor which his gen.
erdf cast OF intellect and OF temper wholly unfit,
MN In such circumstances, vast community
may sustain vital derrImeni, by functonary bav-
ing +" method IN his Madness"
u The representative Of this respectable State, in
senate (un'il rs last Session. The most reverend
snd dIgni1ed IN The world, ought 10 be Distinguished
oy snaPpishness instead of couriesr, and by con
tempt Tor oil the decsncies, both OF Parliamentary
ueporinent and OF social intercourse; fkeeDuess of
'nVeeuve'- pbiosophisings, narratives, and allu-
SONS not percepnbly in the least geruane TO
'ne natter are proper substitutes for reason ard
argument; a. TO eonUince and to persuade really
~ yesa9s, cresN,-,
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DJSS0LnTJ0N

ENhESE are to make known, TO all concerned h,, The
- eoraDerhP Of Cole, Sheldon aud Stubs I, this dsv
dssoved by mutual consent The business Of the concern M
De closed y Roseow Cole and Jacob Sheldon and bv them
alone All persons indebted TO the couceru will therefore cali
on either RoseoT Cole jacob Sheldon for settlement
the debts goods aud effects ofhe firm are assigned and trfns
frted TO them Tor Their sole benefit. Those having claim
against the said concern will exhibit them 10 cole and sbs
don for adjustment. EOsCOW GOLF
JACOB SHELDON.
JAS X. Stubs.
The Mercantile business 10 future will be continued At the
their thanks 60 their friends aud The public Tor .
sneouasement The late firm cf g. s. S. received snd BY
.ne uhremned e1eont 10 give general sstfaco hope 70
merit continuance Jfthel custom, -
.Jsm2 5to.e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

A letter from st. Thomas of the 4th inst. is re-
celved IN this city, by way of Fredericksburg
winch states, that vessel from Cumana had brought
intelligence that BERMUDEz had attacked that
place. out was repnlsed, and he was obliged to
retire to Barcelona, with considerable less.
~. y. Mer. Adp
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NNcfiOn Of LAM aud gVee1,Iol1g7,

WILL he s0id TO the hie h,.t biie con ,. to.t
H. '"n,'y a' ny te.id.,te 80 Tot,anri Ccln,y fe H.
i've, 60 i, -, 1H , HIAA, The Plan;aGon on ,ssnh
lt,'~gn sounds P.fXTO.y RI mn fplO y i.' '.7
n5EHIc1 . FRdCF, Containing about t,9n ~ O..
n "1e' ,''''"e u"a,'' and Saw Jil ~. IT, The t.
sceded npoe sn ~ suv"ln and have crops " Whc..
AI.o 49,, ,'s ~, to acc, mmoasit purohs.er,.
~ ''n'l ~ tegfofs, ny stock VI hnr.es e,ufc .f .
~ ~ "NH ~ ns'i' sud h,p-e,9i asd k,ch.n f,r,,
tn, .'' % '' WI, be ..eonaodliiar sni asss
ale vii et I, .e' si'ah be- on MOI BE- ar, 90
u ia. s.t.tI
-' ftI-i nr. q ..tta.a.i sf.t
egsnf 81. ia;y q sa r.sf ~.
J,a '~--'--" .-i.-
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Mr.. CfLHOHv

HIS ease Is calculated TO arrest attention. Us
has pursued a manly and dignfied Course throw ,
himself upon the Grand Ingues, of the nstion.--
we cannot believe the story which is circt.stel
's"'"'' MN. Inc person alluded to, as the cor.
respondent OF Mix is said 10 be one s Clarke .
former psymaster in the army, whom MIR (,sl-
noun discharged when lie was Secretary at wa,
l ne w Washington Telegraph observes t,la, I" ClarL,
haN published letter, in the truth OF which nei-
ihrr he . ar his friends venture to EXPRESS a he
NJ; while -Nf.c denies, under his own hand ,b.t
ne ever wrote such letter at ALL We know
nov wmere the truth may be in this respect; whe-
ther Clark has forged the letter (as CHARGED bv
MINI or Nix has falsely denied his own act !,
wholly imma!eia. Coming Fl ON such men.
ana iH such shape, The accgsa ton mus, fall win
,hose who have made it," Another uuestjon-
has any other person been concerned in getting up
this story against MIR. Calhoun?
=, Les'slat;tre Of Kenfuchy-The Senate on The
thirteenth ult. passed az an act to remove The mn
constitutional distractions which have besr
thrown In The way Of the Court Of Arpeals,a
YIN o'her words g repeating The re-orsanizinr
law IL subsequently passed the II. of Repre.
sentaiives, 3D. 10 80. Whether the Goyerno-
Signs 1t or not, is said TO be OF no consequence: a
constitutional majority, (viz: a majority of the
'neh'oe's oi Dom honses,) Is prepared to pass it,
ton III f" 'e-ei-c-
~ Ne are hu hored To say that the paintings and hr,
Il trs'n ewiIl moi he for sae on IN. i -
IAN neM ,' WI" 'eE 10 the large cite,
ana 'hsh Sold after due notice
MatHiEp! on ,hr 18th u ny the Rev Franci Bovn,
NJ 1se Professor IN thy UuiyersHy .of Virginia H.
Jud ge Srden of Arkanss. " VI '"e iaie
DiEpl""t Wineh,ser, Va the 18th uit Dr. co,,,,,
BaliUin aged II years..on the Inn MI, IS S S
Esq Agd 20 year,"o" the 18Th ull Miss FIasces r. Tter
ST%n% aansier 0f liop Henry ST. George TaeAe ali Of
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ROBERT d SCOTr

NJ Lib from The next February Of Hanover Count,
Cou practice IN the Superior and inferior Courts Of ths
county Hts attendance will be regular At ali the courts he'd
10 , u, county aud 10 the City Of Richmond
Oee. ~. GET
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DRAW iHu,
On Wednesday. 7h FEBRU.aRY, 1927.
C,rglsta state EotterD
Filth cls.s-for the benefit Of the -
DISMAL WAMP

34,220 Ticket, al 81, 15G6a0 dolI,,,
" Orders enclosing the cash, or prize ticket, eli L
po"Py and punetualy attended II on PEI ,onaI appes
YATES & MsIMTYRE. 5fouoos,.
Under the Eagle Hotel. Richmond.
Whole tickets dolls -iialf2 80 Quarter g.
be drawing will take place in the yard Of the EsIe Hotel
Siu III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

The AunuGL General Meeting
nc mgIgsi Assurance Society against Fire on Buildings
o. the slate 81 Virginia, will be held az the Society," OF
nee IN hiehn'ond, on Mondqy, 29h Janpary 1871
Il o JAMES RAWLINGS, p. Asent N. A. soefety.
IN
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.NOTTHR

TRHE Director. of the Brooke Turnpike O., b,v. H.,
ed dividend OF per cent for the last month, yb,
ne Psd 10 me STOCK hoier application at the Comma
'' I o 'ii' '''eP" war; J.H- EUSrACE, Sec'ry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

Il - fe,sns mutttsh 10 ihc css Of Thomas IT, FtalIe,
r. arc quesitd 10 make nn dia ps,rrtn a. H.,
w. w ','a'n'' E'q aud all reron having claims sss n
h 800 .,fa "Preseni them 10 him tor pa, nirn, a. he
Jsn.2 IN y H. Dfaa,ey. 1er.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

II We are auhorised To say, that the ns;r,inr, all -.
oil IhosJ. gtrson, will not he Tered for al %
January next if WILDE some ON. of die iT 49,
and then sold, after due notice. ~ '''s 9H'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

M. Lloyd in 1914
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-02

ton III Eek ''f"s 'e-eisc-
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sugars, LEATHER, &c.
~ = hsd' 81 CTo'H aud Siusooya 10 s..s,,s
70 'icsse. Green cor.,
80 casks Goshen Cheese f,r s--. t
- -. ,l--"H OTIS. DUNLOP A. r..
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REMOVAL.
-cs y "
George Perrin

HAS removed to the new
IL Brick Store on Front.street, recently
occupied by Messrs BURT & MERRIcK, where
he offers for sale general assortment of Goods,
at low prices for Cash, Credit, or most kinds
OF Country Produce.
JUST RECEIVED,
Black, Blue, and Mix'd BROADCLOTHS
Kerseymeres Satinetts; Blue Pelsse Cloth
Brown Clmblets; Plaids; Prints Linens
Lawn; Jsconet and Book Muslins; Plain
aud Dott'd Null. do; Gloves; Hosiery FIage
and Bandanna Hdkfs, Ribbons; English
and American Ginshams; Brown Shirtings
Iickngs; Candle-Wicking Bleach'd Cot
ton, some as low as Sd. per yard.
W. |. GOODS AND GROCERIES.
st. CrOix and N. E. Rum; Cognac and Span
Ish Brandy; Holland and American Gin; s.
Madeira, Lisbon, Malaga, and Port Wines ;
Cherry Rum; Old Whiskey Molasses; Cor
dials; Lemon Syrup; Loaf, Lump, and
Brown Sugars; Rice Coffee Pimento; Pep
per; Nutmegs; Cloves; Cassia; Chocolate !;
Starch; Cask and Box Raiains Figs; Cur
rants; Flour; Mackerel; Cod Fish; Lamp
Oil; Nuts Spanish and American Cigars.
Together with a general assortment of
CROCKERY, GLASS, and CHINA WARES;
Stone Jugs ; Brown Earthen; Iron Hollow
Ware; Hurts Cast .teel Axes Shot: ID Sd Sd
lOd I'D god Cut Nails, Sd Sd IOd I'D god
8radsi Wrought Nails, &c. e..
Worcester, January 8, 1927. /
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Notice.

WE the Subscribers, having
been appointed Commissioners by the
Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge of the Pro-
bate of Wills, &c. within the County Of
Worcester, 10 receive and examine all the
claims of the several Creditors of the Estate
of CLAPP SPOONER, late of Petersham, in
the county of Worcester, deceased, represent.
ed insolvent. hereby give notice, that Six
Months, from the sixteenth day of January
last, are allowed 10 said Creditors to bring in
and prove their claims and that we will meet
for that purpose, at the Office of Jared Weed.
in said Petersham; or the first Saturday in
April and July next, from one TO six Of the
clock, in the afternoon.
JARED WEED,
MlCAJAH REED.
Petersham, February 8, 1927. Z
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WOrcester.ss. Probate Office, Feb 6, 1897.
TO The WtdOw and Heirs Of JOHN E. NEW
TON, lGte Of Templeton, in said County,
deceased, and 10 all others concerned an the
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited TO appear (ifyou
Il see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
in March next, at ten of the clock, before noon,
to show cause why License should not be granted
to sell and convey so much of said deceased's Real
Estate, as will raise the sum of SAG dollars, for
the payment of debts and charges; and you will
be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
By order Of the Hon. JUDGE.
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Dfrn.

In Leicester, on the Cd inst. Lydia Thorn.
ton, daughter of the late Elisha Thornton -,
smithfeld, R. |. aged 81. y
ln Barre, on the 18th ult. William Franklin.
son of Mr.. Daniel Ellis, aged year.
In Templeton, on the 9th ult Mr.. Nathan
iel Trask, aged 30 Printers in .New- Hauap.
share are requested 10 insert the a6ove.
In Royalston, Dec. 9th Mr.. David Forbush.
aged Y.
In West-Boylston, on the 81 inst. Mary Ann
Sally, daughter Of Mr.. sylvanus Dana, aged S
years.
In Peter'ham, Dec. 7, 1926, Capt. Clapp
Spoouer, aged &c.
In Mendon, on Thursday evening last, Mrs.
Sophia S. Rockingham.
In Shrewsbury, on the the 9th inst. after a
long and lingering sickness, Mrs. Maria Nav
nard. wife of Mr.. Benjamin Maynard Jun,
aged 40 years and 10 months. Printers in
,Ne,O- York and NeW-Han,pshire are requested
TO insert this death.
In Shrewsbury, Nov. g. 1926, Mrs. Anna
Noyes, wife of Mr.. Samuel Noys, aged 60
Nov. 25, 1926. Mr.. Samuel Moves, aged "a.
They lived together IS years in marriage
state.
10 Leicester, on the eth ult. Mrs Zipporab
Holden, wife OF Capt. John Holden, aged 81.
ia liubbardston, on the 7th inst Mrs, lydia
Allen, consort of Dea. Ephraim Allen, aged
SO.
In Oakham. on the 9th ult. Joseph Forbes,
Esq. in the 69th year OF his age.
In suukhaze, Me. Miss Mary Lowe, aged
Ia. She was standing with her back TO the
fire, when her clothing, which was entirely OF
cotton, took fire and she was entirely envelop-
ed in flames she ran out of the house and fell
into the snow, and her younger brother threw
water upon her hut the fire consumed all her
clothing except that part upon which she fell.
leaving her in. the most distressing situation.
The unfortunate girl survived the accident
only about three days.
In Lowell, on the 9th inst. Dea. josiah
Bridge, late Of Lancaster, and native Of
East-Sudhury, aged 45.
In Dummerston, 18th Nov. Mr. Jonathan
Tenney, IN the 68th year of his age.
In Boston, Walter Claiming, Esq. of that
city, aged SO, formerly OF the firm of Gibbs
Il Claiming, at Newport r. |.
AT La Grange, (France,) Count Lasteyrie,
son in law of Gen Lafayette.
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For the Massachusetts Spy,l
AMERICAN LYCEUyM.

At a meeting of Delegates from the
several Lyceums, established in the
towns Of Leicester. Brookfeld, Oxford.
Millbury, Shrewsbury, Holden, Rutland,
and Soutbbridge--held at Leicester,
Jan. &c, 1897
Present from Leicester Ma
thaniel P. Denny, Rev. John Nelson,
and DR.. Edward Flint.
Brookfeld-Mr. Arad Gilbert, and
DR.. Lawson Mirick.
Orford-Rev. Ebenezer Newhall, Ira
Barton, and Mr.. - Brown.
MiUbry-Mr. Moses l.. Morse, DR..
William NJ. Benedict, Col. Amos Hill,
Mr.. Asa ADdrewa, and Dea, John
Morse.
Shreusbury-Andrew II. Ward, ESQ.
Hotden-Rev. Horatio Bardwell, Col.
Samuel Daman, and Dr. Davis.
RutIand-Mr. George S. Flint, Col.
James Estabrook, and DR.. George Es-
tabrook; present also, Rev. Mr.. Clarke.
Southbridge-Dr. Samuel Hartwen.
and Mr.. - Freeman.
On motion of Mr.. Moses L. Morse.
Hon. Nathaniel P. Denny was called to
the Char, and Ira Barton appointed
Clerk.
After the Delegates had reported the
state of their respective Lyceums, it
was unanimously
ResolUed, on motion of Rev. Mr.. Mel
SOD, {" That this meeting deems it ex-
pedient to organize permanent Board,
to be composed of Delegates from the
different Lyceums in the County Of
Worcester.--W hereupon, Mr.. Josiah
H0tbrook, Ira Barton, and .4ndrerv Fl.
Ward, Esq. were chosen Committee
to draft Constitution for that purpose,
and TO report the same to this meeting
forthwith.
The Delegates then proceeded to
the Meeting house, where prayers were
offered by Rev. Mr.. Bardweu, and
highly interesting Address delivered
TO large and respectable audience, by
Rev. Mr.. Nelson.
The Delegates and other friends of
science then repaiCed 10 the Town Hall,
where, upon motion of Andrew n.
Ward, Esq. the thanks Of the Delegates
we're rendered, by Committee, 10 Rev.
Mr.. Nelson, for his Address, and copy
OF it requested for the press. II ~ a
subject of congratuIation 10 the public.
hat the request will be complied with.
The Committee chosen 10 draft q
Constitution, then reported the follow.
mg articles, which, after amendment.
were adopted by the Delegates, and are
IN these words -
|. The said Delegates associate IN
der the name of the " Board of Dele.
gates Of the .4mericon Lyccum of Science
and the Arts, for the County Of Worces-
ter"
2. The Board shall consist of three
Delegates from each Lyceum that NAV
be established 10 this County.
3. The object of the Board shall be
to adopt regulations for the general and
mutual benefit Of the several Lyceums
and to consult upon measures for carry.
ng into effect any plan for the genera
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Tavern Stand for sale.
WILL be sold at PUBLIC


AUCTION, on Wednesday, the 2lst
of March next, at one o'clock, in the after
noon, if not previously disposed of at Private
Sale, the FARM situated in the north part of
Spencer, on the county road leading from
Worcester to Hardwick, and long known as
the Cunningham Tarern Stand, containing
100 acres OF excellent Land, well proportioned
and well watered. On the premises are a
convenient Dwelling-house, two Barns. and
other Out-buldings, all new. Persons wishing
to engage in the business of keeping Public
House, it is confidently believed, will rarely
find better situation in the country.
Also, on the same day, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, will be sold, Stock, Hay, and Grain,
Farming Tools, and great variety Of other
articles.
For further particulars, and terms of pay
ment, which will be liberal, inquire on the
premises, of JONATHAN CUNNINGHAM,
Spencer, Feb. IA, 1926.
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d'nusion Of knowledge, or the improve
nien' oil Intellectual and practical Edu-
cation.
T. The officers Of the Board shall
De President, Vice. President, Secreta-
ry, and such other officers as the Board
%ay deem necessary, TO be chosen by
ballot, on the frat Wednesday of Octo-
Der, annually.
o. The meeting of the Board shall
De holden at such place in the County
as they may appoint. on the first
wednesday in May and October, at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ.
.. The Board may adopt Bye-Laws,
and may amend the same. or this Con-
slilntlon, by vote Of two thirds of the
Delegates present at any meeting
provided, that all motions for that pur-
pose Shall be made in writing, and, be-
lore they are acted upon, shall lie over
one meeting for Consideration.
After the adoption of the foregoing
articles, the Board was organized by
electIng the following persons as off,
GERS, pro TEN. till an election may be
had under the Constitution, on the frs,
Wednesday of October next.
Hon. NATHL. P. DENNY, President
Rev. II. BARDWELL, Vice President.
IRA BARTON, Secretary and Treasurer.
A. H. WARD, Esq. Cor Secretary.
MOSES L. MORSE, ]
Col. J. ESTABRoOK. Directors.
DR.. S. HARTwELL,
Chose the officers of the Board a
Committee 10 draft a Code Of Bye.
Laws: to devise operations to effect the
objects of the Board; and to appoint
some person to deliver an Address at
their next meeting, on the first Wedues-
day in MAY, at leicester.
Voted. THAI the thanks of this Board
be rendered TO Mr.. JOSIAH HoLBRooK
Tor his assistance AT the organization of
1t, and for his able and successful efforts
in establishing the several Lyceums
which we represent; and that we
cheerfuIly recommend him TO the patron.
age of The friends of Science and the
Arts universally.
Poted, That the Secretary request
the proprietors of the several Worces
ter newspapers TO publish the proceed
ngs of this meeting.
NATHL. P. DENNY, President.
Ira BARTON, Secretary.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Jan. 10, 1897
To The WidOe, Creditors and Heirs of REU
BEN NEWTON, Cd, late of scarborough, IN
SAID County, deceased, and 10 all others
concerned an the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
NOU are hereby cited to ap-
d pear Gf you see Gt) at the Court of Pro.
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said County
on the FIRST Tuesday in March next, at II Of the
clock before noon, to show cause why the Accounts
of the Administration of sad Estate should not be
allowed, and the balance OF Estate decreed TO the
Creditors of ssd Estate, whose claims have beef
allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL PAINE, j. Prob.
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CHARLES BOARDMAN
MAJ GUILD inform his Eriands.

w and the Public, that he has taken the
MARIO STORE, opposite the Town-House. re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. GEORGE PERRIS-
where he offers for sale. general assortment
Of CROCKERY WARE-and Of w. I.
GOODS & GROCERIES, viz
Teas; Coffee; Loaf, St. Croix, White &
Brown HAVANA Sugars; Molasses; St. Croix
& N. J.. Rum; Cognac & American Brandy !.
Holland & American Gin; Old Wines,
MADEIRA, Lisbon, & Malaga; Cordials; Cask
& Box Raisins; Figs; AIlspice; Cinnamon
Nutmegs; Gloves; Starch; Pepper; Saltpe.
tire; sal-Aeratus Ginger, &c. &c.
Worcester, Feb. 10, 1927. Y
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The lost found. The Dover Gazette
states, that letter has been received
IRON NEEDHAM, the person whose unac-
coun'able disappearance from that place
was noticed 10 this paper, on the 3lst
u'. and that he is expected shortly to
return.
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NOTICE.
THE Meetino of the Worcs

ME Meeting Of the Worces-
II ter Mechanic .4ssOeiation stands adj
Journed to Friday evening, the 10th inst. to
meet at Hnynss' at half past precisely.
4 ppnctual attendance is requested as q,
dividend OF the unappropriated Funds Of the
Association will then be declared and paid to.
the members.
Feb. Ia, 1927.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Feb 6 1897
TO The Heirs Of MARY GooDENow, late
Boylston, an SAID County, deceased, and 10
all others concerned ia The Estate Of SAID
deceased. GRErYIss
WoU are hereby citedt appear (,i you
u see ht) at the Court Ct Probate to be holden
- W orcester, in sad County. on the frs, Tues
uay IN March next, AZ one OF the clock. after
noon, to show cause Why the Accounts Of the
not be allowed; snO you viii he heard thereon,
NAlAL. PAINE. =. kretr
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LITERARY GAZETTE.
TVHlS day published THE
a. UNITED STATES REVIEW AND.
LITERARY GAZETTE, No. S.

CUN TENTS.
kEvIEw.-Adventures of a French Serieant -
alexander on the Canon of the Old and New
Lestame nts.Jicoteneal-Carter's essays on pop
ular education. Observation-Disclosures
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, jan 80, 1897.
Tothe Wido,c, Creditors and Hears OfPARLEv
HAMMoN, iate Of Lancaster, an sad Cou,Iv.
deceased, and 10 all others concerned IN he,
Estate Of said deceased, GREErINc.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear (if
you set al at the Court of Probate to be
noioen at Worcester IN said County, on the first
tuesday IN March next at ten OF the clock,
before noon. TO show cause VII, the Instrument,
witch purportS to be the last VIII and Testa.
ment OF SAID deceased, should not be approved
and yon will be heard thereon
NArHL PAINE, j. Prob.