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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03
HITCHCOCK'S
Newly Invented Snuff,

TOR the absolute reiiet and cure OF
- Catarrh, Dizziness of the Head, Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness, In.
>hnts troubled with Snuffies. 1t is an immediate
relief 1t is also found highly beneficial in partial
shocks of Palsy, especially in elderIy5peope, the
1t having often been protraeted for years. AT.
Ter an experience Of more than fourteen years.
practice, / can safely say that Ihave met moth.
ing as a substitute for Il In the shove diseases
Having proved the ineficacy of-a variety Of Ca.
earrhaI Snuff in my own family, was induced to
make trial for something more certain and eff
cacious 10 its effects, and wssiettto the discovery
Ofthe newly invented Snuff, which succeeded to
admiration in my own family, and with numerous
Others Who applied to me for relief cannot
therefore forbear offering the Public participas
don 10 ahe benefits derived from the use of Thu
Snuff; and although numberiess certificates gifts
uandoubted good effects might be obtained, l pre-.
Ser resting L on its own merits. and the unbass.
eed trial ofa candid Public, who may wish for re.
fiefin the above diseases.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING.
Begin with small pinch on going to bed and
anotherin the morning--increasing to three OF
Jour per day.
Por Sale by j. ROBINSON, Worcester.
Price. IS cents per bottle. S2,a5 per doz.
worce err, Dec. 7, 1895.
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To the Honorable the Justices of the Cour,
Of Common Pleas, for the Common
wealth Of Massachusetts, no1r holden ut
Worce''er, 1eithin and for the COUNTY of
Worcester.
RESPECTFULLY sHEws,
THE Subscriber, Administra.
- tor of the Estate of GRACE WILSON.
late OF Spencer, in said County, deceased,
that the Personal Estate of said deceased was
appraised at the sum OF thirty EIGHT dollars ana
eleven cents, that the demands against said
Estate, together with the expenses of settling
the same, amount to eighty -four dollars and
forty-iour cents, leaving a balance against
SAID Estate Of forty-six dollars and thirty
three cents. That said deceased's Real Es-
tate consists Of abou: fifteen acres of Pasture.
Land, which was appraised at the SUN of one
hundred and sixty-fve dollars, and that q
partial sale of said Land would much depre-
clate the value Of the whole therefore, your
Petitioner respectfully prays, your Honors
would grant license for the sale, at Public
auction, OF the whole of said Land, and that
the residue of the proceeds of the same, after
paying the just debts and charges, may be APP
proprated as the law in such cases provides,
and as in duty bound will ever pray.
December IL, 1926. JAMES DRAPER.
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ASA WALKER,
MERCHANT TAILOR
NJ ECPECTFIJTJ.V informs

-MERCHANT TAILOR
Nd ESPECTFULLY informs
IL q the Inhabitants of Worcester and its
vicinity, that he continues to carry on the
Tailoring Bushes in all its branches, at his
Shop on Front.Street, nearly opposite the
Town-House, where be solicits ehaEe of the
public patronage. As his work is done by the
best OF Journeymen, and in the newest and
most fashionable style, he trusts he shall give
satisfaction to those who employ him.
05- P,metAality will be particularly regarded.
A. W. keeps constantly on hand a
good assortment of fashionable Trimmings.
Also, on hand, variety of ready-made Cloth
ing, which will be sold as low as ran be pur-
chased elsewhere.
~ Particular attention will be paid
to Cutting, and all Garments warranted to fit
if properly made.
Forester, Dec. 10, 1926.
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Wool Carding & Cloth Dressing
"HE Subscriber informs his

THE Subscriber Informs his
- former Customers and the Public gen.
orally, that he has removed to the new build
ing erected on the Privilege formerly owned
by Samuel F9agg, Esqr. a Jew rods south of
Worcester Village, where those vino favor
him with thsr custom, may depend on having
their work well and punctually done.
Prices for dressng-for handsome wear,
20 cts. per yd.-Commou do. l6 cts. Partic-
nlar attention paid to cleansing and colouring
old garments. Mott kinds OF produce receiv.
ed in payment. WILLIAM B. FOX.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1926. If.
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Shrewsbury, Mas. Dec. rs, 1926.

Barnard is one of the most -fourishing az
towns in the County, has about
1000 Inhabitants, Is miles from Woodstock
and about the same distance from Windsor
52--6w
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PLANK zvamed,
10y the BLACKSTONE CANAL
- COMPANY, to be delivered on the Canal

I'D COMPANY, to be delivered on the Cana
10 the town of Worcester:-
1000 feet 81 gin thick. 10 feet long. \ of Pine
I.I5O " in. 70 - IHemIoSk
$50 in. Is ) Or Chest
2O,UOO 9I-2in. IS of Oak
Pine, Hemock, or Chesnut.
In the town of .1fiHbury:-
9,4Oo feet al-2 in. thick, 10 feet long, Of Pine
$50 " in. i2 d" " Hema'ck
4o,6OO" 2l-2 in rs g" of Ok,
Pine, Hemlock, or Chestnut.
In the towns of Sutton and GroftOn:-
I,4OOfeet, 2l-2 in. thick, 10 feet long, OF Pine
$40 $40 g i'm in. IS %s chess.
$4,000 2I.2ia ds &C." of Oat,
Pine, HemIock, or Chestnut.
In the town of .Nsrthbridge-
1900 feet 9l-2in. thick, 10 feetlong,2 of Pine,
ll5O IN 10 SHemiock
900 a." in IS Chess
1860 q" %l-1 in. Is of Oak,
Pine. bemlock, or Chestnut.
In the town of Ur6ndge:-
800 feet at-2 in thick, 10 thong, 81 aa rne:
or Chess
1860 2l2 in. Is of Oak,
Pine, Hemlock, or Chestnut.
In the town of .nendon:-
300 feet2l gin. thick, % feet long, ~ mo rlne,
$50 in. " rs 9" Ien,'och
5000" 2I.2 in. IS of Oak
Pine, Heml6ck. or Chestnut
All of it to be STRAIT edged, and delivered at the
works early the next Spring. @
Further information will be given py aDplica
ton to JOAN w. LINCOLN, Of Worcester. o,
SYLvANUs HoLBRouK, If Northbridge, who wish
to make immediate contracts for the above, il
such lots as is desired BY those who are disposed
to furnish it.-l"formstion may be also obtained
by inquiry of s. FGrnsworth, ESQ at The Store
of the Cootell Manufacturing Company, IN Min
bury-of WihGm .Ne1vhaH, Sutton-of .Hosei
Chaplin, at the Store OF John Capron & Sons, il
Uxbrdge-and of Collins CaprOn in Mendon.
Worcester, Dec. %, 1896. So
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MACHINE BUILDING.
THE Subscriber hereby in

THE Subscriber hereby in
n forms the Public, that he continues the
business of Machine Building, at the Shop
heretofore occupied by Hydes, Hopey& Waters,
near the old Furnace in Stafford, Conn. where
he will be happy to receive and execute or
ders for Cotton and Wool Cardiug Machines,
Power Looms for Cotton and Wool, Turning
Engines, &c. From his experience in the bu-
siness he hopes to give satisfaction to his EN-
ployers. 1t will be his constant aim to be
punctual to his engagements, for which his 10.
cation so near the Furnace affords facilities not
usually enjoyed. HERVEY WATERS.
Stafford, Conn. Dec. 6, 1898. If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03
improvement
in Mechanism and Manufactures.

II as Of the almost Importance to al! 7UhO
are nOc concerned, or about TO be interested
an JMdrs@f featuring, 10 look tceH 10 the
ldbOT-sarang Improvements ,ohich
are made, and are 'naking, in
this scientific and en-
Hghiened Land.
" small saving for series of years will
amount to handsome iEterest.''
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate
Will be sold at Auction, on Wednesday,
the 10th day of January next, at one
O'clock, P. M. at the residence
of the late JONAH HOWE, Esq.
in Ghraxp
"a THE HO MESTEAD
IISsHM HI.A(1E Of aid Hnnur aifr,ai.

- TINE HOMESTEAD
:@ l. PLACE of said HOWE, situat-
ed In the middle Of the town Of Shire wsbury,
consisting of a neat two story Dwelling House,
about one acre of Land, with small Dwell
ling House. Barn, and Blacksm;th's Shop
thereon. Also, situate in the middle Of the
town of said Shrewsbury, two-story'Dwel-
ling House, Barn, and about three-fourths Of
an acre of Land. Also, situate near the mid-
die of said town, about four acres Pasture,
and four acres TillAge Land. Also, situate in
the north-westerly part of said town, about
twenty acres Woodland, and about thirty
three acres OF Wood and Meadow-land. Al
so, a Pew on the lower floor of the COngrega-
tional Meeting House in Shrewsbury. Con-
ditons liberal, and made known at the time
of Sale. For further particulars, inquire Of
the Subscriber, living near the premises.
NYMPHAS PRATT, Ear.
Shrewsbury, Dec. 20, 1925.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-15
A Valuable Plantation for Sale.

T OFFER for sale my Plantation Beavertlam Creek
IN the county of Goochland, within miles of the Court
house, miles from the James River Canal, and o miles
from Richmond; containing nbnu. 500 acresabont fifth
part of which rs low grounds, of superior quality, well
reclaimed cultivated in corn, wheat and tobacco, and
the high land not inferior to in the neiahbourhood
about fifth part of the is uncleared, aiiorng
sufficient supply of timber for I'll plantation purposes, and
IS fine tobacco landand the whole plantation ierarka-
bly, well wscred, having several little constant running
The improvements all new, and of superior osder the
dwelling is large story house, elegantly finished, with
fre-places kitchen, laundry, sHokehouse, nc.
miodious barn and threshing machine large tobacco
houses, house, stable overseers house, &c. there
good we'll in the yard f2rdng abundant supply of
excellent troug hout the year, and several never
failing springs the The situation is kably
healthy and may be justly estimated desirable any
this section of country. The may be made
Sually accommodating. onctd of the purchase would
be received i'll land negroes othor property and for the
balance, arrangement be made co suit the
nence of the purchaser. For further particulars apply
Sam. Dunn of Richmond VIM. d. Taylor at Goochlahd
Court-bousc, 90 the subscriber on tie premises.
GEO. YASfION.
TtTro, o.
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New and Seasonable Goods.
May IS

"a ALL Il MOORE have just received by the Schr
Il d Ely from New York, the follow ing desirable Goods
beautiful assortment of iacs goods, consisting caye
caps, cloaks, pelernes, half hdis.
Thread lace edgngs and insertings,
Ginghams, Gillian Stripes, striped and plain Batsre
Silk and worsed bereges, &c. &c.
superior ealicoes cambric jaconet md null nulslins
Plain and figured Swiss aud book muslins
English and French Silk Hosiery, good assortment
Mems and womens cotton and thread hosiery, do
Black Italian Iuestrings, Gro de Naples and
French FrorenceS, very superior,
English and French Black Bombazines Of xerv s,neor
quality and colour,
Black satins, satin levaDnes and
Black silk Gambler, heavy and good,
Black nankin and Canton Grapes, Superior
Black and white figured silks and Baregrs
Thread brow ncInibric and haSkin gloves
Long white hid and ho,seskIn gloves, sIpcfar
Very superior yellow and white ma nkeeus
Morocco riticules OF new and handsome patterns
y large and beautiful assortment of
y. s and IA Irish Linens, 81 and Cd Sieetinps
Cd and 10 table diapers, also diaper, anI fckh
back toweliings, fancy silk and bcrege h,iSfs
Shell! tack, side and curl combs dressing combs.
In addition the above, they have always keen ON
an geneeNal assortment OF Dry Goods, reccy
ing fresh supplies ny every pac&e, from New York.
.1une 90.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-15
NEW GOODS.
.Iunp 90

Ely & Z. JAMES & co. Market Bridge, have received
~ (cefy by the last arrivals from New York, Boston
and Phiadelpha) the following DRY GOODS:
casp super blue and black cloths cheap
i do rs and I'D grass bleached Irish linens
do ia Glctlffed German shifting linen superior
article
do Ga Irish sheeting
do 81 long lawns
do Sd birds eye and 3.4 Irish diaper
10 7-8 superior aerrimack prints
do 8 i rich plaid prints
do 3 and 6-4 garment dimity
DO Geghorn Bolivar hats, cifup
DO best silk umbrellas and double florence parasoIs
ia "ClaIks" spool sewing cotton, at numbers
do containing good assortment of she'll tuck, long
bent neck and deep teeth side combs--( among
the tuck, some of uery large sise)
Heavy black Italian Utestrng
DO Gros DC Maps, of almost every color, plain and
watered
Black Italian grapes, broad ScIEdgp
Green, white, blue, straw aud pink fotences
Superior black French Gorences
d, 5 and Cd black modes
Black, white, pink, brown aud stray satins
4, S and Cd plain bobbinet t
Rich bobbiuet wells '"'P
Mrs. Cartelo's corsetts, Nos. ., 1 and ,
. bales Sd brown srirtines
, do 4, s and Ga brown shertihg
no "a plaid domestic
2 do 3 and I'D superior indigo plaid domestic
= DO rs Dorchester ticking
ao I'D Walpole ao fine quality
do and Cd indigo apron checks
do 5 and Cd do furniture checks
5 do British oznaburrs
Which aAded to the stock previously OH hauT roror.
their assortment unusually good. am, -
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Patent Spring Saddle

NTUCGl has been said in recommendation Oft. C..
lYd Prettyman's PATENT SPtJNG SADDI T.. I
Think the best invention have ever SEEN for ease
70 the rider aud durability. have made but So all
o which have given entire satisfaction If the patent
sguaes purchased Of me, do not prove Is be yet
te purchases shall be at liberty to rctura the same
In we u,Se u.ai 0ui will return the money.
Saddles patent spring OF without. An elepap, assor.
meDt of plated and polished steel curb and snaG. h
English bride leather and Dartugalos; plated and M
sned steel srruP irons, spring do; carriage pig aud
Jersey wagon harness: whips and spurs-yhirb ySin
sell low for cash or approved paper.
DAVID JACKSON,
May 22-Bts Main Srtree.
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II We aHn
Il other late arrivals, fresh assortment of the
fashionable and desirable GOODS, tie latest importa-
on which ne is enabled to offer .esy low prices
cash.
Plaid and striped Gillian dresses
Do DO batiste and grass canlbrTcs, OF and
beautiful patterns
Plain and shaded CreCian strincs
Striped and plaid cambria gingham
London printed cambTcs, assorted
Black Italian lustring of sup. quality
Heavy black Nankin and Mandarin lusyrfog
Satin lsvantse and company sa,tius
Figured and plain Gro de Naples, asserted
Black, white and colored sattins part very suneripr
Coored and black Florence and NIarceline silks
superhnc pousee (for ladies' riding dresses
Very superior Mandarin cranes
unbeached India grass cloth
Cd French merinO bombazinc
Black and nixed hastings and circassiaus
Brown and white French tIrillinps ,esortea
Real name chop nankeen
White and culored Marseiles ves,np
London superhne cloths and cassimeres assnfled
PLAIN and striped noren,ines and leans
% checked and striped cambrcs and iaconers
A and Cd book, null, jacone, and Swiss,ruslirs
Rich tamboured and floss worked do
Swiss and India null robes aud scarfs
Rich worked jaconct and cambria rubos
Drab and buff cambriC for bonne,s
Floss worked, book, null MI ia cone, trinrri,,
SupcTiine and fine cambria aud furniture dp,i,,
superior assortment, of thread ces edgings and Tim
mings 90 49, '
Bo1b'nci and gimp accs, assorted
"A ami Sd plain and tambomcd bobbinetIace
hch lace pcleIincs, capcs collars hdifs. aud cans
loss worked Swiss and India muslin do
White and black lace wells, part very sunerfor
BLACK white and green gauzc wells
Barge and Gros de Naples hdkfs assorted
Fine and superfne thread cambric bdkfs
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
English and German cotton and thread do
Asuperior assortment rs and Id Irish 1inrus
5aN Cd sheetngs, of various qualities
Long lawns and superior birds eye diaper
I'd, ID and lO-1 table diaper and damasI
Scotch aud German oznaburcs aud tck1cuh,,,,
Cotton and thread feelings, assorted
Fmcad and cotton checks assorted
bieached unbleachcd domestic shr,rzs s. slccc,;ur
Common and superfue domestic plals aud s,,;s ' o
With great variety Of other desirable cot IT.,
renders the assortment complete e'''' ""''
June %
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DRY GOODS,

&&A& \aSSkS05
Which they have just by the late arrivals from
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, which oferel
for cd, to the public, reasonable The business
will be conducted under the firm of Edci James & 90.
FLEMING JAMES.
JOSEPH SHEPPARD JAMES.
EDWIN JAMES.
qnong he Goods gered for SALE he aloru1g articles
Best London blue black brown olive, green and mixed
cloths and cassineres
armen chop long company short yellow and blue nankns
Rouen cassimeres, black merino 6,4 be mbaznes
BiacE astings ccassians and Denmark sat,ins
French hemp, brown, and London plain, while and ribbed
billings
Stout India mixed silk camblets, mixed Eench jeans and
circassiahs
Plain and figured black horeutiues
Pluin and figured white and printed Eondcn Marseies
o. new style berreges and Chan stripes
Plain and figured and wa,ered Gro de Mans of almost
every colour
French forences and lustrings do do do
Best black Italian usrBgs and Sd Ga suncrior BLACK
Richly worked and nounced Swiss muslin robes
Plain and figured Caution, Nankn and Mandarin crapps
and Grape robes
Cambcs, jaconets book md null nusns plan & figured
Thread laces and edginss bobbnet aces and wells
it,ch barge scars and hdkfs. and fancy silk shawls
Black and cooured bombazcts and black bombaZines
good assortment of ginghams and fancy prints
iortoiSe tuck, neck and side combs
Brazilian do do do
ID ia and Cd garment and f,rniSure t,nts
Umbrellas n nd parasols
a large assortment OF ribbons and rich she's
A and Cd bed tickngs, balls spoo seYipus
Brown and beace sirtngs e. sbee tnps Maid dome ice
German ozhaburgs, ticklenburgs and hurlaps
Swing, toilet and mantle glasses, SC. sc. &c.
we nave MADE such arrangements with our house in New
YORK. as VIII enable us to obtain the best terms,
every article in our line, which shall receive
the season IN such quantities will render
at all times good and commanding.
EDWIN JAMES & co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-15
Fresh Medicines.

FESHE subscriber has just received by sSh Effort, aud
n other late arrivals fresh assortment of DRUGS
and MEDICINES, 1T Walls old stand, ShockG-H.-
lie his aud the public generally that his
Medicines of the veIy hest quality and by the regular
supplies he receives, will be enabled sell fresh
hc procured.
~ b. Prescriptions put up with and attention. aid
Medicine readily obtained any time Of night.
Aug 4-6t NJ. FLAGG.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-15

lTFED to Campbell Jail, the 1tb September Ia {,
- negro man. who says his name is Jim, He iqato,,,
"Et FEARS DID, dark complexion, about common STA,
US o''hinS whcn committed 10 Jail was an old do.
.sc COAT SHIRT, and pantaIcons. Jim SAYS he n,s ~;
edPe ron Alabama, and thai he belongs tn a ~ JJt
MN to that State The owner is ,euuev1d .,
comply with The law aud receive said negro '''o %
GERMAN JORDAN, Tailor
E "a plrhar .-...-..'
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BY PLEASANTS g. SMITH.

II The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published t,cice a
lneek, Pednesiays and Salrddys) at fire dollars per
amman, payable in aicance.
IL Precioasto discontinua,acc Of he paper all ar
Tsarases must he paid up. And those ico may tch
discontinue, nH notify The Editors to that effect at least
thirty days before tie period expires for ~isich they sub
scrib.I.
u For airertising-75 cents square Cor es for the
trst insertion, and SO cents for each CONFERENCE.-The
number Of insertions be noted Tic MS. oter,cise
they ioil be continued and charged accordingly.
al letters to The Editors mustbe postpaid, hey
tciH receiue attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-15

Pardsois, Looking Glasses and Umbrellas.
a FRESH supply of each, opening this day, by
WILLIAM NEALE & CO.
Juy
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New Dry Goods Store

ME subscribers have taken recently occ ped
Il by Messrs. Tlos 6 Richard Crouch & Co. and are
now opening handsome assortment, comprising al,os,
YlIiciv of lalr undE,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-15

nj OTICE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust executed TO
I the subscribers by James Buoord aud duly record
e i'll Goochaud county Court, for purposes therein
tfohed, shall proceed sell public auction, Hen
rico Courthouse, Friday the 17th inst all said Bur-
ioord's interest in aud n negro NAMED Dice,
negro named Lewis and Isham, all his household
and kitchen furnure also all interest claim against
the Deep Creek Navigation Company. Sueh title is
vested in shall convey, and no other.
JAMES LYONS, Jr.
JOHN s. FLEMING,
Aue Is. THOMAS B. WATKINS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-15
To CoMes for Orders.

To COWGS Tor UrderS,
,JfStI The brig TIBER, Capt. RooME, can take
IIY1E3 100 Hhds. on freight. Apply to
rsaMGnEa G. & a. WARWICK.
p. S. We receiving by the Tiher, direct from Lii
verpool for sale 1910 sacks SALT SIS BOTTLES,
cts. pts. and 6, 3 and 10 or. Octagons.
Aug4 Dr.
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Madeira Wine,
FOR LONDON.

.ISyI& The ship GRECIAN, Capt WILLIAMS,
ITI2IlSS at Bermuda Hundreds and take $50
&c. Hhds. Tobacco, dos. pr hhd freight, and
have despatch. c. A. WARWICK.
Aug 4 A.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-15
NEW GOODS.

EEALL NELSON has received by the Planter and
AZ other late arrivals, fresh Of the most
fashionable and desirable GOODS, of latest npora-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-15

Which they have just received by arrivals ror
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, and which oiere
for cd, to the public, reasonable terms. The bushes
will be conducted under the firm of Ed,cil James & Co.
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Good and Rare Chance.

EIHOR sale, at AUCTION, on the premises
q in Millbury, on .MOND.4Y, the 2gth of
October neat, a valuable FARM, containing,
by estimation, one hundred and fifty acres Of
excellent Land, with good Buildings and fenc-
es. well wooded and watered, with a good
growth of young engrafted Fruit Trees; we'll
proportioned into Moving, Ploughng, and Pas
turing. 1t is situated in the immediate vicini-
ty Of the extensive and Furnishing Gun and
Woollen Manufacturing Establishments in said
town, where every article of produce can be
sold for cash, at fair market prices,
Also, at the same time and place, the Stock
and Farming Tools on said Farm
For conditions of sale, or any information
respecting the premises, inquire of the sub
scriber on the same. Possession may be had
on the first of April next. Sale to commence
at 8 o'clock, A. NJ A. L. BURNAP.
MlIbury, Aug. 8. If 80
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NOTICE.

HKZIII-- be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION,
w (by order of the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,
Judge of Probate for the County of Worcester)
on TUESDAY, the hirticth day of October
3sert, at one o'clock, p M.-so much of the
Real Estate of MOSES BROWN, late of Oak
ham, deceased as will raise the sum of nine
hundred and thirty five dollars, for the pay
ment of debts and charges. Part of said Real
Estate consists Of valuable Wood-lot of about
fifteen acres, having on it considerable pro-
portion of fine hewing Timber. Likewise,
from fifteen to twenty acres of good Pasture
Land adjoining said Wood-lot Sale on the
premises. JAMES ALLEN, Admir-
Oakham, Sept. "a, 1897. 80