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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
ff(IiE Lectures will begin usual on tie ST " go
w. anf continue tl March. "' 81 Wv
ANATOMY. By +. $ Phvsiek NJ u ~ = -, .
W; VI; A , mEplCA. Jno. RedIuan Coke NJ d.
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CIlEMlS fry. Roh' Haze NJ D. 'si'i'''
SURGERY. WIN Gibson, II. d.
WM. i. HOHNEIt, Dean eG5 C;h..rut s,,,
Phaierhil, Au=u-tI7 90 80 AZ" lu'e''
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M2l02O
1924 Prizes.
1850 Bllnks

1880 Bllnks
Iii. Lottery forned ~ The simple combination tirse
numbers each ticket, IS numbers Uy heing used pro-
tu-fnx 4fsUf ticket. and be fawtns % halyt. which r
1893 wih m' - theu lGd $3.50 thcu the
tes.due hsvirg u1ue, ceur biauk,.
- determine e tate "t fr 2AH)i cke'' 90 the henis
tir 90 numb . Itrof a. Is inriisivrJ viii be placed g.
hetl on tg dy Of ue 5faiuz ans eir; IS them ~ drawn
g Of aui1r; aui t1dt ticket having combination
me IT, 20 ani 81 drawn humbvs, vii b. entitled 90 fhe
piifcVf $1,000
ra.tbsyirs Oh !; ;he Gth, 7h end sif q, bo)O
-, 30 and 4tb, G5JD
$50, 9Th and 5ih, o. .JoJ
an j.h and 9th, 10 800
5fh, 6fii and 7fh, % fJgJ
IL"re Ey" iicseI having the 4'h, Cih snd fh, 4ih,
eih rnd tiii tb, 7th aud 5s 5th 9Th aud Ji 5ih 7h
snd 5i, etsu, 1000
A1i 40 gu.cr prizes Jeerr,osi IN smii1r n,uner snl
ne"'FaPes aud balls.
UE5le Itrtefs G., Hqif . 90, Quarters 50,
a pnkssc Of o. tickets ill.,. ioe contains me whole
sfs 90 pr'"s Gtncnen Who prefer o. adventure for thc
large rr5 pnl,, y feuci af thr ur ~ purehsie fhc
A4Is o see sul rfifFs, suj receive te Manager cCh
rnunc tue todst a. draw the extra pfue money
itil.r a dislike TO- collie, fon of 1r,u rfif. moneys r
.t y te'H'es'e id Gee wooesds Of o. Whms Z, ~.
DO. 70 gdf Gess'- %. - 81
on, o. Cizbns a.. oo. G. 4o
1F be- dsuf-srs sfl gvs tle utn1- areri'Hn Goo Coo
9ruifnis NJ ttff adysnsrs Tor ictFts and cn1rts aui
forward re oo .2pen.e the os ipl a-eOuutol hs cfief
Immediately upOn Hs csenL
pf1 r,k.tfn fqne, lotterie4 received cs. apd tie
,.h qsd fenfed directly Tor pfncs soon a. drae-.
'H et,' aro nrlef to Os post Para ani a5dte.scd o.
xATEB G uzsIMTwRz. 1smqsers
W'r'ingfsr CO...
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DRY GOODG


~ Suo'erher has RECOMMENDED the importation Of Dr.,
Goods % he. aeDriat; offers for .ale T.,
Wn1ir-Is andr"Ad well selected as.erta, nj OF STfy =
well suited - tl Maik,t, consisting in pa ~
u"ugh aud athwaps, WIons >, naut cot a..
fo" Lonfon Duil, Whitney and Rose blanket; ht. hin
ana green plains hest crime sud ca.sp.re
Guhlr "I'ed dah cloths Rhodess bousk-t,; Circa,u and
N''A" Fls'"s efuison enat..
hIiti'' "dernInscr and Duth catptns; ne.rth trc,.
"fi red yrcv, green ard white htnus gern baize AID
e1ipeuS coth Braverteen. hiearhcu wau. n gray t,,
'hes sirih wrhhns rl+y'. best thread Of varo,
'H d' best P-nt threads, al Colour. s-- Shspne,, poo,
co'o dad % cord;
hosit i.es white cotton 81 thread; ladies' black abi
"ooE 40 BLACK aud white sauze; ehdIens lon- and hall
hoei ncus' lambs wool z hosc Impetsl do, .vy.ns,y,
FeH oanSup cordsi FURNITURE and coto, check,
D ana t1-1 canhic muslin lo. ,vb
cotton shiriiugi escces Gentle London hats Nottinr
'' F al lace aud hphllIur "A Irish Of
euu to"I qu'i"!i brown swus white do hGk: thu cad
s'Hnifk mem buck, W0cdstuok ana hcavtf Glove. lrl,
az s"d ht'v"t dos senen,e's iadiss white ana ii,
So" h0ss- btst black silk dos
uHeu' Neiyeor dos liemnug's dleassred; la, 81 nJ
Pi " an PACKS white furniture aud corded dinf t,his
o'Is' new htiii an excellent Of cutlery ana
uaIuWatr kniVes - forks of various
pen and 2hladed knives large suaii se-p,r
s''e "oOiseewsj iooket 'iss.s; girh!t; best AT tel
S O." various soit{ y cut, null
he,' hngr'i razos OF superior gualfy; ga-r aud a.
e"H't nGise sh"t nhis pillow Traces combs chan
hrass candlestick stock, pad, mont
ana wees jaPanned wshsrs; beet steel in mall
nIi cast steel sheets, tuf cotton
sIk salt OF extra aud bagsinei fe,y h,-s &c
~, g"'ds were selected by himself Enslalt and ,
are especially invited cslland see tine ~ Al M. t
street, lately occupied by }. r. Taylor Co.
s., 90 CHARLES ELLIS
III
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Ny persou who may have n fbei, oos.sssi,,
journals OF the Virginia Legislature, for ihe
Sessions Of 100 and 1852, viii render .
pun'' service by making il known 10 the Exscu-
ge By Order,
WML r. RICHARDSON. e.. O..
NE' ~
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NAVY Eomai's'loEERs' OFFICE =

GsChc o"mn7ionfrS of the NAVY yyi rtaese sr,irJ po
- p"sfl' Until tue 1T ~ Droeiuber Tor simplifying f.
O""ed ei"es syy, dating the year 18tS val, lie f,,io
Htiy o. c"fiaSr. n r ie oie hest clean water rof,
,"s ya,"' 60 be isrtt,ia every iasls. Of lcs weeks m
io-e hrtnc LEAD into CDrd,ct vas
I'D IONS 90 h- delivered at tine Navy Yard IN CL-ref
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"bCOND NOTICE.


n, ff.nend Niorefaef0rgoppof. ps linton BotsL
.i''f 'fsrf ciiuy nflG fhe iafy .tsc .tsaer-
hehs' ne" on h1ne. greater vsr.fy ~ III orrefIg
NJ, " .if heeh offered In this u,afkets among hirh
mif g one Two aud three horse s.f. sts,fene,r
y wl' tate improvements Revercoi,h's Ind fir
.eI-h''si f''"i Freehofo and other CO. PIN be-.
,'F WIZ. PALMER. p
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BY a LADY

A 'o"e "' ahrconto the memory cf WI HENRY SON If
be'1 Hut'"n E'q nf Chartcs CITY, who departed th 70
Snhr iin oil Sept 1877, Pssc-Drook, aged YEA, and
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Terms Of Sale
~ ,L.,,'''HHlIc HoYifak, IViliiamsbure

L'"'atie Hospital, tpiiftaWs6urg
~ "tlvE" hetcy gwen that al the ce- in III, io.,if
iie 'eeupisi and that patient, ,lj he r.eeys5
the said els vacant; sr notice nj ,ytei,s
~ y ''uef " The Couftof Directors.
l l.. HENLEY.
SECOND NOTICE.
~ gh9,k viii De received 10 psvo,ep, =, ,t, .r,..
Vh'e ihti not rninrsrd by Teller Elm, "a, ttt Il
-'n' o- a. mer'' Bank Of VIRGINIA q, Ei,b,o,n4
0~, JEBMAN BAKtH. Tr.as'r.
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ENECUTORS SAI.E
ofUalualle Jmes R,per - 80 "a I,,L..,

o,, "a IRIrLETT { JoiiNsroS
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BALr1|7HE, Oct. - -- On Sa,lniay o1r Vol
Q Gers With th-.r Bt'iinnOge rgests, sssrranss..
ny pfevi'us invitation diped with tbo Porsno6,t
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Indietn,ents.--The Grand Jury of Geuesee
county, have indicted James Ganson. George
ketchum, and - Johns, for conspiracy to
Obtain Masonic Manuscripts from Morgan and
Miller.
The Greek frigate Hellas, arrived at Malta
Nov. 29th, in 80 days from New-York : took
on board 80 Greek prisoners, (who had been
detained on suspicion of being pirates,l aud
sailed Dec. LIST for Napoli.
On entering the harbor of Malta. the Hell
las hoisted the Greek flag and cred a salute,
which was returned from the forts.
During the last year, the sale of lottery
tickets in Rhode,lsland exceeded the sum of
one million SIX hundred and sixty thousand
nine hundred dollars.
The best material for FIRE hose is said TO be
hempen sail-duck, and not leather.
by Census, just taken, the population Of
Ireland consists of millions of Catholics and
Of Prote stants.
The Philadelphia papers mention. that the
funds raised in Pennsylvania for the Greeks
will amount TO 10000 dollars.
An eastern paper advertises for Journey.
man OF few i0ords and fsIV drops.
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V0luable Farm 6 Mills
THO be rented for one wear. or
AT RENT.

No be rented for one wear. or
a longer term, (Which latter-would be
Preierred,) the valuable FARM and MILLS.
formerly belonging to Seth Benistsr, ESQ. late
oil brookheld. deceased. Said Farm. with
some other Lands contiguous, and TO be rent,
ed there with, is situate about mile south
from the South Parish Meeting house in said
Brookieid, on the roads leading TO Brim6eld
and Sturbridge, and consists OF about &c acres
Oh Village, Moving, and Orchardng, and go
acres OF Pasturing-all Of excellent quality.
and conveniently located-and good Wood
io', distant about mile and half. The
buildings are large and convenient, and in
good repair, as are also the fences on the
Farm. i>
Ihe MILLs consist of two sets of Stones and
Saw (; which, though not abundantly suppl.
ca with water throughout the year, yet. being
iaVoTably located for the surrounding nonnla.
lion, do considerable grinding and saving. and
are 10 good repair. small House, for Mil
ler's family, is connected with them,
The Farm and Mills will be rented separate
~, or together, and possession of the former
will be given on the Grst day of April next.
and OF the latter on the first day of MAY next.
Apply to Messrs. HALE & Hayden, mer-
Chants, near the premises-or to the Subscrib.
er, in .Newburyport. WE. BANlSTER.
February 90, 1927. 8-6w;s
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For the Massachusetts snu.1


The editorial remarks in your paper of Feb
ruary 2lst, on the subjectof the proceedings
IN the higher branch OF our Legislature in the
choice of U. S. Senator, are ia unison. so far
as can learn, with those Of ninety-nine hun
dred'hs OF the people in this County.-lt is a
SUBJECT, that ought not, and ariH not, go to
rest, Tor moment, among the people, till af-
ter the spring elections. The uniustlfable
and obstinate course pursued by the Senate
has brought reproach upon Massa chusetts, and
cost the State, on that subject alone, several
thousand dollars.
such OF the Senators from this County as
took part in thwarting the proceedings of the
House, and the wishes of their constituents.
will not, we trust, be re-eleced: unless they
are DESTROYS to, have the farce acted over a.
gam. The majority in the House. for the
present incumbent, bore no proportion to the
voice OF the whole people Of Massachusetts,
IL rs surprising, that, on subject, about
which there is SO much unanimity among the
people at large, there should be so much di.
VISION in both branches of the Legislature
Massachusetts,, instead Of Strengthening an
Administration she so heartily approves, and
supporting her most distinguished son at the
head of it, is weakening it by csvils and in
testine divisions in her own Legislature, and
giving encouragement oits opposers to renew
ed and greater efforts to embarrass its meas
nres. Pit is well the delegated trust soon re-
veTts to the people. Let them see to it. that
both branches are purged another year, and
That certain men have not twice an opportuni-
~ to disappoint their wishes.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
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DtF0.

In Marlborough, on the 18th ult. Mrs. Mary
Bowman, relict OF Mr.. James Bowman, late d
Marlborough, aged "a. She left Is children,
go grand children, and IS Of the fourth gene.
ration-in all 1853 descendants. She had beer
member Of the church 81 years.
In Ashburnham, on the 18th ult. Miss Mary
Woods, daughter of Mr.. Asa Woods, aged IL.
10 Royalston, on the 29h of January. Mrs.
Amanda, wife of Mr.. Peter Woodbury., aged
%. Also, his youngest child, aged days.
Printers an IeTmaont and New Hampshire are
requested TO insert this.
In Barre, on the 18th ult. widow Hannah
Plumer, aged T.-On the oath uIt. Elvlra,
daughter of Rev. James Thompson, age 9.
In WinchendOn, suddenly, on the 3Otn Of
January, Mr.. Amos Hale, aged IS. Printers
an Maine, Termont, and New- York are REQUEST.
ID 10 insert The ADORE.
In Rrook6eld, on the 10th ult. Capt Joseph
Hamilton, aged Ca soldier Of the revolu.
ton. Printers in Tern1Ont, New. York, Penn.
sgtrania and Ohio are requested 10 insert thas
death.
In Walpole, N. H. widow Esther Stearns.
aged Sc.
In Putney, VT. on the 18th inst. Mr.. Abel
Hubbard, aged &c.
40 " aNeIctuS SODns CLQSI AdOOC barrow
81 the Raptist Church, at the advanced 40
OF 100 years and months.
In New-Bedford, Mrs. Deborah Rowland
aged 65, wife OF Capt. Benjamin Rowland.
In Fairhaven, Mrs. Bethiah Delano. age,
about 80, widow OF the late Capt. Ca!yi,
Delano.
In Franklin, on the 10th ult. Mr.. Josen,
Warren Fairbanks, son of Mr.. Ithamar Far
banks, aged 81. Printers in .New- YORK onc
New Hampshire are requested 10 insert This.
In Boston, on Friday last, Gen. Arnold
Welles, aged IS years.
In Waltham, on Thursday last, Hon
CHRISTOPHER GORE, aged SO. VERY few
either In private or public situation, CLAIM
more from our recollection than Mr.. Core
His reputation at the bar, while he praciisec
there, was highly respectable, and he per
formed the duties of District Attorney TO the
United States IN the most satisfactory manner
commission was given him by the President
Of the United States, under the British treaty
OF 1894, to settle the claims Tor captured
property in London, which invoked the ut.
most knowledge of national and admiralty
law, and it is believed that none of his asso-
ciates were more competent to the appoint
ment, or more active in its discharge Mr.
Gore has been a respected member of the
House and Senate of Massachusetts,, and had
further the distinguished honor of Governor OF
the Commonwealth, and Senator to Con.
gres."
In Roxbury, Col. Joseph Dudley, aged 46,
In Northampton, Col. John Breck, aged So.
In Pitts6eld, Thomas Gold, Esq the oldest
Counsellor of the Berkshire Bar, and late
President of the Agricultural Bank.
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PLEASANTLY situated in
n the town of Warwick, (Franklin Couu-
ty,) containing lis acres of Land, well pro.
portioned into Moving, Pasturing, Plough
Land, Wood Land, and good Orchard
and principally fenced with stone wall-a
wel!-fnished two-story House; two 40 foot
Barns, and other Out buildings. Also, hall
mile from the above, is 65 acres of Pasture
Land, suitable for fatting cattle. The only
reason the Subscriber has for offering the above
ter sale is, he is by misfortune rendered unable
to labor on the same.
For further particulars. inquire of the Sub
scrlber, on the premises, or of JOSEPH WHITE,
West-Boylston. THOMAS WHITE. ia.
Warwick, Feb. 7, 1927. 10
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March S, Sa7
To The Heirs Of ELIJAH DEMoND, late of
Rutland,ln said County, deceased, and 10
all others concerned in the Estate of said
deceased, GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (ifyou
IL see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Brookileld, in said County. ON The second Tues
Gay in Ap,il next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration of said Estate should not be al.
lowed ant you will be heard thereon.
TnEDPHs. WHEELER Reg.
10 by order Of the Hon. Judge.
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:, Inc small pOx is now raging in Meredit h
y. n. II IS in consequences Of the neglect of
the inhabitants to be vaccinated.
ABOUT year since 25 young men Of the
village of Fall River formed themselves into
debating Club, since which FL have got
married-and may debate at home.
A person was recently fined twenty dollars
and costs OF suit, for obstructing the passage of
the maii-stage near Buffalo, N. Y. by keeping
ms wagon before it, going at slower rate
tnan the usual speed of the stage when the
stage attempted to pass him he would put his
horse upon the run.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March z, rs Z
TO The Heirs Of LYDIA HAYWARD, iGte Of Up.
ton, an said County, deceased, and. 10 al
others concerned an the Estate Of sad de-
ceased, GREETINa.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear If
you see it) at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in April next, al ten Of the clock,
before noon, TO show cause why License should
not be granted TO sell and convey so much of said
Ieceased's Real Estate as will raise the sum II
S2%29 l2 cents, for the payment OF debts and
charges, and you will be heard thereon.
10 NATHL. PAINE J. Free.
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CoNGREss.-On the Sd inst. the session of
Congress was brought to close by its consti-
tutional limit. Owing to failure in the
mails, we have no accounts latey than the
18th ult. 1t was evident, however, that
great mass Of business, which had been acted
upon, would be left unfinished. Among this
was the WOOlIen BiH, which, there was no
probability, would be again called up in the
Senate, for want Of time to discuss it although
1t was thought there was majority Of two or
three in favor Of its passage. The Colonial
Trade Bill had for several days engrossed
most the time of both Houses, and probably
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R1rrfRn

In Paxton, by Rev. Mr. Conant, Mr.. Will
liam Stockwell Il Miss Dolly Maynard.
la Canaan, Columbia Co N. Y. Mr.. limo
thy Townsend, aged SO, to Mrs. Mary Ohm.
stead, aged So. After the guests had assem-,
bled, nearly thee hours were spent in settling
the condition sf their union, when a compro.
mise was made, and they were joined in IS Hy-
mems silken bands"
In West BOyIston, on The 26th inst. by Rsy
C. c. P. Cosby, Mr.. Asa Rice of Spring field
to Miss JeSidah Walker.
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o. All who are friendly TO the aid Of
suffering Greece, are informed, that Meeting
will be held, at Thomas Hotel in Worcester
on Thursday evening of Court week C15th
Inst.) at o'clock, to consider the expedien.
cy OF adopting measures TO procure general
contribution throughout the County Of Wor.
ces:er, for the relief of that distressed people
Feb. %, 1927.
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Ordination.-On Wednesday last, Mr..
Caleb Steson was ordained Pastor Of
the First Church at Medford. Officiat-
ing Clergymen, Rev. Dr. Kirkland, Pres
Ident OF Harvard University; Rev. Mr..
Briggs, of Lexington Rev. Mr.. Francis,
of WATERFOWL; Rev. Mr.. Whitman, of
Waltham ; and Rev. DR.. Lowell, Rev.
Mr.. Ware, and Rev. Mr.. Ripley, of Bos-
ton.
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The editor Of the Connecticut Mirror SAYS,
he believes il was the DIXIE Of Clarence "who,
when young man, visited Canada, and came
down through New-England with 'team'
Of crop'd card ponies--the FIRST ever seen in
these parts" We believe it was not the Duke
of Clarence, but Prince Edward, sfterward.
Duke of Kent, who is now dead, and whose
daughter, after the Duke of Clarence, is pre-
sumptive hei: TO the crown Of Great Britain.
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SINGULAR FACT.-Custis, in his "Recol
lections Of Washington states fact relativ
to the ancestry Of Richard Rush, the presen'
Secretary Of the Treasury, which, probably,
has no parallel in the Union. Both his faith er
and grandfather were signers of the De clara
ton of Independence. They were DR.. Benia
min Rush, of Philadelphia, and Richard Stock
ton, of New-Jersey.
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TOWN OFFICERS

Ef The Citizens of Worcester are request
ed to meet at Stockwell's Iun, OF Saturday
ere1a'ng nert, at half past o'clock, to select a
SUITABLE ticket to be supported for Town OFF,
GERS for the year ensuing.
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Early Peas.

TNHE Subscribers have for
II sale quantity of best Early Frame.
and Yellos0 MarrOtcfat PEAS. The EarIs'
Frame is the earliest Pea known, and these
were raised on the Green Mountain in Yer
mont, and will be week or two earlier than
if raised in this vicinity. 10
EARLE & CHASE,
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Real Estate at AUCTION.

WILL be sold at Public Auc-
W ton, by license of the Judge of Pro-
bate for the County of Worcester, on Satur-
day the 18th day of April next, at O'clock
Z. NJ on the premises-all the Right which
HENRY KENDALL, late of Templeton, de-
CT ased, owned in the Farm on which he lived.
said Farm is situated 8, miles north of Tenn
pleton Meeting house, and half mile from
Woollen Factory, containing 100 acres of
Land, with the Buildings thereon. The ex-
cellent quality Of soil and pleasantness of sit
uation render this Farm an object worth the
attention of the purchaser.
Conditions of sale, and amount of incum-
brances will be made known at the above
time and place.
LEONARD STONE, .4dm'r.
Templeton, Feb. q, 1927. 10
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, March 8, 1927.
10 The WtdOw and Hers Of HENRY PHELPS,
tdie Of Lancaster, in said County, de-
ceased, and 10 all Others concerned a,
The Estate Of sad deceased, GREETING.
W0U are hereby cited to appear (ifyou
IL see fit at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, IN said County, On the first Tues.
day in April Dext, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why License should not
be granted to sell and convey so much of the
Real Estate OF said deceased, as will raise the sum
OF 1871 SO cents, for the payment OF debls and
charges; and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPhs. WHEELER, Reg
10 BY order Of the HOE. Judge.
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ALARMING The public are caution
ed against purchasing Cordials and
Drops from those hawkers and pedlars
who constantly infest our houses with
their nobody knows WHAT under the
title of Essences. The writer of this
article has witnessed for eight days pasi
an obstinate and dangerous case of deli
riuno, arising from young females TAX
ing quantity of Essence labelled, "to
gain Love and Friendship" from man
who calls himself DR.. Cobb, who told
her, if she drank it, it would animate
her without producing any other effect.
Dover Gazette.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
THE UNITED STATES
n REVIEW AND LITERARY GA.

CONTENTS.
RFvIEw.-Mrs. Hemans's Poems; Goods
Book of Nature; Notes on Colombia; Win
thfop's History of New England, MIscELLA.
---Micromegas. OaIsixaL PoErRY.-Thc
Stars. Poetic Meditation The Parting: The
Bride; Sonnet; On the Death of Miss nj! A!
B"****k; The Raising of Lazarus. CRIrIcAL
NoTIcEs:,.--parry's Nhird Voyage; Paris's Urea.
Use Use on Diet; Essay on Boring the Earth for
w ater Hihhouse's Phi Beta Kappa Grafton
Lite OF John OKeffee, The French Cende,1
taught in Six Fables. --.INrELLIG ExcE. N'''
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