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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02
GEO. McDUFFlE,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, gath FEB. 1897.

uous, or REPRESENTATIVES, gath FEB. 1927.
SIR: Your communication was received, III
which, after mentioning the publication IN 'he
lntelhgencer, under the signature oi Mr lamp
bell and myself, and that under my signature
only. you INQUIRE whether you are 10 uhaei.
stand il to have been my purpose, III either OIL
those communications, TO charge you win ih-
territorial Misrepresentation IN your recent ier
Ter I'D the Select Committee OF the House o.
Representatives. Had received an inquiry
of YOU o. similar import prior to the Pu"hIa-
ton in the same paper, OF your answer " ssas
suuricssion q MF 'aa Sa@sotem Employed
by you in thai answer, forbids any such solu-
ton on my part, unless l shall b. assured, that,
by the use of that language, you did nos intend
TO insult me.
am, sir, your obedient servant,
IHOS. METCALFE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Feb. 24h 1927.
SIR: nave TO ackuowl led -;e the rec. ipt OF Gen.
Me calfe's letter to Mr.. McDufhe, and have
handed il to that gentleman.
In the present state Of the affair, assume
the responsibility of determining that MIR. Nc.
Duffie cannot continue the correspondence with
Gen MetCalie, except al point, the necessity
of which am sincerely DESTROYS OF avertng.
In reply, however, 10 the most material part
of Gen Metcalfe's letter, which leaves the IN
ference tina, he did not intend 10 charge Mr..
McDaffie with Intentional misrepresentation,
and that ne is only restrained from stating the
fact, in consequence of not distinctly appre-
hending the purpose of his communication in
the Intelgencer Of Monday last, think il
proper in me 10 declare, that, having participate
ed in Mr.. Med ufiie's confidence from the COM
mencement of the controversy, that he intended
49,, pnls IN hRt-
calfe, which was, in case Gen. Metcalfe intend
ed TO charge him with Intentional misrepresen-
ton.
have the honor to remain, very respectful
", your obedisnI servant,
]. HAMILTON, junior.
Hon. Mr.. BUcKNER,
House of REPRESENTATIVES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02
WAsa,seros crrY, FEB. "a, 1877.

S1n: regre, 10 remark that the purpor' VI
YOUR letter, Just received, IN no degree re"c"
The only and single difficulty IN the way VI ."
accommodation Of the alteration between NC
neral Me,calCe and Mr.. McDnfie. :.
I had hoped my frank and voluntary aisS'o
.nre would nave led TO that result NO o'ne'
alternative is now left on my part, out 10 re,
ones, Won 10 hand the enclosed communicate"
~ vour friend. General Metcalfe, which con-
,ains peremp,ory call on the part OIL my ''ie"''
Mr.. McDuffie. .,r,,.
have the honor 10 remain, very resPee"u''
~ 'o ] HAMILTON, Jr.
Hon. R. A. BucKNER, H. Of Representatives
GWhen this correspondence commenced DE-
tween MIR. BvcKNER and Mr.. HAMILTON, he IN
formed MIR. H. verbally, that General METcALFt
had requested him to act as hia friend, ia "hlef
he had consented, if the General should insis'
on il. That, for reasons which he named, ne
should persuade him 10 speak 10 some o'oe'
friend: and il was, therefore, TO be UNDERSTOOD
that General Metcalfe reserved 10 himself suct
right, TO which Mr.. Hamilton consented.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
February %, 1927
SIR: Your letter Of this morning, and TIT
subsequent occurrences, leave me no alterna
tive bu, to reoues, that YOU will favor me witt
an interview as soon as your convenience VII
permit, prepared to adjust the existing diner
ence, in the mode customary among gehle men
Major Hamilton is authorized TO make 10
| necessary arrangements.
| Your obedient servant,
| GEORGE McDUFFIE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-02

nMAlNiNG in the Post Office at Alexandra D. c.
lUMarch LIST 1927. -
PERSONS applying for letters in the followinelist
Wi, p.ease say they are ADvERrsEp or they NAY no
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-07
JUST PUBLISHED By
billiard. GRAY & co.

ENASY LESSONS in Geography and His
~ tory, by Question and Answer; designed
for the use Of the younger classes in the New
England Schools. Second Edition, revised and
improved to which are prefxcd, the Elements
Of Linean Drawing. By JosEPH ALLEN, Min
lister of Northboro', Mass.
The following notice of this work is contain
ed in the Journal of Education, for July, 1877 I;
"Ths is one of the happiest attempts for the
Improvement Of primary education that has
ever fallen under our notice. The arrange
ment of the materials is exceedingly iudicious; ;
being managed so as to lead the young mind
gradually through a natural and easy and,in-
teresting succession of thought, in which the
elements of Typography and of national history
are very finely combined. No mechanical pro-
cess of memory is employed all is rendered
ineligible and familiar, and at the same time
equally instructive and pleasing
Primary education has been very deficient
hitherto in aids such as this. We would ear.
nestly intreat the attention of school commit
tees 10 this practical and useful work Vastly
more may be done with young children, thar
merely teaching them to spell and read ant
books such as this, in the hands of attentiv,
teachers, might be rendered as much matte
Of recreation as Of study whilst large por
ton of time now misspent would be redeeme
for the invaluable purposes of early improve
meDt.n Boston, Oct 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-07
NOTICE

~ VIE PILES is one of the most uneoDaforta
IA BILE, tnconrenient, and not unfreG 1entlv
PAINFUL complaints, TO which the human body Is
liable; and Notwithstanding the various preDar.
atoms recommended for its cures, rarely if ever
has remedy been found effectually 10 accom-
pl'sh this. In introducing his Renedy for The
Iiies, the proprietor, while he does not recon.
mend i as always iniaIlible, assures those suffer
ing under this disorder, that where this remedy
has been resorted to, and the directions followed.
cure has generally followed or The most sens.
Bile relief obtained. lie would, therefore, rec
ommend TO those who are troubled With this COM
plant, whether severely or slightly, to try this
article, and they will soon prove its in invaluable
properties by happy experience. This remedy is
so innocent, that il may be freely resorted 20 by
the most delicate female or child; aud will prove
alike beneficial to the aged and the young male
or female.
Price for the remedy, in two boxes, ointment
and eleetuary) with description directions, &c.
81 tor the whole; or so cents each, where but
one Of the articles is wanted
For sale, wholesale, nc the Counting Room Of
the Proprietor, over No 20, Couit-street, fnear
Concert HalD Boston and at retail, by appoint.
ment ny Robinson, Worcester and various
druggists and Booksellers throughout the Union.
large Discount to country Physicians, Traders
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-07
500 REWARD.

YENElE Store of the subscriber was broken
H. open during the night following the 23d
inst. and goods stolen to the amount Of about One
Thousand Dollars consisting of Broadcloths
Eestings, Calicoes steam-loom Sheetngs and
-Shirtings, Plaids, Flannels, Ribbons pairs
CalfSkin Boots, ICamblet Cloak with fur col
lar, several articles of Hardware and various
other Goods.
The above reward will be given for the de-
lection of the Thief or Thieves, and the recov-
cry of the Goods, or FIFTY DOLLARS for
either, and all necessary charges paid
JOHN SHERMAN
IKilkinsnnriIle East Sa1ttor Oct d IL
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-07
MATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
P. g. D. GODDARD

HAyE just received from New York and
a Il Boston large additions to their Stock in
Trade, consisting of Watches; Filigree, Fine
Gold, Jet and Pearl Jewelry Cutlery; Brass
Fire Sets; Shell Combs; Brittania, Japanned,
Silver and Silver Plated Ware; with a gen
eral assortment of FANCY ARTICLES in
their line.
They have also received a large assortment
of WATCH MOVEMENTS, consisting of the
Patent Lever and Common Escapements, of a
variety of patterns, made particularly to order
for them, which they are now casing and offer
on the most reasonable terms.
ALso,-a good assortment of Brass eight-day
TINE PIECES, of various patterns Gold OF
Silver Cases, TO new or old Watches, made to
any pattern at short notice.
They have an elegant assortment of Gold
/ Watch Chains, Seals and Keys, from the best
( Manufactures which, with all the above nam
ed articles, viii be sold as low as they can be
purchased in Boston.
Worcester, Oct. 81. Ovid
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-07
Oct. 6, 1927

WORCESTER, IS. Oct 6, 1927
VI NAKEN on Executions, having been pre-,
III viously attached on mesne process, and
will be sold at Public Vcndue, at the Inn of
Er Balch, in Leominster, in said County, on
MONDAY, the taOelfth of November ne1t of
O'Clock, p Mall the Right in Equity which
ALFRED FLINT has to redeem the follow
ing described mortgaged Real Estate, to wit
the Tavern Stand and Farm where said Flint
now lives, in the south-westerly part of Fitch
burg, in said County. Said Stand and Farm
is on the south and north side of the 5th Mae
sachusetts Turnpike Road, and is bounded by
said Turnpike, and is the same Stand and Farm
which Solomon G. Pratt sold said Flint
*43 MICAH Il. BALL, D. Sheriff
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-07
To the Honorable the Senate

L . the Honorable the S6natC
and House of Representatives of the Com
monweaith of Massachusetts, in General
Court assembled, A. d. 1927:
81 UMBLY and respectfully represents,
a q JAMES ESTABROOK, of Rutland, in
the County of Worcester, Agent for the Sixth
Massachusetts, Turnpike Corporation, duly
chosen for this purpose ; that the said CorpO-
ration have become willing and DESTROYS to re-
move all their Gates now erected ON their
Turnpike Road, situated in the towns of Hard
wick, New Braintree, Oakham, Rutland, Hol-
den and Shrewsbury, in said County, and to
relinquish their franchise, and all their interest
in their said Road to the use of the public, that
the same may hereafter be used as free road
Your Petitioner, in behalf of the said Corpora
ton, therefore prays this Honorable Court to
receive back the said franchise, and release the
said Corporation forever from all obligation to
maintain and keep the said Road in repair.
And as in duty bound viii ever pray.
JAMES ESTABROOK.
Rutland, June 5, 1927.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-07
CHEMICAL EMBROCATION,
Or What,VetPS raginal OpodeIdoc.


E1SOR Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism,
"a Cramp, Numbness, Stiffness of the Neck
OF Limbs, Chlll,ains, Chapped Hands Stings of
insects, Vegetable Poisons, or any external in
jury Recommended BY one of the first Physi-
clans in the United States, whose certificate, as
wei as those of numerous respectable indiyir.
uas, accompany each bottle.
CAUTION.-It is greatly TO be depIored that
as soon rs any important Improvement or dis.
coVeiy is made lin Medicine, the community
must be cheated, and the inventor in a degree
deprived Of lis just reward, by host OF serviic
imitatGrs, Qnstigaed by envy and sell INTEREST,"
imposing their spurious compounds on the pub
i'c as substitute for the genuine article, there
ny tending 10 bring such improvements into dis
repute, AID even utter contempt chnstanc-
es are so numerous that it is Judged BY many
that all devatons from the common course are
unImportant, unless followed by train of in-
tators, counerfciters and impostors.
fhlCE.--The Proprietor Of the original En-
brocation will never consent 10 reduce the price
OF this article, in order to compete with base
limitations; besides, it would avail nothing, az
such pretended limitations are sold only in con.
sequence of their eheapness. still greater
ana greater reduction would ensue, as, from the
great plenty of its materials, the inventors could
well afford to reduce them TO little more than
the cost of the bottle. An those, therefore. who
wish for the genuine and original article. mus, in.
SYST upon receiving /" WhtpeHe" Opodeldoc
OF Sold IN Worcester. by C. Harris, Book
seller; also, by James Green e Co. Druggists.
in Shrewsbury, by G. r. g "A IStone.--whcre
also may be had AROMATIC SNUFF, for
Headache and Catarrh, Drowsiness, Giddiness,
oVaponrs-also 70 cheering the animal spirits,
&C. nc. ALso,-Whit1ueus Grand Cordial
ntomachic Detergent Bitters, for Jaundice, In
digestion, Costiveness, &c sc.
OF These Bitters can be stepped in water BY
those who are opposed to the use OF spirits, and
With nearly the same effect. en- Oct, 3
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-07
nv ATTENTION!

SUBSCRIBERS to the Spy in the f5llsw-
- ing towns who owe for the paper prior to
the 18th of March last, will find their bills at
The places annexed, where they are requested
TO call and settle them without further DELAY.
viz: North BrookGeld, at Carey & Rice's Store
New Braintree, at Bowman's Store; Oakham
at the Posi- Office; north part of Spencer and
vicinity, at Rice & Goodells Store and the
remainder of the bills on that route are in the
Post Riders hands with whom thew may be
adjusted Octoher a
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-07
LOOKING GLASSES.
SIS. Oct. I6. 1897.

WORCESTER, IS. Oct 16, 1927.
FENAKEN on Execution (the same having
II been previously attached on mesne pro-
cess) and will be sold at Public Vendue, at the
house of John Dudley, Innholder in Douglas,
on THURSDAY the gid dag of .Norember
nc1t, at 2 o'clock, p Mall the Right in
Equity that EBENEZER BOLCOM and DA-
VID BOLCOM, JR of said Douglas, have to
redeem the Farm on which the said Ebenezer
Bolcom now lives, situated about forty rods
north of the north Meeting house, in said
Douglas, containing about one hundred acres,
with the Buildings on the same-bounded ON
land of Paul Dudley, David Dudley, Samuel
Bolcom and Others
43 ROYAL THAYER, d. Sheriff.
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SHOP THYME.
Ponds .Wurrqu's Grammar.

nORR & ROWLAND have just published
~ Second Edition of PONDS MUIR
RAYS GRAMMAR, improved and considera-
bly, enlarged The additions, however, have
been so arranged that the books may be used,
without difficulty, in the same classes with
those Of the first edition
School Committees and Instructors are re-
quested to call or send and receive a copy for
examination. Price 81 per dozen.
Worcester, Oct "a 6y43
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NEW BAKE-iiOUSE.

FEzHE subscribers would inform the public,
n that they have taken a Shop near the
Gaol, where they intend TO carry on BAKING
in all its branches; ana, by their assiduous at
tention to business, hope to receive share Of
public patronage THOMAS CHILDS,
GENERA TAFT
Worcester AUG. % 35tf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-07
"Rauen RingEets aodUing p

EUST received, by the subscriber, fresh
e. supply of ESGLIsH and FRENcH CURLS
and PUFFS-very elegant and fashionable.
ALso,-0a hand,
MAeAssAR, HUILR ANTIQUE, and RUSSIA
OIL: elegant Hair Brushes; Lather Brushes.
and Fancy Shaving Soap.
~ Ladies CURLs dressed over, so as to be
just like new BANDS OF HAIR wove for La
DIES. Gentlemen's WIGS and ToFPEEs.
u Please 10 call at the Forester Hair
Cutting .Maaufactory, two doors south of the
Worcester Hotel, where Gentlemen can have
their Hair cut in the Boston or New York
style-and their Chns shaved as smooth as
velvet, in minute.
ROBERT LoCKEEAR.
Worcester, Oct. 81. a.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-07
ConsMmptions, Coughs. &c.


EpUTLER'S VEGETABLE INDIAN
hD. SPECIFIC, Tor the cure OF Colds, Coughs
20 sumption, Splitting Of Blood, isLhmas, arc
all Disorders OF the Breast and Lungs No Med.
ieai observation is better established. none more
generally confirmed by experience, and none OF
more Importance than the fact. that many of the
most difficult and ihcurable consumptions oriei
nate in neglected colds. The pills Of mortality
exhibit the melancholy fact, that the proportion
OF deaths by this disease may be considered as a.
bout five to one. Inasmuch, then as this fatal
disease bids deahcc TO the skill of the most learn
ed physicians. il is q atfcaton to the Proplie.
tor that lie is enabled TO offer, to those al cted
with il, go0dly prospect OF relief in that highly
valuable remedy the VEG TABLE INDIAN SpE
cIfIc The Indians are happy in their knowI.
edge Of medicinal plants: governed wholly by ex-
perience, they are certain to their effect, and
IL is said by an author OF great character, that
true consumption is disease never known a.
mong them.
CERTIFICATE.
baltimore, Dec Z, 1895 u, w Price, of
the city Of Baltimore. do hereby certify that was
for long time afflicted with cold, accom-
panied with an almost incessant cough, and pain
in my breast and lungs; also splitting Of blood
and puruleDt matter from the lungs, with night
sweats and fevers, and much emaciated with
loss of appetite, rest, &c. ! applied TO several
eminent ply sicisns and passed through course
of medicine, but could obtain no relief, and found
myself fast verging on toa confirmed consumption
Having at length heard Of the many astonishing
cures effected by the Vegetable Indian Specific,
was induced to make trial Of il, and found almost
immediate relief continued its use, and in
few weeks was completely cured, and have re-
NAMED so for several months, and am now In bet.
ter health aud flesh than have been for many
years. w. PRICE,"
For sale (only) by y ROBIyVrSO.V, Druggist,
Wopeester.-price 8 per bottle.
April II, 1877 cn1y
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CARD WIRE.

- "
k4,OR pleasantness, safety, expedition,
IL ease and certainty rs infnnei. superior
to any other for the cure OF that most tor.
menting disorder If directions are strictly
followed and no cure effected, no pay will be de.
manded Price IS cents per box.
ALSO,
CE.9Y'S STO.n.RCH BI1TERS,
VIII foundin all cases ofthe following descrip.
ton, to give reiief:-Nausea, Vomiting. Heart.
burn, Costveness, Weakness at the Breast, Pain
in the Stomach, loss of Appetite, Sickness at the
Stomach, general Debility, andai other symp-
toms of Flatuence and Indigestion. They are a
pleasant Cordial Bitter, aud are recommended
for family use. One box makes quart of strong
tncture, Price 25 cents per box.
Also, Gentlemen's and Ladies' Pearl Tooth
t'owder. Price 25 cts
Soil by DIR. Robinson, and by James Green &
Go. Worcester Mcfarland, Leicester
Spear, Charlton--A. Sigourne5, Samuel Slater,
Oxford-and in some store in almost every tcwn
in the New England states. eoly Now
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LAST NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the subscribers
"A whose Notes and Accounts are due, are
requested to call and settle the same with
them, previous to tho fifteenth of November
next, or they viii find them with an Attorney
for collection. LEWIS g. FISHER
Worcester. Oct, 81, 1927.
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Rutland, June 5, 1897.
ConnoswEALru OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
In Senate, June IA, 1927.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That
the Petitioners cause an attested copy of their
Petition, with this Order thereon, to be served
on the Town Clerk of the towns of Hardwick
New Braintree, Oakham, Rutland Holden and
Shrewsbury, and published three weeks sue
cessiVely in the National .EgiS and .MaSsacLu-
sets Spy printed in Worcester, thirty days, at
least, before the fret Wednesday of the second
SESSION of the present General Court, that all
persons interested may then appear and shew
cause, (if any they have) why the prayer Of
said Petition should not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
PAUL WILLARD, Clerk.
IN the House ef Representatives, June IA, 1927.
Read and concurred
P. w. WARREN, CicrE.
A true copy ofthe Petition and Order there's
on. Attest.
PAUL WILLARD, CLERK of the Senate.
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CUVERLY 4 GLOVER,

Corner Of Fater and Kilby-StreetS,-B
EEAVE just received prime assortment of
Il Il SEES ON.4BLE GOODS, viz:
Superfne and common Broadcloths ana
Cassimeres Rose and Point Blankets Pad
dings Plaids Camblets; Bookings; ker-
seys; Satinetts /; Bombazstts and Bombazines;
Bang-up Cords; Furnitures blue and fancy
Prints Linen Cambrics white Cambrics;
Cambria Muslns; Swiss Muslins Buckrams !;
white Cambria Neckcloths fancy do; French
and Canton Grapes; black, green and plaid
Sarsnets black Sinchaws and Levantines !;
black Silk Hdkfs. some very superior; "a,
IA and A Grape Shawls Best Italian Sew
ing Silk ; Scarf Twist Worsted and Cotton
Hosiery; Gloves; Taffeta and Gauze RIB
bons Garniture do Braces, assorted quality !;
Flag and Bandanna Hdkfs. assorted quality /;
brown Hollands black Linens; "A and Sd
German Oil Cloths, various patterns; Tick
ings Stripes Checks; Ginghams bleached
and unbleached Shirtings and Sheetings; Rus
STA Duck and Sheetings; Diaper and Crash ;
red, white, yellow and green Flannels white
and colorcd Serges Pins English and Amer
lean Threads Knitting Cotton Wraps large
! assortment of Coat, Vest, Brace and Shirt But
tons; Brace and Vest MouIds Pocket Books
| Tapes Ivory and Horn Combs; Cloak Hooks
and Rings Hooks and Eyes; Cotton Table
/ Cloths; Cotton Damask super Linen Table
| Cloths; Silk and Cotton Velvet Wicking
/ Bucksbin Gloves and Mittens Cotton Bobbin-
ct and Thread I.acings and Edgings
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LUMBER, NAILS& GLaS'

BENZ. BUTMAN 81 co.
OFFER EoR SALE
0UOM. Sawed Shingles, lst quail.
$50 do Shaved do. do do
$50 do feet Ineosing Boards,
100 do do. s. II inch Clear do.
II do. do. inch do do
30 do. do. l & II inch Eastern do.
30 do. do. "a g. inch Clear Plank,
% do. do. 2 81 % inch Common do,
do. do. Il, 2 s. . inch Eastern do.
do do. 2, q & 3 in. Hard Wood do.
do do Maple Joist,
do do. Oak do.
DO do Pine do.
10 do. do. Eastern Clapboards,
do. do Country do.
As casks Nails and Brads, assorted,
10 bbls North'n Linseed Oil, &c. &c
II B. B. & Co., Agents for the New Eng
land Crown Glass Company, can execute or
ders for GLASS, of any size, on short notice
at factory prices.
Worcester. August 90. If
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WOOL, St9RTFRS

KETANTED, at Saxon and Leicester Fac
w tory birmingham, FOUR WOOL
SORTERS to steady, industrious, and good
workmen, constant employ and good wages
will be given. Apply at the Factory, to
ELIPHALET WHEELER, .7Seatf
Saxonville, Oct 81. 4v
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REAL ESTATE.

Ne Nendue, on the premises in Petersham,
on the nineteenth dag of November neat, al
one of the clock, in the afternoon, the whole
OF the Real Estate of CLAPP SPooNER, late Of
Petersham, in the County of Worcester, de-
ceased, except the widows right of dover
therein. The said Real Estate consists of a
small Tenement, situate rear the centre Of
fetersham, containing about thirteen acres
with Dwelling House and Barn thereon
1t is understood that the widow viii convey
her right therein to the purchaser, if desired
Conditions made known at the time and place
Of sale. ALDEN SPOONER, .adm'r
Petersham, Oct 10. 1897. s43