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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03
1924 Prizes.
lr.1ND ElnILi:s


This Lottery is ioimri by the simple combination of
'Aee numbers upon each ticket 81 numbers cry beiur
used producing 24&0l tickets and the drawing o. g balIr
which produces 90 prizes witlI three ,yR p,n~
them, 1885 with of them on; and $3.50 will, mo m
them on, the residue having none, being blauks.
To determine the fate 1864 tick cts n, tlr ecI,s1,c
The jd numbers, from 81 inclusiveN y BIZ I1ceS :,
wheel on the day OF the drawing, and c , of them H.,
lawn ont at random; ami hat ticket having on il, as
combination" the Isl, ~ aud 81 dawn numbers, viii b,
entitled to the prize of SOD O0A
iaat having on II Ihc 9Th, eth and Grli. 10 5gOO
~ 81 and 4i.. iD 25OD
~, ith and 9TH! to 20O1
ia, 9Th and 6,h, 10 l S0Ti
9TH 6'h aud tn, % 1000
a'UiSe o-e tcnctS having tire .i,h 9th anil 1tt:
%'t tlln and 8l Atn 9Th and Gih 5;A, Gin and Etb:
OH 7ii ani 8t,, each, : ON
AID al! other prizes determined in mariner, aud
A. "etaeh i" the scheme ot this lottery published in ,he
newspapers and bills.
PRICE OF TICKETS;
Hho|@ Ifchei St-fInf So Quorter q so
: 7achase Of ~ tickets in this lottery contains the Who'll,
o. a"heS used and must of necessity draw at least g;
dollars III prizes. Grnenlen who prefer TO adventure for
the large prizes only may deduct at the time of nurca
hc uC OF the small prizes, and receive the Manners
rerhcitrs rhtiting the holder the extra :za
A2"ey, (Which method is very convenient to those. who
reside at distance and DISLIKE the collection Of small
'''@e money! III this way a.Hlc TIE proceeds
"t !8 Whole tickets, comes 10 567 ID
q Quarter do To- Is Is 70
Is EighthS do. 20. 10
u The Managers VIII give the tmcs: attention a. d :
uimAnJs of distant adventures Tickets and shu1e:
dn forward free .son expense clcia! accoun, Of the,
.,sViuG immediately upon us event
Pfar Tickets former lotteries scccigeI nq ca sb a1
ING cash paid 'cmjtad directly f prizes as soon a.
Gfawu
All letters aud oEGeis to be postpaid and addressed
IL the Managers. YATES & MiNTVRE.
sept i9-w5' Washington Civ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03
pIRGINY.4:

IIIiFI.NI4:
AT rules holden in the clerks Office of the surer;oY.
court OF cha"cery for tie Richmond district, the "a
JOHN S. Atkinson at,
aGanst
frances Elicit, widow and Levisce of Robert Elicit
Geod, " iilIam Cunningham ex'or of Robert Elicit,
80; James b. CioPton surviving trustee of Fran
ces Elicit and others and Nelson Elicit, dns
he defendant James b. Copton, not having enter
ed ms appearance and given security according 10 the
"c' OF assembly and The rules of this court, and il an
aant OF Tins country: is ordered that the said de-
iehuant do appear here the first day of the next
term and answer the bin of tie plaintiff; and that 4
copy OF h order be forthwith inserted i'm some news
paper published in the city of Richmond for two
months snccessvey, and posted the font door o.:
the capitol, in the said CITY,
% copy. Tesie, WIN w. HENINC. &C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03
TUtGEYY.I:

TIitGE.NYI:
II rules holden in the clerks Office Of the snrcrior
court OF chanCary for The Richmond district the c.f
day OF August, 1872.
Thomas Tresdway and David Buchanan, SURVIVING
partners OF Po'locii, Treadway and COMPANY y,?ls
against
John Burton, Dranch Burton, Virginia Graham. re
bert Graham, and Jane Graham, G6s
The defendant Brauci, Burton not l,avinr enfare,,
his appearance and given security according 10 ,he act
o. ASSEMBLY and tie rules OF Ills court and il appear
'E!! - ''-'7Y evidence. that he is not an inal,i-
taut OF tins country. Ii is ordered, That the said defer
daIIt do appear here the first day of the next tern,
and answer the bin of tie plaintiffs; and that a copo
Of this order he forthwith Inserted in some newspa
per published in tie city of Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted the front door of the cap
itoi. in the said city.
63 COPY. Teste, WIN. w. HEN1NG. C. c.
T'IIIG!FTl:
st rules holden in the clerks oice Of Tic SUPERIOR
court OF chancery for Che Richmond district the God
day OF July, 1897:
John Carl, DH.
against
Si!as Hay and Hiram oomer merchants and mariners
trading under the jrm of Hayes aud Loomer,
IT'S
The defendant Hiram I.ooner, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the act
otassenby and lie rules ftis court and arearinr
by satisfactory cvIdsEce thai he not an nartani Of
ts county II Is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on TIC first day oiIe next term and answer
me OIL OF lie plaintiff; aud that copy OF this order be
foThTIh inserted in some newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond Tor two months successivn!y and
posted at the front door OF tue capitol III The said city
G3 A COPY. 'fesIe, WIN ~ !TEN(Nrs G G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03
"U3GLN1.4.

{F{ltt,Lli.i
a. rules holden in lie eIo.hs Office OF Inc superior
court OF chancefy ;or The Richmond district the onl
day OF July, 1897: ' VIZ ~
Carter l!ambic;t and frances Hail. ,,
William II. Wycbe James NJ ,v;Ih,r,
has wife, Jesse Spers and William WYNN, John
GOODWIN lsham i Iia'gravc and James Harrrayc.
O'"'''ssionc's under decree of Dnwddie court
The defendants William II. Wyche, James nj W;,.
Ourn "nI sally his wife not ovng entered their appear
-; u g''en security according to the act of assen.-
W ana INC rules of tins court and il appearing nv sa
tSiactory evidence, that t,ey are mo- Me f
ns country it is ordered, that the said defendants do
80 q" we iirstday OF the next term and an
me OH OF 'e plaintiffs; and that copy of this
~ o oi,h''I'n inserted in newspaper publish
ca III tie city of Richmond for v months sncressva.
ly, and posted NJ tho Cron a.. ~ ."s 'u|e ess'e-
city. ~ i'o'' III 'he saIu
63 a cory. Testc, WIN. w HENINC.
IIEGLNIl:
Al rules, holden in the Gle, ks Office Of H.. ,,o.;,.
court OF chancery for be Richmond district The ON,
day of Juy, 1927: '"e II"
Daniel J. Justice,
against -
Je imam Y Stokes and Joseph s. Clarke, ais.
"e Hc'ena"ii Joseph S Clarke not having entered
MS appearance and given security according to the act
u assembly and the rules OF this court and il
!IG oy satisfactory evidence, that lie is mol an inh,b
liant of this country; is ordered that the said dr
dai,t 90 appear here the first day of the uext torn
ana answer the hlt of Tie PLAINTIFF that cont Of
,'lt1 oioer DC forthwith inserted in newspaper rut
l'1.u "a ne cy OF Richmond, for months sue
ana posted at the front door of the capitol ia
% = cory. Testr, WRI. w HENING. C. 6.
IiLiif.SIJ:
At rules holden in the clerks Office of tho surorio,
GoaFl O. cli'nccry for tie Echncnd district, tie sna
day OF July, 1927:
John Iumes.
"Gairst
George tlonerIe, and Daniel hIolong and David Flo,
dts
ne defendants not having entered their appearance
ana given security according 10 the &C, of assembly
a"u me rules OF Tins court and appearing by satsac-
Tory evidence, that they na bants tins couu
KY; IL Is ordered that the said defendants do appear
,e, on the ii'st day of the next and answer e.
o' OF INC plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
'or'""'th inserted IN some newspaper published in the
city OF I'icmofa, for two months successfully .n';
posted at The font door of the capitol in the said sitv
ob a copy. Tesc, WIN w. HENING C. g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03

HEssbs u. & !. DICK,
.''eI'ch-NS you are not Inhabitants Of this eomron-
wealth. and TIE above order can in no oiber s he lie
G" 10 you have caused it 10 be published herewith and
request you 10 take notice Of the same in order tat Won
nay nave the bill therein named, amended in the mode
directed, If you shall choose do So am cegterner
~ o'e-'e"i se'Fau'- 'pHE =. ROBERTS ON.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27
LATEST FROM PERU.

From Banota papers to March 18th, receiv-
cd by the editors If the New York Daily AdvcI-
tses we learn that Grur Al Santa Cruz pub
lishrd a decree on the 25th Of January, con-
voking a Consttueu rat Eougrrss foI the lSt Of May,
10 form IA constitution adapted 10 the country,
and 10 elect President aud Yiee-Presdent
+" THIS measure proves the force and the fri
"umph Of the Constitutional party. Bolivar,
!" whatever his motive NAV have been has late
"ly appeared friendly TO anti-repub'ican pin
" cipies Whether hc is or not, II is clear that
" Peru as well as large proportion of Co.
"lombia, will not tolerate them. The procls-
" nation Santa Cruz virtually oVerlhrowS the
" Bolivian constitution, adopted in December,
in Peru, and, in our opinion. seals its fac
" forever. lis rcsolute oppoSefs IN Colombia,
I" Gen Santandcr and hrs friends, were all
" pleased with the news which was brought
"to Bogota by two Columbian officers and ev-
"ery expression Of joy was exhibited in that
capital.
i" This hloodlcsS revolution was commenced
AT Lima on the 2fth of January, by the Co
- lombia officers who elected Gen. Bustameu,e
- the commander in chief and arrested their
" chief officers to spnd them home. They then
passed kind Of protest against the reg olu-
- ton Of Paez, aud the proposition for Dicta-
tor in Colombia. \ meeting Of citizens WIS
" also held in Lima. which r,pr#scntrd that the
" constitution Of B ,liva had been adopted IN
" der con,traint This induced SANTA Cruz 5
" proclamation The result OF this highly I'M
portaui measure viii he, il all human proba-
" biitV, 10 discourage anv design AGAINST the
" strict republican, ~ stem IN South America. a.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27

srrrfhi SIMS hereby appropriated shan be paid
out OF any money 10 the Treasury moi otler"ise
appropriated Pf0ui,L>1 .olegref. That 40 mo
ney appropriated by this aei shall be paid q ny
person, for has compensation, "ho Is IN arrears
10 the United States, until sneh person shan
have accounted ior, and paid into the Treasury
all sun for !" hich he may be liable : Prorided,
nls9. That nothing ~ tins section contained
shall h. construed g. extend to balances arising
splelyhoh the depreciation Of Treasury Notes
received b. such persons TO be expended IN the
public service. Butt all cases where the pay
or sal ~ any person is Withheld, IN pursuance
Of tbs act, II snail be the iuty Of the Account
ing 0.iicer, II demand al by the party, III, agent
or attorney, to report forthwith 10 the agent OF
the Treasury Department the balance due :
ana IT shall be the duty Of sald agent, within
sixty DAYS thereafter TO order suit to be COM
menced against such delinquent and his sureties.
Approved ID March 1927.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27
D o1E 9 :. ) 7 I g
ApANs MEEuNGIN PENIS WYNN

ADAMS MEEFiE IN PENIS YLVANIN
From he Cba1tbers6rg Repository. 1pra H.
The political meeting held al the Court-houSc
in this place last week, the proceedings Of which
appear in another part of TINS paper was the
most numerous aud respectable, that has been
held here tor several years and its proceedings
Conducted with drcoIum and unanimity we
have seldom Witnessed. Immediately atter il
was organized, GEORGE CHAMBERS Esq. rose
and addressed the meeting, in speech Of con.
siderable Notwithstanding the object fox
Which it was convened, and stating the senti-
ments and opinions of those who called it, with
respect to the opposition raised TO the present
administration of the General Government
contrasted the policy Of supporting domestic
manufactures, with thai commended for in the
southern section of the Union. in which he
showed in clear aud forcbe manner, that the
best interests of Pennsy wanna required an ad-
herence 10 the tormeT-and IN conclusion, eS-
pressed the fullest confidence in the ability, n-
tegrlty and virtue Of the President, and pro-
nounred the opposition as having originated in
disappointment.
MIR. c. was followed by JuDoG BARD; he ex-
pressed regret that any cause should exist to
Justify geographical allusion but facts, he
sad, supported the opinion, of a determl-
nation in the south g. oppose any man North of
the Potomac being elected President, however
worthy or capable he mig bt he-that ever since
the establishment Of the government with but
one exception, and ior the last quarter of a Ceo-
tu,V without single exception, they had fur
nlshed the Presidents notwithstanding, Mr.
Adalns vas no sooner elected. than they had
united almost to iuan, TO oppose his admin
isiration. right or wrong Or as some of their
bodest leaders had declared, il II should be as
pure as the angels at the right hand OF God I!
He acqnlesced in the view taken by Mr.. Cham.
bers, OF the policy of protecting manutac-
lures and the course the interest of Pcnnsyiva
MIA directed her to take in the approaching con-
test for the Presidency expressed his conf
denee IN Mr. Adams, and condemned in warm
and pointed terms all opposition not founded
upon principle.
PUBLIC MEETING.
numerous and respectable meeting Of the
citizens OF Franklin county. convened at the
Courthouse in Johannesburg, the 10th OF A.
pril. 1877, IN pursuance Of public notice. The
meeting was organized by the appointment of
DAVID FULLERTON. Esq. Chairman, aud Cap
tain Samue! Dana and jacob Oyster, ESQ. Sc.
rctaries. g.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27

INV AISINfH ~ isfNsf'N''
H,-lt, NJ .uah into he arms Of aairh'
a. t,ys ,,4 -at. hal ssen h,s iu'. d"ep 'ifep
IA ,,.v ,.bs I,veabi.n uiib hfoknuh'ar'
n, la,l n hsArs. fpra IN rs low rr'v''
A,4fi, thu, stsffs N her nh"s - f'rs,
Ael,,rtb. xits ~ - sevs, eonfo'ti"'s
=. ,A,.c ,,h, ssssr q IN lad And there wss one'
4, h,,,r form, tn, T,fa II life, WIN t0os,
Pa. asn n,-a, bs refse nd from tho rra'rfroN Il
TN ,vraNne.s md The sartags n Our nature
hnt m. 10 frieadship. pal, arro'elncsN
Wa houad N lih VIA saslzi IN that i"'nh'
Ana. ~ the tendrrnrs. af niartai griei'
". ,,e,s IN fAai lav eals, and Stood md "rp''-
I'll. angels. h-allas from nisir bright abode
vondcr'd at thai stflnga Iofs-
The Saviour stood,
Ara n, hi. side es.a .s.t thf ruefbowod ioths
or f,a,o who arpt II. the ae-p silent WOO
M ,s,qun's Asart. y hen womap's bcpr' 10 broken
And many, ,efiaezs.as tnat serdless fFl'i'
Monde, ID thai iu,r - tender aud 50 strong
So. witch bad ..iyea hgat 10 sightle'' cyes'
r,,,l5 r,,, have stayed the wasting of disease
And saved The Feaile ,iriin from the grave.
t.rr,t. 70 ,,ya, the stans, "a the sa,our said
Ali. coniusrd they took away the stone
S., tho a,rk chamber where the dead vas laid
Add ,,a,oh'd IN tasif defp silence All wos huah'as
And Jesus ras'd his eyes to The pure heaven,
H.. home Of gloty TIN worlds we're made
Arl ,,ronp in faith anVaverinr, held, as man,
Sublime communion With tho Source Of Being
Thou he, the Resurrection aud the Life
Snake TO the lfoles. clay hbn1arus' conc fofih
death heard that mi gty voice The dead came forth
all,ing man "Ahi.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27
BY AJpHoR1T

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PAsNtp Al INT
SECOND SESSION OF TIT sisLftLNrH coN'hhss'
TPuALIc-No l3
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-17
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

WHEREAS the County of Worcester is
w infested with Hawkers, Pedlars, Petty
Chapmen, DC. going from town to town, and
place to place, selling and vending Goods,
Wares, and Merchandise, contrary to the sau-
tary provisions of Law,-JNo0, therefore, all
those who feel an interest to break up this
system OF trade, and put the Law in execution
against those who attempt to carry it on, are
particularly requested to meet at Lewis Lilley's
Inn, in Worcester, on NEXT,
the 24th instant, at 2 o'clock, P NJ for the
purpose of adopting such measures as may be
deemed most expedient for efectually arresting
this unlawful traffic. Worcester, Oct II.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-17
DIED.,

In this town, on the 18th inst. Catherine C.
daughter Of MIR. Samuel Hathaway, aged
years
In Brookfeld, on the 9th inst Mr. Thomas
Ranger, aged go. Printers IN Vermont and
Ohio are requested to insert this DEATH
In Sterling, Lieut. Silas Roper, soldier of
the Revolution, aged 73-Mr. Calvin May
nard, aged AZ.
In Oakham, Sept. 80, Lavina Hunt, aged
99-Sept. 26, Louisa Davis, only child of Ell
mer and Sarah Earle, aged 2 years and z
months.
In Grafton, on the 9Th inst Mr.. Enoch
Greenwood, Revolutionary soldier, aged 20.
Printers in ~ Y. and Vermont, are requested
to insert this DEATH
In Northbridge, on the 21st ult. John Adams,
I'd, aged A. Printers IN Termon1 are re-
qutsted to insert this DEATH
In Holden, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Susan
White, aged 80. Printers an Maine are re-
queSted to insert this
In Princeton, on the 18th inst Mr. Ira Davis,
aged 20.
in Hubbardston, on the Odd ult. Mr.. Eli
Newton, son of Mr.. Ithemar Newton. aged 10.
In Sterling, Mrs. Lucinda Kendall, wife OF
DR.. Pierson T. Kendall, and daughter of the
late Rev. Joseph Kilburn, of Wendell, aged 80.
In Hopkinton, Mr. Simeon Dow, aged 95,
the oldest inhabitant of that town.
In Rehoboth, Mrs. Lydia Miller, wife of
Capt Joshua Miller, aged IS years
In West Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Percy Will
liams, relict of Rev Nehemiah Williams, Of
Brmfeld, aged 78.
In West Stockhr:dge, on the 9Th inst. Ado
lade, daughter of Miles Morgan, Esq aged -four
years The circumstances Of this chld's death
are peculiarly distressing. On Monday she
went early to school, and by some means her
clothes took fire from a stove which was in the
rchool of o1,4
all in a blaze in a moment-there being only
three or four small children present they could
render her no assistance, and before any was
given, her situation was nearly hopeless The
little sufferer fingered until Tuesday, at IL
o'clock, and then expired.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-17
.MARRJED

In this town, by Rev Mr.. Going, MIR. Leon.
ara Pool to Miss Lydia Earle, daughter Of
Capt John Earle-Y yesterday morning, by Rev
Or; Bancroft, Mr.. John A. Whitcomb, of Ware,
to Miss Caroline Pierce, of this town.
In Bolton, Eliakim Holman, NJ d. OF Har-
yard, to Miss Lucinda, daughter of Jonathan
Whitcomb, Esq of Bolton
= In Fomfret, Conn. Mr.. Horace Whittiker, of
Southbridge, to Miss Abbeline Fl. Wilkinson
In Stafford, Conn. by Amos Harvey, Esq.
mr.; James Babcock, to Miss Hannah Cutler,
both Of Petersham, Mass.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-17
Medical Lectures-Bosfon
To the Hon. Senate and Hous :

% the Hon. Senate and House
of Representatives of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts:
ME WORCESTER & FITzwILLIAM TuRS-
N PIKE CORPORATION humbly represents. that
they, according to the act of incorporation, did
make said Turnpike Road; and, according to
a statute in such case made, did erect FOIL
Gate on the line of this Commonwealth for the
purpose of receiving toll according to such
statute that, for long time, your Petitioners
have found the situation of said gate yery in
convenient and prejudicial to the intSr, Its d
said Corporation, inasmuch as said .ste is cit.
uated at the extremity of said road; the said
road commencing at said line of the Common
wealth, and extending to Templeton, in the
County OF Worcester; that, since the making
OF said road, number of saw mills have bean
erected near the same, and large quantities of
lumber are now transported great part of the
length of said Turnpike, to the great damage
of said road, free of toll in consequence of the
situation of said gate and further, at the same
gate is now received the toll of two Corpora
tons, viz the above named and the Eitzwil-
liam Village Turnpike Corporation, whereby
great difficulty and Inconvenience arises as
well to your petitioners as to the inhabitants IN
and near said road and said gate. Wherefore
your petitioners pray, that they may be allow
ed to move their gate from the place where it
now stands, and erect q gate at or near the
house of Jacob Wales, in Winchendon, Innhold-
er, with the privilege of receiving toll thereat,
in the same way and manner which they now
by law receive toll at the present gate. And
as in duty bound will ever pray.
| JONA. CUTTING, in. .4geatS
/ LlPHA FRENCH, and Dir6ctorsof
| DAVID COBLEIGH, \ said Gorpoyotieup
Templeton, Feb. IL, 1897. ~
!
| COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAGHUsDTYs.
In Senate, Jata.e IA. 1897.
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 Clerks of Winchendon and Roy
alston, and published in the National Egis and
Massachusetts Spy. printed in Worcester, thir-
ltv DAYS. at least, before the first Wednesday of
the second Session of the present General
! Court, that all persons interested may then
appear and shew cause (f any they have ,)why
the prayer of said Petition should not be grant.
ed. z
Sent down for concurrence.
I PAUL WILLARD, Clerk.
In the Hoase Of Representatives, -Tnne Is, 1897.
+ Read and concurred.
p. w. WARREN, clerk.
Atrue Copy of the Petition and Order there
ON. Attest
PAUL WILLARD, C1era Of gc Scpata
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-17

WORCESTER, SIS. Oct. 2, 1897.
TENAKEN on Execution, the same having
III been attached on mesne process, and will
be sold at Public Vendue, at Creighton Rug
gles's Inn, in Hardwick, on SATURDAY, the
10Th day Of November neat, at three O'Clock,
p Mall the Right in Equity which DAVID
ELLIS has to redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate on which he now lives, situate in said
Hardwick, about four miles southwest of the
Centre Westinghouse, containing about one
hundred acres of Land with the Buildings
thereon, bounded northerly and easterly by
land of William Bassett and D. Elwell south
by land of E. Burt and westerly by land of
j. Ellis +42 SETH HOLDEN, ID. Sheriff
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-17
Oct. 6. 1897

WoRcEsTBR, SIS. Oct. 6, 1877.
VUNAKEN on Execution, (the same having
been previously attached on mesne pro-
cess) and will be sold at Public Vendue, at the
house of Miles Bacon, Innholder in Uxbridge,
on SATURDAY., the 10Th day IF .Nocember
neat at two of the clock in the afternoon, all
the Right in Equity that JOSEPH BUXTON,
of Mendon, has to redeem a certain Farm on
which Benjamin Bishop now lives, situated in
the south part of Uxbridge aforesaid, contain
ing about one hundred acres of Land, with the
Buildings on the same-bounded on land OF
Rufus Buxton, Nathan Aldrich, ID, Asahel Al
drich, and the line of Rhode Island.
az ROYAL THAYER, ID. Sheriff.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-17

ERRATA. In the notice of the straying away
from Ware of Hezekiah Bush, on the outside
of this paper. the word winter was inserted in
the twelfth line by mistake We understand
he was heard from, in the south part of this
county, about four weeks since
In the lines Oh the death of Canning, in last
weeks Spy, for "Olio's graphic pen,' read
Clos graphic pen.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-17
TAKE NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WN HEREAS, RHODA WHITNEY, my
w Wife, has left my bed and board, and
refuses to live where have made suitable pro-
vision for her support; Therefore, this is to
forbid all persons trusting or harboring her on
my account, as shall pay no debts OF her con-
tracing, or Cor her support, after this date.
EDWARD WHITNEY.
Athol, Oct s, 1927. ~