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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-25
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Hear Admirsl Il a.. H..
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Hear Admiral n III, n,
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MOI
Extract Of et,tr from Captain Hamilton -,
vs. ship Canbrain, To Vice Admiral Sir ri ~ Ha
,i"gton, dated k,tlies, the 18th Ocl 1897 '''e
hSve the iionor OF Informing YOU that 49,.
Yesterday m'rnihg, ~ company With tie Rns;on i
Constantine the Captain Of which hid place, L,,,
der my orders. On entering tie Gulnh NJ. i "yh
clouds Of fire and smoke that the work az
still gong on. The ships we're anchored or H.
Ancyro, and Joint letter from nv. cit and M. p "M
tam was despatched TO the lurkish command,
winch rntlosei the Russian and English oibc.
bearers OF 1t, were not allowed 10 procee Ia
nor have we yet received any answer. Ia the
We the Two captains, went on shore, TO the t;,e.t
tiers, and were received with The creates, enmn
dist ress Of the inhabitants driven from the p . 4
ing women and children dying every nomenr d, ,b
starvation, and hardly any having better TODD ANN h
grass! have promised TO send small uuaniry NJ m
10 the caves in the mountains, where these -, ,r
wretches have taken refuge.
1t is supposed that if lbiahim remains in Greec.
than third OF its inhabitants will die Of absolute u,
No. III.
Statement made ny the Secretary 10 the Can,an, H.
the Poit Of Navarino, Oct. 2lsl, 1897
Turkish line Of battle ships; TurkisI, A,lm;,, Cd
guns, $50 men, 650 kllcd do. 81 guns Semen "a
rs guns. $50 men. 400 killed a Egyptian double br l..
rgates-64 guns each, from 450 TO 500 men Is TwlH
trgates-4s guns, from 45o to $40 men, is Tu,k.I w.
vettes, Ely p'ian do.-tom IL 10 "a guns, 9tO MEN
Turkish brigs Egyptian do 10 guns, from Ia /, ,;]
men. Egyptian fire vessels $1,000 Egyptian .ruon
the Morea, 1900 Of whom came with the above Sim,
No. ~ -Ciranslaon.)
As the squadron OF the Allied Pow ers did no, enter NJ
vatino with hostile lntenon, but only to rencs 10 N,
Commanders Of the iniksh feet propositions Nhch v.,
20 the advantage of The Grand Seignor hmse "a M
our intention to destroy what ships OF tie Ottoman AVE-
may yet remain, now that signal vengeance has
be iited on the allied flags.
We send, therefore, Of the Turkish Captains hne
into our hands prisoner, 10 make known !brahn "a
cha Monlaiem iey, Talr Pacha and Cap tana Bcy svt
As to all The other Turkish Chiefs that If one SIM lie nu
iet n shot be again fired on ship or bos,c N
Allied Powers, We shall Immediately destroy al iher
naming vessels as well the forts Of Navarno and M
we shall consider such act Of hostility finGi A
arGnoa ef tie Porte against The three .ked PoEns and
shch The Grand Seynor and his PacLas NUT sss5 h IN
Die consequences.
hut il Tie Turkish Chief acknowledging tie arrrcso
they have committed by commencing the firing, absa
"n any act OF hostility shall these TENS
good un'ie standing which they have themselves neimp
ed. III tins they will have the white lag hoisel
all The forts before The end Ut this day We t uaul ca
egorical answer, without evasion, before sunset.
Signed b, the English, French and Russian Admiral.
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From Ne .Nav FORK Commercial .7ducftser, ne. Il.
WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND .LGlERS

Our Correspondents Of The Boston Statesman lave a-
war,eL us extracts from the Gibraltar Ciionice 4 he
and dt OF November, received at that port Satls
The following account Of an action between the Asefn
and French Sqadrons, was receiy ell al 5rala il aied
from Algers.
The Algcrines had been for some tine Nrepsriny fN
the avowed object OF attacking The French crce, and
The night Of October 81 (hcirg the Of tie rSty
NIahomcts nativity their squadron consisting # net
lowing ships put 10 sea:A triga'e Of 50 guns corvette
(the Am''a ship SO guns another corvette "a 'lts
another ~ guus; two three.masteG schoones 10 tM,
each two SCI oonerS 16 guns each two do l. guns each
two do 10 guns each, aud big of l8guns.
Early the following morning, they seen stcesngo
the ~ w. Whilst The French squadron consisting Of 49,
gun razee Che Adnral's Ship another q The las
and ueal-2 briggs me u 20 and the other Of Il g0rs lp
pesred at considerable distance in the oiig, hearing
down with a northcly wisd upon the cnt my On lhe'
approach to each other, bath sqnaros manr ere! a'
some time 10 get the either gage, which the SKI Ct inc
French obtained and kept. At o'clock the &C. on
commenced, ard continued courageousy on both SIDES
for two hours and quarter The ine ton OF 'he ASet
rnes evidently appear 10 be TO board rather than ongn'
At distance; but their object was frustrated by Tie WIND
ward position Of tie French ships The French Admiral
bore the trnnt OF tie action, and Tor some tine sustained
the united attacks If the Agerine Adnira's shp two cor
veites, aud schooner At quarter past ;hrce NE acon
ceased, neither party showing deposition to renew ~
Tar coul he observed, neither ha,irg sustained rta
jury for at O'Clock, all the Age'ne squadron ~a' iee'
steering for the p'r apparently IN coed Order and WINS
much regularity len they left u. npul sued ana anmO
Tested by The French hD sG"rcd nGr'hwestc'N q" -
lhc French squadron has stnrc resumed he 5lra sac
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Nnnlntx. WV DreasnrA !.

N'IHlNTN, . y III7 "H IT
n .'a" rNnon,.,, ,ib. Upon the suhl,c OF me 'e
nared apprehension Of Son at Quebec, as grenn as
Vermont paper. and copied By few dsts siHee Ns
Petersburg ntt l!gtnecr ohsei :" We begin 10 tHis
ress upon 10 hoer foundation Than TIA, OF lie 't oi
Renond the late keeper Of the H. States iicrl a. fnp
delpha, imprisoned at New York charge u io'SsN,
who, it will be seen by paragraph fom the A"w ~
COMMERCIAL in anocr column, is sin alive lnl MA wa
going The Cashier of the Bank o Virginia at is't's'
burg, the lnegenccr taos, las received u" dnecl V
NATION he sui ject Of the reported aic, . sntfS0i'
EpCg..
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.7nnppolis. f.M. J Dec. !.

.IEhGpois, .M- DrC. r.
FATAL AreipgNr.--A most dt cai.ltl acilus@
occurred in tins city On Tuesday afternoon. Inc
particulars. 50 far as they have reached Us are u
follow Two children, nne named EdrG'd aDo'
ten years Of a.c, the ether rhoriss aged seven
cieht years beth sons oi Mr.. Richard H. " aus,
while playing about the dock, stopped al ~ w,a,'
where a youth who had been cunning had lai"'''
While me ,ou,h. wha had hrou.!.t US gun "
shore with him a<d laid il upoa an old mast hV'
the Nla.i, returned. ID the boat, CAdrles, 'le ,V""
gest Of tue chlnl,cn. was observed 70 TX ms a!c''
ton upon II. and was cautioned not 70 tnu''i n
The warning, however, was UNDECIDED bN hiili ~
when un"bserve'i by any pei son present NJ a.,
up the piece for the parposc Of snapp'as IT, -"
the trigger helng drawn. the gun, when was ne''
lily charged, wrt OIL, and, mcAneho'y 10 ieiH''' :.
shorklnsly wounded his brother EGaaFe' vi" ~,
sitting opposite The mn24!e, that ne ia !" ~
course OF three or four hours after 'he seeMef'
One arm oil the deceased was torn oil pct"ee' wv
elbow and the wrist, and the bone 81 one iss' :
few inches below the knee, comp,ste', s''As''fS"
The rropricty a ,eeih IS NECESSITY
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r. CODRINGTON,
Vice Admiral.

y ice Admiral.
No. 1.-(Translation.}
The Admirals commanding the s1uadrons OF
the three Powers which signed the Treaty Of Lon
don. having met before Navaino, FOR the purpose
of conceIting the means Of etfecting the object
specified in the said Treaty, viz: armlatice de
iacto between the Turks and the Greeks, have sci
forth in the present protocol the rcsult OF THEN
conference.
Considering that after the provisional suspension
Of hustilites to which lbrahn Pacha consented
in his conference oil the 25th September last
which tie English and Freuch Admlral., acting
Likewise in the name Of the Russian Admiral, the
said pacaa did the very next day violate his en-
gagements by causing his fleet to come out, with
a view to its proceeding to another point in the
Morea
Considering that since the return of that fleet
TO Navarino, III consequence of a second requls.
ton addressed to lbrahnn by Admiral Codrineton.
who had met him near patras, the troops Of the
Pacha have not ceased carrying OH a species Of
| warfare more destructive and DISCRIMINATING than
before, putting women and children to the sword,
burning the habitations, tearing up trees by the
roots, in order to complete the devastation OF the
country
Considering that, with view Of putting stop
to the atrocities which exceed all that has hitherto
taken place, the means Of persuasion and concil-
alton, the representations made to the Turkish
Chiefs and the advice given to Mehemet Ali and
his son, have been treated as mockeres, whilst
they might, with one word have suspended the
course OF so many barbarities:
Considering that there only remains to the Com
man'lers Of the allied squadrons the choice be-
tween three modes of fulfilling the Intentions Of
their respective Courts, namely
LIST. That continuing, throughout the whole Of
the winter, blockade, difficult, expensive, and
perhaps useless, since a storm may disperse the
squadions, and afford to lbrahim the facility Of
conveying his destroying army to different points
OF the Morea and the islands.
2dlv. The uniting the allied squadron in Naya
rino itself, and securing by their armament pAe-
sence, the inaction oil the Ottoman fleets but
which mode alone leads to no termination, since
the Porte persists in not changing its system.
3dly. The proceeding to take position with the
squadrons in Nayarino, III order 10 to lbra-
him propositions which entering into the spirit o.
the Treaty, were evidently to the advantage oi III,
Porte itself.
After having taken these three modes into con
sideration, we have unanimously agreed that thi,
third mode may, without etusion of blood and
without hostilites, but simply by the imposing pre-
sence OF the sluadrons. produce determination
leading to the desired object.
We have III consequence adopted It. and set il
forth in the present protocol Oct ID, 1927.
(sgned9 EDWARD CODRINGTON.
4 Wee Admiral and Commanders
in Chei OF his I'i,anLic Ma
/ Jesty's ship, and vessels il
. III ~
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The ryo?'iety q .eelh S necessity
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-25

misunderstanding between the po.trs--the total
determination of the Greek population, and mas
sacre Of the Frank inhabitants residing in the Turk
ish dominions.''
THE TURKISH AND EGYPTIAN FLEET
DESTROYED.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
JACOB A.LBR1aHy.

No. los .irch-.,feet, Phiiade,biG
Sold in Wilmington, by c. b. FiUGHl.N, Drngsis
NJ. A Market-strect.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
TslEUyCAX AIND GEaENS1CL
P7'epNrNtsORs

For Sale at Joseph iringhurst's Drug and Chemical
Store, No. 81, Market-Street, " ilmington,
Denarcozcd Opium and haudanum Black Drops,
these preparations do not sicken the stomach
Iodine. fIydriodale Of Potash Extracts of Taraxaci
Stramonium, Belladona, Ciauta, Aconte, Helleb
Mig Etaterum Hyosciamus, Quassl;i, Cnchona &c,
Seeds of Tincture of CalchcuE., Clarified Calamus
Digitalis, Balm, Peppermint with variety of fresh
Herbs. Bleaching Salts by which stains may be re.
moved, from white dresses, table cloths. Or tilc
finest lace without injury 10 the article Salt Of Ie
mon for removing iron mould. Pure Snlphle Of
Quinine in powder, pills and solutions ndelbe In,
for marking white articles, this cannot be washed
out Genuine Cologne Waters from Paris. Seuiz
and Soda Powders always fresh. Paper pill Boxes
! Cough Drops. Cough Syrup. Syrup Squls, Bate.
mans Drops, British Oil, Harlem. Spike, Pepper.
mint, Lemon, Orange. Bergamot, ami Roses, God
frcys Cordial, Steers Opodeldoc Match Liyhts
Spunk. Oshorne's superior water colours Pink
Blue, Purple. and Lilac Sancers, Indian Ink, Equd
Blue Dye Canary Seed, &C. Together with zen.
era assortment Of Medical and Chemical Articlesk
Oct. So. 53--3m
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23

June %, 1877.
N. B. We nave in addition to the above just re-
ceiyed a general assortment Of Fashionable lpool
and Fur HATS, on commission, from the well
known factory of Isaac SHorwELf., No, AZ, south
Front Street, Phlalelp lpha--which will be sold low.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
a PLANTATION,

TIL; Subscriber offers for private sale, valaa-
Bile Farm, lying on the turnpike leading 10 Elk,
about two miles below Chislana- Bridge 1t con-
tans - acres so Of which are under thriving TIM
ber, and the remainder under tillage, with 4 good
proportion well set with clover: there is also on the
premises good bearing orchard--the fences are in
good order. The buildings are good dwelling
house. stable and granary. further description
will be given, and the land shewn to any one apply
ing, By the subscriber, living on the Plantations.
WILLIAM B. M'INTIRE.
15--t1 Dec
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
Clay's Speeches, &c.

S-Biographcalsketc of Mr.. Clay.
Speech on Manufactures--Line of the Perdido--
Bank kcharter-Auginentatio ofthe military force
Increase of the Nayy--New Army--Emancpatio
of South Amerca--Internal mprovement--Semin-
ole War--Mission to South America-The Tariff
Spanish treaty--Greek revolution-American in
dustry--Colonlz alton of the negroes-Bank ques-
tion-Address to Constituents--Speech at Lewis
buigh; with apotrait in front-Price 81 95--The
above work to be had Of the publishers of this pa
per, at their Book Store, No. 81, Market-Strcet.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
ATLANTIC SOUVENIR
FOR 1923.

Just received and for sale here, The .4aant;c Son.
vcnir. IA beautiful Christmas and New-Year's Pre-.
sent, handsomely boarded, with gilt leaves and en-
closed in an elegant ornamented case. This is be-
eved to be of the mos: splendid little works Of
taste ever published in this country it contains Is
elegant cngravings, descriptive of Cats Kill falls, ii.
conderoga, Delaware Water Gap, Bournouese War
ror, Moonlight &c. &C. &c.
Nov. s. R. PORTER s. SON.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
.MiddJet0aum .zcOdcMssy.
CLASSICAL nEPARTrMxsya 4.
THIS Institution will be opened on Monday
the ED. of October Inst, under the care

THIS Institution will be opened Monday
the ED. Of October Inst, under the care
oithe Rev. JOSEPH WILsoy.
In this Seminary students will he thoroughly in
strueed in the different branches of a good English
aud Classical Education, viz Reading, Writing
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Compo-
sition. Eocution, Mathematics. and the Greek ana
Latin Languages The terms of tuition will be for
the English branches, exclusive of Mathematics.
SO per session, or $40, including the Mathematics;
for the Languages, including the English, $40 per
session. Tuition money to be paid in advance.
There will be two sessions in the year. with "A
short vacation between EACH
Good boarding can be obtained in respectable
families in the village, at the rate Of Forty Dollars
per session and few hoarders can be accommo.
dated in the family of the Principal.
JOHN EDDOWES. Sec'v.
3Eddictoon, October /, 1927. 48--3m
oIeFTo be published in the Elkton Press s,-Ches-
tertown Teegraph--Centrevill Times--and in tho
Easton (Md.) papers for three months, and their
bills forwarded to the Secretary.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
NJ CnuIley 81 Ricc,

South Hest of, and near TO, ErandyW'ne !HtHs,
IN and adjoining the store formerly conducted by
MIR. John Rice, as grocery--where II may not oe
Of disadvantage to call and examine Tor themselves
The following compose part OF sheH assortment;
DRY GOODS.
Supcrfipc broad cloths and caaslmcrs, assorted
colors; linen and cotton drlllngs yellow ana piue
impo,tod and domestic nankn Valentia, Marseilles,
toiinet and Florentine yestipgs; black, PLAN ;ia
twilled bombazets; Circassian g'nghams, cailcoes,
cambria, bleached and brown sinrtins and sheeuhs
nuslins, Irish linens, long lawns and cambric iels,
Leyentines. Florences Gros lie Naples, lutestling,
Dap and banlanna hdkis. Cotton and linen eo. white
and coIored canton Grape and Grape shawls, green,
white and black Italian do worstcd and cotton hose
and srspenders York tan and beaver gloves, 1laW-
skins make of kid gloves of superior quality, "hite
and coorcd domestic plaids and stripes tappy'
bang-up and Pttsburg cords; fustnas and drilings'
Hannels. furniture and apron check; SWISS, null,
book and Jackonet musns; Sd, 5-4 and Cd dlmity,
crash, diaper and table linens, bedhcking RUSSIA
and imitation sheetlng, bleached and unbieached
coarse linens, Osnaburg and Burlaps, Porter and
Lancashire sheetings; Wilmington jackson, Adams,
and Jefferson stripes jeans, Garcia stripe, glng-
hams black and brown holland, sacking- bottoms
sowing silks and sowing cotons, senshaw, saHsenet,
black and light coored lasting, sc.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, tea, coffee, molasses. -four, nfackerel, in
bbls and half bbs. ginger, alspice, pepper ground
and in the grain, nutmegs, cloves, &c. Together
with general variety Of liquors and sea stores.
PAINTS IND OILS
White lead black lead, red lead, blue, red, yel-
low ochre, Prussia blue, chronic yellow yerdigris
, ground and dry, patent green, fig blue, logwood
&c. winter, summer, common, CASTOR lnsecd, ant
sweet oils
: Earthen China, glass and Queens7aGre.
Hlvng purchased the above goods chiefly at a'lc
ton, certain we can sell them at tire mos
: reduced prices to those who may favor us Wltl
their custom.
: SAMUEL. M'CAuLLEY,
JOHN RICE.
June 2a, 1927.
N. b. We nave in addition to the above just re
ceiyed general assortment Of fashionable Zoo
and fur HATS, on commission, from the vel
known factory of Isaac SHorwEiL, No, AZ, sout
Front Street, philalelp elphia-whch will be sold 10"
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
NOtice
TO JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

THE Justices OF the.Peace in the several counties
Of this State hereby requested TO make their re-
turns Of the fines, imposed by them, also the name,
of the Constables, who had the collection OF sa'a
fines.
Those Justices of the Peace, who have neglected
to make their returns for several years past are r.
Quested to make return OF all the fines imposed by
them since their last return
Attention TO this notice is requested, as repof'
will be made to the Legislature OF all those who Dts
lect TO make their report according to Law.
Also the Road Commissioners of the County O
Newcastle, who have moi made their returns OF i've
expenditures on Roads and Bridges, in their resptf'
tive hundyed for the year of 1896, are requested 10
forward them as soon as convenient.
S. WILLIAMS,
.auditor Of JAceornss State IF Delasvarf'
Oct. 31sf, 1897 ST.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
Notice.

VENliE Commissioners under the Act Of December
- Session 1925, for receiving subscriptions to the
stock OF the nnsylvanla. Delaware and Maryana
Steam Navigation Company, hereby give notice lha
the first nstalnen Of Five Dollars per share in sala
Company is requested to be paid by the stockhod,
ers who have subscribed at the Franklin Bank al
Baltimore, or at the Bank Of Delaware, Wilmington
on or before the 29th Inst and until such time Inc
Books will be opened for additional subscriptions,
at the same places.
Thomas TENANT, JAMES l.. HAWKINS,
George REIsroN, WILLIAM MEETEER,
WIN. w. SgAroN, EDWARD 4. BAILy
fNg9
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
Plli'.'ieiphia, 18Th March, 1927.
Mr.. J. ALBRIGHT,

are had from LIS b,r,h les ctlv An'"t TWO years OF
january last She taken with niimn a,isn IL the
head and mouth, together with a OF the rums And
decay OF the teeth scurf had also formed on the tnre
aud .vot Vi the mouth in few days very offensive d
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
NEW S,s'UasE
yust ONeMeA.

The Subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally that they have commenced
the Dry Goods and Grocery business, under ne
1, oi
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-12-05
MARRIEn

! ca.,. SSouthbridge, by the Rev. Jason Park.
oapt; sumner March to Miss Josephne ser,
On" r. laughter of Oliver Mason, ESQ.
n IN holden, on the 2Sth ult. by the Rev NJ
creta " Ra,n MI. Nathan Rogers, jr to Miss Luz
'r9.'a Dennet,-all of Holden.
IN Brookfeld, Capt Abiiah Ellis. of Hon.
Ai9'on H., 10 Miss Lucy B. Ellis, of Brook6eld
=, III "lnchendon, on the 28th ult. NV Daniel
Hi,ensliaw, Esq. Mr.. Ruel Andrews ~ MIS-
Eliza Hall -AU'e"s' 70 MISS
In Spencer, Mr.. Calvin W. Forbush. of Ros-
ton' TO Miss Elizabeth Fisk
In Boston, Mr. John Slater, of Oxford. ~
MISS Sarah }. daughter of Lyman Tiffany. ESQ.
NJ In In Ahp6ardston, by Samuel Swan, ESQ. CAM.
nalnan Wright to Miss Mary Sargent: Mr..
lana Brown to Miss Mary Wright: Mr..
i pavid Baker to Miss Sally Holt, ali of Hub
oardston Mr. Joseph Clark, ir. of Hubbard
s."n' to ''rs. Lucinda Claffin. of Barre-Rv
n ne samuel Gay, Mr.. Caleb Underwood to
Miss Elizabeth Stowe. -
In Newburyport, on the Goth ult. bv tho
rev Mr. Proudft, Mr. Charles Boardman.
OF TINS town, to Miss Theresa Smith. of n
In Hanover, on the Sd inst. by the Rev
Ethan Smith, Mr.. Joseph Ramsde1. If oe
Western, to Miss Elizabeth Eells. of Ha1ovar
In Springfield, on the 2Ist ult. by the Rev
Dr. Osgood, Mr.. Henry H. Penniman, of Brook
mel neid, to Miss Lucy Ann Bond, daughter Of
Thomas Bond, Esq
In Providence, VIM Simmons. ESQ Jun. ed.
tor OF the Providence Patriot to Miss Mehita-
BILE Greene. ~
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SAVINGS RANK

AT a meeting Of Il number Of the inhabitants
of this town, held at Thomass Coffee House
last evening, to take into consideration the ex-
pediency of establishing Savings Bank for
the County Of Worcester,-His Excellency
Gov LINCOLN was appointed Chairman, and a
Committee was appointed to make inquiries
into the regulations Of other similar institu-
tons, and of the manner of organizing the
same, to report at an adjournment to be held
December nezt, at o'clock, P. NJ. when and
whore the citizens of the County, generally,
are invited to attend, to unite in the benevo-
lent objects of the Association
BY order ISAAC GOODWIN, Soe'ry.
Worcester, Nov. 81.
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Worcester. IS Probate Office, Nov. o., 1897
10 The Lsgatees and Heirs Of DANIEL CLAP.
laieof Worcester, an said County, deceased,
and 10 al others concerned IN the Estate Of
said deceased GREETI. G.
NOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
81 tit) al the Court of PROBATE to be
holden at Worcester in said County on the first
Tuesday in February next, at three Of the clock,
afternoon to show cause why the Executors FIRST
Account OF tie Administration of said Estate
'hould not be allowed (when the FIRST dividend
oil the property viii be ordered to be paid TO
the Legatees, or such persons as shall lie legally
authorised to receive, and give discharge for The
same y and you vii! be heard thereon.
'i9 NAFHl. PAINE. j. PROB.