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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-10

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Jan. 8, 1897.
70 the WidoO, Creditors and Heirs of JOHN
w. HUBBARD, Esq. lats Of Worcester. in
sad County, deceased, and TO all others con-
eerned an the Estate Of said deceased.
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (ifyou
n see ht) at the Court of Probate TO be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
IN February next, at ten of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why License should not he
granted to sell and convey so much of the Re.l
Estate OF said dece ased as will raise the sum az
sixteen Thousand SIX hundred and sixty six del
lars, for the payment of debts &c; and Won viii
be heard thereon. "'s ~
NATHL. PAINE, J. PROD.
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worcester IS. Probate Office, Jan. s, 1897.
To the Widow and Heirs of ISAAC RAxTrR
'1fs % spencer, an SAID County, deceased,
and 10 all Others concerned an he E,toIs az
said deceased, GREETINc
Wou are hereby cisedfo appe ar (ifyou
see fit at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, On the first Tues.
Gay IN February next, at ten of the clock, be.
iore noon, to show cause why License should not
be granted to sei' and convey so much of said
decessed's Real Estate, as will raise the sum Of
Si5S9'7S cents for the payment of debts and
charges; andyou will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
BY order of the Hon. J,idgs.
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BY order of the Hon. .Tndge.

worcester S. Probate Office, Jan. 8, 1897.
10 ne Heirs Of PBlLA ALDRrcH, late of W.
bridge, an sad County, deceased, and 10 all
others concerned an the Estate of said deceas-
ed, Is..@*
WoU are hereby cited'o appear OF You
Il see hO at the Court of Probate to be hold. n
at Worcester, in said County, on the 6rst Tues.
day IN February next, at ten of the clock. bef,re
noon, to show cause why the Instrument whieh
Purports to be the last Will and Testament Of
sad deceased, should not be approved and Won
will be heard thereon. 80
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Req.
By order of the H0n. TyIoe
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GOorcestcr
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1927.

GoySRNoR's MEssAGE.-We publish the
GoYeTnor's Message this day, to the exclusion
OF four columns of less interesting matter; for
which we make no apology, but should the
rather have needed one had we no; done il.
The character which these state papers have
assumed, OF late years, shews the influence of
public opinion, and the in creased responsible
ty, which our public officers feel, to an enlieht.
ened aud intelligent people. II now expect.
ed not only that these documents should exhibit
fair expose Of our public affairs, but the Chief
Magistrate who should shrink from the respon-
sibility Of avowing his sentiments on matters
important to the welfare of the State, would
be deemed unworthy of the trust conided to
him. In justice to Gov. Lincoln. we NAV saw
that his course in this respect appears 10 have
been an independent one. For this, whether
we agree with him in opinion or not, he is en-
tied 10 our respect
We are aware that there are those who
complain oflong Messages, and we are willing,
ourselves, that they should be expressed with
all the breTity consistent with the importance
of the various subjects on which they treat
But we should not be willing to see them a.
bridged by the omission of any information es.
sential to proper understanding of the state
of cur public affairs. For the especial benefit
Of those who think otherwise, we publish the
following Speech of the Governor of New-Jer-
sey, to the Legislature of that State, 10 1913,
together with their reply to it:
Speech" am heartily glad to meet you
here, after so long an absence, and believe
you are not sorry to meet me in so good COM
pany!''
Reply.-"l 1t is with the greatest satisfaction
that we meet your Excelleucy in SO good com.
pany now, and hope we shall be favored with
it often"
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Worcester IS. Probate Office, Jan. 4, 1897.
10 the Heirs Of JOSIAH WHEELER, late Of
Westminster, IN said County, deceased, and
to all others concerned in he Estate of SAID
deceased, GRERrirs
you are hereby cited 10 appear (if Won
see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester IN said County ON the frs. Tues.
Gay IN February next, at ten OF the clock. before
noon to show cause why the INSTRUMENT, which
purpcrts to be the last win and Testament Of
will be heard thereon
THEoPHs WHEELER. Req.
BY order Of the HIN JUDGE.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Jan. a, 1895
To he Heirs Of ELEAzER HoUGHroS. late Of
Lnnenburg, an said County, deceased and 10
GilOihers concerned in the Estate ofsa,d De-
ceased, GREETiNG
NOU are hereby cited to au-
y pear Qf you see fly at the Court Of Pre-.
bate 20 be holder at Worcester, in said County. on
the hrst Tuesday 10 February next, at ten of
,ne CLOCK, before noon, TO show cSuse why The
instrument Shich purports to he ne iast WIN
ana Codicil at said deceased. should not b. an
proved, and the Administration Of said Estate
with the Win annexedl granted 10 SiErHKN
hoUeuroS, Of said Lunenburg and you viii he
heard thereon
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Rec.
BY order ofshe Hon. JH1ee.
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EXTRACT OF A LErrEa DArrD

fAt'eS"Hy COHHty, June I'D. 1927
Henry Clay arrIye led in Putsburg on Ia, S,b
bath, and il Walsh's paper is entitlrJ n cr o,o.
be lett Warrington City on the Sabbath W eceding
Kart OF the citizens Cf ri tsburg gave MIR. CIsy
public dinner on the day before Yesterday rCbs
managers OF lhe entertainment in order to INDUCE
greater humoer 10 attend the dinner, or from Isu
dsbIe economy, or desire to graduate the cos, 10
The worth of The guest, limited The ,,;ce - ~
dinner to each person to ffy cents Let tine mo-
I'VE he whatever 1t may, which dictated the price
MS combined with curiosity 20 see The GREAT no.
iucsi g., and TO hear hin speak topeiber
WIN Inc industry which had been used for several
weeks previous 10 his arrival to procure snb.o,i-
GERS 10 the dinner, enabled the managers 20 SUE
coed IN collecting large party ON the occssior
MANY Of the friends OF Jackson attended. under
ihe aYOwal that It Was not TO be deemed a rsr,,,
measure Out The moment it was over, it was de-
elared TO bo test Of the strength Of the adrninis
"aHon IN NE county OF Allegheny: and for one
am agreed that it shall be so considered IN
who were present vary much in their opini,n -
TO the number that dincd: some estiustt,g a.
at Tour and Others upward of six bun,yed So
say me hdD, and others the third of those -
were present are Tie friends Of Jackson. -,
many ct them TO be 30. The remsip,ls, -
sVs nearly 'be whole strength which the sdui1is
Tauon has ~ the county. The rouo,v g.. -,
upwards Of four thousand woes from, Ill pom
may sifly infer, hat the result Of the oresisr,;"i
sieCVon IN ihis county, will be as favorabls q,
expect. 'ON'u "iSh o.
Clay according TO previous Arrangements. nal.
ISns speech at the dinner, in which, as I have
ohuei"oOd, he endeavoursd to defend his own t.,,
nlGsi conduct, and attacked Gen. Jackson H.
'n lsi professions Of respect for PennsvIysoia
"nieh were taken a. mere fustian.
rae was wiling TO permit Gen. Jsekeo, -, -
Joy 'De dement's oil poetic fiction, The IMAGE -
me pencil and lie cbisel, while he and A. 49,.
ENJOY 'be realities Of Office. In abiding 70 ,bs 80
fih, ne said he knew Mr. Adams was lsvo,sfI. =.
me Pehnsylvania policy, but did not kno,o a.,
Jackson was. This declaration is worthy Of cisv
lie must have known that Gen. Jaekson's voJe
~ isYor OF The tafih Of 1924, stands recorded on
me journal Of The Senate, aud as there is no record
~ III FissTs' oriaToa on me ss5iTq IN. 80
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HnHhE iII -

Efls property, the south branch n Panunk.
= tNer, IN the county OF Hanover, nneterriie abo,
,ehnohd Is offered for sale The contains le not
Shah thr'e hundred delightfully."- having
Hne team, t,ninng through each field and lounded n,
d creek The whole length Several adjoining na,
obtained at i1,r prices what tenders this property
icuiafy dr-tsbi- Gtist aud Saw hill upun the t;y.r
never iains st,an) capable at all nes Of operating on
20 any extent that may be requm 3D. having
lan who,e iiy has tested by Seny wears aud more
Tue o't H' shy teppoati aud contains PAN v
'l"nes winch yield annually three hundred barrels OF corn
me saw Ali : new, hu tle improved cons sueion
to cut 20 feet long and may be readily extended Timber
stesly demand and sells at fair prices This mill 1906
"' sd three par of stpns throus that day ~
all tue ns OF the adjacent country water. small
part OF the purchase monsy will be repair hand ani
liberal cied given Tor hr bnae. The PM NAV have
h option oi taxing ihe crop hands 20 per below
neshhou. hood terms Apply Samuel Parkhl myself IN
ths PFeihses J. I. SWAMI
mAich
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Valuqble Real Estote far s,,.


WISH TO eiitwo tracts oflad lying the county IF Camp
nell one containing about 1000 the other between
and 6OO acres The two tracts separat by Tc.eek
Oa the first at beng thetract which resie there are moi
more than 500 of land, which has bee
cleared within few years. There clear large
quantity OF first rate Tobacco Land nearly all which lies
Que body Tins tract lies kably H. henr very I,
unduled-the water fine, and the healthy and
agreeable. The improvements large dwelling house of
rock Kitchen smoke house. ice house &c together with gu
overseer house, and good tobacco houses all of which arr
new OF the other tract nearly half tits opep land ami m
hsh state OF improvement part Of which @ IF re
Superior 7Ghy There Is also on it excellent NIL SITE
aud good orchard of well selected trees The inprov.
ments are two good dwelling houses about half mile apart
WITH all the usual out houses attached 10 each hem. con
slider unnecessary to describe the property IN more pa
lar Manners knowing that those who disposed TO buy will
hrst viewit bat by way of further nent would at
mat there IS on these tracts large quantity of good MeaGo
Land which certainly considerable acquisition them
All persons who DESTROYS of purchasing the above
perry particularly invited 10 cali view the same The
terms will he liberal aud and made kn h,
the subscriber living the premises 20 lies south ON
Lynehbug aud south-east from Camp bell eourtho,s-
. NATHANIEL w. PAYNE.
b The above land could he conveniently divided int,
miller % sum purch4sers N. w Z.
August -.
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eiiher the. Committees Report ur tue principal
piece of evidence; and this assur edly not for the
purpose OF advancing the political interests OF
General Jackson whose success as a candida.e
tor The Presidency we are far from desiring but
IN order to bring our readers acquainted with the
strongest probabilities, ii not positive circumstan
ual truth, OF a case touching which so many Z" ho-
nest ISLANDERS" have been devised and eli culaie ed
by party zeal. " The Devil himself" saith
Shakespeare, " will no, ca, a woman;' but ynur
elecuoneering gentry forget that they were
born oil the sex, add viii, without scruple or stint
mansle womsn's feelings and Geycur her repu-
tslion.
About thirty years have elapsed since the mar
rage If one side in the Presidential canvass may
20 back so remotely, tn gather such materials Of
defamation against General Jsckson the advocates
oil he latter may undertake similar inv iduous
scrutiny into all the past personal and domestic
history OF all the members of the Administration;
and this being done what dreadful accumulation
OF personal scandal, of odious details, or false
should we not have in the newspapers! We our
selves believe President Adams abundanily entitled
to challenge all fair enquiries of this sorts but who
could answer Tor The fairness of the inv e,tiga,ion
who undertake. to Illustrate the whole rakii Q and
forging and discoloring sof prejudice and malevo>
ience, qnlckened and enon.ed by tho the spirit
OF Ieisliaon."
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Vdluablc Real Esfafe fgr SOL.

VIE subscriber being DESTROYS dispose rv in
a the county Of Buckingham, will offer public auction on
he prsmI'e about 800 acres Of land adjoining the
Sspt, IV"H col Oannavay, Edward Cufd, Others ON
Wils river. There dwelling house with fur ioul aud
Gher hnI'es there are apple peach and cherry orchards
The said land The sale will take place the i dav of
tembeT next II iair, otherwise on the ne ri is day.
Also, Friday the isih day September ne Il shout nm.
hundred acres OF land ia the said county where the h.ber
lately lived which valuable imp emen If tat y
should not be far, this will on the xt far dsy
Inc credit w he anj three year, to he paid IN
equal annual Bond and good security will be re-
qued and also deed of the secure the nav
ntht O" NE purchase money Both tracts well wated
ne sprins IN healthy situations III ctbe neigh
noIthcehs PHILIP DUVAL.
June ~ - wt5:hSs
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we are requested TO state that the Mana
gers of tie American Colonization Society intend
10 dispatch oae or more vessels with emsrants TO
Liberia as soon as their funds may be adequate to
effect this purpose. The season most vsrabe for
expeditions To Africa is near; many applications
Tor passage have been made to the Suce y and
lie managers, Therefore, earnestly solici the CO.
operation OF the several Auxiliary Associations,
and OF their fiends generally in SECURING the
means requisite TO effect their object Il is hoped
that The funds witch nisy lie rai-ed, either BY Aux,
liaries or by Collections in the Churches, 5, III be
immei lately RENTED TO II. SMITH, Esq Urea
surer OF the Society," (.NraksJounaf.
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.li1gisfa NuIpADr .SDriI..s ).

4ttt, ttNtt NtsIHNLF lHpIlii.N.
kNlitS establishment opened on tie let i under e
superintendent OF Mr. John q. Wright who ocnduct.d
ssi s,a'n n.ueh TO the sstisfsrtion Tim
drsh,1l ,rnimer retreat situated about rs miles y. w
from Staunen aud 10 miles 5 w. atrsbnfx aud nea
the road leading from each place the am t Sweet
and White Sulphur Springs-rhe contains quantity
SuPnos'ted hydrogen Gas, with Aei
and ATE sufficiently rufsAve Their upon the kidnty
skin aud stomach almost edaie, and upon an The 81
tory orgsp most powerful IL all gravel her,
en- uied, Il has proved it.e peculiarly sdeaeou. aud m,
euantousi dP pilc and hous Affections exprtienc. ia.
tsstsd is superior efficacy.
Excellent mail coaches oio Richmond rrodericksturr.
-nd Winehe.tcr arrive at Stanton times week Twhoi
any nigh: travel from whence Hacks will always be n, teal,.
u,ss TO convey 10 the Springs the ro,is an. w
watch have heen very nuch improved season,
me Improvements not inferior thse any Of "a.
tei rag places n 6e State and sun fc IL.
nc accommodation OF iOOhpsde, 80 exciticm, VAL "a,
waiting o ensute 10 the patrons this -.t,hlhm.n,
p","eie e"nIpit. I'HE PRoPRIETORS. 2
iune -. ~ -,
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Rappahann0ck Lond Go,. SoIc

AVINu determined on leaving the lower country offer
Tor safe the isrm which live contsninr
1O vo acres together with The negroes stock of every
belonging TO The farm la point VI health, fertility
dHu VI slusiion surpassed believe h,
none n TIA Northern Neck This wen suited 10
particularly professional gentleman The buildings ar. lar
anu IN good order father description useless
" pTesued no ons will purchase without hst Waving she
iAin one dpOtd 10 purchase would TO usk- Eoni
SA immediately with view Of seeding small gain tb,
the times s' Ae'li' su"eu u"
Is. "A line addressed TO Baldwin Smith, near Nutrvie
county, Va will meet with prompt attention
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VIII LOOK Tor hIghey eylfenye q. !, than tie sals
rnent of Henry Clay.
While the novelty of the exhibition by this
noisy declaimer excited astonshnent among some
OF Us plain " esteTn people, II did not make any
proselJtes IN favor OF the administration. The un-
deisandings of the people, though they may be
insulted, are not TO be deluded by 10 shallow an
arihce. On he contrary, irom what have learn
ed This morning from some of the active politi-
clans, 1t Is likely To produce powerful reaction
against the administration. IL confirms wha, The
history OF the world has related, that when political
power has been improperly OBJ aimed, extraordina-
ry measures are always adopted, in order 20 retain
possession OF IT. Our presidents have been elects
ed 10y Tie people OF by their representatives. in
coTdance 10 their viii, previous 10 the election of
the present incumbent. Hence we never before
witnessed, at least in Pennsylv ana the Secretary
oil State or other head OF a department travelling
through The country & psTtakns OF public entertain
ments got up at different places, by officers and
contractors under The government, and expectanis
oil Offices and jobs, Tor the purpose Of attending
opportunities OF making stump speeches in support
OF totier'nS administration and of instruc,ing
the people in the exercise of their invaluable right
OF suffrage. Even in the reign Of terror, under
the elder Adams, this od.ous measure was not re-
sorted to- Il; is Gisgraceul to the administration
Insulting To the people, and indicates that there is
something rotten in the state OF Denmark. II be-
trays consciousness that the manner in which the
administration obtained power renders them UNI
worthy at public confidence, and that their mea-
sures cannot be sustained in the ordinary way
This procedure of Mr. Clay is at variance with
the PIesident's message TO Congress In December
1870, IN which he slated that the duties OF the
Office OF Secretary OF state were too srduous for
one person TO perform, and suggested the neces-
SHY OF establishing sddItiD Department. and it
am correctly informed, AIR. Clay expressed sim
liar sentiments to several members of Congress.
1t they stated facts, 1t is at once obvious how
MI. Clay could last summer traverse the country,
as he IS now doing, TO make eiectioneering speech-
es, without neglectIng his public duties. If he
can be absent from his Office several months in the
ear, aud not neglect his official duties, the esia-
oilshment OF an additional department would be
worse than useless. 1t would, with the salary of
The officer, and the appendages of the Office fasten
at least i5,uOVsnnIay on the people, in addition
20 Their coatbu,ions for the support government.
and what would lie sill more Objectionable, il
would afford more leisure TO our iinerant secreta-
ry OF state to make political harangues and promote
political intrigue. Let the administration take eli,
ther horn of the dilemma which the case presents
It cannot rebound 10 their credit. Phil Sentinel
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ltrom tAe E,ct,,ca,,,n l..,..,,.

FROM tHe hOcftrs ndfn GA
love the memory OF that hour
when nr.t ~ yvnth founi thee.
For infect beauty gently threw
a nioIning fTeshuess round Thee;
4 .inrte star was iisrDs there,
With mild ani lovely notion:
And scarce the Eephyi's gentle breath
Went o'erthe sleeping ocean.
love the memory ct that hour
wakes rsn-ive feeling;
A. when within the winding shelf
The play Ml winds are stealing.
IL tells my heart sflhose sht yesr,,
IRE hope went down IN sorrow.
When all the Joys Of Yesterday
Were painted ON t0-lnCrrow
Where at thou moss tfiy one. how'd G,Ayef,
Their yellow issves twininh;
Aad bright and beautiful aeaIn
Fiat single star i. shining.
Hut where AIT th0uf the Bonded ern..
jswy stone disolores;
Ani loves hsh, fvotIt.ps PUNT che rrauni.
Where all ny peace Ispo.es.
fMewsll my tears we've not for tIse
Frwste wcakns,s 10 dcploIe thee;
81 vaiuly NOUN thine absence hen e.
While angels halt sdufe thee.
Thy days were few, aud quickly cola
Thy short aud D,ouiniui story
Haih ended l,ks the moi Ding siar,
That mel's an deeper gloIy.
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FOR S4LE

~. tett w land on foi Creek wherein now reside,
coA9ii y hJ late turvey, 5SG acres Of which 200
,' ~ ~ooa sna 80 eieek low sfOund f,yeiddrhs whis
III @ ~ SAFE ifom water, viii tfifing expYpce
S,fco so.e Lee house Sc with apple snJ peach Or
ondIu aug ysriey " 7tf er uis; and crane, -
es'e, 10 winch an addition wilt be made bis fti ~.
Pn = wo'h se attention Of person iis6fon. If sjl
'tl''sme9t being very healthy well gs,a,ed y, sat,
heiehgofhood, aud miies above Pr,ee Fi,,sd
ind from tamPt7n Sydney ". re 'c.r,.. fs ~
are invited ooa "' ,9ss inents. Pgrchassfs
Piince Edwsfd, Hay II. wa DbhhELEA.
80 ~ me shoyc Is not sold before The third mooJsv In
uet2hef viii then he offered AZ pnsgc ~ =, ~
June - ~ '''' icy AZ - O'Clock. w.
IL
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virtue of Deed of Trust executed by Reuben FI,r,
s'h william Flanagan to William Pasteur der II; L.
us ana 'he SuhsoTbeT, bearing date 2d ay of Nov,
ahd dHy proved and oidsd CONT of he
ryShns, on the sd day "i the snh in the sam,
TOT 'e fn pose OF securing 10 Jacob Myers the payn.n,
sah n ht' therein nentIsBed, will be exposed TO sale AZ
fuoc suction, for ready money FIidsv The ooh a.
yuY ~ At the store house Of Tmberaks j. j. b. ann
.. e pace called the Union Mills, ia the couniy one
uae OF parcel oil land, lying and beng in the aid
eon'aes 25e aere., being the land Lereon Jeae
uon 'o cry lived The title III vested surviving
'"''ee' 'DS WI" DC conveyed MILES GARY,
I.,.-oa surviving trustss.
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POTOM.fC COlfpanc1,-

Olfee u ne Potomac Co Georg, r.. 1.os ,.o-
~ ~ e. u nsfsby Giyea That The Annual msens n
~ Az, G w 80 ~" be holden Monday The s b DAY
& aHoga ?, ne Cglnnib'u Inn George Town Ia
- o. s'suns Ftes"leni and four Dreeiors for The
panY. '' 'ua'utss ~ hhe Jy"-
r ~ & -, ,e,'ues' sad Directors will in the Afternoon
- - IL f- "''1'"i'noid p MEETING &C. sppoiaf n Tree
fr % 'hs oosPsay Collector Of Toll, 81 re cree, Fs,
1ud a "s'e-kftgei % ihe Little Falls Rvtffst
no DAaNARD II, ~. a-'.st ~
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SCOTT {. .S.VTTH.

MERCHANT TAILoRs
III az ftsyved ny me Planter from New York. their sun
~ pay OF STRING SUMMER GOODS. AMIN ,.t'II
are ne black green olive, drsb aud cloths and e,
.i es eolOred and black ho plain and
crca;san Canton Uamblet, umble French
drilling new and elegant article. French and EnrIb do
stiPed and hued English and French Aorrptin,s W
eneias aud Maseilles pattern, very handsome 49,
general assortment Of Of which Iii ~
made up on the most aoeomino dating terms wa DC
May is. O
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.NOTICE

IL persons having claims against the Estates If Rebece,
and HeAard NJ r. Barnes, dec. hereby requested to
hinS them forward for Adjustment being about t. close nav m
eouat Administrator IL they not presented nv he
Gay oil september next snail plead this ba ID such
THOMAS II. BARNES, AdoT Of
June % -; D',seS'
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BRU.9.S 07ICR .gDgDEgY

F'HE Prineipa Of the two Institutions al the By,ns,cict
PiheTm Springs, Inform the Publio, that with view of
portion Of capital in the purchase Of Land and in
e erection 81 large aud eonnmodiou Buildings. and at other
affsngemeotfor The accommodation OF an adi,nsl ru,
" nG ds vi" be made ny the beginning the next Session.
beias removed to the House Of tie PrincisI dn, bsl9 =
I from she sPfinga IS confidently expected that share u
~ Psosse Wheh has ceu so literally received, ,v uun
me etited situation, and other local advantage he It'll %
"eo La the Male Department only Clac StuJcnts viii he
ItSe,yed- Tuition payable IN sdysGce.
Iuly g. - q,