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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13
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NAVY CostAissiossns' ost.cE. 4

Ceseha5ef 1st, ts2g.
rItHE Comnissi0itf5 Of the Navy will ieesise Seeded
II rosa until the 9Th dey Janary neat, The :upi
ry Of the following White Oak and Yellow Pine Tinbtr
viz:
400 cubic feet White Oak plank sotk 10 be dtsted u
the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, ". H.
1900 cubic ftst of White Oak p.aik stDekss 81.
5000 cubic feet of Yellow Pine do do s -'
delivered at the Savy Y1fd Of Charlsstostn hlsss.
5000 cubic feet Of White Oak Gun Carriage stun the aid
feet Of White Oak plank stok to be deliver ed nj the
Navy Yard al Brooklyn, New York
900 cubic feet OF White Oak plank stocks -,
$500 cubic feet Of White Oak Gun Carriage rtu the axis
trees aud eide pieces clear OF heart; snI i4i00 cubic
Zee. Of yellow Pine plank soch be delivcftd
=, Navy Yard at Phiadeirha.
IN. above White Oak Timber he from 81 IS feet III
h 10 average least Is feet; aud less thsn ~ Inthe5
re ee the top be fourth less than the butt
Inc elbow Ps Tber 10 be IS to IS feet long, TO
average al teas 4S set, less than II hes, mofS
hsn 10 'nehes' the top may be 9Th le than the hvtf
ALSO
10 White Oak Lg, about 5000 eahic feed Nef 10 10 Ia
long, aud TO square - inches.
20 White Oak Logs (ab.ut 100 cubic ftst bt 40 10 AZ
e,t long and TO squae ~ inches top ends, be DE-
lvsred at the Navy Yard at Washing om r.I|
2fO0n cubic feet o! White Oak plank stocks from IS to
long and TO average at least Is fsst-f2 ie inches.
and not efs than IL inches wide in any place;
5000 cubic feet OF White Oak plank stocks, SIS 10 IS ftet
100 White Oak logs round square, Ground will be petes
red about ~ 900 cubic feet from IS 10 IS feet Icing,
TO 45 feet and FROM IS 10 % inches To
be delivered at the Navy Yard at Gosport, Va.
All of which White Oak and Yellow Pine timber 10 be If
the hest quality, free from every defect The said White oak
and Yellow P,ne he the Tree, sidsd b.twt.a
the LIT of October and the Goth Of February The Pine
be of the best long leaf hne Soher Yellow Pines
Proposal. will also be received until he 5th Of ST.
for the following mast and tmbsr be dve, Ell at thu
afarA V.w.t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13

Hamaton remains atthe head OF that committee,
as appointed
The House then resolved i'selfinto a Commits
tee OF the Whole, Mr.. Condci in the Chair, on
the Presidents Message; and partition of the
different branches thereof made smong-t the
Standing and Select Committees; of which, for
want OF room, more particular account is neces>
sadly deferred to our next.
The House, in obedience to the order adopted
on Thursday last, proceeded TO ballot for Chap.
lain 10 Congress, for the present session. on their
part.
The Rev. r. Post was nominated by Mr.. Van
Rensselaer,.
The Rev r. w. Bailey, by Mr.. Dwight.
The Rev. Williams by Mr. Bates, OF Msso
Upon an examination Of the first ballot, il ap-
pesrrd that ls4 votes had been taken; That
The Rev. MIR. Post had Ii6 votes
The Rev. Mr.. Bailey 45
The Rev MIR. William, IS
Scattering
So the Rev. Reuben Post was chosen Cha plain
Other proceedings 10 day are necessarily de.
!efred. ~: Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13

iy aiterplorogued. and the members have nearly
all arrived at their homes. The immediate cause
of the prorogaiion was in Consequence Q the low
er house perssting in the choice of their speaker
aud although the governor disspprovej of their
choice and would not accept of him, they posi-
lively refused TO choose another, and began offer
ing resoa tioEs such as, that the governor bad not
.he prerosaiiye to refuse their speaker, SC. sc
we have not the least apprehension of any yiolem.
commoiicn; yet we must confess that we should
like TO see the causes of ference amicably set.
ued' so that harmony and good feeling could be
more extensively FEEL, and practisel than is the
case now. Besides. il is very injurious to public
and individual Interests, To have the government.
as 1T may be termed, 8, coggsd that no public bu
siness can &c got along with. \ reference mus,
now be made TO his Majesty Government IN En-
gland, and their n,erposi,ion alone, in our OPT
MON, can settle the maiir." LID Argus.
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FE.NALE EDUCaTI0V. :

n nn,i mLlIABEri BROOKE, Of Gloucester county 1,
purposes opening Seminary for the nstruetion ~
nae, IN S9nnexion with Mr. John Turner At her residence
1919 lrist the en,ging year All the solid branches 81
Euutst'on viii be taught, including the IL en- and
l ihet should be required The Snbseribtr5
10 Tue QUALIFICATIONS the Teacher she has epgsrs
eu FOUNDED on her knowle dye OF hi experience Undue
e @ nai che N receive om liberal public, The on,
Term wiz commence the tenth day Of January md con-
hue thr9 me yea with The exception vacation urips
The month Of September. "'S
board Tuu'on Si20, e Doarters furnihinr thpir ,,,
in advance. TZnpE!irii ~, t H1St cry
Warren Hall, Dec. IS, 1927
sun'eIiners heartily unite in Recommending 10 public
patronage, the Prop Jsed undertaking of Ms Br9oke Tn
moral qualification, Of the PrbcPs and the we'll knrrp eI
es a'Iainments vi her assistant, enttts The I.tr,
'hey believe, 10 every ntetsssTy announcement.
Wni.U. Cairns, Te,s,, yaI...,
WINK Perm, q. IN Rrnr,S,
WnI. T'aafsrr0, 1bos n Ysn,.2,r
Philip TalgJerro, Jion,as Raaa.5l "'
IAos. II. Tab,
zee. - 81 -wifn;hT5n.
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.WORTHU.uBE RLAND .gCgDEAY

kNHE Rev. Thomas e. Thornton will continue To presid-
veI 'h' Institution the susung year, AMI will be assisted
Ihe ACADEMY situated miles below Northunhe
courthouse III ansiSbHh5o prJverbiaIiy healthy Col VIM
Jei the present Seward will continue manage the board
ing department.
in tbs in'tl,on taught the Latin, Greek and Hebrew
Languages, and trauiaon Of the French
"th tAe other pre'requ,rs for cole giaie course.
ABOUT I5V volumes Of book of History aud Science
been carefully selected the Of Jbrsrv
~ n'tInneni' Globes and Maps both Ancient
honrtn are also provided for the Of the STUDENT
TERMS For esdius, Writing Ari,hme,iek AMI EnvI;,b
a%ma . 20 dolls thee with Biography the Of
nuay For board 60 dolls annually exclusive Of brddn
candles. - - "S -
and end on the cih Of Dec. following, without any
vacation. o' ~ 'N'NS'
Parents and Guardians will be liable for the tuition fees and
hoard Vt their and tine Of entrance iii
'he end OF the ssssi'n, TO he raid quarterly advance
%, Ii. BATES, Pres'dt oftriaees
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SECOND CLASS or TI2n
GRAND.
LII TER AZURE YHTTirn Is

r. - J. CoHEN, Jr BROTHERS, IF baltimore
S pleasure 10 announce the Second Class of his 81.
ty' authorised by the General Assembly, Of Mafxha a.
Ins Proi5ol'2n 9t Silence snd Literature The na1Lt
t'ekeb only Ten 1houSand) considerably lees tbSosnI
Lery Tor many years, and gives the
ed chance for The Cspnl Pzes. THE DRAITI Ma Iii
take place in the City Of Baltimore on ~
Wednesday, tie lgth bee,
and will he completed that day under the sun
." Inc Coinm'ioners appointed by the Governor GCoaae,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13
Virginia L1nd Ofhce, Dec. IT, is27

=. HSInId I1iHu OInce, Dec. 1T, ISL
conformity NTH Act entitled dn Ae, IN r,s,,,
INTO one net the severni CONCERNING E,o5safoys
passed ts 6fh day Of Jan. fsI9, hersIS make Ene,
70 az saon' it say concern, tset appears G esrfifnts
fAe ESeheoior Of Uood county, dated INA Nor ig2T and
reos'vsa into fh e3cs on tie l0h ns that By irqaion
aud cDtes Jonad IN TAG t5h If June iast osyfa tre, "
Luna containing 5000 acres situate tie Ohio Riper IN s
sornty1 W0od and adjoining FAC Lan, surpey.d f., nm
Ion and which Randolph WRdricE did ssis,I 4pifIerr
gg" he nan di"y eSehc AteI to fhfs Cortrionspsah
NJ 81, I'm. SELDEN. r. l.. o.
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Commute o,,1

C0nfr3un Gated
A small sign" AT wsrrant.tryins a, Al,
Redvood' Store In the county of James Gin on
the ~ h ult a vote was taken by the by-standsrs.
and the count stood for Jacks son %, for Adams 2
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NOTIt5E
EDUCATIIN

MY School (sy TIE nsrf var, aoa eoms,.nes m 7,,
~ me l II Jol and terminate fhe 1sfh Of ne 49,
ing term u 20 months, suelasips II q 1acn,ior C ~
loh Of dag tWMe 1H Of Oct M Term, ,,sr, ~, iJ,
/'0' D'' '".g ea.s es.n Jor che last 10 or y yea
NhIEe PEI quarter ~ I months
foF giyns n"Ttetion ~ TIE Grset n Latin fanruaee $40
SPsittng, Rsedipggand Brifhle
Boarting,fo Be Paid IN aaranec IS
Latreaee for fasf, y. per anaUpf H. & mr.
Manchtsfsr, Dec. a. iS2T es-ir1lF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13

All oil which mast and spar timber he got of The very
ons ai hne grain Southern Yellow Pine free oui
cap and every other defect. >' 80 49,
si'oni 1hernS to furnish the above Mast and Srar Finn
NJ WI Pi'a sd 10 sPPly TO the Conn.sRdnns the
b iii Us TeIr . 10 be delivered, respecyely,hy
~. VII oe furnished With schedule Of the dim, n. ion. m
pieces Prop sas for Mas and Spars must I'D
LOT raen yard separary, and distinct from ed TO ,unl
ply s'e w hte Oak and Yellow Pine, which must also be
and for each all offers The ,yies
per e,o FOOT must be stated Bidder, a.o state ihsf
$500 Suu uie names aud residence Of their shreties.
any pa mol made IN conformity advertisement az
net .eeved within the time lin ted in the aIye viii
not be acted " $50 -'s''-" -4e"''"H'
f asug 80 10 the bond given to the faithful psr
% % any contract made for the said timber ten
cent VIII be Ieseryed by the Uuned States all payments
ae' snail be Completed, and all payment. viii
| du eGted. ~ $3.50 O''''"'s 'PeSAAy
All the White Oak Timber he obtained f ON land near
20 sa water or otherwise known within the rdu.ocs
| Vi ths sea or salt air -
lhe whole Of the said White Oak and Yellow Pine Tim
per- and Spar, shall be devefe al The re,neeys
Navy iads on or before the LIST of August NEXT and NM,
HndSfgo The inspection and announcement agreeabfy q, a.
i.nea rules IN practice al The Navy Yards
oet must be sealed and endorsed oaef to furnish
Whie oas or Yellow Pine Tmber" Offer to furnish nIsr
anu spar Timber, deliverable the Navy Yard At l;u.e,,;
The lame Of the place ofdsliyery) 800 >S D.
| Dec. is cI 80,
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HIDES, LEATHER, SC.

HIDES, LEATHER, SC
G2G1RA SPANISH hides, different qualities
~ ~ - 800 Richmond snfted slaughter hf5es
,o ~ 40 do do eGLEkins
1900 tides sois leather, oil qua9isis
Ca.fstins md upper Ieafher oTalI kfnas
Shoe thread, coarse and fine
Shoemattrs and crrrisrs' tools Of all Eindi
Hogstins 6ridis, harness and stiSiing Ienf1ey
5a1aIoe. LEOPARD 5sar oad hair seaistfns
ai0roooo skins Of all kinds, Tanner oil
H'shr''nd made plantation shoes for saleBy
n NM CRANE.
nc. -. G4-2y
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HIGHEST PRIZES,
10000 Dolls. 5000 Dolls. &,
S,ls9 Prizes, amounting 10 $4,000
- only 10000 Tiekeis in he Sehehhtl

The CASH for the whole Of The Plies ran be hsd 4, m
~ az Sghsns OBiee the moment they are drawn.
JIhoIe Tickets 80 90 Quarters 81 %
HalUeS. 2 so E,shfbs, q 81
Orders from any part Of The United States. sitbsr tg
a Pe' raid private Conveyance enelo,ng The essb Of
fte Texts ~ any Of The Lotteries will meet me sas
prompt and runeiua attention II on pefsouai so,
gF Address Z, 'ff''''''0H
j. L COHEN j.. h BROTHERS. gafti,.,,.
IL IN their1 class 81 hhe LRsrnure Iaffsr,, r1s a..
re az Cffo norm me Grsa Capitals Of 20 900 4 oo05
DOLLS bssides M fcsg than SIXTEEN ar noo ~ . 90
29la,. 'oere az soa az COifEY'S OFFICE. NJ ia,
any of4er oG5cs ~ Azqr lea ' O''' s0'o tna'shs
baltimore, Nov. ., iet7. eo ,.ar-.,
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lSt Vtus % Dee5o Ttu,i es,emeJ 10 tb,-,se.ess
n ~ ~ ~" tou MiIsh ls25 BY chsrlss Knight maids
XaIs,as ~ Il April, 1870 Tor te Fsrpss ,ssars
toned s, ~ Sefisn SUM- Of money thefeia
u isad S1 Saturday 'he s6day Of february nest ses
- o. yHs ~ iue upper end q Notiowsy county eaous
s ~ sst 81 seiher with fbraiy other pfopefy eonvsvsd
", letd. The trustee viii convey only such lille - 70
MN J" ~ ~. JOHN q. MfLLER, tustss.
! - -o' e1=wSws
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tHAN ~ AZ cycrseef 70 attend small farm in<.,
~ vciniy - hiti nond ft zie man ,coridshs e.sfss
Aprly To- rnlcaiafs GARRETT W WSfTU6Ir
tter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13

an despair. and the rejected suofs have turned TO
WOO coy Virginia. They now mighty busy
IN counting her. tsso!utc she is in all her anti
tariff interests. prejuiices aud principles, net one
OF which ia IL thought prudent to shock. The real
friends OF the cause Of American manufactures
mus surely view this matter in its true light
The Editor adds, that Z" his correspondent has am
ucipa,sd the general opinion expressed in the city
bout the message. On;he subject Of our manu-,
lectures and colonial trade, has excited univ srsa
surprise" A correspondent of the NJ. Courier
says; The message, though marked with all the
pecusri les of MIR. Adams heavy and rhetorical
style, is one Of the worst and clumsest of his
compositions. Great surprise was excited by his
omission OF all aliusion to the American system
and the whole plan Of regulating the capital and
labour Of the country" which Mr.. Rush last
year 30 emphatically announced. The serre, OF
this Is, that Pennsylvania and the manufacturing
states are now abandoned in despair, and the
main force of the Administration bent to carry
virginia. Tbisis mad and sperate attempt; but
drowning men catch at s;raws. Numerous letters
mad been received by the chiefs at Washington
from Virginia, urgently en,r eating that no allusion
should be made to the subject of the Tarif, on
which Virginia is feensiy alve.'' Be thi. as it
may. the laituGinarian Repor, of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, (of Monday las,) makes up for ell
dehcisncis. He strongly recommends the '.expe.
oency OF Increasing the present Gu les upon W ools
leu goods and foreign wool; 2 upon foe cotton
Soous; D, upon bar iron, and 1, upon hemp.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-23
RPAINTING.

KSHE subscribers would respectfully inform
u their friends and the public generally
that they continue to carry on the PAINTING
BUSINESS in Westminster, few, rods from
the Meeting house, in all its branches; such
as House, SIGN, Chase, Chair, &, Ornamental
PAINTING, GLIDING, &c. They manufac-
ture OIL CLOTHS of all sizes for Spreads.
They will keep on hand, for sale, most de-
scriptions of FANCY & COMMON CHAIRS,
which they viii sell as low as they can be
bought of equal quality.
Secondhand Chaises will be Painted and
Repaired in every part at short notice.
All orders for SIGNS, or any part of their
work, will be immediately attended to.
Those who wish can be accommodated with
PORTRAIT PAINTING at their residence
in different towns, or at the Shop of the sub
scribers.
N. B.-They tender their thanks for the en-
enlargement they have hitherto received, and
hope from their experience and attention to bu-
siness, to receive still portion of the puzzle
patronage. ROBERT PECKHAM,
SALMON MILLER.
Westminster, May 9. Owls
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SHOE-MAKERS.

FENO be Leased for one year, without pay
a 1nent of rent or taXes,-a commodious
SHOE-.i1KER'S SHOP in the centre of the
town of Princeton, IA miles north west from
Worcester, on the county road from Boston to
Albany.
The Premises are in complete repair, and
every way adapted to the business intended
After the expiration OF the year, the Lessee
may have the option of further Lease of 3 to
years, upon reasonable rent. An industri-
Gus and good workman, of steady habits, who
can produce such recommendations, (and no
other need apply will have an opportunity of
entering Immediately into business, and secur-
ing some of the best in the vicinity. A single
man would be preferred, to whom boarding
will be very reasonable.
N. d. The Lessee will not be allowed to
re-let tho premises without tho consent of the
Lessor.
Inquire of 8Ir. PRISON BLAKE, Store-keeper,
near the Shop.
Princeton, May g. 10
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-23
EYE; VIZ AFTER

PERSONS suffering under the com.
plant of diseased eyes, will find a most speedy
and pleasant relief by using the lNFA LLlBLE
EYE WATER, an article from its superior eff
cacy in relieving and healing sore, i!fdmed or
weak eyes, is not surpassed by any remedy known,
as many can testify, and which fair trial will
prove Several cases have recently come to the
knowledge of the proprietor, where the great
Uirtnc OF this article has been fully tested, few
of which will be stated.
GA lady who had been long afflicted with enre
eyes, and made use nf va~;~'-- enc dles pIeserlfed
- ysIcraTls, and recommended by friends, but
all to no good purpose as her eyes continued to
became mare diseased insomuch that she and her
friends began TO have fears that the complaint
would end in 0hndaeSs; until proyidentally meet.
ing with the hifaii6le Eye Hatey, due use of
which, agreeable to the directions, has had the
most happy effect, and restored her eyes TO a
state Of comfort she Ind desbeired ofcver enjoy-
ing again, and is ly no means backward in re.
commencing this Eye Hater to all she meets
suffering under like complaints.
0TA gentleman who has for many years been
troubled with weak, and occasionally with sore and
niiamed eyes, assures the proprietor that his eyes
are better now than they heve been for years,
solely by the use Of the Infdlfbie Eye Water
which he pronounces as altogether superior to
any Of the various remedies he has ever tried.
UJAu old gentleman was recently afflicted for
about n fortnight with very sore and inilamed
eyes, which we're exceedingly troublesome, had
tried many things 7OifhOut any benefits entirely
cured by part eta bottle Of this Eye Water.
0jPPrice 25 cts. bottle, with ample directions
For sale wholesale, at the Counting Room of the
proprietor, over No. TO- Court.street, near Con-
cert Hall, Boston, and at retail by special appoint
ment Of j. ROBINSON, Druggist Worcester,
and in other large towns and cities throughout the
country. large discount to country Physicians,
Traders &c, June 81, 1896
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-23
Dr.. Ihayer's Pill Cdholicon, or
Universal Famal4 Ph4sic.

HSHESE PILLS are wholly of vegetable
81 production, and are esteemed in almost eve
ry complaint preferable to Jalab and CaLomel
They cleanse the stomach Of all filthy, useless
matter, equal to an cmetic-restorng lost appe-
tite, and correcting bilious disorders.
They cause n free evacuation from the bowels,
without giving the least pain or uneasinessi they
are preferable TO " Lees Bilious Pills" and by
Physicians acquainted with them are preferred to
any medicine of the kind for family use there
being no mercurial preparation connected with
them They are useful in almost every com.
p,antincident to the human frame, where ca.
thartics are useful, and are perfectly safe for
women and children in all conditions
CERTIFICATE
hereby certify, that, for year past, have
made considerable use of DR.. Thayer's Vegeta-
BILE Pill Caholicon, in my practice, and have uni
tormly found them safe, easy and salutai.y ca
thartic CT therefore cheeriully recommend them,
as useful family cathSrtic Pill.
ONRI DODGE, Physician.
Hancock, jane J., 1893. ev. ly.-3
For sale by J. GREEN & co. Worcester
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Worcester, S.. May IL, 1927.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public
Vendue, at the Inn OF Col. Oliver Adams, in
Westminster, on MONDAY. the elerenh dav
Of June next, at four o'clock, p. Mall the
Right in Equity that Capt. NATHAN MER-
lam has TO redeem the following tracts of
Land, TO wit: the Farm on which he now
lives, situated in the easterly part of said
Westminster, Of which Elizabeth Waldo holds
n mortgage; another tract mortgaged to the
widow Elizabeth Holden, situated in the east
tract mortgaged 10 Abraham Wood and Ren;s-
min +. Wood, and is the east end Of what was
tornerlV- the Munjoy Lot.
HENRY COOLIDGE, JR. D. Sheriff.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-23
THE
MATCHLESS STIRLING

WlLL stand this season for Mares, at the
w stable of the subscriber, in Northbo-
rough, except during June Court at Worcester,
and on public days.
STIRLING is a beautiful dark BAY. sixteen
hands high, and is eight years old. He was
sired by Old Stirling, formerly Of Hardwick
ana charlton who was bred in Virginia, seven
any IN the State, especially for the harness,-
The Dam of the Matchless Stirling was ! dark
bay, of the famous John Browning breed Of
Rutland
Terms of said Horse $3 the leap, and az the
season. Warrants agreed on in case tho Mare
Is left with the subscriber. Pasturn. reason
able: accidents and escapes at the risk of The
owner. HENRY UASTINGc
Marlborough, Mayo swi0
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-23

Worcester, 50. Probate Office, Nlay !, 1897.
To Besaleel Laurence, Esq. and Caleb Perry.
Executors Of The Val Of ASA PERRY, late
Of Fitchburg, an said County, deceased, and
10 all others concerned an he Estate Of said
deceased, GREErING
WOU, the said Executors are hereby
n cited to appear at the Court of Probate to
be holden at Worcester, in said County, on the
first Tuesday in July next, at one of the clock
after noon, to render an account of their pro-
cecdiDg in their said capacity-thereof fail not !;
and all persons concerned are notified to be pres
ent, Gf they see Gt) to attend to said settlement
and you will be heard thereon.
I9* NATHL. PAINE. J. Probate
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ASSIGNEES' SALE.

FEyO be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
Il WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day Of June
ae1t, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, on the
premises-two FARMS, situated in the east
erly part of Templeton, about one mile from
the Meeting House, containing about two hun
Cred and eighty acres. Said Farms have on
them good and sufficient Buildings, and in
good repair on one of the Farms they are
nearly new. There is a School-house adjoin-
ing one of the Farms. A good Saw and Grist
Mill within eighty rods of either House.
Also, an out lot of eighty acres of Pasture
and Meadow Land One other pine lot of
about twenty acres. Said Farms win be sold
together or separate, or divided into lots to
suit purchasers. Sale positive. Conditions
made known at the time and place OF sale.
Per order Of Assignees,
SAMUEL LEE.
Templeton, May 5, 1927. 5w-I9
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Worcester, So. Probate Office, May l, 1897.
TO the Wisow and Heirs Of JAcoB SHEPARD,
late Of sturbridge, an SAID County, deceased,
and TO all others concerned an he Estate Of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see it) at the Court OF Probate to he holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
in June next, at ten of the clock, before noon,
to show cause why the Instrument which pur.
ports to be the last Will and Testament of sud
deceased should not be approved; and you will
be heard thereon.
10" NATIIL PAINE. LsProb