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STOP THE THIEF !

NH LOPED from thi, county linear tb. nm Tho
80 -. a'sh. OF the 2'' inst WIN LlPscoMB, nuato
AN OF common SIZE and height free spoken and
tskms with HIM slaves thai boy, AMI girl the Old. ,,
roy aud sr OF ''te able 10 do the work Of gown persons.
Also horses, aeiey aud sorre the grey styl
psriy The slaves and other hore by trust to
.a'' IP'eombs creditors. H probable thi. fellow will AXE
TOT one OF the tree sses, and may have per.o
with hm 10 prevent detection All psrson. warned
San'' harbcnriy ssid LPscomh, said enrins
nun any assistance 10 get of with the property reward
s2o viii be paid to who will said
aud e'd slaves IN JAIL that the be
L" TINS county All legal paid addition
Ncyns The said LP,eomb and slaves s wher~
NE same may he taken or If brought this county,
Rezehidh Ford,
Benjamin Ho6son.
GG,,F'. w. 42-w5w
The Petersburg Old Dominion will insert The above
for weeks, and send their count for collection
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\ Ii persons having cliims against the Estates of
Samuel Moss, John Kent, William Bailey and
James He@fett-or agains, the subscriber as Dep
uty Sheriff, or Constable, requested TO bring
them forward for settlement daily authenticated on
or before the first day Of November next as fhe
subscriber intends shortly thereafter TO leave this
part OF the country-and this notice will be plead
ed in bar. DAVID S. NJ. CRUMP,
Deputy Sheriff OF New Kent County, Con.'tee
and Admir-.
!. Sept 80. 42-wtlstJ
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$50 REWARD.

AN away from the .ussc riber living in the county Of
i osmPos, negro mao named Nelson, supposed 20 he
CONF e.9n, with scar, as well rscO.eted
mead Lhls negro stone and
was hired the is:i in the county from
mheh place he made his escape the I'd day January
l Prohaoie, ne - attempting 10 or hs. m,i
with some corrupt person. who Clam. him proprry q.
may be aiding hin TO make hi, escape ir. stale
whoever Will apprehend the sa Negro him
me- OF secure 'm IN some public Js, that ge, him in
actual POSSESSION, shall be entitled TO the above reward
Sept. so. 4aMms,
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JACKSON.

T" General orders.
" Head Quarters, Tn ". Dt.
Sdjt Generals Office, ~.
Orleans, Mar. I3, ,Si5.
"The commanding ge-
neral, with the most
lively emotions Of joy,
and gratitude 10 Hca-
ven, announces 10 the
troops under his com
niand, that 4 treaty Of
peace between the U. :.
and g. Britain was ra,i-
tied and exchanged at
Washington on the 18th
February last"
- Aud in order that
the general joy attend
i;ig this event may ex
tend 10 all manner OF per-
sons, the commanding
general proclaims 81 or
GERS a pardon Tor all the
military offences hereto
lore committed in this
district, and orders that
all persons in confine-
nnent under such charge,
be Immediately dis
Charged
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Ihe At6seri6er proposes opening q
BOARDING SCHOOL

IllE en,ging year at bis sdence white Hall 10 mile.
q above the comthoue The situation b. a. trnstksb.,
ttsy as removed from the haunt, OF vice IL, ,etn, " II
ne - dolls for hoard, sud tuition from the 18Th H. 10 the
ION Dec; vacation u : ,aih will eg.ue.
me school will be supeTintebdeIb by NJ Henry S. Chr,sp
assu E. The public. hs suy ind COMMITTED h charge
be dsey attended toj and he otserse moreover tbs
we duties OF morality will ups hs pSp fsher
~ example oi his ct adherence % them, Then BY rgO
'fous tfsefaien,.
liz use Of destruction will embrace II. aiding, WriGrs
English GIammsr, Bellies Ie"s GsrErsphy, Arthur tic aud
The I.tip Lartlsgs. TH0S DOSWETL Z.
/. soy % t--e1f
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WASHINGTON.
"Geiterdi Orders,
"foRK, Oct. 20. 1881.
g In order 10 diliuse
the general joy in every
breast, the General OF
ders that those men be-
longing to the army who
may now. be in .continc-
ment, shall be pardoncd,
released, and permitted
to join their respective
corps.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARVLAND.

NteHE introductory Lecture will he delivered atthc Uni
O'Clock. a.
The course Of Lectures will at the Law IN.
ON the FRIDAY following, aud he deliver.j daily,
an hour To suit the class, Thoseho desire MOOT
will please hand in their names, the 10Th
Gay 81 Oct DAVID HOFFMAN
oeP oV. AZ if0thO
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MEDIC Al. DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAr. DEPARTMENT..
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE-JDdshiyisf o,, C;f,,
NnHE FIN ScsSon II this In,tttr will comm enc. 81,
- tn hfM hlOndsy y November neS aud continue until
,h' a. nj February, 1879 During this ptiod, Lecture, will
b. Ie,isee daily, ao5 oi courses sy,n on the various
Tho' Se.yaH " - r. .fe.,1r Of Anatomy T. Phy,io,o,v
James p MaegAtOn, ~ ID. Professor Of Sufsety. %
r sci - Mednioe NV
Nie'sias w. WortAngtoa, M -. Professor Of mater.
mefiea
Iredeyict Nay, NJ y. Professor Of Ohs'etries
tto1ias y. Jones, ~. ~. Professor 4 CLemssv.
The ticket Of each Professor Is $40.
yhe MstittUistior Fee. IS
The Graduation Fee. S40
L1Lraa ~ E,rnnl'.n Il u d..
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tionai Misrepresentation. Those dsivellers knew
not oil what they were speaking II al they under
stood the true history Of both wars, they would
nave secn instead of Contrast, what AN aduiira-
bic Parallel runs through both events. Let us
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100

The bets to be taken separately, according TO
their numbers, or all together.-For the arrange
ments 10 be made, apply at the Enquirer Office.
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no BLANKS
In the three first schemes of the Next Lottery.
CoHEN's oFFrcE-BALrIMonr, !

NOfILN . Orf IOf-bALT1WoHE, -
Sept. IL, 1923. S.
GRAND ST.ATE LOTTERY OF ND.
No. for 1925 to be drawn by sah,ehsues, under I'm
proved Mods secured by Letters Patent and By which the
Adysniarer CANNOT DRAW BLANK. until the whole
Of the Suhseh. eompleed-in the tine he ts
the chance OF every prize in the ens Lottery WITHOUT
ANY RISK WHATEVER, till the eVmpsliosof the last
.Sul.seheue.
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MARRrEDl-on the llth inst, by the Rev Ed
ward Baptist, at Mai. J. II. Steger's Thomas MI.
I ,e' Esq OF Powhatan, to Miss T.. Fl. GGiHes Of
King and Queen.
DfEpl--at his residence in Prince Edward
county OH sunday the 2 LIST instant, of bilious fever
Daniei T. anderson, in the 2s,h wear Of his age.
IN the death Of ibis truly anable man society has
been deprived OF useful -membcr--his acqusin-
tances Of valued frieud--a wife ola kind and ten
der husbaDG-and three infant children Of M affec-
Tomato parent. Those who knew Mr. And 81
best, feel most sensiby tie loss they have euss.
cd ny his death. He dicdrcgretiod as no had lived.
respected by al that knew him.
-, on the i9th ult, at The residence Of mi.
ia1er, fi5r'. Dsni-t flrprnor. in ln.- .riisit
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Capt. L1,eey L. Thurman,
Post Master, Eitisriiie, ". 4.
COMMUNICATION.


The author Of this Communication has made no
bet on the election. He is not anxious 10 do so;
though he understands such wagers are common
in the other States, and that from New Hampshire
TO Maryland,suc offers have been thrown out i'm
the newspapers. His only object is to satisfy gen.
tlemen that they do not believe their own cacula-
tons; or if they do repose any faith in them, he is
willing for them TO profit at the expence Of his ig
norance and credulity. He is firmly persuaded that
Mr. Adams stands no chance OF getting Virginia,
or OF securing his reelection; and thinking, he
is willing to 20 to the bull ring and hazard himself
upon the event. He proposes, therefore as politi-
clan in Albany has lately done the following series
oil bets He proposes to the friends of Mr.. Adams
"a course that will leave them no alternative but TO
accept The offers by silence refusal admit not
only their certain defeat, but the falsty Of their
claims oil strength. l shall pin them to conclu-
sion from which they cannot escape" 1 do not
wish to win their money-but merely TO (" test the
sincerity OF their claims.' will do this in the old
fashioned Virginia style-though would much
rather the calculators would assume little more
modesty, and leave the people alone vote they
please at the polls, without any attempt TO nisre
present or bias their sentiments.
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IrrGlfEsr PRIZE.

1919 Plies amounting TO $50 900
Uy'The Sub-schemes are as follow the first
one Of which will be drawn on
Wednesday, the 22dof October.
Fbe others will follow without unnecessary defav
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90 that he gets 5000 majority in Pennsylva
MIA,
so that he gets votes in Maryland,
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cRETs ANp SHARES FOR SALE At THE
M a AGE as OFFICE,

$3.50 blanks. s2i,s4o Tickets. S74.4I2
TIeRErs AND SHARES FOR SALE AT THE
MANAGE s. OFFICE,
Il " - r. tn f. En- e HOTEL L.
Tickets St-HGlres S2-Q,iarters 81
Package Of rs whole tickets which must OF drs,y
81 io may he had tor ~ dolls Share.
promptly attended to.
Where IS, So H. Capital prize of Ten thousand Dollar
Petersburg, Va Call At
YATES s. .ArEl-TYRES
Septic. se-rtd
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coursing to Kentucky. hafansuing the people, and
electioneering for Mr.. Adams. Do you not see Mr..
Southland in New Jersey-Mr Porter in N. York,
and Mr.. Writ in Connecticut DO you not see the
hirelng pressesof the administration blackeniny
the character OF the nston,by the most foul filthy
abuse Of Gen. jackson and every pre-. ninent man
who has the independence 10 support his election
DO you, in fine, behold stlessness on the part of
solitary friend TO the administration: Are they not
busy, day and night, in urging the cause of Mr. A
And yet, with full knowledge OF the efforts OF the
enemy to maintain the position which he acquired
oy treachery, we behold Jacksonmen folding up
their arms in willing apathy, and i,nploring "li,
tie more sleep, little more slumber.''
II nothing else can rouse us 10 excrtion let the
vain calculations OF our opponents; their chuckng
tone and arrogant assumptions, warn US to pro-
per discharge oil our duties Citizens,-ws have
the strengtll-let us use it, and silence them for
ever.
AS one evidence of the artifice which have been
employed 10 misrepresent the sentiments OF Vir-
gina, we submit the following communication
from man Of as high sense OF honor as any in yr-
ginia:
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we shall publish in our nest the animated pro-
ceedings OF the citizens Of King William-These
ana the proceedings Of the people of Bedford, are
~ me spirit which becomes the Crisis. They are
NE true Fire Of the Flint.
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DYsP EP STA.

TEHI1IS prevalent disorder, as it exhibits
& itself in its customary symptoms Of want of
appetite, distressing hatulencies, heart burn, pain
in the stomach, sick head ache, nausea, vomiting
and costiveness, now found 10 yield 10 the trie
efficacy of DR. Relies Vegetable Specific, and
.7nti- Bilious Pills.
These two preparations combined, constitute
an eficacious remedy for the Dyspepsia, even
after it has acquired the most obstinate character,
and resisted every effort of professional skill
When both medicines are administered 10 con
nexion according to plain and pai ticular directions
accompanying the Vegetable Specific, they thor
oughly cleanse the alimentary canal of that wise id
mucus which is the proximate cause of the dis
order, and as a tonic and stimuant, they restore
the healthy action and energy Of the stomach,
and strengthen the debilitated system. The pro-
prietor can also confidently recommend the Veg.
etabie Specific as one of the best remedies known
for the sick head ache.
Prepared, and sold wholesale, by L. klDDER,
proprietor of the "Conway Medicine" Counting
Room in Chambers over No. 20, corner of Court
and Hanover-streets, Boston, and at retail by has
appointment, together with all the Conway Med.
ieine, by j. ROBINSON and J. GREEN & CO
Worcester, and Of various Druggists, &c. through
out the country.
Observe none are genuine unless signed L
KIDDER on the outside printed wrapper
TLarge discount to dealers,
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.M.ARRIED.

In Barre, by Rev. James Thompson, Mr..
Sylvander Bowker to Miss Eliza Marsh EIr.
Lew Lincoin to Miss Ann Louisa Whiting ;
ME- Robert Clark to Miss Maria Rice Mr..
Joshua b. Woods to Miss Lydia B. HARDWOOD ;
Mr. john Mullet to Miss Roxana Moor; Mr..
Augustus K. Maynard to Miss Sophia Adams.
BY Seth Lee, Esq. Mr.. Jonathan Ward to Miss
Rachel Woodward, all of Barre.
In iiardwick, by Rev. James Thompson, Mr..
Joseph Newcomb to Miss,Alma Dexter.
ID Boston by Rev. Mr.. Streeter, Franklin Kin
DALI formerly Of Westminster, to Miss Sarah
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as=
DIED.

In West BOylston, on the 2Sth ult. Mrs. Ma
ria Hosmer, wife of Mr.. Ebenezer Nj. Hosuner.
aged -. In the death Of Mrs H her bereayed
partner and friends most sensibly feel the heavy
loss which they have sustained The mildness
Oh her manners, the sweetness of her temper.
ana the amiableness of her disposition, had en-
oeafeo ner to all who had an opportunity of
snafing IN the pleasures of her society. But.
winnie they deeply lament her early exit from
eaf'h' lhey are consoled by the hope, that she
| mas gone to better and happier world.
fDf1nteTS IN Maine are requested to insert this
death $1,000 - '''e'' '''''
In Oxford, March ~, Miss Naomi Gleason,
aged 90.
Tlhyer, aged SO.
In Birmingham, March /, Mr. Moses Fisk,
aged IS.
Ia Lunenburg, on the 26th @ult. MIR. Jonas
Billings
In Fitzwilliam, IN. H. on the 4th inst Thorn
as Richardson, Jr., aged SO.
In Nottingham, {Vt) I'd inst. Mary Sibley,
only daughter of Lot Sibley, aged eleven wears.
ODD year of his age. He was son Of Peter
Green, Esq of Lancaster, and was graduate
of Harvard college
In Andover, (Vt.) on the 23d March last, Mr..
Sampson Walker, aged n years.
At Tortola. whittier he had gone for the i'm
provement of his health, 18th Jan. Amos Ban
cock, ESQ. ofPorto Rico, and son of Amos Ban
cock, of Princeton, Mass aged 49,
In West Cambridge, on the 9th ult Mr..
Amos Whittemore, aged69, the original patentee
of the machine for sticking cards.
In Lowell, on the LIST inst Moses Hale Esq.
In Acton, on the 23th ult. Mr.. Ephraim Hap
good, aged 70. He had been confined to his
house more than seven years by bodily inirInity.
In New Bedford, Mr.. James Russell, aged 38.
In Mason, N. FL. March 81, Mr.. Jason Duns-
ter, aged 65.
In Plymouth, Vt. Feb "a, Mrs. Abigail Bishop,
wife of Mr., Robert Bishop, aged 6I.-On the
18th of Feb. Mrs. Phebe Nudge, aged SO.
In Deering, (N. ii) March %, very suddenly,
Miss Charlotte, consort Of Jonathan D. Glenn
ent, aged % years.
In Sullivan, (N.H) David Kemp, son Of Eras-
tus Kemp, aged years. Ills death was occa-
stoned by falling into a kettle of boiling water.
In Washington City, Doctor William Thorn
ton, one of tie Oldest and most respectable in
habitants of that city, and who, for many years
past, presided at the head of the Patent Office,
IN the Department of State.
In Philadelphia on the 9Th inst, Tiney Car
mey, "a colored woman,) aged one hundred md
fourteen gears.
In Russia, Field Marshal Barclay de Tolly,
renowned in the late wars between France and
Russia. The Emperor has ennobled his children.
In Newcastle, (Eng.) Jan. %, Mr.. John An
derson and wife, both in advanced age, and
were both buried in one grave. To this aged
couple the beautiful lines Of Burns might with
propriety be applied:
John Anderson, my 10, John,
We clambthe hill thegither,
And mony canty day, John,
We've had with ane anither
Now we maun totter down, John,
But hand in hand wen go,
And sleep thegither at the foot,
John Anderson, my Jo"
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T. & w. KEITH,
-WORCEsTER,--

-WUKCESTER,--
~ "A fcao rods south Of the Court House, nj
EEAVE enlarged their assortment of Silver
a IL and Steel S e CTACLES, and offer
to their friends and the public the best variety
of the above named article that can be found in
this County.
They will manufacture Gold and Silver SPEc-.
TAeLE FRAMES to any pattern desired, and fit
Glasses to suit the eyes of the most difficult
Glasses set in frames, where they have been
broken out, at short notice and exchanged.
when they do not suit those who wear them.
~ They also offer for sale, great variety of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, MILITARY and
FANCY GOODS; SILVER, PLATED and
BRITANNIA WARE.
~ WATCHES and JEwELRY required In tho
best manner. CIV March ~.
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ON DIT1DLNG THE COUNTY.
10 towns; Yeas GAO. Nays 1886

The towns in italics, are some of those from
which it was proposed to form the new county.
From the returns thus far, we gather these re.
suits: That of the towns from which the new
county was to be formed, four only have given
majorities in favor of the measure, viz Fitch.
burg the intended shire town, and Ashburnham.
Westminster and Lunenburg, which are adj.
joining towns while thirteen others have Civ
en- only 70 votes in favor of separation, and 1904
aganst--or % against, to one in favor and
this, too. by the very persons who, it was said,
were to be benefited by the measure. The
whole returns show about $40 yeas to one nav.
So decided and unanimous an expression of the
public sentiment could not have been anticipat.
ed
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AUCTION.

WKTILL be sold at Public Vendue, at Mount
w Adams Hotel, in Princeton, on WE'D
NESD-4Y, the 2lst day Of .4pra inst, at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ, IS Sheep, 40 Lambs. | Travel.
ling Wagon, l Phaeton, excellent Cows, d
Feather Beds, and many other articles too nu-
merous to mention
GT Conditions made known at the time and
place oe sale
WHITNEY & CHEEYER, auc;rs.
Princeton, April 16 I6
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The Franklin Insurance Company,
WEAV!NG capital Of $500, 900, all paid in,
a n make INSURANCE against FIRE on Build
ings, Merchandise, Household Furniture, &c. at
low rates of premium. AUSTIN DENNY, Esq.
of Worcester, is their Agent, and authorised to
issue Policies. istf Boston, Oct %.
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

FOR YOUNG LADIES, IN GRAFTON
RE ISIS HAMMOND gives notice, that she
I'VE will open School at Mr.. l.. Bakers Ho,
tel, in Grafton, for the instruction of Young.
Ladies, to commence on the first Monday Of
June next. Tuition in the ordinary branches,
So; including Painting and Embroidery, $3.50.
Grafton April g.
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

RWISS ELIZA FORBUSH will commence
I'VE a Boarding School, in Douglas, on the
22d of April in which all the branches usually
taught in School.of this description, viii re-
ceive particular attention. Terms reasonable.
ID Reference may be had to Rev. David
Holman, Mr.. Nathaniel Carpenter, OF Mr. Wars
rem Hunt Douglas April 9.
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AZ towns: 1920 1868 1888 3728 1888 174l

Whole number of ballots, 1870. Beside the
above, there were given in the same towns, for
c. Allen, 1880 W. s. Hastings, 1877; B.Taft,
ir., 500; various others, 257S Maiorities Of
present returns for J. w Lincoln go J Da
Wis, 1916; E. Cushing, 1916; J Estabrook, 1886
They are probably elected. In the same towns,
J. Bowman lacks but Is votes of majority.
and may probably be chosen.
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Worcester Dye Establishment.

EMILLIAM B. FOX respectfully informs
the public, that he is carrying On the
business of Dyeing, in all its branches, viz He
VIII dye and finish, in the neatest and most du-
rabie manner, Broadcloths; Cassimeres Satin,
Lustring; Grapes, Plush; Silk and Cotton Vel
vets; Worsted Cords; Silk and Cotton do
Hosiery and Gloves; Ladies and Gentlemens
Garments, of every description; Ribbons, &c
&c. He also cleanses Garments &c-Ladies'
shawls cleansed and drest so as to preserve
their color. Also, Cards Wool, and Dresses
Custom Cloth, in the best manner, and on the
most reasonable terms
~ W B. F. has appointed L. w. SrowELL
& Co his Agents, where Goods may be left,
and will be taken and returned
Worcester, April l6 IF
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FIRES: On the LIST inst. the house occupied
by Mr.. Levi Blodget, Jr in Pctersham, was
consumed by FIRE, together with all its contents.
Mr.. b. and his wife were absent, leaving two
small children to take care of the house-On
the I'd inst. the house of Mr.. Henry Carruth
IN Barre, was also consumed. The fire is sup
posed to have been communicated 70 the bnild.
ing by an incendiary.
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Town OFFICERS IN BoIToN FOR 1928.
TOaoa Cterk-Nathaniel Longley, jr. Select
men-Amory Pollard, John Haskell, Oliver
Barrett, Daniel Sawyer, Josiah Goss asses
sorS-Samuel s. Houghton, Amory Holman,
I'd, Caleb Wheeler. O0erSeers Of lie Poor
lew Moore, Amory Holman, Cd, Joseph Ho
der. Treasurer-Alpheus Moore. School Com.
nsittee-Rev Isaac Allen, Oliver Barrett, Thorn
as Fry, Amos Parker, Samuel S. Houghton,
Caleb Nurse, Alpheus Moore
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.ACRICULTURAL.
SCHOOI.

EN t. BRIGHAM informs his friends and
EDe the public, that he intends opening a
SCHOOL in Shrewsbury, on MONDAY, The
18th q .4pr'L, for the instruction Of Young La
dies and Lads in all the branches usually taught
in Academies.
= TuitiOn-English, So; Languages, $4 per
Term.
" P. S. Board in respectable families,
81 so per week. SD April 2.
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WILLIAM P. GREENE.

AUCTION & Commission Merchant, and Agent
for the sale Of .4naencam Manufactures,
GOLICITS consignments of COTTON and
y WOOLLEN GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
&c. Liberal advances made in cash, when re-
quired, on Goods consigned for public or pri-
vate sale.
Co Refer to H. NJ. Skies, Worcester-Ch a's.
Potter, Esq., Proridencs
Providence, April is, 6v =
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April 10, 1928.
TO lie HeirS Of NATHAN ST0NE, late Of Hubbards-
ton, an said Comfy, deceased and to all Others con-
ceyned ia the Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
4 see fit at the Court of Probate TO be hold
at Templeton, in said County, on the 22d
day of May next, at nine of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports 10 be the last viii and Testament of said
deceased, should not be approved and you will be
heard thereon
THE0PH's. WHEELER, Reg
16& By order of the Hon. Judge