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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23

been abandoned. TIE troops Of Don biinses nave
committed great excuses in their progress through
the country. The amount OF military and other
persons who have gone into Spain is estimated az
10000
BLOCKADE or THE PORT OF FUNCiAL.
(oory.)
Foreign ONcs, -4n-ust Is. s2s.
SrR.-I avn directed by the Earl Ut Aberdeen 10
acuuaint you for the information oil the COMMITTEE
at Lloyd's that intelligence has been received al
this Office. that an effective blockade oil the. port
Of Funcha, in the Island of Madeira, has been
declared by the government existing in Portugal
am. &c. Signcd] DOUGLAS.
The Chairman of the Committee at l.loyds.
SPAIN.
The Journal of the Upper Garonnce contains the
following article:
8. Numerous arrests took place at Madrid few
DAYS aro in consequence Of the discovery OF con-
spiracy in favor Of the lnfanic Don Carlos
GREECE.
Ibrahm Pacha has agreed to evacuate the Mo
rea.
The Pielemontese Gazette says, that the plague
in the Morca had greatly subsidized, III consequence
of the energetic measures adopted for its removal
1t appears that the President Of Greece was pre-
sent at the conference with the Allied Admiras.
touching the evacuation Of the Morca BY ldrahtm
Pncha, who seems to haze desired The oPperta-
nifty.
From the QuotideHne)
Trieste. Aug. 2S.-(Privatc spondcnce. -
Letters from Coriew announce that the Anglo 10
man government had received notice that the
troops on board the Russian squadron commanded
BY Admiral Sinayin are destined tor Greece. 1t
is added that these forces, principally composed OF
light infantry, will first occupy the Jellles OF IL
vata 1t is also said that the Ambassador, the
Marquis de Ribcaupierrc. has sent connnnica-
ton On The subject to the President, Count Capo
d'lsttia.
AUSTRIA.
There are. it is said. nearly fifty Austrian ships
navigating the Black Sea with cargoes OF provisl-
ons aud munitions Of war, destined for the reliel
o the 'l'ui kish furtresses.
Letters ON the banks of the brave. state that
mo, emcnts are remarked amongst the Austrian
troops in Scla,onia. Several leading personages
Vie named having frequent communications
from that province, with Tie Ser,lan Prince, Nil
ioch, at Belgrade
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23

Vac ,nief n,sgsmcy Of the Union. ni,aps,,
wnild lain hope, he has been Convinced a. WAC,
ed, in the queude o his retirement If en- ; eDe,.
not 10 be memioned deteriora,inr ra;, IL ue'-iys
.er But admitting TIA exist in i full force WIN Wv, ca
NAL not to say, honorable sh' which Il Is hed "e Se,
ny persons OF our day if baccd against ne View. ~ ma
dctracl from The claims OF MIR Adams. il wonld Nac'
oitcly outwe'glIcd. Tie supcriuri.y al nn ue VI
performed The great deeds, :int re alecd The INT; no
services 10 his country ascraed 10 Cen Iackson
not to be disputed These To- piedge tia, 4 .o ouH
toihe Presidency acts Of iur3.er uuiy AMI ;y., ~
be an,c pated troiu the talents and virtue which W.
ready achieved SO much in subordinate sIa in, T." T.
good II the Republic. Placed upon an ,ienc '' We
ai'ed. by the gratitude OF free and viFt,,.no y
whose great beieacor he has been the atj,,o ."p'
cs,d ior, and confidence reposed in him. will !, a,'.
expected, inspire hi. heart with the sonqe. aay "
devise and execute something for the adj, ancera -
The general we!fne. '" "
In the distribution Of Offices and govermcn,al,syo,,
must worthy to receive them, will no tloub be ,el Wv
AMI none honored with trns,s of any kim IN 80
the reelection Of himself or other sinister oh;rc,
far depends on the Executive he laws will be- ,nv '
forced The officers 10 the different departments h. III
TO scaige faithfully their tulies all useless cypenesa
reuenccd, aud The government. administered viii u,
strict ST economy. Its dignity viii be supported a, h,
and abroad Me constitution will not be nflipred b,,,
usurralion OF powers not gran ed the rights Il io..
cations VIII he respected, our oMn firmly Maintained @
nothing omitted which can be deemed essential IN
prnspcrt, OF the ma il. ANDREW Gpay
Sec the address Of the Adams Convention ,la, .s
bed at bower in July last.
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Yon TIE DELAWARE PATRIOT.

Mn. Eptron-l send to you for publication ~,
extract Ut a letter from Il genteman IN Cbe..,
County, Pen to hi, friend ia Newcastle countv
dated september 5tn, 1928, which contains .,,ns
information in relation to the strength Of political
parties in that county.
1t must be rccoiiected, that Chester is one If ,ls
counties from which BlNNS, MINOR, d.. n.
calculated to receive large majority for the can,
ition bat ! am convinced from the infnrmaio,
contained III the extract. that they will come ON,
second best ON the day o.! trial. The person WI,
gives the information, is no politician he i al.
lent observer OF all the political nlo,cmenis tls,
are made ~ tins country his opportunities for re.
lei,ins correct Information are extensive am, HI,
| opinion, are certainly Of more yane, and mare
worthy OF belief. than those VI the hired ninOns
Of acorruPt unworthy administration, whose OPT.
nluls are always eXpres sd III relation to putics
according to t.ielr own wishes, without any cor.
rect data on which correct opinions may he form.
ed. for thu Purpose Of dcludins the supporters (
The pr9lla'a rights. MEMO
:. ih,rc is much political excitement IN ou
county ., this time the candidate, for Sheriff are
clectonerring like good felovs.--There certainly
viii! not he much difference in this county eithrr
way, though the Adams men claim large md,.
riy. They have certainly lost sight OF the boss
anu sihcW oi ,e N't"S. ltccrtalhlV appears 10 lnt,
that mot Of the laboufing class, with whom an
acquainted will vote the Jackson ticket.
Out OF fifteen, who were working in harvest, not
far from my residence, fourteen were for Jackson,
and one for MIR. Adams; the Poor Adams man
said that he could not satisfy himself 70 he chang
IRON jackson and Adams, in time Of Federal ana
Democrat; but that he would vote for all the fe.
derallsts on the ticket, and for none Of the Othe
| concern.
IS The Adams party, understand are making
strong efforts To put down MIR. Buchanan; but /
think they will be disappointed. We will undoab'
eddy have a close olection. 1t appears to me hl
the jackson Fctleral>ts are much more numerous,
III an the Adams Democrats, which will certainy
settle the matter in favor of the jackson ticket"
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23

From TlE AMthIcAs sksrlNKLD
.Tr Editors.--We had agreed at our caucus 70
make most tlashv display by inviting Mr.. Cliy
and Mr.. Southland and Nj. Porter to grand ban
quet, which he had Intended to get up. when thy
three should meet together in Philadelphia, tocol-
pare notes, and make report after having conp'e-
ted their eectioaeerin. executions. But alas. We
have been 50 Inucl, buitrttcd and BEATEN 50 over
whelmed and routed in the West, that it has given
us all the hos rors Mr. Clay returns home private
" and quietly. signing farewell TO all his great,
ness anu Mr.. Sout..ald and Mr.. Porter are silefs
as mice they have not made single table oallQA
their fond expectations OF Mr.. Clay's intnenfs
at the hustlngs are completely rent, torn, anu
tattered b. the Tremendous out.pournss Of TIC
people in favor Of the old farmer. Misortunes cone
not single spies, but in whole batta,icns-so,
has been completely with US, for on the back Of all
these disasters is that most dotestbe bore TO W
The grunbling OF our original Adams men; teY
are continually FOSTERING and censur.ng Us lh
the violation Of the Httsier p'edsc--taclr maS'
arc 50 voracons for Office, that we are in cont'
ual diIcma to keep them in their harness, and "
only way We have to stop their hungry lmporsu"
ties by simply eoaxing them to wait Nsr h,l'"s
eelecton ard then they shall, come in tor SHARP
The election in Maine cheers US palitte. 1t Wou'
be dreadful If the New England original, s'oa.
strike thc i've stfipcu nag ana ucse't US :"
hoar Of nccd-but POUNDS after all, the trave.,''o
Anderson, the Jackson man, is elected in the eNA
berland district. Alden. ADAMS-MA"
Uerh'ime, Conuention.-The friends OF Genc'' ;
Jackson look witl.intense interest to Inc perry.
when the great State Convention will assemble q.
f1erkimcr. III we are not grossly deceived, u WI
be the largest and the most respectable conVeh'.
in point of talent and true repubcahis'n, u ~.
ever was held in our state. Who the cana'uae'
for Governor and Lieut. Governor will be. must
yet. be matter Of uncertainty we ieel ev ~,
llent that, if the choice is only judcons one, ~.
candidates selected will succeed by an ii''Sn'
majority. n, an
The administration presses may iatter aa' =, ="
courage their coadjutors in other states, , M".
visionary prospect Of the success OF Messrs Gun h.
and Clay in this state; but it is no longer o.,le
concealed-t must be conceded-that tins s'' >,
will give tremendous defeat to the coalition n,, d
our November Election. Trio thirds oil inc , 'os:.
Of this state will be given to the Farner Of as" l"s
sec--t'e peoples tavorte--the nafIc'As can0N'' :
--IRayne Sentinel.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23


roa TnE pEI AWARE rlTnIor.
From NJ. Adams turn ua~ 10 ten Jackson AMI shall
STATE cm rasons beside those Aelttei)rc ASST ned 1hy
he merits = preference to his ~.
Cen Jackson is sna ,latis IA. ben rcpGb, .cin-l
fiead to he political institutions ut liie country
theory and practice There will be constenc there
FORE in eectns inn to preside over OF this
great RcpbAc: but II viii be iucDnss emit ab,u,d and
dangerous, to phce again i. executive powers il Inc hand
Of one, who known cherish manarccl sentiments,
who has yoacd is ID ,i.tons, and would, ii he could
subyert lLc, purpose .. ,u4.,, ,sins a stronger
-oyerng,, ....ii ncr w9rls :, ., inoa civ This
was vuure system Of his lae ana the.e IS the best
reas u eyc, Is thc system whc, M .sncs l. stc cs
=, ned ~ y y. States.
t.An. JAZZ, Il pat:iot--nrc vito Is distinguished for
n. love oi country Ofir. ,e as given the strong.
esi evidence BY perilng lis at Il so wa,s 10 defend lis
erritory, is hbeitics AZ i,,- Tie "a, of winch he
Ea ed mpcrish.bls rsgo y, IL sp ,ai services he rem
dered.
lie IS no. DISTINGUISHED for mgr iY deedg only but chi
uent also Tor ciy,e MINES having had more hirh eiyi
trusts be.towe on a off ed him than any o,L.r chi.
zen Of the s. ates al having always with great credit
to himself aid ene 10 his country, before remark, d.
ne tned the duties If he various Offices he las flied
Placed often in The nnst dYiirult ,,,,np c;na,;ne
while in Abe public service esneeially tIe military lis
strong clear mind led linn ;cklv 10 rc .eiv. and lie
err, 10 nerform WAT was bcst 70 NJ. d,c !, nyaIv c
SIS AID IN every Incture This caused him at ore inc
10 dsobev t- orders Of iii; sInA,;oro ,na \, ano,hn. ~
gel agde he constitutes ard ,,e 1--we Nfnr. hu . n
ofbs exraordnary k,rac, =. ,vouI INV ssen
the nee .ss,y Of acting a. h- did ON te.e n IN;
4 nd tpues ia n.
resnonsib,y he 1I TO- lie shs = sery;n, h;s c,,,
This exposed Inn to the hatred q prslannou and ,rs
,orous ne,sins mi 90 ~ en,r H.. n,.' III ,rs u
ami, M 1a " ''L cur , 'u een1u'es u
10 emulate his ac,ians. - X :
III, Is a man uf he n,rea, ;ts,,;,, oc,h moot ,o,o
ble honol, u III M r. = ~, ma ,,pan;,. i
mani r..-,,,, H.. IN MIN ~ 49, ,a, n, ~,
ma,E.b,e \ - 80 -
III . f,;.,l - H.. ,,,eo.e ,a.,, .,..,.. =.
$3.50 49, ~ 49, '" a. S.,e a"'S ''t
;nr kna4inf H., ;ntal;@ene i , '''' ,.
No. lie i, ~, ,,;y ~ rs.,,hl ~ " ~ ''''N' "''N
IL + ,i.o a. adyoca,a ~ ,,
the nrn,c,;o,, IF aa;c,.up .'
Iat h !, ~ ah w manufacturing 'nuusHS'
i In adl,ion n h,$ scrra,yanca viii; incarnation, ,,,
49, ,iro' q ~ ssaa""ee WV 'neha.loh"' com
ernren, Nv ~ wv ~ s. ~ '1 ""rs 0, 80"
stan1s ,.,.lf n,.,n;, Ta,a. 80 s'auem ~ nue ,
.,, ti ~" ''e"1ei' ne mas acq"'fca muc'
M .Se :, &c eoi'' ~ ., hn'a'
% ''"E m'e" ,iu e"s'sen 10 .ne p'ac'ce o 'he law
81 we puonc seiVce, occh constantly and actively en-
! i''y T o 81 ~ ',. nns''. a IS nan =.
,;os ,v , e. ~, h'p Wei these lahea
stand onnnsnd e o"' u "g e''uea r'esen.
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

FHNHE Subscriber will sell or let, for term
IL of years, a VALUABLE WATER
POWER, within one and half miles of Wor-
cester Village, situated on good road leading
from Worcester to Lancaster. He will furnish
water power equal to operate from one to three
thousand cotton spindles, and will warrant the
power at all seasons of the year. Also, from
one to three acres ofLand, with good Dwell
ling-house on the same, the whole pleasantly
situated. The water power is easily command
ed. The stream is supplied by the principal
reservoir: of the Blackstone Canal, with fall
of water from % to 80 feet it will not be sub
ject to freshets, back water, or ice. He will al
SO furnish any building, together with all the
running gears, canal dams, sideways, &c. to
and from said building, ready to receive the
Machinery, and keep the whole in repair for a
term Of years on the most reasonable terms
As he has materials on hand and contracts
made for erecting early in the Spring per-
manent Stone Factory, he would be glad to &C
commodate its size to the wishes of its occu-
pants. The loca. advantages of this place for
Manufacturing purposes are too obvious TO need
comment. WILLIAM HOFEY.
i Worcester Dec "a
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From the .Ns.O York Epening Post.


FASHIONABLE PARTIES. tits with great
pleasure that, at the opening of the pres
ent fashionable campaign, we learned from
high authority that a revolution was to
take place in the economy of evening en-
tertainments, long and loudly called for by
the experience of the past. 1t has hereto
fore been uniformly the remark of all well
bred foreigners, that our sideboards and
supper tables were overloaded with eat
ables and drinkables, to an excess almost
disgusting. Private fortunes have suffer
ed considerable dilapidatlon in administer
ing to the appetites of the visiting public ;
the health Of the fashionable citizens has
been materially injured, and we have en-
jeyed the character of set of abominable
gourmands These remarks of eminent
foreigners the recent return of several
well travelled natives with more correct
intelligence on the subject; the diminution
of the sinews by which the war of veracity
was carried on; and the sermons of the
Rev. Dr. Lyman Beecher on intemperance,
have all conspired to introduce better or
der of things. Under the auspices of sew
eral of our most distinguished matrons, a
series of sources has been commenced, and
is in progress, at which no refreshment is
offered but lemonade, and some little ga
teaur. Cream of tartar has been sometimes
tried as a substitute for the former bever-
age, but has been found to possess too
much of an astringent quality. The whole
array of Injuries with which the tables of
the fashiopables formerly groaned on these
are 10 De banlShed. Custards and blame
mango, calves head jelly and rum ieIIy.
whipped Syllabus, pGrfait amour, noyau
and mareschino, respectable Madeira and
honest whiskey punch, the whole tribe Of
West India sweetmeats, molasses and su-
gar candy, and all sorts of confectionery of
all colors, are no longer to show their fac
es IN genteel company. Even oysters
whether picked or fried, or served nm IN
the shape of oyster patties, are prescribed.
and the more homeIy fraternity of sand,
wiches, hams and tongues, are also denied
Abundance. The effect of this arranoe-
ment has been, that rational conversation
IS not interrupted by the Gathering of
KNIVES, FORKS, and spoons-the bouncing Of
corks, or bawling for walters. AS the lone
expected supper is known to be no longe1
forthcoming, when conversation begins ~
grow dull and wit TO a faO. tba nortu
breaks up at a seasonable hour, and tbe
health of the visiters is not endangered as
IL formerly was, by riding or walking home
IN thin attire through the raw morning
air.
We have no doubt that the consequence
OF this thorough reform, notwithstanding
tshe complaints Of some of our epicures. win
be attended with salutary consequences
Dyspepsia will become less frequent com.
plant, parties will be less crowded and
break up sooner, and the excuses of fash
'onaole dissipation will receive timely
and salutary check. 1
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DR.. Thayer's Pill CathoHcon, or
Universal homaiu Phusic.

FEVHESE PILLS are wholly of vegetable
III production, and are esteemed in almost eve
ry complaint preferable to Jalab and Calou,eL
They cleanse the stomach of all filthy, useless
matter, equal to an emetic-rest0rng lost appe-
tite, aud correcting bilious disorders
They cause free evacuation from the bowels,
without giving the least pain or uneasiuess. thew
are preferable to Lees Bilious Pills" and BIZ
Physicians acquainted with them are preferred to
any medicine of the kind for family use; there
being no mercural preparation connected with
them They are useful in almost every COM
plaintincident to the human frame, where ca.
thartics are useful, and are perfectly safe for
women and chidrenin all conditions
CERTIFICATE
hereby certify, that, for year past, have
made considerable use Of DR. Thayer's Vegeta-
Bile Pill Ca hoIicon, in my practice, and have uni
formly found them safe, easy and sautary ca.
thartic Therefore cheerfuy recommend them
as a useful family cathartc Pin
OMRI DODGE, Physician.
HHncocE, June ., 1928. ev. 1y.-3
For sale byJ. GREEN & co. Wort,,ter.
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3poetrp.
From The London .MontkIu ReUie,o.

From the London Monthly Revie'o,
FROM WIFE TO HER HUSBAND Is ADVERSELY
By Mss Bro,cne, aged Is.
Why heave that sigh my only love-
Is then. the scene so sad before thee,
That nothing can the thoughts remove
That spread their dark ming influence DER
thee
Believe me thou art still as dear
AS when thou vast in youth and riches,
OH wipe away that starting tear
II is-it is thy WIFE beseeches'
Oh! think upon those early days,
When thou to strains | sung would'st listen,
When thy fond look was my BEST praise,
And with sweet tears thine eyes would glisten.
Believe me, love, It's still the same,
The fruit is here, tho falln the blossom
Time tempers, but not cools the fame
That burns within the faithful bosom.
There is a thought may still beguile,
In joy or grief we've never parted
Oh if could but see thee smile,
] should not be quite broken hearted.
Oh! cease to heave the struggling sigh
OH dash away that tear, my dearest
Believe me, happier days are nigh;
When night is darkest, dawn is nearest
Look on our infants artless vile,
That strives to take away thy sorrow,
Can'st thou not from that babe sweet smile
One ray of Joy to cheer thee borrow
There is a something in my breast
That says we are not quite forsaken,,
That says once more we shall be olest,
And joys soft tone again shall waken'
Perchance the parting beam of life
Shall shed peaceful sunshine Ger us;
Then hand in hand we'll quite the strife,
With bright thornless path before u.s.
A Young creature who in her 18th yea
could write these lines, SO characteristic of thu
wife and mother, must have looked into the at
fections and feelings of others, with an eye o
penetrative sympathy.
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Veac Bakerg and Bread Store.

ENHE subscriber begs leave respectfully to
Il inform the inhabitants of Worcester
and its vicinity, andthe public generally that
he has established himself in the BAKING
BUSINESS on Front-street, nearly opposite
the Town House, where he intends baking all
kinds of BREAD, such as Loaves, Biscuit and
Breakfast Rolls every morning y also, Crack
ers, hard and soft; Sugar Crackers; Seed
Cakes; Sugar Cake Milk Biscuit and Gin
gerbread all which will be made from good
Stock, and sold at reasonable prices,-and
hopes, by furnishing good Bread, to receive a
share of the public patronage
N; B. Dinner and Supper Rolls furnished
for Parties at short notice.
FRANCIS MERRIFIELD.
Worcester, Bee. 70 50f
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From the Boston Statesman.

SUMMIT.
That man who walks with nature hand In
hand,
And loves the pure free air of mountain S
brown,
And that philosophy which cometh down
From heaven, in woods and by the lone sea
strand,
Becomes priest in those deep mysteries
Which sometimes fit along the summer breeze
Whose doctrines may be read upon the leaves
Which the low autumn wind shakes, when If
weaves
Its rushing melody, and in the gush
Of brawling fountains, or that gentle BUSH
The glad but silent thrill, when eventide
Hangs smiling Ger the worlds broad boundary
So will he learn true wisdom without pride,
That solitude is best society. l..
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CO.M.MU.NIC.ATEn

EOCT. DAWSON, of Pittsburgh. Pa.
NJ LITE United States Surgeon at Fort Fay
cite, in letter to \, Crosby of Cambridge.
n dated Aug S, 1897, referring TO PREV.
Gus statement Of his, approaching La Motifs
Cough ID ops, as having obtained the confidence
OF the public D. efectIng many cures, further
states he Drops soid we'll last winter and
spring, aud had much larger quantity could
have solo all by wholesale aud retail''
L..4 MOTIFS COUGH DROPS.
This valuable remedy for Coughs and other
prevailing disorders of the breast and lungs
leading toConsumption, is highly recommended
by several respectable physicians, and is rapdIy
cBquiring merited popularity
timely use OF thes Drops may be consider
ed as certain cure in most cases of common
Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Whoopine Coupbs'
pain in the side difficulty of breatIine want If
sleep arising frol debility, palpitation of the
heart, hoarseness, pain in the breast, bleeding of
the lungs, aud in sl'asmOdic asthma it is singular
ly etiieael0us Particular attention 10 the dIrec.
tons for using IS necessary Each bottle con-
tains about 50 doses Price. 81
NEW CERTIFICATE.
" have tor eighteen years been troubled with
an aflliction OF the breast and lungs. attended
with severe cough pain in the side and d;f;-
Guilty of brt athng--and, in the fall of 1895 I he.
came so much reduced that my life was des nair.
ed OF and recelyed|no visible benefit from INV
physician. was advised TO make trial of In
.ho'"s Cough Drops, and after taking one bot.
tie was restored TO perfect health--and il is NV
firm belief that the above named Drops saved nv
life. THOMAS ZONES
Columbus, Ohio, July 20, 1896 -
preparedby a. CnosBY, sole proprietor, Cam.
bridge, New-York whose signature viii Be- affix.
ed III his own handwriting 20 each bill of direc.
tons. lie particular that each bottle is env.lo,,aI
in stereo or check lsbt which is struck nm he
same bill with the directions.-Sold wboesaI. anS
retail, by special appointment, b, James Creer
70. worcester; Wheelock & Carey. Stnr.
bridge; and by J. p. WbtwelI, and G eoree Rim.
Icy, Boston and by Druggists generally.
~ - 'o1' eoiySS
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
WORCESTER, IS.
Court Of Common Pleas at Worcester. De-
cember Term, A. D. 1927
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That
the petitioners notify all persons interested
thereln, to appear at the next term of this
Court, to be helden at Worcester aforesad on
the first Monday of March next, by publishing
an attested copy Of said Petition, and this Or.
der thereon, in the Massachusetts, Spy and
worcester County. Advertiser, three weeks
successfully, the last publication be thirtv
days, at least, before the sitting of said Court
that they may then and there shew cause. If
any they have, why the prayer thereof should
not be granted.
Attest. ABIJAH BIeELow, Clerk.
A true copy of the Petition and Order of
Court thereon.
Attest ABIJAH BrGELow, Clerk.