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COURTL ANDr .srRrEr. NElv.YunK.

COURTL ANDr STREET NETWORK.
NE ASTERS Of Eastern vessels, and Purchasers Of Bread
ANA stnifs generally ale ilinTinsd ta the Albany Tow
Boats and uge hummer of thlny Sloops, viii hrrir
wnfl dIslilrg" tc Cargoes Goat u tho ,,iSkS
lately erected and north of Cousndt Street Ia the
OF Newfork, where facility wal e offered by Canat
lines and other !mprt1nt Commercial Fsabs shnents fOt
the trsnaction of l business relng the Western Cuuay,
the sale Of Western P.odace, Domestic Manufactures, sc
&c.
Nov York, February IL. mi.
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PRIVATE SCHOO
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Nk1H TIMOTHY Il. REDMOND informs his friends
ssnM and the public that he has reopcued his establish
es mem, No. l7S, loo Pearl street, and No. liS in
Water street, city OF Newy aud invites them
theit patronage generous community here have vel
coined him hack to his accustomed labor service and
lie hopes that travellers will the respectable caI-
lens of this city, ia besowng oh him their encouragement
and Indemnify s far as may be for the wrongs he has suf
ferei beyond the power OF II jury TO redress.
His household now in order and his accustomed abun
dance and varieties, in the arder and cellar will be provid
ed as before his unparalleled persecution.
New York, march 10 6m
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BOOK B..>IINC, &c.
@. W. SPENCER,

CO.hHISSIOr .uER ERCH7S7'-pEoroEseE,
EHAs taken a Store in Hnmphry & Eyeet,'s fro-pcoof
z building, No. So, South Water street, for t,e puposs
Of trnsclng Commission BEiness and offers his services
10 his friends and tie public soliciting consignmens Of every
description OF Merchandise.
Particular attention viii he paid to the sao of OIL and
CANDLES AMI liberal advances made on all consgnp,enis
Refer -
BRows X IyIs, ,,,
B. Il. T.. HoPPIS, ifo'iuohoe'
A. X LAwRENcE, Boston.
n. Il II. TiSGLEY, New York.
DAsiEL Com, baltimore.
Taft Il PADpLEFoRp, Savannah.
DANIEL HGwLASp, New Orleans
Sd Mo. 5ih
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NOTICE.

ME sufferers by the late fire, particularly request those
IL persons who may have property IN Icr POSSESSION be
"hgng To them, u leave ii AT The store Of Alden Arnold,
eNe word there, that may be reganed The sufferers
respectfully return their thanks their fellow Ci
lcns, Tor Tie kindness manifested endeavong protect
their property march ~
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TEEAyRE.

TEEATRE.
yEyHE Public are respectfully informed that Miss CLARA
n FISHER is eng ged for three nights only.
TINS EYE.NIhii, March 26.
MISS CLARA FISHERS FIRST NIGHT.
The performance 10 commence wtk the Comedy of
THE WILL,
OR SCHOOL FOR DAUGHTERS.
Sir Soomon Cynic. Mr.. Cmtar,
Mandevle Kelsey,
Howard. Dinneiord,
Verias Duffy,
Realize, Ray,
Robert Phcide,
Old CoIay, Holden.
ALBISA MAxDEwLLE, Miss CLARA FISHER.
Mrs. Rigid, first appearanceI Mrs. Brewster,
Ccely Copsly, Dnneimd
Deborah, Buckley.
Sailors Hornpipe, in character, by Master Coet.
To conclude with ''iG J. 80
OLD AND YOUNG.
Old Wilton, Mr.. Mest,yer,
Mr. Mowb1y, Guitar,
Peter Pacide,
Peggy, Mrs. Dnne!ud.
JuIIA MowpRsx, Miss CLARA FisxRR.
Assumed characters,
Hector yHo,obray, MISS Clara Fisher !
Oobbtxon .Hoobray. MISS Clara Ftshnr :!
Foppin gtOn Nepbyag, MISE Clara Fisher D.! !! 1! .
Doors o. halt past 6, performance to commence at
O'Clock, precisely.
Boxes 81 Pit 20 cents Gallery IS cents.
march 36
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
- BATTEf has removed to Christian Hill, No. I43
kJS High street; ad this day openng number of cases
Of new Goods, among which are
Brcadcloths, Cassinere Flannes, Dufs Bookings; sHk
Naienca, Denmark, silk velvet and Mnrseles Vestines
British and Domestic Sheelings and Shinngs CalicOes
English and Domestic Gnghans Stripes, Checks; Cantic
danna Handkerchefs cont, shin and Buttons sewing
sk and Twist Pins and Needles; cotton and linen Thread;
SIX and tbby Velveis; Bang up Cord; Suspendsrs.
Newi iofk made Hats, cheap.
On hGndCoats, Pantaoons, Vests, Top Coots Frooks,
short Jackets, camble and plaid Cloaks, and Box Co<s
N b. Garments cut and made to order, and warranted
nj, or no sale February 10.
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THIS DAY.
EVANS & CO.'S LIST

bN ANS " W - bISI
nF Drawn Numbers In New-furk Consolidated Dcttery,
w class q, for ls2s.
81 ~ % a. IS -
List Of Dawn Numbers in Rhode Island State Lutter,,
class z.
30 II Al - ~ 90
Combination . 30 ~ IN the Rude- island state lottery
clas 9 prze Of 500, sold aud paid ut 33 market st.
besides large numbcf OF $50, 30, 10, SC.
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PAWTUCKET HOTEL AND sTAGE-HuUSE.
s. =. EDWARDS,

PAWTUCKET HOTEL AND STAGE-HUUSE.
s. =. EDWARDS,
a GtDNTINtES To keep the above establishment, and is
" prepared To accommodate people of business and gentle
men visiting this village, IN manne he trusts will be
sfactofy To those who may favor him with their company
The house has lately been thoroughly repaired and mate
rally improved, which renders of the most comIO
dlous establishments in this vicinity.
tieOd orses and Cnises kept for the accopmoda-
ton oi his customers, who may wish To visn the
and elegant manufactures in the vicinity. Also good Hack
and careful driver attached TO the Hotel Careful and
rienced men attend the Sta!e where horses will be kept
reasonable terms.
The following Lines of Stages arrive and depart from this
loe daily be taken for almost every sec
ton ot the coanlry, viz
Boston CitizeDs' Line
Boston Commercial do
Worcester and keene do
Taunton and New Bedford DO
Slatersvlle Accommodation do;
Pawtacket and Providence Hourly do;
Pawtucket, march 10, lSlS. II
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THOMAS ID. sHUMWAY.

AS removed 10 No .12 PeaTs where he will be hap
Il py 10 see his friends and customers when they visit
New York, to make their spring purchases Orders for the
purchase OF Dry Goods (paculay roacohs) respect
iully solicited, and will he punctualy attended To-
New York, march 26
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NOTICE.
VHVHE subscriber respectfully informs those persons who
are indebted to him. that he made arrangement
IN his business which renders necessary, that all his out
standing debts should be qudated With little delay as
practicable All persons indebted to him. make pay
ihen before the inst ot April Ailer that PERIOD they will
he left with an Attorney for collection.
CORNELIUS MANCHESTER.
Iih (Norh Providence,) Feb. 22. Ct.
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FRUIT TREES, SC.
AMlS BiOOUiOOD & Co oter for sale ,at their old
% established Nursery, Flushing Long Island very ci-
tensive assornrnt Of Fnt and Forest rees Foweriny
Shrubs and plants The Trees propagated from the most
apPovea European and American Sorts which have been
selected with grsat care.
Cs,aoss eln be had rratis by applying TO the suscr-
krs, who will poy particular stoion to orders lef with
them for Troes, &c. POTTER & EDDY.
March .. 6w No l3l, Sgfth Main street.
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NEW GOODS.

r ARCIIAR HATCH, have just received, and
4 tins day opening fresh supply Of seasale Goods
purchased Al tine late Auction in New Yokauiong which
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Sailed from boston. Oh Friday, sshr Betsey and
Fire, Tor ihY port.
Al trinidad, Feb 2G,h, brig Jacob, Eddy, Of War.
rem, Just loading.
Arr al Havan4, 6tn, schr Rambler, Bennett, from
this pert. sailed ZSh, ult ship Jane, Chd, Europe;
7th, Charles Fawcett, Greene, for Warren; Criteri-
on, N Orleans; William, Potter, Mobile.
Al New Orleans, lst, Otono, Trott, of this port
for Tobasco, loading; Amsia for this port, loading;
Arr At New Orleans, 18th, brig Castillo, Frink, oi
" aren, from Havana.
The Lrig Miles, Wheaton, ofWarren, was to sail
from New Orleans, Tor Boston, Oh the Sd inst.
Arr at Rocselle, nth ult brig Hrvesl, OF New
port.
Up at Charleston, lllh, Enterprize, Briggs, for
Newport and Provide
CID At New Orleans, Ist, Miles, Wheaton, OF
Warren, tor Boston (was to be towed down OF The
3d; Alexander, Farnum, Tor this port The Dolly,
Martin, of Warren, Tor Havana, was to be to"ed
dowL on the lst.
The Fame, hence, has arrived at Nantucket
At Woahoo, Oct Ii, ship Rosae, Gardner oil
Warren, ul.
Arr at Norfolk, 10th, schr Maria, Seabury, from
this port.
Arr at Eigartown, ship Planter, Bunker, from the
Co,st oil Japan.
Up at New Orleans, lst, Amelia, Perry, Mary,
Jordan, and Alexander. Fsrnun. for III port.
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CADET MARINE LIST.

Fell ses-This Day, Al Ism. THURSDAY, 5h 30n.
Friday, Oh l5m.
IrsIpraciny gives high S,wpor
ssdins 3hou gives The time hrh Bouoa
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VENHE subscriber having received stsignmeot of tho
n coparnershp prop.ity Of the firm Of )oyfc & IIaha
WAY, requests all indebted to said firm, make p,yment to
him without delay and notifies tie creditors Of said frm
that six months from tins lsth instant allowed them "
bring in and prove their demands TO enable them to avail
themselves of the provisions u said assignment.
ALLEN o. PECK,
march 10. Assignee Of Doyle & Hathaway
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FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSING.
uAIR Cut aud Cufled, in the fashionable manner.
At No. 50, Wesimnstc1 sirea, corner ri Orange -.
Tsrb " ALBERT SWEET.
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Marseles black silk yc gloves hosiery and suspender
al kinds neck stocks aud cravat pads bandanna flag and
german silk handkerchle fancy silk cravas, and ell
egant article tine cooured cambc cravats and do
brown French drillngs, brown black and white linens,
hn black grapes aud pongees silk and cotton umbrellas,
black and mixed nsngs paldings and buckram, ing
silks and thread, domestic brown and black seelings, with
small assortment OF ready made iojng and many other
articles of which offered for sale accommodating
terms, at No. d, Market square.
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GREAT LUCK AT ALIENS
nRAWN Numbers in the Rhode Island Lottery, No 9
~ 30 10 Al Is 10 20
Combination IL 80 ~, capital Prize of FOUR THOU
SAND DOLLARS; do Is 10 20 second highest prize of
ELryEs HUNDRED ASp THIRIY-Two DOLLARS; do 10
30 Al, 3d do do OSE THOUSAND DOLLAns. The above
capitals were sold at
ALIENS,
Lucky Ofhee, No IL, market street.
We might add, egd m ten other "cArirALs,n such ms
s5, los, SC hut rather thon spoil the 10 ks OF noiebors
lRt we are satisfied with the above. march %
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
rINE Subscribers appointed by the Court of Probate for the
- the town of Providence, Commissioners, examine and
ALI the claims against the estate If Daniel Paine, late of
snld Providence, deceascd-rcpresened nSovent-gve no
ce, that months from Eth inst. allowed the cfcditors
to bring in and prove the same-1hc Commissioners will
meet or the above pupse, At the ore Oi Messs Potter
Eddy, I'm the third "Wednesday Of July, August and Sep
ember, m IL O'clock NJ.
:. A.. APIlN, Jr)
X. W. POTTER, : Commissioners.
GEO. BUCKIiN.
An persons indebted to said estate, requested make
immediate payment to the subscriber.
q. e. GODFREY, Executor.
Providence, March -, 1928.
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WANTED.

WANTED
a Young woman, 10 attend un n snail f,mily In New
n. York, to whom liberal wages will be given. EnJrils
NJ tliii office. march -
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CLEAR ED,


Brig Betsey, Luther, Charleston-Mnster
Brig George Washington, Harradon, Batimore-D
Arnold
schr Sally Hope, Baker, Boston
Sehr Fox, Chace, Africa.
Sloop Volant. Cooke, Albany.
u sloop Ann, Manchester, New York
u l. slooP Huntress, Heath, New York
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Blue, Blue I
Black, Black
Brown, p,.a.,,. ( Dab Cassinsrss.
Olive, "'-' Steel mixed,
Green Rouen
Mixed
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PANE d III RGE-:'
lST ofNumben dawn In the Rhode Island State La
IL terry, 2d clasF.
30 ~ Al Is 10 20
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-02

beavers to secure the County and State the ben
eflt OF his sound practical knowledge, and USE
ful experience.
Considering that the peculiar circumstances
OF the County require something better, than
negatively good qualities, that we this year need
delegation positively efficient, we will sup
port Samuel Mixter, Esq. of N Braintree, than
whom a more intelligent practical man, does
not live in the County. The men on this list
are all friends of the present administration.
and if elected, will constitute delegation at
the Senate board heretofore unsurpassed for
ability and integrity
WORCESTER SOUTH.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

AS evidence Of the mildness of the past WIN
ter, the Louisiana papers of last month state
that Indian corn was growing in every stage,
from the early shoot to the tassel and roasting
ear. In some parts the planters are picking
cotton from bolls which have not ceased to form,
advance and open through the winter. The in
digo plant retains its summer verdure, and every
thing presents the appearance of June upon the
banks of the Mississippi.
Lake Erie was not frozen over DURING the
past winter, a circumstance which has not oc-
CURED but once (1624) during the last twenty
years.
In clearing out the canal near Canoioharie
N Y. the body of female very genteel in her
dress, was found. She was tall and thin in per-
son, and had a gold ring upon her finger with
three letters upon it which may lead to dis
covery of her name and connexions She had
been dead for a considerable time and probably
fell from canal boat, last autumn.
Near Wakefield, England, butcher lately
attempted to Brighten an old woman out of
E1OO, by putting on pair of buck-horns, and
going to her house and making tremendous
noises. She went to her banker for the money
and on telling him for what she wanted it, he
sent two stout fellows who seized the horned
scoundrel, and he was sentenced to the Tread
Wheel.
THE PARTISAN Pooh. Of2l O33 persons who
were buried the last year at Paris, tho funeral
expenses of only 1890 were paid by their fam
lilies. The remainder were buried by public
and private charity. 1t is calculated that above
a fifth of the population of Paris are born, and
that about third die, in Hospitals
LIvERwoRr. DR., Hereford, of Virginia, who,
we believe, first brought this plant into notice,
has written to the editors of the National Intel.
ligencer, stating that the leaves and the stalks
only were what he meant TO recommend, as the
roots are nauseating, and otherwise ill adapted
to the means in view--the cure of consumption.
Many persons, he says, cook the plant too
much a simple infusion only is necessary A
gentleman who has experienced the most bene-
fetal effects from the use of the lverwort, in
forms us that he has recently felt much nausea
arising from decoction of the roots, which he
had attempted to usc--BostoR Patriot
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MARRTED

In this town, on the Both ult., by Rev. DR..
Bancroft, Mr. Albert Brown to Miss Mary B.
Eaton,-all of Worcester.
In Grafton, by Rev. Mr.. Convers, Mr. Elbridge
Hewet to Miss Nancy Wadsworth, both of G..
Mr. Jas Martin, of Northbridge, to Miss Polly
Wadsworth, of Grafton.
In Leicester, by Rev Mr.. Packard, Mr.. Josiah
Klngebury, of Spencer, to Miss Lucinda Adams,
of Leicester.
In Hubbardston, Mr. Rufus Holden, of Gard
ner, to Miss Mary-Ann Warren, of Richardson.
In Oxford, on the 18th uit., Mr.. Independence
Stone to Miss Eliza Gov.
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AUCTION.

"ILL be sold at Public Auction, at Mrs.
Wv L. Oenny's house, in Leicester, on Tues
day negt, Qhe 9th inst.) the following articles
OF FURNITURE, viz: hair cloth Sofa, Piano
Forte, Desk and Book Case, Clock, large Dining
Table, four-feet Table, high-post Bedsfead, field
Bedstead, Bureau, easy Chair, lolling Chair, 2
stuffed Rocking Chairs, Kidderminster Carpets,
= new Straw Carpets, Looking Glasses, &C. sc,
1lso, an excellent COW, and good family
HORSE
Also, about eighty acres of Pasture, Meadow.
and young Wood LAND, situated in the south
east part of Leicester, near the Henshaw Pond,
and bounded by the road on the west side along
line of two or three hundred rods The Pas
ture Land is consideredvery good
% The sale will commence at 10 o'cl'k, A. NJ.
April 2. THOMAS DENNY.
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DIED.

IN TINS town, on Friday morning last, Mrs.
Martha Lincoln, relict of the late Hon Levi
Lincoln, aged 66. TT is a circumstance worthy
OF note, that she was followed to the grave BY
two sons, who are now Governors of the States
OF Massachusetts and Maine, and by another
son and son in law, whe are Senators of Mas
Sacnusetts, and brother who has held the same
station. Her husband was formerly Attorney
General Of the United States, and, afterwards,
Lieut.. Governor and acting Chief Magistrate
of Massachusetts
IN barre, on the 9th ult., Mrs. Huldah T.
aged "A.
In Bolton, Mrs Susan Bond, wife of Mr..
Isaac Bond, of Portland, and daughter of iona.
Whtcomb, Esq. of Bolton
In Millbury, Mr.. David P Chase, aged rs
In Harvard, Mr.. Benjamin Anterior, son of
the late Mr.. Benjamin Atherton, of Bolton, aged
22-On the 10th ult., Mr.. Samuel Sprague,
aged 81.
II, Hardwick, Algernon L. Lawton, aged II.
PT7sterS IN Vermont arc reguestedt to insert this
DEATH
In Gardner, on the 9TH ult, Mr. Asa Temple.
son OF Capt. A. Temple, aged 81. He sustained
the relation fson, husband, parent, citizen, and
christian, with honor to himself, and high salts
faction to his friends cheered by the evidence
vi NHilStidh CudIdCLeI WHICH ne mas lelt, they
cast the eye of faith forward into the future,
and IN the language of the poet exclaim:
Thou art not dead-thou could'st not die,
To nobler life new born
Thou lookest in pity from the sky
Upon world forlorn.
Where glory is but dying flame,
And immortality name
Printers in .Neao Hampshire and Vermont are
requested to insert the aboue death.
In Groton, on the 23d ult., Mrs. Jane, wife of
Rev Charles Robinson, aged 81.
In Boston, Capt. Joshua Nash, recently of
Groton, aged SO.
In Fairhaven, Mr.. Ebenezer A. Pope. aged So.
In Swanzey, (NH) Mr.. Jethro Kimbail, aged
06-Widow Ruth Jackson, aged co.
In St. Adams, (Vt) on the goth ult. by sui
eide, Capt John Ball, aged SO, formerly of
Marlborough.
In HEREFORD county. IN c. Col. William d.
Britt. The cause of his death was apparently
trivial, after washing his hands, he took towel
to dry them, in which needle was stuck. with
out his perceiving it, which entered the back of
his hand, giving him, however, but little pain.
The next day his hand was infarned, and the
inflammation and swelling extended up his arm.
He died on the ninth day, though it is said.
there was no modification, nor tetanus. He
was OF full habit and looked healthy.
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NOTICE.

FENHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
IL lie, that he has purchased the Tan Yard
recently owned and occupied by Capt. John P.
Maynard, where he intends carrying on the
business of Tanning and Currying in all it's
branches. His experience, and the attention
he proposes to bestow on the business, he hopes
will entitle him to share of public patronage.
u WANTED, a Lad, from Is to II wears
of age, as an Apprentice to the above business ;
one who can come well recommended will meet
with good encouragement.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
Holden, April g CIV
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m important Fact j.!

a S it is now one year since the subscriber
N commenced carrying the Mail and News
papers from Worcester to Keene, through the
towns of West Boylston, Princeton, Westmin-
ster, Gardner, Tempeton, Royalston, and Rich
mond, he requests all those who are indebted to
him for the Worcester Newspapers to settle the
same without further notice
N. B. He returns his thanks FOR past favors,
and hopes, by constant endeavors to please, to
have a share otpublic patronage. Any business
entrusted to him, will be punctually attended to
Rovalston, April g LUKE BEAI,.
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WORCESTER, IS. April |, 1928.
YHNAKEN by virtue of an Execution, (the
r. same having been previously attached on
mesne process,) and will be sold at Public Vens
due, at Haynes's Hotel, in Leicester, on Thurss
day, the LIST day Of MGy meat, at 5 o'clock, P. M,
all the right in equity which EBENEZER A,
HOWARD has to redeem the Real Estate oc,
cupied by Ebenezer Howard, situated about one
mile northwardly of the Congregatio nal Meet,
ing House, in Leicester, consisting of about l9
acres of Land, with Dwelling House and Barn
thereon.
ID BILLINGS HOBART, d. Sheriff.
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Pasture and Wood Land.

VEYO be sold at Public Vendue, at Daniel
Ill Thompson's, in Hubbardston, on Thurs,
dag, the 10th day Of APRIL, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
one lot of excellent Pasturing and Wood Land
containing sixty acres or more, lying in the
east part Of Hubbardston--it being a part of the
Farm recently owned by Jane Thompson, late
of Hubbardston, deceased For further partic-
ulars, inquire of DANIEL THOMPSON, of
Hubbardston, or of BENJAMIN D. PHELPS,
Worcester
Those who wish to get bargain are request,
ed to attend. DAVID CUTLER, Agent
March s. 5wI0
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C0nlnaissi0,lers' .Notice.

FEEHE subscribers having. been appointed, by
a the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge of Pro-
bate, Wills, &c. for the County of Worcester,
Commissioners, to receive and examine the
claims of the creditors to the Estate of SAM
UEL STEEL, late of Winchendon, deceased,
represented insolvent, do hereby give notice,
that six months, from the eighth of March in
slant, are allowed the said creditors to bring in
and prove their claims and that we will at
tend that service at the house of Ephraim Muir
dock, jr. in said Winchendon, on the first Tues
days of May and September next, from one to
six of the clock, P NJ. on each of said days.
ISAAC MORSE,
JACOB WALES.
March 8, 1928. Id
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
IN seriber has been duly appointed Adminstra-
tor on the Estate of LEMUEL DAVIS, late oil
Holden, in the County OF Worcester, Esquire, de-
ceased, & has taken upon hmselrthat trust BY Civ
ing bonds as thelaw directs. All persons indebted
TO said Estate are hereby called upon to make ni-
mediate payment; and all those to whom said
Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit their
demands for settlement.
MERRILL DAVIS, .q2s'or
Holden, March !, 1898. Ia