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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

VIRGINIA: At superior court OF Chsnoefy hudsn
the Capitol In the city Of Richmond the goth day
of J"ue 1926 Joshua Suithsnn, pit against Edward
CurGlnsham sole acting Of Archibald Moore
Maria NJ Moore, divisee OF the SAID Archibald Moore
decd William Davidson. aud Natha MEL nd James Dit b.
surviving partners Of the late mercantile firm Of Dicks
Moore g. Co.
This n which the bill bath been tak en- for comics
SD against the defendants, John T. Robertson aud Maria
NJ his wife, and 10 which the plaintiff appea r. 10 have
proceeded IN the mode prescribed by against the de-
feudants, William Davidson aud Nathaniel and James
Dick, who out Of the county, me- on this do To- be
heard the bill, the OF the other defnda nj aud
exhibits, and was argued by counse On consider linn
whereof, the court doth order that the defendant Edward
Cunninsham render an account Of his administration of
the estate ut his isstaior, before Commissioner Of the
COURT who IS directed to examine, aud settle the
same, and make report thereof to the court, with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself So
which may be required by the parties 80 stated.
sd FtbruaLg 1925
The court doth order that the Commissioners who may
execute tho order made this cause tine twentieth dsy
OF June iG26 do In addiU0ut the tcout therein e
state an accoun Of the real which ID hoo,e
rd seized aud possesscd aud Of debts binding tic
real estate that muy have been paid Of the personal
assets Of said Moore, and report the The court,
WIN any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by
himself or which may be required by he parties 10 be
stated.
Copies. Teae, WIN. q. PgNDLEToN, G. e.
CoBimsnous,s Office. Richmond. Etb. rs, 1899.
The parties interested will please take notice, ihs
have appointed the 30tb day If March next
the duties directed in the foregoing orders Of court,
which day al o'clock, a. NJ they required to attend
my office in this city, with their accounts vouchers and
documents ready for examinaton and setflemeHt.
Feb 2o--wA' HILARY BAKER, Corn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

III FIpts COINuC UTailuy
do gin
20 fbgs wine
~ catty boxes gunpowdcr and imperial tea land
ing from schooner Richmond, and for sale by
mar 25-ts ID. TIMBER LAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27
SPLENDID PRIZES!

AN the 4th of April, the Grand ConSoiid,rted Lot
" terry, 14th class, will be drawn IN Washington
the most Spiendid Scheme now before the public.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

YlholNlh' ~ rules holden IN the clerks Office n tho
superior court OF ehsncety for the lliehmoud d,.,iei
the 4'h DAY Of August, 1929: William Mceejnson. MI,
aud Philip Duval, DIS. 'ss''''"'
"o oc'enuan' pmi'p Duval, not having entered his
appearance aud given sveLritv aocnrd,rr 20 ,h ~, ~
assembly, ana the rules ~ this couri, and IL appearing nv
satisfactory evidence, tbs he not en- nhsbi,an, ~ az.
souhyi oTdoTed that the said defendas, do appea,
here the FIRST day of the next ,r,, ana
o. thr pIaina aud That copy this order he
nsete 10 some newspaper published ~ the city Of Rich
MONO, W TWO months successfully, aud posted al the fon
door OF the capitol ~ the said city. wv 'o''
% a copy Tes,o, wN. q. PzNDLErov, g. r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27
CHEAP DRY GOODS

Lave determined to extend my business this
Sprngby adding anextel,sive Wholesale and Fan
~ assortment, and aminclncd to offer my present
stock consisting of almost every article in the nel ar
very reduced prices. Country Merchants and p,,r-
chasers generally are invited to Gull and i,dgc for
themselves. GEORGES II yritStS3N oi
Jan % 80 J,o. 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27
P. cfiUBB's oFFICE,)
p. CHUBB'S OFFICE,(
March cath, 1929.
THIS DAY,
The Union Canal, No. Q,
WILL BE DRAWN
CAPTTAL PRIZE $4,000 DOLLARS.
SCHEME

Besidcs S7os, Sos sos, Jos, SOS, &c. &c.
Whole tickets 50, halves 80, quarters %
GRAND CONSOLIDATED, No. II,
To be dYd,cn the Ath of .3priL
GRAND CAPITAL OF $4,000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

VIRGINIA: AT rules, bolhen the clerks office of tie
superior cOu Of chancery for the Richmond district
the 2nd day Of February, 1929: Ieaac Vauclcel pltf
against Hurry Davis 4 Co. aud Henry w. Moncurr a mi
JohQ Rcbinson, surviving partners Of Moncure, Robin
son a. Peasants, DIS
The defendants Henry Davis & Co, having entered
their appearance and given security according the Of
assembly and the rules of this and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants OF this
country; u is ordered that the said defendants do
here the first day Of the June term aud answer the
bill OF the plaintiff; add that copy Of order fnrth-
with inserted IN some new spaper published in the
Richmond for two month ssuccessively and posted at the
front door Of the capitol IN the said city.
copy. Tcste, WM. G.. PHEDLFTor e. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

CLOVER SEED.
30 Bbls Clover Seed, prime quality--ust received.
for sale by II. III. DREW. Agr. =
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

At Pensacola, ForiGal green peas were
served up at Carriers Hotel on The LIST ult
Roses were in bloom, many kinds of vegetables
in their prime, and. the mosquitoes as trouble.
some as ever known.
Charies Lewis, young. man of Saco. (Me. !
went on foot to Portland, Isl miles, in , hours
minutes, upon wager that he could do il in
hours and 20 min. The first nine miles ware
passed in one hour
Mr.. Tidd of Roxbury, an ingenous ,or;cul.
turist has raised the past year about 100 Va.
rieties Of potatoes. in size, color, shape, &c from
the seed or balls. Next season the potatnss Tins
raised are to be planted, and their qualities
tested
The total amount Of duties paid by the auc
tioneers of New York city, the past year, was
$25559l "a. The four highest were, ID. Aus.
tin, SCI ,040 n; NJ Van Setback, S55,sls 81 I;
T. W. Pearsall, $33,527 81 R. Lawrence,
$i4lS5 80
USE OF TAR. A correspondent Of the Gin.
cinnati Gazette, relates that young man who
was in torture from having thrust his hands
twice into bed of Goals, experienced imme.
date relief from plnnging them into not Of
tar. His hands healed free from scars.
PuzzLE. There is living in one house in
Lexington. Mass 3 families, consisting of 3
husbands, 3 wives, children, grand children,
fathers, mothers, and 2 grand fathers, and
only s in all
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04

PoTATOEs. The quantity of this article i'm
ported from the British doninions into the Uni
ted States during the year 1897. is stated at
20.863 bushels-exports of American Potatoes,
only tloO bushels!
REcomPEHsE A sweet writer in the New
York Morning Courier, calling herself : Nor
na." has been rewarded for her poetic toll by
the heart and hand of one of the editors, Mr..
Brooks, "Nnrna's'' name was Miss Akin
Mr. Brooks is a distinguished poet, and knows
so well the value Of good writing, that he has
secured the best writer he could find
WHALES TONGUE We lately published in
an account Of the proceeds of large whale.
that the tongue yielded l76 gallons Of oil We
have since received, from ship master Of this
town. the following . have killed whale,
the tongue of which made IA bills. or AL gal
Ions of oil "--.Nanturket Inquirer.
The COW belonging to Oliver Shed of Wes-
ton (Mass.) which is of native stock. that OBJ
tanned the first premium at Concord this last
season, and the season before, the first at Brigh-
ton has produced since May last. three hun
dred and t,oenty three pounds of butter
THE SEASON. The Charleston Cunrer of
the eth ult. says-A gentleman sent to our
office last evening two ripe apples, with a branch
Of the tree attached. several sprgs of the peach
tree. and the wild jessauIne, all in blossom.
taken from farm in the neghborh0od of this
city, where they grew in the open air, exposed
to the weather.
1t gives us pleasure to learn SAYS the Ma
tional lntelligencer, that The revenue of the
United States for the last quarter of the past
year, has exceeded, by half million Of dollars,
the amount at which it was estimated by the
Secretary of the Treasury in his annual report.
DEplcATIoN AND ORDNATioS. The House
of the Evangelical Church and Society in Barre
was dedicated on the 18th ult and Rev John
St"rrs ordained Pastor. Sermon nv Rev Mr.
Sprague, ID. ID. of West Springfield.
ORDiNxToN Rev. c. S. Henry of Brook
field, was ordained Pastor over the Second Con-
gregational Church and Society in Greenfield,
on the 2lst uh Sermon by Rev. DR. Sprague
of West Springfield.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04
FARM AT AUCTION.

"A n excellent Farm, containing 81 acres, w.
"a ing IN the easterly part of the town Of
Worcester, one and half miles from The Court
House, and half mile from the Worcester
Coal Mine. pleasantly situated well divided
into Moving. Pasturing, and Tillage Land an
excellent Orchard for fruit, and fine young
Wood Lot. The Buildings are. comfortable
House. good Barn. "a by 80 feet. and other
Out-Buidings. For further particulars inquire
of the subscribers, or of WILLIAM GOES,
living on the premises.
N B. We shall II at Public Auction on
Friday the 20th inst, at 9 o'clock. A. NJ, the
above Farm, and all the Personal Property of
WILLIAM Co.'s, consisting of 3 Cows | Horse.
Hay, Grain, Blacksmith's Tools, Furniture,
Farming Tools, &c
We give notice to the creditors of said Goes,
to exhibit their demands TO either of us for set
tlemen:. All indebted to WIN. Goes, are re-
quested to make immediate payment to us he
Ing appointed Assignees TO pay the debts of
said Goes.
BENZ CHAPLIN.
LEWIS CHAPLIN, ''SS'sNeeS'
Worcacfar Eah 4
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04
Seeds for Comatru Dealers.

ITENRADERS in the country who may wish
Il to keep an assortment Of Garden Seeds
for sale, are informed they can be furnished at
the New England Farmer office, No. 81 North
Market-stTeet, Boston, with boxes containing a
complete assortment of the Seeds mostly used
IN kitchen garden. on as favorable terms as
they can be purchased in this country, neatly
done up in small papers, at and IL cts. each !;
warranted to be Of the growth of 1928, and Of
the purest quality Ornamental FOper Seeds
will be added on the same terms. when ordered,
as well as Peas, Beans, EarLg White Saoeet Corn.
&c. of different sorts. The Seeds vended at
this establishment, are put up on a new plan
This year, each package being accompanied with
short directions on its management, aud packed
in the neatest style Traders are requested to
call and examine for Themselves Feb
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04

OK At the annual meeting of The Society Of
Mutual .4id in DteCting Thieves, in the town
of Worcester, Jan. 26. 1929, the following Com.
mittees were appointed: Standing Committee
Thomas Chamberlain, SiIas Brooks, Simeon
Burt, Nathan Heard, Lewis Barnard, Ephrainl
ldower, Enoeh FIagg, Benjamin Flagg. Alpine
us Mortified, Benjamin Butman, Samuel Hath.
away, George T. Rice. Pursuing Committee
Joseph Lowell Luther Burnett Jr.. John F.
CLARK, Lewis Bigelow. Samuel Congdon. Fran
els I. Merrick, Nathaniel Gates, Oliver With
erby, Leonard w. Stnwell, Ichabod Washbnrn
Levi Smith, Willard Brown. Members admit
ted the current year by subscribing the Consti
tuition and paying $l,9S to o. FlsKE, ESQ, the
Treasurer.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04
DIED.

In this town, Jan. %, Nathan White, ESQ.,,
aged 75.-Printers IN Vermont are requested
to insert this death.
In this town, Jan 30, Deac. David Richards
aged 75
In Grafton, Jan. z, Mrs. Mercy Hayden, wife
OF Lieut.. Moses Hayden, aged S5-Printers in
.Neto Hampshire, Vsrmont, aud Ne,o York are
requested 10 insert this DEATH
In Barre, Mr.. Symonds Whipple, aged 81.
Blessed are the ponce. makers. for they shall
be called the CONS Of God ~ Printers in .Netc
Hampshire, Vcrmont, Noo York, and Ohio,
are requested tn insert this death.
In Shrewsbury, Jan. 81, Mrs Mercy Mason,
consort Of Mr. John Mason, aged 50.
In Leicester, Jan. 20, Capt. james Earle,
aged III.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04
PALM LEAF

NHE YANKEE, AND BOSTON LITER
u AIRY GAZETTE, is published every
Thursday evening, by James Adams. IT,, for the
propretors. at the Bookstore Of Wells & Lii
ley, No Is Court.street, Boston-edited by
JoHE NEAL and JAMES w. MILLER The plan
OF the editors for the future, is-to put forth a
paper which will be as valuable at the end of
the year as at the beginning-as valuable in
one part of the country as in another. With
this hope they will endeavor-
|. To exercise what they believe to be
wholesome guardianship over the Literature
and Fine Arts OF our country
III. To encourage Native Writer'S; and to
discourage the importation Of the modern Brit
lsh story book, or NOVELETTE, most corruptng
and perncious literature on earth.
Ill. To put a stop to the want of charity, 50
visible every where in the department Of those
who have TO do with men of different .relig-
ions, or political, or literary faith. 1t is the re-
proach of our country now, that our ablest and
best men are subject to a perpetual newspaper
ostracism.
W. To keep an eve on the progress of edu-
cation. physical and moral, as much as intel
lectual
V. To do whatever may appear to them to
comport with the great principles of utity-or,
30 say all in word-with the greatest happi-
ness of the greatest number. /.
Price So per annum in advance, or $3.50 at
the end of the year.
CO Subscriptions for the shove work will be
received at the Spy Printing Office, where
specimen numbers can be examined.
Jan %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04
MIR RED
Jan. 90, 1929

In this town, Jan %, by Rev Dr. Bancroft.
Mr.. Asa Nj. Allen of Spencer, 10 Miss Harriet
Smith Of this town.
DR.. Lawson Mirick of West Brookfeld, to Miss
Caroline, daughter of Nymphas Pratt, Esq, OF
Shrewsbury.
In Western, by Rev Mr. Vail, DR.. Nelson
Carpenter to Miss Eliza, daughter of Col Her
vey Sessions,
In Shrewsbury, Mr.. Ebenezer Mann, a batch.
elor Of 76, to Miss Polly Foster of BoyIston,
aged 40.
In South Boston, by Rev. J. H. Fairchld,
Mr. Josiah Durham Of Boston, TO Miss Sarah
Smith of Barre
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04

WORCESTER PRicEs, Feb. 3. Apples, per
barrel. $l,75; Beans, white, bushel, 81; But.
ter, IL cts; Butchers Meat, viz: Beef, BY the
quarter 5 to Sc; best pieces, cts Mutton, 2
cts. Veal, cts. Pork, IN hog, 6 i; best pieces.
Z cts; Smoked Hams, to 10 cts. Cheese.
new milk, 8 cts four-meal, cts. Cider Dbl.
81 Eggs. doz., IA to l6 cts Flax, l25 cts.
Flour, $40 to 1885, Corn, 80 cts Rye. 90
Oats, 81 Barley 90; Hay ton, $40; Lard,
l2zz cts. Poultry. 10 l2A Potatoes, 83 Salt
fine, per bag. $3.50 do. per bushel, 81 Wood
oak, 50 to $50; Walnut, 4 Pine, &c, to 3
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04
Noted Tavern Stand.

'H II. '" n"ssd T. sfsss ' sT. .ss
..sssz long known by the name OF
seaAEAG French's Tavern, which has been
kept for the last three years BY
Col. Calvin Townsley, and for - years proceed
ing by the subscriber. situated in the centre Of
the Furnishing town of Templeton, in the Coun-
~ OF Worcester, on the great travelled roads
from marlborough and Greenfield to Boston,
and from Keene. IN. H. to Worcester and
Providence. The stages which run between
those places sevcraly, all intersect each other
al tins Tavern. The House is large and con-
venIent. with two large Halls and every con-
yenlenre and accommodation necessary for
public house, and good cellar under the same.
There are on the premises three Barns and two
Driveways. with Sheds. sc. Water is convey
ed by an aqneduct from never falling FUN
tam into several apartments of the House, and
mt" three large watering troughs for the ac-
c"nmpdaion of the Barns and Sheds There
are 6D acres "f Land adjoining, divided into
Moving. Pasture, and Wood Land but chiefly
M"wing which Yields large crops of English
tlav. The Stand is one of the best in this pa ri
Of the country. and will be sold on long credit
for good security
Alsn. one other Farm. situated half mile
s,uth of .he Meeting House. on ihe road To
tiubhar'lston. containing 60 acres of Land, well
p-opottloned into NJ wing Pasture, and Wood
Land. with a good Orchard and Buildings
thereon.
Also, one other Farm, Two miles south east
Of the Meeting House. containing one hundred
acres of good Land, well proportioned into
Moving. Pasture. and Wood Land, with good
Buildings thereon, with an aqueduct convey
ing water 30 the Barn Also. 6 acres of Mead
ow Land. A long pay day will be- given with
good security. LIPHA FRENCH
TnnDlnton Feb -
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04
CANAL. NOTICE

The subscribers, Committee of citizens Of
Fltchburg appointed for this purpose, hereb,
respectfully invite meeting of all persons in
favor oftaking measures to procure an entension
Of The Blackstone Cnnat fr0m Worcester to
Ftchburg to be holden at Writings Tavern.
in Sterling, on TUESDAY, the 17th Of Februa.
ry nert at ten O'Clock in the forenoon AS the
object is one of general interest to allthe inhab.
iants of this part of the County, it is confident
iy expected the meeting will be fully attended
OLIVER Fox,
lvERs JEwETT, Committee.
DAVID BRIGHAM,
Jan. 90, 1929. 2w#
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04

Worcester, IS Probate Office, Feb. 3, 1879
10 Tie Heirs Of Col SETH WYMAS, late ofShrews.
hurry IN sad County, deceased and 10 all others con
cer1sed IN tie Estate Of said deceased, CRErr1xe.
NoU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IA sec ht)atthe Court OF Probate tobe hold. =
at Worcester in said County on the first Tues.
'iay 10 March next, vt one of the clock, alter
noon to show cause whyithe Accounts of the Al.
'nlh's'rat'on OF said Estate should not be allow.
ell and yoa will be heard thereon
81 NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04
NOTICE

Ms hereby given, that PETER RATES OF
IL Bellingham,. in the County of Norfolk, on
the 27!h day of January inst assigned to the
subscribers all his Real and Personal Estate, in
trust, for the benefit Of those of his creditors
who shall, within sixty days from the date Of
the assignment. present their claims To the AS
sgnees, and become a party to the Instrument
Creditors are requested to present their claims
at the Store of DAN Hill & Co in Mpndnn.
NAHUM BATES.
DAN HILL.
Jan. 81. 1929 ~.
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MISSING.

q IN the 18th inst. Letter was put into the
~ Post Office, in this town, superscrib, 4,
Mr. BENJAMIN Seaver. ofthe firm Of Whitwell,
Bond. d Co, Merchants. Boston. Ms" The
Letter contained Draft signed by the Cashier
OF the Worcester Bank, on the Cashier of the
New England Bank. Boston. PAYABLE TO Whit
well. Bond. & Co. or order for $272.6I Said
Letter not having heen received by Mr.. Seayer,
payment of the Draft has heen stopped. Any
information respecting said Letter will be thank<
fully received by
ABIJAH BIGELOW.
Worcester Jan %
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Worcester Harmonic Societv.

EpY order of the Trustees of the Worcester
ED Harmonic Society, notice is hereby given
to such members as have not paid an assessment
which was voted Sept. B. la26, of one dollar on
each member, that should they not pay said as
sessment before the day Of the next meeting of
the Society, which will be holden at their Hall
on the evening of the first Sunday in March
next, at 6 o'clock, that thereafter they will
cease to be members of said Society. agreAablv
TO vote passed BY the Society Aug L. 1928
The Secretary is authorised to receive the
above named assessment
II. w. MILLER, Secretary
Feb. A. 4w
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A TAVERN STAND


lii .s since by Joseph Upham, and nccu-
esssSal2 pied as such till 1923, since which it
has been .'cfupied Store and private house.
The House is large and convenient, built of
brick IN the most thorough and faithful manner,
well finished Ia Piazza recently built on two
sides. Attained to The House is Dining Hall
~ feet by 90 there is also one other good
Hall for dancing, &c. the Barn is so #. by % );
Wood House 40 feet by 20 Chaise House
Granary--two Sheds-one SO feet, and the
other 30 long; two wells of good water. with
pumps under cover-with acres of the best of
Land, on which are between 60 and 20 young
and thrifty Apple Trees-a number of Peach
Plumb. and Cherry Trees in a productive
state-Grape Vines, &c. &c.-Garden equal
to almost any in the County. On the above
premises is another small two story House,
Barn, and Wood House, built 3 years since,
well finished, which will be sold together or
separate as may best suit. Payments made to
accommodate, and possession may be had The
first OF May next or previous. II is rare that
such situation, combining So many advanta-
ges for Tavern or Store, is offered for sale.
which will readily be admitted on viewing the
same. For further particulars, inquire of
THOMAS BOND, ESQ, Springfield, or MO-
SES BOND on the premises.
Feb *
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04
WRITING SCHOOL

ME F. DICKINSON, Teacher of Practical
I'VE and Ornamental Penmanship, and Ste
biography. proposes to recommends his School
at the Centre Schrol House, on Thursday eve.
ming. 5th inst N. B. No one received for less
than term. For particulars, inquire Of the
subscriber. at the Blackstone Canal Inn. or of
Mr.. WORCESTER, Teacher of the Latin Gram.
mar School. Feb 4
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04

JOSIAH Quincy has been appointed President
OF Harvard University. The vote of the Board
of Overseers confirming the nomination was
ayes 40, noes 26. This appointment cannot
but have an important influence on the charac
ter and prosperity Of the University, and we
have full confidence that it will be decidedly
favorable and beneficial
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PUBLIC AUCTION

VENO be sold by Public Auction. on Tuesday.
a the 17h inst, at one o'clock, P. NJ, at the
house Of Col SAMUEL WARn. the following ar
tcles of PERSONAL PROPERTY. VIZ: 20
TONS English Hay. quantity of CORY and
OATS, 2 good HORSES, GIG aud H4R-
NESS, a number of very fine SHOATS. 4 OK
EN, 4 COWS, 90 SHEEP, new OK. M CON,
and variety of other articles, ton numerous To
mention. Worcester Feb a.
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Notice TO HouseaOyights.

q DROPOSALS will be received bv The Conn
III niitee. chosen to superintrnd the Build
ing ola Meeting House in Marlborough. until
Monday. The 9th Of February next. The Honss
is TO be Sc by a. feet, l8-feet,posts, 3 Gothic
windows in each side, with lights 9. by l2, Bos.
ton Glass. There are TO be "a Pews, and
gallery across one end. ANY person wishing
to contract. ran see Plan IF the Bnildino bv
calling on Mr.. ISAAC HAYDEN, living near
the West Meeting House, in Marlborough.
BENJAMIN PARKER, Chairman.
Marlborough. JAN %. 0w