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THE SUBSCRIBER

W. ILL commence his SCHOOL. in
w Charlottesville, ON the 10Th dav or
January next, for the instruction of bows.
in the E.NGLhSiI, LAIIN, GREEK
and FRENCH L.4NGJ.AGES,-
which will comprise session of little up-
wards than ten months. A vacation of
one month will be given in August. The
course will comprise, in the English be-
partment, English Grammar, Geography
Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, and a prepar.
atory course of Mathematics viz. La
croIx's Algebra and Legendre's Geom-
etry; IN the classical, the Latin, Greek
and French languages with Ancient
History Geography, and Mythology
he instructor will be generally during
the day with his pupils, save sufficien,
Tune tor exercise and recreation, so as TO
assist and instruct them both in the pre-
Parallon and recitation of their lessons.
As Inc intends his school to be perma-
nen', and believes the advantages of an
education, and the facility of requiring i,
increased by pursuing a regular and sys-
te,natleal plan, he would prefer, as pu-
p,ls, those boys who will probably com
pleie their scholastic course with him.
HIS course is such as to give BOYS all The
necessary preparation for any ofthe COL
leseS or Universities, and especially for
the University Of Virginia, with an eve
to which it has been preferred. lie
would be glad if those who intend TO "a
vor him with their patronage, would i'm
mediately apprizc him of their intentions,
Tor II the size of the school will Justify i,
he will employ an assistant, SO as to have
the French Language taught by native
frenchman. Those who may not he
acquainted with the subscriber, he would
refer them to Thomas w, Gilmer Rice
w. Wood, V. w. SouthaIl, James w.
Saunders, Henry II. Harris, DR.. Oh.
Cooke, Thomas j. Randolph, Philip p.
Barbour and VIM. Il. Gordon. Board
in gen'eel families, can be Obtained in
Charlottesville from eight to ten dollars
per month.
TERMS FOR a SEASON OF TEN MONTHS.
For instruction in the English
branches, Latin, Greek, French
and Mathematics, S35
English branches, Latin s. Math-
emalics, so
English branches only, %
GEORGE CARR,
Principal.
November 2O-'29 #
G-F'ihe Editors of the Richmond En-
qnfer and National Intellgencer will in
scu The above once a week for four
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S y lG1Pa g G.

"CoL hECGl v RI
GA SACKS Liverpool filled Salt,
W Cheese Sugar and Coffee,
Tea, Chockolate, Candles, Soap,
Nader, Raisins, Rice,
Hacks Yellow Segars.
Allspice, Pepper, Ginger
Copperass, Castor Oil,
Pint and half pint FIasks,
Tumb!ers, Glass s by 10 g. 10 by IL
Putty, Crackers by the POUND or keg.
Powder and Shot
Also
Shad, MackareI and Herrinas,
On, French Brandy, Rum,
Whskey by the barrel or gallon. Vim
egar.
Fine and coarse Shoes,
cotton Yarns, assorted numbers
Srockery, Stone and Tin Ware,
Fur and Wool Hats,
Plough Lines, Oats and Rye.
Constantly on hand, a good assortment,
OF the above named articles. and low for
CASH.
III. NJ WOLFE,
Random Row.
October $50 If
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

undersigned wishes to procure
4 u tenant for her
BRICK HOUSE,
Near the residence of Mr.. Hatch and
MIR. Ira Garrett. 1t is suitable for a
small family, and will be rented on ac-
commodating terms.
SUSAN DAVENPORT.
November 6-'20 81
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'IHE NEXT STATE LOTTERY

COIEN'S OFfiCE-g,1,uonr
. Oct. IA, 1899
We present herewith, Glass No. = for 1900 r.
The MarylGad State Lotteru.
arranged ON the ODD and EVEN SYSTEM.
the drawing Of which will take Mace IN H., 60
OF Baltimore on WEDNESDAY, the 25tL M.
VEMBER, 1929. -'"' NJ
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
$4,000 DOLLARS.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOT
" Terry, CLASS No Is; to be drawn
IN the City of Washington. on WEDNES.
DAY, the I'd. DECEMBER, 1929.
60 NUMBER roTTERY-9 DRAWN BALLOTS
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S. 8 Z AIL.

& intending torcmovc to Petersburg, | shall
IL offer for sale at the iemal. Acadamy, on
the 10Th December next the whole of my
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
Several new Mahogany patent Bed
siead-a set OF Dining Tables, Breakfast
Table, Secretary, Chairs, for Drawing
room parlour, and steady also, handsome
set of Britannia ware, consisting of two Tea
Pots. Coffee Pot, cream jug and Sugar
Bowl, scaeelyused, beautiful set of tea
China table China, and Glass ware, all of
good quallty.-ToiIet table Looking Glass,
easy chair, tenders and fire irons &c
An excellent mich cow in good ORDER
Terms made know on day Of sale.
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN,
NDvem5er6 % 4t
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OLD WHISKEY.

~ + have Ten Barrels very good Wits.
w Key, over two years old, (having
been IN our possession that length Of time)
which we would dispose Of by the Barrel
or otherwise.
P. +. BOYD g. BROTHER.
August 81, 30 If
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I'M" HIST FNIIT,
$4,000 80!

GAO prizes, amounting to $40 Oon
-, Only 10000 Tickets in the scheme-No,' ono
, nianh TO rrize the whole payable in CASH.
the moment they are drawn. - n"u
n " Tickets, 81 90 Quarters 81 M
- Gon, 2CO Fights, o 50
ORDERS either by mail (post paidJ or
private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or or;z.
tention if on personal application 1'''uai at
J. l. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,,
n9,rho Baltimore.
WIN De forwarded Immediately after the drawing
to those who may request it. "nsf
Baltimore, October IA, 1890.
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SACRED ZOOIOGY

4 IL, the Scriptures Illustrated by The
~ Natural History of Animated Ma
lure. Intended to establish the authen,ici-.
~ OF the Sacred writings, in connex;on
with Zoology. 'N''"
Also
Ihe dentleman's new Pocket Farrier
Just published and Cor sale by
JOSEPH MARTIN.
MaIn-street, opposite Mr.. d. Isaacs
w fOuK cents per pound will he
gwen III CASH, for clean white linen and
cotton rags. as above.
October g 80 ,r
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NOTICE.

virtue of Deed of Trust execut.
~ ed by William Il. AlIlgre to the sub
scr'ber, for the purpose of securing the
payment OF certain debt therein men,
toned, due to Martin Dawson, which said
deed bears date the 3Isi day of October
1878, and-was further and fully proved
and recorded in the court of the county of
Fluvanna on the 25ih day of November
1873, will be exposed to sale at public auc-
ton, for ready money, on Friday the Iltb
day OF December next, at the DWELLING
house Of the said William II. Alligre. the
tract or Parce! ofLand on which the said
AllIgre resides; lying and being in the
counties of F'uvanna and Albemarle. and
on Mechunk Creek, containing
24O ACRES.
Three other tracts adjoining the same.
containing in the said three cts,
3S4 ACRES
Making in all, 624 ACRES, adjoining the
Lands OF Dabney Minors estate, &s
A HORSE. The title in me vested = G
Trustee. only will be assured and conveyed
JOHN TIMBERLAKE. JR
November eco ids
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TITO FAEATNRsn
NEGROES WINTER SHOES

Il VIE subscribers are prepared to fur.
~ n,sh 'y the quantity, superior plan
ta'ion Shoes, at 81 so cts. per pair. They
will be home made double soled Brogues.
OF prime leather. This price merely Sc,
cures the value Of making, without profit
on the materials; and if gentlemen in want
Will make an estimate of cost of materials
and workmanship, and then examine orr
Shoes. we feel confident they will prefer
purchasing ready made, as we think thew
will get better article for the same price
N. B. Persons wishing TO furnish mate.
rails, can have the same kind made bv nc
at 81 l-2 cts per pair.
September 4, '29-lf B.&R
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10000 DOLLARS.
MON CANALLOTTERY

CLASS No. Id, FOR 1929.
w be drawn in Philadelphia. ON
n THURSDAY, the 18th DECEM-
Der, 1929. 'i-
ooNoMBER LoTTERY-9 DRAWN BALLOTS,
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Tr7u "u''VIUuS OtneTS OF 2UO, HOO. On
80, 20, go, &c. &c.
PRICE or TICKETs.
Whole S10--IIalf S5-Quarter 81 So
Eighth 81 %.
~ Orders for Tickets or Shares in the
above Lotterics, will receive the most
prompt attention if addressed (posf paid, J
10 YATES g. M'INTYRE,
Washington City, ID. G.
CYAN official account OF the drawing
will he forwarded to sdyeDturers, free OF
postage.
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FRESH FRUIT

YsNIIE subscriber has Just received a
n fresh supply OF ORANGES, COCA
NUTS, first rate buuch MUSCATEL
RAISfNS, fresh PRUNES, and NAL
AGA GRAPES New York PIPPINS.
English WALNUTS, soft and soft shelled
ALMONDS he has also a variety Of COR.
DlALS ond COFECTIONARY.
JOHN L. KELLER.
Random Row
November 800 Ct
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HOUSE AND LOT

upon which Charles Day now resides for
the benefit OF the estate of James Lei,ch ;
subject however, to prior deed of trust
executed TO Winn &. Davis and others.
bearing date the 25th day of February,
1877, and of record in said AIbemarIe
County court. Terms will be made known
on the day of sale. shall convey such ii.
tie only us is vested in me as trustee.
IRA GARRETT.
Trustee.
November Geo IDS
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TRUST SALE.

I virtue of deed of Trust executed
- by Charles Day and Wife to Mary
w. Lench, administrators Of the estate OF
James Leitch decd. bearing date the 9th
day OF March lS27, and of record in the
clerks Office OF AIhenmrle county court :;
l shall proceed to sell in front of the Cour,
house door, on Monday the 7th December
ncX', between The hours of 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and ) O'clock p. NJ. the
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November 2O-'29 #
G-F~ he Editors Of the Richmond En-
quEer and National Inteligencer will in
sCrt the above once a week for four
weeks, and forward their accounts to
this office for payment.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-03-11
GREAT CHANCE,

FHNHE subscribers offer for sale the stock Of
Il the Store, recently kept by EARLE &
CHASE, either in whole or in lots to suit pur-
chasers. Said Stock consists of an extensive
assortment of Boots and Shoes, India Rubber
OUer-Shoes, Socks, Spanish & American Cigars,
and variety of other Goods
Any person disposed to take the Boots and
Shoes, and the Stock connected with that branch
of'business, can have them at a fair price, with
the privilege of the stand for business, and the
Influence and assistance Of the late proprietors
IN retaining the retail custom, which is now
sufficient to give constant employment to from
~ tolls journeymen, and might be considerably
extended. Such an opportunity to engage in
lucrative business, which requires but compar-
atively small capital, is rarely offered
Such of the Stock of said Store as remains
on hand on FRIDAY, the I'm day of .4prH nezt
will then be offered at Public Auction without
reserve, till which time, purchasers may be ac-
commodated at AUCTION prices
FRANCIS T. MERRICK, a..;
SAMUEL ALLEN, JR., '1''fs "eeS'
Worcester March
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DIED.

In Northboro', Feb %, Mrs Caty Newton,
wife Of Mr.. Ephraim Newton, aged 46.
In Sterling, Feb. 81, Mr.. Samuel Stuart,
aged %. The patience and fortitude manifest
ed in his protracted Illness furnishes great con-
ISOLATION to his surviving friends and afflicted
famlIy.-Printcrs in Vermont and .Neao York
are requested tn insert the aboUe death.
In North Brookfeld, Feb. %, Benjamin Ad-
ans, Esq, aged 81.
In Spencer, March 8, Maria Elizabeth daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Lewis Bemis, aged 8 months.
In Charlton, Feb l6, Mrs. Dilla, wife of Mr.
Daniel Bucan. aged 60.
In Lancaster, Miss Martha, daughter of Mr..
Elisha Sanderson, aged 81
In. Hubbardston, Feb. 8, Mrs Mary, wife of
Mr.. Samuel Clark, aged "a.
In Cambridge, Aaron Dexter, NJ D., Erving
Professor of CHEMISTRY (Eneritus) in Harvard
University.
In New Bedford, Capt VIM. Meadcr, aged
78.-Mr. John Cottle. aged &C.
In Merrimac, IN H.) Feb. 81, widow Sarah
ellis, aged l0l years, seven months and 3 days
In Wilton, IN. H. Mr.. Uriah Smith, aged ga
In Keene, IN, H. Mr.. George W. Prentiss,
late one of the editors of the New York States
man, aged 81
In Hinsdale, IN. H. Feb. 10, Mr. Timothy
Parker, aged II.
In Lyons, IN. W Mr.. Joel Pease, aged 81. a
native of Enfield, (Mass.) and solder of the
revolution
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Real Estate at .AMcti0la.

nN WEDNESDAY, April g, at O'Clock, P. NJ,
" F.A N: situated in the south westerly
part OF Shrewsbury, on the Worcester Turn
pike, 81 miles from Worcester, containing about
DO acres of good Moving, Tillage, Pssturing,
and Orcharding. The Moving Land is remark
ably well situated for irrigation, and capable OF
great Improvements. The Buildings are large
and commodous; consisting of House, Barn,
Wood House, &c. This situation would be
eligible for an enterprising Farmer, Tanner, or
Blacksmith
In addition to the above, will be sold, with or
separately, about 90 acres of Mood and Pasture
Land, from half to three quarters of mile dis.
tant.
Terms of payment wil! be made easy for the
purchaser. For further particulars, inquire Of
BENJAMIN STONE, ESQ, on the premises
or of the subscriber
ARTEMAS STONE, .4uct'r.
Shrewsbury, March H.
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LICE GOODS STORE.
GEORGE FOWLE.

PrOOince House ROao, IT'S Washington-street,
MEAS just received from New York, of the
d Il late arrivals, and from Auction, general
assortment of Lace Goods, &c, viz:
300 "A, 5-4, and ga Black Lace Wells,
$50 Lace Collars and Pellernes,
$50 rich French Collars,
200 Muslin Swiss Needle work'd Collars,
1000 Tambourd do. do,
1000 New Style do. do,
Lace and Muslin Half Hdkfs,
English, French, and German Thread Laces
Superfine Brussels do. do,
Fine Thread and Muslin Edgings,
Lace La2pet Caps plain Lace Quillings,
Black and white A, sd, & "a Bobbinet La
ces, for Wells,
Figur'd Bobbinet Laces and 4nscrtings,
Fine Lace Thread Linen Boss Pearlngs
Fine Cotton Balls; Dutch Laces,
Figur'd and plain Swiss Muslin,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, &c. &c
% The above Goods will be sold cheap
wholesale or retail. O. Country Traders are
respectfully requested to call and examine then
before purchasing elsewhere.
Boston. March H.
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In Royalston, Mr.. Horace Pierce to Miss Ma
ry Blood: Mr.. Barnet Bullock to Miss Lucy
Newton: Mr.. Salmon Burbank TO Miss Nina
Dexter Mr. Josiah Goddard to Miss Miranda
White Mr.. Lyman Peck to Miss Lovina Da-
vis-all of Royaston-Mr. Joshua Tucker of
Harvard, 10 Mrs. Rebecca Morse of Royalston !:
Mr.. John Chamberlain of Royalston, to Mrs.
Sarah Holden of Tempeton: Mr.. Benjamin
Bozworth of Royalston, to Mrs. Betsey BOwker
of Winchendon Mr.. Isaac Norcross of Royals
ton. to Miss Harriet Streeter of Orange: Mr.
John Leathe of Royalston, to Miss Polly Moore
of Fitzwilliam, IN. H): Mr.. Simeon Perry of
FitzwiIliam, to Miss Comfort Ellis of Royaston
In Nortbboro', Feb. 25, Mr.. Artemas Craw-
ford of Bolton, to Miss Lemra Whittemore of
Northboro'
In Westborough, Feb 5, Mr.. Holland Forbes,
Jr, to Miss Lydia Ann Brigham
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SHREWSBURY Town OFFICERS FOR 1929
Selcctmen and OUerseers Of the Poor-Balch
Dean, Thomas Harrington, jr., Ephraim Hap
good, Prescott Brigham, Henry Snow Asses
SorS-Thomas Harrington, jr., Benjamin May
rard, jr, Adam Harrington. TOion Clerk
Henry Snow. Treasurer and Collector-Nym-
phas Pratt
The Rutland Herald states, that in 1881
there will be an eclipse of the sun, Feb. IA,
st. Valentines day, at II, A. NJ, which will be
total at New York and another August Z,
total in the Southern states.
The State of Ohio has borrowed fee millions
Of dollars to construct her canals, and it is
supposed she will require few additional mil
lions. Capital is not wanting for a good in
vestment.
Potassium placed on ice will produce blaze
Immediately. This is the only legitimate mode
Of setting river on fire.
In Salem, on the morning after the great
snow storm, a man was discovered sticking
sticks into a huge "winter bank of snow -
On being asked why he amused himself thus
"Amuse!" said he, fine amusement! I've
lost my shop-it used to stand some where
near this spot"
PROGRESS OF DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES
| During the late Session of the General As.
sembly, it was correctly ascertained by en-
| curry maze OF the members from the several
towns that this State now contains l39 Cotton
and 90 Woollen factories The towns of War
wick and Smithfield each contain 90 Cotton
and 90 Woollen factories. There are no Cotton
factories in the towns ofNewport, Middletown
Little Compton, jamestown, New Shoreham
Bristol, Warren, Darlington and Charlestown
Ne,cport Mercury.
]. Bishop, agent for Thorp & Sprague, mai
contractors, carried the New York mail from
Albany to Troy, with horse and cutter, dis
lance of miles, in 10 minutes! This was al
! the rate of 10 miles per hour.
THE New York DEAR AND DUMB INsTITU.
TON was opened in 1878, and now contains
sixty-6ve subjects. The new asylum is nearly
finished, and will accommodate about two hun
dred pupils. The last returns made the number
of deaf and dumb in the State six hundred anc
forty-fve.
SUBSTITUTE FOR BROAD WHEELS. A writer
in the Haverhill IN H) Post recommends tina
the axels of all kinds of carriages should var,
in their length from the common standard, anc
thus be prevented from running, as they now
do, in one path.
One of the Granite Tor Sienite) Pillars, in
tended for the fremont House, reached Boston
on Thursday, from Quincy. 1t was on -four
wheels, and drawn by IL yoke of oxen and
one pair of horses-weight about IA tons.
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CENTRAL BANK.

YNhE Charter of this Bank having been ex>
IL tended by Act of the Legislature, notice
rs hereby given, that Books for the Subscriptions
Of Stock will be opened at tn. Blackstone Canal
Inn, kept by Joseph Lowell, in Worcester, ON
WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of March current, at
2 o'clock, p NJ And, as it is intended to put
the Bank into operation as early as practicable.
all persons are desired to make their snbscrip-
tions on that day. But, if the Stock should
not be taken up at that time, the Books will
continue TO be kept open for few days, for the
accommodation of such persons as wish TO make
an investment in this Bank.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN.
OTIS CORBETT.
PLINY MERRICK.
Worcester, March H.
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NOTICE.

EW7ILL be sold at Public AUCTION, at Can't
w Gilbert w. Havcns's Inn, in Shrewsbury
on THURSDAY, the ninth day of .4prd next, al
two of the clock in the afternoon by an order
of the Supreme Judicial Court, four-fifths OF
the REAL EST.4TE of JOHN BELLOWS
JR., late of Shrewsbury, deceased, lying about
half a mile south of the Congregational Meet.
ing House, in said town, on the road leading to
Grafton, and contains about thirty acres of the
first rate Land consisting of Moving, Pasturing,
Tillage, and Wood Land, with the Buildings
standing thereon
N. B. The other fifth part, together with
the widows right of dover, will be sold at the
same time and place. NATHAN HOWE,
Guardian to the minor heirs
Shrewsbury, March II.
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NORTH DISTRICT

Notice is hereby given, that a meeting will
be held at Col. Adams's, in Westminster, on
Monday, the 10Th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. M, for
the purpose of proposing to the County of Wor
cester some suitable persons from the North
District as Senators to the next General Court
This measure is deemed expedient to supply
the DEFICIENCIES occasioned by the Hon. Edmund
Cushing's declining to be candidate, and the
death of the Hon. Joseph Estabrook. The at
tendance of all those who feel an interest in
this matter is requested NORTH DIsrRIcr
March IL
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Commonwealth OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

Commonwealth OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, IS. At meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden by adjournment at
Worcester, within and for the County of
Worcester, on the fifth Tuesday of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1928:
NNT HEREAS, upon the Petition of the
Wv Saith Massachusetts, Turnpike Corpora.
ton, due proceedings having been had thereon,
It is now considered and adjudged by said Com.
mssioners, that common convenience and ne
Cessity require the location of highway or
common road over the route of the said Sixth
Massachusetts Turnpike road, set forth in said
Petition, and being within the towns of Hard
wick, New Braintree, Oakham, Rutland, Hol-
den, Worcester, and Shrewsbury, in said Coun-
,y, it is now, therefore, Ordered, That notice
be given to all persons and corporations, inter-
ested therein, that said Commissioners will hold
meeting at the house of Creighton Ruggles,
Innholder in said Hardwick, on TueSdau, the
t,rcntyfrst day Of .4priL neat, at two of the
clock in the afternoon, by publishing an attest
ed copy of this adjudication and order thereon,
in The Massachusetts Spy, md Worcester
County .YdDertiSer," and in the " National
.EgiS," newspapers printed in said Worcester,
three weeks successfully, the last publication
to be fourteen days, at least, before the said
twenty. first day of April next.
And it is further Ordered, That tho Sheriff
Of said County, or his deputy, serve the several
Town Clerks of the towns of Hardwck, New
Braintree, Oakham, Rutland Holden, Worees-
ter, and Shrewsbury, each, with an attested
copy of said adjudication and order, thirty days,
at least, and also post up attested copy there.
OF in two public places in each of said towns of
Hardwick, New Braintree, Oakham, Rutland
Holden, Worcester, and Shrewsbury, fourteen
days, at least, before the said twenty first day
of April,-at which time and place said Com.
missloners will proceed to lay out, locate, and
establish, public highway or common road
over the route described in the adjudication
aforesaid and to hear all persons and corpora
tlons interested therein, who may then and
there desire to be heard thereon, and to assess
such damages as any person or corporation may
sustain by reason of the location of said road
as aforesaid.
A copy of the adjudication, and order of no
tice, on the petition aforesaid.
10 Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
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Pasture Land for Sale.

YENO be sold at Public AUCTION, at Baker
III Inn, in Grafton, on SATURDAY, the
29th dug Of March current, at 2 o'clock, p NJ,
unless previously disposed of at private sale, a
PASTURE, containing about twenty acres,
situated on the east side of the road leading
from Westborough to Grafton, about halt. a
mile from the Meeting House in said Grafton.
The soil is of good quality, the Pasture well
fenced, having durable spring of water, and
affords eligible situations for building lots near
the centre of the hourishing town of Grafton
Liberal credit for the purchase money will be
given if desired. For further particulars, ap-
ply to OTIS ADAMS
Grafton, March H. 80