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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-03
sD" NOTICE.n1
CHEAP COTTON SHIRTINGS,Sc
TOHN +. TOWNSEND ha, lust received

VOHN +. TOWNSEND has just received
- good supply Of white and brown Shhtngs
and Sheetngs, from the most approved Factories,
which will be sold cheap.
ALSO,
Some cheap nice Broadcoths, black lutsrings
circasslans, wadding, cold cambrcs cheap, cotton
table cloths, great variety of shawls. A few nice
white merino shawls, cheap silk hosiery; cotton
warp, white and blue of an excellent quality, con-
stantly OH hand as usual. nov. 3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-03
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY
Uednesdoy Eren6.g 3d-THmsday 4M-
and Friday 5h Nor.
MnNG. TuguaOe.

Respectfully informs the ladies' s. gen
tlemen of Newport and vicinity, that he
will open the Theatre for THREE
NIGHTS ONLY previous to his dcpar-
turc for the South. His first Evening 5
performance will be
THIS EVENING, Nov. Sd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-03

The celebrated Mr.. Nilallavc and
company, will perform at the Theatre
this evening. The bill Of entertainments
cannot fail to draw respectable house.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-03
SINGING SCHOOL,

VENlIE subscriber respectfully informs the La
N dies and gentlemen Of Newport, that his
school for the instruction Of
SACRED MUSIC,
will commence about the first Of December at Mr.
Towers Academy. one evening in week. for
four months, at one dollar for each subscriber
books furnished gratis. Those wishing to attend
will please leave their names at the store Of the
subscriber soon, as no scholar can be admitted al
ter the school has commenced. b. MARSH jr.
nov. 3, 1890
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-03
MONS. NILALLANE,
PART 2.
CORPUSCULlR FEATS,

ON THE CARPET,
BY the Chinese, NJ Perez, masters Will
liam, Charles and Lafayette, consisting
of a great variety of HERCULE.2.Nand
FEATS or agility, after which
NJ. Perez will place LARGE POLE
on the SOLES or HIS FEET while
in the air, and Dance a HOR.NPIPE,
keeping time with the Music, and will
conclude by turning it with great velo-
city!!!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-03
COOKING STOVES.

w ILTON HALL, has just received from New
I'VE York, and keeps constantly on hand, POST
ley's improved cooking stoves, Postley Franklin
stoves, No. |, 2, & B. Box stoves, new and So
cond hand.-Al.o two No. 3, Postley square
stoves.
Oct. 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-03
MaOaNe TWaUa0e,

VIII DANCE a HORNPIPE-after
which she will introduce u + A \ c Y
DANCE, and conclude her performance
without the Balance Pole, holding in
each hand an American Flag.
nj. PEREZ,
the celebrated Greek, (his first appear
ance in Newport after performing several
difficult teats, he will jump over his bal
ance pole, forwards and backwards, and
perform several attitudes. He will keep
his equilibrium on chair placed on
the Rope, going over his balance pole
at the same time; he will also dance on
the Rope with two DAGGERS attach
ed to his feet, and conclude by throwing
a backward somerset with his balance
pole!
MONS. VILALLAVE,
will 90 through his astonishing feats on
the Elastic Corde, and perform surprising
and difficult feats with grace s elegance,
in which he stands unrivalled.
THE CHINESE,
in character of Clown, will exhibit his ta-
lcnts for the diversion Of the audience, in
a great variety of acts of Butfoonery, both
on and off the CORDE, and conclude
the first part by Comic Dance on the
Corde.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-03
DEATHS.

In this town on Wednesday evening last, after a
short and severe illness, Mr. Andrew V. Allen, in
the 10th year of his age. lie was a highly re-
spectacle citizen, and was deseryedly esteemed for
his uprghtncss i'll his profession as "A merchant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-03
H a ESV' l..

The performance will commence with
grand display on the Corde Elastic, by
Master UILLL4.u, (his first appea arancc
in Newport } who will go through many
ieats truly astonishing for child only six
years ofagc.
Muster In F4YETIE, only years
old, (his first appearance in Newport
in the character of an old man, will go
through many ieats difficult for child
ofhis age.
Muster CHARLES, (his first appear
ance in Newport will also go through
many attitudes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-03
NOTICE..

A person well qualified, is willing to taks
"A charge of School in Portsmouth, or Middle
town. during the ensuing winter. Inquire at tbis
ofice.--Newpor, Oct. u.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-28

The SALEM MURDER. A report has been in
circulation, that a person had been arrested
near Providence, charged with committing the
recent murder at Salem. This proves to be
false. The Salem Register says, "there is no
additional information on the subject,-all is as
uncertain and mysterious as ever-and the as
sassn still roams at large" May justice soon
overtake him.
Information was received at New Orleans on
the Both ult, of an insurrection among the Ne.
groes having taken place in OpelOusas or the
nelghborhood. 1t is stated that several white
persons and nineteen Negroes fell in the con.
fiict After the refractory slaves had been re.
duced to submission, fifteen of the ringleaders
were taken and promptly executed.
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers respectfully inform the
IL public, that they have formed a connec.
ton in business, under the firm and style of
BATCHELDER, HARRINGTON s. CO..
and have taken the Stores recently occupied
by Messrs. WOOD, BATcHELDER & Co., in the
center and at the New England Villages, where
they offer for sale, on as reasonable terms as
can be procured elsewhere, general assert.
ment of
ENGLISH, EUROPEAN, and DOMESTIC
GOODS.
Among which are, Black, Blue, Brown, Olive.
and Mixed Broad Cloths Black, Blue, Brown.
and Mixed Cassimeres; English and Domestic
Prints English and Scotch Ginghams Cam.
brics; Muslins, Linens, and Lawns; Russia
Diaper and Crash; Bleached and Brown Sheet.
lngs and Shirtings; Hosiery and Gloves Fam
cy handkerchief ; Silks; Grapes; Checks,
Stripes, and Denims; Drillings and Bed Ticks
Bang-up Cords Paper Hangings, &c. &c.
Also, GROCERIES, of all kinds; PAINTS
and LINSEED OIL; CROCKERY, GLASS.
HARD, and HOLLOW WARE; NAILS, Of
all sizes. JOSEPH BATCHELDER.
SAMUEL HARRINGTON.
NOAH KIMBALL
Grafton, March 90, $780, II
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

nOLbEhhf OhOfE BOARDING SCHOOL"
Having recently had an opportunity, when
on visit to Leicester, of visiting this School,
(Which understand was established about three
years since, by the instructors under whose SUI
perintendence it has been continued to the pres
emit time,) cannot forbear expressing my sat-
isfaction and confidence in the system and man
agement pursued by its superntendents An
examination Of the scholars at this School, was
had a few days since, in the various branches
of thorough English education, the French
language, &c. &c, and the great proficiency
evinced by the pupils, gave sufficient evidence
that they were under the care of instructors of
no ordinary qualifications; and have no doubt
speak the sentiments of every spectator pres
ent on the occasion, in saying, that, for ju-
dlclous management and correct and thorough
lnstruction,t will net suffer in comparison with
any School of the kind in this country; and, it is
to be hoped, that School of the high character
which this has attained, may receive that por-
ton OF public patronage and confidence, to
which it is, by its merits, SO justly entitled.
A FRIEND TO EDUCATION
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E. H. & G. BOWEN

AViNG relnquished business in Wsrces-
- ter, take this opportunity of calling upon
those indebted to them to settle their outstand-
ing Notes and Accounts, which may be found
at the Office of E. WAsHBURE, Esq, in Wor-
cester 1t attended to soon, no costs will be
charged for their collection.
They continue business at their old stand in
LEICESTER, a few rods east of the village, where
they offer, on the most reasonable terms, a gem
erai assortment OF LEATHER, and will con-
stanty be supplied with all the varieties usually
found or required in similar establishments.
% Cash paid for HIDES and SKINS.
Leicester Auril % ~
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THE USEFUL AND
THE ELEGANT.


NOV opening, new from Auction and other
~ sources, the largest and most fashionable
Stock OF GOODS which we have ever before
exhibited:
AMONG WHICH ARE
The beautiful CHANGEARLE SILKS, the
prevailing article for Ladies' Dresses in New
York.
Also new article, called OSCARLNE, for
Ladies' Dresses
Fancy handkerchief, in every variety;
SC.dFTS, a very beautiful article
Book and Swiss Muslin;
Ribbons; Laces; Gloves;
Imitation Linen Cambrics
LEGHORN BONNETS, as cheap as can be
bought in the County of Worcester;
NdVARLNOS, Limitation Leghorn,) a very
fashionable article;
St9fs for Boys Wear, in all their variety;
A large assortment of GLNGH.AMS;
P.ARASOLS;
Cotton Sheetings and ShirtiDgs;
The very superior .4.MOSKEAG TICKS, at
low prices
BROAD CLOTHS and C.ASSLMERES.
U Most Of these articles were bought at
Auction, and other first rate sources, and the
public may be assured that the credit of the
Store for Chsapness will be maintained.
d. G. WHEELER, Jr., & CO.,
Opposite the Hotel.
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NOTICE

VNHE Clerical and Lay Gentlemen, who feel
II friendly to the cause of the AMERICAN
EDUCATION SOCIETY,", living in the towns of
Worcester County, hereinafter mentioned, are
respectfully invited to meet on the last Wednes-
day the 2eth) of the present month, at 2 clock,
r; M, at the Meeting House of the Rev Mr..
miller, IN the town of Worcester, for the pur-
pose Of forming an Education Society. Auxilia-
ry to the American Education Society. The
towns expected to be embraced by the Auxilia-
~ Society, are contained in the Southern half
OF Worcester County, and are the following,
viz: Brookfeld,. North BrookfeId, Suencer.
Southbridge, Paxton, Worcester, Leicester,
Northboro, Shrewsbury, Westboro', Millbury,
Ward, Grafton, Oxford, Western, Sturbridre,
Upton, Milford, Northbridge, Mendon, and
southbOro'. The Meeting viii be opened BY
public worship at the above named time and
place. A Sermon may be expected on the &c.
casion. WILLIAM COCSWEII
agent Of the american Education Societv.
Boston, April Is, 1890.
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R School for Teachers.

IN on the Goth inst, to whom, in addition to
their course Of study, such instruction on the
SUBJECT OF Teaching will be given as the Teach
ers experience will enable them to afford. For
the convenience of Young Ladies whe are ex-
pecting to teach the present season, they will
be admitted for 8, A, or weeks, on the same
terms as the Pupils, viz: $27 for 12 weeks,
including Books and Stationery.
should sufficient number attend, they will
nave the benefit of course of Astronomical
Lectures gratis.
Leicester, 4th mo. 20.
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M r. n .
DIED:
In Upton, March 90, widow Hepzibah Fisher,
a0ad oil

DIED:
In Upton, March 90, widow Hepzibah Fisher
aged 81.
In Northbridge, March 81, Mrs. Polly Emer
son, wife of Mr.. Nathaniel Emerson, aged s5l
Her death was occasloned by taking opium
March 10, Louisa L. Nichols, aged 5. Her
death was occasioned from drinking new rum,
whilst at play with other children in the alb.
sence of their parents -April S, Miss Chloe
Rist, aged l9.
In Templeton, April IL, Mr.. Eleazer Davis
aged 64,-Printers in Vermont are requested
to insert this death April "a, Mrs Anna S.
Wellington, wife of Rev. Charles Wellington,
aged 46.
In Oxford, April 10, Capt. Ebenezer Pratt,
aged so.
In Washington, Gen. Alexander Smyth, an
officer in the late war with G. Britain, and a
member of the House of Representatives from
Virginia, aged 65. The funeral took place on
Monday week, with public honors.
In Georgetown, (Delaware,) April /, Hon.
Nicholas Ridgeley, aged II, Chancellor of the
State of Delaware.
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MAR IE D.:

In Hubbardston, by Rev. A. D. Jones, Mr.
Arson Clark to Miss Frances Clapp-Mr. PIiny
Lamb to Miss Eliza Follett-Mr. VIM Joslin
to Miss Cynthia Greenwood.-Mr. Caleb Perry
to Miss Caroline Bennett.
In Ward, April 81, by Rev. Mr.. Pratt, Mr..
Willard Hall of Millbury, to Miss Luasenath
Stone Of Ward
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AZ A CARD.

MIR. MARCHANT, through the medium
1XM of the Spy, wishes to express his mind
fulness for the attentions already bestowed upon
the productions of his Pencil, BY the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Worcester; and, furthermore,
that he holds himself in situation, at present.
to furnish those who have expressed a with to
obtain Likenesses by him.
But, he is under the necessity Of saying, that
it will be impossible to reckon upon the duration
of his stay they are, therefore, respectfully
requested to apply soon.
AS it must be obvious to all Mr. Ms. &C.
quaintance, it may be deemed almost super
Hnous to add, that prolongation of his visit at
Worcester, would be highly pleasing to himself
and family, but, being anxious that much Of
his time may be filled with engagements in his
profession, he is forced to be Influenced by his
prospects
Tuesday, Goth April. I6tf
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Last week, passenger recovered $700 dam
ages against the proprietors Of the line of stag
es from Worcester to this city, in the Supreme
Court in session at Concord The action was
to recover damages for personal injuries sus.
tanned by tho oyerturning of a stage, through
tho oarelsssnsss and improper conduct Of the
Naturalization CeatineL.
Tennessee, has abolished capital punishment
in all cases, except murder in the first degree
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TAKE NOTICE.

STOLEN, from the Shed near the Meeting
- House, in Upton, on the night of the 10th
inst, PLEASURE WAGON, painted vel.
low and striped with green. also, an elegant
plated HARNESS, collar stuffed, wooden,
names, plated with iron,--both almost new.
Whoever will return said stolen property, shall
receive reward of Twenty Dollars, and for
the thief, an additional reward of Twenty Dol.
lars, by the subscribers.
DANIEL FISK & CO.
Upton, April 81. Is
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300 Fresh LeghOrns.

EUST received by the subscriber, Cases
81 fresh LEGHoRE BoLIvARs, Paris bleach,
and OF superior texture; containing the largest
and most elegant assortment ever offered in this
County. These Hats were purchased recently
in New York, at Auction, for Cash, and will be
sold 33sd per cent. lower than the same Nos
were last season.
Also, 81 Packages NEW SPRING GOODS,
comprising general assortment; among which
are 25 pieces Broad Cloths, from ST. to So f;
100 pieces stout Prints, at l2 cents, warranted
fast colors; IS pieces, new style, very rich do
rs dozen super. Kid Mitts, at IL cents per pair
10000 yards stout, heavy Sheetings, at le
cents, warranted superior to the Celebrated
Waltham Goods Bales Shirtings, Tickings,
Ginghams, &c. &c.
U The above are offered for cash Only
Those purchasing with Cash will find it much
Tor their interest to call and examine them be.
fore making their selections.
N. BALDWIN.
Shrewsbury, April %. 6wl7
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=. NEW GOODS.
SWAN & WILLIAMS

AVE just received from New York their
II spring supply of
STAPLE and FANCY GOODS.
Foulard Prints and Muslins,
Linens and Lawns,
Linen Cambrics and Linen Cambria Hdkfs.,
Plain and fgd Battiste, all colors,
Green Barrege, for Wells,
splendid assortment of Fancy Handk'fs.,
Elegant Gauze and Thibet Scarfs,
Pongees black and mixd Camblets,
% Thread Laces and Edgings,
Black, White, and Scarlet Merino Shawls,
Valencia and Raw Silk do,
Silks and Satins,
A beautiful assortment Of Bonnet Ribbons,
Hair and Belt do,
Horse-skin Mitts & Gloves, warranted good,
French Bembazine, for summer coats,
Hastings, Drillings, Stripes, Beaverteens,
&c, for summer wear,
A variety of Ginghams, &c.
large assortment of LEGHORN BON.
VETS, which will be sold rs per cent. less than
last years prices.
Worcester, April %. CIV
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Greenfield High School for
Young Ladies.

HNHE Summer Term will commence on the
FIRST Wednesday in May.
An outline of the plan OF education, pursued
at this Institution, has been for some months
before the public. The Trustees are enabled
from their daily observation and the late very
thorough public examination of the pupils, to
state that this plan has been ably and faithfully
executed, and they unhesitatingly recommend
the Principal and his Assistants as entirely wor-
my OF the public confidence and patronage.
by order Of the Trustees
Z. ALvoRD, Chairman
FRANKLIN RIPLEY, Secretary.
: Greenfield, April %, 1929. IL
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COpartnership Notice.

NNHE subscriber respectfully gives notice,
n that he has taken Mr.. SMITH HILLS into
partnership with him. Their business will be
conducted under the firm of HENRY ALLEN
& CO. They offer for sale general assort-
ment of AMERICAN, EUROPEAN, & w: l.
GOODS & GROCERIES; CROCKERY,
GLASS, HARD & HOLLOW WARE
DRUGS & MEDICINES, PAINTS, OIL,
&c. &c. Also, general assortment of CAB
met FURNITURE; Elegant Fancy and
common CHAIRS of all descriptions and supe-
ror finish High Post, Field, French, & COM
mon BEDSTEADS; Toilette Tables, Wash
Stands, SC. &c. All the above will be sold at
the lowest cash prices. HENRY ALLEN.
Leominster, April %. Swl7
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REPRESENTATIVE. The Election for Rep.
resentatives being at hand, it is well to be look
ing around for suitable persons to represent the
several towns. A secret and pre- concerted at.
tempt will doubtless be made to smuggle in as
many jackson men as possible. Some other
pretence will generally be made for supporting
them, in order to deceive the people, and thus
effect their object. If the people do not wish
to have cabal at Boston, plotting disorganiza-
ton as was the case last winter, they will be
cautious to select none but men known to be
true, to represent them. There is no danger il
vigilance is exercised; but the Jackson men
need constant watching.
THE CANAL. We have not thought it neces-
sary TO continue our register of arrivals and
departures on the Canal this season, as there is,
comparatively, but small portion of our read
ers, whs feel any particular interest in reading
the lists. The Canal is in prime order, and the
boats make their trips regularly and expedi-
tiously. 1t is a fact worthy of note, that navi-
cation was commenced here ta0enty-One days
earlier than on the New York Canal
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION. TIE annual cleo
ton in Rhode Island took place last wesk--
Gov. Fennsr, who was nominated by the con-
ventions of both parties, is reelected by ma.
jority of near a thousand over Asa Messer,
whose nomination was an anonymous one. We
believe that President Messer's election was ad-
vocated by only two papers in the state, consid-
ering which, the support he has received is
highly honorable to him. In opposition to the
senatorial board of last year, in whish were
some Jackson men, ticket was run composed
entirely of National Republicans. The latter
it appears is elected.
The SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURr continues in
session in this town. We understand it is ex-
pected to sit another week.
" Probate Court in Worcester on Tuesday
next.
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FARM FOR SALE.

WVHE subscriber offers his FARM contain
IL ing l22 acres of frst.rate Land, we'll pro.
portioned for cultivation, with good Buildings,
situated in the west part Of Hubbardston, on
the road TO Petersham, known as the Brown.
ing Farm" Any one wishing to purchase a
PASTURE of any number of acres from 20 to
60, may be accommodated, as it is we'll calcu-
lated for division into lots. Said Farm is mot
surpassed in quality Of soil, by any Land in this
County. JAMES BROWNING.
Hubbardston, April 90. az
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CROCKERY WIRE.
MOSES POTTER & CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN
CTockery, Glass & China Ware,

4" No. SO Chsaps;ds, Providence.
lave received their Spring Stock of Blue,
Black, and Brown Printed Ware; complete
assortment of Enameled and Cream Coiored
Goods, including every article called for by the
country merchant; Glass Ware, of all descrip
tons ; Gilt and Mahogany Framed Looking
Glasses; Brass Andirons; Brass Lamps; Block
Tin Tsapots-all of which they offer to the
traders at manufacturers prices.
M. T. & Co having one of the most extern
sive stocks in the country, are determined to sell
as lo.0 as can be bought elseaohere. Goods can
be taken from the rear of their Ware House
and put aboard Canal Boats, without the dam
age OF carriage over the pavenents. The mer.
chants of Worcester County are respectfully
invited to call and see for themselves
Any Goods bought of M. p & Co., and not
proving as good as they state them to be, may
be returned, and they will pay the freight o
the same.
N. B. Crates repacked carefully, on the
shortest notice.
/, ~ 65 assorted Crates, in original packages
just received and for sale as above.
Providence, April g. 6wI7
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CAUTION.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IN purchasing certain Notes of hand, payable
to the subscriber, and one signed by Nathaniel
.: Clark, payable to Ezra Sibley, or ord lei. of
Wards as said Notes were recently lost, and
therefore no person can have any legal right to
them. JAMES EnilY
Ward, April 81 ne
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Rnn LBS. Northern Clover Seed,
OVO so casks Nails, Spikes, and Brads,

90 bags Fine SAT-,
900 bush. G. F. do.
100 " til do.
90 bbls. and bbIs. No. l, 2, and 8, Fall
Mackerel,
boxes Brown Havana Sugar,
White
2 chests Sup. Hyson Tea,
Skin do.
5 I" /" Souchong do.
1000 lbs. prime w. |. Coffee,
500 I" /" Java do
l pipe Old Port Wine,
6 hhds. heavy Retailing Molasses,
$4,000 Spanish Cigars, Flint and Dos Amigos
Brands.
Just received and for sale, by
BENZ. BUTMAN & co.
Worcester, April 90. 6w17
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, April %, 1880.
To the Heirs Of ALMIRA Low, late of Lancaster.
in SAID County deceased, and to all others concerned
an the Estate Of said deceased, GREErINs.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if ven
III seefD at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Lancaster, in said County, on the third Tees
day in May next, at nine of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last viii and Testament Of.
said deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon. ~
IT. NATH'L. PAINE, ]. ProB.