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Valuable Land at .Auction.

TENO be sold at Public Auction, on TUESDAY,
IL the 3Oth of March instant, at 9 o'clock,
A. NJ, at the Mount Adams Hotel in Prince
ton, about EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES of
the southerly part of that very valuable and
well known Farm in Princeton, County of
Worcester, owned and improved by w. N.
BoYLsToN, Esq, late ofsaid Princeton, deceased.
Said Land will be sold in lots Of about one hun
dred acres each all of which are of an excel
lent soil, we'll situated, and extremely well
!imbered, some of them entirely covered with
Tery valuable Timber and Wood. Four of said
OTIS are bounded on an excellent Road leading
rom Princeton to Worcester, and, from their
uality and situation, are calculated for first
ate farms.
Also, will be sold at Col Adams's Inn, West
Minister, on Wednesday, the 3lst instant, at ] /
O'Clock, A. M. about 43 acres of excellent
Land, situated near the Meeting House, and
adjoining the land of Rev. Mr.. Mann.
U Conditions of sale made known at the
lime and place of the respective sales and for
further particulars respecting either of the
lboVe mentioned lots of Land, inquire of Ma
rHANIEL Curtis, Esq, of Roxbury, JOHN L..
BoYLsroN, Esq, of Princeton, WIN. M. TowkE,
Esq, of Worcester, or of the subscriberin Charl-
ton. SALEM TOWNE.
4 March IL tS30 II
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HICKORY.

TWIHIS astonishingy fleet Horse, which was
a raised in Montreal, from an English blood
Mare, (sire unknown) is not inferior to any in
the United States for speed, action, and beauty.
He is fine sorrel, well built, good size, and is
pronounced by judges in every respect first
rate Horse. He trots 3-minute gait, is fast
walker, and has paced round the Trotting
Course, L. l., in 2 minutes 81 seconds, and
was offered, publicly, to match against any
horse that could be produced 1t is considered
unnecessary to say any more, as his qualfica-
tions are too well known to be doubted.
o. He will stand at ABBOTT'S Tavern,
Holden, during the season.
% TERMS, So the season Bargains can
be made to warrant by agreement, as he has
proved sure, and in such cases Mares disposed
Of, will be considered with foal.
March H. IL
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TO BE LET,
Broad Rimmed Wheels.

A I the annual meeting of the Worcester &,
IA Stafford Turnpike Corporation, held at
Sturbridge, tho 10th instant,
Voted, That for one year after the first day
OF April next, all carriages wearing tire Of
tivc inches in width may pass over said Turn.
pike free of TOLL and that all carriages having
tire four inches in width may pass for one
halt the lawful tolls. And that the Clerk be
directed to send copy of this vote to all the
publishers of newspapers in Worcester County
that may feel disposed to publish the same with
out any expense to the Corporation.
Attest DAVID WIGHT, Clerk.
Slurbridgo, March 10, 1890.
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peror OF Brazil has requested Lord Cochrane
to resume the command of the feet, for the
purpose of making an attack on Portugal.
We know not what degree of credit this
statement is entitled to- Should it prove
true, the reign of Don Miguel will be short;
for a proper expedition, under less expert
enced and determined commander than
Lord Cochrane, would create diversion in
favor of the Emperor, which must prove
destructive to the usurper.
THE NETHERLANDS. 1t is stated in the
Journal de Belgique, that the whole country
is covered with snow to the depth of three
or four feet.
SOVEREIGNTY OF GREECE. We under
stand that all the arrangements respecting
the sovereignty of Greece are nearly COM
4 pleted, and that his Royal Highness, Prince
Leopold, will certainly become the ruler Of
that country. We hear, however, that he
will not have the title of king, but that Of
sovereign Prince. 1t has not transpired
with certainty whether Count Capo d'Lstrias
is TO remain as prime minister, or to retire
altogether from Greece.
THE PORTE. Constantinope continued
to enjoy the most profound tranquillity-not
a single tunctionory, civil or military, has
been sacrificed or disgraced,, but many acts
of grace have distinguished this period
and the Sultan has carried his magnanimity
so far as to restore TO his former rank the
son of the notorious Jusuff Pacha, who haC
; just returned from Odessa. Several Tar
tars despatched from Magnesia on the 25tt
Jan. have brought intelligence of the defea
and dispersion of the rebels in Asia Minor
who were beaten in all their positions, neal
Baendir, by the united forces of Ibrahin
Pacha, Kara Osman Oglow, and Files Aga
Hussein Pacha had arrived at Adrianoplt
with train of $50 persons, where it was ex
pected that body of from 10000 to $4,000
troops, regular and irregular, would bt
Il speedily assembled. The general amnesty
which had been published, had produced
the desired effect in that city as we'll as il
the other places lately occupied by the
Russians and as it was faithfully actet
upon, tranquility every where followed thi
healing measure.
PALESTINE. The Nuremburgh cores
pondent affirms that proposals for the cessiol
of Palestine have already been made to tn,
Porte that the English Ambassador hal
|, undertaken the negotiation in the name O
f a Jewish house; and that the Ottoman Min
! istry is not indisposed to enter into al
!, arrangement
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n 7 r. n.

In this town, March l3, Mrs Dolly Eaton, re-
lict of the late Mr.. John Eaton, aged 80. Fun.
eral this afternoon, at 3 o'clock-March 12,
Mr.. Charles Griffin, late Printer and Publisher
of the National .EgiS, aged 27.-In the House
OF Correction, in this town, Charles Lindsey of
West6eld, aged 10.
In Brook6eld, Feb. 5, widow Mary Allen,
aged 49,
In North Brookfeld, Feb. 81, Charles, son of
Jeduthun Stevens, Jr, aged 5 years and Z
months-PrinterS an Maine, Vermont, and n.
York, are requested TO insert tbs DEATH
In Berlin, Feb. 8, widow Hannah Sawyer
aged SS.-Printers IN Vermont and Ncso Hump
shire are requested to insert this DEATH
In Midway, MASS. Mr.. Jeduthun Bullen, aged
79.-PrintcrS IN -.Neto York are requested to
insert this DEATH
In Franconia, IN. H. in December last, Mrs.
Ruth, wife of Mr.. David Bowles, aged 20.
daughter of John Reed, formerly of Smithfield,
(R. I.)-PrsnterS in Vermont and .Neao Hamp-
shire are requested to insert THIS death.
In Salem, Isaac Buffum, a member of the
Society of Friends, aged 93-the eldest man in
Salem.
In Springfield, March 9, Hon. George Bliss,
LII. D., aged 65.
In Northampton, Levi Lyman, Esq, aged 67l
He was chairman of the Northampton Board of
oolOS1iheh, OhdiIlldh VI Tue Oounty COmmlS-
soners, and Register of Deeds for the County
of Hampshire.
In Williamsburg, Feb. 16, Mrs Mary Nash,
relict of Mr.. Samuel Nash, aged 81.
In Prospect, (Me.) child of Mr.. James Berl
/ ry, jr., aged IA months The child was left
alone in cradle by its mother while she wen
! to milk her COW. She was soon alarmed BIZ
the screaming of the child--repaircd immedi
ately to the house, where she found her onlr
child, still in the cradle, enveloped in flames
with both his little hands lifted above its head
calling FOR relief. it is supposed that the child
left the cradle and went to the fire which cauph,
its clothes, and then fled to the cradle. 1t sur
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Tan Yard at ,AuctiOn.

NNILL be sold at Public Auction, by order
w of the Supreme Judicial Court, on SAT-
IURDAYY, the tenth day of 8prd neat, at one
O'Clock, P. NJ, for the benefit of the heirs of
CARLO H. Snow, deceased,-a LANYARD,
situated about one mile north of the Meeting
House in Paxton. There is good Bark Mil
and eleven acres of Land connected with the
same. A liberal credit will be given for the
purchase money. For further particulars, in
quire of Col. WILLARD Snow, Paxton, or of
the subscriber.
JOSEPH WHITE, Guardian.
West Boylston, March II, 1880. IL
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Mulberry GrOue Boarding School,
LEICESTER. (M4ssl

SARAH EARLE and SISTERS return
~ thanks to their patrons for the liberal en-
couragement which they have received, and
INFORM the public that their School is continu.
cd under the same regulations as heretofore.
TERMS, per quarter Of IL acecks: For board,
washing' and instruction in the various English
p%sanches' including Penmanship, use of the
1looes' and drawing Maps, with the use of
BOOKS and stationery, $27. French Language,
nudiments OF Latin, Working Lace, and Paint
ing, each SO, exclusive of Books and materials
ID Refer to JOHN CLApp, Esq, Leicester,
REJOICE Newton, Esq, Worcester. ARIsnAi
LARNED, Esq, Oxford Sd mo, ~
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FOREIGN NEWS.

London dates to the 10th and Paris to the
9Th Feb. have been received at New York.
A few extracts are annexed.
mE'RANcE PreP"rstiv,Is- were acfi--'y
chambers. tR#fa Believed that the sp eerin
es Of both the English and French king
would be very similar particularly in the
recommendations of retrenchment.
The breaking up Of the ice in the Seine
threatened much injury at Paris. but little
harm, however, was done. The water is
s sad to have risenin some places as high as
ihe journal du Commerce announces n
S,gnal defeat just sustained by the French
aMinlstry. and which is the more CALLING as
1Taeesy enort has been made to produce a
ne s' result. M. Guizot, the Constitu-
.,onq q, candidate, has been Just returned bv
lne Electoral College of Lisieux. by an i'm
.nense maJoIlty,-though the President of
me Electoral College, who is always apno;nt-
ca ny the Government, departed SO far from,
me impartiality which ought to distinrn;sh
MS conduct, as to exhort the electors IN tha
most impassloned terms, to exclude the sue
cessful candidates.
SPAIN. According TO the letters from,
Madrid, the Spanish governnen, hod ho o
endeavoring to raise a loan, tbrnmrb ,In
with ! - some o. the French Capitalists,
o "sH Veew 70 nc out another expedition
% s".a oou.n America. As the parties,
nCweYer made the recognition of the bonds
~ me Cortes SINE qua non, tho matter had
fallen to the ground. ''' "au
!; PORTUGAL. The old queen of PORTUGAL
i'eu on the 9TH January, at the age Of 81
a London paper Of Feb 2, contuins nm
''Ae'e IRON Florence, stating that the En-
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MIR RIED.

In Grafton, by Rev. Otis Convers, Mr.. Mil.
lotte Baker of Northbridge, to Miss Susan E
Roberts of Grafton.
In Ward, by Zebulon Cary, Esq, Mr.. Arba
Fits to Miss Julia Wesson-Mr. Jason C. Hill
to Miss Julia Cutler-Mr. Francis Clark to
Miss Wealthy Hewitt.
In Lambeth, (Eng) Jan. ~, John Wright, a
widower, aged l02, to Catherine Stringer, wild
ow, aged so. The bridegroom was born in Ed
inburg, served in the American wars, and wa 8
present at the death of Gen. Wolfe.
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COMMONWEALTH OF M.ss.cupe rrrs
" S, S. AT meeting of the County
commissioners m holden at Worcester, within
s iu iot N ue County of Worcester, on the
i Hu.h iuesday of December, A. D. 1899:
On Tue petition aforesaid, Ordered, That no.
!lce os given to all persons and corn .tions
i"V crested therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at the house of Samuel B. Thomas. Inn.
holder in Worcester, in said County, ON TuEs.
DAY. ne trenty-Seoenth day Of .4pra nezt, at
two OF the clock, in tho afternoon, by publish
ing an attested copy of said petition, and of
TINS order thereon, in " The Massachusetts SIM.
ana Worcester County .4dUertiSer," a newspa
per printed in said Worcester, three weeks
successfully, the last publication to be fourteen
Gays at least before the said twenty
day of April
And It is further Ordered, That the sheriff
OF said County, or his deputy, serve the seve. nj
town clerks Of the said towns Of Worcestey and
Mllioury, each with an attested copy of said
petition and order, thirty days, at leas' and also
post up an attested copy thereof, ir. two nnhGc
places in each Of said towns of vyorces,sr "a
MhIoury, fourteen days, at ,,oast. befora ,ha
said twenty-seventh day o. April. AZ ,yh;sS
time and place, said Commissioners viii -
coed to view the roct'J, and alterations in the
route set forth ana described in said petition.
ana to bear all per interested therein. who
may then and there desire to be hoard thereon
Attest N '"0'ooii'
WILLIAM JENNISoN. Clerk aro ,.,,
= copy o. ina petition aud of the order thereon
IL ATTEST ABlJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

TENHE subscribers, having taken the Machine
Ill Shop heretofore occupied by WILLIAM H.
Howard, in Worcester, and having, also, pur-
chased of said Howard, the right of building his
improved POaoer Looms, hereby give notice,
that they are now prepared to build and furnish
Power Looms of any description; warranted to
be of the best workmanship and construction,
at short notice and low prices.
WHEELOCK d PRENTICE.
March IL.
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March II.

WIN. II. HOWARD gratefully acknowledges
the liberal patronage which he has heretofore
received from his manufacturing friends, and
cheerfully recommends the above named gem
tlemen (his successors) as worthy of patronage,
and competent to discharge their duties as Ma
chinlsts.
W. H. H. would also give notice that, hav-
ing obtained Letters Patent for an Improvement
in the Broad Poaoer Looms, he has disposed of
the same to the above named WHEELocK &
PRENTICE, for the term of two years land
hereby cautions all persons not to infringe upon
said improvement, upon penalty of the law pro.
vided for the same
Worcester, March II. 6w*1I
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WEST BoYLsToN Town OFFICERS for 1880
Toacn CLerk,-Ephraim Bgelow. Selectmen,--
Joseph White, Francis Davis, Thomas Holmes
Aaron Goodell, Sllas Walker. assessors
Sias Newton, Thomas Keyes, John Temple
Toaon Treasurer and ColLector,--Thos Holmes
Constable, -Ebenezer Hosmer Committee to
inspect Schools Rev. John Boardman, Rev
Abial Fisher, Doct. John NJ Smith, Doct. Ja
cob Moore, George w KimbalI. School,
Agents,-Abel Goodell, Francis Davis Ed
mund Hartwell, - Fay, Ebehezer Hosmer.
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% The vote by which the nomination
Of Lemuel Williams, as Collector of the port
of New Bedford, was rejected, has been re-
considered in the U. s. Senate, and the
nomination confirmed by a majority of
six. This is the only nomination which
has yet been confirmed, where the vacancy
was created by removal! And it is wor-
thy of remark, that this striking exception
should be in favor of an old and Jealous
federalist, to which party Williams, the
present incumbent, was warmly attached,
as long as it had distinct existence. Rus
sell Freeman, the late incumbent Of the Of
fee, who was removed by Gen. Jackson, on
the other hand, was always uniform dem
ocrat, and during the former political con-
tests in this State, held a distinguished rank
in that party, and deservedly exercised a
considerable influence in it. So much for
the pretensions of the Jacksonites to the
exclusive appellation of the republican or
democratic party.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. The Jackson ticket
has prevailed in this State by about the
same majority it had last year. Among the
tricks resorted to by the jackson men to
uCiCo1 IuO SleCtlOH vi 0EU. " plldIlI, Tie re-
publican candidate, was the publication of
a series of forged letters, duplicating him
IN charge of forgery. The fraud was
fully exposed, but not in season to counter
act the unfortunate effect it had upon the
election.
CHANCE FOR SPECULATION In these
hard times, the opportunities for making
money are so rare that every chance Of
turning penny" proftably is eagery
sought for. We would therefore inform
our readers that the editor Of the Belche'-
town Sentinel advertises tao thousand .fae
hundred dollars, in bills of the " Farmer
Bank" at Belchertown, " for sale, at,a grec!
discount for CASH." or they will, upon !
pinch,-that is, if he can do no BETTER
be exchanged for real estate in Beleher
town or its vicinity. A rare chance
"Who buys?"
i N. B. We do not expect pay for this no
tice.
WEST BoYLsroN Town OFFICERS for 1880
TO'om Clerk,-Ephraim Bigelow. Selectmem,--
Joseph White, Francis Davis, Thomas Holmes
: Aaron Goodell, Silas Walker. Assessors.-
Silas Newton, Thomas Keyes, John Temple
( TOacn Treasurer and C0IIecfor --Tbo's Holmes
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10 the Honorable the Court of

L " LIlC AlOllOl dOlC LIlC OOul Va
Common Pleas, begun and holden at Worces-
ter, within and for the County of Worcester,
on the first Monday of March, A. D. 1880:
"UMBLY shew, JOSIAH CHAPLIN of
q a Providence, in the County of Providence,
and State of Rhode Island and Providence Plan
tations, Merchant and JOHN s. CHAPLIN of
Uxbridge, in the said County of Worcester,
Yoeman, that the said Josiah Chaplin is seized
and possessed of three-eighth parts, and the said
John S. Chaplin is seized and possessed of one
eighth part, of a certain tract of land lying in
Douglas, in the County of Worcester aforesaid,
containing two hundred and seventy-two acres,
more or less, bounded as follows, viz begin
ming at the northeast corner of the premises,
at heap of stones thence east 16 degrees
north, by land of Jonathan Davis, Esq. then
east 80 degrees south seven rods thence south
20 degrees west by land Of Solomon Blanchard
to heap OF stones, being corner; thence
westerly by land of Obadiah McIntire to heap
of - thence south by land of Major Day !;
thence west by land of said Day to the line of
the town of Douglas, about one hundred and
sixty rods; thence on said town line to the
bounds first mentioned 1T being the same tract
of land formerly conveyed by John Cutter TO
Eliot Mason. Also, that he, the said Josiah
Chaplin, is seized and possessed of one half part
and the said John S. Chaplin is seized and pos
sessed of one-sixth part of one other tract of
land, situated in said Douglas, and is bounded
as follows, viz: beginning at the northeast
corner of the premises, at stake and stones
at the northwest corner of land lately set off
to Benjamin Adams !; thence west a degrees
north by land of the said Josiah Chaplin and
John S. Chaplin one hundred and sixty one rods
to stake and stones thence south j J degrees
east ninety-tlree rods to a stake and stones );
thence east 10 degrees north one hundred and
sixty rods to heap Of stones the southwest
corner of the land lately set off TO the said Ad-
ans; thence north degrees west fifty rods by
the land set off to the said Adams to the bounds
! first mentioned which said tracts of land the
said Josiah Chaplin and John S. Chaplin hold in
the proportions aforesaid, and in common and
undivided with other persons unknown to your
| petitioners, who are DESTROYS to hold their said
parts thereof in severalty.
Wherefore, your petitioners pray this Hon.
orabe Court, that such proceedings may be
had, as to cause partition to be made of the said
tracts eli land in the proportion above mention
ed, so that the said Josiah Chaplin and John S.
| Chaplin may each of them hold their said parts
thereof in severalty. AS in duty bound will
ever pray. JOSIAH CHAPLIN.
JOHN S. CHAPLIN.
By their Attorney,
BENJAMIN ADAMS.
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HEMP.

"A ARRANGEMENTS having been made for
IA the erection of one OF Hines & Bain's Pa
tent Hemp and Flax Machines in The town Of
Worcester, OF the vicinity thereof, the ensuing
season. and arrangements having also been
, nlaue lor procuring Seed sufficient to sow for
the FIRST crop, the Worcester Hemp Comnanv
offer to furnish Seed to ,he farmers on The fol.
lowing conditions, to wit: The Company will
furnish Seed at the market price for cash en-
delivery or will Furnish Seed as above and take
good notes on interest payable in good Hemp
oteui al $lo FER ton (groce weght) when the
crop Is harvested and delivered at the machine
OF VIII fW nish the Seed to SOW on shares The
company will pay SIS per ION (groce weighD
Tor good Hemp Stem, delivered at the machine,
cut, or SIS without. Farmers who are desir.
ods of accepting the above propositions, must
apply to the Agent and sign a contract 10 that
effect on or before the first day Of June next.
SIMEON BURT, Agent.
Worcester, March 3. low
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CENTRAL BANK

"a loCh HOLDERS in tho above Bank arc
M hereby notified, that dividend of nrofts
VA, De declared and paid on the first MONDAY
0i April next. Per order of the Directors.
w GEO. A. TRUMBULL, Cashier.
Worcester, March II. II
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BENJAMIN ADAMS.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, SIS. Court Of Common Pleas, at
Worcester, March Term, A. D. 1880:
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That the
petitioners notify all persons interested therein,
to appear before this Court, at the next term
thereof, to be holden at Worcester aforesaid, on
an attested copy of said petition, and of this
order thereon, in " The Massachusetts S1v,"a
newspaper printed in Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, three weeks successfully, the last publica-
ton to be thirty days, at least, before the set
ting of said Conrt, that they may then and
there shew cause, if any they have, why the
prayer thereof should not be granted.
Attest. ABIJAIi BIGELOW, CLERK.
A copy of the petition, and of the order of
Court thereon.
II Affact APTIAu pJHCI Nu cJL
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BrOaUn Wrapping Paper.
EA REAMS, large and small, for sale at
e1V the Mil prices, by
d. G. WHEELER, JR., G. CO.
March u. Ii
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MoLAssEs, BY the last New York pricc
current we perceive that West India md
New Orleans molasses is quoted at only ono
cent per gallon lower in that city. Than The
same kinds are sold at by the hcgshead in
this place. e'''"" ="
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ME ERDS Grass and Clover Seed;
EA Crockery and Glass Ware
French Paper Hangings;
Window Glass; Nails
Dry Goods and Groceries
For sale at low prices, by
THORNTON "A. 41ERRICK
Worcester, March 10. n