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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01

FAMINE IN IRELAND. Remarkable as are
the annals of famine and distress in this un-
happy country, never il is sad did these sad
vsitations of Providence appear in more APP
palling forms than at present. Committees of
investigation and charity are engaged, and they
find many families who have not had three
meals week for long time.
The result of the French Elections, already
decided, is as follows; Opposition, 100 Minis
terial, 1913. OF the 2ll who voted for the hos.
tile Address in the last Chamber, l4l have al.
ready been reelected.
The Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, have
purchased that eligible lot of land, adjoining
st. Paul's Church, in Common ST. Boston, for
the purpose of erecting a splendid Masonic
Temple. The corner stone of this edifice will
be laid in due Masonic form, on the 10th Of
September next.
man named Isaac Hoff, who was sentenced
to eight days Imprisonment at Niagara, in con
sequence of the crowded state Of the prison
was shut up in a cell only eight feet square
and on the 9TH day was discovered dead, having
been suifocated.
A mad dog was killed in New York on Sat
urday, after coming in contact with scvera
persons, whom he fortunately did not bite.
Loadstone has boen found in abundance il
Cabarrus Co. n c,
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ton and the extent TO which it may be proft..
bly, annliad To all rr;rnar,r eohlaI. b Fl F-V-.e-

tion and the extent TO which it may be pro6ta
piy applied to all primary schools"
The Convention then proceeded tn bus;ross
and Its members having signed the constitution
organized the INSTITUTE by the choice of IN,
chairman and Secretary of the Convention a,
Chairman and Secretary, pro tempore, of In,
american Institute of Instruction
In the session Of the Institute held nm Mon
Gay morning, measures were taken for tbe
choice of officers 0 'i''
Az IO o clock, valuable lecture was piveu
oty Mr. w X. Johnson of PhiIadelnbia. on The
Importance OF Linear Drawing, as an introduc.
ZION TO writing, as a useful exercise of the hand
Tue eye, and the taste, and as help in giving
instruction in other branches
y lecture lecture was afterwards given, by Mr.. Fl
n OiVer OF salem, upon the monitorial system
AT o'clock, P. M, lecture was given NV
Mr. o. Carter of Lancaster, upon the ends II
elementary instruction and on the TEACHING If
geography. u
The following gentlemen were elected off.
GERS of the Institute
cPprestdent.-Francis Wayland IT,, President
OF Brown University, Providence, r. |.
recording SecTetary.-Gideon F. Thayer.
Boston VI
Corresponding Secretariss.-Wm. C. Wood.
bridge, Hartford, Conn. Solomon P. Miles.
Boston.
Ireosurer-Benjamin D. Emerson, Boston
CHrHt0Ts--Abraham Andrews, Boston; Jo.
Slah Hoi5rook, Boston; VIM. Russell, Milton.
In addition to these are Is Vice Presidents
Censors. and ID Counselors.
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SALE OF HARDWARE
1T AUCTTOM

WILL be sold without reserve, to the high
est bidder, commencing on WEDNrsDAy.
me LIST day Of September (to-daa) at 9 O'Clock,
A; M, and continuing from day to day tin the
SAFE Is completed, at the building directly Oh.
Poslte lhomass Hotel, the largest and best
~SS1!t"lent Of HARDWARE ever offered at
Puotac sale En this toacn; being the prouertv Of
dealer IN those articles, who has retired
from business; among which are the follow
ing, viz:
CARPENTERS, JoINER's, CooPER's SADDLER's.
SHoEMAKER's, and BLAcKsMITH's TOOLS !;
Saws, Chisels, Hammers, Gimblets, Spoke
ohaVes; Bench and Moulding Tools a great
variety OF Bits for boring hammered 10d and
2Od Nails; hammered Brads; Faggot and
Crowley Steel; Screw and Pod Augerg
Blacksmith's Screw Plates of different sizes:
Az OF Hunts best Axes; White Chapel Nee
dies; Saddler's Needles Brass Cabinet Ware.
Brass and Iron Harness Trimmings; Linen
and Woolen Webbing of superior oualtv.
PEWTER Platters, Basins, and Porringers Block
TN ana Pianlshed Tin Tea Pots Mahogany
frame Looking Glasses of different sizes; Ivory
S Somos Scissors Pruning Knives; Razor
Slrops; Japanned Lamps Door Latches
scale Beams Cast Iron Plate and Box Stoves:
Chaise and Wagon Boxes; Pots and Kettles.
Green and Crimson Worsted Plush. White
Mohar do; Shirt Buttons and Wires White
and Yellow Epauets; White and Yellow Tin.
sci Cord Tinsel Binding Morocco Pocket
Books OF the best quality; Perry's Spelling
Books; Washington's Farewell Address &c
&c. &c. 49,
PF AS the amount of property is consider.
able the assortment general, and the sale to
6e absolute an opportunity will be afforded for
Traders and others to supply themselves ad-
Conditions will be made known
at the time and place of sale.
J. M. EARLE, .4uctioncer.
AUG 1S 90
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DIE D..


of Mr.. James Whttemore. '"'a"' SUI
In Walth1m, Aug ID, Mr. Franklin Pierce onI,
son OF Joseph Fierce Esq, of Atho, aged Sc. Mr.
Ilerce' WIN span OF horses and loaded WAGON
was on Journey to Charlestown. It annears a.,
IN descending hill, from some unknown cans
.he Tongue Oh the wagon drew out, which Instant,
let the wagon upon the horses the load A tbs
same time pressing forward, threw Mr.. Pierce of
the wagon directly behind or between the horses
me pouy .. the deceased was found about three
O'CLOCK next morning, in most shockinpIy mano
led condition His neck and one or two ribs weT.
broken, probably by the kicking of the horses. WIN
detached themselves from the wagon. and ,yere
taken up at some distance from the same Prin
ters IN NC" York City ,ciu confer a fauor Jy in
In Belfast, Capt. William Goodridge aged II
formerly of Lunenburg
In Mllbury, Aug. 10, Miss Lydia Stiles. aged 81
!, In Hardwlck, July ID, Sally B., daughter of the
late Jedediah Dexter, aged IS.
In Sterling, Aug. 81, Abigail Holcomb, widow
OF the late Rev. Reuben Holcomb, aged III.
In Spencer, Aug %, Ellen Amelia. daughter ot
Mr.. Lewis Bemis, aged l month.-Au a. Miss
Achsah Rice, aged SO.
In Westminster, Aug 25 Mr.. Edward Jackson
aged 9l.-PrtnterS in NetD York, Vermont Ne,r
Hampshire, and Maine, are requested to insert Til
In Leominster, August co. Mrs. Rachel, wife Of
Jacob Carter, aged 3d. Printers in Ne,c York aud
Vermont, are requested to insert his death
In Lancaster, David Poignand. ESQ.,, aged r.
In Charlton, on the evening of the 28th ult. sud.
denly, Mr. Samuel Eddy, aged 49, A number OF
nelghbors, among whom the deceased was one
were driving loaded teams with building stone from
the quarry. Mr.. Eddy, as is supposed, who was
not IN very good health, designing to seat himself
upon the tongue of his wagon lost his balance and
Tell backwards; and, shocking to relate, one of
the wheels passed directly over his head Life
was In moment extinct. This providence has
left an amiable family in bereavement and solemn
~ addresses to the living, the scripture admonition,
= Boast not myself Of Tomorrow" Printers in
vermont and Ohio are requested to insert this DEATH
In Michigan. while on Journey. Mr.. Reuben
Cotton of Northampton, aged 81.
In New York, Col Marinus Willett aged 90; a
revolutionary soldier and patriot
In New Bedford, Capt. Seth Samson, of cholera
morbus aged IS.
In Fairhaven, Mrs. Alice S. Davenport, widow
OF the late Mr.. jeremiah Davenport
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TAILORING.

VHNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
ID the inhabitants of Sterling and its vicini-
ty, that he has taken Shop in the north part
of c. ii. Writings tavern, where they may
depend on having their work done in fash.
ionable and workmanlike manner By punetu-
atty in engagements, and strict attention to
business, he hopes to merit share of public
patronage. Particular attention win be paid to
CUTTING for others to make Most kinds Of
country Produce received in payment
HULL B. WITT.
Sterling. Sept. l. #35
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MARRIED..

In Boston. Aug. "a, by Rev. Mr.. Palfrey, Rev
q D ,. y. e ABBOTT of this town, to Miss Jane NJ
In r West Brookfeld, Aug 49, by Rev. Mr. Foot
y pr; Elilan ,. Aivord of Greenfield, to Miss MARY
In Vernon, lvtl Aug %, by Cyrus Was hburn.
Esq, Mr.; Walton c. Dickinson Of Barre MAS
to Anns Bixby of Guilford W.T. ''"aS-'
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NEW GOODS.
SW AN & WILLIAMS

A RE This day opening general assortmen
"A of Fall Goods
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and Satinetts,
Robroy, Scotch, Tartan, and Camlet Plaids,
Super Blue and Brown Camlets,
Merino Cloth, Circassians and Bombazetts,
Green, Yellow, Red. and White Flannels,
8, 8, 10. ii, and 1914 Rose Blankets,
Black and MIxd Camlets,
Changeable and Plain Gros de Naples Silk,
Turk Satin and White do
Green Silk for Bonnets, Synchaws and Lu
strings,
Super Sd Green Barreaee,
Barreage and Fancy Silk Hdk'fs.
Calicoes and Furniture Patch
London Ginghams, Dark and Light Colors
and sd Black and White Bobbinet Laces,
Cambrics and Observation-Disclosures Collars,
Black and White Lace Wells.
Merino. Valencia. and Raw Silk Shaw1s.
Silk and Worsted BraIds.
Fine Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Carpet Binding,
4, 5, and Ga OH Cloths,
Gloves and Hosiery.
Worcester, Sent l. 35
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A FARM FOR SALE,

- AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on
IEsEfaH IA the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
|Ess the 29th day of September merit, at
q s.--a- o'clock, P. M, (if not previously
disposed of situated within eighty rods of the
Congregational Meeting House, in the town
OF Templeton, and, for many years, the resi-.
dence OF the late Mr.. Adam Jones.
Said Farm contains about 63 acres of Land
winch is enclosed and divided into convenient
lots by good stone wall. II is well proportional
INTO Moving, Pasturing, and Tillage, with a
good Orchard and am excellent Wood Lot upon
It The buildings consist of twe-story Dwell.
hing House, Barn, She'd Wood House, Chaise
House DC, ali in comfortable repair
It's vicinity to meeting, to schools, and To the
cenlFe OF business, OF a very pleasant and four
ishlng village, yet of itself retired, together
with the circumstance of permanent estab-
lishment for High School in the place, re-
Gently put into operation under favorable aus.
pices, cannot fail TO render il an eligible silua
ton for any gentleman wishing to combine the
above named privileges with a small and pro-
ductive Farm. A mechanic would find it par
ticulary eligible, as it may be sold whole or in
part, to suit the purchaser.
N. B. All the Stock, Produce, and Farming
Tools of said Farm, and Household Furniture
for sale at the same time.
Conditions liberal, and possession given i'm
medately. Reference to JOSIAH HOWE.
Esq, of said Templeton, or to the subscriber in
Westminster. GEORGE MILES.
Sept /. 81
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.aSsigneeS' Sale at .AuctiOn.

YENHE Assignee of DAVID WILKINSON will
IL sell at Auction, on THURSDAY, the Cd day
Of Sept. neat, at one o'clock, P. NJ, at the Will
kinsonvllle Hotel, all the remaining Personal
Property Of the said Wilkinson, in Sutton con.
sisting of large variety oc articles; such as
Iron, Steel, Coal, Lumber, together with many
articles of Store goods large lot of Stone
Ware, &c. &c. All the property will be posi-
lively struck off to the highest bidder Condi-
tions made known at the time of sale. The
Auction will be continued from day to day till
all are sold. #. HARBACK, .quctioneer.
Sutton, Aug. %. "a
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

WNILL be sold at Public Auction. at the
Wv Factory of BEYJAMlN CLARK in Barre
on Tuesday the twenty first day of September
next at one o'clock P M Eight Frames for
spinning cotton, of as spindles each. Said
Frames are almost entirely new and built in a
workman.like manner. Sale will be positive,
and delivered at the time if desired Condi.
tions made known at time and place of sale
For particulars enquire of the Subscriber.
BENJAMIN FELTON,
Barre, Aup. 80, 1890.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Aug. 81, 1880.
To the Hid0rv, Creditors. aud Heirs Of AMoa
SMITH, tate Of Spencer, in said County deceased.
and to all Others concerned IN he Esiats Of said
deceased GRgEriNs.
VOU are hereby cited to appear tif You
n see fit) at the Court of Probate TO Be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in October next, at one ofthe clock, aher-
noon, to show cause why the Accounts OF the Adj
ministralion of said Estate should not be allowed.
snd the balance Of property Gsereed 70 the Wild
ow; aud you viii he heard thereon.
-" NATltL. PAINE, T. Pvek,
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ECLIPSE. The Moon will rise totally eeiips.
ed tomorrow evening at 90 minutes past 6
O'Clock. End oftOta! darkness, a minutes past
8; and of the eclipse AZ minutes past =.
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WANTED.
Copartnership Dissolred.

TWNHE Copartnership heretofore existing un.
IN der the firm CARY & BOND, is this day
by mutual consent dissolved All persons in.
debted to said firm are hereby called upon for
payment before the 25th September next, or
the demands will be otherwise disposed Of
ZEBULUN GARY.
ELIJAH BOND.
Ward, Aug 81, 1890, "a
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The COURT of COMMON PLEAS is now in ses-
sion in this town. 1t is held by Judge Williams.
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HoRrrcuLrUHAL. We have this year cult
waited new kind of bean, the seed of which we
procured at Nantucket, which, for cooking pods
is certainly the ne plus ultra of excellence
We do not call 1t a string bean, because the pod
is entirely stringtesS, oven when the beans are
full grown, and are SO tender that they require
but about half as much boiling as common
string beans. For richness they as much ex.
coed other string beans as the Lima bean does
the ordinary kinds of shell beans. we consider
them valuable acquisition. They are nm ear.
! ly pole bean, do not run very high, and arc
quite prolific, We planted twenty five beans Of
this kind, from the product of which we have
had several good mcsses for our family, ant
shall have some seed to spare, which we intcnC
shall be judciously distributed.
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PROBATE CouRT. The regular monthly term
OF this Court will commence in this town on
Tuesday next.
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Three new daily papers arc just started in
Boston, the CentineL and Palladium which
have heretofore been published semi. weekly,
and the Transcript, new paper. We wish
them success,-the two former, we feel assured
from our acquaintance with them, will deserve
it,-but we fear that six dalies for Boston will
be as bad as four rceekiies for Worcester, which
is at least two too many for the good either OF
the proprietors or the public.
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FOREIGN MARKETS. BY accounts from Liv-
erpool to July 20, we learn that the advance in
the price of -four and grain had been fully sus
tanned. The demand was lively at the advanc'
cd rates. On Cotton, there had been further
advance of to d. per h. The sales in Lv
erpool alone for tho week ending July II, hac
boon $4,000 bales A small part only Of which
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
L V scrlber has been duly appointed Adnlinis,ra,
tor on the Estate Of THOMAS GAUT, late Of
Westminster, in the County OF Worcester, de.
ceased, and has taken upon himself that trust Inv
giving bonds as the law directs. All persons n.
debted to sail Estate, are hereby called unon 1,
make immediate payment; and All those 60 whom
said Estate is indebted are requested to exhibi
their demands for settlement.
July 30. 1880, a;
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

- SITUATED in the south east
IaEHlks4 - part of Charlton, consisting of
IEa6M newly finished two-story House
and small Barn, good Water Priv
ege of nine or ten feet head and fall, on which
are a Trip Hammer Shop, a Grindstone and
Polishing Shop, with gears and harness in good
repair; also: Shop for finishing and country
work, Coal Honse, &c All the Tools belong
ing will be sold with the same and Land in any
quantity to suit the purchaser.
Also, WATER PRIVILEGE (adioining
the above,) Of I97 feet head and fall, with
the privilege of flowing large pond; House
and some Land will be sold with the same if
wished. This property is situated on never
falling stream of water, the principal branch of
which rises from large natural ponds in Dudley
and Charlton. Above said works, on the same
stream, are two large Woollen Manufactures
and the hourishing villages of the Tufts Man
uiacturing Company, at about one miles dis
lance, and Grist and Saw Mill in the imme-
date vicinity. The thread factory of Stearns
Witt d Brothers is a little way below.
Also, will be sold, FARM, containing about
one hundred acres of valuable Land, twenty-five
acres of which is excellent Wood Land, with
two Dwelling Houses, one Barn, with conve,
nient Out Buildings, and a new and valuable
Saw Mill on the same.
Also, one other WATER PRIVILEGE of
seventeen feet head and fall, acith privilege
Of foactng large pond The privilege fer
watering Land on this Farm is very extensive
The above premises will be sold either to-
gether or divided, in such manner as will best
accommodate purchasers. To mechanics or
manufacturers this property offers chance for
lnve stment Of capital, rarely to be met with in
this County. IN uRdisputed title aouI be giuen.
Terms of payment made easy and a liberal
credit will be given for part Of the purchase
money. CHARLES PRESTON.
STEPHEN BARTLETT.
Charlton, Sept. l. eo6t35
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were on speculation, and the remainder for ac
tual consumption.
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GOOD BARGAINS,

zgssas. EToR SALE, az acres of Land !;
szS 4 being that part of the farm
lately owned by Col. Samuel Ward
which lies south of the Patch road
-z-s- so called, in Worcester Of this
tract, about 70 acres are covered with heavy
growth of Wood Of various kinds the residue
is Tillage and Pasture Land The whole will
be sold together, or in parcels, as purchasers
may choose.
If the Wood Land should not be sold before
the 10Th of November next, the Wood alone
will then be sold standing. In either case, a
liberal credit will be given for the aohoEe of the
purchase money if desired. Application may
be made to SAMUEL NJ. Burnside, BENJAMIN
BUTMAN, ARTEMAs WARD, or CHARLES ALLEN
all of Worcester Sent
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Orig inaI Miscellany; Sketches ofAmerican
Charlottesville Unknown; The First Grave
Of the Hamlet; Wheaton s Travels in England ;
Algiers-The City, and the Ladies; A Physi.
clans Advice on the Education of Girls Let.
ter to the Editor Maternal Traits of Feeling ;
Chronicles of School Room. Original Poe
try; Literary Notices, &c. &c. Sept J.
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SALT! SALTS!

SALT! SALT!!
ROBERT EARLE, Central-street,
q kFFERS for sale on favorable terms,
" 2OOO bush. st. Ubes SALT,
1000 do. Cadz do.
$500 do. Liverpool c. F. do.
2oo sacks Fine Butter Salt, large and
-, heavy Bleached Sacks
Worcester, Sept. l. IS
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MUST received by c. HARRIS, by whom
e. subscriptions for the same are received,
THE LADIES MAGAZINE, Vol. HI, No. s.,
for August, 1890
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GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear tif YOU
N see hO at the Court of Probate 10 be- haidey
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
in October next at nine Of the clock before noon.
to show cause why the Instrument which parnor,s
lobe the last Win and Testament Of Abigail Hol-
comb, aforesaid, deceased, should not be approv-
ed aud you will be heard thereon.
s5* RATHL PAINE. J. PraB.
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Notice to Road Makers.

VENiE subscribers being authorised by the
IL town of Leominster, give notice that they
will dispose of the making of 4l9 rods of road
in the southerly part of said town, on FRIDAY,
tAe third day Of September ne1t, at O'Clock,
r. NJ. on the premises, to the lowest bidder.
The subscribers will be in session at the
Store OF Messrs. Rufus Kendall s. Co., on the
premises, at o'clock, A. NJ, on the day of the
Sale, for the purpose of showing the lots, and
the manner of making the Road. The Road
to be made to the acceptance of the County
Commissioners, by the 18th day of November
next.
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WANTED,

a BOY from il to 10 years old as an Ap.
IN. prentice to the Bookbinding Business.
DORR ~ ROWLAND.
Worcester, Aug. "a. 81
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o. Hubbardston, IN said County, deceased, and 70
all Others concerned ia the Estate Of said deceased.
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited 20 appear (if you
IL see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at renpICton, in said County, on the third Tues
day in October next, at nine of the clock, before
noon, TO show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration OF said Estate should NOT he Al.
lowed, and the balance of Estate, after deductine
the charges, for last sickness, and for the Admin
isrstion, &c, be distributed to the creditors whose
claims have been allowed; and you will be heard
thereon.
IS" NATHL. PAINE ! py.b
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NATHL. PAINE. }. Pro5.

Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Aug. ga. 1880.
To the Heirs Of ABIGAIL HoLcoMB. lie Of Ster.
ling, m said County, deceased and 10 all others com,
cerrted in the Estate of said deceased,
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see fly at the Court of Probate to Ie bold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the st Tues-
day in October next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show why License should not be
granted to sell and convey the whole of the Real
Estate OF said deceased or much thereof as viii
raise the sum of SSi72, Tor the payment of lehrs
and charges against ssid Estate; and you will be
heard thereon.
'S5 NATH'r. PAINE PIX
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Worcester,ss SIS. Probate Office, Aug 81, 1880.
TO the tVidOIO and Hears of OLIVER WATSON.
late Of Spencer, in said County, deceased, and to-
all others concerned IN the Estate Of said deceased