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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-18
CONGRESS-.
The Senate did not cit Oh Saturday.

The Senate did not cit on Saturday
La the House OF Representatives, after several bills
had been reported from the Standing Committees the
resolution OF MIR. ID. Witt wa, taken into considera.
ton, and Messrs. D. Witt, Chiffon, Daniel, Coke,
temphili. and johnson OF Kentucky, addrsssd the
House. upon the subject, until the expiration of the
hour devoted to that species of the public business.
various private bills Were next considered The bill
Tor the relief OF the revo!u and other officers,
was. alter protraced debate ordered to be enyro..
ID for third reading en- Monday, by a vote upon A
division by yeas and nays. OF l24 to Al Mr. Mal,ary
gave notice Of his ntrn ion move that the House
should GA Wednesday next proceed to the con.iie-
ration OF the bill reported by him, on the subject Of
manufactures. baltimore p1,,r
WAsHiNGroN, Feb. l6,-In the Senate yes,er,I.y
several petitions WIRE presented for and sin.t Sab.
bath Mails. Mr.. White, from the Committee on In.
dian Affairs. reported. with amendments the bill max
ing appropri' for the support OF the lnan Depart
men'. The Senate spent some time in the con.id.ra-
ton OF Executive business and when the doors were
opened.
The Senate Adjourned.
In the House Of representatives. among the numer.
Gus petitions and memorials presented, which
appeared to be Prcnlia, Interesting The Que wa,
memorial submitted by Mr. Mercer. respecting tn.
Claims oil Ex-Presd-nt Mo roe, upon the u. States,
aud the other, petition presented BY NJ. Dray,oo
up'n the subject OF exempiing certain from
the pAym,Ai OF the increased duties upon imported
goods, consigned to them subsequent to the Of
the tariff bill Of 1928. but ordered ant. cedsut to
tina, period Mr.. Goolenow, presented . memoir.
Al from the ladies' Of Steu5enville, Ohio, against
he removal Of the Indians which, after some
discussions read, and ordered TO be pripted Tn.
Speaker laid before the Hou,. communication from,
the Superintendent Of the Public Buildn e. h.h wa,
appropriately Opposed OF. The resolution Of Mr.. Do
witt, Tor the abolition OF the allowance 10 the Drat,-
man OF Congress, again considered until tn. close
OF the hour re-oinon was submitted by Mr.. Pearcs
lr the removal OF the Monument erected iu the NAVY
Ard at Washington, commemorative Of the pories Of
the United States Navy, displayed i'm the infancy
OF that gallant branch of The public service by the
memorable achievements at Tripo was discussed; and
after some observa,n. from Mr. Davis. OF South C,ro
lima, Ar lngerso;l aud Mr.. Hoffman, agreed TO- with
modification by the latter gentleman that il SHOULD
D. transferred to sone suitable place" After the
presena ion and OF nneru re-
the Speaker presented communication tainiuy the
annual report on tho subject Of the Navy Pension
Fund which was referred TO the Committee ON Naval
Afairs aud ordered TO be printed. The remainder of
tn sitting was occupied in the consideration Of IN. bill
or the extension OF the judiciary system the United
states u S Tel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-18

BOLIVAR, Jan. 23 We have been favored with the
peru-a OF letter from highly respectable gentiemau
'a'k'on Mississippi. enrlos copy OF hill pend
ing before the Legislature Of that ate entitled "An
act 10 extend the laws Of the State of Misss over
The Pers ms and property Of tn. Indsn- within
her limits. W. understand the bill con iates Civ
M the Indians uhe ChickasAws AM Ctoctaws) In,
r'Shfs OF ofhtr citizens and proposes abolish their
faDs "sdSes and cusfom' also thu Offices of Chief
.hhgo' Head.man, &c. lts the opinion Of the wr-
ter mat the bill will pass with but little alteration il
any," u"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-18
ODD AND EVEN, DRAWS AGAIN
In the city Of Baitimore on

ODD AND EVEN. DRAWS AGAIN
In the city Of Baltimore on
WEDNESDAY, 9th FEBRUARY.
IHH ARI AND STATE LOTTERY, No. 2, for 1899,
LIN This scheme is the the last. and is ar.
ranged on the popular ODD and EVEN SYSTEM by
which the holder Of Two Tickets, or Two Shares (.
certain OF obtaining at least One Prize and may draw
THREE!
Besides the Capital Prize of EIGHT THOUSAND
DOLLARS, there are the usual number of minor de-
nominations and no Prize loloer than -Four DoIIars
Only 10000 Tickets in the ScherneNIore Prizes than
Blanks the whole payable in CASH which as usual
can be bad the moment they are drawn.
Whole Tickets Sd Quarters 81
Halves, 2 Fiobtbs r, "a,
- ORDERS either by mail (post paid) or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or prizes win meetabe
same prompt and punctua attention if on personal ,p
picaton.-Address
J. l. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
FEB a. oi-2awt2OhFeb. Baltimore
TENO FARMERS AND MERCHANTS.-We are
n now receiving and offer for sale on accompo,ia.
ing terms,
1000 Sacks Liverpool filed SALT large sizes and from
Aslton's factory
10 Bushels clover seed
with large and general assortment of Croeeri,s,
by wholesale or retail.
Cash paid for country produce and flour received in
store Tor our country friends. SCOTT FRY.
sS TEAM SUGAR REFINERY, Ma. "a. Church
~ my, PhHddeLpbi0.-The ,ubscribers having
their Refinery ~ tulI peraton under the sumo ines
dance OF Joseph s. Lowering, fformefly Of The house
OF Me''r: Philips Lowering Of this city i are pre-.
PUed to SIMPLY nrders rr double single losi and Imp
sugar. refined Vithout The Of 6iood Of the ssme
,nP -" character a' that made heretofore by Mesrs
p 4 L. which they will dispose Of at liberal discount
Tor cash, or for accepisnoc in ihis city.
LEX, CANDY LEX. PhH1deiphia.
'he subscriber, agent Tor the saIes Of n ahove
mentioned sugars in Richmond, has constantly on
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-15
A FARM FOR SALE,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, oil

lRQ A T PUBLIC AUCTION, on
fsTaI Ia the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
lssss The 29tk day of September merit, at
Gs-s-slsz- ] o'clock, p NJ, Of 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 90 acres of Land,
which is enclosed and divided into convenient
lots by good stone wall. 1t is well proportioned
into Moving, Pasturing, and Tillage, with a
good Orchard and an excellent Wood Lot upon
it. The buildings consist of two.story Dwell
ling House, Barn, Shed. Wood House, Chaise
House &c. all in comfortable repair.
Its vicinity to meeting, to schools, and TO the
centre of business, of very pleasant and -four
ishing village, vet 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
pieces. cannot fail to render it an eligible situa-
ton for any gentleman wishing to combine the
above named privileges with small and pro-
ductive Farm. A mechanic would find it par
ticularly eligible, as il 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
mediately. Reference 10 JOSIAH HOWE
Esq, of said Templeton, or to the subscriber in
/ Westminster. GEORGE MILES.
Sent 1 *
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.assignees Of William and JaJez HoiL
August Is, 1880. tf33
Zeal Estate for SaIe-

FENHE subscriber offers for sale the valuable
IL FARM in Hardwick, on which he now
lives, containing about $50 acres, well appor.
toned into Moving, Pasturing, Tillage, and
Wood Land. The Buildings thereon consist
Of large two-story House, Wood House, and
two Barns, with convenient Sheds and Gu,
Buildings.
Upon said Farm is a valuable MILL SEAT
with WATER PRIVILEGE six month.
each year, upon stream sufficient for carrying
most kinds Of Mills or Machines.
This Farm is situated upon the stage road
from Worcester to Northampton, about one
hundred rods from the village in the center o
the town, and will be sold entire, or in separate
parcels, as will best suit purchasers.
.4tsO, another FARM in said Hardwick. con.
tanning about I60 acres, pleasantly situated
about two miles west of the village, with n
House, Barn, and other convenient Buildings
thereon.
ANY person wishing to purchase Real Estate
OF the above description, will do well 70 exam.
Inc the premises soon, as they may be csrtain
OF finding il an opportunity to purchase, az an
unusually tOo rate. A liberal credit will b.
given, and terms Of payment made easv.
JAMES DANFORTH.
Hardwick, June 23 tf25
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

Pa SITUATED in the south cast
fTTRtf - part of Charlton, consisting of
I1ssE a newly finished two-story House
ASz=a~ and small Barn, good Water Priv.
ilege of nine ten feet head and fall, on which
are Trip. Hammer Shop, Grindstone and
Polishing Shop, with gears and harness in good
repair; also. a Shop for finishing and country
work, Coal House, &c. All the Tools belong
ing will be sold with the same and Land in any
quantity to suit the purchaser.
Also, a WATER PRIVILEGE (adioining
the above,) of Isl feet head and fall, with
the privilege of flowing a large pond House
and some Land will be sold with the same if
wished. This property is situated on never
failing 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 houFishing villages of the Tufts Man
ufacturing Company, at about one miles dis
lance, and 'Grist and Saw Mill in the imne-
date vicinity. The thread factory of Stearns
| Witt d Brothers is little way below
Also, will be seld, FARM, containing about
one hundred acres of valuable Land, twentv-f iv.
acres of which is excellent Wood Land, with
two Dwelling Houses, one Barn, with conve
nent Out Buildings, and new and valuable
Saw Mill on the same.
Also, one other WATER PRIVILEGE o
seventeen feet head and fall aoith pririieg,
\ Of fo1oing large pond The privilege TO
watering Land on this Farm is very extensive
! The above premises will be sold either to
gether or divided in such manner as will bes
accommodate purchasers. To mechanics o
manufacturers this property ofers.a chance 70
investment of capital rarely TO be met with il
this County. IN undisputed title aoiH be giren
Terms of payment made easy and liberia
credit will be given for part OF the Purchas
money. CHARLES PRESTON
STEPHEN BARTLETT.
! Charlton, Sent l. eo6t35
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NEW GOODS.
SWAN & WILLIAMS

A RE this day opening general assortment
IA Of Fail 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,
SO, 10, IL, and 1914 Rose Blankets,
Black and Mlx'd Calnlets,
Changeable and Plain Gros de Naples Silk.
Turk Satin and White do.
Green Silk for Bonnets, Synchaws and Lu.
strings.
Super. 5-4 Green Barreage,
Barreage and Fancy Silk Hdkfs.
Calcoes and Furniture Patch,
London Ginghams, Dark and Light Colors,
4 and sd Black and White Bobbinet Laces,
Cambrics and Muslins-M uslin Collars,
Black and White Lace Wells,
Merino. Valencia, and Raw Silk Shawls,
Silk and Worsted Braids.
Fine Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Carpet BINDING,
4, 5, and Ga Oil Cloths,
Gloves and Hosiery
Worcester, Sept l. IS
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BOG MEADOW. Hon. James Fowler of West.
held, IN the spring of 1923, covered over I0s
rods OF Bog Meadow land with loan from ad.
Joining upland. The loan was sgread about
inches deep. The land was then sowed with
nerds grass seed, and the first year produced
little but weeds. This year, however, il pro.
"uuceo AZ the rate OF tons $50 lbs. of best hay,
the yield was not more than ton per acre and
tnat OF an inferior quality The expense .f
covering the land was about 500 per acre.
Greenfield Gazette
IMPOSITION The Oswego Free Press saws
cast IRON hammers have been manufactured in
That village, ground off and BACKED very hand
somely, IN imitation of the wrought IRON. They
are destined for the Canada market. and Tks
findars razors are made 10 sell Men are en-
gagged IN inns business, who should, from their
stations IN society, blush at such meanness"
II appears by statement in the Georgian.
that IN the last ten months, 2l5.277 bales of
cotton were exported from Savannah, 10. 900
oaies OF winch were Sea Islands VaIuing I'm.
lands at 10 cents and Sea Islands at 90 cents
the amount will be seven millions two hundred
and eight thousand eight hundred and thirtv
two dollars '
y. SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE In blasting rock
~ well in New London on the 18th nil a
stone weighing three hundred pounds. was
thrown over two-story house and across the
street, falling upon the roof Of building occu.
pied as school house. II passed through the
ROOF, broke rafter and was stopped by a large
beam IN the second floor. Had the stone gone
zen ieet farther il would have fallen into the
SCHOOL room, which was crowded with children.
On Thursday last sohite iolortlsberrfss ,vere
ior sale in Boston Market They grew IL Sud.
ouIy, were transparent, tinged with a delicate
sso, and uncommonly sweet
The publication of "Frsedom,s ser,i..,,
AZ Greenfield, has been discontinued far svan,
Of patronage. 'Oi want
ACCIDENT. A few days ago, at Woleottv;ll.
child through mistake took 4 onant;,v ~ i.nS
ats death. ""iou caused
mine Of emery, better than the irnnoy,ad
mas been discovered in Washington, Delaware
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CAUTION.

Since The sale referred to in the above notice
was made to Messrs Wilton & Wheeler. Il la,
been beer reported that Mr.. E. Byam of Chelmsford
Mass had obtained possession of the receipts
above In the course of negotiation for the pur.
chase OF the same, which was afterwards brok en-
on. l therefore deem 1t proper to state the
sald receipts are IN the German language, and
psIosoly uhlntelisible to said Byam (even If he
had ever seen them) and that they were neve,
SHOWN Ss,1 70 any person, except Messrs. Wilton
wheeler, to whom they were delivered ia.
gethcr with an English translation, at the time
oil SAID sale further state that the Medicines
prepared by said Byam. and sold by him and his
agents as smlHrto mine, are not genuine. but
spurious limitations. WIN. GORnAK
Waterfowl, Feb. 22, 1880.
P me Genuine Drops, &c. are kebt for
SAG Sy y; GREEWSS co, and EDW.aRD
LIMB. Worcester.
March 10, 1880. en6w.o,o,
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GOrdok's Genuine Physical Drops,
Rheumatic Bnlsam, and Eye Water.
NOTICE is hereby given, that / have
l.N this day sold TO WHITToX & WHEELER. all
the right and secret Of preparing Gordak's ceIe-
brated Genuine Physical Drops, Gordak's Rheu.
matte Bassm, and Gordsk's Eye Water, and OF
selling the same throughout the United States In
addition to the common directions and stamps
now upon those preparations, all the Medicines
that are genuine will hereafter be signed by
WHiITON * WHEELER, Cambridgeport,
Druggists. Country dealers and Others will be
supplied on the same terms as formerly. l have
likewise assigned to them the accounts Of those
with whom the said Medicines have been con-
signed Tor sale. The public may rest assured
that the Medicines under the above names, will
be equally well prepared as heretofore, and the
subscriber hopes, that their confidence in their
wonderful efficacy, will in no manner be dimin.
ished. VIM GORDAE
Waterfowl, Oct. 16, 1923.
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II Bargain for Farmers.

IL E1NOR SALE, Farm IN Wor-
ff1 q cestcr, which, for excellence
IIsistsR of soil, and beauty and convenience
s4ssssSA of situation, is probably not sur
passed by any in this County. twas
lately owned and improved by Mr.. Paul Gates.
|! is situated about one mile from the main
street, in Worcester, on the great County roads
leading from Worcester to Sutton, and from
Worcester to Grafton, and very near the banks
Of the Blackstone Canal 1t consists of about
100 acres of Land, of which so acres are in a
high state of cultivation, suitably divided into
lots, well fenced and watered. About so acres
are Wood Land and Pasture, at convenient
distance from the Buildings, most of which may
be easily converted into good Tillage Land.
There is a comfortable Dwelling House, COM
handing an extensive view of Worcester Viii
lage, including its public buildings and the site
of the Lunatic Hospital, soon to be erected on
Summer-street. There is Barn 80 feet by
81, convenient Out Buildings. good Orchard
with a small variety of Fruit Trees in bearing.
This Farm was appraised, three or four years
ago, by good judges, at $500. 1t is new Of
fered for mach lower sum, because the pro-
prietor is not in a situation to occupy it. For
gentleman, fond of agricultural pursuits, and
yet attached 10 the enjoyments and advantages
of social life, a more eligible situation could
hardly be selected.
Those disposed to purchase are invited TO ex-
anime the Estate soon, and Judge for them
selves. An undisputed title will DO given, and
long credit for the sohole of the purchase
money if desired. Application may be made
ITO SAMUEL NJ. BURNSIDE, at his Office
in Worcester.
Worcester, Aug. 25. tf34
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Worcester' SIS. Probate Ofhce, Sept. 2, 1880
no me tH'do'o ind Heirs Of EBESgzEH LARNED,
late Of Oxford, in said COUNTY deceased and N I'll
others concerned in the Estate of said deceased.
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear, If YOU
IL see 6t> at the Court of Probate TO be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in October next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration of said Estate should not he allow,
ed; and you will be heard thereon.
$50 NATH'L PAINE, j. Prob.
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Aug. Is. 1880
TO the Heirs Of LYDIA Stiles, late Of AIilIbury.
an sIid County, deceased and 10 ell others concerned
IN tIle Estate Of said deceased, GREErINc.
VOU are hereby cited to appear If Won
u Seei) at the Court oil Probate to be holden
at WoFcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
Gay IN October next, at nine of the clock, before
noon, to shsw cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last VIII and Testament or
SAID deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon
THE0PHs. WHEELER. Rey.
10 Ny order Of The Hon. Jn1lre.
WorceSler' IS. Probate Office, Aug. 81, 1880
10 NE Widoie and Heirs of Dawn PoIgSISD. Iy.
o. Lancaster IN SAID County, deceased, and 10 all
O0'ef' concerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
-oY, GREETTNo.
VOU are hereby cited to appear IF Won
n see hC at the Court of Probate TO be hold
en- al Lancaster, In said County, on the third Tues
uAy III november next, at ten Of the clock. before
noon, TO show cause why the Instrument wh;cb
purports to be the last Will and T'es,amen, .,
sald deceased should not be approved and vo,,
wan be heard thereon. ~
SO NATH'L. PAINE, ,. prob.
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Aug. n TIS90
10 me uidop and Heirs ofJAMEs STUnrrv. -
tate 81 Hardwick, IN said Countv. deceossJ a,,L
"H Others concerned in Tie Estate Of saiG JSesn..
~ W are hereby cited to appear m Won
= see ht) at the Court of Probate. to be hoiJen
az Worcester, in said County ON the FIRST Jucs
gay IN October next, at ten Of the clock. bcf,r.
nooh' 10 show cause why License should NOT he
granted TO sell and pass deeds TO convey Of said
ueeeaseds Real Estate to the amount of five HIM.
dred dollars, for the payment of debts and cb.r"a.
&c and you will be heard thereon SN''
90 NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prod.
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office. JnIy "A IVs,,
40 Me he1s OF JONATHAN EAGER late Of W".t
minister, ~ sad County, deceased and 10 an -.
concerned IN The Estote Of said deceased, - ''''''
W OU are hereby cited to apnear ~; 80 ~,
see nj at the Court of Probate to he hoiyh ~
ienpIcton. in said County on The third T"".
'y :" ociooer next, at ten Of the eIock hac.-
' 1917 70 snow cause why the Instrument .h;at
Nh 10 be the last Will and Te.tan..'
A'u deceased, should not be approved Isn In.. %
neh. o. iate~ate having bee aisapnrove,, - W.
GU y. VIII be heard thereon. @"u /
% NATHE. PAINE. j. rroS.
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BYAM's CELEBRATED
Genuine Physical Drops,

composed Of Roots and Herbs.
"A PREVENTIVE against Fevers' is oc.
IN. tered TO the public rs a valuable remedy
,or'he following complaints, viz: Colds. Cough:
yaunaice, Bile and Weakness at the Stoms.h
u w'li purify the blood. create an appetite and
y; cure the most inveterate Headache. For worms
a.. ch'i s ! Is most efiicacious incidence
: Gach bottle IS stamped on the cork az. Byam
Genuine" and inelosed in q bill of direotion'
sn,gned 10 the proprietor's own hand writing, E'
byam. Price IS cents per bottle. ~
W Tor sale by JAMES GREEN X co.
nv EDWAhD LAMB, Agents, Worc.ster'
lIass:l eoiy Jan. 81
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
M see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
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 purports
TO be the last VIII and Testament Of Abigail Hol-
comb, aforesaid, deceased, should not be approx
ed; and you will be heard thereon.
IS NATH'L PAINE. j. Pysb.
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rs most respectfully solicited by the sub
n scrber, to an Invaluable Preparation, the
merits of which have been tested by time, and
are sustained by undoubted testimony.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

!
NH7 ILL be sold at Public Auction, en- the
w premises, on TUESDAY, the 5th day o.
October ne1t, al one of The clock, 2. NJ, q
FARM, situated in the nerhwesterly part oil
Millbury, containing about $50 acres of choice
Land. On the premises is a very large and
well finished Barn, comfoltabl Dwelling
House, with out buildings. Also, Saw Mill,
capable of performing much business during
half the year There is, also, good Water
Privilege on Blackstone River on said Farm
The Land is well proportioned in Tillage, Pas
turage, &c, together with much valuable Wood
and Timber Land. Said Farm is situated en-
the road leading from Worcester to Providence,
and also on the Blackstone Canal within about
Tour miles of Worcester, apd within two miles of
the fiourishiug manufacturing villages in Mill.
bury. This Estate presents fine chance for
speculation to the capitalist or TO the practical
farmer. 1t will be sold in lots to suit purchas
ers, or entire. Conditions made known at the
time and place of sale.
Also, at the same time and place, lot Of
WOOD LAND, situated in Douglas, being
one undivided half of 20 acres. For further
particulars inquire of WILLIAM HULL, on
the premises, or JABEZ HULL, Armory vii.
lage, MIllbury, or either of the subscribers at
their Offices in Sutton and Millbury.
JONAS l.. SIBLEY,
GEO. w. LIVERMORE,
.Assignces Of William and .JaJez Hnu.
August Is, 1890 1853