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!siOuHfOa and Poiomsc Rail Road.

PURSUANT 70 an Act Of the General
Assembly or Virgins. eaiiiled, Gan
act 10 incorporate the Staunioa add Poto.
mae Hail Road Company" the sobsrri.
heFs. a. commissioner for the county Of
buckingham, viii open books for Sub.
,efiPiioO 10 the stock Of said company. a,
the tavern Of Col WIN. MeMabos. is ,be
town ~ lisrFisonhufg. az ~ o'clock. A
VI On Monday TIE ID day If .iiay merit. he.
ing court day. 70 be continued open =,
lessi ten dsJs The said act requires sub
seTibeFs for stock 10 ray The commission
ers q e dollars on each share. Al the t,,o.
Of Subscribing
Ch0yIss Ieurfs, Geo n ct-;,,,1,
Re''erf N hrpfiaH, , u. UIN0assn.
Jhs1as Girl, LloaB Cosrof
yoh7 ARMY. Jeweg nm
.fsgvsfHs UaferaIa,i,
April -, 1881
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Valuable Jefferson Land
FOE aArn

I'HE subscriber. IS The agent and .uof.
"ey OF tbomSs Taiifsx, Esq ~ Alessr
It'@' offers for sale that valuable estate IN 10,
'r'so" county, Virgins, called cts. Han
HifAss," CONSISTING of
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CYCL0P .EDIA RoR sAIr

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s,,sFs snd Book store. THE C,eloa,,.i,.
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TO The Presiden' Of ms L. S.

"AsHINoToS, ARM 10, 1851.
siR: ! sn grati6cd 10 fnd mysslf
entirely relieved. by the distinct sr
plantations AZ the interview 20 Wb,eL
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that ieli a. To b. IndrPtnsabis 60 o.
organize my Cabinet. I'.T-t. thu, o..
had come ib ia."nso1-i,. std q. q
unit; and a. n IaitsAs aboui D" i.a, 4.
me, Which IA te mo'r.~ ~osid b. a
bourcsd. n 90 organization ~ss r~,s,
sary To guard sgsin.t n,.rtpessrfa
u"n. ILr.e ~ere IN, rrns'L.. psar
To WOO "A camden ahi .inss'ny. ~
letter gives a 81 dcfrnt inport io -
words.
Your letter contains M r~-.,k a. %
yeur re,i"f oa,ng the auus. ~ the -
Gee until q suctc~~or can be ssiestsf
On this suljeo,. ! should be sl.5 10
know your ,,cas.
am, very respectfully. yours.
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FIRST District.


fst Cireuit-RopExr d. TALON
Southampton, Green,ville. Sur,v. Lie
Of Wight. Nanscmond. Princess Ammo and
Norfolk.
I'd Circuit-JonS F. MAY.
Dinwiddie, holloway, Amelia. Brun.
WICK Sussex, Prince George and Peters
burg.
Second District.
Sd Circuit-ABEL =. UPsHun.
Charles City. James City. York, War
wick. Elizabeth City, Northampton and
Accomack
4'h Circuit-wILLr.M BRowsE.
King William, New Kent, King and
Queen. Essex, M,ddlesex, Gloucester and
Matthews.
Third District.
9Th Cifcuit-JoHN r I.oMAx.
Lancaster. Northumberland. Richmond,
Wesimor-lspd. King George, Caroline
and Spoitsyivsnia.
9Th Circuit-JoHS Scorrs
fauquicr. Eondoun. Prince William,
Fairfax and Stafford.
Fourth District.
9TH Circuit-WA. BRoczEKBRoUou
Cbester6rld. Powbatan, Coco bland.
Hanover, and Hrnrico.
sih Circuit-wiLLIAM DANIEL.
Cumberland. Buckingham. Campbell.
Bedford. and Lyncbburg.
Fifth District.
9th Giro uit-wmLIAN Leigh.
Halifax, Charlotte, Prince Edw ard. Lu
nenborg. and Merklenburg
10th Circuit-FLENING SAUNDERS.
GrSy'en. Patrick, Henry, Franklin, and
Pi.isylvsbia.
Sirih District.
nth Circnit-RIcHARp ~. FIELD
Finvans. Louisa, Orange. Madison and
Cu'pcper
18th Circnit-LUcAs THoMPsoE.
Amherst. Roekb'idge, Nelson, Abe
marie, aud Augusta.
Serenih District.
18th Circuit-RIcHAsp F. PAnKER
Jefferson: Berkeley. Morgan. HAmp-
shire. and Frederick
I4th Gre uit-DAHIEI. SMITH
Page. Shenandoah. Hardy, Pendieton.
and Rockingham.
Eighfh District
18th Circuit BEFJanIE EsTiLLs
Lee, Scott, Russell. Tszewell, < Wash.
ington
10th Circuit-JAHEs p Baowrs
Wy'he' Floyd. Montgomery. Giles. and
Monroe.
Ninth District.
18th CiFeuit--ALLEE TATLoa.
B7'eiouri, Allegheny, Poeshoniss. add
GreeBhrier
18th Circuit EnwIE s. DuEcGrs
Fsyetie, Nicholas. Randolph. Lewis.
aud Harrison.
Tenth District.
10Th Circoil-LEwIs SuNsERs
Wood. cksOn, Mason, Csbell, Logan,
and kanA~ha
goth Circun--JosEPH I. FaYEs
Preston, Monongsis, Tyler, Brooke.
and Ohio.
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~ respectfully. your..
ANDREW JAIkSO>
Tie Hon. JouN BRsNc..
&eroory effhe Nary.
wAsnrxcroS. arni, 70. ~.

tfNif ~ 100 y
SrR: ] have the honor q. sckuo~
ledge the receipt 81 yours 1T tia. ds;s.
"a answer tn mine 81 the sane.
In reply tn your remark that there
Is one expression IN nv letter "a ~h,ch
you must except. I would re,ree,full,
answer. thar ! gave what . snde, sio,d
To be the .ub,isnec of your esnyer.s
iion. dad no, pretend to quote you
Iarquagr.
Tregrct that I mi,u nd~, stood YOU IN
the slightest degree; I.however, stand
rrectcd. and eh.erfully e~pt the
Interpretation which you have sssp To
your Vw n expression.
] shall freely continue nv bet ex-
crt'"ns To discharge the duties Of tie
Department. until you provide . sue
crssor.
lha,e the honor Co be, with the great
est respect, your obi serv't.
JOHN BRANCH.
To the PREsIDEST L. 3.
WARRINGTON, ArRIL 90. 1851.
SIN: Late last evening, I had tho
honor 20 receive your letter ~ that
date, rendering your resignation Of the
office Gf the Secretary Of the Navy.
When the resignation of the Secreta
~ OF State and the Secretary Of Wa
were rendered, I considered fully the
reasons offered. and all the eircumstan.
ees connected with the subject. Aiier
mature deIiberation. I concluded to
accept those designations. But when
this conclusion was come 20, IL VAS
accompanied 9th q conviction tina, I
must entirely renew my Cabinet Its
members had been invited BY me 20
the stations they occupied-it had
come together in great harmony. and
as unit. Under the cireumstanocS
in which ] found myself, 1 could no,
but perceive the propriety OF selecting
cabinet composed Of entirely new
materials. as being calculated. in this
respect at least, 10 command public
confidence and satisfy pablo opinion.
Neither could l be insensibie to the
Tact, that to permit two only 10 retire
would be to afford room for unjust
and malignant misre-
presentations concerning the influence
80 ~ e'a' p'tstUtc upon w"
conduct Of public affairs. Justice to
the individuals whose public spirit had
Inpelied them 10 tender their res,g-
nations, also required. then, ia nv
opinion, the decision which have stat
ed. However painful To- NV own leci-
ings. u became necessary that Ishould
frankly make known 10 you my v.cw
Of the whole subject.
In accepting your resignation. IL is
with great pleasure that 1 bear tx>ti-
mony to the Integrity and zeal with
which You have managed the concerns
OF the Navy. In your Discharge o.
all the duties Of your Office, over which
have any control, I have been FULLY
satisfied; and in your retirement YOU
carry with you my best wishes for
your prosperity and happiness. IL j.
expected that 900 viii continue 10
discharge the duties Of your office un-
I'll successor Is appointed.
1 have the honor 10 be. With prea,
respect, your most obedient servant
ANDREW JACKSON.
JoBN BRANcH,
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me last born child fine american Reuo-
tataon-Ihough attacked in the cradle by
the Russian bear, like the infant Hercules,
may It's arms be nerved to strangle the ag-
gressor.
Phitlp Of Pokanoket-Had we lived in the
days of ouI forefathers, as an enemy we
would have slain him. The present gener-
alton may safely express their respect for
his sagacity and patriotism.
The inhabitants ofhe County Of forces
ter IN The second Century-May they remem-
her that history will be among them "tak-
ing notes." to be read hundred years hence.
The ancient do,ory Of a. farmers daughter,
"A bed, cotU, u spinning ,Uheel, and era
Mc-an apparatus which brought more abid-
ing and accumulating wealth to her hus.
band, and more intrinsic value 10 the State.
IN their offspring, than modern fortune.
with the prescriptive right to spend it.
After the regular toasts had been given.
the President of the Day observed, that
he claimed the privilege of place, that place,
he meant, which he occupied at this table,
by the favor of the recent, yet most interest
ing Society TO whom we are indebted for this
public commemoration, to offer a sentiment.
suggested by the historic associations of
the County. The maxim, "infer arma silent
teges," was familiar, and, on this day, more
especially, when the Judges of our Supreme
Judicial Tribunal, in Difference to the occa-
sion, had suspended their sitting, to Join in
the Festival, under the escort of splendid
parade off citizen soldiery, and the thrill
ling excitement of martial music, had the
expression been repeated, with significant,
though not ungrateful emphasis. 1t was in
such connection, 10 be remembered, that
IN this Commonwealth, the military had
never been employed to the suppression
of justice, but that, in one memorable in
stance, it had nobly sustained the appeal
OF patriotism to enforce its administration,
and enforce the supremacy of government,
against an organized and most threatening
rebellion, which was first directed to stop
ping :h~ Courts in this County. He, there
fore, begged leave to propose the following
sentiment:
The JUDICIAL and MILITARY Depart-
"sN''to " HtC ACKNOWLEDGEMENT dSSOCla
ton not unapt on this occasion, and in this
place, remembering that when the La,cs
were, here, for the only time, silent, the
firms of patriotic Militia restored their
voice to utterance.
By the Secretary of State
Old Quinsigamond- first settlers lived,
to use their own quaint phrase, " like lambs
in large place."* 1t has now become ga
large place. in other senses of the word /;
and may it grow larger and larger in popu-
lation, wealth, enterprise, and moral char
acter, to the latest posterity.
By Isaac Goodwin, Esq. The memory of
Joshua Thomas, the first President of the
Pilgrim Society, and the sentiment of his
dying pillow, in Dec. 1920. Our forefath-
ers' creed-Lu~, Liberty, and Religion. If
their descendants would preserve the tt,o
first, let them not expunge the Third .Articl e.
Many other volunteers were given, but
we have not been able to obtain them for
publication.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
NoMINATToNS.
g Election Monday, November l4th.
FOR GOVER.NOR,
LEVI LINCOLN.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERHOR,
THOMAS T.. WINTHROP.

ANTI-MAsoNIc NOMINATION. The An
tl-Masonic Convention of Boston have nom-
mated Samuel Lathrop as a Candidate 70
Governor of this State, after having tried
in vain, to induce John @. Adams to accer
the nomination. Their consistency and re =
gard to principle in opposing Gov. Lincol n,
after nominating an adherimg mason for
President of the United States, are worthy
OF special notice. We cannot believe tn
any considerable portion, even of the Ant
Masons themselves, will oppose the ele E.
ton Of Gov. Lincoln, merely because he
will not adopt the proscriptve systt I'm
which some political zealots desire he
should, when on all other questions of pc lit
zeal policy he agrees with them.
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DIED

In Boylston, Sept. 10, Miss Hannah Fans, aged
Al, daughter Of Mr.. Gershom Fans
In Pittsiord, IN. r.. Sept. 80. John Hayward, for
merly of Leicester, aged 81.
In Milford, IN. HI Sept. &C. Susanna, wife of
Nathan Merrill aged &C.
In Prospect, (Me.) Ephraim X Smart, aged
about 46. His death was oecasoned by acciden.
tally catching one Of his legs in some part of his
fuling machine, where he was at work, which was
broken in several pieces in this situation he call
ed his boy to shut down the gate, but before this
could be accomplished his head got under tho ma
chine and was instantly crushed to atoms.
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NEW GOODS

ME subscribers offer for sale, at the Store
IL recently occupied BY Col. ZrBULvs C.Rv,
a general assortment of DRY GOODS and
GROCERIES, with the exception of low pric-
ed Ardent Spirits, at fair prices for cash, most
kinds of produce, or short credit
WILLIAM w. PARKER & co.
The highest price will be paid for a quantity
of SKIM CHEESE, that is sound and fair, II
offered soon Ward. Oct <
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NJ A Society has recently been formed by
gentlemen of Uxbridge and Northbridge, called
a The Uzbridge and Northbridge Association
for Detecting Thieres." President-Joseph
Thayer; Vicc Presidsnt-Cheney Taft; Treas
tors-George Willard, Bezaleel Taft, Jr., Paul
Whiting, Abel Jaques, Lyman Taft; Pursuing
Committee--Calvln Raw son, Calvin Spring,
Josiah Cummings, Joseph Aldrich, David Rich
ardson, Lyman Taft, A. A. Williams, Henry
Hoibreok, Luther Spring, Asa Thayer, Jona-
than F. Southwick, Luther Shove.
Oct - z2,.
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WUST received, the LONDON GUAR
CD TERLY REVIEW, No. 90.


Art. l. Inquiries concerning the Intellectual
john Abercrombie, M. D., F. r. S. E., First
Physician to his Majesty in Scotland Art g
Drain lie Rob Dom, &c-Songs and Poems in
the Gaelic Language, by Robert Mackay, the
celebrated bard of Lord Reay's country, with
Memoir of the Author; Art. 8. A Preliminary
Discourse on the Study of Natural Philosophy
BY j.. F. W. Herschel, Esq, M. A. OF ST. Johns
College, Cambridge; Art. A. Doctrine de Saint
Simon. Exposition; Art. 5. Outlines of His
tory; Art. 6. /. Lives of the British Arch-
tects. By Allan Cunningham, vol. publish.
ed in the Family Library) g Designs for Par.
sonages and Farm Houses, &c By E. F.
Hunt. 3. Exemplars of Tudor Architecture.
BY E. F. Hunt; Art Z, Friendly Advice 10 the
Lords on the Reform Bill.
=, u DORR 81 ROWLAND, Agents for
Worcester. Oci 10
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NOTICE. The annual meeting or the mWor.
cester County Lyceum and Board of Education y
consisting of delegates from the several town Lv-
eeums, and Teachers of Public Schools, will b e
holden at the Worcester Hotel in Worcester, n
fRIDAY the 2lst day Of October neat, at 10 ocloc,
A.. M. a public Address will be delivered at tn g
Rev. Mr.. Miller's Meeting House. at II o'clocJ;
A. M;-and public Lectures will be delivered in
the Town Hall at o'clock, and I O'clock, p. M.
IRA BARTON Recor1ing Sec,
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TO ROAD MAKERS.

VENHE County Commissioners will hold a
IA meeting at the house of - Hardness,
lnnholder In the Armory Village in Millbury,
ON FRIDAY, the twepty:frst day of October.
instant, at nine of tho clock in the forenoon. for
the purpose of putting under contract the con-
struction of the new County Road. recently To-
Gated from the line of the town of Worcester to
the Canal Bridge, near said Armory Village ;
the said town of Mllbury having neglected TO
make said Road in pursuance OF directions.
BY order of the County Commissioners.
JARED WEED, Chairman.
Worcester, Oct. 8, 1891 al
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TEMP MnrIcr

=, The next monthly meeting of the Worcester
worm District Temperance Association will be
holden in Hubbardston on the third "Wednesday
IN October inst, at the Rev. Mr. Gays Meeting
House. Delegates will meet at II O'Clock, A. NJ
and the public exercises will commence at
O'Clock, P. M, precisely.
Oct. b. G. b. PARKER Secretaru
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THEoPH's. WHEEErR, Reg.

VENaE Summer Term of the Brookf.ld Fs.
IL male Seminary will close on WEDsrs.
DAY, Oct. 18th, at which time, there win be ,
public examination. The Winter Term will
commence November 9th. In addition TO The
present course of instruction, class of Younp
Ladies can receive particular attention in the
method Of conducting Primary Schools.
Brookfeld Oct <
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MIR RI EN- .

In this town, Oct. 5, by Rev. DR.. Bancroft, Mr..
of Worcester ''''''
In Athoi, Sept %, by VIM. Fl. Williams, ESQ.
Mr.. Joseph c. Weeks of Oakham, to Miss Ciarinda
'Knowlton of Wardsbury, (Vt) $500
In scarborough. Sept. %, by Rev. Mr.. Parker,
Mr.. Lowell A. Newton to Miss Hannah r. Johnson
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TO ROAD MAKERS.

II meeting at the house eff Ezra Beaman.
Innholder in West Boylston, on THURSDAY, the
18Th day Of October inst, at two of the clock
IN the afternoon, for the purpose of putting
under contract the construction of the new
County Road, recently located from the village
IN Sterling to West Boylston the said towns
of Sterling and West Boylston having neglect
ed to make said Road in pursuance of direc-
Tons by order of the County Commissioners
Oct ~. JARED WEED, Chairman.
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HARTFORD and N. YORK

The s SpE = d Low PREssuRE STEAM Bears
V Usr1a EdLSWORTH, Capt Waterman,
FAVE Hartford as follows, VIZ. tho ol;vsr
M Ellsworth on Mondays and THURSDAY VS. and
the Macdonough on Wednesdays and Sstur-
days. From New York che Oliver Ellswor,b
on Tuesdays and Fridays, and tho Macdononch
on Mondays and Thursdays. Hours Of densst.
ure from Hartford, IL, M.,--from New York.
a, Pm. VI 80. -o'A'
Stages will be in readiness AZ TJsr,fo.d =.
convey passengers to Massachusetts. N Ham,.
shire, and Vermont. -'A''P'
Hartford, March, 1881. sDio
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Muster and Cnftle Shoan-

NOTICE is hereby given, that any person ar
IN persons selling any Wines or Spirituous
Liquors on Muster day, the Esd of Septernbsr.
or on Cattle Show day, the Goth of October
within the town of Worcester, and without be-
ing licensed, will be prosecuted ACCORDING -
law. BY order of the Selectrnen
Worcester, Sept. a. F.W. PAINE
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scrber has been duly appointed Admins.
tratrix OF the Estate of JOHN SANDRRSON,
late OF Petersham, in the County of Worcester,
deceased, and has taken upon herself that trust
by giving bonds the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upon
to make INN ediate payment; and all those to
whom said Estate is indebted are requested to
exhibit their demands for settlement.
LYDIA SANDERSON.
Oct. s. 1881 s4f
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Worcester.

WE subscriber would inform his natrons
n that the printers bills become due once
IN three months, and he would suggest to them
.na. as ne has TO pay for the papers promptly,
would be for their interest, as ell as his own,
10 settle their accounts once in SIX months
anu, II ,ney VIII close their bills for six months
past, It will greatly encourage him TO be pune.
tual for six mcnths TO come.
M mn, JOHN J. UPHAM.
N; u. Bills will be left wi iere subscribers
receive their papers.
Southbridge, Oct. ~. --- s@
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Bank Elected Oc, Q

BLACKSTONE BANK. President-Bezaleel Taft.
Jr. DirectOrs-B Taft. Jr., Amariah Chaplin, Jo-
sepn Ihayer, George Willard, Peter Farnum, Jr..,
Paul Within, Cheney Taft, Joseph Day. Daniel
Farnum. Cashier-Jonathan Gregory
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Is A new Post Office has been est alb
llshed IN the north part of Spencer, by the
name of Spencer North Office, and JOHN M.
GooDELL is appointed Post Master.
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Operations on the Teeth.

Tn; PARSONS, Surgeon. Dentist, No. 16
Ell Winter street, Boston, respectfully gives
notice that his attention is exclusively directed
to Operations of the Teeth, and to the Treat
ment OF those Diseases on the Teeth and Gums
which usually fall TO the department of the Den
list. He is permitted to refer to Dr. WARREN,
Professor OF Anatomy and Surgery in Harvard
University. CIV Oct -
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To the Hon. the Judge of Pro-

bate for the County of Worcester:
TENHE subscribers, Guardians for two of the
l. legal Heirs of the Estate of JONATHAN
SIMONDS, late of Harvard, in the County of
Worcester, deceased, to wit: CLARK SIMoNDs,
Guardian of Bowman SIMoNps, a Grandson of
said deceased, and SALLY SIMoNps, Guardian
Of ANDREW J. SIMoNDs, a Grandson of said
Jonathan Simonds deceased, and both Minors,
epresent-That the said Minors are interested
in the Real Estate Of said Jonathan Simonds
deceased, situated in the said town of Harvard,
in several detached parcels, which are SO stu
atoI as to be oflttle profit to them, and that the
money their several shares would sell for would
produce more income for the benefit of said
Minors than the Estate, remaining in Lands
and Buildings, can be made to produce. The
said Guardians therefore pray that the said
Honorable Judge will license and authorize
them either Of them to sell and convey tho
whole of the said Minors right and interest in
the Estate of the said Jonathan Simonds de-
ceased, for their benefit according to law.
CLARK SIMONDS.
SALLY SYMONDS.
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FLOUR and CORN.
EekG BBLs. Genesee Flour 200 bushels
for sale, by Just received and
worcester, Oct I2
10 the Hon. Nathaniel Paine

10 the Hon. Nathaniel Paine
Judge of the Probate of Wills, &c in ~
county Of Worcester e'' IN mo
pEfRESENr, HoRAcr Huxr of NJ.
y = lem, In the County of Franklin. Gns,5;"
NJ T oHARLEs kISc, Henry KING, ELn,ns Wan
Massey ), K'So, and AuR,LLA KIrn M;n,
ana children of AMOS KING Of Tyrona -
me state OF New York and BESJAm,y So. IN
!r, oil New Salem aforesaid, Guardian Of NJ,
ANNA Bacon and JONATHAN BAcon No..
and Children Of JONATHAN RACoN a.
ceased T; that the said Minors are Jointly seized
and possessed of seven undivided eighth parts
OF about torty-fve acres of Land, with small
Dwelling House and Barn thereon. situate in
the westerly part Of .Petersham, in the Comfy
OF Worcester, which they inherited by devise
from Anna Bacon, their Grandmother; that the
said Dwelling House and Barn and the foncss
are much out of repair; that the expenses Of
making the necessary repairs will probably
amount to the rents and profits for many years
and that sale Of the premises will be for the
interest of said Minors.
Your petitioners therefore pray that after due
proceeding had, suitable person may be au-
thorized and empowered to make sale Of the
premises, in pursuance of law
HORACE HUNT.
BENJA. STACY, Jr.
BY their Attorney,