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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-27
From the Boston Covr;,.

lHE REGISTRATIONS. We doubt wbe,bo, :,
previous act Of the Van Buren, administrst iny
gGee suen general satisfaction, even 70 lis i,s
disgracs e. 'ne one which closed its short and
,ng sna career. 1t was, an adminst "a.
mingled contempt by another viii, I0 most most un,
dlstrust and even by tho friends Of tbo ut ana
ing Seei etary, with apprehension and f. S'" tn
combination to put down the admin;s,.a ,; ne e
Mr., adams was composed of the .no., I'M. o.
and inconsistent materials Il wa. n.a "GS.i's
from the first dawning OF lis success, ,ba. -.
victory would be its defeat for all ms ,''a. 'ls
that it had no principle ofife after !, bsd Anew
ing to overthrow, and that having driven n nJ.
md better men out Of Office, they would Cna,
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TOWN OFFICERS

WARD. Selectmen and Ocerseers of the
Po0r,lsrael Stone, Jr., Jonas Bancroft, Ma
thaniel Stone, Jr., Thomas Drury, Jr, Benia.
min Wiser. .4SseSsors-Edward Rice Samuel
Eddy, Abijah Craig, Jr. Treasurer and Col,
tector-Samuel Boyden. COnstaJle-Water.
man g. Warren. Toaon Clerk-Alvah Drury.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING. By notice in
another column, it will be seen that a meet
ing OF those who feel an interest in promot-
ing the cause of temperance in the Wor-
cester South District, will be holden at
Worthlngton's Hotel at o'clock this after
noon. A public Address will be delivered
at 8 O'Clock, at the South Meeting House,
by George Folsom, Esq. We trust that no
remarks of ours are necessary to insure a
respectable audience, on an occasion like
this, where so much may justly be expected
from the speaker.
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LATEST FROM EI1RnpE

We last evening received accounts. by
an arrival at New York, from England to
April ], eight days later than our last dates.
The Russian army in Poland remained in
active, waiting for the opening of spring.
In the m ean time the Polish population had
devastated the country in their rear in or
der to cut off their supplies. The Polish
province of Podolia, which had hitherto re-
manned quiet, had risen en- maSSe in favor
of the Polish cause and had raised and or
ganized a body of $4,000 cavalry, which had
advanced and joined the Polish army.
The accounts from France are of more
warlike character The French cabinet
had protested against the occupation of the
Italian provinces by the Austrian troops,
and the answer of the Austrian Government
was looked for with intense anxiety. Ex-
tenslVe warlike preparations were going OF
IN France, and the Prime Minister, Casimir
Perrler, had announced in the Chamber of
Deputies, that although the feelings of the
Ministry were pacific they were prepared
to support the Interests of France under all
circumstances. The speech was of war
like character.
From England there is nothing of impor.
tance. The second reading of the Reform
Bill was expected to take place on the 18th
instant.
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S.J; CouRT, FRANKLIN Co. Obed Marshall
and Henry L. Plumer, were indicted on -. u
statute Of 1915, for violating the grave and ,no
moving the body of one Joel Adams, Jr, ON tho
g .st %. Of February last They severaly pleaded
tnat they would not contend, thereby admit,inT
me facts, as charged against them They fl.
ground that The statute of 1915 ,oas ysn.o i"J
by lao Of Feb. 20, 1881, and are nnder rs'
cognizances each in the sum of 1000 70 annao,
abide the decision. NsA' anu
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The PRESIDENT.


sac,.,a. sE.Your letter resigning the Office Of
could in3eea stat, state was Teceived last evening. /
70 Interrupt the relations wSiob nee nae arisen
S'@''' 'uO''S'ed between as, and that thew might
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-27

SECOND CLASS Book. Weperceive that
our neighbors, Dorr g. Rowland, have lust
published a new (stereotype) edition of the
Second Class Book, making tlCeive thousand
copies which have been issued from the press
in about five years. The present edition is
neatly printed and done up in style much
superior to those heretofore published. 1t
is always more gratifying to see a good
school book maintain its standing in public
estimation, than to witness the introduction
of new one that is no better. The f!e-
quent change of school books has become
cause OF just complaint, on account of the
unnecessary expense to which it subjects
the community.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

b ATELY published by MERRIAM, LIT
E-A TIE, d CO, Springfield, and for sale by
DORR & ROWLAND, Worcester, and T.
MERRIAM 81 CO, Brookfeld, The CBlLD's
GUipE; comprising familiar lessons designed
10 aid in correct Reading Spelling, Defining,
Thinking, and Acting.
d" The title Of the work points ont the objects
which we think should be kept in view in form.
ing reading books for children, and we have
seldom seen books SO well adapted to them"
FINALS Of Education.
"The Chld's Guide seems admirably adapted
TO fill an existing space in the regular line Of
infant reading books."-U S. Literary .4du.
at is interesting and Instructive"
Rochester ObSerrer
Children are pleased with ii, and benefited
by using it."-Rec. s. r. Hall, author Of Lee
lures on School Keeping.
"The Child's Guido, | think, is a very judi
cous selection, we'll adapted to the capacity Of
those for whom it is designed, and highly inter
esting. "-Rsu. E. Dacis, Preceptor Of WcstfcM
academy.
In press, and will in few days be for sale as
above, THE CHILp's Book OF GEoaRApRY,
with numerous Cuts and nine copperplate Maps.
By S. r. Hall, Principal of the Seminary for
Teachers. Andovor
Wanted, two active, intelligent LADS, bred
to business habits, as Apprentices at the Print
ing business. Apply TO MERRIAM, LIT.
TIE, Il CO, Springfield Nov 9.
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Great Sale bu AUCTION.

"TlLL he sold at Public Auction, on
w THURSDAY, the 17th day ef NsuenLer.
at the house of the subscriber, in Holden, al 8
O'Clock, all the Personal and Real Estate which
he possesses, consisting of the following ari-
cles viz:
SO acres and 1O3 rods of Wood Land
Also, yoke Oxen, pair years old Steers,
2 pairs 2 years old Steers, pair Steers z
months old, Mich Cows, | Farrow Cow, |
Fat Cow. 2 Heifers years old, 2 Horses. "
Sheep, Fat Hogs, and 5 Shoa:s. The Neat
Stock is bright red and all of superior quality.
Also, 10000 No Shaved Shingles, 5000
Enclosing Boards, and other Lumber, Crater
Cider Mill, Sleigh, Sled, Carts, With
wagon and hay cart apparatus; one covered
two horse Wagon and lumber body, with two
Harnesses, . single Wagons, Chaise and Har-
ness, 3 Poughs, ? Harrows, Yokes, 9 Chains,
Iron Bars. l Wheel-barrow, 8 Hay Forks,
Rakcs, Scythes and Snaths, Shoveis, Hoes,
Iron Rakes, Axes, Barn Bows and Runners,
Grain Cradle, Grain Mill, and Grindstone.
Also, 100 bush Corn, 100 do. Oats, 100 do
Potatoes, do. Beans, 90 tons English Hay
from to 10 tons low land Hay, quantity oil
Dat Straw, Husks and Stalks, 2 bushels Red
Top Seed. and barrels Cider.
Also, 3 Feather Beds. Bed-steads, Bed quilts
Chairs, Tables, Chests, Trunks, Tin Ware
Sleigh Bells, Buffalo Robe Baskets, SC. &c.
Also, Pew in the Congregational Meeting
House, and large quantity of other articles
not mentioned. The sale will be made withou
the purchasers on good security.
N. B. Persons wishing to purchase any o
the above articles at private sale, can do 80 BY
calling upon the subscriber previous to the Auc
ton. MERRILL DAVIS.
Holden. Nov g
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FALL and WINTER
GOODS.
HENRY ]. HOLRROOK.

No. 10 Kdby, corner Of Doane street BosToN,
& AS received by late arrivals, $50 packa
g & ges OF FOREIGN MANUFACTURED
GOODS, among which are the following, viz :
West of England and German Broad Cloths
Cassimeres, Pelisse Cloths, Petershams, Cam
let's and Tartan Plaids, Merino Cloths. Black
and Co!ored Circassians, Toenett and Valeniia
Vestings, Ribbed and Plain Worsted Hose, new
style Fancy Prints, Furniture Patches, Irish
Linens, Long Lawns, Linen Damasks, Damask
Table Cloths, Danask Napkins, Jubilee Cords
Checked and Spotted Cambrics, Cambria Dim
tiles, Verona Handkerchiefs. Satin Jeans Book
Mnslins Cotton Cambrics and Jackonetts, White
and Colored Cravats, Berkeley Cravats, Gilt and
Lasting Buttons, Black and Colored Sewing
Silk, Black and Colored Gro de Naples, Gro de
Berlins, Imitation Italian Lustrings, Black and
Colered Florences, Silk and Gauze Handker-
chiefs, Linen Cambria do, Black Grapes, Plain
and Bordered Handkerchiefs, Kid Gloves and
Mitts, Black and Colored Synshaws and Sars-
netts, French Ginghams, Chappe's Spool Cot
ton, &c, embracing an extensive assortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods, which will be sold at
small advance for cash or short credit.
Also, for cash only, an extensive assortment
Of ENGLISH and AMERICAN PRINTS, va
riety of styles, at the lowest prices, which pur.
chasers are invited to examine.
Boston, Oct 10. CIV
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
DORR g. ROWLAND

FAVE made arrangements for their supply
ID 4 OF School Books this season which arc
more extensive than ever before. O!nes's Gs-
ography and Atlas. Adams's New Arithmetic,
Ponds Murray's Grammar, large and small,
Second Class Book, Improved Reader. franklin
Ifimer, Cumnlngs's Spelling Book, Blakcs
Philosophy, Convt rsations on Chemistry-ihese
Books being morn used in this County Than any
"ther, we have laid in double our usual supply,
that we may be ready at all times 10 supply any
orders. Also, all other kinds of School Books
in use in this County, are constantly on hand
All orders supplied at the lo,uest market prices,
and as lo,c far cash, as at any regular Book.
Store in this Staie-none excepted BY devot-
ing our time more particularly To this branch,
we hope 10 make our Store the SCHOOL,
BOOK DEPOSITORY for Worcester Coun-
ty; where may be found every thing necessary
to be used in Schools.
o. Merchants. Teachers, and School Com
mttees, are invited to call. Any Books wanted
for examination will be furnished
Worcester Nov @ 6teo
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-16
Woodbridge's School Geogra-
phu, InlDr0rpd.

USI published, the fourteenth edition of
% "kud'ments OF Geography on The princi-
pie OF comparison and classification" with
School Atlas on the improved plan, by VIM c.
Woodbridge, editor of the "Annals of Educa.
ton and Instruction" author of a system of
Universal Geography for Colleges and the
higher classes in Schools
The fourteenth edition of the School G.eo
raphy has been greatly improved, BY the add.
ton OF the most recent information of changes
and new discoveries. New illustrations, with
engraved views OF the principal public buildings
in the United States, and of the principal cities
Of the world, have been added
The maps for the Atlas are from steel plates
engraved from new drawings, and from the
best authorities. The maps of the four quar-
tiers OF the globe are from new and original pro.
jections, drawn on the same scale, thus exhb-
ting each country in its natural connection,
comparative size, and relative situation. both
as It regards the land and water, 1.-THE only pos.
sIbie method OF producing correct impressions)
10 the Atlas there is added map OF the Pacific
Ocean, including Australia, &c-a Char, of
the principal animals of the world in their re-
sPective regions-a Comparative Chart of the
magnitude oil countries, states, seas &c-plons
OF Maps OF the principal cities of the United
states, on an enlarged scale, with views of
their bays, harbors, and environs A series of
Questions on the several Charts has also been
added to the present edition.
The paging of this edition corresponds with
the former, and will be used in connection
without difficulty. No advance has been made
IN the price on account of the additions. II is
claimed, ard experience has proved, that this
work, in the hands of an intelligent teacher
with but common industry, will necessarily pro-
duce the most correct and permanent knowl.
edge OF the most useful and interesting geo
gIsphieai iacts-the inductive method is adopt.
ed, aud the interest of pupils properlv erc;lsd
For sale by the princi pal booksellers in The
United States; in Worcester, by DORR a.
ROWLAND. NJ
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o. BY THE LATEST .aRRTT.4LS
Rich
ID the oil the subscriber assurms Of
american, European and India DRY GOODS,
imporatin splendid BROAD fashionable
color O anag
Also CaSSiHERhS ofshade; SATLfETTS
nd non Fannelsa dcdors
thes,o
and
of
sk Blue NIPPLES; eros DE
eleganiu
and
late ,ancB Blue Back
IRISH LINENS, for Shiing andS
he
Goats Hair CiHLETS, vsrych
some lows s cents
dozen HOSKLN
and
exhibited
O
No Opposite
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FARM FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber offers for sale that well
III known Farm formerly owned and sccupi.
ed by NATHAN WHITE, Esq, containing IFS
acres OF Land, situated in the southerly part of
Worcester, on tho road leading to Oxford, two
miles from the village. Said Farm will be sold
tor a little more than the cost of the Buildings,
and offers good chance to any one who NAV
wish to purchase. For further information, ap-
ply to SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr.
Worcester, Nov g eawd,o
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Real Estate for Sale.

HNHE subscriber offers for sale his FARM,
Ill situated about three -fourlhs of mile
eastwardly from the Meeting House, in Fitch.
burg, and one-fourh of mile from flourish
ing manufacturing village, and but short dis.
tance from newly erected Academy in said
town, consisting Of about 80 acres of excellent
Land under high state of cultivation. The
Dwelling House, Barn, and other Out Build.
ings thereon standing, are all nearly new, large,
commodlous, and in the most Thorough repair.
The above premises will be sold with or without
% acres of Pasture and Wood Land adjoining
the same, as will best suit purchaser. The
above Real Estate is well calculated for an easy
farmer, thrifty mechanic, or any gentleman
who would like to fix his residence near flour.
ishng literary institution. For further par
tlculars, inquire of EBENEZER TORREY,
Esq, or of the subscriber living on the premis.
es. Nov 2. SAMUEL. HAYES
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MACHINE BUILDING.

PHNHE subscribers have formed a connection
n in business, for the purpose Of building
Machinery, and have erected new Shop for
that purpose at New Worcester, two miles
from the Court House, in Worcester, where
they arc now prepared to sspp'y manufacturers
and clothers with Machinery of the following
descriptions at short nsiicc, viz: Broad and
Narrow Shearing Machines, Brushing Ma.
chimes, and Mapping Machines Of the most ap
proved models and the best workmanship. -
They also will repair Machinery of all kinds in
the most faithful manner. All orders for work
viii be executed with strict regard TO punctu.
atty, and every effort will be used to give en-
tire satisfaction to their employers
HH JOHN SIMMONS & CO.
Wanted as above, four Journeynen, three Of
them as TURNER'S and FlLERS, and ono
upon Wood Work, TO whom good encourage
nept will be given Also, two Young Men az
to tho above business.
New Worcester, Aug. ~. If
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FALL & WINTER GOODS.
BENZ. BUTM.4N &. 60.

a RE now opening an additional supply Of
IA Fall and Winter Goods among which
are Broad Cloths and Cassimeres, Of almost
every variety Of color and quality Ladies'
Superhne Habit Cloths; French and English
Merinos, Cirsassisns; Bombazetts White,
Red, Green, and Yellow Flannels Booking
and Floor Cloths; Ladies Ribbed and Plain
Worsted Hose, Merino eolors; English and
French Ginghams; Linen Damasks Rob Roy
and Tartan Plsds; Goats Hair and Worstea
Camlets Satinetts; cases Linen and Cling
ham Umbrella Ms,heun and Dorchester
Tickings; stout Sheetinss and Shirlings-to.
gether with large and general assortment of
ROCKERY and GLASS W.iRE.
Worcester. Oct. 5. Rw
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Music and Ta,,broUo N,o.o

VIE subscriber has taken a Store nearly
opposite Banlster's Blackstone Hotel,
where he intends to keep GOOD assor,mao, -
Umbrellas, and will furnish Mnsic,l Ipa,.' u
ments on reasonable terms.
Also, Sheet Music for the Piano Fort.
variety of Marches, Walzes, and SOM. ~
sic Books; Bass and Violin Strings; Clarione,t
Reeds, &c. N'"'iohett
U Cash paid for old Umbrella Who,,hon.
Frames. ''"'e'o"e
~ b. Umbrellas made and repaired TO order
w. AARON LELAND.
:, y. ooetoi; wv ~ e2nof
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DIED:

esv d,v. a.. Mr. Mansel DEMO, aged Is and
s;oJ 800, previous, bis wife. They had been mar.
.,sd d 81 opan,,n.on, Oct. q, Mr. Adam Fairbanks.
and went 10 The W.. IL the morning in good health
died 10 fifteen minutes. pan Of "s'er' and
,hs ~ i. rnrnaven; Oct %, Susan Coombs. wife Of
=, 's I. LeIez 1oombs Of Rochester, aged IS.
In i" c c,sni.on, pa ,nal stassai.h, aged is
Of Belchertown, aged 40 '''''' '''"''v
,e ~ session, Noy: |, Hon. Jonathan Mason. ac.d
49, formerly distinguished member Of Cong,sss' .o
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FOR SALE,

A FARM, pleasantly situated about one mile
IN east of Sterling Meeting House, contain
ing liz acres of good Lond, we'll fenced, with
good Buildings thereon, well watsred and
good proportion of Wood, Orcharding, Plough
ing, Moving and Pasture Stock and Farming
Utensils, will Sc ssld if wished for. Terms lib.
eral. Inquire of MOSES THOMAS.
Oct. 49, 6y-
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FURNITURE, &c. for Sale.

FWNHE subscriber being about to relnquish
Ill Housekeeping, offers for sale his House
hold Furniture, consisting of Beds, Bedding,
and Bedsteads, Tables, Carpets, Fancy and
Common Chairs, Looking Glasses, Crockery
and Glass Ware, two House Clocks, one Cook
ing Stove, and other articles toe numerous to
mention.
Also, two Horses, twenty Cords seasoned
Wood, two Farrow Cows, and about fifty loads
Manure.
lfthe above property is not disposed of at pr.
vate sale bsfore tho sepenteenfh inst, it will
then be sold at Auction, at the Dwelling House
of the subscriber on Front.street in Worcester.
Sale TO commence at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ
LUTHER BURNETT, Jr.
Worccsfer Nov 2
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NafhL. Maccartu's Estate.

FHNO be sold at Public Vendue, at Worthing-
III toms Hotel, in Worcester, on MosDAY,
the 18Th day Of December nezt, at two of the
clock, Afternoon, two valuable lots of the Real
Estate of NATH'L. MACCARTY, late Of Wor-
cester, Esquire, deceased, situated not far from
said Hotel, one about ST acres, and the other
about II acres of Land, consisting of good Land
for any kind Of cultivation, or for building lets
On enc OF said lots are many engrafted a ppls
Trees, in bearing state this lot is on the north
side, and the other on the south side of the
Tatnick road. Conditions will be made known
at the time Of sale
REBECCA MACCARTY, r.,-
THEOPHs. WHEELER, hNe' 49,
Worcester, Nov. 5, 1881 as
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Boston and L0aUeN Rail Road.

FENhE Company are prepared to contract for
IL making various sections of their Road.
Most of the high einba nkmer.ts and deep exea-
vations can be made in the winter season.
They will also contract for the building Of
Bridges and Culverts, some of which will be
built entirely of stone, others with stone abut-
ments and wooden bridge
Proposals will be received for the above work
until the 9TH day of December next.
A description of the work, and form of the
proposals and contracts, will be given on ap-
plication to JAMES F. BALDWIN, Engineer,
or to the subscriber at No SO Milk street.
P. T. JACKSON.
Agent for Boston and LoacsH Rad Road.
Boston. Nov. 9.
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WORCESTER FOUNDRY,

URoN CASTINGS, warranted Of soft Iron,
u made at the Foundry near the Paper Mills
Of Elijah Burbank, at short notice. Orders and
Patterns left with VIM BUTLER, at the
Foundry, or with SUMNER SMITH, at the
Brick Store ON tho Canal, will receive atten.
ton. II CcJ
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TO Carpenters and Contractors.

NOTICE is hereby, given that the Baptist
~ Society in West Boylston, are now ready
to contract with some responsible person or
persons for the erection of Meeting House {:
to be finished soon convenient the ensu-
ing spring. Reference TO Dea. JosEPH WHITE
FER oTdoI of the paildinG Committee
JOHN NJ. SMITH
West Boystpn Nov O.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Nov. 5, 1881
To the Widolo and Heirs Of Amos LIvERMORE. late
ofSpencer, in said County, deceased, and TO ul
others concerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear If you
II see fit at the Court Of Probate TO be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Tues.
sy in December next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the A ccounts OF the Ad-
minstralion OF said Estate should not be allowed;
and YOU will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Rep.
AS BY order Of the Hen. Judge.
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Worcester, SIS Probate Office, Oct. is. 1851.
TO the Hido.v and Heirs Of Jon RIcnARDsoS.
LAT, Of Hubbardston, in said County, deceased,
and TO all others concerned in The Estate Of said de-
CEASED tIRLETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see it) at the Court OF Probate to he hodt
at Worcester, in said County on the first Tues
day in December next, ut ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why License should net be
granted to sell aud convey so much OF the Real
Estate OF said deceased, as will raise the sum of
$4,000, for the payment Of debts and char
ges; and you will be heard thereon.
ASH NATH'L. PAINE, r. Prob
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Oct IS, 1881
10 the Wfdo1e and Heirs Of WILLIAM Muzzr,
late Of Hubbardston, in said County. deceased.
and 10 all others concerned in the Estate Of said de.
ceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
IL see fit at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Barre, in said County, on ,he third Tuesday
In-January next, at ten of the clock, before noon,
10 show cause why the Accounts of the Execu.
tors of the VIII of the said William Muzzy, should
not be allowed and settled and you will be heard
thereon.
AS NATH'L PAINE, J. Prob