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Thlirsddu. Feb. %

thursday, FEB. %.
The Senate have passed with amendments t,e hill
forming new county out of parts of the counties of
Washington and Wythe-Twhich were agreed tol-A1so
win amendments the bill TO amend regulating the
manner oil granting licenses for retailing ardent spirits
which, with the amendments, motion of r. Knox
laid on the table.
Mr.. Erskine asked leave to change the vote given by
MN on tuesday, the bill concerning the Executive
limiting the time in which the Governor shall make an
pointmens of County Officers. He had voted in favor
OF the passage of the bl but had since been
OF the inexpediency Of such measure.
Mr. BrodnaX expressed himself opposed TO the principle
OF allowing votes to be changed, and suggested sa the
gentleman could obtain his object by entering his opinion
on the Journal in form OF protest After further
conversation, Mr. Erskinc acceded the suggestion OF
Mr. Brodnax.
The engrossed bill TO authorize lottery for the con-
structon of bridge the South Shenandoah River
in the county OF Rockingham, read a 3D. time and
passed.
A report of the committee on the colored nonuI,too
declaring reasonable the petition of Fanny oykin for
compensation for horse killed by service i'm the South
amPon ctionand rejecting the petition of Mary
H. Powell OF Greenville county for compensation for pro-
visions furnished to poor people collected her house
the time OF said insurrectiOn--was agreed to.
The Committee OF Propositions and Grievances reported
favoraby the petition of the citizens Of Fauuuer county
for a separate election. Agreed TO.
The cngrossed bill TO incorporate the Black Heath
company OF golfers was read third time, and its pas
sage discussion arose, in which Messss Bryce of G.
Pateson of c., Riyes Williams Campbell of BROOKE took
part The ayes and having bccn ordered on motion of
Mr.. Allen, the bill was rejected by the following vote:
Eyes, Mcssrs. Randolph, Booker Garland Faulkner
Anderson of b. Campbell of Brooke Spurlock, Rives,
Paeson Of Co. Chiffon, Marshall, Sdlmau, Gaaher, Ber
ry, Summers, Mcllhaney, Corde, Caldwell, Henry,
Yawter, Byrnc, Fiizhugh Parrott. Miller Zinn Land
Powell and King-29.
.Noes.-Messrs Banks (Spesker.) Grinalds, Wood Of
Albemarlc, Cameron. Campbell of Bedford, Good Of q
Wilson Of b., She'll Patoson of b., Boiling Dickinson,
Halyburon Richardson, Pcndleon. Broadus Wilson Of
c., Richie Stephenson, Helms Hale OF f., Woods Of
Franklin God Of Frederick Bryce Of Frederick Smith
OF g.. Bryce, r Of g.. Hail of g.. Spencer Bruce Sims
Poston, Roane Mullen, Williams, Johnson, Mayo Crave
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Resolved, unanimously, That tho Chair DO en-
powered to appoint at an early day, u Committee of
vigilance, to consist of twenty with authority
TO increase their number by subsequent additions.
On motion of VIM. T.. Cunningham ESQ.,
ReSoteed unanimously, That copy of the proceed
ings OF thus meeting be forwarded to the Hon. VIM.
&. Holt
On motion of James Willoughby, ESQ.,
Resoired unanimously, That the proceedings of
this meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary, and published in the papers of this b.
rough and in the Richmond Enquirer.
Then ON motion
The meeting adjourned.
GEO. LOYAL, Chairman.
JONI S. MrLLsoN, Ssc'ry.
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The Senate have passed the blIs-To increase the stock
OF the Lexington and Covington Turnpike Company
Making further provision for the pobat Of authenticated
copies OF wills-Auhorizing subscription by the Board
Public Works TO the stock Of the Leesburg and Smokers
Gap turnpike CompaDy-And vesting in the freohoders
and quahed voters Of the borough Of Norfolk the election
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BTGGER'S
EXCH4.N"GE s. LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA.
DRAWING OF THE
Virginia VTealSsIIsPg E.0fsery NO.


20 13 IS ~ 81 10 %
II No. 3, 49, 27, prize of 81 200, sold in whole tic
ket and paid at sight as usual, by BIGGER
DRAWING OF THE
New York q. lottery, GLASS NO. y.
~ 62 80 10 80 53 81 ~
07No g, ~, 81, prize Of 1000, in whole icket; also
41, 49, 81 Goth sold by BIGGER
100000 Capital-and 100 prizes of 81 600
Virginia I'D. swamp Lottery No A.
To bedrd,cn IN The city al Richmond, Fiiday 10th
.M0Tci 1882.
G6 No. Loltery--1O drawn ballots.
CAPITALS.
Prize Of @20g00 is $4,000
10000 10000
5000 5000
5000 5000
100 900 100000
Tickets $40, Halves So, Quarters So so.
BIGGER continues TO sell and pay at sight most Of tho
Capital Prizes and 10 purchase almost every description
Of Oncutrent Bank Notes on the most liberal terms.
Orders meet the most prompt attention and the OIL
cio drawing forwarded 70 al those who may desire it.
Feb 81. 92-d THO. %. BIGGER.
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MARRIAGES.

CoMMuNicATED. On Residence ar
OF Campbell County by the Rev rbnrs. p,a
Morris OF Hanover e ''"o '''e ''chafo
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10 me- better fitted for institutions than any speaker
ever heard-because he divess every subject his mind
touches OF every thing like mystery, brings his con-
illusions home TO the comprehension, the business the
bosons OF all men, When he speaks all understand all
he says There Is no occasion TO about, find out
his meaning Tor children understand him with ease In
the and perpcuy OF his STYLE and the end
republican simplicity OF his manner he has no superior in
e''her House OF Congress. The State OF which he is
American Senate OLD VIRGINIA
IFdshingt0n. Feb %
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HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY.

The Letter of ar Hughes" will appear in our nc xt
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IL No 3, 10, 27, prize of 81 200 sold in whole tic
ket and paid at sight, as usual, by BIGGER
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These expressions referred TO only il will be per.
coiyed, to rcpcl an attack
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There are other portions of your remarks, which
might be noticed, but / forbear. In the conclu-
sion, however, there is one passage which ought
not to pass unnotced. Speaking of the objectors,
you say, who yet stand by with folded hands, or,
III lhey make any exertion it is only to throw cold
waller on The noble enterprise" To certain ex-
tent this may be true but, in general among
this class Of objectors it is otherwise There are
many, very many, who are not members of Tenn
perance Societies, who, Notwithstanding, are sub
slahtlal irienes and Exemplary advocates of tenn
perance men, whose daily department is refuta-
ZION snihcIent against all charges of the kind which
may be Offered. Shall it be said of strictly NOR
~ man that he impedes the of morality, that
ne Is Inconsistent, that he "throws cold wafer"
on all efforts to do good, because he is not mem
per Of Churchf No-those are not the ones
out they are those, who, having professed, do not
carry thelr practice to that extent which their pro-
LESSONS imply, who subject themselves most pal
Paoly to the charge Of inconsistency. Those OBJ
Jectors do not wish to I" deter" men from Joining
Society-'hey have no ends to accomplish by
such course. They object to the present regu-
iation, because it will not cure the evil-because,
II is merely changing the instrument of destruc-
ton-oecause, in a moral point of view the of
fence is as great to steal twenty five dollars as it
is TO steal fity-four; or, to drink half glass of
spirit. In wine, as it is to drink the same under
the name Of brandy.
other Society. True-they can. But would it
not engender strife Would it not be looked up.
on with Jealous eye, and be considered a sort of
opposition And more evil results, than good
could be accomplished. But instead of forming
another Society, would it not be be better to pro-
pose to the present Society, a system of abstinence
which shall include wine and ale at least, and so
alter the Constitution, that the names of those
directors" may be entered as members of our So
cety.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
YHyHE subscribers have formed connect
L. ia business under the firm OF

YHNHE subscribers have formed connection
q in business under the firm Of
e. & r. SANGER.
and have taken Store No. in Granite Row,
where they offer for sale, general assortment
Of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
consisting in part of
Blue, Black, Olive, Brown, Claret, and Mixed
Broad Cloths
Cassimeres and Sainetts,
Superfnc and medium A and IS Irish Linens.
6 4, "a, and Double Linen Damask,
3 a Birds eye Diaper-Crash,
Linen Cambria. and Linen Cambria Hd'kfs,
Blk, and Blue Blk Gros de Naples Silks,
g Gros de Berlin,
Synchaws, Sarsnets, and Florences,
Blk Bonbazine and Alepne,
Printed Marseilles Veslings,
Fancy French Velvet do.
Cambrcs, Jaconetts, and Bishop Lawns,
Gloves and Hosiery,
Bohbnet Laces-Edgings and Cuttings,
Wells, Lace. Gauze. and Barage,
Calicoes, large assortment,
Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetinos.
Tickings, &c. &c.
u All Of which are offered at very low pric.
es. ELBRlDGE SANGER.
RUFUS SANGER.
Worcester, April lS.
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Valuable Books for Summer
Schools.

ywlHE subscribers have r.ce;ved sunnlv Of
those yaluuble and vcrv nooular School
Books. known by Tho name of he FR.9NKLIN
PRIMER. THE IMPROVED RE9DER and
THE GENERAL class ROCK
These three Books form comnlete series
md are remarkable adan,ed In the minds IF The
Young, The object is 10 carry forward the
child Inv an easy and oradu,i nroaress from his
alnhabrt in sncb an ncono;nt,nce viii he mean.
inn or,hoarsnby nd nronuno,.t;on Of tho
English longnnge as y; enable him IN read
with nndersi.nd;nr and grace ,nr book that ;s
written in n stvle either simnle mr. aJea,ni
The reading l.ssons ara ,,r;t,an i; g., strle nf
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Dissolution and Removal.
LYSANDER C.. CLARK

ECENTLY one of the firm Of CLARK &
N-@ BROOKS, has dissolved and removed tc
the Store formerly occupied by A. Il c. A
HAMILTON, and directly opposite Worces,e,
Bank, where he has Just received and opened a,
the Fancy Dry Goods Stare prime stock OF
GOODS, which he has purchased at the very
lowest market prices, and selected with great
taste and care of the latest importations and
manufacture, which he offers to tho public for
good money, or 10 persons who arc worthy OF
credit, as low as can be purchased at any Cash
Store in this place or its vicinity, the following
articles, viz:
Blue, Black, Olive, Green, and Brown, Drake
Neck and Mixed Broad Cloths, Cassinieres,
and Satinetts,
Vestings, beautiful STYLE;
Black and Bi:l Black Silks;
Light colorcC Gros de Naples Silks, of very
rich colors
Plain and Fig'd German Gnghams;
Calicoes in great varieties, some of which are
elegant Muslin patterns;
6, and 8 4 Linen Damasks;
Russia and Birds Eye Diapers;
Crash
Bed Ticking;
Cottons, bleached and brown 3.4, and 6 4 wide;
Copperplates and Furniture Patches;
Marseiles Quilts, 8, TO- IL, ~, and 1874;
Plain Black and White Bobnett Laces, A, S,
and Ga wide;
Footing Lsces of all widths;
Merino, Thbet, and Raw Silk Shawls;
Plain and Fig'd Book, Null, Swiss, and Cam
brio Muslins, 3, A, s. and GA wide
Plain, Plaid, and Striped Cambrics 5 and ga
wide;
Linen Can,brio Hdkis, for 37h cts piece;
Ladies' Kid Mits, for 10 cts. pair, the best
ever sold in this place for the money;
Ladies' Hoskn Gloves;
do. White and Black Silk Hose;
do. do. do. Slate Cotton Hose, thr d.
Fancy Ha'kfs, from l2k cts. piece up to 1875
cents, some which splendid;
Gentlemen's Hoskin Gloves;
Linens, soft finished and Grass Bleached, in
half pieces, which will be sold at great bar
gains;
Lowell Carpetings, splendid patterns and good
colors,
u Which will be sold as cheap as at any
Cash Store in this place, and any who may
wish TO send an order for any article in my line,
may depend upon having them as good and as
cheap as by personal application.
Worcester. April d. 4w
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FEMALE SEMINARY,
RROOKEJELD.

PENHE Summer Term will commence on
Il WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th dag of yfay merit,
under the snperintendence Of Miss S L. Bacon,
as Principal, with Assistants and an experienc.
ed Teacher in Music.
The Trustees are happy in stating that the
management Of this Institution, since placed
under Miss Bacon's care, has met their entire
appreciation, and they now feel confidence in
recommending it TO the patronage of the pub
lie. Arrangements are made for instruction in
all the branches usually taught in similar insti-
tutons.
Tuition, in all the branches except Music,
Painting, and French, $3.50. In addition,
French SO, Painting 81, and Music SO
Board may be obtained in respectable families
for 81 so to $l,75 per week, including wash.
ing. By order of Board
A. NEWELL, Secretary.
March OF f,,
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frPPAINTS, SC.

III L E1lAN l. ~, 49,
~ BBLs L,nsced Oil,
Il 10 casks Dry White IT'',,l Lead
90 bbls Spanish White.
casks Eng. Venetian Red,
s Spruce Yellow,
100 lbs Chinese Vermilion,
$50 l" Chrome Yellow,
IFS Green,
$40 Stone yellow,
900 a." French Green,
225 /" TIMBER,
2I2 " Verdigris,
1873 " Rose Pink,
235 =" Terra de Sienna,
545 d" Gum Copal,
355 " Shellac,
1000 papers Lamp Black,
Z casks :" Eng, in d., To-,
and ID. papers,
50 doz Paint and Varnish Brushes, assorted,
lS5 ounces Copper Bronze, assorted numbers,
Is packs Gold and Silver Loaf,
20 g Brass Leaf,
bbls Spirits Tur2entine.
" Copal Varnish.
ALso-Prussian Blae Carmine, Drop Lake
Vandyk Brown, Kremletz and Flake White
Japan Smalts; Sand; Camel and Sable Pen
ellis; Badger and Camel Brushes.
% GL-4ZIERS' DIAMONDS, &c. &c.,-re
ceived and for sale, by
Worcester, April IS. ep4weo4w
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Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Silks,
Fancy Handk'fs.,
Linens,
Ginghams,
Ribbons,
Merno and Silk Shawls,
Calicoes,
Cambfics,
Musins, &c, &c.
For sale, by E. A. BRIGHAM,
Nearly opposite the Central Bank
Worcester, April I5. If
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Printed and Published by The Proprietors,
s. III. COTTON g. co.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLJCATION

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION
u Pfice to Jingle Subscribers, ,cho receire their
Iapsrs al tae Office, or by Mail, Tico Dollars per
G nl T9 hose ,oho receire them By Stage. Too
Doaqfs and Iirenty:fre Cents. Twenty-Five Cents
toiR be deducted wken The payment is made in adj.
rance. " '' w 49,
W advertisements, not exceeding t,velue lines,
'assrted three ,ceeks for One Dollar, and contin-
"ed Three 'eeeks longer for Fifty Cents Larger
acknowledgements in The same proportion
lEJ'1he PrOprictors ofthis PAPER toiH hold them
seipes responsible for no error in any Advertise
'nent beyond the sum eharged for its insertion.
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To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine.

Judge of the Probate of Wills, &c, for the
County of Worcester:
A SA CLARK, Guardian of NATHAN, DIAs-
EA TIA, and ASA CLARK, and DIANTnA
STONE, Guardian of SIMEON, HIRAM, and SAL
LY CLARK, all minors and children of NATHAN
CLARK, late of said Hubbardston, deceased,
represent, that said minors are jointly seized
of six undivided eighth parts of 35 acres and los
rods of unimproved Land, and 8 acres of i'm
proved Land, and six eighth parts Of the re.
version in the Widows Dover, containing 90
acres, with one-haf the Buildings thereon,
all situate in the easterly part of said Hub.
bardston that sale of all the rights of
said minors in the Lands and Buildings afore-
said, will be for their benefit and interest,"
They therefore pray, that after due proceedings
had, they may be authorised and empowered TO
make sale of nil the rights of said minors, in
said Lands and Buildings, and the proceeds
thereof put out and secured on interest.
ASA CLARK
DlANTHA STONE.
HubbardstoE March 20 1870
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COMPREHENSIVE.

OOT All L N ERSI1IP.
NHARLES BROOKS (of the late firm of
" Clark q Brooks)& L. C. SPOONER, have
formed connection in business, under the firm
of BROOKS d SPOONER, and are now open
ing, at their new Brick Store, directly opposite
the Centre School House, an extensive assert
ment of
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS.
which they are disposed to sell as low as can be
purchased at any Store in this place.
Worcester, April Is
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ESTABROOK & HOWE,
At THE GREEN STORE.

Ut THE GREEN STORE,
hFFER for sale 10 hhds best St. Croix
W Ram; 10 do. do. Moiasses 8 chests
Souchong Tea 10 boxes LOgf Sugars hhds
Bro'on DO; together with every article In the
Grocery line,-which will be sold in large or
small quantities, at low prices.
N: b. The senior partner Of the firm, by
residence in Boston is enabled to furnish The
Store in Worcester with Goods at such rates
as to warrant US in selling at very much lower
prices than formerly. Persons wishing to buy
Goods in our line, are respectfully invited to
call before they purchase.
Worcester, April Is. CIV
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NespeVtIuIIy, yOurs,
ETHAN A. GREENWOOD.
Hubbardston, March 81, 1882.

MARTYRS. According 10 the calculation of
some, about 900 900 Christian Protestants SUI.
Tered death in seven years under Pope Julian ;
no less than 100000 were massacred by the
French in the space of three months; the Wal
denses who persisted amounted TO 1000 900 J;
within thirty years, the Jesuits destroyed $780,,
600; under the Duke of Alya, $4,000 were ex
ecuted by the common hangman; 10000 by
the Irish massacre, besides the vast multtudes
Of whoa the world could never be particularly
informed, who were prescribed, banshed, starv-
ed, burnt, buried alive, smothered, suffocated,
drowned, assassnated, chained to the gallies for
life, or mmured within the horrid walls Of the
Basiile, or others of their church or state pris.
ons. According TO some, the whole number Of
persons masSacred since tho rise OF papucy, in
Guiding the space of 400 years, amounts to
100000 900 -Buck'S E1positOr.
PLEAsAHTNEss OF TEACHING. Schoolmastet
Noah had three sons, Shem, Ham, aud ia
phet who was the father Of Shem, Ham, and
Japhelb' boys silently Yon cannot tell.
Well, now let's try again. You know Mr..
Sparks, who lives over the way--now, Mr..
Starks has three sons, Tom, Jack, and Harry
who was the father Of Tom, Jack, and Harry
Boys; Mr.. Sparks Scboolmaster: That's
right very good boys indeed Now, then
Noah had three sons, Shem, liam, and laphethi
who was tho father Of Shem, Ham, and JaPheth'
Boys; Mr., Sparks.
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& LINCOLN

Ed
II IL from lavre; Dromo and Samson, from
London, and other late arrivals an assortment
of
French, Canton, and English
Silk Goods.
Elegant Printed Paris Muslns and Prints,
New style water'd Bonnet Silks, all colurs,
Super cold and Black Silk and Satin Vestngs
Super and common Black and Blue. Black Flor
ences, GrOs des Indies,
Tatfetas, eros de Swiss, Gros de Berlin, ard
other Silk dress Goods,
Real Italian Florences-3 styles,
d" and Taffeta Cravats,
/" Ladies' Grape
Splendid Gar. Ribbons,
Cold Taffeta and Satin all numbers,
Super and common A and 5 a Guuze Wells, all
colors.
Belt Ribbons in pieces and dozens,
Cotton and Silk Wire Tastes, (73 yards)
An elegant assortment OF Fancy, Grape, Silk
and Gauze Hdkfs,
Super and common Cologne, Lavender, and
Elegant Paris Lace Cannezons and Pelerines,
Laces of all kinds,
S'rip'd, plaid and changeable eros de Naples,
Super Velvets. Serges, Linen Cambrics and l..
G. Hd'kfs,
Silk Purses, Guard Ribbons, Black and White
Silk Hose,
Mems and womens' Eid, Silk, and Brown
Thread Gloves,
Super and common black and bue-black Silk
Twist,
' Sewing Silk,
Black French Grapes, cold Arcophand do,
Grape Lisse, Nests of Boxes, cold Tastes,
Thread Bobbinet Edgngs,
Al and green Barage, cold Baiises,
Umbrellas and Parasols, an elegant assortmo ont,
Cold and blk Cords, Brads-Russia Diapers,
Forty cases of India Silks consisting of Flags
and Bandannas, large and medium Hd'kfs,
Super Pongee do.
Suchon Pongees-black and green Sarsnets,
Synchaws-super black Satins-Satin Levan-
tines,
Mixd Camlets-Canton Crapcs-Nankns,
Sewing Silks, &c.
All of which are offered al low prices and on
accommodating terms. 3m April 4.
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10 the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,
Judge of Probate for the County of Worces.

10 the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,
Judge of Probate for the County of Worces.
ter:
"A LlSON LAKE of Rindgc, in the County
IA OF Cheshire, and State Of New Hampshire,
Gentlcman, respectfully represents, that he is
Guardian Of CYNTHIA LAKE, minor. under
the age OF twenty-one years, DAUGHTER of the
said ALISON and .4ZUB.4H LAKE, who was
late OF said Rindge, deceased that the said
Cynthla T. Lake is seized in fee simple in com
m'n with Jonathan Sampson, of one undivided
ninth part OF a douse, and parcel of Land, stu.
ate in the easterly part of Ashburnham in said
County of Worcester, containing about fftv
acres, and is the home lot, so called, of Joseph
Gibbs, late Of said Ashburuham, deceased. Also,
one undivided ninth part Of about fifty acres OF
Wood and Pasture Land, situate in said Ash
bnrnham and near the above tract, and wester-
Iy thereof. Also, being part of the Real Els.
tate Of the said Joseph Gibbs, deceased, that
the above Real Estate is So situated, that it can.
not be well occupied separate and distinct from
the other portions thereof nor rented 10 advan.
tage IN its present situation-that it would be
tor the benefit of the said minor, that her inter.
est in the said House and Land should be sold
and the proceeds thereof put out and secured TO
her on interest. Your petitioner, therefore,
prays your Honor TO authorize and empower
MN or some suitable person to sell and convey
the aforesaid Real Estate, belonging to the said
minor to execute good and sufficient Deed or
Deeds OF conveyance thereof, and put out the
proceeds thereof on interest, for the use of the
SAID minor according to the Statute in such case
made and provided-and as in duty bound will
ever pray. ALISON LAKE, Guardian,
April 2, 1892.
Uorcester, IS. April 3, 1882.
On the foregoing petition, ordered that notice
be Published three weeks successfully in q" The
Massachusetts Spy" printed in Worcester, be.
fore the first Tuesday in MAY next, that the
same will be considered at Court of Probate
at Worcester, on said first Tuesday in Nav at
ten of the clock, before noon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
A copy. Attest
;5~ THEopus WuEKItp. R,g
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DIANTHA STUNE.
HubbardstoE, March 20, 1899.

WORCESTER, IS. March 81, 1892
On the above petition, Ordered, That the
same will be considered at Court of Probate,
at Worcester, on the first Tuesday in MAY
next, at ten of the clock. before noon, and that
notice thereof be published three weeks success.
sively, before said Court, in "Thc Massachusetts
Spy" printed in Worcester
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob
copy.
IA Attest: THEoPH's. Wurr1rR. Rec
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TEHHE subscribers have formed a connection
n in business, under the firm of HOWE L.
TEAXTER, and have taken the store formerly
occupied by HOWE, JACKSON, & CO., at the
head of the Canal, Central street, where they
intend to continue the LUMBER BUSINESS
and also TO keep general assortment of VEST
india GOODS, FLOUR, CORN, RYE, &c.
which they will sell for Cash or Northern Lum
Der. HAMMOND HOWE
FRANCIS THAXTER.
Worcester, Feb. 8, 1892