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EDUcATIoN OF CHILDRMN. Rev. Mr. Burton
gives his second grauous lecture on the proper train.
ing Of children at the City Hall, THIS EvEKiSG, com
mencing at 2 O'Clock. The le:ture last week. we
are told was received with much favor and the speaker
was greatly encouraged, by an attentive and numerous
audience. We hope citizens who are "bedding
iss," ui'l bear in mind, that they may get many
whole some Limits The subject gratis BY attending Il is
lecture
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FREE SOIL CAUCUS.

There will be meeting of the Free Democ-
racy of Worcester, on SATURDAY EVENING
next, Oct. 6, in WARREN HALL, att IL O'Clock,
for the purpose of appointing delegates to the
County Convention, TO be held on Wednesday
the 10th inst
Per order VIM A. WALLACE, Sec'fy
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PERFECT PRoPRIETY. The outdoor scenes
OF the Convention, yesterday, were not charac-
terised by any thing but order and uropretv.
We cannot help expressing our graduation that
the Taylor men are becoming mindful of what
pertains to good manners One year ago the cit
liens OF Worcester were insulted with Kisses and
groans. The contrast is very pleasant to contem,
plate, and gives US good reason to hope much for
their future progress.
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IanOcent Confession. A lady at confession
among other heinous crimes accused herself NJ
using rouge. what is the use OF it asked the
confessor. Il do it to make myself handsomer
And does it produce that effect 2 sAt least
think so, father The coniessor on this took hi.
penient out OF the confessional, and having
looked at her attentively In the light. said !:
swell, madam, you may use rouge, for YOU are
ugly enough, even with it,
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Nor IN the CONTRA CT. About Inc time me
wing Convention was called to order, Wednesday
morning he and two drums we're heard in front Of the
worcester House. Presently they appeared in the
streets, followed by fifteen res ecobly dressed men, who
marched to the depot, turned right about, and ma de
straight for the Town Hail. without any increase of their
numbers During the. march wag asked one Of the
drummers, when the procession would appear "Hang
the procession he replied, 1--WE only contracted 10
furnish the music"
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orae attempt on the part OF several OF the speakers,
tNlcSsrs DAVIS Quincy, and Child, to urge and enTeal
their Wing friends TO aid cord ally the administration Of
The President they had chosen---lha il was their duy
not to desert him. thai they had IN the excitement
OF heated canvass, voted hm in Il is to be regretted
that SENATOR Davis made explanation in his speech
concerning his Ohio letter denouncing Daniel Webster
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10 The music, yesterday, furnished by the
worcester Band, at the expense of the Boston
delegation,was most delightful. We are not par
ticularly partial to martial music but there was
something very pleasant and 6ewitching about
this that made US feel good The late Wing partv
oil Worcester was not in the field, SO Boston fur.
nished us with our own music
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ENCHANTED CANARY BIRDS. We haven't
heard OF prettier piece OF pathos in a long time
than the burning OF the great avIary at the fire
In "illiamsburgh on Saturday evening. The
avlary contained 500 Canary Birds; and as fast as
tney were set free they darted straight into the
arr but, fascinated by the glare OF the flames,
lowered above them and one by one dropped into
and were consumed by them.--.N. Y Tribune.
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MILLBURY Posr OFFICE, A. q R.nd,u
Esq. has been app tinted Postmaster at Millburv
in this county, in place OF Henry Waterman. re-
moved. Since the administration has estahl;sh.
ed the rule and determined to act up to it. Of re-
moving all democrats from office, thi, appoint.
ment OF Mr.. Randall pleases us much: il is so
distastetul to the Wing Regency here, that has
labored with great zeal to prevent it; not because
he is not as good a Taylor Wing as themselves.
but because be Is not regular standing in their
clique Palladium.
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ANALYSIS OF CALIFORNIA GOLD The
London Inventors Magazine of the 10Th inst.
contains an account OF an analysis OF the golden
'pangles or sands of California, by NJ. Dufrenoy,
read before the Paris Academy The spanges
are much larger than those which come from the
washings OF the Ural or those OF Brazil They
also differ in their redish color, which causes
them to be distinguished at first sight. Their
composition, according to the analysis is, Gold
80 10, Iron .3S, Silver $500 So.
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DIED.

IN beyiston Sept 25h, of dysentery, Joseph Lawson
only Child ofJoseph NJ. and Achsah r. Wight wears
months and 2S days. '
Deaths seal Is on that cherub brow,
And closed that sparkling eve;
That beamng smile, we miss il now
Whv did darling die.
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A Coop PLACE TO TRADE. We know of no bet
ter place 10 get boots and shoes, and all their belongings
than at 0. THoMPsoS's, l76 MAN street. He has
every variety and SIZE, that be found in the CITY
One of the peasanes, traits about the store is the per-
feet delight which The boys manifest in pulling down the
goods, whether you wish TO buy moi See his adver.
i,ement in another column
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COUNTY INVENTIONS.

Our readers are particularly requested to no.
uce' that the county Convention is to be held on
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10. We make this notice to
prevent any mistake, as there was an error in the
notice. as first published in the Spy last week.
TAYLOR STATE ADDRESS In the Convention yes.
terday, the Hon. George Mercy of Boston, as Chairman
of the Committee on an address to the people commence
ed the reading off ne when was moved tiat the ad>
dress be adopted and published Without being read and
Inc motion was unanimously carried Thus things aredone
oy The laylor party now. few men in Boston manage
'he WHOLE and The party is expected TO adopt any thing
'nev propose The address will propaby be found 10 ex>
press as much anlslavey the cxgences fthe par,
~ are supposed to require when it is cpened; and at
which lis authors will most likely laugh among them.
selves.
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PartiCuIar Motto,

PAKACHOAG DIVISION of the Sons of Temperance
are requested TO meet TO-DAY, at q o'clock AT Park
ST ChURcH 10 attend the funeral of Bro MARTIN
CRANE. lanes II ESTEV w u
Oct 4. a.,
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ELECTIONS. In Mary land, Tuesday, six congress,
men and ~ members OF the legislature are to be chos>
en-.
In Louisiana, Gen. Walker, The democratic candidate
Tor Governor, and Gen. DecIouet the wing candidate.
are canvassing the State. Both parties appear conf
dent Taylor carried the State by about 5000 majority
Ohio and Pennsylvania Vote on the second Tuesday
OF October, the latter for canal commissioner and legs
lature, and Ohio for legislature.
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PakachOag Division, No. 81, S. of r.
VIII hereafter hold It's meetings Masonic Hall, on
SATURDAY EVENINGS, at O'Clock
Per order Of the w p.
Oct i. DIT H. s TAJNTFR n g
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The BUTLER DIVORCE The sum of $50 Oon was
settled Epon Mrs Butler By her late lusbund The inter.
est oil winch alone she may expcnd annually, and at
her death the principal goes The children 10 whom
alone mis- Butler has power TO boqueath IT, 1t was SO
arranged by the Counsel that the children of the parties
should reside tor two months in each year with Mrs
Buler IL is understood that Mrs Butler has reaIzed
$500 by her 'Readings."
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I. O, Of O, r,

worcester Lodge, No. Sc, will hereafter hold
It's meetings al the Masonic Hail. in Heywood's Block
No 1913 Main Street. Per order,
oct l. d3t+ f. w, EATON Sec'ry
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HsOIISfOme EkalaIE-

EAUIHSGUEAG EBseRhk.
NOTICE is hereby given that special and aJiourned
meeting of Stakeholder of Rollstone Bank Tor the
choice OF Directors and such other business NAV legal
come before them, will be held at the American House
in FITcHBURG, on THURSDAY, the 18Th nst at one
O'Clock +. M. BENZ SNOW JR.,
Clerk pro TEN of tho Board of Directors.
Ftchourgn, Uct z, le49. dwIw%
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PERSONAL MOVEMENTS. Reporters who
wish Tor accommodations at Wing meetings, will
md seats provided, and need not stand behind a
screen. A movable screen is miserable WoII
TO sneak behind.-Egis.
We understand there is no difficulty in finding
plenty OF unoccupieds seats when the wbigs
have their meetings; and that an unusual readi.
ness is manifested to introduce individuals be.
longing to other parties Palladium
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-04

| DEcLIEED.-Hon. Abraham Lincoln has declined
the Govenorship Of Oregon.
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WAR WITH FRANCE. Tue N. Y. Courier under>
stands that as long ago as in May last Mr. Rush, our
minister in Paris wrote TO Mr. Clayton our secretary of
State, tn II the President Of The French republic had de-
clared, that if France 10 engage IN war with any
power IL tcoaid be the United Stdtes
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KENTUCKY. The State Convention for amending
the Constitution met at Louisville the Isl; James
Ou'hEe, democrat, was eecee President. The votes
stood-Gulhre, so; Nixon, 43. Thos. j. Helm dem>
0crat. was appointed SECRETARY.
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SHAKsPEARE's DRAMATIC WORKS No Q of
Phillips Sampson, & Co.'s edition is issued. 1t con-
tans g The tro gentlemen Of Verona" enlie, with
splendid engraving of Julia. The typographical exc.
culon OF The work IS elegant, and greatly to the cred
of the enerprlsiDg publishers For sale at Is cents by
s, A. Rowland.
>. A. Rowland has tie third volume Of Hume's
H'sfory Of England, by the same publishers. Also,
Lamzrtine's Revolution of 1913. in one volume,
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TaiROrcsses Wanted.

"ihEE Coat, Vest and Pantaloon makers are wanted
tion to w AT re u M "a aPRii'a.
Leicester, Oct 2. ~
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- himself, is not without soma i'll effect
from 1t; and since you must feel this superiority,
cannot be without fear OF IFS usual effects.
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DRAB CASHMERE SCARFS,
oDGlhEk with White Blue, Green and Scarlet
colors, this day received at
s, HALL & THOMPsoN,s,
P' uis4w opposite Central Hotel.
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BOARDERS MED,
'TNWo single Gentlemen, or a Gentleman and his Wifi
Can he accommodated with pleasant rooms and hoard
OH Hi9h stett lnquire,ofJ T.. HUNT o2dst
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-IHE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE AND THE
Posi- OFFICE We had quite a stir in our vii.
lage on Friday last when the Southern mail wa.
delivered. AS is usual on that day, large mum
Der OF gentlemen from the country were in at.
tendance, waiting for Their letters and papers,
Col. William Sloan was among the first to re.
ceiVe his, and upon examination, he found a
printed document, poStmarked Boston. SIGNED
Junus, and addressed to Hon, John C. Calhoun.
oil most malicious, offensive and insulting char
acter to the Southern people.
call was made upon the post master 70 knou,
II there were any others in the office, 10 which
he replied that there were thirty eight in ALL
The Executive Committee OF the Committee of
Vigilance and Safety Immediately assembled TO
rake action IN the matter, and, as the excitement
was very great, they concluded that it would he
better to hold the course TO be pursued under
consideration until the next morning.
The next morning the Committee assembled at
the office, and made demand for the letters
The poatmaster refused to give them IN. unless
to those to whom they were addressed. and the
payment OF the postage, and urged his duties as
an officer OF the General Government. The
committee then entered the Office, showed the
postmaster aside and took possession of them and
now have them under lock and key, where thew
will remain until the meeting OF the Committee
OF Vigilance and Safety on the 29!h inst
It would be much more agreeable to us if Mr.
Coilamer would take the same view of tee law
that was taken by former Postmaster General.
and keep these ncendiary papers out OF his malls;
but we suppose his abolition feelings warp his
judgment. Be this as 1t may, he may be assured
OF one thing, and that is, that his Department is
poweress in South Carolina.
PendtetOn S. @. Gazette.
The Richmond Wing remarks on the above as
follows:
We know not what remedy is provided bv the
law Tor such an outrage as that committed by the
citizens of PendIeton We presume, however.
there is an adequate one. But if there be none.
sooner than see the rest of the Union subjected
to Governmental inquisition, like that proposed
by South Carolina, we would prefer to see all the
offices discontinued In that State If the people
oil that State are not willing TO have free mails.
let them establish lines OF their own. The post
office service within its limits costs the Govern.
ment much more than is received from postage ;
the loss OF its patronage will therefore be gain.
But the people OF the other States can never con.
sent to the establishment Of an espionage upon
the mails, which would subject all letters TO a
govesnment inqulsitor, and be tantamount to the
suppression OF the Freedom OF the Press.
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Gents Wool Undershirtg and Drawers
For The BOsys.

zv.UOO.O0O Yds. Straw Cord Wanted,
NE above quantity wanted Immediately by the SUBJ
= scrloera for which the highest price will oe paid
soo HALL d THOMPSON
~" 60 owisii opposite Centr al Hotel
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-
\ virtue and ID pursuance of a De-.
cree Of the Probate Court Of Mndi.
son county Mississippi, made at the Az.
gust Term thereof, 1 will as executor of
the last will and testament Of Fennesse
klbbee, deceased, on the 9Th dav Of Oe.
tober next, between the hours IRE.
soribed by law, atthe court house door
Of said county, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder on a credit Of n and
two years, from the day Of sale, all thai
certain tract Of land, situate, lying and
being in the county Of Madison, State
Of Mississippi, and described as follows.
TO- wit
The east balfo II The north east Quarter
Of section ten, west half of the west
half north west quarter and west half
southwest quarter Of section eleven.
and west half north west Quarter sec.
lion IA. towuship 8, range ., west.
The purchaser or purchasers 10 give
bond with good and sufficient security
for the payment Of the sum or sums 81
money for which the said premises ma
be struck off in one and two years from
the day Of sale.
4 l GEORGE w. KIBBEE, Ex'r.
Aug. 10, ls49, 49-3t
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ADMINTsTRAToR's NOTICE.

RI ETTERS Of administration having
- been granted to the undersigned at
the August Term, l849, Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi,
on the estate Of James d. Carpenter,
deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate will, please come forward and
make Immediate payment, and all per-
sons having claims against said estate,
will present them, legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, Or
they will be- forever barred.
THOS. SHACKLEFORD, Admir-.
Aug.18, 1e49.I lar 49-6t
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Ohifnnrr-

/ w 9Th ult. in this county, MARY
g,qgnter Of N. B. and M. M. White
N. ' gesI. and 2 months.
lsIs alaleIiOnh has been laid upon us,
~ we groan beneath the stroke !.
VI salesr has torn from us our little
. beautiful, intelligent and in-
promising much Heaven has
sae lalr bud to q more coneeniaI
pa,adislacal zephyTs win forever
Y. secks, We mourn her loss.
T ~ Vacuum it has left IN 4 "a.
sy.a ~ what iH our loss is her eternal
MN n0w The portals, Of heaven are
aad long loud peals III heaven.
~ Teieoming her home. Chords
lAe sslsgete sweetness are lightly
.Pale hageFs, while two sainted
,ncs.11I angelic sister to the throne Of
SoAMuNIcArED.
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-ADMINIsTNArona NorIrn.

E EpTERS Of administration having
been granted TO &c undersigned.
Sheriff Of Madison County, accord ng
70 the Statute, on the estate Of Elisha
Cockerhams deceased. atihe Nov Term.
l848, Of The Probate Court OF ssid coon,
W all persons having claims against
said estate viii como forward and make
imm diaie paymeG and all persons
pRVinga claims against the same will
present them, illegally authenticated
within the time prescribed BY law, or
they will. be forever barred.
-o " $ BAILEY, Sheriff. NC,
July IA, lB4B 44-6t
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44eroM TEXAS
.a ID hs steamer aal'', ,o'r
si,ss,5n papor' Of ,h' l7'h
.r,yoiding dates rom ' '
ihs following;
Rnea has commented pub,
s.-isu of ihs negro thieves and
1900 IN Washington county.
"a. J. Grgg says that ne
a,ps nsgros,O Galveston Oy oF-
4iSeis BOrsD, to be delivered to
81 Il lhe prime movers in the
81 was TO pay two hundred IN
J, s.oO 10 spurious, for che delly-
..arg. Agcry has rented the
y. Galveston, and Bill Short was
The elan had a mint for
...y d ths Rio Grnnde river, above
Il. money is to be conveyed to
ii deposited in the Star HOtel'
m. cIsn wsretO get i a fifty
4. aoIItr IN good money. There Is
\ aood coin in each dollar; i 10
nssuIt 10 detect it; he also states
mixed with good gold the differ
NJ : observed even BY himself He
4. 4. GLOWING persons as being at
4. KIM. Wm. Hewett. Geolge Car
n. Cor and Nathaniel Greer. James
w. ~ The father Of oil, and took
i lind Of villainy that was COM
I, dsp, though he was opposed to
,.,.ss from The fact that they could
an. Short was Mr., McLaughlin's
NJ maa. Ara Harris, poor fellow
MN .han IN Of WI handled counter
NJ Ill HE life, but never passed any
lbo,s belonging to the clam"
,.oDIs on the Colorado seem to be
in regard tgihs removal of the raft
has 90 long Obslructed the navigation
bsautiaf river and retarded the pros
N tbe fertile country upon its banks.
|luslin Democrat says:
crops in This portion of the State are
rby iae this year, promising q heavy
The sane we learn from the papers of
i may b said Of those Of that Sec
M
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LA
10y virtue Of a Deed or Trust execu-
- ted to me by John R, Grigsby, on
the 18th day Of April, IR4O, TO c q to
Ben. S. Kicks The payment of a certain
note for $1,000, described in said deed as
due on the lst day Of May, 1910, with
interest from the l4th March, 1910, /
will, on the 25th day Of August next, on
the premises where said Grigsby died,
about eight miles Southwest from Can
ton, sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following named negro slaves, viz.
John, now about 80 years Of age, and
Jack, now about 35 years Of age. The
title to said slaves is believed to be good,
but selling as Trustee, | will only con.
Vey such title as is vested in me by said
deed. DIS. GOODLOE, Jr. Trustee.
Canton, July 28, 1849.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

MlH1S0N, County,
By THE PROBATE CoURT OF SAID County,
August Term, 1849.
VTNHE estate Of George F. Heard, hav-
ing been reported to and declared
by said court insolvent Notice is here
BY given to all persons having claims
against the estate Of said deceased, to
present the same 10 the undersigned,
On or before the I'd Monday in March,
1850, or their claims will be forever
barred
By order Of the court.
J.. T. CAMERON, clerk.
Aug. IS, 1919. 49-6m
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Dry GOODS.

' @lsII respectfully informs
1 * ssglc that he has taken the
IasrsoS sas . side Of the square, op.
lss sg Hotel, where he Is open!
IpIS W well'selected stock Of
III NJ FANCY DRY GODS,
~ sell low, 70 suit the times.
aa, s. MAYER.
aOss. 5l-tf
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.adnNiMtstrMtor.,s Nconce.

ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted 10 The undersigned
Sheriff Of MadisonC County, according to
the Statute, on the Estate Of Mary
0ockerham, decd, at the No. Term IT,
AZ ofthe Probate Court of said county,
All persons indebted to said Estate viii
Ocme forward and make immediate pay
ment; and all persons having claims
against the same will present them, lei
gally authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
W s. BAILEY Sheriff M. C.
July Ia, l849. 44-6t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A az ~ 4S
UY virtue Of an order Of the Honora-
- be Probate Court Of Madison coun-
II, Mississippi, made at the June Term,
1849, thereof, we will on Saturday, the
22d Of September, sell to the highest
bidder, on a credit Of twelve months, on
the premises, subject to the widows dow
er, tho following described lands lying
In said county, as the property of Ste
phcn Cowart, deceased, viz:
South west quarter and vest half Of
southeast quarter, section 29,-and east
half Of west half Of northwest quarter,
section SO, township 10, range 2, east
Sale to take place in legal hours; the
purchaser giving bond and security.
THOS. RUSSELL, Amir.
MARY COWART, Adm'x,
Canlon Angnst Il r 1R4q. 4P-52
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Canton, August 10, I649. 4g-
Good Land for Sale

IA NY person wishing to purchase the
n best farm 10 Madison county, q
about 400 acres, well improved and well
tImbered, would do we'll to call and e&.
anime my premises, Eve miles West Of
Canton. There are other lands adioin-
ing that can be had very low; and ! gocp
A. G. ALSWORTEf.
inly SS, f84e, 4e St
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Hadnoa C0uag

MADISON C0UHig-
BY the Probate Court Of said County,
July Ierm, 1919
10y John B. Howcot Esq, Judge Of
~ Probate, in and for The COUNTY Of
Madison and Stale Of Mississippi.
Notice is hereby given that On appli-
cation 70 me By Paschal Rose and Luz
cinda Jane Rose, his wife, Or said county
who claim an undivided part oil the
personal estate Of William Noble, late
orsaid county deceased, now IN the hands
Of Robert Tucker, Administrators thereof
II have nominated Figures Low, Bcnt,
s, Kicks, Ricb'd II. Winter, aud ThOs,
Ballow, commissioners, 10 divide the
said personal estate into equal shares
between the parties entitled 10 distribu-
ton thereof, and unless proper obiect-
ons are stated to me al the term Of said
Court, to be held OH the second monday
OF Oct, next, at the court house in the
town Of anton, in and for said county
the said F Low, B S Kicks, R Winter
and Ballow, will then disappointed com
missiOners 10 make partition Of said per-
sonal estate as aforesaid
Given under my hand this l4th day
Of July, 1649. aa
JOHN B. HOWCOTT,
Judge Of Probate.
JulV. IA. t9Aq. AA.-Qu