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Petition to Sell Lands.

nN the 18th day of July 1882. Anna KanHa
" and Urs Kansig. as the Administrators IT
the estate of John Gugger deceased, fled IL tie
office of the clerk Of the court Of Common pisas
within and for the couaty Of Monroe and Sts.sr
OF Ohio, petion to sell the lands and teBsnnents
of said decedent TO pay his Ieb,s, to wit: TweE-
,y-five acres of land in the north part Of the south
west quarter of section ls, township 3 and rshsS
8, the same being bounded on the north by Tsuds
of George Stephen, on the east by 'andsos Jossptt
link, on the south by tine lands Of BENJAMIN,
Hornman. and on the west by the lands Of Adam
White; lying and being in said county Of Monfos.
Elizabeth link and Jacob link her husband, OF
the State of Wisconsin. who are made defeadmss
to said petition, will take notice Of the pendency
of this proceeding. Anna Borer snd Jacob Bofef
her husband, and Christian Gugger snd jacob
Gugger minors. are also made parties defendants
to said petition An order viii be prayed for st
the next Term OF said court, thae dover IN sid
premises be assigned stcOrdins to law. and that
the same premises be sod subject 10 such dover,
to pay the debts Of said decedenr
SINCLAIR b Grey, M
July q, 1852. Solicitors for Petitioner.
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him to crafty his own will withou. refer.
encs to law, or equity, or truth, or justice!
Is such an Office given TO a man to DO
used for himself and his private friends,
and chums, and allies! lsitgiven to him
to enable him to enrich one lawyer and
break down others? To increase the
practice Of one lawyer and ruin that Of
Others! Is it intended for private preju-
dice, favoritism and partia'ity? Or is it in
tended for the great interests OF Public
Justice! If the latter is the case, we must
demand little higher qualification in those
whom we elect to important posts.
Most Respectfully,
CONWAY.
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StHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of an order
- OF sale in Attachment issued from the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and to me
directed, will offer for sale, at public outcry, in
the town of Wood.feld in said county, on
Wednesday, the 25th day Of .4ugust, 1852,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock m, and o'cIock
m, of said day, the following described lands and
tenements, lying and being IN said county, to wit:
Forty.seven and twenty three hundredihs acres
of land described as follows: Beginning at the
south east corner OF tract of land which Jacob
Bare SEN purchased from Samuel Mcbride on the
twenty. third day uf June 1880, thence with said
line two hundred and tifty-two rods to the section
lne thence north with the section line thirty rods
and three links, thence east two hundred aud fifty.
seven rods to the Ohio river, thence down the
river thirty rods and three links to the place Of be-
ginning in section twenty three. township one OF
range three in the Marietta land Dist.ict, in said
county, (Appraised at $Il50.) And also the south
east quarter Of the south west quarter Of section
four township two and range four, containing for.
ty acres more or less.
Ordered TO be sold as the property OF Bail
Rhodes, at the suit of John Lankard, ct al.
July2l SO SO M. MORROW, Shf.
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SAMUEL H. GUTHRIE, Rn,h Brown, Han.
- nah Windland, John BtowA, Alexander
Brown, Beniah Brown, Perry arossn. Beojamn
Brown, Isaac Brown. Joseph Browoc.. Ei,;sh
Brown, Benjamin Whittem. Perry Nb!ttem,
Hannah Whittem, Msriah Whii,em, E'izafAfh5
Whi,tem. Tobitha Whittem, Mary whi,teT.
JosIas Written. Jacob S.arky. Perry Whit:em.
Elizabeth Whi,tem. Alexander vsaittem. and
Aiice Written, will take notice that On the nFst
day of July. A. d. 1852. J. A, 81 c. Day.t
enport & Co., fed in she court Of Eor,tndh P'ess
of Mon,oa County Ohio. o BIZ 10 ONastety'
ssai,is. yoa me object and rfatsf Of which is TO
Obtain an order fron said court Tor the ssss Of the
south east quarter OF he north east garter secl
ton No. l3. in township s, Of rsnse Q, la ssid'
county Of Monroe, for the satisfaction of'a mort
gage helby the said I. A &c. n. Davenport & Co.
on said premises and you aud sAehpl you' will
further take notice that upless gcu appsss wiibin,
sixty days after the next Term oi said spufs, AID
plead, answer, or demur to said Hi,l that q thsf
next Term after ,heexpirstion of bald tissg tAys.
the said j. A.. & G. III. Dsvsnpctt = Co.. w5R
proceed 10 take the matters Of said BissSeaufspl ]
.ed, and ask said coust to decree thsseonss
ingly - @ - - So s....a :
HoL EIsTKn, Or ky 3 10 kmsrDd
July Z, 1852 'sita s, their suI>
,sa., nys Esfp
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Notice in Partition.

VNTILLTAM RAPER, John M. Raper, Hally
w w. Raper, Elizabeth Lewis and L. D.
Lewis her husband, Joseph Tuel, Mianda Tuel.
SusaDnah Tuel and John Tuel, will take notice
that partition was field against them on the 18th
day of August, 1852, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, by Robert Raper,
and is now pending, wherein the said Robert Ra.
per demands partition Of the following real estate,
to witt the west half of the south east quarer of
section 81. township 1, range 4, containing 80,
acres also the south east quarter Of the north east
quarter Of section "a. township l, range 4, con-
taning 40 acres: also the east half of the south
east quarter of fractional section "a, township l,
range 4, containing 60 and 55 hundredths acres:
also forty Eve acres and sixty four perches in the
north east corner of fractional section 33, town.
ship l. range 4, also four acres in fractional sec.
ton SO, township /. range A, beginning at sugar
tree corner, thence N. % degrees west, IS per-
ches to stone, thence west six poles to black
oak and sugar tree, thence south 2l degrees east,
81 poles to a stake, thence north % degrees east
81 poles to the place Of beginning. ~
And that at the next Term of said Court appli.
cation y i'll be made by the said Robert Raper fol
an order that partition may be made of said prem.
ises. ROBERT RAPER,
By HoLLIsrER, OKEY l. HoLLrsrER,
August 2bth, 1852. His Attorneys.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. IS.

STA lE OF Uf1lO, NUN hOE CoON 90.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 18th day
~ of July 1852, Jesse Smith, as the Admin
istrator with the will annexed of the estate OF
William Pierson, deceased, filed in the office OF
the clerk OF said court petition TO sell the lands
OF said estator to pay his debts which said lands
are described as follows, to wit: The north west
quarter OF the north west quarter OF section III, ,
township 6, of range I. containing 81 acres and
33 hundredths of an acre, more or less, lying and
being in said county. To which said petition the
following named persons are made defendants:
Margaret Pierson of the State OF Virginia. the
widow OF said testator; Eliza Ann Hutcheson and
Robert Hutcheson of the county of Monroe afore-
said; Benjamin Pierson, of the State of Virginia;
the said Eliza Ann Hutcheson. Robert Hutcheson
and Benjamin Pierson being heirs Of Samuel
Pierson late Of the State Of Virginia, deceased;
Richard Person Of the State Of Arkansas; Perso-
cia Burris and Thomas Burris her husband of said
county Of Monroe; Phebe Smith of said coun-
ty of Monroe wife of said Jesse Smith; William
Pierson of said county of Monroe; William p.
Calvert of the State of Virginia, son Of ALICE
Calvert, deceased; Sena Gregg, ALICE Gregg. Lydia
Gregg, Anne Gregg, Pierson Gregg. John Gregg
children and heirs OF Mary Gregg and Benjamin
Gregg her husband, now both deceased; and
James w. ShankIand, John NJ, Rownd and Sam
uel H. Rownd of Noble county, Ohio Said pc.
rition will be for hearing at the next October Term
OF said court, and the said nonresident defendants
are hereby notified to attend, as the petitioner will
ask that dover be set off to said Margaret Person
the widow in said premises; aud that the petitioner
be ordered to sell said lands TO pay the debts of
said estate. SINCLAIR & OKEY,
July 81, 1852 Att'ys for Petitioner.
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Partition,
William Pool,
vs..
Dennis Pool, et al.
NN7 NJ. POOL, Charles
w Pool, Thomas Pool

w Iooi, AuoWas Tooi
Isaac Pool, Richard Pool. James Hutchinson,
Sarah Stewart, Mary Cline and John Cline her
husband, Nancy Cline aud Elias Cline her hus.
band. Dennis Hutchinson and Amanda Hutchin-
son, Of the County of Monroe, and State ot Ohio,
and Adam Hays, Isabella Steel. Thomas Steel her
husband Nancy Williamson and William William
,on her husband, Elizabeth Williamson and James
Williamson her husband, and William Hays, OF
the county of Tyler, and State OF Virginia, and
THOMPSON Hays, william Hutchinson, Hezekiah
Hutchinson. Isaac Hutchinson, Nancy Martin and
Thomas Martin her husband, OF county unknown
in the State Of Indiana, will take notice that pc
tition was filed against them. On the sth day Of
August. A. d. 1852, in the court OF Common
pleas Of Monroe county, 0ha. by William Pool.
and Is now pending. wherein the said William
Pool demands partition Of the following rea' estate
situate in said Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: The
south west quarter of section fourteen, township
three, and range FIVE, containing l66 acres, more
or less; also part of the south east quarter OF the
north west quarter Of the same section, township,
and range. containing ten acres, more or less, and
at The next Term Of said court, applicstion will
be made by the said William Pool for au order
,hst partition may be made OF said premises
BY WIRE & MITcHELL,
Aug. II. 1852. w." His Attornsys
. u
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Mr.. EDIToR-You will please announce
CHARLES WELLS,

Mr.. EDIToR-You will please announce
CHARLES WELLS,
of Ohio township, as candidate for District
Assessor, for District No l, composed Of Swift
zerland, Salem, Ohio and Jackson townships.
District No. 2-Sunsbury, Adams, Green and
Center.
JOHN STEWARD.
Mr.. EDIroR-You will please announce the
name Of
SAMUEL BLOWERS,
as a candidate for District Assessor, in the End
District composed of Sunsbury, CentIe, Adams,
and Green townships.
District No. g. Malaga, Seneca, Summit,
Franklin and Wayne.
JOSEPH BIGLEY.
MATTHEW DOUGHERTY.
CORNELIUS SULLIVAN.
9J- We are authorized to announce
JAMES JOHNSTON,
OF Malaga township as a candidate for District
Assessor for District No.. 8.
s5- We are authorized to announce
WOODMAN OKEY,
of franklin township, as candidate for Distric
Assessor fDr District NO. ).
District No. 4-Bethel, Washington, Perry ant
Benton
RUFUS w. BARNES.
WILLIAM DOUGHERTY, Jr.
JOHN L. HENTHORN.
LEVI D. HUTCHINSON.
gJ- We are authorized to announce
JACOB DRUM,
of Perry township, as a candidate for the offic
Of District Assessor, for the 4th District.
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0ALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
- COURT.-On Saturday the 4th day OF Sep.
tember, A. d. 1852, between the hours of one
O'Clock and four o'clock P. NJ, on the premises,
will be sold to the highest bidder. the following
real estate, as the property of Adam Henderson,
deceased, to wit: The south west quarter OF the
south west quarter of section No 80, in town.
ship No. 2, of range No s, in Monroe Qormerly
in Washington) county, Ohio; subject to the dow.
er estate of Isabella Henderson, widow OF Adam
Henderson, deceased. Appraised at $50.
TERMS OF SALE-One third in lrand. one
third in six months. and one-third in one year
thereafter; deferred payments to bear interest from
day of sale, and to be secured by mortgage on
the premises.
ALEXANDER BELL, Admir- Of
Adam Henderson, deceased.
BY DAVIS GREEN, Atty. for Pei'r.
July 2S, 1852.
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DIED Thursday, the 18th! inst, Of dysen-
terry, ROBERT w., aged about IL years, and
on Sunday, the 22d inst, Of the same disease,
SARAH ELLEN, in the 4th year of her age,
children of William Sinclair, OF Adams township.
--On Wednesday, the 18th inst, OF dysen-
terry, MARY JANE, daughter of William and
Margaret Henthorn, OF this place, aged year
months and II days
-In tlhs place. on the same day. of dysen.
terry, MADISON, son of Marshal aud Sarah Nor
row, aged months and ii days.
-In this place, on Monday evening, the 23rd
inst MARGARET ELLEN, daughter of Mary
and John Linger, aged about 10 months.
-In Antioch, on Friday last, Of dysentery.
LETITIA, wife of Henry Johnson, aged
years.
-On Sunday last, near this place, OF dysen-
terry, ARTHUR McKEOWN, aged about "a
years.
oh Thursday last, JAMES FRANKLIN,
son of Arthur and Nancy Okey, aged years, 3
months and 5 days.
Thus another lovely and innocent being is no
more. Death, the pale messenger, has becksned
him silently away; and only those whose misfor-
tune it was to lose him, know how much purity.
how much gentleness has passed from this to a
happier world. But their loss is his gain, and
sThere is vvice which sorrow hears,
When heaviest weighs iife's CALLING chain;
IT'S heaven tina. whispers, DRY thy tears!
The pure in heart shall meet again."
[COM.
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s.%ss sssss PsIj,, E. Ds1., Of Pabates

vs.. Pehh0n 10 S3f S'eaQ.
The Unknown heirs of vNo tine Vnaoowr
Samuel C. Davis. decd. Il hers and 'fgs'
Of Samuel c. Davis, deceased:
You are hereby informed, that on the 20'h day Of
july. A. d. 1852, said Administrative filed her
petition in the Court of Probate OF Monroe couH-
iy. Ohio the object and prayer of which pei.ion
is to obtain an order a. the expiration OF fooe
weeks from the date Of this rsorIcs or AZ soon
thereafter as the mother he heasd. Tor H,e -.
signment OF dover to said Rachei Dsv'H widow
of said decedent, in and tor the sae the Ioowing
real estate. situate in said Monroe County, (of
which said decedent died sceized) or so Tuch
thereof as may be necessary topny the aeots OF
said decedent, TO wit: Tbeeast half Of the north
east quarter of section twenty-five, .ownshio t~o,
and range three. ,
RACHEL DAVIS, Admr's. Of
SamuelC, Davis, deceaseds
July %, 1852
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A nnounce m e n t s

eFThe Congressional District Conven-
ton will be held in the town of Barnes
Vile, Belmont county, on
Wednesday, September 1st.
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HTLRICH KELLERS' ESTATE-Noticei is
u hereby given, that the undersigned hiss been
appointed and qualified as Administrator Of the
Estate Of Uhich Keller, late OF Monroe county,
deceased. JOHN YENNI, Admit
Aug. ls, 1852, ''"'
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2O2 Acres,

of first rate and about one-hs'f Of which s rndsT
cultivation, being mostly Creek bottom. On the
premises are two dwelling houses. a barn. stables
and other out buildings. we'll Of excellent wsrer.
and stons, coat in abundance Tin vein opeaed
near the house.) The lumber is p'tniifa. aud es-
cetient. aod of easy access Those wish'Ss 10
invest money in an excellent and pleasant ssFin,
will do well by attending the sale
For particulars add a view Of tie r-ssiises,
call on George Lers,ey on the place. .ornr
HARRISON MESSfE, -
July y2f, 1852. Admir- oiep. Lemey, decd.
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nErITION for partition. The said defendants
will take notice that an the 2lst day OF AN
gust, 1852, said Hannah Moore, filed her petition
for partition IN the Court of Common Pleas OF
Monroe County. Ohio, in which she demands one
tenth par, of the east of the south west quarter
section 27. township 4, range A, lying in Monroe
County Ohio, to be set off to her, and the widows
dover to be assigned. Said cause will be for heat.
inp at the October Term Of said Court,
ARCHIBOLD e. DAVENPORT,
August 2lst, 1852 Solicitors Tor Petitioner.
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Farm for Sale.

yEyHE heirs Of Peter Lemlay. deceased! viii
Il. offer at public sale on the 4sh day Of Sep
TENDER next, at O'Clock, the ;arm on which thy
decedent lived at hs death. The tarm lies on
Captina Creek within mites Of the OHIO F.ses..'
and contains about 1850
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
JOHN B. NOLL.
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
THOMAS MCMAHON,
no. We are authorized to announce
ATVUyT NsoNATATND

Vyr We tfe duIHUTIZtu 70 u1ItIUuHCe
DANIEL O'CONNOR,
as a candidate for the Office of County Recorder
Ma. EDlroR-For ressons not necessary to be
given to the public. have concluded to with
draw my name from the list Of candidates for the
Office Of County Recorder. To those friends
who gave me assurances Of support, return my
most grateful Acknowledgements.
Yours &C.. w. W. JORDAN.
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Mass Meeting of the Democracy of Monroe County,
will be held in the town of
Woodslied, on Tuesday, August S1s, 1852
Several distinguished Speakers will be in attendance
to address the People, and amongst others
EEN. LANE.
The Marion of the Mexican War, and Delegate in
Congress from the Territory of Oregon, and
DIR. E. B. OLDS,
One of the most entertaining and effective Speakers in the
Union Come up then, by thousands and let us have an
oldfashioned Democratic Rally worthy of our Cause and
of our Nomnees-PIERCE and KING.
August l8.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. IS.
Hannah Moore.

US.
Rebecca Moore. Charles
Moore, Thomas Moore,
Keziah Moore and her
husband William Moore.
Elizabeth Pilman e. her
husband Thomas Pitman,
Rachel Pitmau, ahd her
husband Elias PitmaD,
John Moore, Barbara
Moore. and Benjamin
Melott assinee Of 1'imo-
Thy and Isaac Moore
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BALTIMORE, Aug. %.
rain storm has considerably damag-
ed the railroad to Philadelphia. Heavy
washes exist from six TO seven miles from
Baltimore. The travel is suspended to.
day and tomorrow.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. %.
River 33 inches and falling. Weather
clear and warm.
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FOR CONGRESS

FOR CONGRESS.
Mr.. MoRRIs-Announce the name Of
WILLIAM OKEY,
as Candidate fer Congress in this District, for
one Term; subject to the decision of District
Convention.
Mr.. EDIToR-Announce the name OF
WILLIAM C. WALTON,
as candidate for Congress; subject to the deci-
son Of District Convention; and obIige his nu-
meIous friends.
o- We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM WOODS,
of Belmont county, as an independent candidate
for Congress.
FOR CLERK OF THE COURT.
HORACE HOLLAND,
SELEY Y. MASON.
JAMES MITCHELL.
ISAAC SMITH.
JAMES R. NORRIS, Esq.-Please announce
STEPHEN PANCOAST,
as candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the court
of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, and obfge
MANY VOTERS.
90 We are authorized to announce
GEORGE H. DAVENPORT,
as candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the court
of Common Pleas of Monroe county.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
JOHN B. NOLL.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
% We are authorized to announce
RICHARD CLEGG,
Of Seneca township. as candidate for the Office
| of County Commissioner.
Mr.. EDIToR-Please announce the name of
HENRY FORD,
as a candidate for County Commission. and oblige
| his numerous friends of Summit township,
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[By Telegraph
New York, Aug. 2,

New YORK, Aug. %.
The Atlantic arrived here this morning
from Liverpool. There is increased pres.
sure in the money market in consequences
Of the fishery question. Napoleon Bona
parte son Of Jerome is coming on tenn
porary mission to Washington.
Tripoli affairs are settled. No bonn
bardment. England asserts that Austria
will keep her eye on Kossuth.
The fishery question is discussed in the
English papers with amiable feelings
The London Times attributes the diff.
culties to extradition and catering fol
Irish votes in the approaching elections
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FOR DISTRICT ASSESSORS.
District No l--Switzsrland, Salem, Ohio and
JOHN FISHER.
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will attend in person or bv my deputy, for the
purpose of receiving Taxes, a. .he usual Place cf
holding elections. 10 the several Townships in .ha
County, at the following times and places, TO witty
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Just Onaned,

A Splendid and New Assortment of
Cambria and Swiss Edgings and Insert
ings.
Cambria and Swiss Wrought Collars and
Cuffs.
Cambria aud Swiss Wrought FIouncings.
LACE Wells, Children's Wrought Waists Linen
Wrought Pocket Idkfs Luce and Muslin Under Sleeves
and Inside Hdkts etc Also
HOSIERY AND GLOVES. Mohair Mtts of more
than Forty different patterns.
LACE, Gmps, Fringes Buttons, Brads etc. fur Dress
and Mantilla Tr innings and thousands of New Fancy
Articles t. numerous to menticn.
Our Mr.. Myers has spent upwards of three weeks in
selecting the above stock, and we are confident that
ne of our customers will regret having given us q
call, as it is main oc to satisfy any and all who
ma, ivor us with their patronage; and many of
Goods purchased at the late French Auction Sales
in New York, for Cash, are enabled to sell 25 per
Cent cheaper han AM other house ~ this city.
MYERS BAMBERGER & ROSE NBLATT,
New England Fancy Store, 2GO Main Street,
apl3-d Neat Worcester House.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL %. 1859.
iREAL ESTATE.
Farm for Sale.

ENHE Subscriber will sell. or exchange for Real Es-
Tate IN the city Of Worcester, a Farm Of SO acres
IN the westerly part n Shrewsbury. abont 81 miles from
the Court House, the old road Shrewsbury. II
the Farm owned few years since by Levi Howe, and
now occupied by Peter Rich Jr II is desirable place
for one wishing to raise vegetables far the Worcester
market, the soil being well adapted to that purpose
For luther particulars enquire Of Peter Rich Jr. on
the premises, or of EDWARD EARLE
worcester, LIST Month. 1862. a jan29 -dawtf
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For Sale or Rent.

A new House on Pleasant street, near Col Abbott's
convenient for three families II applied for soon
@lii DC 'od with about 10000 feet of land Also the
Cntiing House in New Worcester, with anon, tlree
acres Of land, aow occupied by Pulaski Bacon AIso
small Farm Of lboH 90 acres with an unfinished house
upon IT, about OF mile west of said Cntt ng esale,
neHr the Jones Farm Terms very liberal Apply 10
p. G. BACON,
mdIotlt -4af No. Central Exchange,
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House Lots for Sale.

4 NJ, and near Main street, near The Dread Institl,e
~ The above is worth the at ention OF those wanting
machine shop e -
Also one lot OF two Acres, with House and Barn and
is the best location on the Leicester road
CHESTER HUBBARD, No. NAV Street
Worcester. March o. 1852. d6m
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, SIS.
AT Court OF Probate holden at Worcester on the sixth
day April, A. ID 1852.
TTPoN the app ication Of HORACE DE WITT
- SMITH, of Ok o'd, in said County for a change
of his name due public notice Of said application hav.
ing been given.
Il i. now ordered and decreed, that the id Horace
De Witt smith NAV take, and shall hereafter be cal ed
and known by the name Of HORACE SMITH DE
WITT.
And is further ordered that he copy Of this
decree t" be published three weeks successfully in the
Worcester Daily spy, newspaper printed in Worces
ter, within two months from the date hereof
TH0S KlNNICUTT, Judge Of Probate
copy. Attest CHAS. G. PRENTISS Reg
epl4 d3w