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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-09-26

y Mona SCuooI. We were highly
! gratilicd 10y a vi,ii, last Thursday. to the
public school at Blows Falls, under tho
charge Of Mr. =. y GoopsrL1. The
schoolhousc itself is a model Of taste.
ncatncss aud convenience and shows the
citizens of Bellows Falls to possess q
more lively interest in their schools. and
q nobIcr public spirit. than those of 9TH
or villages in the state Their school.
house is new, aud cost about $4,000 -
No better is to be found, we believe, in
any part Of New England.
Mr.. GoopsrLL's experience and sue
C css as a teacher, and lis manifest fit.
hess aud capability for the work, make
his selection as principal Of this school
(Which is On the system of gradation)
emincntly appropriate. Earnestly sec
ondcd in his forts, as we truit he will
be, BY parenl' and by friends of cduoa.
ton there. the school will be- under his
charge, a model one.
The good order and decorum Of the
scholars. aud genera readiness and in.
telligeuce Of their rccitations. were spec
iall Y noticeable. Tie exercise in vocal
music (undcr the direction of Miss
Conant) was most interesting We also
made Il brief visit to the subordinate
departments, under the charge Of Miss
Pratt and Aliss Arms. where a large
number of intelligent and happy faces
seemed to at test the interest and salts
faction Of the children. and the excel
lcncc Of their discipline aud training.
Rev DR.. MANsER Of Bennington aud
Row Tnos. ]. NANDoLru Of Brandon.
were also present with us. and made some
appropriate remarks to the scholars. They
were highly leased with the appearance
Of the school aud with Mr.. Goodsclls
merits add skill as teacher
-Wheu will the people Of Middle.
bury, and of the other larger villages Of
this county, do something worthy Of this
noble exam lo II is high time that
same movement should DO made towards
answering this question.
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LIZ One of the finest horses on OK.
hibiIiOn at Rutland, during the State
Fair, was the four years old Black Hawk
Stallion from a Hambletoniap Marcy
owned by q. Nearing, Esq of Orwell,
which took the first premium in the class
from 4 to 7 years old, ii is fast trot-
ter and beautiful horse.
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E~The T,odics' denart,n

@Tho Ladies' department of the
Fair-thc "Floral Hall'-wo hope
will receive that attention which the
universal interest itexcites would seem
to encourage and demand. From all
parts of the County, we trust there
will be good presentation of Paint,
ings, Drawings, Flowers, &c. Let
those interested look to it at once.
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lpisu REcKoNiNG The Brandon
Post says:
In reading an account lately Of a
emmy Fair in impoverished ireland.
we lind at it "si.ccc@ acres densely GOV.
cred with Horses, Cattle, Sheep and
SWINE
We're they standing or in layers, Pat.
rick
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committees, it is expected, on the af>
ternoon of the first day Of the Fair
All articles or animals therefore should
be promptly on the ground, before
noon Of Wednesday.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-09-26

Is Exhibitors at the County Fair
should bear in mind that the examina-
tons are to be made by the several
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County Fair.

All entries for the County Fair MoHhi
be made as carly as the day previous il
possible. Entries, however may be made
at the Socrctarys sllicc near the en-
trance to the grounds. until noon, the
first day Of the Fair
Managers and Committees are request
cd to meet at the office within the en-.
closure. at oHe o'cIoch. p NJ Of the first
day--Wcdncsday. \ fuH at'ndaucc
is earnestly solicited
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One Week Later from Europe.

The United States mail steamship
Baltic. Captain Comsiock. from Liver.
pool 10 y NJ Saturday, s,h inst. ar.
rived at New York port Wednesday
night. Her adyices are week later
than those previously received
The war news is unimportant. No
new moyeinen, had taken place, and the
time for assault is as remote as ever.
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cir Rruigtrr.

T~01"~--7~|---'--'---17>.----
VI IDDLEBCRY SEPT. &c. 1855.
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" MASSACHUSETTS. 1.-The Republican
convention at Worcester, last Thurs
day, nominated Hon. Julius Rockwell,
of Pittsfeld, for Governor, by vote
of 42G to 395 for Gardner and IS
scattering. Simon Brown, of Concord.
the present incumbent, was nominated
for Lieut.. Governor. The Democrats
and " Liberals " (Anti,Maine- Law
men) have united on E. D. Beach, Of
Worcester, as their candidate for Gov
ernor.
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is earnestly solicited.
\ NEW LrAGrr.-The Manchester
N. ll.) american says ; " We are in
possession Of the facts concerning a new
secret league which has been formed in
this city, aud in other places in this
State. ostohsibly to oppose the prolbi-
tory liquor law" Further particulars
are promised.
-Iherc Is reason to suspect the
existence Of such league" elsewhere
than in NewlIampshirc, Temperance men
IN Vermont may rest assured that the
rcPcdl movement, believed to be alrcady
successful in Maine, is TO be followed up
wherever prohibitory liquor law exists.
The doings Of our next Legislature DtaV
show some unexpected developments.
10 y venomous sheet published
at Woodstock, whose bite is harmless,
and whose assaults arc complimentary,
recently made certain gross misstatc-
ments as to the election in Cavendish,
and particularly as to Lieut. Gov.
Fletcher, which correspondent from
its O'rn party promptly corrects. We
understand that Mr., Deane has given
up all intention of coptcsting the seat
o.r.,,rA NJ, 4
titicate. The correspondent above re,
ferred to says:
"The thrust atLieut. Gov Fletcher by
your informer, whoever he may be, for
his course in this election is not war
ranted by the facts, is unwise and un,
just; he, Fletcher, not taking any more
decided or different stand than score
of Others that miuht he named -
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papers
adus A will
tered into for supplying the quantities stated at such hes as h'
public but the pv esrrvd
either KIND, should be
qued, such deemed
Samples Of each kind OF each bid
proposals samples be transmitted office post
aseo other
proposal signed by the individual firm making
pnund the
(and but one pree' OF eath description of per
be delivered such place be
designated good free of all and
peasr and subject Inspection
all respects
proposals will be furnished this office pet-
applying for them aud viii be into consideration
IN SUBJ ,antiaiIS agreeing herewith.
approved Will be r,quird and
plying article, iaue supply ths quapuy
wi be CONSIDERED oauon
Eacn bidder Is rqud . urn sb with bis poas asc
evidence biz abiy execute IT, ard proposal
Bies wa, sue VIII b. rrjrcted
will Of
Printing, Capitol of Init states,
dorsed, Proposals for Supplying Paper y
A c. SEAMAN,
Superintendent Of Public Pointing.
Jan 27--5tawd lInt Sentinel, & star
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pursuance law, FRANKLIN PIERCE, P'e-'deu, q ~
Used states Of AasfeA, 10 hereby declare snd make knosr
bat pubic viii held yuies Ausvsrl the
s.e of Mi-ssrri . mmsnens ga aonday tas go
ions - ahd bea.rs odd ersrrs whs ~ er- oa
hs sAlss Mlsss-rr salvei aoabls
pe q Two dofsrs sns MY cents pei ste A. provided :,
pse y s sei Of g. "a n. ~ m & NV WE say.',,sd % G % e Ss
queniy Withdrawn unit further notice to ,e
posed rai,sa nom bsadoH ., ssas,as ey - e soes Ne
ie private Entity date of said ~hdfawai
sepsmb" lei, suaird IN tue und'rmsntoned "@h hip
Sor.A of e, aud Of iAs cAoetap s.srida.
Towuhip four, of range hirern
Townei,ys three four ass AID 81 /" range iaar'eeS
TownhI res, Jour fre 81 and ey a, of range sixteen
Townships fss. "a q ssren o tange seventeen
NoIce also hereby gvea a, lands situated outside Of
not saes s.ol,d 70 nvas ea,,y as sve stated which viii
atjet dollar nd ,~cny 1--WE o.
the a,aauaroa Of kuen., iesl fowins
y ubiet losoa aud after Monea, nateea
day 81 Marca mex, 10 wit
district Of ands SUBJECT sale AususrA MISSISSIPPI
North cf the base hns and east the Choetav @eridian
Tawnships three, Jour, flee, range
To~nship- thrus, four aud u range hren
s~s .e q s 's s ''d 'Ss q range 'I's''
r'wUrh,p ta'ee Js"r, aud yhss, OF Iangr sixteen
Townships tree four III and rsr, Of a'se eighteen
Ia the dc, oiIands subject TO safe at braoros ALASAsA
Nsst o tAe base s, ana Of As principal eriaaan.
TOWNSHIPS siA"ehs W
Twnps thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, ren, aud serneen, OF
three
thirteen, fourteen, teen seen and seventeen, Of
Townships thirteen and fourteen, of range Ave
Tbs townships hIein desgnaed letters wholly within
the heeu ae respectively each of said
d aud those IN italics pirty within said limits, az desig
mated diagrams which vii be furnished rrsp.cnv.
Offices Commissioner the General Land Once
The lands will - Sold subject the rgat Of srsn,ed by the
2Uih September ls5V for said noad
Ing hudr each side heref; aud therefore
witch include the will be- sold
III. wall b. offered pbc sale IN the der In
which adven-e will be tor sum
admit OF Offering all the lands, but not exceeding
applications make entries of the lahd
offered pblc sale proclamation with be received
Unnl after close of the wrecks
Given hand the city OF asington, this seventh
iay February Ammo Domns thousand eisb hundred and
hny-nve
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
Ions WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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United states Patent once,


I'M the penton OF James NJ Putnam, administrator
Putnam, deceased, OF New Orleans Louisiana
extension patent grai.d the
9Th of May, io for
distractions from mouths OF
on the 6th day Of May 1885,
II 10 ordered be heard
Monday, The 23d Apni IL O'Clock,
nnnhrd appear aud show
why said pc,,on o be granted
Persons opposing the extension required file in The Paten
Office their objections, specially forth
days before the day OF bearing Al ied
to be- used the said hearing taken
piicaon.
The testimony
deposons, and other relied
flied In the Office before morning
suments, II any, within DAYS hereafter.
Ordered published the Uniou
and Evening STAR Washington, D. C. scienthc
igan, New York Evening Argue Philadelphia Pa
Cncinna Ohio, week for weeks pre-
the 23i OF April the day ef heasipg
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. Sfditors of abnse will please copy,
their bills Patent oee, containing this
an lt-law3w
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EapTIoN CLAIMANTS

Under the approved 81 March, e entitled Ar
extend Iabis certain settlers therein
above
toned odd numbered within six mites each
OF a,,ant aud paid ot
doar and y before The day hxed
March, 1884,
lied f'f the islt.f lands reserved tor railroad
prior Ia rarafw
captions the of public lands
aud paid for bee day liked tor the public sale Therefore
under ,h of Sd March, is5
date aioin The uf 9Th Marco, 1874
e,nt.d
I7ih march, 1854, ihr outsd
oft IN
day required establish the
and receiver m the land office and n.akt
paymen, therefor the nix by law practicable
this aud before the appointed for h- pub
claimed /, otherwise claim be foriri-d.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
Feb g-lawl3w Int and Starl
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u.,,sa state. Patent Once,

Wh'NlNEf"h, 'ahUtfN
IN the petition of Long Goes, Worcester. Mancbores
" praying for u. II graprd his
th day ~ Anr iss Improvement tp wcrche
tr seven from of said which
place on The t6h d.y of sp'ii 1875
II y ordered than the heard Patent 0ce
NondnS the I'd day ~ April 1855 at II ooek, and
a persons ntihsd chow "
Why snld p"unon uush' b. granted.
rfsnn- "prng the extension required h IN the rntant
Fe Their ohl'cinus -peray forth least
say before he day ~ heanos al testimony 6ied by 81 her
~ 'r used NJ tire said hearing anj usnsid
pi,csron.
le'9 aepo.ons ard eihsr rcl.d testimony,
must be MED IN The ohee
arguments trsny, within tea days thereafter
ordsr~d Also 'ht MS notice ~ puhhes he Unnn nici'
frnr. ana tvenins star, Nashinrloe Evrppr pii
adrre'a fennsvsns; scientific smsncrn. New yrs and BE-
ton Post, hoets, Massachusetts
weeks previous the ID day Apt next he,rns
CaARrEs NASvN.
Copamissisn-r of Patents
sEdors Of the above papers plras- copy,
their bills 20 .c Patent oaiec with containing this
Jan l2-iaw3w
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Marshal,s sale,

IN virtue OF (acia issued
the District Of Columbia for the county OF washn
public
OF February OF
said couny Ia ocock following properly viz Al
G, right interest,
undivided equal paris Ave bupdred dollars S0
prrmsestai NJ lot
No. (7'} square 49i, adjoining g.
onins twenty feet Pennsylvania running
full depth OF said lot all Of lots Nos TO- H. par,
lot No H. in said and adjoining said lot
twenty ect north street. and running back right
north full depth said ip
lar the buildings and herron squae
Of Washington. District Of Columbia seized
upon ths properly Roger G. WeRhtman, satisfy
Judicial No March 1885, in favor Mary Barney
Maxwell Woodruff, her " friend =
J. ID. HOOVER
Feb 6-dr2ethFeb Marshal for the District OF Columbia.
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THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE
SECOND k1niBIrIos OF THE
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute

VIII take place Washington,
the 9Th Of February, 1855
THIS Institute founded 3 August 1851
and Of Manufactures, Commerce,
the Mechanic aud Useful Arts.
The contributions the Exhibition already
The made grand The hal
and oter OF the Institution
purpose admirably adapted therefor and supplied with
eryhng conducive the safely
haors and vsers while the approaches from all the
have been greatly improved.
Persons twenty Of and friendly % It's objects
be admitted membership this Institute
Of fourteen and thev be admitted
ber The 'ormrr required imitation of ST.
81 Thereafter; and The latter
~ per year Their afsr.
School DESIGN, junior
members charg. per four months.
AL members entitled the privileges the Exhibition
Members tickets member lady, a
chdren wife a children;
junior junior one
Oier required To for tickets follows:
Single admission p
Seas ticket convertible into membersnip 50 0,
Genlemans ticket, single. 81
SEASON "
The office of the superintendent the Exhibition the northern
main the Smithsonian daily
m until ), where all business connected with his
win receive prompt Written
should aise be addressed To the undersigned
THOMAS C. CONNOLLY,
Jan 27--eoa Superintendent.
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holders who desire
must residing The limits of
knowledge the riore minister enpotenay charge
appointed Of the United
country proper officer
town,
therein fesng the United States, the acknowledgment
Of public
appointed governor Of Virginia. is sufficient In
the certificate must be delivered
q. W. CLUTTER, Auditor Public The Commission
s. II. PARKER, Register. of The SINK
GEO. W. MUNFORD sec'y Commonwealth. } ing fund.
RcHsosp, virginia, December 81, 1854
3I-d3m
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON.

Pian for the Current Year
THE i open, every subscriber OF s. so will en-
4 itied
L. An im,ression Of plate, by J. T. Wilmore A. r. A from
the original picture by j. j. Chaon, r. A., "a Water Pauy;
H. volume containing thirty
iecs from Lord Byron's poem OF. Chidc fsS3d y,
IT. The chance allotted a,
The general meeting in April, which will iut = e.
The right select for himself valuable
the public eShibi,ions.
statuer,es Majesty Horseback by r. Thays
eycrot
copies bronze. from orisina model r.
on, Of The eary OF the Duke OF Wellington Madridn
staiusttes Porcelain ar Pauan.
Proof Impressions H.
The original picture by r. r,h n The Three Rows -
from Molere's F." Bourgeois On ~
Honorary secretaries fr Washington M.ssrs Taylor Maary
pookseusr. ~ July ~
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mo. 52s.l
Notice OF the disr"ntiauance Df the United
iaod Offices JEFF rsonv ne, SinceIlnes, and
amaze, Indiana.

Notice 0v the dtsrrntissuunce Of Untted a
innd Offices at JEFF rsonv ne, Sinccnnes, and Ma
amaze, Indiana.
NDER provisions of second Con-
approved JaBa ~, $780, winch ttha
the quantity public lands any die
shall duty secretary Treasury d
dcnBunue tir Ia ofhcs Tor such dtrici
such shsN
oi land ofcr the hnii he snci sal
land offices conyerien
land Office shall hsve ooinued whib
the ires~ory shall hoc ~ AID
Secretary
hu Treasury situated III.
Saiss, the
pnscid 10 hum
ded housan when his opinion
qared by public
in a under
that sutj dJune ", s41, and iaah dns
t the % eabh he Rome Department." approved Marcia
1919:
Notice accordingly hereby gven, that
the and tfcers NIsCssEgs,
thst the land dtcs reatued one
hundred the seeftGry The Inferior
probation te pTeaeat hn dif~ct that the
Ninotssrs nnd wrsasAc, IN Indiana
be t-cnnnnned, lands nnsth
dscearnnauce be m suh al
AsarpLI-, the seat of goycrnn.t ne ot ssid state.
Land remaining snsold aud by law,
private entry within bads - dscn,nn d
viii be subject hereofpr sBces nom
The date nf the etlt h notice by
and the laud officers
pf The WHICH trey will be prepared
for any lands Al 10, OH
JOHN WILSON
Commissioned Of the General Land oaee.
Jan s1-3s~6v fssr1
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IBsForsd asrsnseae for tsasetisosta.l eAanses Of As
1.s.
FpHE completion ohio wheel
ins and cesmbus, uanns. dors BY shor aad DIR
9th Of W
aud Noh aa sou~es gives his oaie greatly increased I'D
20 bnns travellers IA that direction on ana alef hon
day, November a. ir5s, the trains will b. follower
ron THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast daily will IN each direction Fs; the mail
camden irstead OF ooclotkt
heeofe (sHespt sunasy al hsrng at 10
heretore, and through Whet"s ia about ~
hours, reaching there a ~ - Tits ua,n ~ stop at wan
Johns Run Cumberland Pi.non RO Osicshus, New
burg Fsueaan Fafniagon Cameron, and hoards'o oy tor
with ie o. the Cena ono road f Ga
hrdge, Zsseyr Nevada Columbus Ciuenna Louisville Day
saniusSy faedo Detroit ndanspons chcag3 :. Loais
lrasng Baltimore ~ mo nal uain van seh o
while by the train y arrive
being krp but one night Q" me route e
Cleveland and all intermediate
With the trains upoa e ti.ve
land AID Putsbu when uavlgbe
wheeling aad wsvJe, by leaving baltimore
n.,u,aoy the ,,a,ns leave Wheeling follows. The express
Al fl as IN. reaching Baltimore az ], D.
tickets BY boat from wheeling for Cincnoa Madison
Louisville, ST Louis and oh~r liver e.s ~i be sold az all ues
Nhsn oi water viii admit
Through tickets Baltimore and Washington and all ihe
important cities and ia the West are sold at the ucke ONCE
OF the company,
FoR WAY PASSENGERS
The ma train, leaving Camden station, viii aka passengers m
Returning, leaves
Wheeling u 49, mldngh Cumberland al 10 10, ni and az
The fnd.riek Frederick
diate places viii 4, daily texcep sa"da arriving
arriving a Baltimore at IL 81, Eoon.
Tae Ellcuu's Mills accommodation will be run daily (e1cep
SuBds,s,l MS follows;
Leave Elicous Mills at 80, and 9 80 D. m
Dec ii-df
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TBE New Yors Mncsl Review contains snualy
dted pieces ef hes,s~
suciR. and enisrts,usE rrsdnR Wsk
by Lowell Mason. praricHi
Teaching. dornH long AND
pdu'ous so'hr ard her - ",
Aincsi Hssav a eny dinr
ar&inhs shs advance l. the rsas.
n invited pub
.sd fousshy Speci@-n copies rcr u i've e.n'.
" postage stamps.
address, poe, paid, Mason ~ Row York
FEB IL dim
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ths % nc wi eS so~~s
payment ~ The Subscription h. made .asa.e..
Dssans subscribers oesy letiet psts
~hieh ~i' he - ~. ~
transmission
TAs COUNTRY fArER l. puh-n~s ~ ~r,sy aanns ths sss
"oa@ - S""ssoss, and scni ~essv during lhe
sneeetpeo~- o' period less year be
sefms psopofnoasd 70 the annual rates
@f osraAsrsss sasnos.es a, .e, =. auy ....s "a :,
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Trains foious
EAVE daily except SUNDAY, and 81, and and 5.
II
On SUNDAY, at ., a. and s.
Leave Baltimore at ~ aud " a. a., and and m,
On sunday, at Al, a. and B,
The connexions with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the West
a by trains leaving nj q, a. M, aud 3,
For Philadelphia and New York and sx and s.
For Annapolis, atek, m, and 5, p.
For Norfolk, at .,
T. H.PARsoNs, Agent.
Particular called requiring responsible
cooI wish road
necll -
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Proposals for furnishing Paper for the Public
Printing.

SUPERINTENDENT FuHLIc PRINTING,
Washington, Januar, Vs. 1855.
IN pursuance provisions entitled
VIDE the public printing sc approved 26
sSs srnld proposals viii be Office the tapo
18th March next, oclack
furnishing following and descriptions of writing
nyrtf
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Redemption Of vississla six rsr Cent. Dsbs.
THE Of o~as esrueess cf debi Issued by the
Vagina, rsdroiabe hu oth Of March, 1914,
eesedins nfte-n Will
TAD eo,s"sioasys tao sAis fAd CREATED BY
Virginia, passed the oib
March, 1855 WIN the nsi day of Apnl, ic5
said cerncass The oi the Commonwealth
The Of said certificates required
surrender the al the once ~ scoAd
auditor surrendered The
cease that day
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will
precious unless bills
Dec i7-itf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11
Anttion5.
COUNTRY SEAT AT AUG

o. COUNTRY SEAT AT AUC- an.
E8,,. TONI shall sell, on THURSDAY, the esfS
IL llth day Of October inst, At O'Clock NJ, -
on the premises, that valuable estate, known the
"BUsH FARM" situated in the centre of Boylston,
miles from Worcester, containing acres Of choice
Land. well divided into Moving, Pasture, and Wood
land, well fenced with Stone Wall and easy Of access ly
ing each side of the road.
The Buildings consist Of a large DWELLING HOUSE.
buit IN the best manner and finished complete in every
particular with Barn. and convenient 0ut-buidings, sup
pied with never failing water. Sail land is in high
state OF cultivation, aordng abundant crops the past
son II Is well supplied With Fruit with Grove Of Rock
NAPLES IN roat of the mansion, making one of the
desirable situations ever offered in the market.
PUBIC conveyance to aHd from Worcester, daily.
Ierns h0eral aud made known at sale. For further
information inquire the premises or Of the subscriber
4+l nam ST., worcester. EZEKIEL DANIELS.
% dt0Il
o. COTTAGE AT AUCTION.-W be
hs,,,, sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY, Oct IL
.s4szA. at O'Clock P. NJ, thorough built COTTAGE
Containing rooms, with Lot containing 5000 feet Of
land, stocked with Fruit Trees in bearing state and
never failing Wen of good Water, pleasantly situated on
Chandler St. few rods from Main st. affording a rare
chance for any one wishing TO purchase being centrally
located between the Post Oce and the mechanic shops
in the south part of the city.
Terms LIBERAL and made known at the sale.
DANF0RTH BROWN, Auct'r.
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