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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-15


fE fEEE subscriber ofers At Private SALE, ali tho
4 following described valuable Real Estate.
situate in Bedford Township, Bedford County, adj
joining land of George aeghari's heirs and Goo
BiddIe. continuing 2l5 acres of good iimestens
land, i55 acres cleared ana under fence, and in
high state Of cultivation the bSauce being talusbl,
timber-25 acres good meadow. The buildings ara
good
log dwelling House
good bank Barn, spring house, ard other ont build
ings, also good Saw Aiii, and apple e-chari Of
2o0 trees, $50 OF which are Of the best grated
heit, and never falling spring cf good water neae
the door. Also, another tTAct Of lsS acres of
timber land, adjoining the above. Also, tract Of
Mountain lana, containing 2.S acres, lying conve-
nicnt 10 said farm.
IERAS , made 10 suit percbasers, and one thous-
and dolas Of the Ist payment Can remain in tho
property if desired by the purchaser
Possession wiIi be giFea on the Isl day Of Aprt
next, ii sGid before the 10th day Of March next
Persons desiring to purchase valuable far.n, at a
great bargain, sill 10 we'll 10 Gail upon tbs undes
signed resting on The property.
JACOB BIDDLE.
Feb 8, l66l-i
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NNMCE.

4 LII persons knowing themselves in Aehted to the
II estate of Jonathan Horton are hereby notified
that the books, notes, &C., are in the hands al ]
W. Lingenfelter for collection aud that salt w; l,
brought against all who disregard this notice
OLIVER HORTON.
Jan. 5, 1861. Admir-.
A large assortment of Clothing for sale ehesp,
N at Shoemaker's store
GHETLAND WOOL, ail coIors, at Dr. Aarry's
- Dec. 81, 1860.
EssENCE OF COFFEE at DR.. narFy,s.
IL Dec 81, 1860.
VNINSEL ZEPHYR al colors q; Dr. uarss's.
L Dec. ii, 1850.
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STATEMENT of moneys due to the County of
Bedford, on the 7th day Of January A D. 1861.
Abram Snowden, Cumb Val. 1864 $50 10
j. A. Nicodemus, M. Wood'by g T8 20
John Dasher, fIopewell 1850 so 56S
john A. Osborne. Broad Top 1857 70 80
James Smith, st. Clair 548 OF
Lemuel Evans BroadtoD 1858 227 0S
John Morgret, Cumb. Valley l09 "A
SoIonoR Steel, HopewcH rs 20
Jared Hanks, southampton q 81 20
J A. Nieodemus, Wood'by NJ. :" 122 IL
Isaac Mengel, Bedford Bor. 1859 81 %.
Joseph Evans, Broadt0p 50 lBI AZ
J. B. Anderson, Cunb. Valley g S3 OIL
David Miller, Harrison ss A 4S
Vim. Young, Hopewell g % %
John Gillespie, Juniata :. 29 %
George Rhoads, Liberty 1l5 "A
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BEDFORD cOU-rTY SIS.

The undersigned Auditors OF said county, DO
hereby certify, that in pursuance OF the Acts OF
Assembly, IN such cases made aud provided,
they mel al the Colr, House. IN The Borough OF
Beitord, and did audil and adjust Tie accounts
between William Shaier, Treasurer OF said coan-
iy, Tor the year 1860, as contained III the tore
gong statements, and that we have exam ued
The foregoing account oi money due TO aud owed
by said county, and that We have found Ihe same
TO be correct, witness our haHa aud seals,
lais the Ith day Of January, 1861
JAMES c. DEF0RE.
DANlEL FLETCHER,
GEORGE BAu1HAlAN,
ATrEsT Auditors.
j. w. LIHGeNFELTER.
REPORF Of the Auditors Of Bedford County, 10
The Auditor General, January 7lii. 1861. Wm.
SchaeF, Treasurer OF Bedford County, in &C
count with ihe Common wealth oil Pennsylya-
nia.
Treasurer. Dr..
Tax on Real ana Personal Estate
Aggregate amount Of said tax onisland,
iug at Iaei settlement S7662 SO
Aggregate amount Of said tax assessed
Tor He year 1850 SI27 30
Amount received on unseaed lands 3li ~
Amount due Treasurer Sch4fer l3a
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One Cent Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber. living in South
Ia Noodberry Township Bedford County, on the
26lh ut., Aaron Bose, boy about eleven years
old, bound to me to learn the farming business
This is to caution any person from trusting or
barborng said boy on my account as / will pay no
debts OF his contracting. The above reward viii
be paid for his delivery but no thanks.
CHRISTIAN SNOHBERGER.
Feb. l, l861.-c
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BEDFORD COUNTY SIS

The undersigned, Audi
tors o. said county, do hereby certify, tkst in
pursuance of the Act of Assembly in such cases
made and provided, they met at the Court
House, in the Borough Of Bedford, anu did
audit, and adjust The accounts between William
ebater, Treasurer Of said county, aud the Conn
m2uwealth OF Pennsy lvania, contained 10 tho
foregoing statements.
v ltue$s our hands and seals, this 7th day Of
January, 1861.
JAMES G. DEVORE,
DANIEL FLEfGHER,
GEORGE BAUGHMAN.
Ates,.
j. W. LINGENFELTER.
February s, 1861.
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DIR. j. c. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.

B. F. Harry, Bsdford Barndollar& Son, Bloody
Run; G. B. Amiclz, St. Clearvine; J. Rreneman,
Woodherry; Geo. Gardill. West End J. +. Gel
iyn, Schesourg and by dealers generally.
Sept. 2S, 1860
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

LALUCI
r FILTERS testamentary having been granted to
H. the subscriber, living in Middle Woodberry
Township, on the Estate of Joseph Kefgy, late of
said Township, decd; all persons indebted to
said estate are notified to make payment immedi-
ately, and those having claims against the same
will present them properly authenticated for set
tieinent4 d. 5. L0NGENECkER,
Jan. IL, 1861 Executor.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-15

II ERosENE OIL, the best article at Or. Har-
M ry's.
Dec. 81, 1860,
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NFRs. HALE's RECEIPTS for the million at
IFA DR.. Harry's.
Dec. 2l, 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06

From the Bulletin Of Monday, Juue, 3, 1861 ]
Fight at .Agui Cresk-.Agents Of NaPO-
leon IN the South Union men in East
Tennessee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06
Sr. LOUIS. Nav sLP.M.

The Evening News Of to-day has The following I'm
portant item When the McDouald Habeus Carpns
case came up in the ) district court Gen Harney
made return that Capt. Mcdonald haG been removed
to Illinois and was now in the military command Of
Gen McClellaEd, that Harney had never had the
body Of the prisoner under his control that he con-
seq1ently was unable TO produce him, etc. Gen II
further stated that by orders from Washington,
dated May 10, bat only received yesterday, he had
been removed from his command in this quarter End
had no long any power over the distsict.
IL is understood that Gen Lyon succeeds General
Harney.
The steamer Black Hawk from the Upper Missisip-
pi landed at Hannibal on Wednesday with 800 Nor
mons On their way 70 Salt Lake City. They are
mostly from England. Other delegations are on the
way and in few weeks it is thought there viii
be $500 Saints the route to swell the population
Of the city Of Salt Lake.
New York, SI.-The special to the Tribune says
there was a movement Of troops nesr Alexandra in
consequences OF rumor that zen Lee was approach
ing IN force.
The prizes brought to the navy yard yesterday are
valued at over $4,000.
Il is said that with the 5000 troops near Fairfax
there is 100e0 negroes in the capacity Of servants
and laBorers Provisions are scarce and the pEiTa-
ton falls first on the the slaves.
Col Butler returned to Fortress Monroe bearing
the following letter Of Instructions to his brother
WAsHINGrON, May Both, 1861.
SIR Your action il regard to the negroes who
came within your Le5 from the service OF the reDes
is approved. The Department is sensible Of theem-
barrasment which must surround officers conducting
military operations Ia STATE by the laws OF which
slavery is sanctioned. The Government cannot re-
cognixe the rejection by any state ef its federal OBJ
legations Among these federal obligations, however
no one can be more important than that Of suppress
ing and dispossessing any combinations assembled
for the purpose Of OverthroEing It's whole constltu
tional authority While therefore you will permit
no interference By persons under your command with
the perons hired % service under the laws Of any
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06
VILE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY. JUNE 6, 1861.

state within which your military operations may b
conducted, which rcmain under the control Of suoi
armed combination from surrendering to their al
legged masters any such persons who come Withir
your lines and you viii employ such Persens ia ths
service to which they viii BE best adapted keeping
al account Of such service.
Among the effects seized at AIexandril are Letters
Of great Importance which found in tho Senti-
nel Office, showing the By which the secession
! Of Va was brought about. some distinguished
politicians implicated and the letters show be-
yond dOabt that tho ordinance Of secession was only
\ passed By fraud
The Herald's Baltimore dispatch says there arc
10000 troops at Harpers Ferry and plenty Of heavy
artillery at every assailable poiEt.
Gen. Batter was reinforced yesterday By 2,oo0
! troops.
The Times Washington dispatch states that there
5000 troops at PoIat Of Rocks The troops there
are much demOralized, but will make q desperate
fight. There we're indications Of an intention u
evacuate the post, but ne could get positive in
formation
They expect an attack from the West and keep a
sharp lookout every night. The men are sleeping
their arms.
Louisville, 3l.-Immsnse quantities Of freight for
the South is going Nashville By railroad. Il is
rumored the transportation Of goods viii be stopped
on Monday.
The exodus Of Southerners northwaEd is impre-
cedented and is partly attributable to the stOppage
Of boats on the Mississippi river It is rumOred also
seeians WI. advance into Ky and lake possession Of
the road.
Tbs Union men Of KY are deteEmind 10 permit no
aggressions from any quarter.
The Memphis Bulletin announces the arrival Of
Beauregard on the Goth, TO take command Of the
Western division Of the Confederate army.
New York. 3l.-The Commercial special Washing
ton dispatch says two captains Of the Mass. troops
at the Relay House have been placed under arrest for
extending their pekets without authority.
A Post Office has been established at Fort Pickeus
and letters will be taken by Government vessels.
The 9Th regiment leaves for this P II.
The Pest special Washington dispatch says pre-
partitions aIe evidently making for forward move
ment Of the Government troops. They are all under
orders and ready to march at moments notice. The
probable object is a sudden concentration upon the
rebel forces in Va.
A party Of so rebels have reached Baltimore from
Harper's Ferry. They are BaltmOreans. Gen.
Codwall has an eye on them.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says all is
quiet at Ft Monroe. $50 negroes wero at The Fort
and the number was increasing.
The Star says nine rebele were killed at SeWRPs
Point in the recent conflict also that the rebels had
stopped work the entranchments at Manassas.
$4,000 soldiers were concentrated in Western Va.
-Four companies Of the District Malita have crcss-
ed into Va. Aith six days ratiOns.
In the Wheeling district the Union candidate had
1900 maj. In the Parkersburg district 10000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06

TELEGRAPHIC.
lFron DE BuII.tin q Thursdar, lIaz so.l

From the Bulletin Of THURSDAY, Nay sO.l
Harpers Ferry nearly stGruea out-.More
bridges destroyed az Ka.-S0,000 troops
at Cairo to attack .Nemphis-Lieut
Slsmmer at Washington. Pirkens all
Tight-CoL Fremont to command the
West-TTaitors at Richmond in dis
tresS-ITaitorS resigning-- Government
doubtful tChether to hang or exchange
traitors Traitors retire TO .ManaSsG
Gdp-Gen Harnsy to be sent east
More Union men driUen from No
Farnhdm TO command The Zouaves-
18th NJ Y. mustered out of serUice-
Col Kelly takes GratiOn--Jef DaUts
sick. Hope he'll die and SaUe hsmP.)
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06
From the pulIetln o. rrlday. Nay 81

The .McDonald Habeus Corpus case
$500 Saints baund for Salt Laks-Let-
rof instruction to Gen Bltler-LetterS
of great Importance seized at .AleraB.
dria-Beauregard drri0ed at JMemphis
Mine traitors killed at SelreIL'S Point.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06
- be Bullesln q -, .,ane 3, -

tFsOm the BulleEin Of Tuesday, June 1, 1871
Gen. Lyon fakes Command in the Vest in
place Of Harney-Death Of ''.Eokn Pc
MIR, ,"-CiUiI Var unavoidable IN East
Tenn-Death Of Sen. Douglas-Skir-
mash at Fsirfar-COI Fremont bring
ing 10000 rifles from England.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-06
ST. LOUIS, Juus srd, An

ST. LOUIS, Juue 3r5, A. u
Brig Gen. Lyon has assumed command Of the
military department Of the West in place Of Gen.
Harney, relieved.
Col F P Blair has been appointed sommandant az
the arsenal. CsPt Gee Il DERBY Of the 5 corps Of
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE news from Eu"
rope at the state department is understood to
be emnently satisfactory. Official dispatches
corroborate the impression given by the tee-
graphic reports already published in tie news
papers. Unofficial communications from loyal
citizens OF the United States residing in Paris
and London say that in France Prince Napol
con has cast off all reserve, and declare that
the insuueclion cannot prevail, and other let
ters say that secession is dead in France or at
least that it gives no signs OF life.
Count Piper, the new minister resident from
Sweden and Norway, had his first audience OF
the secretary of stale to day, at the depart
ment. Ii is officially communicated to the
government, that the selection of this dstin-
guished statesman-a ineal descendant of
Count Piper, identified with the glorious his
tory Of his country, in the period OF Charles
XII. of Sweden-is designed as special mark
Of respect and good will Oh the part OF Sweden
toward the United States 1t is not unlikely
that the government OF the Unied States will
make some suitable recognition OF this action
on the part of Sweden.
An order has been prepared officially in.
forming the army OF the retiracy Of Lieut..
Gen Scott, and embodying the letter in which
he states his reasons for this voluntary act.
The indications are that Gen. Buell. will be
assigned to the command Of The department OF
the Cumberland, to relieve Gen Sherman
who will probably return 10 the army of the
Potomac.
Gen llallcck has not as yet been assigned
to position, 1t is believed that he will re
luaiu here TO become thoroughly acquainted
with the general plans OF the COmmandern-
chief, whose policy appears to be- while acting
with a view to the good government and eff
cheney of the army, to render his appoint
ments, changes, and transfers, entirely agreea
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
RECEPTION OF COLONEL BAKERS
REMAINS.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 7.-Colonel Bakers
remains reached here at half past one O'Clock,
in charge OF a committee, who were received
at the depot by Mayor Henry a procession
was then formed, composed OF two regiments
of home guards and a large number of distin'
guisho.l military and naval officers. The pro
cession proceeded to Independence Hall. where
the body will lay in state. The ceremonies
were conducte.. with great solemnity and
pomp.
The military portion of the procession com
posed OF the first and second regiments Of the
home guards, and Col. Gregory's regiment Of
Pennsylvania volunteers. The City Greys
acted as body guard. The pail bearers were
Maj Gen Patterson and Cadwailader, Brig,
Generals Reilly, Peasanton, and Patterson,
Colonels Jones and Dare, and Major Smith Of
the California regiment. a number of officers
of the army and navy were present Capt
Hicks, Of the California regiment, who was
badly wounded, also attended the funeral.
The streets through which the procession
passed, were crowded with spectators. Thou.
sands Of people this evening visited Independ,
ence Hall, where the remains Of the honorcd
dead have been placed at the feet of the statue
Of Washington.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA letter received
tonight from Darnestown says the latest relia-
Bile information irom the Virginia side of the
upper Potomac induces the belief that the reb-
els are strongly reinforcing their posts and for.
tifcations at and around Winchester, as well
as on their river frontier, fearing a simultane-
Gus advance OF Gen. Kelley from the direction
of Romney, and of Col. Geary from Sandy
Hook. Some persons estimate the number OF
rebels at Winchester as high as $4,000, while
it is known that their forces at the river posts
are being increased daily. Recently they have
resumed firing on our pickets, but this mode Oh
warfare has not yet proved very sanguinary
nor successful to the assaiants. The letter
further states that during yesterday the Poto-
mac river rose so high as to compel our pick
cts 10 forsalle the low path OF the canal, so at
present there is no danger OF either of the con
tendius armies crossing in force.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

New YORK, Nov. Gen. Scott has de-
cined the tender OF an escort TO the European
steamer, Saturday
Washington special dispatches state that
Assistant Secretary Fox remarked this morn
my, that he did not expect to hear from the
great naval expedition this week.
The steamer Harriet Lane is at the navy
yard, having returned from the fotila below,
for the purpose of being purified
The chamber Of commerce has resolved to
memoraize congress for the establishment Of
Il mail steamship line between San Francisco
and China. 1t also IT solved to mcmoriaize
he canal commissioners, for late closing OF
canals and early rcopeniEg in the spring.
Arrangements are being made for military
reception OF Bakers remains.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
FRoAr TEEE SO uTET.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. An armed rebel
steamer has brought into Charleston the briggs
Betsy Aun Wells OF Maine, Michael and Fen.
nessee, aad six others. The privateer Sumter
is said to have been captured TO the leeward OF
BlrUadues.
The rebels stated in Richmond that five
hundred and sixteen vessels have run the
southern blockade since the 15ah of MAY.
The Little Gazette says that Suou Borand
has been appointed brigadier general
The Louisville Journai is credlb!y Informed
that in the counties south OF Green river Gen.
Buckncrs men within Ie last four or five
days have stolen or seIzrd from six to eight
hundred wagons.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
cru sorDTEKs IN NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. 7.-Col. Devens, of the
Massachusetts fifteenth, accompanied by his
ouarternlaster, arrived here to night Ell route
10 Worcester, and is the guest OF Col. Frank
d. Howe, the Massachusetts agent.
Preparations are making for the reception OF
the Massachusetts twenty. third regiment, Cot.
Kurt, by the Sons of Massachusetts There
will be dejeuner at the Astor House to the
officers, at which Rev. Dir. Tying will make a
welcoming address Hon. George Bancroft,
aud several other distinguished persons, VIII
be present Col. Howe has appointed the Ioi
lowing gentlemen as narshals OF the sons
battalion Capt. Samuel Hathaway, Capt. y.
ID. Ashley, Major j. W. Currier, DR.. L. Willis
Fisher, and Capt. w. IL. l.. Barnes The Sons
will meet eaiy Saturday morning at the pier
to greet their brethren on their arrival, and
escort them to their quarters. There will be a
large turnout.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
GALLANT EXPLOIT IN SOUTH
WESTERN MISSOUKI.
Vigorous NIovem men ts.

RoLLo, Nov. 1.-The following is cores
pondence OF the St. Louis Democrat: "T'he
expedition under Col. Dodge which left here
few days since in quest of eX judge Freeman's
band OF maurauding rebels, took possession OF
Houston, Texas county on the 4th captured
large amount of rebel property, and several
prominent secessionists, including some officers
OF the rebel army. A large mail for the rebel
army was also captured containing information
OF the position of the entire rebel force in
Missouri Capt. Wood with his rangers has
gone forward 10 Spring Valley to route the
main body of Frecmans band stationed there.
Capt. Stevens, who left Springfield Tues
day morning, has reached here, aud reports
that our pickets were to be extended beyond
the old battle ground at Wilson Creek, the
advance guald OF the enemy having retreated
from that position. Their advance guard at
that point numbered 1900 strong.
Gen. Wymau had been appointed provost
marshal of Springfield, and our lines were
strictly guarded, no person being allowed to
pass west or southwest
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
ArrAIRs IN MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. IA letter from an officer
of high rank, in Springfield, the 9th inst,
saws the army was quiet and in good spirits
that there was no enemy near, and that Gen.
Hunter had no expectation Of battle at
nresent. 4 dispatch from Gen Fremont,
dated iu camp near Quincy, Mo-, Nov. 9th,
saws that he will be in st. Louis, Friday, ac-
companicd by 408 men.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
DIED..

In Ftchburg Oct 80 Mrs Rachel wife OF Liberty Part
ridge, Si yrs mos; 3st Mrs Olive, widow Of the late
Jams Holiness Is yrs mos; Nov 2 CharlesH Davis u
yrs limo; Mrs Catherine, vile OF John III Car pcnter IS
yrs q mos.
In troy, Il, Oct 81, DIR Charles Whitman Whitney,
70. lie the second of DR. Isaiah Whitney, nat
tive of Harvard and for many years resident Of nge,
n II. His mother daughter of DR. Chas Whitman of
Stowe, who the son OF man by the same name,
also physician whose grandfather-a physcian-came
from England aud Of the immortal passengers of
the MayfOwer in 1920.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
MlsCONsEN ELEcTION.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.-Later returns show
large democratic gains. Racine county-usu-
ally giving a thousand republican majority,
is reported TO have gone democratic. The
result is close and doubtful.
The tenth regiment leaves for louisville,
next SATURDAY.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
FroHrING nEL0yy CAIwo.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA special dispatch from
Cairo says the expedition which LIeIt hore last
evening, it was supposed for Columbus, are
having warm time. Heavy cannonaiiug has
been heard here for the last few hours. We
expect to hear moneniarly of the capture Of
Columbus.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
LATEST NEWS.
BX TNIHGRAEd
TO THE W0R0ESTEB DAILY SPY
NEWS FROM THE NAVAL EXPEDITION
No Damage-successful Landing.

BosroN, Nov. Gov. Andrew, this fore.
noon, received reliable intelligence from Wash
ing:on that the great naval expedition wealth,
cred the storm, and has made successful
landing, where is not stated
A letter was received in this city, yesterday,
from a naval officer of high rank in active sci.
vice, which says ;-"Before this reaches you
we shall have landed our men within twenty.
five miles of Charleston, and hope to march
thence upon the city"
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08
October %, 1861.

Worcester S.. Probate ONCE Oct. p, A. d. 1861.
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordered that the petition
give notice TO all Others interested therein to appear
at Probate Court to be holden at Worcester, the
first Tuesday of December next by publishing copy of
said petition and of this order thereon in the Massachu
sets Soy a newspaper prnedin Worcester three weeks
suCccsSvey before said Court and by serving Elizabeth
A. Upham, the Guardian therein named with like
copy fourteen days at least before said Court that they
may then and there show cause if any they have why
the PRAYER of said petition should not be granted.
Attest: CHAS. Il. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

New York, Nov. IA small boat was
upset in North River, this forenoon, and four
intoxicated negro seamen were drowned.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE propeller Hunter
was burnt This morning loss $40, 900 Two
deck hands were lost.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-08

WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
w November s. lS6l-To all persons nterestedin the
Estate of JOHN PARSONS, late of Sutton deceased,
GREETING.
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday OF December
next to show why the instrument purporting to
be e last will and testament of said deceased should
n6t be apprOved and the Court orders service of this
citation by publishing the same in the Massachusetts, spy
nS wat CHAS Z. STEVENS, Asst Reg