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Cooking and Parlour
S TOVE
Rice f. Miller

HAVE for Sale, at the Store
"a a lately occupied by the Hon. DANIEL
WALDO
JAMES, PATENT COOKING STOVES, No.
and 2.
Do. do: do. with an open Fireplace, adapted
particularly to the use of small families-for
S18.
Do: PARLoUR STOVES, with Cast-iron
Doors.
Do. do. FRANKLIN STOVES, No. / and Q.
WILSON'S PATENT PARLOUR do. three
sizes.
PLATE STOVES, suitable for Meeting houses.
BON do. No. and g, for Shops:
r. & M will soon have the smaller
sizes of Jamses's Patent Cooking StOres, and in
tend constantly keeping on hand general as
sortment of the most approved kind of Cooking
and ParlOr StoUes-all OF which win be sold
as low as the Boston prices.
Worcester, Dec. &c, 1921. CIV
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In Sutton, on the 18th instant, after Distress
ing illness of months, Mrs. Sarah Morse,
wife of Mr.. OTIS Morse, aged 23.-Dwing her
last illness, she manifested degree OF calm
ness and resignation astonishing to every be-
holder. Notwithstanding she was surrounded
by numbers of weeping friends, she was neE-
er known to mingle tear with theirs, but, on
the contrary, exerted herself to comfort and
console them under the affecting bereavement;
giving directions for the performance of her
funeral obsequies with unexanpled composure.
Her character, from her infancy, was such as
every female might glory in aspiring to, though
few indeed are capable of attaining to SO high
degree of perfection. Her natural sweetness
of temper gained her the esteem and admira-
ton of all who were favoured with her ac-
quaintance. Well may her weeping friends
exclain, in the language of the poet
Oh, she was nearest heaven of all on earth
| knew;
And all but alteration was her due:
Printers IN NeW- York and Maine are request
ed TO anSert thas death. I.
Hearsey, aged 70.
At Middletown, (Conn.1 on the 14th inst.
Timothy Southmayd, Esq. Cashier OF the Mid
lhs
In Claremont, IN. H. on the 18th inst.
Mrs. Caroline Jarvis, consort of Russell Jarvis,
Esq. and daughter of Hon. Josiah Dana, of
Chelsea, (Vt.)
In Alstead, IN. H. on the 13thinst. after
an illness of about four hours, Mrs. Lucy Wood,
wife of Mr. Benjamin Wood; aged 70.
At Hinsdale, IN. H.) on the 14thinst. Mrs.
Sarah Parker, wife Of Mr.. Timothy Parker,
aged "a.
At Wendell, (Mass.) Mrs: Mary Green, con-
sort of Hon. Joshua Green.
In Putney, (Vt) Capt. John Showers, aged
In Amherst, IN. H.) Mrs. Abigail, wife Of
DIR. Samuel Curtis, aged 80.
| On board boat, on the Mohawk, Henry
| easier and Robert M'Master, sufocated by
sleeping in tight cabin with kettle of burn
| ing charcoal.
In Elliot, in the Choc!aw nation, Oct 10
Mrs. Judith c. Williams, widow of Mr.. Vii.
liams, assistant missionary Mrs. w. was for.
merry Miss Chase, of Cornish, IN. H.
Near Cahawba, (Alabana,) Daniel Loring
Esq. aged 40, native of Leicester:
In Washington city, tie Hon. William A
Trimble, Senator of the United States from
the State of Ohio, aged 81.
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Real Estate for Sale.
HVO be sold, by order of Court,

VHSO be sold, by order of Court,
"A on Wednesday, the 9th day of March
next, at eleven of the clock, in the forenoon,
at the house of .Merrick Rice, Innholder, in
Brookfeld, in the Comfy of Worcester, at
Publck Vendue-
All the Real Estate belonging to DAM
TEL B. GRosvENoR, late of Brookfeld, afore-
said, Esq. consisting of an excellent Farm,
containing 40 acres, more or less, with a
Dwelling House, Barn, and Out-Houses.
.aLso-the Estate formerly owned by
Mr.. CAD misunderstanding of about 6
acres of excellent Moving, on which are a
large and good Dwelling House, Barn, and
Out-Houses, and large and convenient Hat
ter's Shop-and % acres, more or less, of Pas
ture, Woodland and Moving, about one mile
distant.
The above Estates are situated on the
post-road between Boston and Springfield,
near the South Parish Meeting House, in said
Brook6eld will be liberal, and
will be made known at the time and place 0
Sale. For LUCY GROSVENOR, .4d'r.
JoNA.P P. GRosvENoR, her attorney
Dec. 10, 1921. cows
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Dorr & Rowland

AVE commenced the BOOK-BIND-
q n ING & BOOK-sELEiNG Business, in
WOTte$ter, three doors north Of Col. S}kes's
Inn. They intend keeping General Assert
ment of Miscellaneous, Classical, and School
BOOkS-also, a select assortment of LAW:
Among which, they have few copies of The
digest Of YEeac- York Reports, lately published.
All which, they will dispose Of on reasonable
terms, for Cash or Credit.
All kinds of Book-Binding done at the
shortest notice.
N. B.-Now in press, and in few
days will be for sale; as above, PERRY's
SPELLING BOOK, adapted to WALKERS
pronunciation: Booksellers and others may
be supplied on reasonable terms:
Forester, Noe. p, 1921:
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate-Ofice, November 20, 1921.
To the Wido,p and Heirs Of JOEL OscooD,
late. Of Lancaster, IN said County, de-
ceased and 10 all others concerned IN the
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
M pear IF you see ft) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in January next, at
ton Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the Instrument, which purports to be the
last Will aud Testament Of said deceased,
should not be approved; and you viii be heard
thereon. NATIIL. PAINE, y. Prob.
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December ~, 1921.

Worcester, IS.
Probate-O Office, December l2, 1921.
10 the Widoz0 and Heirs of LEvE
RAwsoN, late Of Mendon, IN SAID
County, deceased, and to all others con-
cer'ed IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
Il pear (if you see ft) at the Court of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, ON the first Tuesday in February
next, at one of the clock, after noon, to show
cause why the Accounts of the Administration
OF the Estate of said deceased should not be.
allowed and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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through this town, it is therefore the duty of
every person to drice 0Cholly upon the night SIDE
of the way. There could then be no occasion
for turning aside to pass those travelling in an
opposite direction, and very little danger of
injuring foot passengers who may happen to be
in the middle of the street. The necessity OF
this course is more apparen! on the Sabbath,
when carriages and sleighs and people on foot
are passing in crowds in opposite directions.
The safety of the citizens, as well as the law
of the land, requires that the careless practice
Of many people should be corrected. Upon the
last Sabbath we noticed, in repeated instan-
ces, sleighs driven furiously along the left SIDE
of Main-street. while the centre was thronged
with people on foot. The consequence was
that, sleighs passing in the opposite direction
being entitled to that side Of the way, the
former were compelled to turn to the right,
thereby endangering the lives OF the people
on foot. Let every sleigh take the extreme
right in the outset, and this danger is entirely
avoided.
While on this subject, We invite the atten-
ton of the citizens upon Main street to the
subject of keeping the side acGlks clear Of snoao,
during the winter. Very nearly as much la
bour is usually expended in opening paths to
the centre of the street, as would be necessary
to keep the side walks constantly OPEN
Why not adopt some measure in concert,
which shall ensure the accomplishment OF this
desirable object? Fit be thought unequal to
require the occupant of each tenement or lot,
to keep the walk clear before his premises,
might not sum be raised, by subscription,
for the purpose of employing suitable per-
sons to keep the walks open throughout the
whole length of the street?
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TO Booksellers g Bible
Societies i!
1000 Octave BIBLES, with

4eHN Octave BIBLES, with
the Apocrypha, in sheets, to be
sold at a price much less than the cost of pa
per and printing, by person who has declined
trade, and who wishes to dispose of the whole
at one sale. So large discount will be made
from the usual sheet price, as 10 make it an
object for Booksellers OF Bible Societies to pur-
chase.
Also, for Sale-1,OO0 GREEK TES-
TAMENTS, l2mo. good edition, in sheets.
These will be disposed Of ON as good terms as
the above.
Likeoise, for Sale-3oo POCKET
BIBLES, small 18mc. in sheets, printed from
what is called the diamond type-and two
small founts of GREEK TYPE, Pira and Small
Plea, but little worn-and Portable PRINT
ING PRESS.
BOOKS, bound and in sheets, large
quantity and a great variety, are also for sale /;
among which are many standard works, and
will be sold SO low as to make it worthy the
attention of Booksellers, or Of any gentleman
inclined TO commence the business of Book
selling. A generous credit, if desired, will be
given, on approved security, for the last-men-
toned property. Good Real Estate, in Mas
sachusetts, would be taken in part payment.
0~T Inquire, in Worcester, at the SPY Office.
Worcester, Dec. &c, 1921.
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FARM TO LET.

NO Let-the Farm known by
ID the name of the Mount WaIlaston Farm,
lying i. Quincy, about 9 miles from Boston,
1t contains 375 acres of Land, about 80 of
which is Of the best Salt Marsh. 1t has large
genteel Dwelling House upon it, in good re-
pair, recently fitted up and painted-and con-
venient ut-Houses.-Also, 2 large Barns
one built years since, SO by 40, the other 60
by 49, The soil is suitable for raising all kinds
of grain cultivated in this part of the country.
and there has been cut upon it some years 100
tons of English hay.-This Farm presents Pc
culiar advantages for the keeping Of Mich
Cows, which is we'll known to be very pro-
ductive branch of farmers business. 1t lies
about 3 miles upon the sea-coast, and has Pc
culiar advantages for getting the sea-weed,
which is Of great value in making manure
The fences are now in good repair, and be-
tween and 800 loads of manure is now in the
yard, heaped ready for use,
The above Farm will be let upon a
lease of from to 5 years, and possession given
on the LIST of April next; and, it is believed,
combines more advantages than any one to let
within so miles of Boston. The premises may
be viewed by application to MIR. LUTHER
SPEAR, the tenant in possession; and the
terms upon which lease will be given, may
be known by applying to the Hon. THOMAS B.
ADAMS, of Quincy, or to JOHN STUART, of Lam
caster.
Lancaster, Dee. 18, 1921. eow3t
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Or THIS Map esin be accompanied By a
GEOGRA PglrAT DFcCpJpTIaN

Gy- THIS Map eeilI be accompanied by
GEOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION,
Containing Geographical Account of the t.
NITED STATES, arranged by States and Terri
tories; and all those other Countries, which
are exhibited on the face Of the Map.---lt
will also contain an abstract of all the nforma-
tion to be obtained from the Census Of 1920;
and particular Account of the North West
Coast, and Of the best mode of forming a Set
Element there, with reference to the Trade of
that Coast to the Russian Settlements, China,
and other Countries and of the most practi-
cable courses fcE AN overland passage.
The ahole sciH be illustrated by The fsllowing
local .Napsi
1st. Outlet of Columbia River.
Cd: ST. Louis and adjacent Country.
3d. The line of the great National Road.
9TH. Falls of Niagara.
5th. Ballstown, and Saratoga Springs. and
adjacent Country.
9th. Boston and its vicinity.
18th. New-York and its vicinity.
9Th. Philadelphia and its vicinity.
9th. Baltimore and its vicinity.
10th. District of Columbia.
l1th. Charleston and its vicinity.
18th. New-orleans and its vicinity.
Conditions.
1t will be vanished and mounted on rollers,
or put up in a portable form, as subscribers
may choose.
The Map is graduated on a scale suffice adv
large for general information, being neaslf4a
BY 5 feet.
Price, on deliuery, SO.
Subscribers will be entitled to the Geograph-
'cdt Description gratis. To Non-subscribers,
the price of the Map and Description will be
$12.
! Subscriptions 1,iU be receired at the Book
store Of GEO. A. TRUMBULL, Worcester.
or To those who wish to possess
| an accurate Geographical knowledge of our
own Country, and the most interesting por-
( ton of the Globe in North-America, this Map
| will be a most valuable docmment.-If
| the measures now taking by the Old States
to secure their portion of the Immense I'M
located Territories delneated on this Map.
belonging TO the United States, before Con-
! gress shall otherwise dispose of this great
section of their domain, can arrest the atten-
ton of the friends to the permanent union and
stability of our Republication the efforts OF
the Author to extend this useful information
viii be duly appreciated. Should Congress
allot to the Old States their due proportion Of
these INDICATED Lands, to be appropriated as a
permanent School Fatad, and these Territories
should ultimately be settled by emigrants from
the Old States, and Incorporated into the Uni.
on, as members Of the same family, what pros
pective measure. upon the great scale, would
in all probability produce more happy re-
suit
December ~, 1921.
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Notace IS hereby GsUen,

WNHAT the Subscriber has been
Il duly appointed Executor of the last VIII
and Testament of ANN FAlRBANK, late Of
Sterling, in the County of Worcester, widow,
deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment; and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted, are
requested to exhibit their demands for settle
ment. BENJAMIN FAlRBANK, Ear.
Nov. 90, 1921.
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JL3orccster 25ank.
Director for the ensuing week,
SAMUEL NJ. BURNSIDE.
ORDAENED,

At New York, on Tuesday last week, over
the First Congregational Church OF that city,
Rev. William Ware. The sermon was by the
Rev. Professor Ware, of Cambridge, Gather
of the candidate.) The ordaining prayer, by
Rev. DIR. Harris, of Dorchester. Charge by
Rev. DR.. Bancroft, of Worcester.
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Lands for Sale.

A LARGE quantity of nnim-
IN proved LANDS, lying in the States Of
Maine, New-Hampshire, aud Vermont, for
sale, at very low price, and on good terms
Lands will be received in Real Estate in Wor-
cester County. at the Spy Office.
Worcester, Dec. 26, 1921.
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a0ipn.

At Shrewsbury, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Daniel
Baker, aged 70. TPriaiers in the STATE Of M
diana are requested 10 iasert this death.
In Rutland, on the 18th inst. ZadoclS Gates,
Esq. aged 81.
In Westminster, on the 30th ult. Mrs. Lucy
HI. Brown, wife OF Mr.. Joseph Brown, aged 80.
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate-Office, December Is, 1891
To the Heirs Of MARY KILBURN, late of
Sterling, in said County, deceased,
and to all others concerned an the Estate
ofsaid deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
u pear (ifyou see6t) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in February next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts Of The Administration of
said Estate should not be allowed; and you
viii be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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Mr.. KEEP Dentist,
FROM BOSTON

INFORMS the people Of Wor-
Il cester and its vicinity, that he shall tarry
short time at Mrs. BLAKE's--where he will
attend on any Ladies OF Gentlemen who may
please to call--or he will wait on Ladies at
their own houses.
" b. Satisfactory recommendations can be
produced, particularly from DIR. J. RANDALL,
to whom he has been an assistant.
December 10, 1921.
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Worcester, S..
Probate-O Office, December Is, 1921.
To he Creditors and Heirs of JEDEnIAR
HEALEY, late Of Worcester, IN said
County, Esq. deceased, and to all 9th
srs concerned IN the Estate of said de-
ceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
IL pear (ifyou seeft) at the Court OF Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Cour-
ty, on the first Tuesday in February next, at
ten Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the Adj
ministratrix to sell and convey Pew in the
Meeting House of the Second Parish in Wcf-
cester, belonging to the Estate Of said deceased.
for the payment Of debts and charges; ana
you will be head thereon.
~ THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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M9RRIED.

In Gardner, by the Rev. Jonathan Osgood,
MIR. Isaac Jaquith to Miss Maria Cornee, both
of Gardner.
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In one of the border counties OF the
State of New-York, the bounties paid
the last year, for killing wolves, bears,
panthers and foxes, amounted to
s 34,912.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-12-26

4 FEW copies only, Of this
IA excellent Map, may be had, n-called
for the present week.
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The smallpox is said to prevail in a
great degree in Baltimore and TO pre-
vent the spreading of this loathsome dis
ease in Norfolk, general vaccination
has been recommended. The blessing
Of general vaccination in the almost
total extirpation of the smallpox, has
been experienced in Boston. Four ply
sicians in Baltimore have advertised to
vaccinate gratis.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-12-26

Log Life aboDe Stairs.-It appears,
that Joseph M'Minn, GOVERNOR of Ten
nessee, has got into predicament, SIM
liar to that in which George ". has late
IL been involved and itaPpears the on
ly hope left him is to get out of itin the
same way He has petitioned to the
Legislature Of Tennessee for divorce
from his wife Nancy, which was reject
ed. Fayetteville Gazette,
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Melish's Maps

UNITED STATES s. TERRITORIES,
Witb the Contiguous British & Spanish
Possessions IN North-.4mertca.
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.Nuptiol Felicity" Whereas" says an
advertiser in the Harrisburg Intelligent
GER, g Whereas certain circumstances
having rendered it impossible that my
wife Elizabeth, (0OAom | married yester-
d,y,) and should live any longer to-
gether, have therefore, &C."
.[Pha. Union.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-22
Was Committed

TO the Jail for the county OF ALEXANDRIA,
j ID T.. on the 9Th inst rs runaway. a
negro lad, named CHARLES THOMAS
ABOUT FIVE feet FIVE or SIX inches high, OF
yellow complexion, about seventeen years
of age; he has small scar on his upper
lip, and one on his right cheek, also one
scar on the right 81 lie Of his nose, says he
came here with captain Sampson, in coal
vessel, from Norfolk; that his mothers name
is Sophia Thomas, and is living in Norfolk,
BuckIev's square, He is ndiffereDtly cloth
ed. and states that bis mother is free, and
an is ecorded in Portsmouth, in the clerk S
office kept by Mr.. Wilson The owner is de
sired to come prove prop rty, pay charges,
and take him away, otherwise he will be
disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSA\ ELL. Tailor.
aug 9 .aw2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-22
HOUSES, LANDS, sc.
For Sale or Exchange.

Twill sell my HOUSE on King
ESf street, at price much below ITS va
E!ssl lue. or will exchange it tor smaller
property, or for merchandise II
! !. adapted and completely fitted in every
respect for large family, and is we'll wor-
Bthy the attention OF any person desirous OF
Il permanent establishment.
Il will also sell that handsomely
FIJI situated lot (quarter square, cor
a.. ner Of Fsyet,e and Cameron-sts. or
2 ~ part thereof, with or without the
- Also the SW. corner lot on Payne
&TA Commerce-sts.; on which there
Essslis stable. This lot is desirahly
situated for imprC vement,
-, Also the two houses and lots next
ErtA above The corner OF Payne, on Kin"
EssG street. This last Will be sold low
tor cash, or purchaser may choose
their own time by payment OF an annuity =
Terms OF the whole may be made accom-
.modating. JAS. 5. SUI -
april 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-22
Orphans Court,
alexandria { ounty,
-, snnI

alexandria onnty,
Aug Term 82l,, &
ORDERED, that The executor Of Tho
mas Tracey. deceased, do give the usua
notice to debtors and creditors; three lines
week, 3 weeks in the Alexandra news
papers.
A copy, Tes.e. ,u.,
A. MOORE, Reg. OF Wills.
This Is to giue NOTICE,
THAT the subscriber, OF Fairfax county
Virginia, has obtained from the orphans
court OF Alexandra county. district OF 20
lumbia. letters test,neniary on the estate OF
Thomas Tracey, late OF the county last a.
oresaii deceased. All persons having claims
against the said d-cedent are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber passed by the Or
phan's Court on or before the '4th day oil
FEBRUARY next. or they may 10y law be exciu-
ded from all benefit to said estate-and those
indebted thereto are required TO make I'm.
mediate payment. Given unoer my hand
this 18th of Aug 1921
RICH D NJ. SCOTT,
Executor OF Tho. Tracey. iecei-ei
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District Of Columbia,
Alexandria County, set.
May Term 1921, 18th Day. }
IN CHA.NCERE.

May Term 1891, 18th DAY.
IN CH,A.NCERK
Isaac Robbins. Administrator OF Thomas
Towers, deceased--Compiainans.
Thomas Clsgett, John P. Duiany, and Jes-
Sc Brown--Dsfsndaats
THE defendant Thomas Clagett, not haV-
i ing entered his appearance and gwen
security according TO the statute. and me
rules OF this Court. and ii appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court. upon affidavit hi-d,
that the said defendant, Thomas Clagett, is
not an inhabitan of this District, on motion
of the Complainant by bis Counsel, It Us or
der.d, that the defendant Thomas Clagett,
do appear here on the first day of Novem-
Der Term. next, and enter his Appearance
to the suit, and give security for performing
the DEGREES of the Court, and that the other
defendants John P Dulany and Jesse Bro ~,
DO not pay away, convey or secrete the debts
nv them owing TO. or The estate and effects
in their hands belonging to the said absent
defendant, Thomas Clagett, until the further
order or decree of this Court; and that a
Copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
one of the public newspapers published in
this County. for two months excessively,
and that another Copy be poste at the front
door of the Court house of said County.
(ACopyl Teste. EDN: | LEE, &C.