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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-25
Worcester, IS. July 10. 1921.
A TTACIfED on mesne nro-
Rutland, July 3, 1921.

~ : 1hOIILU on meSne pro-
Ia cess, taken on Execution, and wiz be
sold, at PubliclS Vendue, at Nathan Wrghfs
Inn, in Hubbardston, on "Wednesday. the
twenty-second day of August next, at three
of the clock, in the aftemoon-alI the Rjoht
ASA WHEELER has in Equity to redeem a
certain tract of mortgaged Land, lying on the
road leading from Worcester to Templetop
and adjoining land Of William Rice, HilsoDs
Hobbs, and Wiiliam Rsnnett, containing. bv
estimation 100 acres, more or less.-.qLso, all
said Wheeler's Right in certain mortgaped
Meadow Lot, situatedin the northerly part Of
Rutland, bounding on Princeton lins.-.4so.
all said Wheeier's Right in certain piece Of
mortgaged Land, situate near the Meeting.
House in said Huhbardston>
sEWALL HAMILTON, d. &safs
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A Good Glance for o
Trader.

TsHE Subscriber offers for
n sale, his Real Estate in Petcrsham,
near the centre of the town--cansisting Of =
Store, Dwelling-House, Barn, and necessary
Out-Buildihgs, with SIX acres Of excellent
Land; and unless previously disposed of, will
be sold at Auction, on Tuesday, the eleventh
day of September next, at three of the clock,
p. M. ON the premises. 1t has been, for many
years, occupied as a Store, and is now consid.
cred one of the best Stands for Trader IN the
County will be liberal. and
made known at the Sale. OF For further
information, inquire of Mr.. JOIN w. STILES,
OF Worcester, or of the Subscriber.
JAMES RIPLEY.
Petersham, July "a, 1921. 6w
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PoUGHKEEPsIE. JULY 18l

Worthy of imitdtion.-Mrs. Hotcbkiss.
an ingenious milliner OF this village, has
manufactured already, Bonnet from
Spear Grass, in imitation of Leghorn, of
a good quality. Finding that the manu-
facture was not so difficult as some inn
agin', she has commenced second: it
has been examined by several ladies',
good Judges, and was pronounced far SUI
periour to a Leghorn, with which it was
compared, that cost $50.
This Bonnet, if it had been finished 2
years ago, would have brought in the
Newly ork market not less than 40 dol
lars, and perhaps 50dollars.
Great credit is due to Mrs. H. for thus intro
ducmg this valuable manufacture among us
and we sincerely hope our Agricultural Society
will confer on her handsome premium, as an
evidence OF their appreciation, and as reward
Tor the ingenuity and highly commendable in
dustry of this ingenious lady.
We learn that Mrs. Hotchkiss has obtained
a large supply of the grass, and intends to con-
tnue manufacturing the Bonnets.
At meeting of the Society of Arts, at
the Freemason's Hall, Great Queen
street, London, Mr.. Jacob Perkins. the
ingenious American artist, received a
gold medal for most important inven-
ton of instruments to ascertain the trim
OF snip, whether loaded or unloaded,
at sea or in harbour; and large silver
medal, for the discovery of method of
ventilating the holds of ships, and warm
ing and ventilating apartments.
Breach Of Promise.-At a Circuit
Court, held last week in Delaware
County, Miss Jerusha Foote obtained a
verdict of three thousand dollars against
Mr. Harry Newell, for breach of
promise Of marriage. Journal.
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1t also appears, thai the harshal.de Can,
Arenotes, IS at tn. Cerro de Pasco. agar,.
which place the Vice-Roy, sent dvsim
commanded by Brigader Canterac. wb,ss
object was to surprise and take it; but H.,
event proved quite. the reverse. for Cant,
RAGS division was completely routed On,
according TO The last news. be could ,carce,,
make his escape on foot, having abandoro5
his horse. which was taken by our men h.,
in consequence of his defeat, il was said -,
Lima that another division was 70 be o,n,
against Arenates, but the British oHc.
could neither learn its strength nor lis cb;.f
God preserve your ExcelIency r,,a
years LOUIS he LA CRUZ
Vdlparaiso .3prH 18th, 1921.
TO THE MINISTER GENERAL OF M,pu
To-day at one O'Clock P. Nj. has ~
chored the snip Thais--from TIE CANA,
of the port have received the follow,
intelligence The ship That's. $50 long ~
burthen, captain Alder, Robinson. is ms.
now anchoring, coming from the coast n
Pc after 20 days avigation-he br;Dr,
the news that the best spirit is said to az
list throughout Peru, and that the crv !,
Independence or DEATH"
The captain of the British shin Thai.
reported, at Val paraiso. to the Minister al
marine, that in the province of Areouina
where he had been frequently on shore
and over much of the province, the M
triotism OF the people, was at the hiphest
Point-and that when Beaufort relre, al
to Lima, he did not leave more than "a
men at Arequipa, having in few d.v,
march, been deserted by almost all Es
troops
The captain also stated, that the f.;
gate Peruba and Venguara had left Gen.,
Azl where they had been long tjuo
they Iell in with an American scboono,.
load Ell with -four for Lima. Some -.
pers for the vice roy were given to +.
captain. who succeeded in touchjnr -.
isco. from which place they were san.
by land to their place of DESTINY tn.
commanders of the frigates were anx;on,
to obtain supply Of provisions from I'll
viceroy, and had requested him TO forwari|
it to the port OF Ito, where thew were .,
pected to be in few days. Thew We.
at africa, taking in water and were maxim
particular enquiry about the Tbias an
Caledonia, which vessels according to 4,
advices received were engaged in COZ
trabanG trade
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NEW YORK Sept. /.

LORd3R, Jnty 10.
We have received the Paris papers of
Thursday The French chamber of dep.
u les proceeded with the budget; tie va
rious branches OF which have already
given rsse to many amin ted and siri,lng
observations. In the debate OF Tuesday
Nj ternauX took occasion to advert 20
The advantages which France mad deriv-
ed from her revolution Tne5e might
be comprehend, i, is true. under the sin
sic head of''a representative government;
but the following brief detail may serve
TO exhibit the more particular views of
well-informed Frenchmen upon the same
suhject:
|. The abolition of corporation, of war
denship., and exclusive liliges, and the
consequent opening Of The field of specu
iative enterprise to all men endowed with
knowledge and talent. This was accom-
panied by complete removal of that
barbarous prejudice which used to intlu-
ence, manufacturer or merchant to a.
bandon his useful business that lie might
get himself enobled.
2. Twenty-si religious festivals which
had burdened theT calendar were abolish
ed also; and here Nj. Ternaux, by curl
Gus calculation, added, that the produce
ofindustry t'us restored to the State
was no less than IL millions of francs
per day, or Sol millions per annum.
s. The introduction and rapid increase
of machinery into France, and conse
quent accumulation of commercial cap
ital.
4. The sale of the confsticated lands,
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The fast sailing ship Commodore ao1-
gers, Capt, Boyer, arrived at the qnaran-
tine last evening from \ Orleans, bring
ing papers to the 18TH ult.- She has on
boaru Is cabin passengers, who are all in
good health. The pape up to the 18th.
continue the daily report that 10 report
of infectious disease had been reported to
the board OF health the p eseHt season
We notice in the papers the death OF MIR
"A l. Cozzens, from Washington city,
anu sir. Jonn Carol, from London
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Ne1r- York, Sept. 4.
TREMENDOUS GALE.

1eSterOay from ABOUT y n. w tiii ONO-
King. we had rain most of the time, with
occasional heavy showers. The wind dur
in the most of the day was fresh from S.
co S. E. but between and o'clock chan
ged TO the n. E. and began to blow gale.
About 5, it became variable, blew unusu
ally hard, and continued to increase in
violence TIL about half past between
and the gale was at its height, and
more tremendous than ever recollected.
at this hour many vessels in the east rlv-
Ell had broken adrift, and though it was
then the hour for low water, the sea was
forced in so as to overflow the wharves to
the depth Of about foot Much damage
was apprehended and general alarm
prevailed Chimnies were blown down
.nany trees were Frustrated In the streets,
and some buildings demolished. Fortu
natetg, when the panic was greatest. the
gale &bated-the wind veered to w n.
w. when it gradually subsided-and the
xvater receded. Had the tide been flood,
1t is probable we should have experience
ed the greatest inuRdaticn ever known.
From what we could learn last evening,
the damage is not SO great in our har6or
as was at first feared.
Many of the vessels in the East River
are slightly damaged-a schr- and two or
three small soops it is said were sunk
nesr Whitehall dock The ships Cleaner,
end Jones were considerably damaged
the latter ran foul of The schr. Eliza eth,
Travers, which sustained some injury.
II was reported that a small house In
l,,,l
ding corner of Dover and Front street
partly denolished-and the front of the
store of ". S, q Post, in Water street,
adjoining their dwelling, was blown in
1t was also said that some buildings in
the upper part of the town were injured.
The destruction to windows is great the
Tattling of glass was continual during the
Gale. The whole Of the chimnies in
Schermerhcrn's stores fronting Fulton
SIP. with the exception of that Of the
store occupied by Mott s WilliamS) were
brown down-also, the chimney OF the
store So, Coffee House slip, and many 9th
ers.
Some damage was sustained at the
b terry, part Of the embankment at the
point being washed away, Many OF the
trees at that promenade, at the Park, and
in the streets are Frustrated.
La the North River, we understand,
the vessels have suffered but little-But
the wharves IN bo,h rivers are much dam
aged----quantiues Of lumber and some
merchandize mas foated off The Bath
ing house near the Battery is entirely de
stroyed.
Most Of the cellars in the lower parts
OF tae town were filled with water, and it
is pro5a Die considerable property in them
damaged.
We obtained no information up to a
late nour last night from the quarantine
ground or ,ower narbor Our news boat
which went down at Z Vi. was not able
to return; ana the steam boat Nautilus
did not come up. 1t is feared the gale
,vss more destructive at he quarantine
ground. Several vessels are said to have
come in from sea yesterday al ernoon,
AMI there were several outward bound
vessels in the Bay when the storm com
Tnencec-
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PHILADELPHIA, Sent. 4.
THE SiUh u

THE SiUH.l.
Considerable quantities OF rain fell on
Sunday aud yesterday morning About
g . elocrI in the afternoon. 1t began to de-
scead in torrents, accompanied with
strong wind. which shortly after blew
violent gale from the y \. W. breaking
windows, overturning awning posts, and
pros .ratlng trees which mad butfetted the
storm for years We understand that
boat, having on board seven colored per-
sons coming from a camp meeting, was
upset nearly opposite to Race street
wharf, anu that live out OF seven were
drowned. The exten, of damage done to
persons and property has not yet been as
certained; but we 1eiieve that it is not as
great as was at first supposed.
Hamilton College, Utica. At the COM
mencement on Wednesday last, the de-
gree of Bachelor of Arts was conferred
on Is young gentlemen.
The degree OF doctor OF divinity was
conferred on the Re-. James Carnahan,
OF Georgetown, District OF Columbia, for
meriy minister of the first Presbyterian
society in Utics, and the degree OF doctor
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sss. READLNG-ROOW ta,
.ssEss MAXIM F. IOURN : >
PORT OF .1LETANURLl. Sent

ARRIVED
Schr Stag, Capt. Evans SIX days from
Baltimore !uli freight to merchants OF The
district.
SAILED,
Schr Mount Vernon towel, Boston
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Total, 26l3 bales
The business done chiefly in Tennessees and
Louisianas for export, the demand was mostly
for inferior descriptions The sales during the
week were considerable. Wequote
louisiana II al9
Uplands Hall
Alabama I4al7
Tennessee II ID
.Sugdry--We can notice no variation IN prices
for the week all descriptions maintained our pre-
vious quotations. There was more doingln New
Orleans than in other descriptions. we quote
the same as our last,
Havana brown, 10 III 5u
New Orleans, superior, II 5oal2
Do fair, 10 al075
Do inferior, 9 975
Havana whites, superior l6
Do do seconds II ais
Cuba Muscovadoes, good 9 10 80
Do do seconds s 25a SIS
St, Croix, prime, II Is
Do good, III 30
lIolases continued in demand, and extensive
sales were made. cargo of Guadalupe was
sold at 81 cents, sound Sales of tat were made
at, 20 l-2 u and of Haya ana sweet at 81 cents.
We quote
Martinique & Caudaloupe 81 80
Havana & Nantanzas sweet 81 81
tart molasses 26a27
Rrundy, Bordeaux, improved and sales were
made at l25 cents; some of the holders require
higher rates
Caffe was not as animated as the previous
week. Prices, however, were the same. We
quote
Havana, 29l-2 81 cents
St Domingo, 2S l-2 % ID
Laguira \ Porto Rico SO 81
Pro"ision iemaned much the same; the de-
mand limited, We quote
Prime Beef, 50a
Mes do. ii IL 50
Prime Pork, s % SO
Mess do IS 5Ualt
44sFee declined, and both Pots and Pearls were
sol3 at ~ los.
Nd"ai Stores were without any alteration.
Tar, 2 a2I2
Turpen.ine, north counties, 2 p 2I5
Do. Wilmington, 215
Rice-1hs sales were small at previous prices,
3 81 5 a5.
7o6ucco-Very little was doing at private sale.
We quote
Richmond, 6 l-2 a ID cents
Pctersburgh, ) - a IL
Kentucky, 3I.2 a6
80 a ii cents; new Rum, 81 . cents.
Oal-Whale, 81 j. cts. Sperm, summer
strained %; do winter do IS 80 cts; Sperm
Candles 81 a 50
ffoyv dad GraiR.-Therc has been active de-
mand for these articles during the last week
The supply Of wheat from the south has been
risen AGAIN. We quote 9 AIN, -four and meal, as
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CANAL.

The contractors have commenced the
excavation and embankment of the canal
through Schenectady, with an animation
which promises its speedy completion
The work has been progressing, during
the summer, on the whole line from Utica
to within few miles of schenectady, and
it is confidently said that the water will
be let in this season as far down as the
village of Canajoharrie.
Cabinet.
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Of laws on the Hon. john {. Calhoun,
secretary at war.
n Y. Daily DIDO.
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Neu York Daily AdOertiser Oficsl
Sept 5
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS FOR THE
PAST WEEK.
Cotton.-The import his week was 26l5 bales;
400 from New Orleans,
2l93 from Carolinas and Georgia.
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LIMA.

Translated for the Federal Gazette from the
Extraordinary Gazette OF Buenos- Ayres.
June 18th, 1891.
The public have been long IN expectation
to hear of the successe. of the United Liber-
ating Army Of Peru. the stupid and blind
SPaaiards having published that the expe
dition had been infected with the plague,
that Gen San Martin was at the point of
death, that with the remains of the army he
had rs.embarked and was already on the
coast of Valparaiso, with many other ridicu-
lous and improbable stories, we hasten 10
give the following:
Despatch from The Governor of Talpu-aiso
10 the Minister Of War and Marine.
The commander Of H B. M frigate An
dromacba, (who have mentioned to you in
separate despatch) has this day anchored
in this port, and has jus, now communicated
to me.the following intelligence:
That he has lett our squadron in CaIiao.
with the exception Of two ships that sailed
with 500 men under the orders of lhe Vice
Admiral and Lieut. Col. D'GuilIermo Miller
to retake possession OF Pisco, which opera
ton has been successful ard extremely ad.
vantageous to the interest OF the county,
We took many horses, mules and catlle-he
further states, that the Vce-Admiral with
two ships returned to the Callao, that in
Cerro Azul there is another of our divisions
that took possession ofthat place, cutting of
all communication south with Lima. which
has thrown the enemy into absolute des pair.
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Grand National LOTTERY,

FIR III ULTSS.
WILL positively commence drawing d
w the 9Th November.
Brilliant Scheme
grand prize ol 100000
25,oO0
g Ir o
5 5000
100 1000
10 500
105 100
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besides an immense number of smale;
prizes.
Prizes only to be..drawn.
Not two blanks TO a prize.
The drawing will take place as a'oVel
stated. and will be completed IN 81 draw q
with I'll possible despatch, under the super
intendnnCe OF
IL. {. Weightman,1
William Brent.
John Davidson.
Daniel Eapine. managers.
Thomas II. T. lies,
Moses You z. and
Andrew Wy. j..
The great de- patch which has uniform
been made in tie craving OF the IorId
classes OF this lottery, and he ImmFO:ss
nun Der OF sp endd capital przes, cUmb0ea
with the low price OF tickets afford the great
est inducements 10 adventures 10 make u
vrstments IN this Lottery, coniessedy t0ea
most brilliant in the United Sises
v hole tickets l2 dolls. hica may ProalcP
100000 dollars.
Halves 8, do. do. 50,UI9
Quarters 3. dc, do. 25,OOo
Eighths so 90. 90. l9,ooo
Orders by mail or private conseyantrSaE
for ITckers IN thus or any other Lottery VII
meet prompt att.Btion addressed 10
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-23

.fSipn OF any debt which may be contracted
IN 1921, II is respectfully submiued that
the President of the United States be
suthorzed to borrow from the Bank OF
the United States, or from other banks
or individuals, the sum which may be
necessary for the service of that year, at
par, and at a rate of interest not exceed
dns 6 per cent. per anuum, rodeemable
al the will of the government.
All ofwhich is respectful, submitted,
WIN. II. CRAWFORD.
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dancing, and some little music; all when
combined together, might render chill
dren able to present themselves to any
academies. colleges, or Summaries, as
an introduction to their general educa-
ton.
Mr.. P. will only add, that he has re,
sided fourteen years in Charleston sc.
where he has had the honor Of being
successfully employed in teaching the
above languages. and fencing. to gen
tlemeu of the first responsibility, the
most eminent practitioners at the bar,
professors of the dead languages, and
the most respectable French families
residing IN that city. =
He therefore refers the public for
testimonials Of his capacity and charac-
ter, to list Cleft at Mr.. FIeury's Con-
dictionary Shop. King-street of the
respectable persons by whom nc has
had the honor of being employed in
Georgetown, and likewise in Washing
ton city.
Mr.. P. may be seen at any time al
Mr.. FLEURY'S Confectionery Store,
on King-street.
August g
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Notice.

PURSUANT to deed of trust executed
l. to me on the IIth day of September,
1917, by Samuel Edelen, whereby ne con-
veyed to me in trust two lots OF land, lying
on the south prong of Holmes Run, in Fair
fax county, state Of Virginia, about miles
from Alexandria: (the larger lot contains
1879 acres with comfortable dwelling house
and other improvements; the other lot con-
tains 2I1 acres j for the purpose otsecurlng
the sum of 500 dollars, debt due John
Wood, shall on the third day Of October,
on the premises, cause to be sold to the high
est bidder for cash, the above mentioned
lot or lots of land, or so much thereof as will
be necessary to satisfy the above mentioned
debt with interest and cost
JOHN AUGUSTINE SOMMERS.
AUGUSTA thstuO3
0FThe whole of the above
property Will be offered for sale on the day
above mentioned, and liberal credit given
to the purchaser for the greater part of the
purchase money. SAMUEL EDELIN,.
o. The above sale is postponed to
the 10Th inst. when sale will certainly take
place. JOHN A. SUMMERS.
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VIM. III. Hannah

pEGSleave to inform his friends and the
Dpublic that he continues to carry on the
Cabinet business in all its various branches,
at the stand formerly occupied by VIM. q.
W. Hannah. on RUyaI-street, two doors from
the Gazette Office, where he continues to
keep an assortment of ready made furniture
ola good quality and at very low prices, for
cash or credit. He also continues to carry
on the Turning business in its different bran.
ches, viz: wood, iron, steel, brass, stone,
&c. Mahogany wholesale or retail. All or
ders from the country or elsewhere, thank
fully received and promptly attended to
septembpr
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Conveyancing Office.

TNHE subscriber occupies the Office below
i the Council Chamber, opposite the bank
of Alexandra, where he intends to devote
his attention to Conveyancing in all its BRAN
ches. Deeds of trust, Bargain and Sale,
Leases, Agreements, and other legal instru.
ments will be prepared with accuracy and
dispatch. Cases of Insolvent Debtors at
tended to writing correctly copied; mas
tiers Of vessels and others concerned in ship
ping will be assisted in preparing foreign
and coasling manifests, and othor marine pa
pers which are required by the revenue laws.
sep. - Ut, RAMSAY.
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and we'll dfgestcd experiments, embracing
the whole range of domestic and rural eco
nomy. such As cannot fail, it duly observed,
to be highly beneficial TO your Interests
The great object OF this society is, to pro-
mote agriculture, and thereby advance the
prosperity not Of themselves individually,
but OF their fellow citizens generally. lhey
believe they cannot more edsctuaiIy, IN this
early stage of their Organization, promote
their object, than by Recommending this pa
per to your perusal. They therefore take
the liberty to recommend the American Far
mer as highly worthy OF your attention. BY
order of the Board of Managers:
J. }. CHAPPELL,
Vice President preslding.
Extract from the proceedings OF the Agrl-
cultural Society OF Albemare, Virginia, al
their last meeting. May 8, 1920.
elm order more generally to disseminate
the Agricultural Intelligence and improve
ments made throughout the United States
the Society resolve 10 present each OF It's
members with the first volume OF the Anne
rican Farmer, edited at Baltimore, by John
S. Skinner, Esq. .'P. MINOR, Sec'y.",
/ All gentlemen who feel an interest in the
circulation of Journal devoted to the OBJ
ject., and conducted on the plan here de-
scribed, are requested to transmit the name
of subscribeEs-but Grin all cases the mo
ney must be RENTED be- fore the paper con be
sent. 1t will, however, be returned in any
case, where the subscriber, on view OF the
paper, not being satisfied, may think proper
to return il 10 the editor within three weeks
An allowance often per cent. will be made
when claimed. on all monies received for,
and RENTED to the editor.
A few of the first volume, either in sheets
or we'll bound, with copious Index, remain
on hand for sale.
Notes of the Banks of North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Virginia, generally,
will be received al par.
G. All communications to be addressed
TO JOHN S. SKINNER,
tune %, 1890. Baltimore.
P.S.-For alleditors in the United States,
who may have the goodness 10 give the pre-
cedng notice a few weekly insertions, the
editor OF the Farmer will be glad to tran
sact any business they may have 10 Balti-
more, or to return their good offices in any
other way in his power. dim