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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-12

Worcester, SIS.
Probate-Ofice, September IL, 1921.
To the Widow and Heirs Of JOSEPH WAITE,
late Of Hubbardston, IN SAID County,
deceased, and to all Others concerned an
the Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear Gfyou see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty on the first Tuesday in October next, at
ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the Ad-
ministrator of said Estate, to sell so much of
the Real Estate as will raise the sum of
$500; 90, for the payment Of debts &C.; and
you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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Worcester,ss.
Probate-Office, September A, 1921.
To the Creditors and Heirs of Anna
JEwErT, late Of Sterling, an SAID
County, deceased, and to all Others con-
cerned IN the Estate of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear (if you see ft) at the Court Of
Probate, to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in October
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
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAIN. J. Prob.
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that of Trustees they have completed
that the eHeron which making BY their
citizens will render the SHOW promotve Of the the Society
MAINTAIN the high agricultural and manufacturing reputation of this
The for premium must be entered with Ed
BANGS Esq the Recording Secretary before 10 o'clock of the erss
Upon entries being made the Secretary will give
that e hG h Go~msa sunse % he They 4sa %
award the premiums on Manufactures and u puck
iaces may be assured that the shall constantly charge careful
The of improved Implements Of u Tools Of
af and CURIOUS Gus works the Mo m and those who
They shall be conpuous placed the the Society," and
The take place prse at o'clock on the morning
@ ahs tss s % @ on T the field tie the South
n G egn Of an acre. with plough drawn more yoke Of
plough and oG person usually employed the farm Those
writing, Recording secre3ary on or before the 18th in
STAN" and p no dpe Nstt with th rule admitted
by the South Meeting House substantial posts already
Of Bulls and Of other large strong bring
the the ~ eaue s s ose m' WING T
the care of animals into the Pens them prevent
the rules +Rs sa heretofore published before O'Clock The Of The
exhibited for premium NAV in the care Of their respec
tive anti! 70 o'clock Of a7 at which hour puneay they
must be offered for examination by the appropriate
e eGd the Te Rn range of PG and there wait the further direction Of that
The Arrangements made provision for ut
at the Hotel Of Ness HOWE assuring
Members the Society that will be gentlemen afford
heretofore connected with the entertainment reduced
samples OF the choice fruits OF their gardens and
The following will be the of
CATTLE SHOW EXHIBITION OF MANUFACTURES, o'clock
until O'clock p NJ
PLOUGHlNG MATCH a o'clock A. NJ
PROCSSON the Officers Members Society," attend Exercises
in the Meeting House, O'Clock, A. M.
In the Meeting ousePryers will be Dr. THAYER men,
Der OF the Society," and appointed Chaplain day-and
An ADDo VIII be delivered by the Hon. RUssE1I
Presidents of the Society
The Procession will be formed Marbs
Meeting House the between
Erommat.on Of Stock and the Trial of Working Oren
Will then be attended to by the respec-
tive Committees appointed by
Trustees
DINNER at half past O'Clock, P. NJ
AT O'CLOCK r. M the Committees will make Reports Premiums
will be awarded in the Meeting House
Pursuant the Commonwealth
the limits the ground be SHOW PoueNa
and TRIAL WoRKNG O and with
pubck notice thereof The strict
hded to the charge of five gentlemen appointed OATH to oae
NaShab on the OCCASION. - a1T
The Trustees have directed that the be gruto appro
ated for the Sale Stock Auction on the dan
g the Show; and they will appoint approved integrity
to make sales a reasonable commission 80
LEVI LINCOLN, \ 5so@
THEoPHHU Ml1 MHREfrR co", nef
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The venerable JOHN ADAMS and John Qui,,-
cy Adams passed through this town, yester-
day, on their way to Princeton in this County.
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NOTICE.

EMUEL DUNBAR, Post
- Rider from Worcester to Springfield, is
IN want OF Cash, to pay the Printers and takes
the most probable way to obtain it, by request
ing all those indebted Ito him for one or more
Quarters OF Newspapers, to pay the same on
or before the 18th instant, at which time Six
Months will expire since he recommended Post
business.-He fatters himself he has been
punctual in supplying his Customers with Pa
pers, and expects in return punctuality in pay
ments.-All those who comply with his re-
quest will receive his grateful thanks: those
who do not, must not think hard if they have
to pay the small tax to some other person or
persons.
SOuthbridge, Sept 10, 1921.
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WTHEREAs, MARY, my wife,
w has eloped from my bed and board
this is, therefore, TO forbid all persons harbour
ing or trusting her on myaccount; as will
pay no debts Of her contracting after this date.
THADDEUS MARSH.
.4taOl, Sept. 5, 1921.
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate-Ofice, August %, 1921.
To the Heirs of DAVID WEBSTER, late of
Upton, IN said County, deceased, and to
all others concerned IN the Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to app
IL pear you see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in October next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts of the Administration Of
said deceased's Estate should not be allowed;
and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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LEVI LINCOLN

LEVI LINCOLN,
STEPHEN WILLIAMS,
THEOPHILUS WHEELER.
NATHANIEL P. DENNY.
EDWARD d. BANGS,
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LEVI LINCOLN.

Chairman ofthe Committee of
arrangements, per order.
!. IL, 1921.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
Eortg Negroes fo,: sale

FoFtg Negroes for safe.
nN Thursday, the 2ad February nerf, will be sold
- TO the highest bidder, at the late residence of
Capt. Samuel fuTua. dec. on taunton river near
Coles Ferry, FORTY MISUNDERSTANDING OF men
women, boys and girls. About four men will he
sold for cash, the balance credit until the 25,h
DECEMBER, 1921. The purchasers giving bond and
approved securty.
In this estate there are number Of likely Young
negroes 81 all Sizes boys and girls Several famiie,
Of very likely and vaua BILE negfoe, both for the
and deld.
Al the same time will he sold family Carriage.
Pair Of Horses various Household FsSniure and many
articles too tedious to mention.
That valuable PLANTATION on the river, OF which
the inesate died seized will he for rent the ensuing
year.-hny person wishing to rent will apply to
cLAD; BARKSDALE, jT. ..,
RO: MORTON, h"H' o'''
Charlotte, Jan. no. so..td,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
TRUST SALE.

ZlY virtue OF a deed of trust executed by Crorge
~ Gteenhow and wife, duly recorded the subsc
as trustee therein Named and Tor the pnI pose,
Will on fcErst day Of March merit at tie trent door
al the Eagle Hotel 10 ihr city OF Richmond, proceed to
sell She property hereinafter mentioned at public auc
4iou 50 much OF u for ready money as will produce
The sum of three rhoussnd eight hundred aud th,iy
thereon from day Of November last, and all costs
attending the execution Of this trusts and the residue
Of The purchase money TO be paid as follows wit
Ibesum OF three Thousand three hundred and thirty
three aoIafs and thirty three cents the fret day Of
October next ensning: and The farther of three
thousand three hundred and thirty dollars and
thirty three cents on the first day Of october, A. D.
1892, with legal interest thereon from DAY Of No.
MEMBER Ia,t--To wit: TWO TRACTS OF LAND In tie
county OF Henrico; one containing twenty six acres
and twenty poles The road leading from the Brook
Turnpike TO the Meadow Bridges aud The other con.
tanning seventy twoacre more or ie,s, ON the Necban
icsvIe turnpike; aud bounded as in The deed of trust
Is particularly describes excepting and resetving
rather less than two acres thereof occupied by
baidy, Tree man OF color to be held by him aud his
heirs for the term Of his le aud the life OF his wife
Ass the following SLAVES Peter, Agues, Eliza,
and her Infant child Lousa Ciab ,rne eliza and Apgy
The sale will commence at eleven o'clock, a. w.
Jan. ~. S3..wtds THOMAS r. BOULDiN.
~ The attention Of the public is particularly
limited 10 the abooemeRtioned tract Of az acres Al
simit0r ertent. -. Boydered on one she B1 me WS
chanicsviHe turnpike road, and not mare Than three
miles distant from the CGDitot Tie uots tt0ct, too
garden, on wtfch the buildings SITUATED, unde,
one 81 plank, ne0ttg painted. U has soil that TO,
ytuIS VnSt every attention 10 sr1eltOT0fe has beet
Yaid Ind the result Is no,o. that 40 1cres at Jeas
OF n0re ready. and mere intended to be puf int
cHftvatioT tthhd prospect of receiving bdrreks o
corn fvom the acre.
The 6affdings are ell of recent structure and con
sist Of aco,nfgrfobte dueing house one cop,yrf,in
hnder as roof bdra, grain carriage house and sta
bfe--o dairy, constructed an ice h0tse sprtn
honse quarter or howse for the taborers: aud
fceH OF steefent Wofer IN the dueffiRg hoUse y0rd
~ snort the ~ acres, possessing as docs The a5oU
descT16ed advantages, cortd Of Itself min yyHden
management, and the fobor Of hands after payfn
te prize Of 6,000, its estimated U0ire, IFS Lega
interest, and all erpensss, produce a. clear ANNA
.Er0Ht Of s 500. --fhose huViRg business 10 trsnsac
~ fhe Cit, md desirous Of haDfag residence q
near as Is The dbove descrbed property respcci
(Ntfy nyited TO ofsfth, tstWeeH this and The day
Sgfe-ffhefher the ideas nor snbnfffef are real o
1fsfenery, they rtHJrSm their crn Inspection deter
syiye. FEB. 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
Parhhfi, Robertson & ReIso.

" PdrAhnI iOJefts0M r ReIs0,
: a RE nou receiving ny the schnohers AHsenora
Thames, Rising States aud otiers, FRESH TEAS
Ship ssvsnnah's cargo, 1920.
100 ID ib. boxes Gunpowder Teas
as do. do do.
90 h"Nes Gunpnwder Teas ,coutzn'g cantsters 2 10
30 chests Young Hyson Tea
50 hhis. az ST Croix and Nru orleans Sugars
Ion bhls OF Loaf Sugar New Ynfk inanniactory
80 ass Of best Green Porto Rico CoGss
20 pioes OF Cosn;ac Brandy
10 hhds. Of jamaica RIM
20 do. OF Antigua d..
Inn hoNes ~ kiond Candles
loo do. OF Soap
al casks ri Cheese
few hhls Of PORK and Beef
s ~, OF which they wl sell On HE raj terms
Jan. @. 73..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
LAND, NE(sROE,. &C.

LAND, NEGROES, &c.
WILL BE SOLD TO The highest bidder. At Pleasant
Grove, lnnenhurg county, Va. on 2knrsdau, fhe
-ayse dag ~ March neTf, from ten Ia twelve likel,
SEInVEs. conssiins OF prtl, women, boys and iris.
hiso VIII he offered valuable tract OF LAND, lying in
tue above comfy containing about thousand
uis land iswet adapted To tile culture OF corn
and tobacco. u 1, deemed unnecessary to make any
FARMER comment, as is presumed any inclined
20 pareba'e would hr.t wse 20 view the premises,
which vail be shewB any time nv he sub. c.iber or
Csp,. VIM S,skes, whom the land adjoins.
Also on tue sa,e day aud place, will he Offered my
STOCK OF GOODS, anouniine at fr.t cost to : ooO
as per Inventory, together with situation stole
ho"se at Pleasant Grove, vhich, supposed to be ne
rior 10 no stand in this part Of the country.
The terms of the safe will he he negroes principally
tir c.sh-the land thre ia cash. when 3ossc:sfn
10 given. which may he bad any tme--;s balance in
~ anhtS months equal Paypents.-The situation, store
mouse ana goods .. and years sqra payments. The
iract 81 land is In god for the pon Of CROP
with Sue crop Of wheat sown. The plantation is ell
fnppieH with stock ofevery KIND provisions support
The same. and piantaiinn utemss-a which will he dis
psed Of ON reasonable terms particularly Ia any per-
t"s who may purchase the land. JAMES NEAL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
CHARGES


Preferred by Captain 0iirer ~. Perry a.
gainst captain Jesse d Elliott, ofMe IT,
States Nary.
FIRST CHARGE.
That the said captain Elliot having, on
The 10Th September, 1919, during The en-
gagemeni on Lake Erie, bpiween tie A
merlcan and British fleets beiore',be yes
al the enemy, conducted himself in his
command Of The United Stairs brig Ma
CARA, in such a manner as Ia in, ur HE
Teproacbes of The American feet, aud Of
the American army, then stationed ia he
neghborhood under The command of
major general Harrison, and of Tie ciiir
zens OF The surrounding country ard
having, in this unfortunate sitmai,op, en-
perienced from his commanding officer
all he relief, and lie most friendly ccun-
ieDance and support, which, (witbout
absolute inconsistency with Truth u WAS
IN The power Of that officer to afford Kim,
was, as soon as left in the command 81,
Thar Lake, and after the departure Of his
sald commanding ofi or, guilty Of con-
duct unbecoming an officer and genile.
man, by Immediately eni,riDg upon and
pursuing series oi inirigues. designed
io repair his own reputation ut the ex.
lug officer.
Specification first.
| Because Tie said caplai0 Elliott, on o
about the moHfli ct Novembor, 1873
| procured a certificate from lieuieuan
Smith, wham the said Elliott had attempt
ed 10 dishonor. hy representing bin Al
| gsIty OF misconduct dGriag said engage
neut ; which certificate Was Intended 4,
fcfirci on the said captain Perry insid
ioHsly To Wisrrpreseii his condUcidurin,
said engagement, and 20 impeach ia
truth OF his official report thereof.
And because, Al or near The same time
The said captain Elliott procured Ger
ilficale 10 be signed by lieutenant E4
wards, purser Magrsib, doctor Parsons
and acting sailing master Webster, hav
ing III same import aud design, aud con
tainiug Cervefied statement of The con
duct ana language of TIE said captain
Perry, when he came on board OF ih
Niagara duriDg said battle, although III
SAID Elliott we'll knew 'ha, neither OF u,
snld fhcegs we're then present thai Il,
SAID Edwards was IN the iorecaslle, TIA
The said hagratb was at the same lin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
PRIVATE EDUCAIION

4 1R. MAYO having bestowed much attention the
~ subject Of education, frf several years will in
Iutnre associate with his Juvenile relatives few other
pupils, as companions OF his study and board. The
striciest attention will be paid to their and
moral department. we'll TO their advancement
hciehce: but IN order bst these objects may be
completely under his coniroi, he will receive no pnp
VINO exceeds the age OF twelve years, does
template liberal education, and become member Of
his faniiy-nI boys that age, who have no. been
Juuciousy ,ntored, may he turbulent; and as their
intercourse wii each other, without the presence Of
lnoniier, Is liable To degenerate into corTupton pass
ing ann repassing between their lodgings and The
Athenaum might extend the field Of their abuses.
TERaS.-Board, Lodging, washing, fuel, candies, &c.
with tuition in the various branches Of orthugrapiy
eecutpn, grammar, geography (ancieDt and modern }
natural history bogi Apply, civil history mathematics
&C &C. per year, payable quarterly in advance s $50.
Latin, Greek, French, drawing and music, each per
quarter In advance 10.
Prompt attention will he paid 10 letters addressed
post PAID to ROBERT MAYO, Ricbmnpd.
jan 10. If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
MOI ICE,

yOHN PtRKHiLL has associated himself with RIO
~ BeRt 5. k0gsRrSON and JAMES KELSo, of
New f"rs, under the Arm, OF PGrkhiH, Robertson &
helso, Tor the purpose OfuaBsacting an AUCTION &
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the city of Richmond
aud under the hrin of Robertson, Keiso & ParkkiH
tor rue purpose OF ransactimg general COMMISSION
BUSINESS In the city nf Mex fork. hey
ssicii share of the pnhiic ratronage.
JOHN PARKHtLL,
ROBERT $. ROBERTSON,
JAMES KELSO.
Jan. o. 7s..n
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t.IuTKft S'iNsf, I7dIH sfJfeF EichnONa-1Rd No 3,
Harris0n street, J7aitia0re)
HOOK Hr. aAyo's Rh'mmg rrmer. Rbymng Spell
ins BoUk. Ancient Gcogfaphy, and new 81 STEM OF
Mythology. for the use of Summaries.
These elementary hooks ale highly recommended by
able professors and other literary characters.
The Commissioners OF the Primary Schools In yir
fnia booksellers aud Country Merchants are
tnst hes can he supplied with these no k at mode ate
wholesale prices. by application as above. to
GEORGE MAYO CO.
lAH ~.
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vay and three tines week during the session OF the
Stare Legislature the same n heretofore Five
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
In relation to the Differences rhich snbsistsd
BETWEEN THE LATE
COMMODORE o. II. PERRY
AND
CAPTAIN J. ID. ELLIOTT.
PREFACE.

When the late Com. Perry was aboai
to sail on The crnize which Terminated his
valuable lie, he requested Com Decatur
TO take charge otthe following documents
10 keep Captain Elliott IN check during
his absence land, if any acciden, happen.
ed 70 him Will, on his crnze, that they
might he published, as The most ,ffectu-
al means which would then be lett, of
guarding his character against the base
ness and faIsshood of Capt. Elliott.
The original documents, OF uhich these
are copies, had all been transmitted 10
he Navy Department by Commodore
Perry some time before: but, i'm co,ise
qucnce at a great proportion OF the ne
cessary witnesses being on The Mrdiier-
ranean station, court martial could not
be convened prior TO his sailing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
(rrom the Bsl,i,nore FEDERAL Gazette.
DOCUMENTS.

- DOCUMENTS,
Relifing to the dispute betmecn Capt. PER-,
and Capt elliott Continued and con,
ciuded J
II appears that Commodore Perry, in pursuance of ia,
determination mentioned in his letter published yesterday
transmitted the Secretary of the Navy, certain charge
and speeheations against Capt Elicit supported by aida
Wits with from himself the Secretary
and cope, Of the correspondence and certificates. Which
appeared in the Gazette ,es,erda, these, with short pre-
face, constitute tn pamphlet the publication Of which.
this period has excited much attention and surprise. We
proeeed to give the remainder oft readerit bears
the following title:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
FIRST VESSEL FOR LONDON.
10 the address Of UesUs. John Gifiiaf & Co. rifh

the liberty IF consignment.
az The regular trading and very superior cop
SfSsfNF pered and copper fastened Ship HENRY
CLiY. C l.. Can't, commander, stands A.
l. tLIoyds. and is most desirable conveyance for
produce the Ship is nov at Bermuda Hundred where
abe will comwence loading as soen as the wea
ther perSits-two thrds 81 the cargo being already
engaged she will have dispatch .For freight $50
bhds. Tobacco $50 bales Cotton or the bulk thereof
which will he takenlow, apply to
- JOHN & WIN. GfLLIAT.
Who have for sale. received by the late arrivals
superior L,ndon snperiae Cloths and Cassneres--a1
Irish Lnens-7.5 Dogaaes -Old Lomdun and
Serciai Madeira Wine, &C. &c.
Jan rs 7s..tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06

A Adjourned lie citing OF the MeHIbers OF the Mnlu
n al Assurance Society will he beid in the Hall OF
The House OF Delegates in the Capitol at O'Clock on
Thursday evening the sb February 1921
JAMES RAWLINGS, p. AgI 81. A Sy.
Jan. ~. al as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
Real and Personal E>fate If John Graham. dec
EOn iIHlInN

Real and Personal E>fate If John G:rahan. dec
roR SALE AT iUcIioN.
1(f virtne OF the last will aud Testament OF John
- Graham, dee. ss executor Of the said last will
and testament, viii sell fur ready money. at pahc
dec. on Tuesday. the oth day Of February ncrf a,
FURNITURE.
Striped blankets Of large size.
5000 ella OF oznabu'gs, ,ickienDnrgs, and burlaps
OF excellent quality
1880 yards Of white, yellow, and red flannel
Cloths, cassip.eres, vesiing
India and Domestic cotton
Russia shseting, Ravens duck
Fur aud wool hats, coarse shoes
Ions OF bar aud sheet iron
Nail rods and hoop iron
Sole aud upper leather
Salt. briHist me, saltpetre, W indow glass
large parcel Of cart aud wasesn
bets, surciHges camp kettles, tents
large parcel Of Guernsey frecks
5000 lbs Of wrought nails
Pit aud crosscut saws east steel hoes
Axes, spades and shovels
garden engine
An imported cutting hox. ofapproved csnstruc
large quantity OF we'll seasoned scaRiiing and
nooring plank
10000 prime shingles, slate
New saddles and orioles
Wagons and gear
canal boats, several wheel barrows
10 tons plaster sfParis
And variety ofotber articles.
And on the SIN day Of February nert,
upsn cfet'it al one and years Give O'CLOCK
noon, sSon the premises, all the REAL ES FATE OF the
SAID John Graham dec In the city OF Richmond. To
N."' L"so M. o"Ss No clO, ana M. oIo, Oh vntcn
the said Grahain resided, With the Improvements
thereon, CONSISTING of comfortable dwelling house.
stable and carriage house, spring bonse, and other
bniidings and garden well stocked With grape vines
and choice fruit ees. hso, Lot No. asa. on the Canal
banh, lately occupied By the said John Grab am as
soa' YARD ana Lot No. AL, nearly opposite 10 the
last meitioned lot, now accepted by Mr.. Gordon.
Bond and secnriiy win he required from the pnreha
sefs OF the said lots, with deeds upon ihem
Tor securing the payment Of the purchase money.
WALTER DUN. Error 81 j. Gr0hdm, dec.
The sale will be conducted by
Jan. 81. % HERON