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ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants Of
IL Portland, that she prop ses opening School
for young Ladies, wherein the following bran
ches may be taught; viz. Reading. Orthography,
Definitions, PenmakiDg, Chirography, Arthme-
tic, English Grammar, Composition, Punctua-
ton, Modern and Ancient Geography, Rhetoric,
History, Chemistry. Logic, &c.
flan and ornamental Needle Work will be
taught If desired. The school will commence on
Monday, the 18th of Dec. at the House Of MIR.
A. Carter. Terms SIS per Quarter.
y. B. Recommendation NAV be seen at Mr..
Carter's house.
Dec. a, 1921
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Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
Princeton.
ONE of the bef ffands in the

ONE of the beft ftands in the
~ town for gsulesi Tavern, with Store
for general Merchandise, detached from the Houie,
with excellent Cellar, Back Buildings for the &C.
commodation of the Store. which is nearly 40 feet
iquare. The Houfe is ftuated in the very centre
OF the town, on the corner of the four principal
roads which pats through it---has foor Rooms on
Aoor--two Resies high--wi,h Front Yard,
and excellent Well and Garden Spot, and con-
hderable qnantity.of easly and late Fruit Trees
together with about 90 acres of Tome of the beif
Land in the town.
AnInn in this situation is very much
wanted. l. offers one Of the beA opportunities
to any PeEion who Is deiiEods OF Commencing
baioeis, either as IDn-keeper or Trader, that has
ever been prelented to let.
For particulars, apply to Mr.. John
Lane Bo,leon. or Capt. Peer Farrow. now to be
found on the Premlles. A Leac for leven or
tweo,y-one years viii be given, if required.
50 The Premises are all in complete
repair. and immediate pofIsiIion will be given.
Princeton, FEB. SO, 1Sai. sm
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WorceRer,G.

WorceRer,G
Probate Office, March 10, 1884.
TO The WIDOW, Creditors and Here Of
EsENkzER KNIeHT, late Of Phillips.
ton, IN said County, deceased, and TO
all others concerned tn che Estate Of
said deceased, GREErrno.
You are hereby cited to APP
= pear (if you fee FLY at the Cour Of Pio-
bate % be holden at worcefteI, in fsid County,
on the hra Tusiday ia April next. At ten of the
clock, before noon, TO nov caule why Licenie
hould not be granted 70 fcll and convey the
whole, or 70 much OF the Real EAs,e of faid de.
ceaied, as win raiie the ium Of $94S 90, for
the payment OF debts snd charges; aud you
will be hard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
Schooltor Toungs Ladies.
MISS D. BLAIR refpeaful.

MISS D. BLAIR refpeaful-
AvA y informs her Friends and the Pubiick,
that lhe will re.commence her School in Temple.
ton, for the in&ruaion ofsYouug Ladirs ia the
higher branches of Education, on the hfa Moa-
day OF May next Tuition, 3 dolars per Quar-
ter.
MISS BLAIR, very grateful for the lib
eral encouragement received the laa iesion, Fat
tiers her.eif that. by induary and Aria sssntion
to her pupils, fhe fhaIl meet the appfohssion Of
thoie who will pleafe to patronize her School
Second term to commence the a3sh of AugsR.
~ Reference may be had to Lpvel
Walker, Efq JOhsh Howe, Eiq. and Mr.. Adam
Jones,
Worceiler, March n, ,Saa.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
FOR SALE.

IN the centre of the town of
- Dudley, within Fifty rods of a Meeting Houle,
an Academy, and Town.School--one of the
belt BLACKSMIrH'S STANDS in the County
of Worcefler. lsconhRs Of about hall 40 acre
Of Land, convenient Houie, Shop, Coal. Houie,
and Barn, almoa entirely new mol delighhomely
iituated. What may make it nsobjeet for any one
wihug to purchaie, is, that there is no other Shop
near the centre, with the advantage of being near
Meeting. Houle, an academy, AUD common School.
or For terms apply to the Subicriber ON the
premies. HENRY COBURN.
Dudley, March i3, 1881.
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or One Prize ecslo,ooo,

HlN T OF I,UUU-4 OF 5OO---
= J0lof 100 90 Of So $3.50 of &7-wi,b
the uipsl dednefon, IN the II III clsi, Of sUr;no-
field Bridge Lottery of the above DIE.
may be had for IS, il the ticket is ourcb,led Be-.
s s me so;h day of March coming-O Quarters,
$f:37s Drawing commences The .fecoad d,y
o. APni next, and hnilhes with diipatch. 5000
Tickets, and an excellent icherne.-call on
a. HAMILTON.
WoIceaer. Feb. IS, 8ai. sS
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28

WorceRer, 4.
Proba'e Office. March -, iSaa.
1oshe Heirs Of SUBMIT WALKER, late
Of SouthbrldgC, IN said Counry, de-
eeGsed, and TO al others Concerned in
tie Estate Q said deceased,
GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to APP
n pear If you Zee &, al The Cont Of Probate
TO be holden 1t WoseeAer, 10 fad couo.y, on me
iita Tuellsy 10 Aptil NEXT, 81 ten Of the clock,
before noon, 20 ihow cauc why the Inerument
which Purpors,o be the laN Will aud Ieitament
Of iaid decsaIrd, Ahoud noe BE- approved; aud
you will be heard ,es,goo.
NAklsl. PAINE, J. Prob.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
4 Bargain for Farmers.

Will. !. be fold. on Wednef.
w day, the 9Th Of Ap,il next. at PubIick
Aucion, on the pennies. large and excellent
FARM, lying in the gore Of land between The
towns of Worcefler, Shrewsbury. Grafton, and
Millbury--and coniiing of zoo acres, mott of it
OF an excellent quality, on which large Dwell.
ling-Honie, Barn more than 100 feet long, and
other convenient Cut. Buildings. This Farm has,
Tor many years par, fuifained very large Rock
OF Cattle. and capable of being made to turn off
as much valuable produce as an equal number of
acres lying together in any of the Grafton Farms,
which obtain and merit 70 high rank 10 publick
eifimation. 1t is expected tina. Cation Farmers
who do not think themieves rich enough ale
ready, and Others who equally love and value
good Land, will not, for want of enterprize, loie
This opportunity of attempting to make theuiielves
wealthy, iubRantia yeomen on esfy term. A
credit will be given for moif of the purchsie
money. 49, For further particulars, inquire Of the
Snbicriber, In Worcener.
JOHN w. HUBBARD.
Feb. ~. lsA,. sw
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
To Let,

A VERY convenient Store,
hiusted few rods from the Meeting
nouie, IN Sterling. It's shonghs to be good
place tor the iaie OF ErghG s. Fancy Goods, Grock-
cry, Olats Ware, &c. &c. as but FINAL aiiortment
OF tneie articles is niually kept in the place. The
S'ofe aio lifted for Wea- India Goods. --For
t s information, inquire Of the owner and
iu6fcriber. LUTHER ALIEN
SterIfng, March a., 1881.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
Worcester Brick Hotel.
THE Subscribers, having en-

He Subscribers, having en-
= tered into copartnerlhip in Buhnsis, and
taken the well kaown TAVERN STAND lately
occupied by Mr.. 0isUtr Eager. few rods north
of tbs South Westinghouse, in Worceiler, are de-
termined, if afiduous attention to the bu6neis
which they have undertaken, and an earnei delire
20 pleale and accommodate the Publick, will en-
leTve it.
~. Travellers are informed, that
they hall always receive good treatment; and
they, with the PubIick generally, are invited to
give them call.
AARON HOWE,
OLIVER WHITE.
WorcsAer, March =, l8al. 6w
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FOR SALE,

ME Houfe, and other Build
n ings, ktely occupied by OLlvER cAa-
TIA and HoRATio CAwrIR, Booksellers, fltus,ed
IN Lancaaer, on The Old Common, 10 called } OPP
polite Timothy Writings, Eiq. aud not FAT diI-
tant from the Latin Gysmmsi School. II will
accommodate a Mechanick extremely well. or
Family who WIFI 10 keep boarders. Of
payment will be eaiy. For further particulars,
inquire of HORATiO CARTER.
Llseaaer. Mdyeh ~, 1890.
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To be Let,

40 &c LCLs
A ND immediate poHeHion
4 \ gwen the fra of April next---a DWELL
lNG-EOUSE, with Store snd Cabinet Shop,
adjoining, and other OUT Buildings--wi,h about
OF the ,owa OF Dudley, within few rods of the
Academy. Likcwiie one half of Dwelling
Houle, with a few acres of Land, iituased about
one and half miles from the Meeting Houie.
The above premiIes were formerly owned by
Capt HszeAiah Hsay, late Of Dudley, dsceaIed
BECCA HEALY.
Dudley, March 6, 1881,
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28

Worceiter. q.
Probste Office, Mach s, 1884.
TO the Heirs Of EDMUND REED, date Of
Rutland, in said counfy, deceased, and
20 all others concerned in the Estate
Of said deceased, GREETING.
You are hereby cited TO APP
= pear III you Zee fiji at she Court Of Probate
to be hcldea at Worcetsr, in fad County. on the
fra Tueldsy in April next. at ten OF The clock,
before noon. to fhow cauie Nhy the InAfumefss,
which pcrPous 20 be the lsii Viii and Tsasncnt
Of iaid dsceated, A,ould no: be approval zrd
you will be heard thereon.
NJ. NATHL. PAINE, y, Yrss,
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A Great Bargain.

20 be fold, on the mott ac-
= comn1o dating terms, "a 4nsil part down,
the ref on a long Credit, lone of the bea PAS
TURES in the County of Worccaer, containing
1s9 acres, we'll fenced modify with wall, lying
IN Rutland, near the Barracks The Pailure il
the lame that belonged to the EGste of 5Ohs D.
Waha@s, of Roxbury. For particulars, inquire
OF 5lfasi and .J9fah StrastOs. Of Holden, or the
iubicriber, in Sterling.
JOHN H. sTRATToN.
Sterling. Feb. aS. 1854. 6w
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Valuable Real Estate,
For Sale, or to be Let.

HE Subscriber offers for
4 faIe, his new brick Dwelling -Houle and
Store, ituatsd in the centre of the town OF Rut-
land, containing one half an acre Of Land. with !
Barn thereon Handing. Said Buildings are in
complete repair, and is the bcil htuation for =
Trader of any in town and if not fold by the
fra of April, will be let for one or more years.
Conditions liberal. For further psriiculars,
inquire of the SHbicriber, living on the premifes
JOSEPH CALDWELL.
Rutland, March IS, 1881.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28

In confequence of deciiion of the Supreme
Judicial Court, the Pnblihers of this paper deem
itneceary to givenotiee, that while they nall fed
ulouly aimto be literally corIea they cannot hold
ahemielves rcfponibIe for any in any adver-
element beyond the fun charged for itsinieition.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
WoIceler, &.

WcIceaeT, G.
Probate Office, March s, lJal.
Iof Widow and Heirs Of W1LLIAM
RUssELL, Lafe Of Barre, in said Com
~, deceased, and 20 al Others concern.
ca ~ The Estate Of said deceased,
GREEI1NG.
You are hereby cited to APP
n pear (if you fee fly at the Court of Pio-
bate TO be holden at Worcelisr, 10 faid county,
on the brit Tueiday in April next, al ten Of tie
clock, before noon, to ihow cauie why the Adj
miniitration of isid Eilaie lhould not be granted
to Mr. WILLIAM RosiNsoN, who applies Mere-
for; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL.l PAINE, =. Prob.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
Farm to Rent.

a FARM, iituated in the eaff
= = pat of Leicsitsr. owned by the Heirs of the
late JoHN SourHcATE. is to be rented on rea-
iona5s terms tor one or three years.-Alfo, Sfoek
and Farming TcOh, to be fold or rented. For fur
ther Information, apply to
ISAAC sOUTHCATE.
Leie1qer. Fs1. aa, isa,.
P. S.-The rent of the above Farm win be re-
csived in Produce, if wilhed. 6w
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@a8gatDusetts 5pp.
PUBLISHED BIZ
MANNING u TRUMBULL,
One door sOuiA Of Mtssys. Burr & MlaKIck's
Stage Office.
PUBLIsHkD B.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

Prieeto Eagle fubfcribers, who receive their
pspersst the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
annum.
To companies So fubicribers, who take the
papers atthe ofaees one dollar and Fifty cents per
onnum, payable % delivery ofthe papers.
Single fubicribers. who pay in advance, will
the fame allowance will be made TO agents in dii-
sant piaees. who will regularly eollsa and remit
naoney which may be Observation-Disclosures.
E Adusrtjsmtnts, Otexeeediag twelve lines. pub
iGs4thrte weeks for one dollar, and eOntinsed
sAyse seeks lcagerjOr fft1 cents Larger sdUsr-
sijSmeEfs "a the Iame proportion.
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WoresRer, q.
Probate Office. March s. 1881.
10 the Heirs Of BENEpIcr REMrNo TON,
tdfe Of Mendon, in said County, de-
ceased, and to al others concerned in
the Estcte Of said deceased,
GREETtNG.
YOU are hereby cited to ap-
pear ifyou fee fp at the Court of Probate
to be holden at Woreeaer, 10 laid Coun,y, ON the
fra Tueiday 10 April next. at ten OF The clock,
before nooo, to fhow eauf. why Licenie fhould
not be granted to fell and convey 70 much of
the Real Elale of faid deceaied, a. will raiIs the
FUN of $4is 90 for the payment OF debts and
charges and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPAs WHEELER, Reg,
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12
PAYABLE NEARLY.

/ The National In,eligencer Of Tuesday,
after congratulating rs readers On the resuI.
respecting Missouri. expresses hope that time
Is sill left ior acting on some OF the bills before
Congress. tie says:
& Among these, we rank he bill for tie
reliei Of The purchasers Of public lands, and
the bIll 10 establish an uniform system OF
bankruptcy. both OF which, hayiog passed the
Senate. are in the hands Of the House OF Rep
rcsentaIlses.-As their principles have points
ot resemblance, so their facts appear 10 be in
some degree Connected.
The former OF these bills has been discus
sed 10 the House Of Representatives, and a
disposition has been manifested favorable to
is passage.
NiJI respect 10 The bankrupt law, Mr. Ser
geapt has given noticeof his intention 10 call
" up.---We iope y viii not be passed hy;
hui that lhe thousands " no hang upon lhe
tenter-hooks ofsuspense regarding If, will at
least be allowed the satisfaction 81 knowing
that question was taken On u, and that their
hopes and tears have not been wholly dlsre-
garded. The details Of The bill, we UNDER
stand are as perfect az they can be made, unIil
hey shall have been tested by experience,
and nothing ssnains likely % excite discus
sion but The main points Of the DILL, which
resolve themselves into two or three. Upon
hese points, already SC well understood. il IS
hoped the di.cls,ion will moi be % tsr proiUng-
ed as 70 defeat decision of the main question.
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12

The Missonri question is al length settled
and that Territory is declared to be oae Of the
United States. The resolution for that purpose
passed the House Of Representatives on Men
day last, by ncjortty Of slr--it We recoIlect
right, the exact number by which resolution
precisely the same in substance, and almost
in language, was rejected by The same body a
lew days since This resolution, Ike ths
before rejected, is mere isrce--a completely
inefficient thing, that leaves Missouri IN tai
possession OF the ground, and grants TO her the
privileges OF State, not only to the same
extent as the other States, but win lhe addi-
tional benefit Of provision IN her constitution
plainly, palpabiy, end dlametricslly IN viola
ton OF an essealIal provision OF The national
constitution. The precedent now established,
shakes the corner stone of the national compaoi
not merely because j, confirms, extends and
perpetuates slavery, but because it furnishes
an example OF bold disregard Of the constI-
luton d the United States, by The Legislative
branch ot he government.
For this result, The States who are opposed
to Slavery, and attached to the Constitution,
are indebted 70 the vtnes ot their own repre-
sentaives The whole number of mem bers
presen, on this memorable occasion was l66
Leaving i8 absent. IL favour Of admitting
Missouri 87-against The admission Sl-ma--
jorty 6. Among The S7 will he ioGnd The
names Of The following persons
From Pennsylvanis, Henry Baldwin, Sam
uel Moore, Thomas j Rogers from New
Jersey. Joseph Bloomfield. Bernard Smith,
Henry Soutbard from New York, William.
D. Ford, Henry Guyon, Aaron HacAley, Hen
~ Meigs, Henry r. Storrs-irom Connection
James Slevens-from Rhode-Island, Samuel
Eddy-from Massachusetts, Henry Shaw, and
fromMaine Mark Hi -I5 10 thewhoe e. Tn
number, deducted from 81, would leave 72-
rs added to 81, would make 96. Had the
vote stood thus, as il ought 10 have stood, tbs
majority against Missouri, and ii favour OF th,
integrity Of tie Constitution Of The Z. States
would have been o. Neg York PAPER.
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12
THEATRE.

Ertracts from tate Boston Recorder.
" ln our last No. we inserted conmuni-
cation from The Boston Daily Advertiser, on
the subject of The Theatre as at pre- sent arran-
ged at these = head quarters Of good princi-
pies" If the - obscenily" and vu.garilyY
according to this writer n The Daily Advert.
sfr) now reIgns upon Tie sage, from pleas
ant recreation TO our refined and tasteful fell
low ciizeus-we sincerely regret The lax
toue Of moral feeling which Is hereby Ddica-
ted but we can neither envy them the lu-
scious pleasures of tue entertainment, nor The
cool reflections that follow tive have ney-
ar been creduIous enough 10 believe what has
been thousand times asserted with untlush.
ing assurance, that " the stage forms an ex-
celient school Of murals"-we should as soon
Wink of taking lessons OH equal rights i'm
The palace of the Grand Seignor--ur on the
nature Of virtue from The Prince Of Pandenlo-
mum. But we had hardly supposed that the
truth would come out so plainly aud suddenly
from tie lips Of those who regard the enemies
Of the stage O. bigos nd religious enthusiasts.
Here we have frank confession uf wnai has
been often asserted, and as often den -
that +" it is impossible that any of either sex
should hear so mech Of This vile Tibaldry. and
such constant illusions 70 every species of in
decency and vice, repeated every night,
without having their hearts IN some degree
tainted"
The Portland gazette., 1821-03-12
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

ARRIVAL FROM FRAME.
fr1-By an arrival from Hare az Now-Yori.
Paris papers to the 10th January have been re-
ceived.
nPThe attention Of the Quid N'uncs of Eu
rope bad been transferred from Troppou, 10
Silesia. TO Loyboet, in Csrinihis u hich
last place the Imperial and Royal Divsn bad
adjourned. The meeting al Layhsch was hx-
ed for the Glib January.-The Emperor FRAN
ofs, with his Empress. arrived there the 9th,
and iheEmperor ALEXANDER was expected the
7th. The King of Maple was at Vlcenza on
TIE Sd. on bis way to Laybach and proba
bly, arrived there in due season--On his land-
ing in the dominions of Austria, be is said to
have written letters 70 the sovereigns OF France
England, Austria Russia, and Prus ;, explain
ing his views Of the political situation of his
kingdom. As he was then free Of duress, his
Information could not fail 10 make an impress
SION on bis brother monarchs. II was added
that FERDINAND of Spain had also been invit-
ed 10 be present at The Congress that the
Ministers 10 il from all the nations would be
augmented and thatFrance would be represent
ed there by the Marquis VrcToR DE CARMrN,
and Counts DE BLACAs, and DE LA FERRoN
NAYS that the Courts Of Rome, Modena.
Florence. Lucca. and Turin. had been invited
10 send Ministers and il was added. ;hat the
Prince RUFFo, the Neapoi'an Minister in Aus
tria, and celebrated for his hostility TO the rev.
olution in Naples, would be also received at
the Congress. There can be no doubt that
The questions 10 be settled at Laybacb, viii be
highly momentous and IT one article, which
states that Prussia has directed her armv 10 he
placed on war establishment, be true, this
Congress will prove merely cover for the
measures OF aggression on the independence Of
nations.
o. Conspracies. and rumors Of conspira-
cies, were reported 20 exist IN Spain; and
that things appeared far from being settled.
~ Things remained unaltered in England /;
but much new food for speculation and ex
element was anticipated from the approach
ing meeting OF Parliament. Cent.