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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31
SSsp&c0.

In New York, Francis a. Blake Esq. Coun-
sellor at law, aged p, son of the late Hon.
Francis Blake, Of this town. We find the lol-
lowing obituary notice If the deceased, in the
n. Y. Commercial Advertiser. "Nlr. b. set
tied at Cincinnati, Ohio, a few years ago, but
left there, and took up his residence in this
city about six months ago. He attended to
his business on Monday: but for a slight in
disposition took some medicine. In the even
nins he was cheerful, but not feeling very well
lay down, and soon ceased TO breathe-dying
without a struggle. His talents were of fine
order, and were advantageousy displayed
last "Wednesday on the trial of Anderson, who
was convicted of Munslaughter, aud on sever
al other occasions. He was known to have
been we'll acquainted with the principles Of
law. and had mind we'll stored ~ reading
All reelection, in almost every Department OF
literature. He had both genius and learning
In Brookfeld, on the 4th inst Mrs Harriet,
Wife of Mr. Alanson Hamilton, aged % years.
On the 9Th inst. Mr. Henry Gilbert, revo-
lutlonary soldier, aged 70 years.-On the 9Th
inst. Widow Sarah Parker, aged 81 years,
formerly of Beverly On the 10Th inst. M,
Nathaniel Spear, aged 50 years.
In Barre, OH the 10th inst. Mr.. Joseph Wads-
worth member Of the Junior Glass in Brown
University, aged %.
In Burlington, Vt. March, 6,Pheby Simonds,
Wife OF Deacon Jonathan Siuonds. printers
in Mass. and Canada are requested TO insert
this death.)
In Ninchendon, on the 18Th inst. Lydia
Wiley, aged IS.
In Chester, Vt. Mrs. Hannah Cutting, Wife
of Capt. Samuel Cutting and daughter Of
Capt. Asaph Goodridge Of Eitchburg Mass.
aged 46.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31

FROM THE N. E. GALAXY, A NEUTRAL PAPER
The United States eit5er Justly owe
10 Massachusetts near million of dol
lars or they do not. II the money is
due to massachusetts now, it was due o
her eight years ago, and ought to have
been paid. No new evidence of the
validity Of the claim has lately come to
light, nor is Ear. Monroe in possession OF
any new tact, that can alter the nature
of our demand. if the money is not due
10 us, 1t is not in our humble appreben-
sion, an act either Of" Justice or" mag
aanineity" in Mr. Monroe to recommend
to Congress to giUe it to us as a reward for
having elected governor who differs
IN opinion with some Of his predecessors.
The Claim Of Massachusetts we be-
IieVe and have ever believed, to be a
righteous one. We ask nothing Of the
n'ognanim'ty or the generosity of Presi-
dent Monroe or of Congress-we appeal
TO their sense Of justice-if they have
any. Justice is all that Massachusetts
asks. On that ground and on that alone
she should consent to receive The mon
ely. May the hand which attempts to
sign a warrant for the payment, on any
other ground, be palsied before it can
accomplish lis infamous purpose.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31
SUPPRESSED DOCUMENTS !

1t will be racollected that, at the last ses,
sion of the General Court, the documents
relative 10 the claims Of this State upon the
General Government, were suppressed by a
vote of our democratic Senate. This proce.
dure created some curious surmises, at the
time, which subsequent events have more
than realized.
a portion of these documents has just been
pubiishedby order Of Congress, which, taken
IN connexion with the correspondence pub
lished by the Legislature of Maine, goes to
establish, incontestibly, the following facts.
l. That considerable portion of the claim
is admitted, by the General Government, to
be good, and that when Gov. Brooks left the
chair, that portion was in fan train for ad-
Justment and allowance, after which the OBJ
jectionable part, might have been submitted
to Congress.
Q. That Gov. Eustis, instead depressing the
allowance Of the unobjectonable part. as it
was his duty 10 do, on the sole ground Of
right and justice, has for party purposes cho-
sen to bring the whole claim before Congress,
on the merits Of has rcnM1cjations and denu,l-
ciatiOnS, thereby placing the whole III jeop-
ardy, without at all increasing the chances
in favor Of the more doubtful part.
Accounts from Washington all agree that
thereis no prospect of its being acted upon
this session, and that wheneverit is taken up
such are the prtiudices which have been ex-
cited against it by the political lriends Of Coy.
Eustis, that the result is very doubtful.
Gov. King, the Agent of Maine, (which
State, is jointly interested with US in the re-
sulD speaks ofthe course which Gov. Eustis
and his agents have taken, in terms Of the
most unqualified censure and reprobation, and
thinks they have placed the claim in a more
untavorable situation than at any former pc
Rod, at the very time when it was in a fair
way to be finally adjusted.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31

Worcester, Sc.
Probate Office, March %, 1924.
To the Heirs Of JERusltA MORSE late Of
Southbridge IN said County, deceased,
and to all others concerned an tie Estate
Of said deceased,
GREETING.
on are hereby cited to ap-
a pear Gf you sec iO at the Court Of
Probate TO be holden at Brookfeld in said
County, on the second Tuesday in April next,
at ten Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the instrument which purports to be the
last will and testament of said deceased, should
not be approved; and you will be heard there
on.
NATHL. PAINE, j Prob.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31

The democrat who, under the signature o.
iedsralist," sent us union ticket con-
tanning two of the regular democratic list,
and none Of the federal, is informed that
although his hand is pretty well disguised, it
did not escape detection. The manuscript
will be returned 70 the writer, by his calling
at this Off, C.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31
yEvo be sold at Public Vendue,

e by order OF Court on the premises, on
Wednesday the fifth day of May next at one
OF the clock r. NJ. a Farm situated in the west
part of Charlton lately owned by the Rev.
David Batch.ller late Of Oxford, deceased,
containing about 100 acISs, well proportion
ed into moving; tillsge, and pasture, with
large orchard. For further particulars in
quire Of Mr.. John Nc Kinstry, near the same,
Conditions made known at the time OF sale.
ABIJAH DAVIS. Admr.
Oxford, March 81.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31
NOTICE.

2 ME subscriber would inform
e the inhabitants Of Grafton and its vicu-
ity, that he has purchased the Woolen Man
ulactoFy formerly owned and occupied by
LEONARD LEGG & Co. where he intends
carrying on the Clothing Business in all its
branches. BY his long experience and close
attention he hopes to inertia share Of public
patronage. Cloth dressing done in the best
manner, with punctuality and dispatch.
n. d. Custom carding done in the best
manner.
LEWIS THAYER.
Graj7oa, March 10, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31
FEDERAL MEETINGt

The FEDERAL ELECTORS of Wore
ter ONE and ALL are requested to meet .
Stockwell's Hall, tomorrow evening at
O'Clock p. NJ. The young men are partic
arly invited to attend.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31
Mir. EDITOR.

! have noticed, with surprizo, in yourpa
.; yesterdays date, my name suggested to the
electors OF the County for their sufFrages at the
approaching Senatorial election. At eau
Gus notified in the usual manner and rery f,lI-
" Attended, Senatorial list, of gentlemen OF
the highest respectability, in point OF ialents,
integrity, and experience, was, with great u
nGn'mtty, recommended to the support Of the
,oderal electors Of the County, and regret
hat any communication should have been
made tending to lessen the effect of that
lomliatlon. wish you to give notice in
your next, that totally decline being consd-
cred candidate for the very honorable and
esponsible Office Ex-senator.
BEZALEEL TAFT, Tr.
O10ridge, March %, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31

men' The superstition of such charge gutous for the result last
auion will bring mind with sufficient dncne those which applied
the character the distinguished individually who nominated by the Fed
ora Republicans Indifference which produced by confidence
and assisting the industry the Gov Eust Much
mischief was done by the Mddn Interest who willing sacrifice
situation which these politicians parties
mind the members of the fable Othe Judge who decided the the
Oyster awarding ashe each Of the claimants Let our Fellow Citizens
Gov friends Amherst Institution, who were
successful hope they will hazard the welfare of the
partial! though a desirable and laudable object
We have mention for uneqvoca mnteion of
Federal PncP on Monday next The character Of the Intended admins
hI0n to Inc triumph OF party and calls on the Legislature t. ece with
ca lecncy was % and to the restraint Of This d
gbaon joined with the manifest policy the power that the past
of his administration be attributed When the oayes and
yhemJ will be difficult
@ be 5 ad" m Ts % n Sa w o G
then can be assigned for the tone Of triumph which he celebrates his
ne chooses to consider himself" the Governor of party rather than the
Such Gov Eust his official private life brought
before The pubic and need not here be reviewed. except as suggested by
political experience an repochabe M
fullest veopemeu Gov Eui who we're unparns
E s b " last year. can now find pse Of objection to Mr. La
vantage Mnh Gov EH has in THIS respect in an embassy great
Ne"bug Considerations of this surely viii preference
Young of Massachusetts,! things Have
Gusts calling you forward his support approaching
n Have examined the condition
nave not hitherto exercised the rights Electors distinguished
Deng associated with them the good work democracy will briefly
them he been guilty ohe se against
c'unh have sought dSunion; they
strength OF the naon-and influenced by uahaHoud
opposed the the
Stale has been gaced by their refusing
course
not participated offered
helr
and rewarded
then
which
of
orator OF The oat hope Admirable expedent haterg
of
sachuettwha this appeal?
native State
years
cro"en yranncai power which has sustained them every
ger Nhch gained
OF freedom Behold fathers the mes supporters
administration
down TO the period when alleged they forteater CLAIMS
your justly incurred the
the history that period
William Eu and their patriots ov
correct eXpouner the constitutions that STRONG
ABOI, BROOKS WILDE,
TatoIs against the Liberties OF their Young
things and ask hearts, what reply be
which has been made Do you proposal Do
these Caumna
be thus pod
1t OF value, would be
sacrifice like this? that such will your made
will silence have red
approach you wtha proposition degrading YOUNG MAN
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31

BY the returns of the votes in New Hamp-
shire it appears that there is no choice ofGov-
ernor by the people.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31

Ii is suggested in the Salem Gazette that
Gov. EustIs may wish to be candidate for
Congress for Norfolk District, in the place Ct
John Bailey, Esq. whose scat has been vacat.
IL
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31

Worcester, SIS.
Probate Office, March %, 1924.
To the Widow, Creditors and Heirs fTIx-
oTHY PAIGE, late Of Southbridge in
said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned IN the Eatute ofsaid deceased,
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to ap-
q pear (if you see fiji at the Court of Pro
bate,to be holden at Worcester in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in May next, at
one of the clock, after moor, to show cause
why the accounts of the Administration Of
said Estate, should not be allowed, and the
balance Of Estate after paying the Doc.
tors bills for her last sickness, and other neces-
sary charges, should not be decreed TO the wi
dow TO enable her to uphold life; and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE j. Prob.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31
Thermometers.

a new supply Of Thermomc-
IA tiers Of superior quality, of various de-
scrptions, just received aud for sale by
3imo. 81, 1924. EARLE & CHASE.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31
WASHINGTON, March 8.

WASHINGTON, March 8.
II has been ascertained by the Pos
master General, that there are tivs
hundred and ninety eight newspaper
published In the United States. Viz
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
3 ME Members of the Worces

K ter Agricultural Society are hereby mott.
fed, that the annual meeting for the choice OF
Officers of said Society, will be held at Capt.
Samuel b. Thonas's Inn in Worcester, on
Thursday the 18th day of April next,at II
O'clock A. NJ. Other business of Importance
will also come before them.
BY order Of the President.
WILLIAM d. WHEELER, Rec. Sec.
March %, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31
A. & F. HOWE,
OFFER FOR SALE, AT STORE
No. 3 g 3

~ Wv @ ~ -
INDIA sTREET..................B
Duchess Hyson,
Hyson Skin,
Young Hyson, rs
Souchong and s
Bohea
IS Hhds. St. Crox and Grenada RUM,
10 4" NE. do.
10 Pipes Cognac and Spanish BRANDY,
IS do. and Or. Casks Sicily, Lisbon and
Malaga WINE,
do. Holland GIN,
IS Bbls. Am. do.
25 Hhds. best retailing MOLASSES,
Loaf, Lump, White Havana and Brown
SUGARS,
Shot, assorted sizes,
Best English, Duponts and Com. POW
DER,
Albay, LoriIlard's, MacObOy and Rappee
4-6-8-1O-l2 and cod. Cut NAILS and
BRADS.
100 Boxes Gx8, 7x9 and 8xlo Window
GLASS,
Dry Fish.-No. /, . and MACKERELL,
Winter and Summer OIL,
$50 Dbls. Genessee,
Howard St. .;
Richmond c. NJ. =
Fredericksburg, =
Alexandra and Z
Petersburg
- The above with an assortment equal
to any usually kept in w. |. Goods Stores,
will be sold as low for cash or liberal credit
as can be bought in Boston.
March 81. 3m.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31

This number is dScertdined, with the
town or village in which each paper is
published, There are probably few
scattering papers not yet reported to
the Department.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31

~ TOWN CLERKS, and others, are
respectfully requested to furnish us with list
of votes as early as possible.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-09

49, > tas
whose shade they were gathered. At
ter a long aud solemn. but not an UNI
meaning pause, he commenced his
speech in low voice and sententious
style. Rising gradually with the
subject, he depicted the primitive
simplicity and happiness OF his ma
ton. and the wrongs they had sus-
tanned from the ussrpations of white
men, with such a bold bat faithful
pencil, that every auditor was soon
reused to vengeance or melted into
tears. The effect was inexpressible.
But ere the emotions of admiration
and sympathy bad subsidized, the white
men became alarmed. They were
in the heart Of an Indian country,
surrounded by more than ten times
their number. who were infiamed by
the remembrance oftheir injuries, land
excited to indignation by the clio.
quence Of a fsvorite chief. Appalled,
aud terrified, the white men cast a
cherries gaze upon the hordes a.
r0und them.-A nod from the Chief
nigh. be the onset of destraction.-
AT that portentious moment farmers
Brother interposed. He replied not
to his brother chief. but with saga
city truly aboriginal. he caused a
cessation Of the council--introduced
good cheer. commended the eloquence
nf Red Jacket. Il before the meeting
had reassemblrd, with the aid Of o.
Their prudent chiefs. he had noderat-
ed the fury of his nation to a more
salutary review of the question before
them. Suffice it to say. the treaty
was concluded. and the western dis.
trict of New York at this day owes
no small portion "f it's power and in
fluence to the council of a savage. in
comparison with whom for genius. he
ruism, virtue, or any other quality
that can adorn the bauhle Of dia-
dem, not only George ". and Louis
lie desire, but the German Emperor
and the Gar Of Muscovy alike
dwindle into insignificance.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-09
A PRINTERS REMARKABL {
DREAM.

The Printer of the Farmers Adj
vocate, says-s'We do not pretend
to believe in Dreams but we had one
few nights since, Of such singu-
lar character that we cannnt resist an
inclination to give it publicity. We
dreamed (for printers are subject to
dreams,) that all our delinquent sub
scribers locked in and'paid up their
old accounts--consequently. we i'm
mediately procured new typo from
New York. enlarged the Advocate.
and paid of the paper-maker. In this
we we're exceedingly delighted-but
Just as we were about to render a
host of grateful Acknowledgements to
our patrans, an unIucky. tlundring
little insect, (Which We do think might
have found better lodgings) gave US
such an untriendly grip between the
shoulders, that We aw"ke under the
dreadful apprehension that the Sheriff
had favored US wittla call But twas
all dream buf the bite"
The abovei is quite a pretty dream,
aud we have dreamed it until We are
tired. We wish We could realise it.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-09
A LIGHT MAN.

Wanley. in his ..Wonders of the
Great and Little World" grayely
tells US, that Philetas Of Coos, who
was an excellent critic and a very
good pact in the time of Alexander
the Great. had body 80 lean and
light. that he used to wear leaden
shoes, and never walked out with
out a Ieaden weight about him--lest
he should be blown away by the
Wind
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-09
Strayed or Stolen.

A SILVER hunting WATCH, with gold
"A chain, two seals and key, gold
one of The seals head OF Shakespeare, ve-
ry finely engraved on scotch topaz; The
other Bengal blood stone, moi engraved:
Also, a plain English silver watch, had
simply black ribbon (as chain) and a
common key.
A liberal reward will be given for The
first, as there is attached TO il more than
its intrinsic vsue-for the second suit
able reward will be given, and it restored
no questions zviH be asked. Apply TO the
printer. sep 9i-'f
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-09
AUCTIONS.
Virginia:

virginia:
At Superior Court Of Chancery. hold :;
the town OF Fredericksburg, on m. en- ~
day OF October, 1923. WV
The President, Directors and Comma,
Of the Bank OF Alexandra, Plaintiff. %
AGAINST CD
Abel Holbrook, Defendant.
ON the motion OF the plaintiffs, BY eor,
OseI, the Court, on consideration of f, wv
papers formerly read, and The reno,, a 20
William Moss and Thomas Moss, two VI
the valuers, made pursuant to the ORC, y. "
the 18th day Ct May last, doth adiudes
order, and decree, that the plaintiffs REQ,
yer OF the defendant, one thousand ,evsn
hundred and one dollars and seyenlv.6sa
cents, with interest thereon, al the rate IS
six per centum per aDDum, from the l3,h
day OF March, 1891, until paid, ten dol
lars and forty mine cents, and the costs bv
ID. m expended in the prosecution of HI.
suit; and that the Marshal OF this Court n'
alter having given three weeks notice by
advertisement published in some newspa.
per printed in the town OF Alexandra ~
the time and place thereof, do expose 70
sale, by public auction, to the highest bid,
der, for cash, the houses and lot conyeysd
by John Tbroop and wife to The dei.n.
tsnt, by deed, bearing dale the s3d dav
OF May, 1914; and also The houses and IL,
convey ed by Moses Kenney and wife n
the defendant, by deed, bearing dale ,bs
18th day of July, 1917; and out OF The
money arising from such sales, after de-.
frayiDg the expenses attending The same
pay to The plaintiffs the principal money,
interest and costs aforesaid, l. The surplus
Of the proceeds OF sale retain ia bis hand,
subject 10 the future order of the Court
and liberty is reserved to the plaintiffs .
apply here for further relief, in case the
sales hereby decreed shall not be Stuff,
Glen, to satisfy the plaintiffs demand; and
the Marshal is directed to report his pro.
ceedings herein TO the Court. ACopy.
Teste, J. II. FORD, c. C,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-09
Patton & Butcher


Liverpool, their fall assortment OF
YTARDwA ARE, viz:
Bar iron suitable forgig and carriole tire
Hoop. sheet and round iron
Tailors', Hattters' and sad irons
Spades and sbovels
Rest London Crowley's steel, No. 5
English blistered and shear steel
Iron weights, halter chains
Smiths' handsaws and Dentists files
plane irons, lions paw y round castors
Rell metal and brass battery kettles
Patent timed sauce pans
Smiths snyils and sledges
cart back bands, mullin bits
Pump lacks, clasp head nails
Cupboard and pad locks
Chest and HI hinges
Timmins' patent white metal and brass
locks
Iron and horn combs, sash cord
Sand paper, plated saddlery
Shomakers' and carpenters tools OF va
rious descriptions
Double and single barrel iowling guns
Gun furniture, gun locks, &c. &c.
Also, on hand,
American bar and hoop iron
American blisiered steel, socket shovel'
Sweeping brushes
White ash. horse and shoe brushes
Tanners and shaving brushes
Shoemakers bristes, chamber bellows
Nixons' patent & Connecticut plougbs
omo9I Qswlm
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-09
LIEUT.. OF GEN. WOLFE.

A gentleman from Connecticut in
forms US that DR.. Elihu Tudor. who
was lieutenant in the army Of Gen.
Wolfe, in the celebrated battle on the
heights of Abraham. in 1889. is now
living at East Windsor, at the adj.
vanced aye of 81 years. He is sup
rosed to be the only surviving officer
of Gen. Wolfe's army in Europe or
America. He continues to receive a
pension from the British government.
DR.. Tudor graduated at Yale College
in 1850, and before he entered the
army was q surgeon in the British
navy. Hampshire Gas.