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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-10

Worcester, SIS.
Probate Office, Oct. 25, 1894.
To the Heirs Of LOIS HAcER, late Of Boil
ton, IN said County, deceased and
to all Others concerned IN the Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
IL pear (if you see fit at the Court of Pro-
bate, to be holden at Lancaster, in said Coun-
ty, on the third Tuesday in November next, at
ten Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why Administration on said deceased's Estate
should not be granted to Samuel STAFFORD, Of
said Bolton; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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TO be sold at PuJEck
Vendue,
10y order of the Hon. Judge

10y order of the Hon. Judge
k-B of Probate for the County of Worces.
ter, on Monday, the sixth day of December
next, at two O'Clock in the afternoon, on the
Premises. certain Farm situated in the wes-
teriy part of New BraintEee, on publick
road leading from Hardwick to Brookfeld.-
The said Farm was owned by LUTHER NYE,
Esq. late of New-Braintrec, deceased, and
was occupied by him in his litetime.-Also,
one half of Pew, No. 5, situated on the low
er floor in said New Braintree Meeting House.
The above Farm contains by estimation about
one hundred and twenty acres Of Land-con-
sisting of Moving, Pasture, Woodland, Or
chardng, and Plough Land, and good House
and Barn standing thereon, and an excellent
Well of Water situated near the House.
The said Farm will be sold with Ga incum-
brance of Mortgage, which will be made
known at the time and place of sale.
DAVID WAIT, .4dm'r.
.Ntw-B rdinfree, Oct. q, 1894,
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SwJi's Patent Sheoring Machine.
CAUTION.

1 LII persons are forbid, IN
"a der penalty of the Law, to make or use
said Machine, unless purchased from DERlAH
SWIFT, or his Agent JACOB T. WALDEN, New
York. For further particulars apply in this
Town to JOHN DAVIS, Ese.
August l8. s3m
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Cloth Dressing.

EVHE Subscribers inform the
"a Public, that they are ready to commence
the CLOTH DRESSING Business at their Manu-
featuring Establishment, one mile South of
Forester Vallags. where those that favour
them with their custom, may depend on the
test Of work. Payment easy, and price that
cannot fail ofgiving satisfaction.
BREWSTER & FOX.
Worcester, Sept. 90, 1924.
N. B. Cloth left at the Store Of D. Hemrood
& CO. with directions, will be taken, and re-
turned in reasonable time. If
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Commissioner Notice.
VKTE, the Subscribers, having

WE, the Subscribers, having
w been appointed by the Hon. Nathani-
el Paine, Judge Of Probate for the County of
Worcester, to receive and examine the claims
of the Creditors TO the Estate of OLIVER
SAWYER, jr. late Of Boylston, deceased, rep
resented insolvent, hereby give notice-that
Six Months from the sixth day of October inst.
are allowed said creditors TO exhibit and prove
their claims, and that we will attend on tina
service at the house of Ezra Beamun, Innhold-
er, in West-Boylston, on the last Monday Of
November, January, and March next, from
one to four O'Clock. P. NJ. on each Of said days.
JOSEPH KINDS, ! co,n,n,r.
-.. .. JOHN LEES, OO""" '''
West-Boylston, Oct. 90, 1924.
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Fruit and Ornamental
q R@@9a
William Prince.
Proprietor Of the Linnean Garden,
FrIcuINc

1ToPTae50T OF the Llnnedn Garden,
FLUSHING,
u AVING greatly increased
a y his Collection by importations from
Europe and Asia, now offers for Sale the fol-
lowing selected Varieties:-
ia Of the Apple, SIS Gooseberry,
lOI Fear, - Strawberry,
So Cherry, 80 Grape,
43 Plum, IL Currant.
10 Apricot, Is Raspberry,
"a Peach, 81 Almond. Ouiuce.
ID Nectarine, Mulberry and Fig
together with very large assortment of Or
7GnentGl Tres, FlolOsring Shrubs and Plants,
and about 500 species of Green House Plants.
Every Tree is duly labelled, and
warranted to be the kind expressed in the In
voice, and none will be sent but such as are
healthy and vigorous. The prices, by mutual
agreement, are the same as al other estab-
lishments in the vicinity of New-York.
Orders left at No. II, South Main
Street, will be forwarded every "Wednesday
and Saturday per the steamboats,; and Trees
delivered at Providence tCithin 80 hours from.
TIE time they are taken from, the Nursery
ADAMS FOSTER, Agent.
Providence, Sept. %, 1924.
G Catalogues may be had gratis, by ap-
plication at the Spy Office, Worcester.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, October 81, 1924.
To the Heirs Of HENRY BAGG, late Of
Princeton, an said County, deceased,
and TO all others concerned IN the
Estate Of said deceased,
''r' GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
IL pear (ifyou see fit) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in December 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. fHEOPHILUS WHEELER, Reg.
BY order Of the Hon. fudge.
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Notice.
TVHE Subscribers offer 70

EVHE Subscribers offer for
n sale small place in Amherst, (NIass.}
near Clark's Mills, one mile from the Meet
ing House, now occupied by Samuel Smith,
Cd, being an excellent place for Mechanic
consisting Of one acre and one-fourth of Land,
on which is neat one-story House, with
three rooms completely finished and painted;
Wood-House, Barn, forty or fifty engratted
Apple Trees, with several other kinds of Fruit.
Connected with the above is Blacksmith's
Shop and Tools, standing on land of Samuel
F.. Diclenson.-The above place being one
Of the best situations for Blacksmith in the
country, will be sold cheap, and a reasonable
pay day given. On" Inquire of
NJ. g. A. SMITH.
Amherst, (Mass.) Nov. 3.
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Worcester, SIS. =.
Probate Office, October 10, 1924.
To the Wido1U and Heirs of WILLIAM FEN
NO, late IF Gardner, IN said County,
deceased, and to oil others concerned IN
the Estate O said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear Gf you see fD at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden al Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in December next,
at ten of the clock, before noon, to show
cause why License should not be granted to
the Administrators to sell and convey so
much of the Real Estate of said deceased, as
will raise the sum Of nine hundred and eight
dollars, TO pay the debts and charges against
said Estate and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPH's. WHEELER, Reg.
by order cfthe Hon. Judge.
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Worcester,
Probate Office, Oct. ID, 1924.
To The Heirs Of Capt. ELIJAH DrMoND.
late Of Rutland, IN sad COUNTY, de.
ceased, and to all others concerned in
the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
Y GU are hereby cited to ap-
Il pear (ifyon see ft) at the Court of Pro.
pate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun.
", on the first Tuesday in December next, at
ten OF the clock, before noon, to show cause
why me Wlil Of said deceased, which is filed
IA tnis unce Should not be approved--and
also to show cause why Administration of said
Estate with the VIII aunexed) should not be
granted one or more Of the sons of said deceas.
ed, the Executor declining the trust; and you
will be heard thereon,
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prof.
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9oetrp.

e following lines, which have been several
ines published, are from the same source
o which we have been already indebted
or the verses which have appeared in ouI
columns. The idea is ;aken from tina,
beautiful passage Of Anastapius, in which
he is represented lamtnting the death Of
lis child, Alexis. Rockingham. Gas.
TO WILLL4JM.
It was but yesterday, my child,
Thy little heart beat high,
And had scorn'd the warning voice
That told me, thou must die.
saw thee move with active bound,
With spirits light and free,
And infant grace and beauty threw
Their every charm on thee.
Upon the dewy field saw
Thy early footsteps fly,
Unfetter'd as the native bird
That cleaves the radiant sky;
And often as the sunrise gale
Blew back thy shining hair.
Thy cheek display'd the red-rose tinge
That health had painted there.
Then, wither'd as my heart had been,
could not but rejoice,
To hear upon the morning wind
The music Of thy voice
Now echoing in the careless laugh,
Now melting down to tears;
Twas like the sounds us'd to hear
In old and happier years.
Thanks for that memory to thee;
My little lovely boy;
, IT'S all remains of former bliss
That care cannot destroy.
! listen'd as the mariner
Suspends the outbound oar,
To taste the farewell gale that flows
From of his native shore.
loV'd thee, and my heart was blest-
But ere the day was spent,
saw thy light and graceful limbs
In dropping illness bent,
$ And shudder'd as cast look
Upon, thy fainting head;
Fer all the glow Of health was gone,
Ana lie was almost fed.
One glance upon thy marble brew
Made known that hope was vain:
knew the swiftly wasting lamp
Should never light again:
Thy cheek was pale, thy snow-white lip!
Were gently thrown apart,
And life, in every passing breath,
Seem'd gushing from the heart.
And when / could not keep the tear
From gathering in my eye,
Thy little hand prest gently mine
In token of reply:
To ask one more exchange Of love
Thy look was upward cast;
And in that long and burning kiss
Thy happy spirit pass'd.
trusted l should not have liy'd
To bid farewell to thee;
And nature in my heart declares
1t ought not so to he:
hop'd that thou within the grave
Ny weary head should lay,
And live BELOVED when | was gone,
For many happy day.
With trembling hand l vainly tried
t Thy dying eyes to close
And how envied in that hour
Thy calm and deep repose:
For was left alone on earth,
With pain and grief opprest;
.Ascd thou vast with the sainted, where
The weary are at rest.
Yes, l an left alone on earth;
But ] will not repine,
Because spirit lov'd so DWELL
Is earlier blest than mine:
My fate may darken as it will,
! shall not much dePlore;
Since thou art where the ills Of life
Can never reach thee more.
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and tUok him back the same afternoon. in the
same boa, that bough, him to this city.
judge Speaccr MAS also put under arrest
ios writing The letter.
Such are the facts in. this affair, AS they
have been related To us. blow up may he
anticipated. Judge Spencer will rrobably
place hi defence upon the ground first iha,
he acted merely as counsel ~ wriiiog the let
ter, IN OBEDIENCE To the wish es of his client
and secondly, that facts are to be addacetl in
evidence OF any allegations contained in the
letter. We know no, how broad the char
ges, are having moi yet seen the letter which
VIII probably arrive by 10 -morrow's boat. |,
viii perhaps involve the merits of the uaes-
ton on the Chemical Bank and cover even a
wide ground, amounting to a general charge
of corruption IN the Legislature.
Although II can have been indicate on the
part oi Nc. Caldwell, TO communicate letter
IN the hand writing of his counsel, we pre-
sumo ITS author would have M serious ohi~c.
ll"n TO such measure and such is our con.
tdence IN his Judgment and integrity, as Ia
lrad ms To believe, he has taken no steps in
this business. which he j. not prepared TO vim
dictate. Such il the public opinion entertained
of the Legislature, that gentlemen Of Judg.
Sprnctr's character is rot likely to suffer in
tue estimation of his fellow ci,izens, by being
arranged for contempt Of that b,mly. The re
suit viii be looked for with lively interest,
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CHAnLEsToH, Oct. ot.
GEN JACK SON

~
we arc indebted tn the pJll,euoss Of a very
lntsllIgent and respectable inI,ab.,an, or Edge
he'd, Tor the following letter from Gem Jack
sou. This letter of the General is in reply Ia
one which was addressed to him, year aga
oy nur correspondent, in relation 10 n rimor
which was then 10 circulation of his intention
to withdraw IN favor Of Dir. Calhoun.
HERMITAGE, Nov. 4. 1928.
De1r S'r--l have the pleasure 10 acknnw-
.rnge the receipt of your friendly letter OF Oct.
10, and aliho' not in the habit of answering lpt-
lers on the subject of the Presidential! election.
rom the proper v;ew you have taken of my
ieeings, aud as trust of my universal con-
uuct, cannot refrain from acknowledging lis
receipt, re'ring as i, does the pleasure OF tn.
small acquaintance l have had with YOU. n
cu'z'n OF my Hali,e state, aud one whose o.
Fihions seem 81 tnngepial with those which
nave always endravnred To possess, and
when trust shall cherish whilst the pulsa-
ton of life lasts.
Inc letter, In answer 10 the PENNSYLVANIA
committee, was a Just exposition of my feel;
lngs and my views. Aiy name, unsolicited by
me, has been brought before the American
people, 4 although ! have the highest esteem
and regard for Mir Calhoun. and some Others.
whose names are before the people. shall
nor interfere IN any way. 1t is question
WIN the people whether or not they choose
10 dr"E me; hut should they do SD. have no
power to transfer political influence and moi
outstanding the high opinion entertain of
Mr. Calhoun. my political creed would pre-
vent any attempt to exercise power which!
does not iegitimately belong 10 me.
Believe me, Dear Sir,
with great respect,
Your oh't Servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
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FROM the WV YORK srArEsMAv.


CHEMICAL Something like >
week since, Mr.. Caldwell OF this CITY receiy
tu Subpoena 10 repair 10 Albany, fnr The
p'"pose o. undergoing IN examination before
I've ~ S's'd'ure III rtlaiIOn To- the Chenlcyl
oapK' me chsrtpr Of which is alleged to have
been procured by bribery At The last session
lie promptly obeyed the summons served
on linD by the Sergeant at Arms. On his AR
Iltai at Alhnuy, and after consulting his conn.
sci, Judge Spencer, be came 10 a de,prmisa
"Oh NOT 90 undergo an examination before the
committee appointed Cor that purpose. upon
the ground that il was not an impartial fribn.
nal "A letter WAS accordingly written by his
counsel, and communicated To- the comn;,,ne
with the signature Of Mr.. Caldwell. hut sud
TO he ~ The hand writing of Judge SPENCER.
mani!eslIpg The determination above stated
and containing some reflections upon lhe cha,
rarier Of the legislature.
Me-. Caldwell Immediately left Albany for
New York. In the mean time, The Assembly
went INTO session with closed doors. upcn
what was pronounced to be coDiunacious
fidsr' anh an Indgnliy 10 the legislature.
The Sergea0t-a-A was Instructed TO
proceed by express 10 the Gig Of New York.
and II TO be found, arrssGsnd Bring him hack TO
Albany. The Ssrgesnt-dt. Arms reached here
about 10 o'clock, ON Saturday morning, after
riding post-haste, all oighi, and Immediately
laid hold OF Mr.. Caldwell, who was prepar.
ios to 50 On tbat morning 10 Philadelphia,
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=" distance from her OF full three -au ,r,ers of a
mi'el she commenced firing her hroais,trs Both
sh'ps returned he, free but having only srrona-s
ner shot iefi short, while The Constitution ~ ropud
sho, were cuun Ia pieces their ssis and r,.e,r,
As We Brush became gradually disabled. the Con.
s'n'o" shortened her distance aud, by her superb
or''y ~ sailing and working, frequently raked both
her opponents.
IL rs STAGED in The American Minutes OF the
Ac'oh, that, when the f,'tg conimeured. the con.
.teaS.ng Strips were nhou, SOC yards d,si,n,' Ac.
cord'". 10 tc positive Us n,ony of the Brrish OFF
GERS, examined mt the court the distance was
as stated before, nearly threc-puar,ets of a mile
ne object "a Tanning ias Insertion, 10 evident.
~ !" show that The BRUSH had The use Of their car
ao' keep ou, of raugc, uuul she had crippled bo,l
ships.
To be Continued
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TRUST SALE.


~ 20 deed Dfrus executed TO ms v William,
M'emm, 1Alrd June SO,b, 1919. and recorded In tip
uIot y, we laspgs Court of the city NJ Eicbnnnd Tor
We PgIPs o. 'eturog to Arcd riessan,s Ihe nsyner,
o esI.in sum o. money therein mentioned and Nv yir,ne
~ v,reI % the Superior Court rf Chsncery fpr
he i'bn'yna lsriei, shall proc ed ~ sell AZ pgblie
suc,o ~ Weanfiay the frst day ~ the ne n rooth ne
io]f1 ~ - O'Clock spon The preptises Tar ready
tst pI9Periy conveyed ~ The said deed conss,ns
lue aud seven feet fronting on f7fh strre, ~
N = a ~ streets IN the said city aud in The ss;d desd
more particularly described, with wooden
~ =, 'N's ,'rne occupied by John Merriam and H. Arm.
sIonE me suh'criJeTs " i convey sueb ,;,i. t -, s
gesed 70 them as trustees u u, ~, 90 ~ -
NOV. g. 65-ids X "a sfupy-p
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-. y y y NNttWN.
ChARLtS lRVtkG.
FOWuATAN JONkS.


-ruA ALtaDLb Il AhM Ron So,
\ 10 't "he'cnn is late Major Jamrs g. ROW, r,s;,,
Tor s,i ''f c"hn'J OF King Queen, will Ir oTs,
'e !" 'he highest bdnrr, The Cu,,rtho,s. "
so he "" "",, 'r ;~-y hcs ny oi January next
IA oI ,yI,;c, ~ ,; me tract contains about 72D ,c.,
W'rh Is hISh lana, and the hannce ,uors, - "O'rN'
~ w. @ nus iAhd IS nnI much airri.r ,,, s,,v fI'i
""|T country. TIE soil is p-c,,I,riy is' "i' y
sN'" Oh cori, aud mucb of il pro,,ceS 90, ~ :" 'h
firm, am, a 'r marsh attached Inc iara i oe
" 1917, s."H'ir Tor gr"zinet mignt liz rcctai Of ~
.: "iiHrnly ana EXPENSE amy o,be, n,""i u
,i,s " 'ne e'mry his tract desitaIv .;,',.u :
80 'e matHp"ny. u has the atsan,,y, a, o' ~. ~,
h '"ui1,e he'ring fisheries tir river v, w
nr, bosa 'n 'fSe ana commndon>, and Mi n.css",
ftreivug family any sig 800 III S""d order iuf
Terms nf sale One, f,yo and .gr,o..
80, 80 'PPr'Vt security, and ctesi OF tri,s, ''''
oih,rr. , ' ~ " ,rrtH"ircd OF tIe put
by The Trustees FhAACfS ROW
Eov 10 tJoiN w FLEET.
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PETER n. BEYfEIT go

ryTAIk fsNfsi esq
\ nr Nv'ice, that we shall on The rr., ,-.rr
49,, next at The house of Jeremiah s,,r,,,so Dort
~ 'nuuse, heiween sunrise and snnsc, nj IT,
Iobu avs ~ '" ihke the dispositions Of - T;nt,eI
C,n,', 4'",, " M Broadus, juo. and OILERS 80, M
Jav =, lay OF s'id December, and The same Lor a.
~, run'" ~ tile county cf Augusta n, d. :, a. ~
FIr,,n eiI, !nn, proceed 10 ake ihe 0enos;,;o r
esbfi A. ~ IMAM KINNEY, jun and Others md o ,
=; =, 'e 'ose Of Charles Carter En-. IN hs y, 70
c,sis. pOrera 20 i"ke the dep,si,ion ~, ,I
noG ~ he suprg ooar OF cbs"eers for n sui. nc gs
paintjfand - e 'h We are defendants ana Yo,rse,f
proceed fo az saee on The AFORESAID we s s nj
tes aud rWrrs ,t Nv ihe cfer NJ tie aiereso;d ls
""" all shall be Completed or Seen '~i os
CHARLES Bills.
November ?. JOHN ALLAN.
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NJ AZ e"mhtsd 10 the jail OF lienico county the
81 'ny, is2}, Negro calling himself ADM
y, ,' Ire MAS tosr Tree, aud was bound
u' rcacney franklin, who lives in New Glasgow, hn
Us. .ou",y from wsom he away. said SLAVE is
ou Nens one years old his complexion rather darker
,na oi m"iatto, about five six inches highhe
wnen eon'miti.ds pair OF blue cassinett panta.
me ct ss'u Slave Is hereby required 10 for
"ar prove property pay charges and take him away or
he Will be dealt With AS tbe law dirr.,s
JOHN +. BURTON, ID. S.
e, Foe Vim. Dandrdge, ,. H. q.
ceptcrthrr cS. i2-wt2w
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ENECETnk,s 1919

{ ."e SD'n 81 next month ~ fair II un, a.. 49,, o,
tie biges, Of John nj Sheppard viii sell ~,
hunted Barrels y; scotch Town in iinnover ahoa i've
forage isrys SSVIi, all the FO.der and other long
rc two 'ase t stosn Of york horse. and colts. iSe e
work oxen. L. I'll, V'a-i number Ol fine cattle and
lion nseus rurniiure Including excellent beds, pan,a
srfirIes ana set Of Black sn,iIhs tools and other
5er is ~ approved security payable the first cf Oc
Tor nj en- Dsar interest from tue daie will be rcqnre,l
yin he "NFt ten d"ilars, Tor that under asl
i,",, ,hPecied II the bonds pmncuiay paid ab.
'"V toupy Git all is Sold e" """'
Oct. 70. sa
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TREASURY pkrAgrMENT.

t,o y, herehy given TO the proprero,s OF he
sc e y. "a per Cent Stock Of I8I2 issued in n,r.
s,sr,;r',r congress, enfiilsd An act srbn,iyin,
ns 70 e Old Six per cent and Deferred So,
s,i ~ .s ,sr an exchange The same p,ssed o ~
,be n,sres, witt 'hat the principal ofile sad Sock on
uaa ~ ,, s wsn may be due thereon al tie line IT,
,,,isei IN ,h Popreiors, or TO their attorneys g Az,
la Wnhing,on Jay Of JanuHi, ie25 at the T,esssy
of ary , ~ az such Loan Office on the books
nn,eInltuon Is further giSen fIat = s,--o, - =,
he rea,rirsd n, , a,h Exchanged per cent, toes ell
rest thereon ";Ii ie q" rcenpiion and tat the int
December, ft2i. " =, i iine on the Gist day Of
HAi. III. CHAR FORD.
july ~. Secretary Of tie Tregsury