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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-20

Worcester,ss.
Probate Office, October 70, 1924.
To the Widoav, Creditors, and Heirs of
DR.. SETH FoBEs, late Of Oakham, IN
SAID County, deceased, and to all Others
concerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear Gf you sec fly at the Court Of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in November
next, at one of the clock, after noon, to show
cause why the final Accounts Of the. Admins
tration of said Estate, should not be allowed {;
and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Commissioned Notice.

XME, the Subscribers, having
w been appointed Commissioners on the
Estate of ELIJAH BARTLETT, jr. late of
Brookfeld, in the County of Worcester, de-
ceased, represented insolvent, hereby give
notice-that Six Months from the twenty
second day Of September last are allowed the
Creditors to bring in and prove their claims;
and that we shall attend that service at the
house of Charles p. Hitchcock, Innholder, in
said Brookfeld, on the second Mondays of No
vember and January next, from two to six
o'clock, P. M. on each of said days.
HENRY NOLEN, oO"'"'TS'
Brookfeld, Oct. 8, 1924.
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Worcester, SIS. October 1904
TNAkEN on Execution. HAVING

II been previously attached on mesne
process, and will be sold at Publick Vendue.
at 'dreh'6dtd Blacks Inn, in Barre, on Mon.
day, the first day Of November next, at two of
the clock, in the afternoon--all the Right in
Equity which JOSHUA WINSLOW has to
redeem on the Farm where he now lives, stu
ate about three and half miles south of the
Meeting House in Baue-bounded east and
west on the road that leads from Barre Meet.
ing House TO Hardwick Furnace, north on
Luke Adams's land aad Oh town road, soush,
on Joseph Barrett's; containing about fortv
acres of Land, with Dwelling House and
Barn thereon.
WILLIAM ROBINSON, D. Sheriff.
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Wanted,

IMMEDIATELY, by the Sub.
scriber, smart, active Boy, IA or Is year.
of age, as an Apprt ntice to the Tailoring Bus
ness. Boy w0h recommended will m'e
with liberal encouras ement.--None other need
apply. EBENEIER CALDWELL.
Sutton, Sept. ~, 1924.
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August 10.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NNALESoFA TRAVELLER, parts
n and ., by Gecfrey Crayon, Gent.
author of the Sketch Book, Bracebridge
Hall, &c.
EvERETT's GRAFTON and WARE's POEM, be.
fore the Phi Beta Kappa Society, of Har-
ward University.
A SERMON, delivered at the Ordination
of Rev. Ezra Stiles Cannot, as Colleague
Pastor of the Church in Federal street, Bos-
ton, by William Ellery Charming, D. d.
Pastor of said Church.
CORRESPONDENTS relative to the Pros
psctsof Christianity, and the means Of pro-
noting its reception in India.
LETTERS to the Hon. William Prescou,L l..
L. u. on the Free Schools in New England,
BY James G. Garter.
Lately received and for sale at CLA-
RENDON HARRIS'S BOOKSTORE.
Also just received, The NORTH AMERICAN
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Worcester, So.
Probate Office, Oct. 5, 1894.
To the Wido00, Creditors, and Heirs of
SAMUEL WILSON, late of Uxbridge, in
said County, deceased, and TO all Others
concerted IN the Estate of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
a. pear Gfyou see fit at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in November next,
at one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Account of the Administration Of
said Estate should not be allowed; and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Ladies PeliSses, Goats,
and Habits.
GEORGE G. DEAN
TAIL OR,

Opposite Messrs. RICE & MILLER's Store, }
A Walls himself of this op-
IN portunity to inform the Ladies of Wor-
cester and vicinity, that he has just received
the latest New-York patterns for PELIssEs,
COATS, and HABITs--and intends adding this
branch TO his former line of business.
As he has person well skilled in the
above, all calls will be promptly attended TO.
Means are provided to obtain patterns as
soon as they arrive in Boston.
G. c. d. has Just received
from Boston, among other articles, Blue and
Brown CANILETs, Of the first quality--PLAIps--
Silk and Toilinett VEsTINGs, latest patterns
superfne Black and Blue BRoADCLoTHs.-
Also, on hand, Broadcloths and Cassimeres of
various colours, mixtures, and qualities-with
complete assortment of the most fashionable
TRIMMINGS.
His Customers and Friends are solicited to
call, as they find occasion for any Of the above
articles.
o. CUTTING and MAKING executed
according to the latest style, and at short
notice.
Woreesisr, Oct. 6, 1924.
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Worcester, So.
Probate Office, October S, 1924.
To the Heirs q MARK DODGE, late Of
Dudley, an said County, deceased,
and to all others concerned an IKE
Estate Of said deceased,
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ADVERTISEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given, that
~ the Subscriber has been duly appointed
Administrator on the Estate of Capt. JOHN
BUTLER, late of Oxford, in the County OF
Worcester, deceased, and has taken upon
himself that trust, by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons indebted to said Estate,
are hereby called upon to make immediate
payment; and all those to whom said Estate
is indebted, are requested TO exhibit their de.
mands for settlement.
PETER BUTLER, Admir-.
Oxford, Oct. 5, 1924.
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Notice as herebu rinen.
Notice IS hereby given,
THAT the Subscribers hay

u been duly appointed Executors of the
last viii and Testament Of TlLLY RICE,
late OF Brookfeld, in the County of Worcester,
Esquire, deceased, and have taken upon them.
selves that trust, by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons indebted to said Estate
are hereby called upon to make immediate
payment; and all those to whom said Estate
is indebted, are requested TO exhibit their de-
mands for settlement.
HENRY G.. RICE,
SAMUEL. B. RICE. Cd.
Brookfeld, Sept. s, 1924.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, October 6, 1924.
To the WadoOo aud Heirs of DAVID BRIG
HAM, tate Of Shrewsbury, in said Conr-
ty, deceased, ard to all others concerned
an the Estate of said deceased,
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VOU are hereby cited to ap-
Il pear (if you see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in November 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. Efob.
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YOU are hereby cited to APP
pear (ifyou see ft) at the Court of Pro.
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in November next, at
ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the Instrument, which purports to be the
last VIII and Testament of said deceased,
should not be approved; and you will be
heard thereon.
NATIIL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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October 5, 1924.

To the Honorable the Justices of the
Court Of Common Pleas, holden at
Worcester, IN and for the County of
Worcester, on the ffh Monday Of .au-
gust, A. D. 1924.
HuMBLY Shows
EOHN GLEASON, JR. of said
eH Worcester, Administrator on the Goods
and Estate of DANIEL WELLINGTON, late
of said Worcester, deceased-that the Real
Estate OF the said deceased was appraised at
the sum Of three thousand dollars, and the
Personal Estate of said deceased at the sum of
FIVE hundred and sjxty-eight dollars and fifty
cents. And the said Administrator further
represents, that the demands which have al
ready been exhibited against said Estate a.
mount TO the sum Of twenty-five hundred and
fifty dollars whereby it has become necessa-
ry 10 sell part or the whole of said Real Es-
tate for the payment of said debts. And the
said Administrator further represents, that the
said Daniel died seized and possessed of
Farm, where he lived, consisting of about one
hundred and four acres, which was all the
Real Estate he owned, and that, to sell part
of said Farm. sufficient to pay the balance of
said debts, would leave but small part, if
any, which would be unsaleable, and greatly
injured by sale Of such part thereof, if any
should be left, after such sale. Wherefore
your Petitioner prays, that this Honorable
Court would grant him license and liberty to
sell and convey the whole of said Real Estate,
whether the same may be necessary TO pay
said debts, or not.
JOHN GLEASON, JR.
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Worcester, IS. October l, 1924.

worcester, s.: October 4, 1924.
A TTACHED on mesne pro-
IA cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold at Pnblick Vendue, at the house of Rec
ompense Cary. lnnholder, in Ward, on Friday,
the nth day Of November next, at two of the
clock, ?. Mall the Right JOSHUA BART
LEI has in Equity 70 redeem his mortgsged
keal Estate, which he now OF cupies, situated
in the north part of said Ward, consisting Of
sixteen acres, the same more or lcss--bounded
on the west by the west road leading from OK
ford to Worcester.
SAMUEL SMITH, ID. Sheriff.
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Worcester, IS. October l, 1924.
A TTACHED on mesne plo-
IN cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold at Publick Auction, on the Premises, in
Oxford, on Tuesday, the second day Of No;
vemher next, at two Of the clock, p. Mall
the Right SAMUEL D. ELLIOT has in Eoui-
~ to redeem-the mortgagOd Real Estate on
which he now lives, situated in the north part
OF Oxford, in said County, together with the
Buildings and Cotton Factory standing
thereon.-The Road leading from Oxford 10
Leicester passes through said Premises.
SAMUEL SMITH, d. Sheriff.
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Also just received, The NORTH AMERICAN
REVIEW, No. As, for October, 1924.
WOrcestef, October 6, 1894.
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DtrO,

In Winchendon, the Goth inst. Mrs. Zibiah
Murdoch, wife Of Ephraim Murdoch Esq.
aged Sd.
In Brookfeld, the 10Th inst. Hiram W.
son of Mr.. John Harrington, aged years and
J. months, after a short illness of IL hours.
In Leominster, the 10th inst. Capt. Frederick
w. Jones. printers in Connecticut are re-
quested 10 insert the above.)
In Gardner, June, 10th Mrs. Mary Ann s..
ID. Edgel, consort Of Mr.. Benjamin Edgel,
aged 90 printers in New York and Ohio
are requested 20 insert The ab0ve.)
In Barre, Reliei Wilder, wife of Abel Will
der, aged CO. printers in New York and
Vermont are requested to insert the abovc.)
In Barre, July ED, Mr.Andrew Mcfarland,
aged 72.-(Printers in New Hampshire are re-
quested to insert the abovc.)
In Royalston, Mrs. Eliza Hastings, wife Of
Mr.. David Hastings, aged 56.
In Spencer, May 23d, Mrs. Naomi Green,
wife OF Mr.. James Green, aged &c.
In Brimfeld, On the 10th inst. Mrs. Mary
Hubbard, consort Of Mr.. Joseph Hubbard,
aged 49, Printers in New Hampshire are re-
quested TO insert the above.)
In this town, Miss Dolly Bigelow, Daughter
Of Mr.. Walter Biselow, aged 10.
In Leicester, on the 12th inst. widow Mar.
tina Waite, aged ca.
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T GA S T S.

Drank SOlus by Backroodsman in N. York
Crawford, Clay, adams and Jackson-all
to be elected President, by the last accounts
may the executive chair be nell filled.
Congress-" Faith without works"-all talk
and no cider"
The Hartford Convention What narrow
escape three Of them had from Jackson's
paws! May it teach them the instability OF
all human affairs.
The Utica Slate Contention Of them
had better keep look out for jackson.
Tarkey.-May she be we'll greas'd and bas-
ted.
Dandies.-All bottom and no top-may
they be inverted.
Giren at Ballstown Spa.
Wdshington.- was a man, take him for
all in all, we shall not look upon his like "a
gain.
The former Presidents Of the United States.
Adams, Jefferson and Madison. "They
are as shocks Of corn fully ripe."-6 cheers.
Ere around The huge Oak.
The Holy Alliance. Composed of Kings,
Queens and Knaves-Let them receive the
Yankee maledction-
'Cornstalks twist your hair,
Cart wheel around YOU.
Great dragon carry you off,
And mortar pestle pound you"
cheers. Roguc's March.
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in every direction, all for the good Of the peo-
pie, and-to promote the election of William
II. Crawford. This is all perfectly fair, but
then this question naturally arises; Who pays
the expense? II is not to be credited that
men should perambulate the country from one
end of the Union TO the other, on political
missions, without remuneration in one shape or
another, nor is it probable that Newspapers
should long persist in course which, every
day, reduces the number of their subscribers,
and diminishes their advertising patronage
tor Crawfordism is as deleterious to a News
paper as the sirocco is to animal life, } and that
they should, moreover, distribute considera-
bic portion Of what they publish gratis unless
they had some pledge of restitution for their
pecuniary sacrifices. 1t matters not whether
the reward is to be given in money,or in Offices
Of trust and profit, nor whether the obligation
ls direct from the head Of the treasury himself,
or from those, who are sufficiently in his con-
idence to guarantee what they promise. 1t
Is equally corruption, and alike repugnant to
the spirit of our institutions, and dangerous to
our liberties.
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COMMUNICATED.

a number of gentlemen and ladies from
Brimheld, Western, aud Sturbridge, united in
celebrating the anniversary of the American
independence, in the westerly part ofStubrdge
on the 9Th inst. The declaration of Indepen-
dence was read by Mr.. Oliver M. Curtis, af-
ter which, an appropriate address was de-
livered by MIR. Avery P. Taylor. The com.
pany then proceeded to the bower, where a
dinner was provided, at which John Holbrook.
Esq. oiilciated as president, assisted by Mr..
Jonathan P. Curtis
Inc following were the regular toasts given
ON the occasion, after the removal of the
cloth.
The day We celebrate.-An epoch of liberty
ON the western shores, and an example to the
whole world.
Onioa.-The muscles and sinews of our
political existence nerYed arm for national
defence.
The Heroes ofhe RerOlutiOn. Of lib
erty, they who taught that the shadow of a
throne, was not alocays shield fol- protection.
Wdshingion.- sum of human perfec-
ton may his farewell address be imprinted
on the heart of every American.
Our northumberland BY the SQUARE
rule of'76, of heart stuff, and iron bound.
IndePendence.-May posterily maintain the
same spirit in defence of their liberties, that
their fathers did to achieve them.
Our Nary.-A mooving mountain of de-
fence! May pirates nsver enter her cabins but
with clanking chains, nor enemies receive
from her any tribute but pOpder and balls.
agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures
The life, wealth and independence Of ma
ton, may the rights of the one, never be usurp-
ed by the power OF the other.
CtrA and Religious Liberty. THE boon Of
Heaven when used with pure hearts, and clean
hands. The parent of Anarchy when abused.
Arts and Sciences.--The former maya
zine OF rare ingenuity by Franklin, Fulton
and West-the latter galaxy of philosophy,
eioquence and bellies letlres, Jefferson, Henry
and Adams.
The President Of the United Statss.--The
equity Of his administration admonishes future
magistrates to go and do lkewise.'
Gorernor Of Massacltasetts.-liis policical
snn rose clear, its meridian was bright, may
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HAVANA. June 80.

"a British vessel arrived here yes
terday from AIvarado, in 10 days. She
has on board all the specie which was
rece lived there, by the last convoy from
Mexico, about one million'of dollars.the
whole of which goes to England. That
country (Mexico) appears to be in a
dreadful distracted state. Bravo,it would
appear, has been named Dictator: A
rising has taken place at Guadalaxara in
favor of Iturbide, and Victoria has march
ed against them. Santa Ana has gone to
take command of the troops at Yucatan.
II is said that A!g arado has suffered the
same fate at Tampico, viz. nearly de-
stroyed by fire."
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SU0rrester:
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1924.
WORCESTER ToW.N HOUSE.

1t has been understood, that the com
mittee appointed by the town 10 super
intend the building of the Town-house,
have requested the Morning Star LODGE
of Freemasons 10 aid in laying the Cor
ner Stone thereof, on Monday the Cd
day OF August next. This request has
been complied with on the part of the
Lodge. A meeting Of the inhabitants
OF The town will be holden, at Srock-
WELLS Hall, on Friday evening next, al
half past o'clock P. NJ. to make such
arrangements as may be thought neces-
sary to unite with the Lodge in the in
teresting and important ceremonies of
that day. A general and puuctual at
tendence is requested.
Ip'v &c, 1921
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NOMINATION OF
FOR MASSACHUSETTS,

Electors at Large.
Hon. WILLIAM GRAY,
Hon. LEVI LINCOLN.
Suffolk District.
Hon. THOMAS l.. WINTHROP, of Boston.
EsSer South.
Hon. NATHANIEL SILLSBEE, of Salem.
ESSEX North.
DR.. JOSEPH KITTREDGE of .4ndoper.
.Norfol:.
Hon. OHNENDICOTT, Of Dedham.
Plymouth.
Hon. THOMAS WESTON, ofMiddleJorough.
Worcester North.
Col. EDMUND CUSHING, of LuncnJurg.
WOrcesier South.
Gen. JONATHAN DAVIS, of Oxford.
Bristol
CORNELIUS GRINNELL, ESQ. ofNBedford.
Juiddlessr.
AUGUSTUS TOWER, Esq. Of Stow.
Barnstable, sc.
HEZEKIAH BARNARD, Esq. Of Nantucket.
BERKSHIRE.
Hon. WILLIAM WALKER, of Lemon.
Franklin.
OLIVER SMITH, Esq. Of Hatfield.
Hampden.
,ENOs FOOT, Esq. Of SOuthwick.
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A1rrfGn.

IN Princeton, by the Rev. Mr.. Clark, Rev.
Lyman Maynard Of Templeton, to Miss Eliza
beth w. Macomber of Princeton.
In Templeton, by Rev. Charles Wellington,
Mr.. Chauncy Peck of Boston, TO Miss emma
Bush of Templeton. Asa Feasenden, to
Miss Nancy Bruce.-Mr. Parkman Johnson,
TO Miss Sophia Merritt.
In Leominster, Mr.. Sias Bruce of Temple
ton, to Miss Smilinda Wilder of Leominster,
In Mendon, Mr.. Thomas Child Of Temple
ton, to Abigail Taft of Mendon.
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m.MASO.NIC NOTICE

BY the particular request ofthe Com
mittee for building the Town-house,
and o. other citizens of the town, Morn
ing Star Lodge have made arrangements
10 lay the Corner Stone ofsait building,
in due and ancient form, on Monday the
I'd day Of August next. Officers an d
Brethren of all the neighboring Lodg-
es are respectfully invited TO give their
attendance, and to assemble at Masons'
Hall, 10 this town, at one o'clock P. NJ.
of that day, with their appropriate cloth
ing. Magistrates and Citizens are res
pectfully invited to place themselves
under the direction Of the Marshal Of
the day, Col. SAMUEL WARD, who will
assign them their proper places. They
are also desired to be in readiness at
the house of Mr.. Cyrus SrocKwELI. at
9 o'clock P. NJ. 10 form in the process
sion. LEWIS BIGELOW,
per order Of Committee.
July 20, 1924.
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FROM THE NEW YORK STATESMAN.

FROM THE NEW YORK STATESMAN.
Movements al Washington.
Affairs at the seat of government APP
pear to be rapidly drawing to crisis,
and the time is not distant when the par
ties IN favor of and against the admins
tration will be more distinctly marked,
than they have yet been. 1t is now pref
ty clearly ascertained that MIR. Craw-
ford is to be supported for the Presiden-
cy, upon The ground of opposition 10 the
administration. The CONTROVERSY be-.
tween the Secretary of State and the
Editors Of the Intelligencer has devcl-
oped this state of things, and will prob
ably lead to more distinct organization
ofparties.
In an article attributed to the pen Of
Mr.. Adams, he expressly states, that
CHAT he did Gas rith the authority ofthe
President : and in the reply of the edi-
tors of the Intelligencer to this article,
they say, this is surely the first time
that the Secretary of State has come
forth into print, i~the name ofthe Erecu-
the to impugn the notifies of the members
ofthe Senate ofhe United States'
Thus it appears that the President
and Secretary Of State are arrayed 10
undisguised opposition to the friends of
Mr.. Crawford both in the Senate and
out of Congress. There can be lit
tie doubt, but the Secretary of War, the
Secretary of the Navy, the Attorney
General, and the Post Master General
will take the side of the President and
his friends, and their influence be felt
in opposition TO Mr.. Crawford. We
would not be understood TO intimate,
that either the President OF any men,
Der of his cabinet, intends to enter the
political arena, and take an active part
in favor Of either Of the candidates
but merely that the public are TO IN
destand them, as opposed 10 the views
ofthe Secretary 9th Treasury to the
Presidency.
in short, there is hereafter TO be an
administration and an anti Standardization
patty, each distinctly marked, and well
defined in its character; and in a few
weeks, unless we are greatly mistaken
N the s,gis Of the times the word
throughout the country VIII bc, choosc
ye this day 1cbom ye call serve. The pre-
sent posture Of affairs must TO all APP
pearances inevitably lead TO this point
There is ap evident concentration OF
influence at Washington, and il is prob
able the same principle will extend
TO other parts Of The country. The
Washington Republican has been incor.
porated with the National Journal
which is 10 be enlarged and published
daily. This paper is openly and decid.
eddy in favor Mr.. Adams for the Pres.
idency, and has already become The or.
gan Of the administration, leaving the
National Intelligencer as the organ Of
the anii-adminisIration party, and the
strenuous advocate of Mr.. Crawford
for the Presidency. Such is a correct
statement of affairs at Washington, SC
far as we have been able TO Gscertsic
from apeIusal Of the papers