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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-12

1t may truly be said, that Mr.. Bel
trami's work is the only one giving a
full knowledge of the Mississippi, and Of
the tribes living on its banks. Before
he discovered the real sources of that
great river, as many nearly were given
to it as it has outlets. The White Bear
Lake, the Leech Lake, the Red Cedar
Lake, were disPuting each other, the
honor of being the source of the finest
river in the world, aud Messrs. Pike
and Schoolcraft that of having discov-
cred it,"
A letter from gentleman in Park
county, Indiana. contains the following
information: " 1t was told me yesterday,
that there had just been discovered in
this county, an extensive body of Gold
and Silver ore, on land belonging to
the government. The individuals who
made this fortunate discovery, have de-
parted for the purpose of entering the
land, at the Land Ofice.'' Ma. Int
The Potomac Fisheries, are now in
their hight, to speak technically. Best
shad are selling at from Sl,75 to 50
per hundred, and excellent behring's at
from so 10 IS cts. per thousand.
The immense trade which would be
done in shad and behring's, were the
Chesapeake & Potomac canal opened, we
believe has never been taken into con-
slderation in any estimate on the subject.
N Notwithstanding the vast quantities
which are sold, it frequently happens
that millions of these Invaluable fish are
used as manure on the farms adjoining
the landings, in consequence of want
OF Sufficient number of purchasers.
Wash. Rep.
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Princeton.

TSo be let out to make a Car
4 riase Road from the foot of the West
side ofthe Wachusett 'till to the top being a.
bout 42O rods varying in width from "a to 30
ieet according to the plan or survey which has
been taken-thc price to be regulated by the
Road and width.
Particulars may by known be application to
MIR. CYRUS JONES at the sign of the Wa
cbusett Hotel at the four corners so called in
said town.
Princeton, May 10, 1924.
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New ORLEANS, March 81.

NEW ORLEANS, WdTCn 81.
To THE CUR:ous.-Yesterday there
was taken within mile of the Light
house, on Lake Ponchartrain, singular
fish, not unlike that which has been so
generally supposed to be Sea Serpent.
1t is about twelve feet long, and three
feet across the eyes, its fins are perpen-
dicular, and its back has very pecu-
liar appearance. 1t may be seen at
the Water Works, near the Convent.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-12
New York, April %.

NEW lOhhi APih 20
From Cape Coast Castle,-The Cura-
Goa papers, received by the Douglas
announce the arrival at Barbados, of
the brig Elizabeth, from Cape Coast
Castle. The Elizabeth brought letters
which state that Sir Charles Mccarthy,
who had marched against the Ashantees
into the interior of Africa with the nd
,ives of Cape Coast and merchants TO
the number altogether of 5000, with
an intent to proceed direct to Coomas-
sic, the Ashantee capital, were met on
the 2lst January, by body of 10000
Of the former, and after bloody en-
gagement from P. NJ. till sunset, were
entirely defeated, which account was
brought by the fugitives who had re-
turned to the Cape, and when the brig
left on the .4th February, neither Sir
Charles or any of the merchants had
been heard of, and it was supposed they
we're either all massacred OF taken pris-
oners; at the same time another force
under Capt Laing, was mastering to at
tact the Ashantees.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-12

as a rumor from Madrid, that consulta
ton had been held in that city by uhf
Foreign Ambassadors, on the subject O
establishing Constitutional governmen
1t was said that Count Bourmont, the
French Commander in Chief, had been
asked whether he would be able to sup
port the plans proposed; to which he
replied, that considering the spirit thai
predominated in the provinces, the for
ces under his command were insufficient,
and that he should require reinforce
ments to the amount of 50 OF $4,000
men to maintain order and tranquility !;
10 which it was added, that he should
have whatever force he derired. Some
thing extraordinary was expected to take
place, and it was positively asserted that
there had been a discussion on the es-
Establishment of government which was
aot to the taste of the absolute party of
the Notwithstanding Post.
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PETER RICHARDSON, I'd

az oULD give notice that he
w has formed connection in trade with
STEPHEN EAR. in. where they now trans
act business under the firm of EARL &
RICHARDSON, al the store lately occupied
by PETER RICHARDSON Il Co.
They now cfftr 10 their friends and the
public as good an assortment of ENGLISH,
W. ]. and AMERICAN GOODS, Crockery,
Glass, Hollow and Hard WARE as can be
found In the vicinity, and at such prices as
cannot fail to give Observation-Disclosures oil
al! kinds takei, and liberal credit given.
Good AMERICAN BRlSTLES wanted, fol
which fair price viii be given.
EARL & RICHARDSON.
Princeton, April 10, 1894.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-12
THE TOWN HOUSE.

1t will be remembered that the Town Meet
ing stands adjourned till Monday next, at
which time the location Of the Town House
and Market are to be de6nitively fixed, and
the necessary assessments made. 1t is hoped
the Importance ofthe subject will induce every
voter to be at his post.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-12

Conservation Of Christ Church, Leicester
The Protestant Episcopal Church, recently
erected in the south part of Leicester, near
Mr.. Anderton's Factory, will he consecrated
TO the service Of Almighty God, oy the TT. Rev.
Bishop Griswold, on Wednesday the 26th
inst at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The pews in said Church will probably be
let in the afternoon Of the same day.
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D{fn,

In sturbridge, April 29 Estes II. Willard,
son of MIR. Seth Willard, aged 10 years (Prn-
ters in n. York and Vermont are requested to
insert the above.)
In Shrewsbury April 80 Charles C. God
dard, aged years and months, eldest child
of Mr.. Perley Goddard.
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VoU are hereby cited to ar

Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, May 10, 1924.
To the Wido10 Creditors and Heirs of
SAMUEL KINGsauRY, late Of Oxford, q,
sad County, deceased, and to all Others
concerned IN the Estate Of said deceas.
ed,
GREETING.
Vou are hereby cited to ap-
IL pear Gfyou see ft) aSithe Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty on the first Tuesday in June next, at ten
Of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted to the Admin
istrator to sell and convey SO much Of said de-
ceased's Real Estate as will raise the sum of
six hundred and twenty FIVE dollars for the
payment of debts and charges; and you will
be heard thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Regr.
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New Goods.

a HAMILTON respectfully
informs his friends and the public that
he has made some new arragments in his
Store directly in front of Worcester Bank and
has just received supply offspring and Sum
mer goods; among them are plain Levantine
Silks; black and slate figured do. for Mourn
ing; Lace Wells plain and figured Swiss Mus
Inns; Long and short white kid gloves; col
cured do. Black and coloured Beaver do. Gros
de Naples Silks, various figures and colours /;
white and coloured pressed Grapes; Silk aud
Barrege Nantes; imitation Merino, Grape
and Cotton Shawls; Linen Sheetings, do.
Shirtngs, grass bleach Silk and cotton pock-
ct and neck Handkerchiefs; fancy silk do.
imitation Linen Cravats; Printed Muslins
black aud white, plain and figured silk Laces
Parasols ; Domcstick and West India Goods
and Groceries, all of which will be offered
very low.
Worcester, May IL, 1924.
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@--

A meeting of Democratic Republicans will
be held at Bakers Hotel, on saturda even
ing next, at 7 o'clock, to make arrangements
for celebrating the next Anniversary Of Inde-
pendence, at which general attendance is
requested.
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate Office, May 10, 1924.
To the WSdoU ond Heirs Of ABNEh BRIG
HAM late Of Princeton, In said County,
deceased, and TO oil others concerned IN
the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to ap-
III pear Gf you sec f) at the Court Of
Probate to be holden at Worcester in said
County, on the first Tuesday in June next,
at tea ofthe CLOCK, before noon, TO show cause
why the Accounts Of the Administration of
said Estate should not be allowed; and you
will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reey.
By order Of the Hon. Judge.
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Worcester, IS,
Probate Office, May 6, 1924.
To the Widow and Heirs of OTrs TAFT,
late ofCranston, State of Rhode Island,
deceased, and TO all others concerned
in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING
-VoU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear Iii you see it) at the Court of Pro.
bate to be holden at Uxbridgo in the County
Of Worcester, on the fourth Tuesday in May
next, al one Of the clock after noon, to show
cause why the accounts Of the Administration
Of said Estate should rot be allowed; and
you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Notice.

1--WE Copartpership heretofore
b existing under the firm of PETER RIcR-
ARDsoN & Co. is this day by mutual consent
dissolved. All demands due against said Firm
will be paid by PETER RICHARDSON I'd. Also
all unsettled accounts will he adjusted, and
debts, for time, received by him..
RUFUS BULLOCK,
PETER RICHARDSON'S Cd.
Princeton, April l0,-1824
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-12

THE Sources OF THE MIssIssIPPI.-The
work Of Mr.. Beltrami, on the sources of
the Mississippi, &c. lately discovered by
him, is announced as being about TO APP
pear, in the French language, from the
New-Orleans Press. The Courier, of
New-Orleans, thus speaks oft:
"The author, after having followed
the whole course ofthe Ohio and of the
Mississippi, as far as Fort ST. Anthony,
continued his journey in a northwest
direction to the sources Of the river St.
Peters, thence he shaped his course to
the north, and penetrating through i'm
mense deserts, extensive wilderness,
where hardly few vestiges of man
can be found, and where nature, accus-
toned TO the most profound silence, no
doubt must have felt some snrprize at
being INTERCEPTED for the first time, he
reached Lord Selkirk's settlement. His
work contains rapid sketch of the or
iginc progress and present situation of
that colony, rs well as of the North
West and Hudson Bay Companies. AZ
ter the necessary delay 10 procure all
the information relative to that settle
meDt, he assembled Red River, also cal
led Riyiere Sanglante, up 10 its source
Prosecuting his researches, he found,
on the highest lands of North America,
a small rivulet Of limpid water, which
slowly runs among reeds and wild rice,
growing in its bed.-He launched upon
il in the small canoe of bark which had
borne him on Riviere SsngIan;e, de-
scended the Mississippi 10 all its extent,
"A thug never done before, and, after a
journey ofone thousand leagues, reach
cd the city Of n. Orleans.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-12

A HOUSE, or one half of it,
LAnear the Courthouse. Also, a SHOP,
on good stand for business, at the foot of
Courthouse hill. Enquire at the Spy Office.
Worcester, May Il, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-12
SONNET ON SPRING.

Again the wood and long Withdrawing vale,
In many tint of tender green are drest,
Where the young leaves, unfolding, scarce
conceal,
Beneath their early shade, the half formed
nest
OF finch or wood-lark-and the primrose pale,
And lavish cowslips widely scatter'd round
Give their sweet spirit to the signing gale.
All, season OF delight could aught be
found
To soothe awhile the tortured bosoms pain,
Ofsorrows ranking shaft to cure the wound,
And bring life's first delusions DER again,
'lwere surely met in thee thy prospects
fair,
Thy sounds Of harmony, thy balmy air,
Have power to cure all sadness but des-
pair.
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Atheneun.

No. 3 new series, containing as
I Y usual great variety of interesting mat.
ter received by c. HARRIS.
Worcester, april 81, 1894.
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Notice.

.KNHE Subscriber woald inform
: 4 the inhabitants of Mendon and its vlcin-
ty that he continues Business in the store late.
ly occupied by THAYER & sLOCOM, where
he keeps constantly on hand, a general assort-
ment Of ENGLISH g. w. !. GOODS, Crock
cry and Glass Ware Paints & Oil, Drugs and
Medicines. Also, Silk Bonnet- and Calash-
es oil various patterns, which he offers for sale
for Cashor good Straw Braide.
LEWIS sLocoM,
MsndOn, Mag loh, 1924.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, May 5, 1924.
10 the Hears Of SIMEON BELLOWS late of
Westborough in said County, deceased,
and to all Others concerned IN the Estate
Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
YoU are hereby cited to app
pear, (ifyou see fD at the Court of Pro-
bate To be holden at Worcester in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in June next at ons
OF the clock, after noon, to show cause whr
the Accounts of the Administration of said e.
tate should not be allowed, and you will be
heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester IS. May S. 1924.

Worcester SIS. May S, 1924.
n NAKEN on execution and wall
A. be sold at Public Vendue at the Tavern
House Of Cyrus Slockwell i'll Worcester, on
Friday the fourth day Of June next, at two OF
the clock in the afternoon, all the right Car
ter Elliot has in Equity 10 redeem the Wor
cester Coal Nine with the land thereto al
joining, situated in the easterly part OF Wor
cester, and near to Molly Bragg's.
SEWALL HAMILTON, ID. Sheriff.
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A communication on "Femala Education, 81
the lines of "E," and several other articles
are unavoidably deferred.
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GREETING.

GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to APP
IL pear (if you see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Ccun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in June 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 the
balance of property, after paying the charges,
distributed 10 the Creditors whose claims have
been allowed and reported; and you will be
heard thereon. -.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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The Forum.

WE IT. I1AALL YIN VIII uelIv-
I'VE er his Orstion on lntemperance, at Mr..
Stockweil's hall, this evening at hall past 7
o'clock, after which sundry rccitations will be
given.
No charge will be made for admittance,
but contribution will be received at the
door from such as are willing TO pay.
WorceSteT, May IL, 1924.
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NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.

Worcester,
Probate Office, May a, 1924.
70 the Creditors and Heirs Of WILLIAM
DUDLEY, late Of Dudley, in said
County, deceased, and to all Others
concerned IN the Estate IF said deceas-
ed,
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-12
May 70, 1924
New Goods.

oJjust received great variety Of new and
fashionable GOODS. Also, very extensive
assortment Of
Crockery & Glass Ware,
Hollow WARE-BRAss KETTLES, Brass
FIRE SETS, Gilt LOOKING GLASSES, &c.
1000 lbs. Philadelphia Loaf and LumpSU-
GAR,
80 hbls. Sup. Fine Howard Street and Cen
esee FLOUR--togcther with full supply Of
w. |. GOODS.
Worcester, May l2, 1924.
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CONGREss.- Tariff Bill has been fur.
Aaer amended by the Senate, by reducing the
minimum value at which Cottons are to be
rechoncd, from thirty fire to Thirty cents per
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
SOUTH CARnLINA.

Inc Legislature met I'm Monday the ed
lnst.-The report that Judge Smith and Gen.
Williams intended Ia run for the chair of IN,
twUifouscs, turns out 10 be- untrue. Mr. o.
Neale was elected Speaker Of the HOUSE.
| without opposition. IL WAS announced (, ON
| the chair that neither Judge Smith nor
ii [, Pinkney was candidate fur the place
Col. FOI was elected President Of the Senate
without 6pPostion 1t is said that Mr.. Da-
Wis, the Solicitor, is to oppose Mr.. GalIard.
The present incumbent, for The Senate of The
u STATES. lhere ara various statements of
The probable result but we should deem i,
public misfortune, ia man like Mr.. GaiIlard.
SD 'irtnous, whose prinuiplcs are SO pnre'
WHOSE services are 80 well known, should thus
be thrust from his honorable seat.
The Electoral vote Of South Carolina has
unquesiionabiy gone for Gen. Jackson. and
we susPPcI, without any serious opposition
rom The friends IF Mr.. Crawford. An in
formal meeting of the Members Of the Legis-
iatufe was I" have taken place on the 9th
INST. " 10 ascertain, by ballot the relative
Strength OF the respective candidates for The
fresdency"-and an acquiescence was ex-
prc'ed IN The support of that individual
VINO shall then appear 10 be the favoriie."-
Inc Electors were 10 be chosen on Tuesdav
last.
=, 1917 iO'H OriuHoH speaks oil new
stare OF thugs as arising 10 the South. "You
WIN receive, Says The writer 10 his friend in
Charlestont the Governors Message:
You will fnd well written hold n nd in some
o'g'na-confainng strong silusions new system Of
ponics, which seems be rising M in this stats, =
Instead Of the old terms Designating The former
!" P,y, '"ere appears o be getting iDto vogue the new
ypY OF cons'daf,en IN opposition compare
Ivy Few one OF Radicaua-sv nnler these navel
chnmes, man, noftns roiers Is likely 10 find himself
ssru hereafter " he shall NEEDLE in politics.
ta,.s
s hn'e, TO pamphlet much talked OF here but which
nave no, seenaitribuied 10 the pen OF President aooer
OF the College" r. " -"' Ss"P''
we have seen this pamphlet-H "a written
~ mastery pianner. Il supports the true
uocir'nes of the old Republican School-the
virginia school, as some have sneeriDgy called
", but which we are happy to perceive from
'ne iaooi'rs OF Cooper, and the Messages
OF Governors Troup god Wilson, is making
IT'S way IN the genial soil Of the South.-The
pamphlet exposes the dangerous tendencies OF
the liberal expounders Of The federal Copstitu-
lion attacks the principles of Mr.. Adams.
famous Ohio letter--shews that he goes for
the general scelfare, and that such doctrine.
must bury us into The "gulf Of consolidation !,
we learn that the friends Of Mr.. Adams IN tbe
South are very indignant at the President q
College miogiiDg with politics The nam.
phiet, however, is so very excellent a one. tina
IN contempt of the murmurs of the Vlty1 fed
eraists, we shall seize very early opportunii,
OF spreading, in eTtenso before our readers.
The Massage Of Governor Wilson is yer,
well written, and contains several passage
winch deserve pubcaiicn.- Laying other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04

in this station Is well known 10 the claimants
before the board, and to the Government, and
needs no PeneYy'ic. w
Such has been Mr.. Tszeweil's public iifs. II
answers in part the question "what has been
his political coarse" That his private senti-
ments have corresponded with his votes in '93
and '99, can be at,ested by the friends who
know him best.-He has cun:inued Repub-
iicsn Of the JeGersouian schooi--an ardent
udvocate Of State Rishts-an enemy to the
Tariff and an com.pereial restrirtions-is op-
pssed to the" latitudenarian construction Of
The federal constitntion-snd IL that were
test of principle, which presume il is not, an
uniform and decided friend Of Mr.. Crawford.
The writer already alluded 10, knows nothing
Of him, but from idle rumour, if he " takes
him" for different man. In fine, his feelings
and opinions are all virsinian, aud he would,
as sincerely believe, truly represent the
"yeomanry and democracy Of Virginia."
Several gentlemen are named in The same
communication, as being more acceptable TO
The state than either Mr. Randolph ar MIR .Taze-
well. They are most of them my personal,
and all my political friends-and am fully
sensible of their worth aud intelligence.
would not, 10 ensure the election of Mr.. Taze-
well. say one word, in derogstion Of their
claims You, gentlemen, must Judge between
them. and may the result be proriiioas to the
Interests Of the state aud Of the old Republican
party. ClYlS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-04
A NEW SCHOOL.

Fer the Ciassicks, Science and English Literature
VIE subscriber respectfully
- o. h's county, and 70 the public generally, that he
intends TO his School the ensuing Office
at The Courthouse. The scholastic will a
or about the 9th January and terminate the 18th Deem
per, including asummer vacation of ordinary length.
The situation OF this school Is upexceponable IL
consistent with general convenience combining also the
advantages OF health, and intelligent and
PROFESSIONAL In which boarding be obtained
able TERMS MIR. Chrisaa with whom the subscriber VIII
board, can furnish boaruers terms
suitable To the times.
The course of instruction will be such to furnish
laraion Il Is hoped previous labours will
this assertion He has been this
lew years past, both in public private
with what success he leaves u 10 he sscertaned by the in
I'M eectuai science TO the result OF desired i'm
partial scrutiny He Is however Influenced by the
timen That practical illustration best COMFORTS with The
views OF the pul,c-for though his claims public
notiee ana confidence be well founded
lions VIII t I've amenabie its opinion.
eon OF MS duty and Interest is the only pledge that he
scholastic course. In the Greek language tsugh
the Testament. Mincra, Xenopton Homer and Mnjora.-
AZ the Latin besides the elementary books, Caesars Com
neniaries Ovid Virgil Saust Cicero Ivy
pail &C. The tuition Of the Ian Include such
analysis OF tue English acquire an
accurate and critical knowledge meaning The
e.nd,,on all necessary passages illustrated by
GENT Geography, Chronology My biology In The Ma
taemacs, Ari;hnec, Euclid's Elements AIgsbra Mensu-
ratloa and Geometry.
IN English Literature, proper attention will be mid to
Utnostapny aud Orthoepy also will he Reading,
WHt"s, English Grammar ia lis various branches,
an aod'rn Geog apply with the Of the Maps ard
TERMS: For the Classics and Science IS doIlars-for
-ngsi. &C. ~ dollars The only pense
iaei where 1t IS ~. furnished by those in the vicinity
Us expense Wall be trivial it is expected; -
Charles City county, Deeen,ber 4. 1924 63-I