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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-07
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
IN TIE YEAR OF OUR

addition act Incorporating the Worcester Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Be enacted by The Senate and House of Representations
General Court assembled and by the authority the SAME That
the said Corporation the Worcester Mutual
be, hereby authorized Household Furniture anv
mansion House other Building within the County Worcester
damage the by Fire. terms and
conditions and under the limitations and
vded in the which this addition, relation insurance
against damage by Fire any Mansion House other Building
within the said County.
Be further enacted, That whenever said CORPORATION
shall make Insurance upon any Mansion House other Building
said Mansion House other Building together with the
under the shall be held by the said Corporation as ec
of the deposte money required secured
such insurance. together with such
the member Of the said Corporation thus insured be liable
to the provisions the act to which this
And the Policy Insurance member upon his Mansion
House other Building shall itself from the time
lien such Mansion House other Building land I'M
the the the such depos and
which be made insured
member of said Corporation and the costs which
collecting the without other
And said lien shall continue and be Man
House other Building insured with the land
for the security said Corporation the deposit
money and the upon the
sued with until the said deposit money, with the
of said assessments shall be paid otherwise satisfied released
by said Corporation notwithstanding transfer alienation
oProvded nevertheless that nothing herein contained
strict said Corporation from receiving other
said Lien for said depoe assessments which
lied agents and the insured agreeAnd provided
all where the said Corporation the security
created by the Policy shall be expressed in said Policy
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insurance made upon the said Mansion other Building
insured SUBJ to the lien created by law.
SEC Be further enacted That if any said Cor
oaton who shall obtain insurance his Mansion House
building subject the lien aforesaid his
representatives shall neglect for the space thirty days
demand made by the authorized agent agents said Corporation
winch demand may be such said Corporation shall
their byeaws drec the Of the depose money upon
the insurance his Mansion House other Building
ent assessments made upon him. member said Corpora
uon pursuant to the provisions of the which this addition
ne shall be liable to the suit the Cooperation therefor action
the cas III Court of competent Jurisdiction. And the
having obtained judgment and Execution for the
OF SUCH deposit money! assessment assessments their
lion the said Execution be levied the said Mansion
other Building insured with the land under the the
oce having said Execution shall proceed TO satisfy the
sale and of said Mansion House Building with
the land under the the manner like pre-
Vous and noces provided by law when the
redeeming Real Estate solo, which has been mortgage
saving the Of such Mansion House Building
WI" the land under the the right of redemption any time
within ore year from the time of sae by paying the
any under him. the sum for WHICH sod interest rate
OF twelve cent deducng heeom the profits over
ana above the pas-Povded however, case of
the alienation and transfer by Decd record Mansion House
or on building insured with the land under the previous
the levy SAID Execution notice the intended sale shall given
he ohce to the thereof his tenant possession
OF the debtor said Execution and the money any shall
arise from sale aforesaid beyond satisfying the and
necessary intervening charges shall be the to the
oeotor IN the Execution, alienation by him ae-
ad 10 the thereof at the time the levy said Execution
Approved by the Governor, Feb. 90 1924.
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George c. Dean
q a Z u o r.

pEGs leave to inform the In
- habitants of Worcester, and its vicinity,
that he continues his business at his stand.
near the Centre School-house, in Worcester.
where be keeps constantly on hand, Black,
Blue. Mixed and Fancy coloured BROAD
CLOTHS and KERSEYMERES,-
Satinetts, Black Silk, Black & Light VALEN.
CIAVESTlNGS.-ALSO, Tailors' Trimmings,
OF good quality, which will be- disposed of as he
has opportunity, at a small advance, so that
his customers may be accommodated with
any garment in his line at short notice, and
at very moderate price. His work will
be done in Boston style, faithfully and prompt
ly. Thankful for past favors, he hopes.
that by diligence in his business, and pune
tualty in his engagements, to merit and re-
ceive further share Of public patronage.
0FParticular attention will be paid to
cutting, and Military work done with ne at
ness and dispatch.
-" Those who may want any article OF
clothing as above, are solicited to call, learn
the terms, and leave their orders.
Worcester, March "a.
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39oFtrp.
STANZAS.

cannot feel as once felt,
This world is not the same to me,
: As in those days when first knelt
In Loves devout idolatry-
A change has pass'd before mine eye
A change has stole along my heart
Gone is the tone OF spirit high,
In which my early hours took part.
From fancy's flash and memory's frown,
The evening twilight of the soul
Has softened every passion down,
To reasons calm and cold controul-
But give the Mariner a sky,
Lowering to-day and fair tomorrow,
And save him from the sluggish calm,
And save him from its changeless sorrow;
And give me back my soul of fire,
My rapturous joys, my whitening woes,
That life would be more blest to me,
That chang'd each hour from suns to SHOWS
Becalmed upon a boundless sea,
How much its tameness tires me now
Days, months and years 60 fitting by
And trace no changes on my brow
Yet why-'tis impious to repine-
Contentment-there true wisdom lies,
Through all we may at last divine
I.ief's compound in its vanitles.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, March II, 1924.
10 the H'idouu and Heirs of SIMON WHIT
NEY, late Of Petersham, IN said Coun-
~, deceased, and TO all Others concern
ed IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
" GU are hereby cited to ap-
Il pear (f you see ft) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Templeton III said Coun-
ty, on the twentieth day of May 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 thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ri Office is hereby given, that
1 Y the Subscribers have been duly appoint
ed Administrators on the Estate of the REV.
JOSEPH AVERY late of Holden in the Coun-
ty of Worcester, deceased have taken upon
themselves that trust, by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate, are hereby called upon to make imme-
date payment and all those to whom said
Estate is indebted, are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
AARON WHITE of Boylston,
JONA. 2. GROSVENOR of Paxton.
Holden, March 90, 1924.
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MANUFACTURERS ATTEND.
A Rare Chance.

TgNHE well known STUR-
n BRIDGE COTTON MANUFACTURE
ING EST will be sold at a
GREAT BARGAIN. Gentlemen, that wish to
invest capital in Cotton Mills would do well
to call and view the premises here offered,
before their money is invested. This estab-
lIshment is situated in Sturbridge, county of
Worcester, and State Of Massachusetts,, two
miles from the village of Southbridge, forty
miles from Providence, sixty miles from Bos-
ION, and forty miles from Hartford. The sit
uatlon OF this establishment is pleasant, and
in Furnishing part of the couatry. The
water privilege is excellent, being supplied
With water from the never-iailing Quinnebaug
River. The establishment consists of one
Cotton Mill, fifty by thirty -four, containing
nine hundred and forty-four spindies with all
necessary preparations. ALSO, sixteen Wa
ter-looms, all in successful operation. AL
SO, one other building designed for Manufac-'
turing, seventy-eight by twenty-five feet.
ready to receive machinery. ALSO, one
good Sawmill, one excellent Grist-rnin, one
Black smith Shop, three Dwelling houses suf-
ticient for the accommodation of seven fami-
lies, one convenient Store, one picking house
and other conveniences, with five acres OF
Land. The above will be sold entire, or in
parts, as may best accommodate purchasers,
and reasonable credit given to the purcha-
ser orpurchasers.
" For further particulars inquire of Mr..
JOHN MASON, living in Southbridge, OF
Col. WILLIAM FOSTER, and WILLIAM
DWIGHT tR. of Sturbridge, or of JAMES
WOLCOT'F Jr. of Southbridge
Southbradpe March % 1u
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A Bargain
70 r FAR N E r S.

YENHE subscriber offers for sale
q the remainder of his extensive FARM in
Sterling. The quantity of Land is now re-
duced to about 200 acres, consisting of good
proportion of Wood and-Pasturing-Or-
charding-Mowing and Tillage Land, with a
good house and barn nearly in the centre OF
the Farm. The construction of the barn and
extensive sheds annexed to it, and the adap-
tation of the land to grazing, make this an ex-
cellent sheep Farm. If desired, the subscrib-
er will divide the Farm and sell 100 acres Of
The land for pasture either together or in small
er lots 10 suit purchasers. All, or any part
may be bought ow and on a liberal credit.
The Farm lies on the County road leading
from West Boylston to Princeton, three miles
from the village of Sterling, and nine miles
from Worcester. JOHN w. HUBBARD.
Worcester, NoU. 5. If.
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A T meeting of the Stockholders, holden by adjourn
"a ment at Capt S. B. THoMAss in Worcester on the 9TH
Of March inst Committee previously appointed for the
purpose, reported the following preamble and articles as
the byeaws for the management of the concerns of the
Corporation -Whereupou voted that the same be adopted
and published in of the Newspapers printed
this County. ISAAC GOODWIN, Sec pro tenn
Worcester, March 70, 1924.
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Notice..

III ME Subscribers have formed
- connexion in business under the firm
of WRIGHT & CHENERY, and have taken
Store No. 81 Market Street.
EBENR. WRIGHT,
CYRUS CHENERY.
~ WRIGHT & CHENERY will keep
constantly on hand complete assortment OF
European and India piece Goods, Leghorn
Bonnets and Girseys, Merino Shawls and Man
ties, Cashmere, and Raw Silk do. &c. &c
for sale, at fair prices, Wholesale and Retail.
Country Traders are respectfully invited to
call.
Boston, March II 1924.
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CHINESE PROVERB,

APPLICABLE TO THE U. STATES.
When swords are rusty, spades are bright,
When prison doors admit the light,
When granaries are full of corn,
The temples threshold solid and worn,
Grass growing where the lawyers talk,
When butchers ride aud dotors walk
Then are there many young and old,
And statesmen well the state uphold.
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PlOughs.
ESTATE OF MARSHALL HASTINGS.
YRNHE Subscribers. having beer

- - - ~ -AEAAhSl4hAII lNNTCs
VRNHE Subscribers, having been
N appointed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,
Judge Of Probate for the County of Worcester
Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims Of the creditors of the estate of MAR
SHALL HASTINGS late of Fitchburg in said
County deceased, represented insolvent, do
hereby give notice, that six months from the
third day of March inst. are allowed to said
Creditorsto bring in and prove their claims; and
that we will attend to the duties of our said APP
pointment at the office of JOHN SHEPLEY in
said Fitchburg on Tuesday the 18th day of
May next, on Tuesday the twenty ninth day
of June next, and on Tuesday the twenty
fourth day Of August next from one to FIVE
O'Clock in the afternoon of each day.
JOHN SHEPLEY.
JOSEPH DoWNE, Jr. Commissioners
March 13, 1924.
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FOUND.

MOUND IN certain barn IN
n Gardner, piece of home-dressed WOOL
len Cloth, supposed to be twelve yards or
more. The owner may have it by proving prop
erty and paying charges, by applying to
JOHN EATON.
Gardner, March Is, 1924.
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To Let or Sell

VESHAT excellent Stand for a
II TRADER situated in SPENCER, oppo-
site the Stage Tavern, where communication
can be made with the sea-ports, every day
but Sundays. 1t consists of quite decent
House, and a convenient Store, with continu
al run Of water on the east side Of the garden.
Possession will he given on the 9TH of May.
For particulars inquire of JAMES BUTLER.
opposite the north Westinghouse in Oxford,
or OF JAMES DRAPER Esa. near the premis-
es.
March 81, 1924,
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Notice..

FENHE copartnership heretofore
n existing under the firm of DUDLEY &
GOULDlNG is this day dissolved by mutual
agreement.-All persons Indebted to said firm
are requested to make immediate payment to
JONATHAN DUDLEY Jr. who IS authorized to
settle the concerns of said company.
JONATHAN DUDLEY, Jr.
EPHRAIM GOULDING, Jr.
Sutton, March, 70, 1924.
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w anted,

IMMEDIATELY, Boy from IA to
m II years of age, as an apprentice to the
Blacksmith trade. One who can come well
recommended may apply to
CALVIN d. DAVIS.
Prt7lsetOn, March "a, 1924.
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For Sale

" ~ AOA ~
A T Auction, that noted Tav-
IN ern Stand situated in the centre of the
town of Shrewsbury on the great post road
leading from New York to Boston, and now
occupied by CAPT. GILBERT w. HAVEN,
and long known by the name Of Haren's Tau-
ern. The house is large and convenient with
an elegant we'll finished hall for the accom-
mediation of partes-Ehere are two large
barns, and outbuldings suitable for TIE protec-
ton and security of teams and loading.
ALSO,
About fifty acres of land, all walled into
squares, well watered and in the highest state
OF cultivation. The whole will be sold at
Auction on the premises. on Monday the 10Th
of April next at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. without re-
serve, if not previously disposed of at private
sale. For particulars inquire of G. w. HA-
VEN on the premises, or of the subscriber at
Hopkinton.
JOSEPH VALENTINE.
HopkintOn, March, Is, 1924.
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MISS M. BLAIR

WILL open a school in Tenn
w p'ston for the instruction of Young La
dies in the higher branches of English and or
namental education, together with the French
language, on the first Monday Of May next
Tuition in English, So, French, S., per quar-
ter.
Refer to LOWELL WALKER,
JOSIAH HOWE,
MOSES BOND, Esqrs.
Worcester March 81, 1924.
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Notice.

WRIGHT.S HOES.
HAvlNG appointed Messrs.
u z RICE & MILLER, Agents for the sale
of my HOES and ScYTHEs, would inform the
public, that they will De constantly kept fol
sale at their store in Worcester, at my lowest
Factory prices. JOEL WRIGHT.
Spencer March II, 1924. CIV.
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cooking.
Also, A general assortment of Paints,
Six hbls. of old Ilinseed Oil--Spts. of Turpen-
tine-Paint Brushes, all sizes-White-was
Brushes-Gum Copal and Shellac--Copal
Varnish-Gold, Silver, and Brass Leaf-Gold
and Silver Bronze, &c. &c. CIV.
Worcester, March II, 1924.
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Grass Seed, &c.

4 EREMIAH ROBINSON offers for
o. SALE
Herds Grass, Red and White Clo-
Foul Mellow, yer Seeds, and
Red Top, Garden Seeds.
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March, rs, 1921.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
FLOUR MARK EFT .

The Philadelphia Gazette states, that
during the week ending op Thursday last,
sales OF Aour to the amount OF ABOUT l0, QUO
barrels took place inthat city. The edi-
tor adds
1T seems this demand results in some
measure from accounts Of injury sustained
by the crops in Spain, T. It'll should prove
that country wants -four TO considerable
extent, we hope to be able 10 supply her at
moderate prices from the abundant store
OF this years harvest Notwithstanding
The very low price Of cur staple, viz: fue
dollars twenty fire cents barrel, the stock
in market is estimated at less than bali
what il was this time last year. We may
therefore expect some improvement 10 the
price, if the demand should continue as
brisk as il has been forsone days past
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AFFECTING INCIDENT.

The attendants at the Hanover Market
were yesterday thrown into CONFUSION for
a while by woman apparently beating a
young man, and exhibiting, both by voice
and gesture the most frantic passion. II
turned out TO be very afectin! scene,
twas Mrs. Dunn, who advertised on
the Sd inst. for The recovery Of the body
oil her son, who mas crowned on TIE We'd
nesday preceding of Poplar island
beating IN the Joy Of her heart this very
Ion, who had that morning made his ap.
pesraDce, alive and well, while she was
sitting IN the market Ii appeared that be
had been washed Cor knocked) overheard
aud swan to the shore, or was picked up
y some other vessei--ot which fact those
q BOARD ihe Vessel, aud his mother were
.guoranl, baltimore Patriot.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
We understand that the Board OF En-
gineers. appointed by the General Go,
vernment, are iniusir,ousIy employed il
the examination of the country between
the Potomac and Yougbagany rivers
Three different parties have been dis
patched under their instructions 10 survey
sections OF the route ioI the contemplated
canal. The Board, from The last &C.
counts, were descending the Yougbagany;
intending to proceed to its mouth and
thence ascend the Monongahela and Cheat
rivers. The cursory observation Of the
Savage & Youghagany has shewn them to
be excessively rocky & rough, but still.ot.
fering no insuperabIe difficulties. In MA
ny places the banks are so PERCEPTIONS,
that the cana must be made in what is
now the channel OF the river, and be sup
ported on the lower side by great walls.
Ii the Youghagany cannot be commanded
on the summit, il will then remain 10 as
certain, il Deep Greek alone will afford
Sufficient supply otwater. 10 effect this,
a nice measurement OF The stream must be
made, which the ram has hitherto pre-
vented. having sweIIed the creek TO such a
degree as TO render it impossible for Sc
yeral DAYS, except by swimming the
horses. The quantity OF water ID the Or
binary sta te OF the creek. must, 81 course,
be the basis OF all calculations as TO 1t $
power OF supplying the summit level -
This will 10 ali probability be found TO be
The only point at wn'ch communication
Can be effected, 10 as much ss the ridge
OF the Great Back Bone stretches at
great height nearly uniform through the
cuunlry-and The oava age Is The only
stream that breaks through il; so that ITS
source. are in fac1 west Of the great ridge
OF Inc Allegheny. Bali. .Easr.
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GENERALLA FAYETTE.

RICHMOND, July l7-Ths following
Resolutions were adopted at a meeting
of the Citizens, held last evening at
the Capitol. They were submitted by
Mr.. 3. w. Leigh, and unanimously a.
dopted. There was 30 debate, no speak.
ing-Evsry one was Of the same opin-
ion, and every one knew it. There
was DO necessity for arguments to con-
vince; or for appeals to arouse the feel
ings. There will not probably be dis
sentient voice in all America, to a stroDg
manifestation Of the strong feeling Of a
g ateful people in favor of La Faye,te.
We shall receive him with, an enthusi
asm, which the presence Of no other man:
which no other occasion is calculated
to excite. The meeting Of the citizsn
last evening wassoon over. The keso-
lotions were presented and at once a..
dopted.
AT meeting of the citizens of Rich-
mond, at the Capitol, on Friday the
10th inst.
The Mayor was appointed Chairman
and
John Brocksnbrough. Secretary.
The following Resolutions we're o.
unanimously adopted:
The Mayor having communicated to
this meeting the intelligence tina, the
Marquis de la Fayetts, late Major
Genera of the armies OF The United
hnn ~, g.,
coun.ry-and may be expected soon to
arrive.
Resoived, That the citizens of Rich.
mond, In common with all the Ameri-
can people, are deeply impressed with
the exalted worth of this distinguished
individual. and cherish grateful re,
collection of his dsnterested and pre-
eminent services during that war which
terminated in the independence of these
states.
RESOLVED, That the inhabitants ofthis
city indulge the hope that he may bein
duced TO visit this commonweal,h-th
theatre Of his tolls and Of his glory
and to reside for some time in its NE.
tropolis.
Resolued. That the Mayor, Record.
ee and Senior Alderman, be requested
to make sucharrapgements for his re-
ception and accommodation as ma beat
coDport with his convenience, and tes-
tify our yeneration for bis character.
our sense Of bis services, and our at
feetion for his person y
RESOLVED. That the Common Coun.
Gil be requested to make the necessary
appropriations to give effect to the pre-
oeding resolution.
JOHN ADAMS. Chairman.
JOHN Brockenbrougb, Sec.
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MONTREAL, Canada, July 3.-Last
week betwe. 40 and 81 Indians OF the
Algonquin D. lion, from the Lake OF the
two Mountains, arrived in this city. We
understand the objec OF their visit was, 10
hold council or talk with Sir J. Johnston,
Bart. Superintendent OF Indian Affairs, in
Canada, but owing TO his absence from
town, the chiefs and those who accompa-
MED them were obliged To return without
elfecting the purpose Which induced hem
10 undertake the journey Since our resi-
dence in America we have had frequent
opportunities Of witnessing The various
tribes of AborigiDes, but we have not seen
any who could vie with our last weeks vi
siiers, in decency of dress, cleanliness Of
appearance and genera department, the
whole of which rejects great credit on
III. mselves, and evidently shows that those
who nave the direction OF them (under the
government have paid more than common
attention TO the Rstiling into the minds OF
these sons and daughters OF the forest
proper regard Tor proprie'y of conduct IN
their intercourse with those who claim pre-.
tensions to greater portion OF civilization.
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A WHALE AND A PoRpo1SE TOO.

Oae OF the lads belonging to The l.. Il.
Smith pilot boat. informed Us yesterday
forenoon, that on his passage 10 Sandy
Hook, be fell 10 with whale sbont 80
ieet long, and when near him he spuuled
into the air large porpoise, which reach.
Ell The distance of at least 10 feet. The
porpoise fell head foremost into the mouth
OF the whale, and was no doubt imme.
diatsly swallowed. IN. Y. Guz.