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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-06-16
FROM THE (rHILAD.) NATIONAL GAZETTE
LATEST FROM HAYTL

We have received letter from Port
2,u Prince, dated 28th uIt. of which we
proceed to extract the most interesting
parts
eve have been for six months past
in critical situation on account of the
export of invasion. We believe it, and
the government considers it not without
foundation. The country is put in a
state of detence-New towns are cree
ted in the interior, and on the SUBMITS
of the highest mountains, to serve as a
refuge for the infrm, and the women
and children.-President Boyer is wide
awake to the machiavelism of the French
cabinet, and knows how TO appreciate
their public declarations. The King of
France has issued a decree aboIishing
the colonial privilege which the pro-
ducts of this island have enjoyed here
tofore when imported hence, direct in
French bottoms.--This has been rumor-
ed to be the forerunner of recognition,
hut no faith is attached here TO the idea,
and the Haytians know we'll that the
real object of The decree is to interrupt
commerce with them, and give time to
the numerous Frenchmen who are here
to depart and carry away their proper
ty in security which, together with
their lives, would have been forfeited
if the French had made a sudden at
tack,-They have taken the hint, and
are leaving the island. President Boy
er-has promised to protect every for
eigner; and by an English frigate from
Jamaica we have learnt that the Gov
ernor of that island had orders to send
hither, in case of an attack, ships ofwar
10 protect the Englishmen. hope the
Executive of the United States will not
do less for the American citizens who
are engaged in mercantile business in
this country"
CAT the request of the Haytians, and
to leave nothing untried, the President
has sent three deputies to France to
offer an indemnity for her acknowledg.
ment of the independence of the repub.
lie. Meanwhile, every preparation will
be made to receive the French, should
this mission fail in its purpose. All the
forts are undergoing repair, and a suf
ticiency of powder and ball have arriv-
ed from England and the United States
Such measures have been taken that
in "a hours, the whole island will be I'M
der arms, ready to make desperate
resistance"
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PORTLAND, June 1.

Blind Dog.-A lad was recently pas,
sing over behring's Bridge, when a sud-
den gust of wind took off his hat and
carried it some distance into the water.
The wind and tide were sweeping it
rapidly down the bay, and the boy stood
gazing upon the scene. and lamenting
his loss with tears; when Mr.. Winslow
CHANGED to pass that way with a Dog
which was totally blind, by whose assist.
ance he undertook to regain the hat
which he effected by means of throw
ing stones into the water in the direc.
ton of the hat. The dog plunged in.
and guided only by the noise of the
stones striking the water, swan off and
took the hat in his mouth and brought
it safe on shore, to the no small graf
ilicaton Of the lad and other spectators.
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Masonic Notice.

The nativity of st. JOHN, the
u Baptist, viii be celebrated at Mason's
Hall, Hardwick, on the 24th of June, next,
by Mount Zion Lodge. The Procession will
form at eleven O'Clock, A. VI. Brethren are
respectfully invited to attend with their APP
propriate clothing.
Per order of the Committee Of arrangements.
EBENEZER PERRY, See'ry
- Provision will be made for the accomo-
dation of Ladies connected with Masons, at
the house Of Br. E. RUGGLEs.
An Grafton will be delivered by Rev. Com
panion, JAMES THOMPSON.
The Rev. Clergy in the vicinity are cordial
ly invited to attend.
Tickets may be had at the bower and OF
Br. +. Ruggles, by whom horse keeping will
be provided.
June 16, A. l.. 1924.
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Earth shall exchange, amid the changing scene
Her snowy vestments for a robe Of green,
And flowers shall spring and glow in vernal
pride,
To adorn the vale or deck the mountains side
The stream bursts forth, no more in bondage
For, 10! Springs magic touch the charm dis
pelpd, Ptl
roam,
And seek, in other climes, milder home,
lmpell'd by instinct, come again to cheer
The pensive soul and charm the listening ear.
Yes, Tbs goOdly world, when spring is past,
season comes delightful as the last,
For laughing Summer, in her turn shall yield,
rich reward, to him who ploughs the field
Her glowing beauties too shall charm the eye,
Her sun bright-beaming and her cloudless sky,
Her groves which yield rich luxuriant shade,
And earth. in Natures fairest garb arrayed.
Yes lis goodiy a0orld-when summers gone,
Majestic Autumn soberly comes on:
Earth's fairest fruits, which were in spring be-
gun,
Cheered and matured by summers ripening
sun,
With leaves of various tints, are twining now
A splendid garland round fair Autumn's brow;
The hope inspired by Springs benignant smile,
Which cheered the husbandman through sum
mer's toll,
That bounteous Heaven would not its gifts de-
ny,
Is lost in certainty" and crown'd with Joy.
Yes, Ills goodly acorld-though Winter reigns,
Though natures bound again in icy chains,
Though this fair earth again is robed in snow,
Though the proud oak is bare and lcafless now,
Though all the feathered warbers, as before,
To instinct true, have sought a kindlier shore,
Though, in the grove a solemn stiffness reigns,
Though the rude North sweeps DER the desert
plains,
Still are we blest, for Autumn's generous stores
Are gathered in, to cheer our winter hours,
And 'sire-side pleasures" to our souls impart
The dearest earthly joys that glad the human
heart. A.
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diana, have bean summoned to give tcs-
timony before the Committee.
Nat Intel.
WASHINGTON, June 9.
The Committee Of Investigation a.
gain met yesterday, and, at the instance
of Mr. Edwards, took the testimony Of
the Hon. Mr.. Lloyd, Of Massachusetts,
as to tbs usage of Franks on the subject
of deposits.
The Committee will sit every day,
we understand.
New YoRK, June 8.
Letters from Washington, received in
town this morning, speak in flattering
terms Of the prospect of Mr.. Crawford's
recovery from his severe indispositlon.
A letter of the Sd inst. states that his
physicians feel confident of his speedy
and perfect restoration to health, and
adds, that he will probably be in the
city in the course of the present month
it being his intention to travel and reap
the benefit of ii change of climate. A
letter of the 4th, in the evening, con-
firms all that is above stated.
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GREETING.
STATE OF VERMONT,

Marlborough, Probate District, IS.
BIZ the Hon. LEMUEL WHITNEY, Esq Judge
ofthe Probate Of Wills, &c. 1oithin aud
for SAID district, to all concerned IN the
Estate Of Daniel Johnson, late Of
Shrewsbury, IN the County Of WOrccs-
ter and state of Massachusetts, deceased,
iatestate, GREETING.
WTHEREAs JOHN Mason, Jr. Nd
w ministrator on (within this district) the
Estate Of said deceased, has suggested to the
said Judge, that he proposes TO render the first
account Of his administration on said Estate at
the Probate Court to be holden at the Inn Of
HENRY SMITH in Brattlsborough in said dis
trict, on the first Wednesday Of August next.
Therefore, You are hereby cited to appear at
said Court and show cause, If any you have,
why the said account should not be allowed.
Dated a. Brattleborough az said district this
5th day Of June, AID. 1924.
BY order Of the Judge,
JAMES ELLIOT, Rsgr.
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DtfO.

In Boylston, suddenly, May 30th, Patty B
Flagg, aged 10, daughter of the widow Sally
Flagg. The sudden manner and peculiar cir.
cumstances of her death, are an admonition
to the young to be also ready.
In Westminster, May 2, DR.. SiIas Pearson
aged 80.
In Keene n. Fl. on Monday last, Mr.. Livy
Lawton, of Saratoga Springs, N. Y. aged 49,
He was on journey to Hardwick, Mass. but on
arriving at this place became severely indis-
posed and survived but four days.
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Notice.

WE the Subscribers having
w been duly appointed Commissioners to
receive and examine the claims ofthe several
creditors to the estate Of WILLIAM FENO
late ofGardner, in the County of Worcester
deceased, represented insolveut, do hereby
give notice, that six months from the first
day of June are allowed to said creditors for
bringing in aud proving their claims, and
that we will attend that service at the house
of DANIEL SPAULpING, Innholder in said
Gardner, on the first Mondays of July and
October next, from one to six O'Clock In the
afternoon on each of said days.
fMSHaA s Sl1ziaS; comm''''orsr'.
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Notice..

.THE subscriber has contract
Il ed with the Select men, or Overseers of
the Poor of the town of Brook6sld, to supply
said Poor with necessaries during one year
from the tenth day Of last May. This is to
forbid all persons harbOring or trusting them
on my account.
!, EZEKIEL WALKER.
June Is, 1924.
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WASHINGTON, June 6.

The Committee of Investigation met
yesterday, pursuant to adjournment
present all the members except Mr..
Randolph, Of Virginia, and Mr.. Owen,
Of Alabama the former of whom is
gone to Europe, and the LATTER home. No
business was transacted except to ado pit
"a general p'au ofProeeeding in the in.
vestiga'ion. At the sequest of Mr.. Ed
wards, Laugdon Cheves, ofPhiladeIphia
and Jonathan Jennings, member of
the House of Representatives, from In
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SDOrce@ter:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1924.

We have been much grati6ed by an exam
ination of the bathing house recently attach
ed to the large and commodious Coffee House
of Capt. S. B. Thomas in this Town. The
accommodations in it are very complete, a nd
gentlemen and ladies may be accommodated,
at all times with warm, cold, or shower baths.
The warm baths are so fitted as to be temper
ed by those making use of them TO their own
liking. We hope this auxiliary to health,
cleanliness, and comfort, will be suitably pat
ronized, and that Capt. Thomas may have no
occasion to regret the exertiops he is making
for the accommodation of his townsmen and
the public.
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Worcester, IS. June 4, 1924.

Worcester, IS. June A, 1924.
KNAKEN on Execution, and will
n be sold at Public Vendus at the Tavern
Of SOLOMON HOWE, Esq. in Berlin,on Monday
the fifth day of July next, at three o'clock
in the afternoon, all the right in equity which
JOSIAH BARNARD Of said Berlin has to re-
deem a small tenement situated near to the
Meeting House in said Berlin, and contains
about one fourth Of an acre of land, with a
,lwelling House and several out Buildings.
Conditions made known at sale.
Constable Of
BARNABAS BRIGHAM the torn Of
Berlin.
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MITrteN.

In this town, by the Rev. DR.. Bancroft
Mr.. Varnum Brigham, to Miss Mary D. Bige-
low.
In England, Mr.. VIM. Bagg, aged 80, to
Miss Sarah Hitler, aged Scatter a courtship
Of 60 years
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Notice.
Notice.

WE the subscribers, having
" been appointed Commissioners on the
Estate Of ARTEMAs ADAMS, late of Spencer,
in the County of Worcester, deceased, repre-
sented insolvent, give notice, that six months
from the second day of March last, are allow
ed the Creditors to bring in and prove their
claims, and that we shall attend that service
at the house of Charles Ben,is, lnnholder in
said Spencer, on the first Thursdays Of July
and September next, from two to six o'clock,
p. NJ. on each Of said days.
JAMES DRAPER, Jr.
WILLIAM POPE.
Spencer, June IA, 1924.
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Atheneurn.

Mo. 4 and 5, new series, con-
IN tanning as usual great variety Of inter-
eating matter, received by G. HARRIS.
Worcester, June 8, 1894. 4A
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-06-16

The Howard Gazette a paper established
in Boston about months since has been dis
continued for want ofpatronage.
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VoU are hereby cited to APP
~ pear (ifyou see ft) at the Court ofPro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty on the first Tuesday in July next, at ten
of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted TO sell and con-
vey 50 much of said deceased's Real Estate as
will raise the sum of four hundred and FIVE
dollars for the payment of debts and charges;
and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Regr.
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GREETING.

YoU are hereby cited to APP
pear Gfyou see fD at the Court Of Pro-
bate 10 be holden at Worcester in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in July next, at nine
Of the 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.
NATIIL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, June 10, 1924.
To the Heirs ofPETER DEXTER, late Of
Worcester IN said County, deceased,
and TO all others concerned IN the Es-
tate Of said deceased,
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Worcester, 81.
Probate Office, June o, 1924.
To the Heirs Of JONAS BANCROFT late of
Ward, en- SAID County, deceased, and
to all others concerned IN the Estate
Of said deceased,
GREETING.
Won are hereby cited to APP
III pear (if you see fly at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in July next, at
ten Of the clock, before noon,to show cause
Aaron PIERCE of Millbury in said County, Esq
should not be appointed Administrator on said
Estate and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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BosToN. June 70.

ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT, &c.
The following Gentlemen have been
nominated by meet ting held on Thurs
day evening, TO compose the General
Ticket for Electors, viz -
Hon. WILLIAM GRAY,}
Hon. LEVI LINCOLN. AT LARGE
FOR THE DISTRICTS.
Hon. THOMAS L. WINTHROP,
Hon. NATHANIEL SlLSBEE,
JOSEPH KITTREDGE, Esq.
EDMUND CUSHING, Esq.
JONATHAN DAVIS, Esq, (of Oxford.
Hon. JOHN ENDICOTT,
Hon. THOMAS WESTON,
CORNELIUS GRINNELL, ESQ.
HEZ. BARNARD, Esq. Nantucket,
OLIVER SMITH, Esq. Hatfield.
Hon. ERASTUS FOOT,
Hon. VIM. P. WALKER, Berkshire.
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Notice.

HARDwIcK New Furnace is
- making Iron of an excellent quality, and
under the direction of GOOD workmen.
Orders for casting are respectfully solicited.
SUMNER SMITH.
June IS, 1924.
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VOICE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

= VOICE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Al meeting of the Members of the
Legislature of N. H. at Concord, for
the purpose of designating a cand idate
for President, the votes were
For JOHN @. ADAMS = ISL
WIN. II. CRAWFORD = 4
ANDREW JACKSON !
No nomination for Vice President
was made.
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We understand that Pliny Merrick Esq. of
Taunton, Editor Of the Free Press, is nomina-
ted by the Governor to the office of County
Attorney in this County. The nomination is
not yet confirmed by the Council
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The following lines came accidentally into
our hands, and are published without the
knowledge Of the writer. Should they meet
her eye, the only apology we have to offer, Tor
the liberty we have taken, is the belief that
she could have no reasonable objection to
their being made thus public.
1T is A GooDLY WORLD.
YES, us gOodly world though not designed
The full fruition the heaven-born mind.
Yes, tits goodly world-'tis trte to sing
The budding beauties Of the opening spring.
But spring has charms which ever must impart
The thrill Of rapture to the grateful heart
Then, freed from winters adamantine reign.
Nature, revived, shall start to life again
Those trees which stretch abroad their leafless
arms,
Shall now appear in renovated charms,
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, May 10, 1924.
To the Heirs Of Moses TYLER, late Of
Lancaster, an SAID County, deceased,
and TO oil Others concerned IN the Es-
tate Of said deceased,
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-06-16

The Governors message to the Legislature,
relative to the Massachusetts Claim is accom-
panied by documents, and contains brief
statement of the measures which have been
taken relative to it since the last session, Of
which cur readers have been before apprised
from other sources. The Governor says,
"The conduct Of the Claim in regard to its
allowance by Congress is considered to be in
the care Ct the delegates from this State and
the State of Maine. But as it appears from
the letter of the Secretary of War, herewith
transmitted, that the passage of the Bill for
allowing the claim to the next session, will be
essentially aided by the complete auditing and
full report from that department, of the res
idue of the Claims, it is highly necessary that
efficient measures be adopted to effect this
object.
"To tLis end it is necessary that an Efficient
Agent should be Immediately and constantly
employed; and | rec ommend to the Legis-
lature to make provision for such an Agent,
with authority to employa clerk, Unnecessary
We are glad to perceive that the subject
is duly attended to, yet we believe not few
will be disappointed when they find, that,
Notwithstanding the election and reelection
of Gov. Eustis, which was to work such won.
ders, no calculation can yet be made or the
time when it will be finally adjusted, and
that there is no certainty that it will not con
tinue standing reason FOR his reelection as
long as he lives.
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Drowned, in Boylston, on the 9th inst.
James Esoning, aged 90 years. He had been
in that town but three or four days, said that
he was born in Hudson, and was lately from
Ticonderoga in the state of New York where
his connexions'reside I Printers in Albany and
Hudson are requested 10 insert this notice.)
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The Legislature Of this Common
wealth closed their session on Saturday
evening last. During the whole time,
there was not the slightest expression
Of party feeling in either branch
There were several animated debates,
but nothing personal or unpleasant, as
sometimes occurs, was discovered. The
subject of the Collegiate Institution al
Amherst, was discussed with much earn.
estness for three days, and then referred
toa committee, which is to sit during
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS.

VIE subscribers have formed partnership for the pur-
pose of paving taxes, geung deeds recorded, &c.
Illinois, Missouri and Arkansas and have made the follow
ing arrangement: The business IN Illinois will attended
to by NATHANIEL SANDURN residing In Vandala,
State OF Illinois aud that in Missouri and Arkansas, by
DAVID +. CUYLER, in ST. Louis. Missouri.
general sale of Illinois Bounty Lands made VAN
DALAI in the month Of December 1925 when about 5000
quarter sections sold for the of 1922 pre-
vious years, subject be redeemed within year. by
paying double the tax and cost The un
dersigned ~ Sanurn will attend re,semng for the
owners and paying the same, according TO law
As the paid in dePrecinted currency,
great allowance will be made in all where specie
paving hank certificates Of depose
The undersigned D. E. Cuyler will attend TO the agency
Of lands In Missouri and Arkansas; and these lands
have generally become taxabie they will probably be sold
the unless the regularly paid.
business in the above line will be for mod
ernie compensation, and the terms will lie verabIe for
All letters postage Pad) requesting information, and
directed according TO the foregoing arrangement will
promptly attended TO, and answered without charge.
NATHANIEL SANBURN,
June 8. $50 DAVID f.. CUYLER.
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IMPORTANT TO MILLERS.
R,srr iiiu Stone Hmm. EacIo.

TIHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends gene
rally, thar they have just received direct from France
by the of New York. 1915 Burr blocks OF the best
from the place OF 1000. One fie present firm
ing been partner Of former firms, of White, Davidson
Co. and OF Davidson SHELL who FORMERLY prosecuted
this business for many years in this city, consequently
well skilled In this species Of manufacturer in addition
which they have employed the experienced workmep
All Stones ssd by them will he warranted not inferior
those heretofore made ny their predecessors which
yell approved Of by MI who used them. Their shop at
the of and 18th streets, where all orders will he
thankfully received and promptly executed. They have
hand general supply of ready made Burr Mill
Senes of various sizes Persons who the
above article he supplied northern prices are
determined tn sell low they he bought In any
peciabe shop In this Gentlemen wanting Burr
blocks can be supplied reasonable terms.
JAMES SMELL.
June 4. e-16t YOUEI g. RUST
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The Vi'ginia Housewife. for sale at The AUCTION

noMEsTIC Economy in science, has this advantage
over Its political namesake that rs capabie Of
tcai demonstration and comes home 10 The bu and
bosom every man and Of every woman Whatever
10 Improve H. theeiore Is Of exteue interest
the profound Say or Tracy or our
Hsyd Who !: s,d by those whohave studied him
the absiruse subject Of Political Economy This consider
alton viii e.s.:e eur asking the attention Of all House
Press OF Messr Davis Force in this City by the title OF
TAG yrS.iG Ho.ssDs is the production Of highly
has committed to the press in of the soci-
aSn OF many Of her friends as the Of dissent.
degree We not profess eonnoisseurs In the cult
nary and cordial art to which this devoted but the
Chapter fconents is exceedingly attractive Not Int
June 3D. 1916