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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-24

gGinghams,
Light Scotch do.
Swiss and Berkeley
Cravats
Cambria Calicoes
Fancy do.
American do.
Fig'd and plaid Bon.
net Silks
Fig'd and plain do. Sa.
| tins
Parasols & Umbrellas
Super Valencia Vest
| ings
Fig'd and corded SilA
do.
Strip'd and plain Den
mark Satins
Columbia Stripe
Circassian Stripe
Dauz,ic Stripe
Washington Stripe
Corded Velvet
Super6ne Linen Cam.
brio
Russia Diaper & Duck
Satin & Ivory Fans
Superfne Needles.
Lafayette Hdkfs.
Gentlemen's Castor
| Gloves
Ladies Paris Kid do.
! A large assortment oi
| Cap and Bonnet Rib
| bons, sc. sc.
on
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, August 10, 1885,
To The Wido,o and Heirs Of SAMUEL BLAR-
cHARD, lafe Of Millbury, in sad County, de-
ceased, and TO all Others concerned IN the Es-
tate Of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to appear (if
I YOU see fit,) at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the
first Tuesday in September, 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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Notice.
March a, 1925.

VsHE Committee appointed
& by the Court of Sessions, at Term
thereof begun and held at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the sec
ond Tuesday of September last, and thence,
by adjournment, on the fourth Tuesday Of
December last, to lay out new Highway or
County Road in Holden and West Beylston,
from near Holden Meeting House to the SOUTH
erly side Of the County Road in West-Boyls-
ton leading from Worcester to Princeton,
give notice-that they will meet at the house
of Chenery Abbot, Innholder in Holden, on
Thursday,the 25th day Of August inst. at nine
O'Clock A. M. and will thence proceed to lag
out the said new Highway, when and where
all persons interested viii be heard by said
Committee.
WILLIAM STEDMAN, Chairman
July %, 1925. ofsaid Committee.
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DRUGS.

So lbs. Arsen,c pGlv.
1000 lbs Borsx refined
loo lbs. Balls. Peru
case Cantharides
| cssk Carbonate Iron
$50 lbs. CaDella Alba
500 lbs Cort. Peru puIv
8 zeroons de Quill
l bale Agostura
90 lbs. Castor
2 casks Crem. Tartar
zoo lbs. Ether Vitriol
! loo lbs do. Nitric
zoo lbs. Fol. Digitates
9 bbls. lsieglass
loo lbs. Calomel
Zoo lbs. Red Precipitate
So lbs. White do.
too lbs. Corros. Sublim.
8 casks Oil Olives
S do. do. Ricina
IL do. do. Almonds
Zoo lbs. do. Cinnamon
/, So lbs. do. Cloves
loo lbs. do. Caraway
u case do. Origanum
loo lbs. do. Anthos
1000 lbs. PIasters
8 bbIs. Raso Quassia
loo lbs Rad. Ipecac pull
8 bales Snakeroot
IL do. Dianthos
500 lbs. Rad Jalap puly.
2 casks Rad Valerian
1 bale fine Sponge
\ do. coarse do.
loo lbs. Sal Tartar
$500 lbs. Sal. Am. crude
So bbls. Sal. Glauber
10 bbIs. Sal Soda
loo lbs. Sal Rochelle
Iooo lbs, Sal EPSON
20 boxes Sapo Castle
MEDICINES.
500 loz. Spice Bitters
loo doz. Cephalic Snuff
SO doz. Bateman's Drops
rs doz And Cough do.
20 doz. Church's do do.
Il doz. Davenport's Pills
Is gro. Wheaton's 0int.
W-GLASS.
sion, Crown, Chelms-
WINDOW-GLAss
i'll be sold at the
Glory prices.
e Goods will be sold.
as low prices as can be
er Store in the City, for
dit.
o5. 4p
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Wholesale Leather Store.
1EWHALL & EvELETH

liz, State-lStreet, Boston,
HAVE constantly for Sale, a
- large assortment of LEATHER, of all
descriptions, and most other articles used in
the manufacture Of Shoes--which are offered
at low prices, and on liberal terms.
N. Il E. also purchase LEATHER of all
kinds. Tanners and Curriers' from the coun-
try, who have this article for sale, are respect
fully invited to call as above.
Boston, july IA, 1926. 4m
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L. w. STOWEI.L & co.

Opposite RICE & MlLLES's,
HAVE Just received, in add
ton to their former stock of Goods
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Notice.
THOMAS w. LYON,
-Machinist-


I'D ESPECTFULLY informs
u his Friends and the Public, that he has
left Lancaster, and has fitted Up Shop in the
central part of Marlborough, County of Wor-
cester, where he intends to give entire salts.
faction to all who may think proper to employ
him. All those who are not already acquaint-
ed with his abilities in that line of business,
can be furnished with information and speci-
mems, by applying to the following persons,
viz
Messrs. Poignard, Plant & Co. Lancaster.
X wi nj 2a? shmnin, E'q'r.. Boston.
Abraham Whittemore, Fulton,
Baker & Cavendish, Salisbury, N. II.
Thomas Steel, Peterborough,
Dean, Ssyles & Co. MedtUay, Mass.
Amos A. Williams, Esq. Baltimore, Md.
Marlborough, June IA. If
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DIR. S. K.NOWLTOW
TEERF PV ;nfor.e h.. Er;ende

IL and the Public, that he has opened a
MEDICAL ROOM in his new Brick Build
ing, first Dwelling House south of Messrs. c.
r. & A. SToNE's Store, near the Congrega-
tionalist Meeting House in Shrewsbury, where
be will now strietly attend to the practice Of
PHYSIC and SURGERY;
and, as he expects come assistance, he hopes
sOos to be able to pay prompt attention to
every call.
Shrewsbury, June 81, 1926. If
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Notice.

THE Members of Worcester
u County Encampment will convene at
their Hall in Holden on Thursday the 18th
inst. for the despatch of business.
By order of the "a E. G. C.
DAVID DAVIS, Recorder.
Holden, August 4, 1925.
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A good assortment of w. |.
Goods and Groceries-Crockery and Glass
Ware, &c.-Live Geese Feathers-Paper
Haugings-5000 yds. Boot Cord-50 III. Shoe
Thread, cheap fer cash or approved credit.
Worcester. July 81. eow6t
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Notice.

- TRAYEU from the yard OF
~ the Subscriber, on the night Of the third
inst. dark Red HEIFER, three years old,
one horn little Topped. Any person who will
return said Heifer, or give information of her,
shall receive a generous reward.
SAMUEL d. BARKER.
Leicester, August 6, 1925.
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All to De determined in few minutes at Phil.
adelphia.
Whole Shares, S5-Halves, $2,5o--Quar-
tcTs, $l,25, in a variety ofnnmbers.
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More Luck IN the NaHage.
A MOTHER Prize of $1,000
IN and one of $500 were lately obtained
If the Subscriber, for 81 each.
Now. Adventurer.

Fix your mind on the 18th day of September
next, on which day there will be another
grand display of Cash. such as
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-07
TO the Afflicted.
DIR. .1ttridge's 1incture
FON ~ ESHlOE,
Termed Dyspepsia.

"soU DJopoPotu'
IHE discovery OF this Medicine has
Il been the effect of long and attentive stu
dy, Il Is now made public from the most deci.
ded conviction founded on ample experience
of lis power in Graduating this disease, after
every other medicine had tailed. II has only
been in this county twelve months, and il
has done wonders IN giving restoration, and
in asthmaticai cases, its beneficial effects has
been astonishing. DIR. as. Farmer, Member
of the Royal College of Surgeons in London,
declares in his Treatise, that Asthma and indi
gestion are found co-eSiSting, the stomach
at all times exerts considerable influence
over tie pulmonary functions, and il is there
fore fair TO conclude that the former disease
is aggravated by the latter. Asthmatic peo-
pie, continues the learned Doctor, should i'm
pose upon themselves the same regulation us
if the case were purely dyspeptic. This
lincture opens distractions OF the spleen
and liver, cleanseth the breast OF plegm, and
tire chest Of hnmors gathered therein re-
moves pain in the back, stomach aud sides,
and the windy collie. Also giddiness in The
head, which all proceed from Indigestion -
II has been recommended by some of the
most esiiupnt physicians, as II valuable mrdi-
cine in DyspePsia-but il does not cure all
diseases.
FOR SALE ny
HOW'LL DAVIES.
May 10, 3m 80
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VOL. Ill !
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publishers ofthe Laus cfhe Union.

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Iva time than six months and Ia paper will
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.one responsible person in Lynohburg
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May 10.
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vlSIIE subscriber again requests all those
Il indebted to him, to come for" ard and
settle their accounts forthwith, rs longer in
diligence cannot be gwen. lie fully autho-
rises Robert kinnier, to collect all debts ow.
ing to lim. ROBERT ORR.
April II. Is 30
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Notice.
Wanted, an Apprentice

HaO the Saddling Business, Com ~ To IS
L years of age, who can read, write and
rypher, of n good moral character, and of res
~pectable parehtnge 40. Ii GKAl.
Iuno 2, 3l"t
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I'm .G,ctual Remedy or, Msares in Hor-
scS.-1akr ont pound and n half Of good
ginger, for hoisc. Give Two table spoon
fuls i day--onn IN the morning aud the
other in tive evening, mkt with wheat brar.
TINS receipt has been selling nj 8 dollars
TO the east ward, where the efficacy of the
above medicine has been proved in Tire
cure Of several cases of obstinate hesves.
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BRITISH

The following sketches of promin-
ent Members Of the British House Of
Commons are from n recent work
by Sir Edgcrton Bridges. Who Was
himself a Member several years.
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v2NIE Subscriber has removed 10 Lynch
4 burg, aud requests those indebted to the
ate firm of Gait g. Garth to make payment 10
him without delay, and such as have claims
against the same, will call on him for pay.
mcnt-lhose having business with him will
generally find him at Mr. John Bulluck's or
at the Lumber House OF lnnghotne & Garth.
JOHN GARTH.
June IL. 1896. w3W43
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30

OF Navarin. On tie 5ih they landed 600 Arnauts;
the 7th the Captain Pacha sailed for Pa,ras and
Missolonehi, where he arrived on the 10th with
frisates 10 corve.les, briggs and some schoones.
On the 7,h S,h Hussein took up the line OF march
for Tripoiitzs. by the way Of Nisi and Lecndar-
Thus, j, appears. Ibrallam would receive assis-
lance, as we apprehended, instead OF being taken
prisoner"
The Count lie Puebia, Spanish Ambassador TO
France. had presented 10 The king his letters OF re-
call, and the Duke de Villa Hermosa, his creden-
,als resident Ninster from the same court
The Paris papers are all discussing the subject oil
the recognition of Haytien Independence. The
No'';teur declares that it Is authorized 20 contra
dict all that has appeared in ofthe Ministerial
Journals, particularly the Dropeau Bf,snc, in OPP
position to the sincerity aud peniiude oil the con-
cession made by the oronnance Of the l7h OF April
last to the actual inhabitants of the French part OF
| the Island of St. Domingo.
The Dnke of wellington had reached Paris fror
a tour of inspection.
| French Funds .4ugttst l7.-Five Per Cent
Censols 1921. sc. to l02E 20c Bank Auctions
\ 2lS5f. to 2l9Of.
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Litsrature-rhe great M,on's lately disco
vcred Work produces sensation in the world
The original is in Latin, supposed TO be IN the
hauti-wri,ing OF one of his daughters II was
found in the State Paper Office, tied mp With par
rel Of afidavits and documents touching the Pop
Ssh plot of Oates and the Rye--Horse Plot IL
was accidentally discovered by tile Libr ran; and
has been recently published with handsome Ea-
elish version accompanying the original text. 1t
obounds with cop;ous quotations. from the scrip
lures TO support his bold and peculiar doctrines lie
claims the right for himself and for others, OF dill
gently examining the scriptures, aud coming 10 hi'
own fearless conclusions. He differs from the
Church of England in several important features;
such as, the Doctrine of the rrinity, Church Dis.
cipline. the Sabbath, and Marriage. The Poet OF
Pardise Lost denies the Divinity ofor saviour
As 20 the Sabbath, he contends that the jewish
Law having been repe ,led, no particular day OF
worship has been appointed by divine command
Neat in its place 1t was well known beio'c g, mat
hs had contended against the indissoliohhy oil
marriage being founded scripture evccp. III onc
O. two specified case; but besides this facility OF
decree, il seems NOW that he justiics poigg aiay
upon the law OF God and the example of the pa'rl-
srchs.--No copy % this curious rel,qnc has ye
reached Rchnond.-A Mr.. Coventr has publish
ri volume in London, attempting once more tC
dag Juaius from the shade. lie conields from
the concurrence of circumstances, motives, doc
times, style, Sc that he was I.url George Gei
maine, afterwards Viscount S,ckYc. We Inv
not seen the boo.s, d therefore cannot posiiye
pronounce upon its doctrine. But, Correspond
EFT OF the Charleston Mercury disputes it waru,i;
aud quotes certaia specimens of Lord George
style, so loose and so inelegant, as would lad ice II
TO coaclude that Junias any other than Sack
Vii e
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COMET

"a gentleman conveTssnt in astronomical s,,b;ec,s
informs us that brilliant Comet NAV be seen a. e,,,
IT, evening alter ii O'Clock. II is situated in
taurus making nearly equilateral triangle yy;,L
A'debsran, and the Pleiades, TO the vest,,.,d ~
mem me tau Is long and luminous; which is a.
os"si opposite the sun. On Monday the 10Th a.
,a,o P's' midnight mean time its angular dis
lance was measured souhwestward nj AIdota.".
70 deg 30 min and eastward Of Arietis 20 dec IA
NM ,, IRON which the following was dednced
l.'gn' ascension hours 40 min. Defamation 10
ueg' north, rises about half past 10 p. M n.sss
me meridian about A. NJ. and becomes ;o,F;'.,s
~ tne daylight about half an hour af,erva,ds =,
an altitude of about IS deg. Observations ,v;,, -
ePesed the hrst clear evening, in order TO ascertain
wne.her 1t has past or is approaching IFS perjbeon
ana ~ what direction il is travelling. II is No.,
imposed That these observations are sueic;en,J.
accurate, TO determine the elements offs Orb,
ouch delicate observations, and nice calcnia,;o..
can only be made BY such men as Dr. Ro,vd;,"i.
VINO never permits such interesting bodies TO ns..
y Wv" "'ulSsfence NJ Y. Com. .9dp.
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EAsTEHN DEPARTMENT }
hlledgeriiie, Ga. Sent. IL, Is25 {
ORDERS -

/ The Commanding General of the Departmen,
I publishes, Tor the information and government n,
al whom IL may concern, the 9Th article of The
Treaty between the United States and the CresL
Indians, bearing date the 18th tlay of Februarv nj
the present year. which is as follows:
ART 8. Whereas the said GENERATING marty
cannot prepare for immediate removal the I'M,
'ed states sipuatc for their protection against the
encroachmcnts hostiIities. and impositions of Tho
whes' and OF all others; but the period of removal
snail not extend beyond The LIST of September. IN
the year eighteen ,indred and twenty-sjx.''
Inc party designated in this article as the &C on,
'gTdt'ng party" is deemed to consist of every In
oian residing within the ceded territory, embraced
IN the treaty. Measures are taken, pursuan, 90
ORDERS from the Department Of War, to ascertain At
each village within the ceded territory, the names
OF the Chiefs and warriors, with The actual n,mbe,
OF men, women, and children residing therein nre.
paratory to meeting to be held in the said te,,io
~ ioT purposes connected with the treaty. ON the
2Oih oi November next
The commanding officers in the Creek nation yviII
aiord every requisite facility for the safe and spee
ny accomplishment nf this duty; and they will nro
ieci the Indians agreeaby 10 the treaty Intr,deys
ana mischlei-uakers found among the Indians. will
be arrested and turned over to the civil autbo,;,v
o be proceeded against according 10 law.
Reports and other communications for the Gen
raj Will be addressed to him at Augusta. until
otherwise directed. BY order Of Mai Gen. Game.
II. q. W. BUTLER, Aid-sIe.eamo
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DOYMES TIC.

WASHINGTON, Sept 81. The President had
been detained in Philadelphia days, on Saturday
last, by the indsposilion of Mrs. Adams
The Boston Centinel of "Wednesday says--the
health of the elder Mr.. .Hdoms has much improved
of late, and he is now well he has been for ten
years.
A Society has lately been organized in Bal,i-
more, called the -fnti-Sidre Society, the object OF
which is TO effect the eventual extinction OF Slavery
in the state of Maryland, by procuring the passag
of law for its prospective abolition. The Society
is OF course endeavorng to procure candidates for
The Legislature favorable to their views, and in
Baltimore have obtained the consent of Daniel
Raymond Esq. to offer, under the pledge required
by the Society. one of the four Delegates sent
from that city 10 the Assembly. MIR. Raymond j:
the author of the well known work on Political
Economy. Nat. Int.
II is stated in the western papers that the trunk
containing the papers and valuabes of General La.
fayette, which were sunk in Tie steamboat Sic
| chanic, on her passage from Nashville to Louis
vile, have been recovered, and that they have
tanned little no injury. We believe all the articles
| belonging to the General, which were on board
| have been recovered. His watch, which, in TIT
haste OF quitting the cabin, the boat sinking
was left in his birth, found in the birth, ate
the toat raised, and forwarded tn him before h
left this city. The body Of his avelling carriage
loated from the deck OF the boat, she went down
and was picked up some miles below; the wheel
did MOI float and were raised with the boat; tina
| the carriage entirely recovered, and was sen
down TO New Orleans; from there i, has been ship
ped for France, and will be preserved by the &c
neral al La Grange object oil interest to his tamil
and friends the vehicle in which he performet
his immense journey through the u. States 10.
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Ihe fur Trade and Frontier Posfs.-- nv the
lonoking correspondence, which we copy f,om
the 81. Louis Enquirer, it will be seen that the go
yernment eoniemplaes extending the military posts
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GEORGIA md THE CREEKS.
Gen. GaiilcS'S Letter to his EIceiiency Isroe
p;rlens

Pichens.
" regret to find there is but too much reason
ior their objections to the manner in which the
Treaty was made. Without taking any notice of
the numerous circumstances tending to impeach the
integrity OF the United States Commissioners, who
stand high as honorable men, | cannot but regret to
say that there is irresistible proof of the fact that
the party who made the Treaty on the part of tie
indians was not much If any more than one fifth
part of the Geek nation, headed by McInlosh with
no other but very ordinary chiefs and horsemen or
law members Gas they term them) without either Of
the four principal chiefs oil the nation.
The council repeatedly assured me through their
speaker, Hopoithoyoholo, that they would not
raise an arm against the u. States even if army
should be sent 10 take from them the whole OF their
The following is an extrac.
speaker taken down by my aid-de-camp in nv
presence under the correction of four interpre.
tefs-- three of whom were directed to stand by
tiamoiy' the Public interpreter, and detect upon
the spot any error they might discover made
use oil inns precan'ion throughout the whole e"fe-
renee One of these Interpreters OF Mcintosh s
party. and unf-iendiJ To Handy.
A,IVact. " We would not receive money for
ne iahd IN which our fathers and friends are bu
ried. We told the Agent it was useless 10 advise
u.s. as lbe receipt OF the money would deprive MS
" !" our 'and from which we would never, part
Ur chidren have scarcely land enough to settle on
'hink any one would take it from us, if we did not
WISH 10 part with it. Ii they take our land and
Knock us on the head, we can't help it; we will
make no resistance, but even then extend the hand
OIL friendship. Thus will our whole nation act
ana let The world see and hear Of it,
ouch appeals TO the rnagnanimity of our civilized
c""n'rymen, L trust and believe will not be disre-
arded. Let us press those unfortunate sons of the
forest Tor no more land than they are willing 10
convey TO us by an open, honest act of the Ma
ion, or at least Of majority of the nation.
Let US endeavour to improve their condition, and
~ ueanng them with COMMUNICATION and kindne IS
uue rom civilized TO untulored man, we shall erect
IN the place they nhabit everlasting monuments OF
our Justice and humanity-which to the last mo-
neh's OF our existence will be gratifying to us and
upon which unnumbered millions OF our posteritv
WI, iook back with gratitude and pride.
WIN 'he greatest respect, have the honor, SC.
EDMUND p. GAINES"