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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-10-19
Commissioners Notice.

WE the Subscribers, having
w been duly appointed, by the Hon.
Nathaniel Paine, Esq. Judge of Probate of
Wills, &c. for the County of Worcester, Com
missioners to receive and examine the claims
Of the several creditors to the Estate of 10
Nah HOWE, late OF Rutland, in said Coun-
ty, deceased, represented nsolvent, do hereby
give notce--that Six Months from the fifth
day Of October current are allowed to said
Creditors for exhibiting and proving their
claims; and that we will attend that service
at the dwelling-house Of Simon p. STATION,
lnnholder in said Rutland, on the first Tue.
days of January and April next, from one to
six o'clock in the afternoon.
JOEL DAVIS,
GEORGE S. FLINT.
Rutland, Oct. 10, 1926
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LATEST NEWS.

Arrivals at Boston and New-York from Liver
pool, bring dates to the 10th ult. ten days later
chan before received.
Cotton continued dull, and had experienced a
further dedne.
The news from Greece is favorable to the pat
riots Redschid Pacha has been repulsed in three
assaults upon Missolonghi, with the loss of 5000
killed, wounded, and prisoners. An engagement
bad taken place between the Turkish and Greek
fleets, but the result had not been ascertained
report had reached London, that the Bur
mese war had ended in the total subiugation Of
the empire, and capture of its monarch.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
In House Of Representatives, June Is, 1926,
On the petition aforesaid, Or
dersd, That the Petitioners cause an attested
copy of their Petition, with this order thereon,
to be published in the Worcester Spy, printed
in Worcester, and Boston Patriot and Nep-
England Palladium, printed in Boston, three
weeks, thirty days, at least, before the first
Wednesday of the next Session Of the present
General Court, that all persons interested
may then appear, and shew cause, (if any
they haYe,) why the prayer of said Petition
should not be granted.
TIMOTHY FULLER, Speaker.
A true copy.
Attest, PFLHAE WARREN,
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives.,
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Success 10 the Hampshire, Franklin and
Hampton Agricultural Society. The good
team OF Old Hampshire n;usi work well, when
it WOrks together.
Mr.. Bancroft, Member and Delegate from
the above Society, rose and expressed bis ack-
nowledgements for the hattering recollection
of the Society which he represented on this
occasion, and said that he was also instructed
by their President, the Hon. Joseph Lyman,
who was Unexpectedly detained from attend
ing, as he had proposed, to acknowledge the
qualification he felt in the reputation and sue
cess Of this Institution. Mr.. Bancroft. then
proposed complimentary sentiment, ITO
the Head and, the Heart of the Common
wealth"
a note was received by the President from
the Hon. Mr.. Minis, of the county of Hamp-
shire, who was 10 town on this occasion, re-
greeting his detention from the dinner table by
engagements in public business, and offering
the following sentiment:
The Members Of The agricultural Society
| y wv OO"'"S " IIDI|oStef'--H1dJ lbSii h'iiS
| be covered with herds, and their valles load
ed with corn-maY their sheep bring forth by
thousands, and their oxen be strong to labor
may their wives. be like fruitful vines, and
their children like olive plants around their
| tables.
! The Essex Agricultural Society, and their
venerable President, who honors this occasion
with his presence.
Col. Pickering, in an impressive manner,
expressed his qualification in the exhibitions
of the day, and the attentions which he had
personally received, and to the Society over
which he presided.
Farmers.-Msy they take in good part, the
suggestions of their Brethren upon their IA
vorte theories, and when disposed for railing,
apply it to their own offences.
Spinning Jennies.-In the matrimonial fac
tory, they are seldom left to be spanSters.
. Old BachelOrs.--A one cattle team. IN no
thing good, and in some things good for no
thing!
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For 2 yokes Of eTea,
To Samuel sibley, of Sutton, 1st premi-
um, SO 90
Himself, Ploughman, 4 90
Stephen Marsh, Jr. Driver, Q 90
To silas Dudley, of Sutton, I'd premium, 6 90
Himself, Ploughman, a 90
Joseph Dudley, Driver, 2 90
One coke Of ozen,
To Seth Hastings, of Mendon, LIST pre-
MUM, 9 00'
Elias Rawson, Ploughman, 4 90
To Reuben Wheelock, of Sutton, Cd
premium, 6 90
Ploughmany 90
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Il FIRM for SHE.

WlLL be Sold at Public Auc-
w ton, on Thursday, the tenth day of
November next, at one O'Clock, P. NJ, on
the premises, FARM, pleasantly situated
in Templeton, about half mile northeast of
the Westinghouse, containing sixteen and
half acres of Pasturing, Moving, and Tilage
Laud, with good Dwelling house, and Well
of Water within the same, together with a
new Barn, and Shop for the Manufacture Of
Earthen Ware.
OF Terms of payment will be liberal.
Oct. 10, 1925.
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TABBY VELvETs.
Flag and Bandanna
HAND'KFs.
Fancy silk do.
Plain White, Strip'd
and Checked Ora
WATTS.
Silk, Beaver, and Kid
GLOVES.
Shaded and Figur'd
SILKS.
Bl'k SYNcHAws, LUIS
TRINGs, and SARs-
NETS.
Double & Sing. Chain
Bl'k sLEvANTINEs.
Blue, Black, Brown,
Crimson, and Stripe
DTTTcuEC
Satin and Tafeta
RIBBONS.
SATTINETT & TICK
ING.
Bleach'd and Brown
SHEETlNGs.
Do. do. SaIRTINGs.
CoTToN YARN, &c.
&c. &c.
1926. CIV
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To Royal 7. Marble, of Sutton, Sd pre-
MUM, S 90
Himself, Ploughman, 800
To Israel Whitney, of Worcester, A 90
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-10-19
RESPECTFULLY REPRESENTS

RESPECTFULLY REPRESENTS
NNHE Stockholders of the
n Saxon and Leicester Factoyy-thst your
Petitioners have erected buildings and ma
chinery in the towns of birmingham in Mid
dlesex, and South Leicester in Worcester
County, for the purpose of manufacturing
wool, &c; and they are DESTROYS TO secure
such quantity of water, as will supply their
works during the whole year.-They therefore
pray your honorable body, that, for this pur-
pose, they may have leave TO erect such
dams, in such situations, in order to raise the
water in the ponds communicating with the
streams on which said Factories are built
and also the liberty of cutting canals in such
directions from the said ponds to connect them
with said streams, as they may find expedient,
under such restrictions, and upon such con-
ditions, as your honorable body may see ft
to prescribe.
And as in duty bound will ever pray,
JOSEPH HEAD and 8 others.
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fleets, but the result had not been sscertained
A report had reached London, that the Bur-
mese war had ended in the total subiugation of
the empire, and capture Of its monarch.
The PRESIDENT of the United States ar
rived in this town on Monday morning last.
on his way TO Washington, and took break
fast with Gov. Lincoln. Travelling as pr-
vate citizen, no public demonstrations of
honor were offered him. Several of our citizens
called on him while he remained in town.
which was but short time.
The Executive Council of this Common
wealth onyt ned in Boston yesterday. The
time will probably be fixed .or Carriers exc
cution, prior to their adjournment.
More hcsndidriss.-W learn that, aboue a
fortnight since, man in Franklin awoke and
found his barn on fire.. Information was i'm
medatcly despatched to his neighb,rs, who
fastened to his relief. One of them. when on
his way, happening to look around, discovered
his own barn also in blaze. Both of them
were consumed with their contents. We hope
that the miscreants who caused the destruc-
ton may be discovered, and punished accord
ing 10 their deserts.
The Hartford Mirror says that the panic
caused by the failure Of the Eagle Bank has
been so great in that city, that several market
men have refused to take American half and
quarter dollars, because they were stamped
with an Eagle!
Great PedrS.-Several Pears of an extraor-
binary size, raised in Col. Clap's garden in this
town, were exhibited at the late Cattle Show.
One of them measured IA inches in circum-
ference, and weighed 27a ounces.
Erie Conal.--A gentleman who has
just arrived from the west, states that
the business now transacted upon the
Erie Canal is immense. He gives upon
the authority Of a collector, in one of
the principal places on its banks, the
following statement of the number OF
boats, &c. employed in transportation.
Boats, 1000
Horses, averaging to each boat, 5000
Men, to each boat, 5000
No. Of tous, 30 each, 10000
The inhabitants of Rochester calcu-
late that the expense of transportation TO
New-York by canal, is equal to thirty
miles land carriage from that place.
.4lb. Pat.
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New School Book
e. 6 G.. MERRLAM

HAVE in press, and will in a
In few days offer for sale, SECOND
CLASS BOOK, principally consisting of His
torical, Geographical, and Biographical Les
sons, adapted to the capacities of Youth, and
designed for their improyement.--BgA. T..
LOWE, NJ. u. .4uihOr Of the COLOMBIAN
CLASS BOOK.
~ The above Work will be for sale
by DOOR & ROWLAND, in Worcester, as
soon as published.
West-BroOkfeld, Oct. Is, 1925.
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VOLUNTEERS.

Tile Island of Nantucket. Although geo.
graphically an Outlet to the Homestead,
yet by legal title nseparably attached to it,
and no less TO be valued because not within
the same Enclosure.
The President of the Worcester Agricul-
tura Society.-Although good farmer be an
excellent tile, we deem it no disparagement,
that we can append to it, His E1celiency The
GOrsfnor Of The Commonwealth.
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Black, Blue, Olive,
Brown, and Iix'd
BROADCLOIHS.
Black, Blue, Drab,
and Mix'd CASSI-
MERES.
Cashmere and Vaien-
tia SHAwLs and
MANTLEs.
Norwich, Tartan, and
Caroline PLAIDs.
Blue and Brown CAM
BLETS.
Flannels and Booking.
Plain aud Fig'd Bonn
BAzETTS.
GINGHAMs.
Fancy PRINTS.
Furniture do.
Black BoMBAzIEE.
Plain and Fig'd Book
MUsLINs.
Do. do. Swiss do.
White & Col'd CAM
BRICKS.
White Il Black LIN
EMS.
Black, Slate, G. White
Worsted HOSE.
Shrewsbury, Oct. II
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30

and in July, intelligence Of contemplated military cxpc
,ion prepared by the PATROL Government Of Peril against
the nterncdos, and thereby exposing the to defeat
and destruction.
CHARGE 3d.--.Neglect Of Duty.
Specification 1s (Ihe specification goth Of the
first charge.)
3D. For negIectng notice and to investigate charges
and specifications of serious caracter exhibited by Lieut.
Horace B Sawyer, against Lii David Conner nowhstand-
ing said Sawyer referred several witnesses sustain said
charges.
Sd In not having his men properly exercised, and
having his onsn proper state for action during his crize
from lie month of September 1921 to the OF 1924
CHANGE 4,h--Oppression and Cruelty.
I Manv o ,be te ststss A. and nder he
date command of the said Charles Stewart, unusual
and unnecessary manner, board the Franklin from the
ing any bring the said Sands trial for any al
legged MISCONDUCT and in continuing SAID oppressive and
crie conduct subsequent to the 18Th of April TO the mani
fest and great injury of the health of said Sands.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30

In publishing the Report Of the Court Of Inquiry
respecting the conduct OF Com Porter, in the al
legged employment Of the West India squadron in
the transportation Of specie, The National lntegen-
Ger SAYS" The Cnurt not only acquits Comm. P.
of all blame or impropriey this but 1t be-
slows on him the most unqualified praise for his
zeal and activity in efIectng the important obec,
entrusted to him, from the moment that he lett the
situation OF Commissioner of the Navy Boatd, TO
volunteer in the hazardous but ingorious service in
which he asked permission to embark. We are
glad that the Secretary has not chosen TO withhold
this Report from the public eye until all the voum
nous proceedings of both the Courts could pass
through the press, and has authorized its separate
and earlier publication"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

The Democratic Republicans Of Chrsana Hundred who
reside of the Borough Of Wilmington are desired to
assemble at the house OF Peter HDcksgu. innkeepe on
Wednesday the 31st inst 2 o'clock p NJ 10 transact
business relative 70 he nomination Of suitable persons
be baotted for the Sd H September next (a the place
of holding the annual election, delegates 10 the Red
Lion to form the County Ticket.
August 26.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
Kent County.

Senator,
PRESLY SPKUANCE, Jr.
Representatives,
ELIAS NAUDAIN,
MARTIN w BATES,
DR.. THOMAS NJ. STOUT.
SAMUEL WARREN, Sen'r.
JOEL CLEMENT,
DIR. JOHN BRINCKLoE,
WILLIAM HOPKINS.
Lery Court Commissioners,
ABRAHAM ALLEE, Jr, ID. C. II.
DAVID ONlNS, ID. H.
HENDERSON COLLINS, Mis-. II.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
At Baltimore, on Friday.

AT DHJtMOrP, on Friday.
Cotton. Lou. sc. "a 95; Georgia Upland, 60 a
22 Feathers, live, S5 So; Flour, sup. 4,75 a
500; Corn, As 46; Wheat, / 90 los.
AT Philadelphia on Saturday.
Cotton, Upland, Tep and Alab. rs Ie, du,. !;
Louisiana, 8 81, dull Flour, sup. 500, scarce !;
Rye, 2 62 1-2, do; Corn Meal, 25o do Corn,
up country, 55 6S; do. lower, so 55; Wheat,
90 95; Rye, A 4s; Oats, 25 SO; Barley, so
55.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
SIX CENTS REWARD.

EeAN AWAY from the subscribe on the night Of the
Ia, 2lst inst an indened sppentic 10 the farming ISL
ness named James Edpards, about IL years old The
above reward, but n chages will be paid any person
returning ssid boy. All hereby forbid arbor
ing Or trusting him on my account.
JAMES OCHEiTRFE.
August 9th, 1925. 77-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
Sussex County

Senator,
JOHN TENNANT.
Retresentat,res,
Capt. ROBERT WEST,
THOMAS RIDER,
GEORGE POLK,
kendall NJ LEWIS.
Dr. SIMON X WILSON.
JOIN TUNNELL,
HENRY II. WELLS.
Coroners,
WILLIAM SWAIN,
THOMAS MARVEL.
Lery Conrt Commissioners,
GEORGE II FISHER, C. e III.
GEORGE FRAME, i II. II.
NATHANIEL 1INGLE, ID. II.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
---srs 6j5TJ53 s,r-.

Horse Ruce.-A Match Race will be run over
Tree Hill Course, Md, on the 29h Of September
nex for $1,000 side, play or pay, four miles and
repeat. between the celebrated horses Henry and
HiriHd.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
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gt,es,-CheSter. .9ur %

Hes- Chester, .9ug "a.
MASONIC.--1he ceremony Of laying the Corner st.ne
Of the aasot Edfce, erecting by l. dye No. l74,
at DoN nngtown was performed according 10 previous
ice and arrangement. wednesday the l7 instant. Tie
Right Worshpt,l Grand Master of Masons in Pennsyva.
MIA, JAMES HAnpEn, r Esq presided ON TIE occasion.
procession formed at the house of Jesse Evans. Esq
high twelve in ancient ORDER consisting Of several Iodg
a. in all about hundred Masons, clothed and dec
Grated with The cweis and insignia Of their rank and
ton, and accompanied by Band of ne Music under the
direction OF MIR Day, which marched t. the ground
glass jar, containing several coins and papers deposited
hole made ia the stone before it ad The cere-
mony then performed in handsome manner by the
Right w. g. NJ. HARpER. according ancient aud appro
we'd rule. The Rev. MIR. GREER, addressed the Throne OF
Grace the occasion in solemn and impressive prayer
The procession then reformed and marched to beautiful
grove back Of the village. where prayer again offered
up by MIR Greer and Grafton, delivered BY Josiah RAN
Esq distinguished for the excel nee Of its
the eloquent of its delivery Some thousands of
PERSONS attracted by sight and Ceremonies novel AID
interesting, present, and condnced with exemplary
propriety After the Orann the procession returr ed to
the house Of Mr. Evans, and irge number down
elegantly and buuntltuy spread table. Record
II nornbie tn Masonry - Al the annual meeting
OF the Grand Royat .4rch Chapter Of Georgia, held
in May las information being received that Ger
tain Royal Arch Mason had been engaged in a duel
with another Mason. 1t was resolved that he be ex-
GUIDED from all the Chapters while in st ssion under
their Jurisdiction, under penalty of the forfeiture oi
their charters. Were all societies to adopt the
same course towards any Of their members who
should be engaged in dueng il might, pei haps,
have tendency TO render less frequent this reprosch
to a civilized community. Bait. Gazette.
Stohington Battle The l0h of August, the
anniversary of the Battle OF Stonington was c-e |
oraed by The patriotic citlzens oil that place with
more than usual display. Guns were fired, bells
were rune, drums were beat, and every other de.
Of patriotic feeling manifested, which
The occaaion so eminenily calculated 20 inspire
The identical flag, thai waved in triumph during
fhe attack, was seen. perIora'ed with many Brit
lsh she!, where i, appeared eleven years betare.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
DEMOCRATIC TICKETS.

The following the regularly nominated Democratic
Renbkcan Tickets, for Kent and Sussex, are recon
mended 10 the Democratic Party those Countess for their
firm and undivided support at the General Election in oc
tober next.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
DELEGATE ELECTION.

r. Office S hereby given that Election for Ten Deie..
Y gates from chri,tana Hundred, 10 form County
Ticket % be supported by the Democrats IF Newcas e
County. Will be held at the Town Hall ~ the i3oroueb Of
Wilmington on he frs Srvenh-iay (Satrlav IN next
noth-agreeahly to the Resolution Of last Red Lor
Meeting zIBA FEkRls.
WM. SEAL,
WM. HOUSTON
o.h mo. ~, 1879 Judges.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30
WANTED

Ma Lottery Office, lad from 70 to rs years Of aee who
Il aries iegibe liza ID and correct HABITS A
compensation equivalent 70 his services wl be allowed.
Apply at the office Of this paper.
Aug 80.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30

The feGieraists have nominated DR. ALLEN MIAyE Of
this Comfy, and Mr. JONATHAN JENKINS Of Keat County
candidates for the office OF Senator in tie General As.
senbly Of this State.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-08-30

The following impor,sn, information from Bue
nos .fyres and Psrnambuco, was received per ship
Mary at Norfolk. The Mary left Buenos Ayres
18th June, and Pernambuco 18Th July.
"The markets at Buenos Ayres and Pernambuco
Of very great importance to the shippers of
United States produce at the former place Flour
was S IL per barrel. bot was subject to duty oil
81, and after The 18th Of July The operation of
law which amounts prohibition OF the article al
toeether--the impression, however. was, that the
non importation law would be repealed before it
went into operation. Al pernambuco -four was at
Il per bbl quick Goldfish, per hox, z Coffee,
per 100 lbs. IA; Sugar, l2; and Mnlasses, IS cts.
per gallon. All the crops on the coast, from the
River of Plate to Rio Janeiro and Pernambu, were
cot off the last season by the drought and locusts,
and The opinion Of the well inlormed was, that foui
would be from 90 to S 25 per barrel a, Buenos Ay
res the present season. The above quotations ATE
eorrooora,ed by letters received T. Baltimore by th,
Mary, dated iaerDamouco Jolly l5.o
Jhe Political information is mt devoid Of inter
as ii states that the revolu,ionsts were success
inl in he frs, engagemtni, which took place ealy
N June, the Brszians having been compelled 10
retreat into tie city OF Monte,ideo. The reinforce
menis, mentioned above, reached the City subae-
quentlY TO the affair." and four sail OF armed vessels
tbrigs from Rio arrived to protect the trade OF The
river Egra, branch OF the La Plata THIS river
Y appears, has hitherto been under the give nment
"f The Banda Oriental who would suffer produce TO
ascend it, but never any, even money TO descend
i. The Bra2iaps have now in keeping, and are
regulating i, in a way TO suit their views.
5srfrnct Of letter from the United states Con-
sat at Iangiers, .Rorocco to a gentleman in
.'tongomery Coanty, Penn dated 1925
:" have heard ,ha, ii has been published in The
newspapers in the United States, that had taken
band Of patriotic Spanard, under my protection
@ho flew from their native land, to TINS, as place
Of refuge That is not the case--they have always
oeen under the protection of the Moorish Gag.
The Bashaw Of this place has done of benevo
lence towards them tina, have endeared h,m 10 me-
He in return is my fiend-i would trust my life.
my liberty, and all | have in bis power-H His noble
Ness OF soul would do honor to every man III cxs
'ence-,hese deeds exalted by the confirmation
81 The King Muuy Add ahaman, King oi the
Moors, and protector of suffering Distress
The Apostolcal Vicar of Chill. has made impor
ans reductions in the religious festivals hitherto OBJ
served in that country, on account OF their great
Number, and Ior the purpose of securing to the re
naming ones better observance. Thl, is done by
she authority delegated by Pore Leo XII The
Gays OF rigid and solemn observance reduced To
eleven besides he sabbaths and the festivals o the
patron saints of towns and villages, &c. trans
erred to The sabbaths following.