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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-22
Notice.

A LII persons, indebted to the
IN Estate of JOHN w. HUBBARD, ESQ.
deceased, are informed, that the papers, relat-
ing TO said Estate, are put into the hands Of
SAMUEL NJ. BURNSIDE, Esq. who is authoriz
ed to make settlements. As the Estate has
been represented insolvent, it is necessary
That payment should be made without further
delay, and all, who settle soon, may do it
without cost. SAMUEL AUSTIN,
Executor Of the 'ciH cf said Hubbard.
Worcester, Nor. IA, 1926.
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Estate FIR Sale.
FENHAT valuable Estate

VIA valuable Estate IN
a Ashburnham, (NIass.) formerly the res
ldence of the Rev. JOHN CUSHING. The
Farm contains about 65 acres of Land, well
divided into Moving, Pasturipg and '?illage,
and is well fenced with stoue wall. 1t has
two good Orchards, and large Garden in
high state Of cultivation, with a number of
Fruit Trees. The House is about thirty rods
from the Westinghouse. TIE situation is
healthy and pleasant, and the prospect is ex-
ceeded by few in that part Of the county,
The Buildings are in good repair, consisting OF
large aud very convenient House, having
fine we'll of water, with pump in the kiteh.
en-; two Barns, Granary, Wood House, Chaise-
House, and very convenient place for Wash
ing.
A Pasture and Wood Lot, at some dis
lance, will be sold separately or with the
Farm. The latter contains Water Privilege.
For terms, apply TO DODDRIDGE CUsH
ING, on the Premises, or TO THOMAS p.
Boston.
.4shturnhana, Nor. o, 1926.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-22
For Sale.

VENHAT beautifully situated
n FARM, in the West Parish in Brook
field, which was owned and occupied by the
late Hon. DWIGHT FOSTER, deceased, con-
tanning about hundred acres of excellent
Land, in good cultivation. as Moving, Pastur-
age, and Tillage, and generally well Fenced
and Watered. There are upon it about 400
Apple, and an abundance Of Pear, Peach,
any Plumb Trees. The Dwelling House is
large and in good repair. There are two
Barns, with an excellent Well and Pump for
the convenience Of the Barn-Yard; Chaise
and Cart-House, with Granary and Corn
Room in the same Cider-Mili with House
over it; Shop for Utensils, &C. and Wood
Shed. The Meeting House and the Female
Classical Seminary are within a short dis
lance.
Also, with said Farm if desired, a lot of
Wood and Pasture Land, containing about
sarty5fce acres, lying on the road from the
West Parish Meeting House to New-Brain-
tree, and about mile and half from said
Farm.
A credit may be had for part of the pur
chase money, if il be wished Apply to AL
FRED DWIGHT FOSTER in Worcester.
Worcester, Mon. 8, 1926. 6w
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To be Sold on a Credit,
a BAY MARE. GOOD In

"a pa 1 MARE, good IN any
4 "a Harness She will be sold cheap, the
owner having no use for her. Also, 121 acres
OF excellent Moving Land, Il miles from the
courthouse, we'll fenced. And to be Let,
for one or more years, from The 1st of next
hprll, the Estate now occupied by Mr.. Elna-
Than PrdH, II miles from the Court House.
bounding on the Holden roads, very pleasant
ly situated. The Buildings are good and
sufficient, lately built. From 2 TO GO acres
excellent Land, adjoining, may be had with
the Buildings. Inquire OF the Subscriber.
THEOPHs. WHEELER.
Worcester, Nov. /, 1926. CIV
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-22
Notice as hereby Givcn,
vEVHAT the Subscriber |

n been duly appointed Executor of The
last VIII and Testament Of TIMOTHY P.
MAREAN, late of Hubbardston, in the Coun-
ty OF Worcester, deceased, and has taken up
on himself that trust by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are hereby called upon to make immedi-
ate payment; and all those 10 whom said Es-
tate Is indebted are requested 10 exhibit their
demands for settlement. ASA MAREAN.
Oct. IL, 1926.
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THE FRANKLIN PRIMER, or Iessors i,
spelling and Reading adapted TO the under.
standings OF Children; composed and published
by Committee appointed for the nu"pnse. bv
the School Convention Of Fraakiin County.
These works are designed particularly for he.
ginning the education of young children. and. in
the opinion OF those best qualified To Judge. are
eXce!lently adapted for that purpose They are
considered an improvement UPON the common
method. Were there nothing else no recon-
mend them, the fact that the child, in LEARNING
hs alphabet and abs, wears out four or FIVE of ,Iso
common spelling books leach of which costs as
much as three or four of thcse,) would it is cor.
ccived, furnish sufficient reason for eiyine The
latter decided preference. '">
The last number of the American Journal nc
Education Ga work Of the highest au,bori,v IN
questions OF educalion) thus notices the Franklin
Prmer:-
lhis little book is ono Of the most ingenious
improvements. IN this branch Of instruction, that
has hitherto been recorded in our journal"
We would not leave this highly merilorious
production, without adverting TO its excellent A.
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~ ihe reading lessons are simple, easy, inteIIgi
bic, aud natural in their style; and thew will
prepare the little learner To read with an unas.
Stunning aud lively manner, in works of higher
order"
THE YOUNG SCHOLARS MANUAL. or
Companion to the Spelling Book consisting oF
Easy Lessons in the several branches of Early
Education; intended for the use Of Schools nv
Rev. r. STRONG
This work is now extensively used in schools.
and has received the highest Communications
from experienced instructors.
Greenfield, Oct. 81, 1926. ei7o2eow
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MOROCCOH
JRWBTT & WOODS

WILL keep constantly for
TV Sale, atther Stores in FITCHBURG,
ASHBURNHAM & GARDNER, a complete
assortment of Morocco & Kid Skins, Bindings
& Innings, warranted of the first quality, which
they will sell at the lowest prices, for Cash,
Produce, or any kind of Lumber.
WANTED, a number of Tons Sumac, TO be
delivered at the Factory of Mr.. WALTER Rus
SELL, in Ashburnham, for which the highest
price will be given in the above named Stock,
OF in ENGLISH, w. |. or AMERICAN
GOODS, at either Of their Stores.
Ashburnham, July "a, 1926. 6meow
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From ReO. C. ". Fower.

from the examination have bestowed on the
" CAirerSal I'receptor," am satisfied that, both
in its plan ami execution, il is wei, adapted to,,
the use OF schools. Throughout Tie work sucl,
illustrations are presented 10 the eve, through,
The medium OF prints. aud to tie Imagination
through the medium of poetry, that many alb.
s!ract principles, which, as often exhibited, are
obscure and uninteresting, here assume a. distinct
ana attractive iorm. WIN. T.. FOWLER.
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Notice as hereby Givcn,

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Nov. I, 1896.
TO The TPidOw and Heirs Of HENRY KEN
DALI, late Of Templeion, in said Counfy.
deceased, and 10 all Others concerned in ne
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
M pear Cf you see fit at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said County,
on the first Tuesday in December next, at ten
Of the clock, before noon, 10 show cause why liz
cense should not be granted, TO sell and convey
SO much of the Real Estate Of said deceased, as
will raise the sum Of s 500 100. for the payment
OF debts and charges and you will be heard
thereon. THEOPlls. WHEELER, Rer.
By order ofthe ION. Jmtise
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BIZ A N < So
Printed and for Sale,
By CLARENDON HARRIS,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER,
Worcester.
,NT ARRANTEE DEEDS

w Mortgaged do;
Quitclaim do.--Risht in Equity do;
Administrators do.-Leases;
Justice Writs and Executions
Summonses and Suhpenas;
Court and Justice Bail Bonds;
Court Writs and Executions;
Trustee Writs and Executions
Bills Of Cost-Powers of Attorney;
Pensioners Powers Of Acknowledgements /;
Collectors of Taxes Writs-Recognsance
Complaints and Wanants-R eferences;
Mittimus for Committing TO House OF Corrcc-
ton and Jail;
Bonds for Money do. with Blank Conditions /;
Confessions and Executions on do;
Military Summonses--Justice Records;
Selectmcn's Notices 10 Retailers of Spirits;
Justice Scire-FaCias Writs;
Jail-Keepcr's Notices;
All the Blanks from Solicitor Doris JasEce J;
Sherifis' and Attorneys Dockets.
For Sale as above. complete assnrt-
mcnt of Stationary & Bunk Booss-Law,
Medical Classical, .Miscellaneoass, & School
BoOks-Paper- Hangings & Musical lastru-
HIeTttS.
RULING TO any Pattern done at short
notice, and upon reasonable terms.
Worces er, july 70, 1895.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-22

THE CIilLD's MONlTOR-a primary book
Tor schools. by Rev. L. STRoNG, author of The.
Common Reader, Young Scholars Manual, &,.
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the
Iva Subscriber are hereby invited to call
and settle the same, before the tenth of De-
ccmber next. Notes and Accounts then un-
paid, must be left with an Attorney for col
lection. EBENEZER CALDWELL.
Sutton, Nop. IL, 1926.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-22

YnVHE Subscriber keeps con-
e stantly on hand, aud offers for Sale, his
improved
C.4RDLNG & PICKING MACHINES,
For Mcrino and Native Wool, on more liberal
terms than can be had in New England.
Also, the best CARDS for Cotton and
Wool Machinery. Said Machines are less
expensive, perform :lore and better work, oc.
cupy less room, and are tended and kept in
repair easier, and require less water power
than any other now in use.
A credit will be given, when it may
be requested, so liberal, that the machine
may earn the money it costs, before payment
is required.
A line addressed 10 WARREN p. WING.
Post Master, Greenwich Village, (Mass) will
be duly attended to.
w. p. WING.
March 4, 1926. If
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worcester, So. November 6, 1926.
A TFACHED on mesne pro-
IN cess. and taken on Execution, all the,
Right in Equity EpHRAIM BRIGHAM has
in his mortgaged Real Estate, on which he,
now lives, situate in the southwesterly part oG
Westborough, and will be sold at Public Aac-
ton, on Friday, the 9th day of December next,
at 10 O'clock 10 the forenoon, at Derter Brig
hanl's Inn, in said Marlborough.
JONAS BALL, ID. Sheriff.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-22
EDUCATION.

THE attention Of School Committees.
of Instructors, Of Children and Youth, and
Others interested in The subject OF Education, is
requested TO the following new School Books
published by A. PHELPS, Greenfield, (Mass
aud Tor sale by him, also by CLARENDON
HARRIS, Worcester, and the principal Book
sellers in Massachusetts,.
THE UNIVERSAL PRECEPTOR-beinga
General Grammar of Arts, Sciences, and Useful
knowledge. BY the Rev. DAVID BLAIR-.author
oi the Glass Book, English Grammar, Models OF
juvenile Letters, Reading Exercises, and Gram
mar OF Natural and Experimental Philosophy.
his work is DIES gned for Glass Book, for the
use OF schools and academies throughout the u
nlted states, and is exceedingly well calculated
ior those young persons who do not expect TO
gam the benefits OF regular elias scal.edUcation.
IL presents, IN an attractive aud interesting form,
Tue elements OF the most important sciences
the various lessons are happily arranged; and,
such is the simplicity OF the style. that no one
can give his attention to the subjects of which it
treats without finding his understanding erlarg-
Cd, and his capacity for property engaging in the
active duties of life greatly increased Among
us Chief excellencics may be considered that or
der OF arrangement, and that familiarity c-c ex-
planalion, which render it a complete instructor
IN ITSELF and, from this circuI. stance it derives
high recommendation as book to be introduce
Ell INTO our schools and academies. aud to aid p.-
rents in thef plans of domestic education
This American edition is greatly improved from
the latest English copies. aud in every respect il
VIII be found worthy the appreciation and patron.
age OF the public.
O.IfJlfE.N.D.RTyO.NS.
From Rer. y. Strong, author Of seueraE z.alna-.
6.e Schost Books, the Conunon Reueey Yot,jg
Scholars .faaU0l sc.
From an examination of BLAIns UNIVERSAL
rRhokpioR' am satisfied that it is book which
may be used TO great advantage, in the improve.
mont OF the youthful mind, by teachers and ma.
rents, 1t treats. IN a familiar manner OF great
variety OF ,Ist ttii and interesting subjects and
there ran be no doubt, that. as suci, work is
very much needed so this will hardly fail of hay
ing powerful influence in raising the standard oG
euuea!'"h IN our common schools. by bringing be.
lore them the principles of those sciences which,
nave hitherto been considered out of the reacl, of
those who do not receive the benefits OF regular
literary instruction. On this account, in particu-
lar, | think IL deserves patronage and suppou
ana cannot but believe that the happisst Effects
may resnlttrom It's general introduction in schools
and academies as Il regular class book.
Z. STRONG.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
Beayerdam for Sale.

SSVRsUANT to prospect entertain of removing from
.is nave determined to sell my Farm James
VIII ne sold al public auction premises the 10Th
nay OF May next, if fair otherwise frs, fair day there
de on the following terms, wit, one fourth of the
purchase money be paid the end of the present
at wich time possession will be givefo this amount the
purchaser VIII be required his bond with UNI
questionable personal security payable aforesaid The
balance of the purchase money TO be DISCHARGED bv
equal annual instruments period and the
en' OF The same to he secured by deed of trust on the
land complete deed in fee simple will be made at the
time OF closing the other conditions Of the sale.
ms tarm contains about 435 of land nearly two
"unareo OF which, are river low grounds; addition TO
"n there are ~ acres ofcreek bottom equal the former
III point OF fertility The high land supposed to be equal
any III ms section of the country Il lies distant from
chona 20 mcs,drccy on the main ge Staun-
on ana just below the termination of the James River
nai-Ihose who may wish view the premises with pros
pect OF purchasing will enquire FOR subscriber living on
Geni;o Creek about miles from the place
WILLIAM II. PEASANTS.
March Ia i4Eqv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
City Property for Sale.

pursuance of Deed of Trust from John King of the
City OF Richmond, recorded in the Clerks Office
vi 'ne corporation Court of said City, shall offer for
sale, by public auction, the premises on the o6t a
June next the Houses and Lot thus described in said
VIZ: a brck-House Comprising in 1919 an Attorneys Of
uTe' &c carriage House, and Kchen) and Meat
House, and Stable with the Lot whereou ,ev stand font
ing about 18 feet paved Alley between d and 4
streets called Exchange Alley, and extending back as IA
,ot failan Kitchen; all which purchased bv
the said King from Gilias Estate as will appear non M
to the deed of conveyance the same OH in
the Clerk Office of the said Corporation Court, credit
Va months VIII be given for the purchase money; the
payment thereof be secured by bond with
security ana Deed of Trust upon the property
Being mere Trustees for the Sale we shall convey such
ders invited satisfy themselves on this head ~,
ference 10 The records OF the Corporation Court of Rich
mond mo GtRSON x Va e"
The above Sale will be conducted by c. & G. C1ARKR
Auctioneers.
april % oe -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02

70 NE justices o? The Peace f The Cot,iy Of Hen,ico
GESTIFMEN:
e pleased to consider a candidate for the Off
ED ces Of Coroner and Commissioner OF the Reye-
nue. IN The Lover District Of the said County vacated
by tic death Of the late Thomas Acre.
have doubt but there are many who will applv
that are my equal IL not superior, in point of abiiify
yet, hope, am perfectly capable to tic task. And
when hear any person speaking Of lis feats as a SOL
dicr, my is that he did more than his duty in
defending himself and his cUuntry yet II fashion,
beg the liberty 20 boast little served in very res
ponsibe station in the staTof the United States arm,
throughout the last And put tie world at def
ance 70 say If ! did not acqnt myself honoraby and
puncnaily, TO all those concerned. have by misfortune
become poor With very large family, and by age have
become old, aud unable TO labor like the young
man; and for tie want Of wealth capno: live like Tie
rich. The old soldier is necessarily rewarded for his
services; why not now reward tie new soldier in
need' II these Pretensious are recommendations, and
there are none superior pray your patronage And
your petitioner viii ever pray, &c &c.
NATHANIEL, CHILDEES.
Beurico County, Aprl t7,b, 1896 9.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
Valuable Land for Sale.

E4uRsuANTto the last will and testament of John Younr
senior, deed, The subscribers will offer at public sale
Su'et 10 tile widows right of dover, the premises on
thursday, the ls of June next, tina, valuable tract of
aha oil which he died possessed, situate Back creek in
augusta county containing by survey CSC
nearly ZoO OF which cleared, under good fence and in
hgh State OF cultivaton with 90 acres Of frs,
rate meadow ground and more can be made There are
on TINS Land two Dwelling Houses one Ba,n and other
ou'-houSes tor tile accommodation of two families and
several springs of the best This tract of Land
ueservedy ranks among the best the county in which
hes the cleared land surpassed any in this section
OF the country, and feel perfectly safe in saving tina,
the woodland has decided superiority over the vast and
valuable lands of the kind known which are vet 10
broach Perhaps few upland tracks of size in the state
are less incuH'bered with seril, Improbable ground
When the intrinsic value of this Land is consdered-the
excellence OF the neghborhood and society which surround
-aid the public Improvements which going on and
contemplated, near Tit presumed fail to at
tract the attention of men of capital The subscribers
deem further description unnecessary, those wishing
10 purchase will first view the premises Possession will be
gwen on the first of October following, at which time one
third of the purchase money will be requredhe balance
IN four equal annual payments, by lien on the
property The purchaser may have the privilege to pre-
pare Tor sowing down part Of the ground Immediately
after harvest ANDREW YOUNG
ROBERT S. YOUNG, L" oFs'
Augusta county Va. March II, 1896. 81 rot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
FEMALE SEMINARY.
March IA

TENHE Principal of this Seminary gives notice. that the
d ensuing session commences the day of Nav next
As few vacancies are expected occur are
made for the instruction of eight additional ppis
Those, therefore, who may intend voring with their
patronage, are respectfully requested give information
as early possible.
For the benefit of the class in Chemistry REGULAR
course of experimental lectures may expected Anna
ratuS for illustrating the mpo principles in Ma
tura Philosophy is provided And no pains or ex
pense is spared to afford young Ladies every facility for
obtaining knowledge of the branches of Female
Education.
For the higher branches of Educatiou, viz Geography
with the Drawing of Maps and of the Globes; Rheto-
re legtc; intellectually Moral and Natural Philosophy
Chemistryi Astronomy, Geometry, and the Latin and
Greek Languages. SIS per session of five months
For those who attend Only x adip Spelling Pen
maishp Geography without the Drawing Mans or use
of the Globes Arithmetic and Grammar sic per session
II the two last named branches be omitted SO per
Fer Painting and Drawing, additional charge of So
per session.
For Painting on Velvet or Figures, do. $12 do.
1uitiOn payable an adra,ce.
JOSEPH ESTABROOK.
Stanton, HarGh 31si, 1896
Notwithstanding and Lodging may nc had in respecta-
bic families at $40 per session.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02

PRESIpENT. OF TIE UNITED STATES or Ax,r,-
L" q" ana $mSV'' 10 aS'iom these presents stau core
Gf5Sting:
WHEREAS treaty between the Unj,ad Soto. 50
america and The Creek Nation of Indians was ,oadn
aud concluded on the twenty fourth day OF lamar
one thousand eight hundred and tyepivsix oftha -;
OF Washington, by JAMES BARBoUn Secroiar, F "
OF the United States. on the part of the United s,a,
ana certain theiS and Warriors Of said Nation which,
Treaty IS IN The words following, 10 wit:
Articles Of Treaty made at the City Of WASHINGTON ,.
t"enV-lourth day OF January, thousand e-ht Inn
crch and twen'y-six between JAMES BAREorR Sccrr
tary OF ar, thereto specially authorised by the
3 Tue United States and the undersigned, Chiefs and
Head Men OF the Creek Nation Of Indians ,vo ba,.,
received full power from the said Nation to concd, AMI
arrange all the matters herein provided for
= HE"EAs treaty was concluded at the Indian
springs, on the twelfth day of February last between
Commissioners on the part of the United States and
portion ct the Creek Nation, by which an extensive
district OF country was coded 20 the United States.
aud whereas great majority Of the Chiefs and war
riors Of the SAID Nation have protested against The
culon OF The said Treaty. and have represented nat
INC same was signed on their part by persons having no
sufficient authority 10 form treaties 10 make session
and mat the supuIations in tic said Treaty are fhor
fore wholly void; 49, "0'c
And whereas the United States arc un,viIIino. t,,.
uIcu"Gs should exist IN The said Nation, which NAV
cyenuaIy lead TO an intestine war, and arc still more
unwilling That any Ccssious of land should bc ,,,d .,
them, unless with the fair UNDERSTANDING and G,l
OF Ihe Tribe making such session aud for 2 inst rI
adequate consideration being the policy of hc I'm,
49, D." N' '"0i intercourse with tic Indians 4,
rea them Justly and literally as becomes the rcis,yo
situation Of the parties; '1'''"e
NOW therefore, IN order to remove the dirc,l,;o,
winch have thus arisen to satisfy the great bod of a.
creek Naiioo, and 10 reconcile the contend;n aric
INTO winch II IS unlaPPy divided te following .ri
rave been agreed upon and concluded between lanes
I'aToouT, secretary Of War, specially aulI,ori,d ~
aforesaid, and The said Chiefs and Head Men rerc'o.
ing the Creel, Nation Of Indians ''''''-
ARTICLE /.
ne Tea'y concluded at thc indian Springs on ,o
'"Gnm DAY OF February, one ttou7and elcbt Icr,,o5
ano twenty five between Commissioners on fbc nav, r
Ihe United States and tbe said Creek Nation Of rrJ
9qo rSt'hed by the United States on the sceenf 5s f
nd,I' one Thousand eight hundred and twenty five, is
and purpose whatsoever and every right end Cam
Gerc} '.' S''' 81