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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-26
THE NEW MOON.

When the sairish day is doae,
Heaven burns wilh the descended sun,
'ris passing sweet to mark,
Amid the flush of crimson light,
The new moons modest bow grow bright,
AS earth and sky grow dark. l,
Few are the hearts too cold 10 feel
A thrill of giadness DER them steal,
Shen first the wan Bring eye
Secs family in the evening blaze
1 hat glimmerIng curve of fteader rays
Just planted iu the Sly.
The sight of that young crescent brings
Thoughts 6fall fair and use,u. lhin,s-
The hopes Of early years
AMI childhoods purity and grace,
Aud joys tina, like n rainbow Chase
1he passing shower OF tears.
The captive yields him to the dream
Or freedom, when that virgin beam
Come, out upon the AIR;
And LAWFULLY the sick man tries
To fix his dim and burning eyes
L ,,on the promise there.
Most welcome to the lover. sight
Giitters that pure emerging light
For prattling poets say
That sweetest Is the lovers walk,
And tenderest is their ,nufmured talk
beneath its gentle ray.
And there do gravcr men Behold
A type Of errors lov'd oi old,
Forsaken and forgiven
And thoughts and Wishes not of earth,
Just opening in their early birth,
Like that new light IN heaven.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-26

At Colouguc they show the first ami
NAL that drew blood, ard thereby broke
the general peace: the flea that bit
Eve on the night after her fall. II is
said to be nearly as large as a full grown
pawn,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-26
] Warren, Il. l. Saturday Morning, august 2e 1926

bad a profligate, indiscret am! con-
genial auxiliary, stung. himself, by
supposed wrong and contnmely, and
susceptible Of being rendered a
double slave. He was, ii we may
judge from his conduct on his trial,
and the last scene. narrated by the
clergyman. doating!y fond of this evil
genius that became the partner Of his
bosom only to consummate his rdin
and ignoinmy. She necessarily slim
ulated him 10 shed the blood of the
object oftbeir common ha,O---for n
long time they mutually cherished X
matured the project ; until,at length.
by means of complicatc machination
and falsehood. he introduced him,
self, at dead Of night. into the dwell
ing of the devoted victim. inveigled
him from his bed, where he reposed
with a tender and affection ate wife.
and dealt the mortal blow just as that
wife approached, in alarm, to asccr.
tain what meant the 0mnious dia-
logue which she overheard.
- Her frantic shricks; her sad
prostrations on the bleeding corpse
her prccipitate flight from the apart
meit and rapid circuit around ihc
house; the glimpse which ale mad
of tls' mu fled assassin outside His
quick retreat; the intatuation Which
led To his arrest; the tale which he
invented to burAcn .another ard In
nocent person with the crime, the
doubts which Swallowed all accusa-
tons for a term the mystery which
extended beyond the event to lis caa-
ses and agents, and the nature Of
thc evidence adttuccd in cou,t---all
c0nstitutea body Of circumstances G.
quail in rarity and interest tn most
OF the terrific cXcesscs of malignant
vice, by the recital of which the hu-
man heart has been taught the cx-
tremity ofits weakness and danger.
But the example goes further the
moral is not confined to the hutchery
~ one offender. and the conviction
aud execution Of another. The vio-
lent dealt, of the impcnitent womau
whether against lhcr viii. by the
reckless fury of The miscreabt whom
she had goa'led so long and steadily
tn the crime of assassination, or in
consequence afan agreement between
them to perish thus madly togrss4cr
completes the horror and adlno-
milton OF this series of iniquity.whcre
in the saIatary cOnncxion, as or
dained by God, between deprivation
and misery. between crime anI pun.
ishmen, are Illustrated in a manner
that signa'izcs both his justice and
mercy"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-26

able afterwards, without distressing
your families, to pay them their full
demands, remember, il you do not,
tina, you are discharged neither in the
court of conscithce nor the court ol
heaven But If you arc acreditor, be
merciful---make due allowance for
former habits, and for, the fraifty Of
human natpre. ~
Weerisl.-Accidcnt he's discovered
to n French farmer a very simple
n,oaeyof destroying weeviis in corn
ware.h6rses. Happening 70 lay in the
corner; of the grainary. in which there
was a large quantity Of corn. some
sheep skins with the fleece on, he was
not a little surprised to find them, a
few days afsrr, covered oith wreyils
He repeated the experiment several
times, and always with the same sue
cess. At last he ordered his corn to
be stirred up, and not'a single wcevi
rema,ued in it. 1t appears therefore,
although the cause has not yet been
asccrtaine", that greasy Wool. when
IN the ncIyhborhood of weevils at
tracts aud destroys item:
CuRE FOR THE PllFs. A friend has
called upon US, and says that a safe
and speedy cure for tine p les can be
found by this simple rde'pe. Take
Il piece of sheet lead, snch as coth-
monty comes in tea chests, upon the
inside Of which you are 10 put hogs
Iard, and with ieaden Weight rub the
same until it becomes a lead colour,
and with this sllve, for a few times,
anoint the parts affected which in a
short time will rc'nove, what to those
who arc in like manner t, oublcd, is IA
des.dei atam " devoutly to he wished"
Laisingburg Gaz.
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have befalan our city, men Of hitherto
unsullled reputation are avn nt once
discovered to be full Of deSsit, wicked
ness and rogusry. Leta s,agle spec
ulaton he iixed upon a maiisuf busi-
ness, and in u mouth il will grow to a
dozen. The fact is all men aye rivals.
Friendship is truly but a name. lfthc
prospect Of this merchant becomes
clouded. another expects it NAV be.
come ominous Of his own prosperity.
There is also a srtof men, who glory
in the derangrment Of the chahheIs of
business. Every change brings ttiGm'
some hope, that ,sbme circumstance
may arise out Of il favourable to their
wishes. and CUR seIfsMess is SO great.
that for otir U&n advancement, we look
with an even eye on the misery Of
others. SnoWdeN'e .fduo.
Drunkenness is the vice Of n good
constitution or bad memory; of a
constil ution so treacherously good. that
it never bends ill it breaks or of D
memory that rccollccts the pleasure of
getting drunk bat forsets the pains
efgettiug sober
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Irx
Ruin Storm.--1'his town and ifs
vicinity, WAS visited last week with
the heaviest rain storm that has
occurred here within the recollection;
we believe, OF our oldest inhabitants.
The thunder and lightning which
was iinuasally heavy and vivid, COM
menced on Thursday night about 10
O'Clock. anil continued its tremcnd.
nous roar and appalling flashes un-
Ill after sunrise the next morning.
On the t,llowing night the rain con-
tinued to fall in torrents for nearly
ten hours, accompanied by almost
one continued and unccasing peal Of
thunder; and tho sharpest lightning
we ever witnessed.
The rain did considerable damage
10 many Of our streets--so me of the
narrowest of which resembled a riv-
or, on the surface of whose swift cur.
rent. we're actually seen carts, tim
her, fragments Of teIccs, &c. borne
along with amazing rapidity, laying
PROSTATE every moveable article
that intercepted its progress. The
Engine house containing Engine No
8, was removed from its foundation.
some tlis,ance.-.-besides several 9th
or small buildings. Wo have not
been able to learn the extent OF dam
age done in this viclnity--but pre-
sutnc il must have been very consid-
cradle; Nc1cport Rep~olscan.
Whrn man happens to be unfortu'
nate in business his friends teo oltier
desert him and frcc%cntlS he AZ 81,
ISLANDERS upon :. .sc character he he may
have pre-, ',.oa.,y ehipycd. 1t is th'
I" .,akncss Of humoo nature to be thu
I, prcne 10 destroy even friend as sooI
n. he becomes aa object VI compass
, ron. Thus in the Tate disesters whV
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-10-04

Worcester, s.. Probate Office, Sept. 0. 1896.
=" ne Widow and Heirs of LUTHER BowK-
En-, tale Of Winchendon, in sud ConntD
deeeased, ana 10 all others concerned IL, ne
Estofe 81 sdad deceased, GREETING.
you are hereby cited TO appear (ifyou
see iit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
At Templeton, in said County, on the third
tuesday IN October next at ten Of the clock, be-
be granted, TO sell and convey so much Of sa;d
deceased's Real Estate as will raise 2Jo24
IL cents for the payment OF debts and charges
and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Rep.
by order Of the Hon. Judee.
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YOU are hereby cited 10 nnnear Z
Probate Office. Sen, r ZOO

Worcester SIS. Probate Office, Sept. G, 1926.
TO NE Creditors and Heirs IF ENocH BRowN
late Of Lunenburg, an said County, deeeas'
ed, and 10 all others concerned in The EvoIe
Of said deceased, GRrErINn'
you are hereby cited TO appear (if
you see ft) at the Court of Probate IN Ne
holden at Worcester, in said County. on the
brst Tuesday in November next, al one of he
clock, after noon, to show cause why the fur.
,ner account Of the Administration Of said rs.
a ,, shouio not be allowed, and q further Dyi.
dend made to the Creditors, whose claims have
been allowed and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL PAINE, J. Probate
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worcester, IS. Probate Office, Sept. G, 1926
40 ne Hers Of PATIENCE BARNES, late nj
and 10 all others concerned an Ire E,toIe
Of SAID deceased, GREETEo.
You are hereby cited to appear IF
49,, you see fD at the Court of Probate to be
S,'u' a. brookfeld, in said County, on the
CLOCK, before noon, to show cause why the In.
s,.rument' which purports to be the last Will and
estament OF said dece ssed, should not be an
proved; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. FAME, j. PROB.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-10-04
Stage-House & Tavern
FOR sale.

ENHE Subscriber offers for
Il Sale, his TAvERN.and three acres of
LAND, situated i'll the centre Of the Village
in The South Parish in Brook6e4d. The House
is spacious, commodous, and in good repair,
and the Stables extensive, and conveniently
situated. The local advantages of this Stand,
if equalled, are not surpassed by any in the
County. The Great Road from Boston, by
the way of Northampton and Springfield to
Albany and the Springs, is here intcrsected
by the Proyidonce road leadinglo the ORTIZ
ern and western parts of the Commonwealth
There is also upon the Premises, a neat two
story Tenement, now occupied as Hatter's
Shop. Terms Of payment made easy, and
possession given on the first day of April next
For further particulars, inquire of the Subscrib-
er. on the Premises. MERRICK RICE.
BrookGcld, Dec. &c, 1925. Govt,
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Worcester IS. Probate Office, Sept 10, 500.
10 he W'do~ and Heirs Of NATHANIEL
WOODWARD, late Of Westminster, IN said
County, deceased, and 10 all others concerned
an the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
you are hereby cited to appear Of
you see fit at the Court Of Probate TO he
holden at lempleton, in said County, on the third
Tuesday in October next, at one of the clock. Of
ter noon, TO show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration OF said Estate should not be allow
ed and you will be heard thereon
THEOPEls. WHEELER. Re1
by order ofthe lion. Jvdee
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Woreca ter, IS. Probate Office, Sept. s, 1896
To Tie ,JpsdOw, Creditors, and HEIRS Of HEN
RY Th YER, late Of Mendou, m sad Coun-
IN, dec edsed. and 10 all others concerned in
he Esh lie of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU an e hereby cited to appear, &c
YOU see fEt) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Uxbr vgge, in said County, on the fourth
Tuesday in November next, at one OF the clock,
after noon, to show cause why the Account
Of the Admin istraton of the Estate Of said de-
ceased, should not be allowed, and the balance Of
Estate decree, | to the Creditors, whose claims
have been al lowed and reportcdi and you
will be heard u IereOn
NATHb PAINE, j. Pre6afs,
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From the Christian Magazine.]
THE ALBUM.


THE ALBUM.
Christ had his sorrows-when he shed
Ills tears, o Palestine. for thee
When all but weeping females fed,
In his dark hour OF agony.
Christ had his sorrows--so must thou
Ii thou wilt tread the path he trod-
o then, like him, submissive bow,
And love the sovereignty Of God 4!
Christ lad his joys-but they were not
The joys, the son of pleasure boasts
oh, no! twas when his spirit sought
Thy viii. thy glory, God Of Hosts!
Christ had hisJoys-and so hath ne
Who feels his spirit in his heart;
Who yields, o God! his all to Thee,
And loves thy name for what thou art!
Christ had his friends-his eyes could trace
Ia the long train Of coming years,
The chosen children of his grace,
The full reward of all his tears.
These are his friends-and these are thine,
IL thou to him hast how'd the knee;
And where these ransom'd millions shine
Shall thy eternal mansion be.
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Real Estate at AUCTION.
DY license of the Supreme Ju-

pY license of the Supreme Ju-
AS dcial Court, will be sold at Public Auc-
ton, on the premises, on Thursday, the 9th of
November next, at one of the clock, in the at
ternoon, that certain Real Estate, situate in
Hardwick, in the County of Worcester, lately
owned by LeWis Houe, deceased, and former.
ly known as the Estate Of the late Gen. Var
ner, and occupied for several years past by Jo-
Seph Robinson, 2d-coptaining about three
hundred acres, with large Dwelling House
thereon, improved as Tavern, with other
suitable Out Buildings; and is the same Is
tate which the Subscriber was authorized by
the Supreme Judicial Court, upon tn, petition
of John NJ. Niles and Sarah Niles, al term of
said Court, holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, by adjournment, on the 9th day of August
last past, to sell for the benefit Of Lucy r..
Hone. This Farm is well fenced, under high
cultivation, and in good condition throughout,
and affords most favorable opportunity for
the enterprising farmer to make a valuable
purchase.
The right Of the widow of said Gen. War
ner in the Dwelling-House upon the premises,
will be reserved from the sale.
The conditions of sale are-one-third of the
purchase money to be paid in one year, for
which good security will be required. The
remaining two-thirds may lie, with the Estate
in mortgage as collateral security, from five TO
seven years. Possession to be Civ en- on the
Grst of pril next.
Any person wishing TO become the purchas-
er, is desired TO examine the Estate for him.
self. A good title will be given. For further
information, apply 10 the subscriber, in Hard
wick. JOSEPH ROBINSON, Cd.
Hardwick, Sept. 90, 1896.
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A ND now that part Of the

A ND now that part of the
"A Report O. Nathaniel P. Denny, William
Crawford, jr. and Samuel Daman, Esquires,
Commissioners appointed by this Court, on the
application Of the Blackstone Canal Compa-
ny, to estimate all such damages as they
should think any person or persons, Corpora
ton or Corporations would sustain by the loca.
ton and construction Of Dam mentioned in
said location and Report, having been duly
considered by said Court, is allowed, accept
cd, and ordered TO be recorded. And it is fur
ther ordered by SAID Court, that the substance
of that part OF said Report which relates to die
OF said Dam, be forthwith pub
lished, three weeks successfully, at the ex-
pense of said Corporation, in one or more Of
The ne wspapers printed in Worcester, in said
County. The following is the substance OF
that part of said Report accepted as aforesaid.
" Agreeably TO notice given, we view.
cd the location of Dam, 10 be constructed
ON the top of Dam now belonging 10 the
Blackstone Manufacturing Company, across
the Blackstone river, in the town of Mendon,
and now used by said Company which loca.
ton takes eighteen square rods Of land belong.
ing TO John Southwick, for which we assess
him no damages said location also takes six
square rods Of land belonging to James Hark.
ness, for which we assess him no damages.
"NATHL. p. DENNY,
WILLIAM CRAWFORD. ir.
"SAMUEL DAMAN.n
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September 95, 1926.
Worcester, IS.

Worcester, IS. September 25, 1926.
certify that the foregoing is copy
Of the Order Of said Court upon the Report OF
the aforesaid Commissioners, and Of the sub
stance Of that part Of their said Report, accept
ed as aforesaid.
ABIJAH BIGELow, Clerk
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Lancaster .4caden7Q.

A NEW, spacious, and com
IA modious Building has lately been erect
ed in Lancaster, for the purpose of increasing
the conveniencies and facilities of those who
resort to this town for education. The new
Academy is layorably situated in the middle
of the town, and will be ready for the r,cep5
ton of Scholars on .uOnday, tic l8fh day Of
October meet. The Soho las always e9oy-
ed a high reputation. ard has been quite for
iunate in the selection Of Preceptors. THE
present Preceptor is TO continue in the School
of which he has had fhe charge, nearlytwo
years, and has fully sustained its charactev for
instruction and discipline. Parents are in
formed that the PrcccptoF will reside near the
Academy. and that number Of FupiI. can be
received into the same family with him, and
be under his constant direction.
Board c,n be obtained for the Pupils. byap-
plying to the subscribers.
The School for Girls will be opened in the
ensuing Spring. Due notice will be given of
the precise time.
NATHANIEL THAYER,
JOSEPH WILLARD, Commit.
GEORGE BAKER,
Lancaster, Sept. %, 1926.
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One Cent Reward.

R UN away from the Subscrib-
AG er, on the night of the 18th instant,
young Lad by the name Of WILLIAM CLAN
AMAN, aged about II. ] hereby forbid all
persons harboring or trusting him on my ac-
count alter this date. JACOB CAKES.
Dudley, Sept. 10, 1926.
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Cloth Dressing s. Wool Carding.
"HE Subscriber would inform

v "a
the Public, that he has commenced
the Business of CLOTH DRESSING and
WOOL CARDlNG, at the Factory recently
owned by widow Sarah Hale, situated in the
Village of New-Worcester, now owned and
improved by the Subscriber.
An those who favor him with their custom,
may depend on having their work done in the
best manner, at short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms.
If the best of machinery, good workmen.
and prompt attention will secure custom, the
Subscriber tlattess himself that he will have
his share of tie public patronage.
LEWIS THAYER.
Prizes for Decentralization wear,
90 As.-common do. IL cts.
! N. B.-Cloth left at the Store of WIL,IANI
HARRINGToN, two doors south Of HAYNEs's
Hotel, in Worcester, or at the Store of the
New-Englay,d Manufacturing Company, in
Grafton, with directions thereon, will he TAX
en- and returned.
.Nsw- WIorcssfer, Sept. "a, 1926. If
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against
5RIR e.

THE SPRINGFIELD FIRE INsUR-
ANeE COMPANY, with Capital of
100000 Dollars, paid in and well invested,
continue to effect ASSURANCES on all kinds
o. property against loss by FIRE, not exceed
ing $4,000 on any one risk, on terms as ia
yorable as can be afforded. Apply at the Of
nee of ISAAC DAVIS, Attorney al Lac, in
WORCESTER, who is authorized to fill Poll
Cies.
Worcester, Nov. Q, 1926. 3ws,eow1y
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Wanted,

A n active young man, from
IN Ii TO 10 years OF age, TO attend ia a.
Store. ISAAC SOUTHGATE & Co.
Leicester, Sept. Is, 1926.
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Farm for Sale.

THO be sold, at public Auc-
n ton, on Thursday, the 9Th day Of Oc-
tobcr next, at 10 o'clock, P. NJ. Farm situa-
ted about two miles south of the South-Church,
in Brookfield, on the road TO Sturbridge, con-
tanning two hundred acres of first rate Land,
well divided into Moving, fasturing and Til
lage Land-a large proportion of excellent
Timber, and more than two thousand Cords
OF Wood, with suitable and convenient build
ings. Said Farm is well worthy the attention
Of Manufacturing Companies, who arc want
ing timber for building, or is well calculated
for an extensive Farm. The premises may
be viewed any lime previous TO sale, and any
information given by the Subscriber.
Terms made known at the time and place
of sale, and possession given the Grst of Anil
next. JOSEPH RICE.
iBtOokfsld, Sept. 10, 1896.
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For Sale.
.RO4D NOTICE.
Sept. I, 1896.
FAC pot;+soy hoe

NAf HI N 1O CtltlOn Ids
w been presented by AARON WALLIS
and others, 10 the Commissioners Of Highways
for said County; praying FOR the discontinuance
Of part Of ahighway, or common road, ac-
cepted by the Court of Sessions in the year
1900, and described in said Petition as on the
southerly side of the Ninth Massa chusetts
Turnpike, near the old Coffee House, so cali
ed. in Douglas woods, and running by the
northeasterly part Of Wsllum Cor Allum) Pond,
TO the line of Rhode-Island, distance of a.
bout two and half miles:
Notice is hereby given, that said
Commissioners will hold a Meeting, at the
house ofJoel Fay, in Dudley, [slater's Vilase)
on the thirtieth day of October next, at Que
O'Clock, in the afternoon, for the purpose Of
viewing said road so proposed to be discontin-
ued, and adjudicating aud acting on said Pc
tition, agreeably to she provisions Of the stat
ute in such case made and provided; when
and where all persons interested therein will
be heard Hereon.
JARED WEED, Chairman
Of suid ComRtissioners.
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LEAD AQUEDUCT PIPES

THE Subscriber informs the public
= that he continues the manufacturing of Leaa
Pipes for Aqueducts, at his old Stand, and keeps
constantly on hand all sizes, which may be had as
cheap as can be purchased elsewhere, (of the
same quality on application to Mcssrs LINCOLN
FEARING 81 Co. Agents, No. no, State-Sreet,
Boston, or to the Subscriber
As pretences and promises by those who seek
public iavnrs, arc always irksome, and furnish too
frequently just grounds for distrust, the Subscrib
er will only observe, it is his duty and his inter
est, so it will be his utmost endcavor, to render
his work worthy OF q continuance OF that patron
age which it has received for number Of wears
past DAVID LORING
Concord, yHasS. .9pt'i oG. 1926. 4wslOweow