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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-12-06

annual prizes as reward for virtuous a..
LUIS were nrst awarded by the French Acad-
envy IN 1872. The prize in 1895 was decreed
20 man OF small property for noble and rare
urrsl me in having refused legacy
" ~oU,OCO liVres, and persuaded the tes1ator
~ ieaVe his property to his natural heirs. He
eceiVed the golden medal, but insisted upon
rehitt'ns through the Secretary of the Acade
my IT'S value 10 porter, as a reward for lilo
senefous act as his own, but which did NOT
ooeur wtnln the year. In 1886 this nrize
was adJudsed to chamber maid, who for ~.
.eeh years supported her former mistress. when
IN state of indulgence. FBost Pat
"at"rGI HistOry.-Many petri6ed substan-
ces' such as are styled peculiar TO tron;csl
cc On are found in Ohio in state of per-
lect preservation. They consist of bamboo
GO nut, cassia, bread fruit, and tea plant
ne mowers OF the bread fruit tree. have been
co'alheo entire; an evidence that. at .ome
former period of time, they must have heon
lne productions of the soil in which thew
were afterwards embedded.
SIX newspapers, designed solely for native
readers, are now printed in Hindostan. Fonr
d mem are printed in the Bengalee, and two
N the Persian character,
pedestrian in England, on wager of no
'oVcrcisns, walked and ran twepty-six MIL. |
IN -FOUR minutes short Of three hours. i
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low, rich and poor, old men and young,
black and white, aud all the intervening
shades of colour; the farmer, the me-
chanic, the merchant, the iaborer, the
gentleman-idler, and the student-men
of all professions and employmenis, as
well as those without employment-and
TO crown the whole, zComen yes, gra-
cious heaven! soft, delicate, tender
hearted females, who would faint at the
killing of a chicken, went fifteen or
twenty miles 10 see fellow creature
put to death! Wives went with their
husbands, and sweethearts with their
lovers What spectacle On the
back ground Of the picture, was the I'M
happy victim, in the last agony Of part
ing life; on the fore ground, were low
ers, billing aud cooling like doves. The
whole scene, as painters say, was in eX-
celient keeping. For what could be
more proper, than for those, whose souls
were united in The closest bonds of affec-
ton, TO go twenty miles to witness the
.severing of soul from body
An hundred persons are made worse,
where one is made better by public
execution. Rioting, drunkenness, aud
every species Of disorderiy conduct pre-
vail on such an occasion, to an extent
never witnessed from any other cause
inthis land of steady habits. There is
on most occasions, that draw persons to-
gether in large bodies, some attention
to decorum, some regard TO character,
some appearance of feeling; but all
these are banished, for the time, by the
thousands who flock together 10 witness
public execution.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-12-06

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Dec. S, SEQ
TO he Widow and Heirs Of JOSEPH BrcK-
NELL, late of Luuenburg in said County,
deceased, and TO all others concerned IN The
Estate Of SAID deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to appear Gf you
4 see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in Said County, on the first Tues
day in January next, at ten Of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why License should not be
granted to sell and convey so much ct the Real
Estate of said deceased as VIII raise Si7S; 90
for the payment Of debts and charges and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL, PAINE, j. Prob,
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53ie0.

In Westminster, on the Sd ult. Mr.. Caleb
Wetherbee, aged 50.---Also, Mrs. Mary
Sawin, widow of Mr.. Jonathan Sawiu. aged
81. Priatersi in VermOnt and New HAMPSHIRE
are requested TO notice this.
In New Bedford, on the 9th ult. Mr.. Giles
smith, aged 64.-Mr. John Watkins, aged
about SO.
In Bristol. (R. ~ DR.. Caleb Miller, aged
In Marlborough, IN. H. } Mrs. Sally New.
ton, consoTt of Mr.. Luke Newton. aged So.
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Marrten.

In this town, on the 28th ult. by the Rev.
Jonathan Going, MIR. David Stowell 10 Miss
Mary Flagg. " " Ni''S
In Farhaven, Capt. William Stevens 10
Miss Harriet Church, daughter of the late
Capt. Charles Church, 'e
The hero Of '76.-In West-sprngfeld. on
the 18th ult. Mr. Stephen Burnley, aged rs.
revou tionary pensioner, to Miss Sarah Dew,
ey, aged SO.
In '76 he fought and bled,
At rs he woodland we'd.
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NEW YORK TRIAL.

The great trial in New York, for conspir-
acy TO defraud, has been closed. and the de-
PENDANTS have been found gully. OF the guilt
or innocence of the accused we have not sufi-
Gent means ofjudging, but there were circum-
stances attending the trial which looked like
determination to sacrifice, at all events,
those who are now convicted, to the popular
prejudices. All those who were indicted had
been conformity engaged in speculations, which
eventuated in the ruin of most Of them, as
well as of many others, and caused much suE
tering in the community. They were all
engaged in the transactions, and ought to
have stood, or fallen together. One jury,
after an impartial hearing, had refused to con.
vict them. Yet, when they were again put
upon trial, the names of Henry Eckford, Gen.
Swift, and William T. Rathbone were with
drawn. When the last jury was impannelled,
several of the jurors declared distinctly, that
their minds were made up on the subject, and
that they believed the defendants were guilty.
Ten out of the twelve made similar declara-
tions. Still the verdict may be a lust one,
though such facts must necessarily impair our
confidence in it. A bill Ct exceptions was
filed, and it is understood that application will
be made for a new trial. The names Of those
who have been convicted are Mark Spencer.
George w. Brown, Matthew l.. Davis, Thorn
as Vermilyea and Jacob Barker.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Dee. S, 1885,
To the Widow and Heirs Of EPHRAIM BA-
CON, late Of SOuthbridge, an sand County,
deceased, and 10 all others concerned in The
Estate of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear (if you
see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holden at
Worcester, in said County, on the FIRST Tuesday
in January next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Account OF the Ad-
minisr ration of said Estate should not be allowed
aud you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Notice is hereby GiUen,
THAT the Subscribers ha

IN been duly appointed Executors Of the
last Will and Testament Of CALEB MOORE.
late of Bolton, in the County of Worcester,
deceased, aud have taken upon Themselves
that trust, by giving bonds as the law directs.
All persons indebted TO said Estate, are hereby
called upon TO make immediate payment; and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted, are
requested to exhibit their demands for settle.
ment. STEPHEN p. GARDNER,l
ALPHEUS MOORE, 1"tss
Bolton, Nov. q, 1925.
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Commissioners Notice.

ENHE Subscribers having been
N appointed Commissioners, by the Hon.
Nathaniel Paine, Judge of Probate for the
County of Worcester, to receive and examine
the claims of the creditors of the Estate OF JO-
NAH PERRY, late Of Spencer, in said Coun-
ty, deceased, represented insoivent, do hereby
give notice-that Six Months from the 10Th
instant are allowed to the creditors to bring in
and prove their claims, and that we viii at
tend that service at the house Of Russell Sib-
leg, lnnholder in said Spencer, on the second
Thursdays in January, March, and May next,
from one to six o'clock in the afternoon. ON
each of said days. JAMES DRAPER
FREDERICK HOWE.
Spencer, Nov. 81, 1926.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Dec S, 1926
To the Heirs of Lucy HUBBARD, Lats Of
Holden, in said County, deceased, and 10
all others concerned in the Estate Of sad de-
ceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
III pear. Git you see fit at the Court of Pro
GATE to be hoden at Worcester, in said County
on the first Tuesday 10 January next, at Que of
the clock, after noon, TO show cause why the
Account of the Administration of said Estate
should not be allowed and you will be heard
thereon NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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At the Cattle Show at Carlisle, Pa. the most
curious part Of the exhibition was the equip
age Of Mr.. Oyster, who appeared in neat
carriage drawn by two fiue Elks, male and ie-
male, and horse.
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10 see our estates depreciate, and to have the
rewards OF our toll depend upon the f1uctua
lions OF foreign market. As Americans, we
DO not wish to see our country again Deepen.
dent on distant government for the necessa.
ries OF life. We wish for the advancement o.
the best Interests Of our common country thai
her happiness and her glory may be as lasting
as her hills, and her prosperity commensurate
with her resources. These are our motives
Tor presenting ourselves before you; and we
would again repeat our earnest prayer, that
such modification of our present tariff of du-
ties upon woollen goods may be made, as will
enectually protect our manufacturers of such
fabrics, and prevent the unfair and unequal
competition with foreign goods, with which
they now hate TO contend.
NETWORK ELECTloN.-Fiomt the official
returns in New-York. it appears that Gov.
Clinton's majority is about 3,700, and Con.
Pitchers, as Lieut.. Governor, is above 1000.
The friends of Gov. Clinton express great dis
appointment at this result, as they had antic-
pated very much larger majority for him
The New-York Statesman attributes it to a
foreign influence, and says, that 6 the man
agemeat and finger of Clay were distinctly to
be seen in the election" As no facts are adj
duced to support this charge, we must con-
clude that it is only resorted to, as The easiest
mode of accounting for their disappointment.
1t cannot be supposed that the Secretary of
State can exercise an influence in that State.
which is not possessed by the very able men
who have been constantly and uniformly OPP
posed to Gov. Clinton.
That National Politics had an influence on
the election, we have no doubt. Although
great proportion of the papers which sup
ported Gov. Clinton, were the avowed advo-
Gates of the National Administration, yet his
own sentiments were considered equvocal.
while the claims of his competitor were urged
on the ground of his known attachment to the
present administration.
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Blackstone Canal Companm
ME Stockholders oe. a.

2 ME Stockholders of the
~ n BtaekstOne Canal Company are b.rot..
m;,i mat Meeting of said Corporat;o;,
W Wnl De held at Thomas's Coffee House 'y =,
n nolces'er, on Tuesday, the nineteenth 5sv
terooa 0ei, current, at two O'Clock, in the AZ.
ed, Wis mention-
:. determine upon further Iusta,nest
FL, Instruments ON the Shares, and the time or
tunes Of payment. ' ''lA'e o'
" - determine what disposition shall he
MADE OF the Shares on which the Instalmants
now due have not been paid.
49, D. 10 hear the Report of the COMMITTEES On
unon laws Tor the Corporation--and to act
De brought before the Cooperation.
by order Of The Con.n,ss,;oner,
Worcester, Dec 1, 1926. S'e'"'
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Cure Of Cancers.
DR.. p. CARPENTER

40 been compelled, by the
- increase of his business in Worcestar
ana vicinity, to alter his arrangements, and
,or Inc iuture, till further notice. will iocata
p nls establishment in this town, at Harms,
. BricK Hotel, for the cure of Cancers. Polyn,,s
iun'0rs' AepFosy, Wens, Humors, &c.
GER TIFTC.4TE.
Hubbardstop, Oct. 81. 1925.
hereoy certify that, having been afflicted
, ",.n Canc s:r iog SIX years, and having had
recourse TO different methods for the three Last
years without effect, hearing of DR.. P. CApt
PEWTER, applied to him, and, by the mi
cation OF his plaster and medicine, / found i'm.
mediate relief, and now consider mvself ner.
'ecsly cured. Dea. EPHRAIM ALLEN.
Worcester, Dec. 6, 1925.
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Notice.

A FARM for sale, with con-
IN venient Buildings thereon, containing
l6O acres by deeds-also. one mile from said
Farm, rs acres by estimation-also, four miles
from said Farm, Is acres by deed-also 18k
miles from said Farm, 10 acres by deed. The
Buildings are situated miles from the centre
Meeting House in Sturbridge. The Subscriber
deems it unnecessary to give any further de-
scrption to the public, only that the Buildings
with some small additions and repairs) and
200 acres of the said Land, were the residence
and improvements Of the late Mr.. Lsnsuel Sar-
ders, Of said Sturbridge likewise that 1I6
acres of said Land is in Brimfeld. Purchasers
may rely upon accommodating terms if thew
will please to call on JONA. P. CURTIS.
Sturbridge, Nov. II, 1926.
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Boots.

ENHE Subscriber informs his
n Customers and the Public, that he
m nj Calf Skin Pegged BOOTS, for
CoS"' at 1915 per pair, of as good quality
ana style, as can be made in the County.
LEANDER FALES.
Shrewsbury, Dec. 4, 1926. ew
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j. HYDE & co.

IL AVE two Furnaces now in
q e. blast, and are making Iron of an ex.
cellent quality. One or both of them will be
kept constantly in blast through the season.
Orders are solicited for Machinery and other
Castings, and promptly executed. STOVES,
OF variety of patterns, manufactured and
kept constantly for sale, and liberal discount
made TO wholesale dealers.
Stafford, COMM Dec. Z, 1926. If
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Worcester, SIS Probate Office, Dec ;, $40.
TO the Wido,0, Creditors, and Hers of STE
PHEN EARLE, late Of Phiilipston, an sad
County, deceased, and 10 all others concern
ed an the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to appear, (if
you see iO at the Court OF Probate to be hold
en- at Barre, in said County, on the third Tues
day in January next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Account of the
Administration of said Estate should not be al
lowed; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE. j. Probate.
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D. Y. L. in our next.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-20
SAITRAM,
MAY shall SHE.

N pursuance of decree of the Superior
Il Court Of Chancery for the Hchmona
District, pronounced on the 6th day OF Marcn'
1926, in the cause Of James Lyle, admir- ae
bonis non with the will annexed OF James
Lyle, sr. dec. who was surviving partner OF
Lyle and Banks, pit. against Militia or NM
dred Rose, as well in her own right as ne'
late capacity of executriX of Charlespe I'g
ST. decd. Charles Irving, Robert ir''nb' ~
other defendants. The undersigned, marsuu'
OF the Lynchburg District will, on FRIDAY '.0
I'd day OF June next, on the premises, tla"'
II not, on the neat fair day thereafter, ouir
days excepted, expose 10 sale, by way OF pu.
nc auction, to the highest bidder, CeF'a',s
tract or parcel OF land, lying in the county .o'
Nelson, onfthe waters of Pney River, co"'
tanning five hundred and thirty-three acres;
being the tract OF land included in the GEE
OF trust from Thomas Penn to VIM. NJ N"Ii
Ter and James S Penn, bearing date tue ~
day OF October, 1921, a copy oil which is l,eo
as an exhibit in this cause, and adjoining Wv
lands OF David Garland, VIM b. Hare ~
tate and others. Terms OF Sale--a creu' -
one and two years will be allowed, the Pun
chaser or purchasers, from whom bonds W." w.
be required, with one or more good ana sT4 ae
Gent securities, payable 10 the plainun &c
admr aforesaid, the title 20 be retnthsu
further security for the payment OF the pTT
chase money. Possess on TO be gwen ""
LIST day of January next, and the purchase ="
have the liberty Of seeding crop next ia't,
GEO. b. WOODSON, M. L. D. c -
April 10. ctd'oo
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Mrs. Essex s. Daughters,

HAVE just received from New York
i n variety Of articles IN .heir line OF bu-
s,ness, among which are the newest fashions
OF plain aud dress bonuets which are very
tasty, and Ia which they invite the attention
Of their customers They nave on hand,
Legh0rn, IStrd1o, Six and Chip Bon
nets. Of different qualities, q trim
med 10 sott partety Of taste.
Also, handsome assortment of
Caps ColtaretS, TardanS and elegant
Head Ornaments.
All ot which they offer for sale al very redu.
ccd prices. They continue to make Ladies
Dresses IN the newest fashions aud in the best
manner
They also Dye or Bleach aud Trim old
Bonnets IN tue neatcsl manner.
WIN their accustomed assiduiiy n promp.
titude they still continue their attention 10
their customers in the town aud country.
Duly appfeeiaiing past favours, they hope
for the continuance OF thai liberal attention
from their friends and the public with which
they baYe hitherto been INDUCED.
April IL. tcts70
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Virginia.
At rules holden in the Clerks Office of the superior
court Of chancery for the Lynchhurg district, the 2Sth
day Of January, 1896;
Sophia CraU ford, Thomas Crews and Sally his wife,
Edmund Penn, " illiam Long and Elizabeth his wife
John d. Wren, admr. of Nancy NJ Creole, dec. Ihos
Haskns and Matilda Nash in her own right and as
eAEA. OF Aoner Nash, dec. Pits.
Against
he eS ors administrator, flames Penn. dee. ST.
phia Bnrrns Samuel Anderson and James Rucker eN'X
and eAr. OF Joseph Burrus, dec. Martha Penn and
George Penn dunk. and admr. ofWm. Penn, dee So
phia era" ford and Fila fletcher, adm'x. and admir-.
of William S. Crawford, dee. Claiborne W. Gooch,
admr with the will annexed OF Philip Gooch, dec,
George PENN Thomas Penn, John W. Holder and cath
srIne his wife and Samuel White. Dtits
he defendants Sophia Burrus, Samuel Anderson,
James huektr, thomas Penn. and John W. Holder
and tatharlnc his wife hot having entered their
appearance and gwen security according TO the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court, and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of
This country, 1t is ordered, hat the said d. do
appear here the FIRST day Of the term and answer
the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in the
town OF Lynchburg, for two months SUceesSvely, and
posted AT the front door of the house in the sand
town. A cupy-TeSte,
so JOHN WILLS, c. C..
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April 6.
Nr. DGrid RoSse7,

Mr. DGrid Rossez,
GSlR- Please to take notice, that shall,
~ on Monday the 24th of April next, pro-
coed 10 take the dispositions ofWlllam sumo.
lerand Others, nj the Franklin Hotel, in the
Town OF Lynchburg, between the rising and
setting OF the sun OF that day, and if from any
cause the dispositions aforesaid shall not be
taken or finished on The day Aforesaid | will
continue from day TO day, between the same
hours, until they are taken, which deposil-
ons are to be read MS evidence in n suit now
depending in the Superior Court of Chance.
~ tor the Lynehbnrg District, wherein | am
pIa,nilIi aud Jon mud others defendants. when
and where you may attend ifyou please.
CORNELIUS PAYNE.
March SO.
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GsAsCG:Enkr,es.

on MS good letma As Gun lee nau "a ,.',s mar
sei eonhdeal thry are well bought. hul N,u
NOT promise Oh better, o. cheaper, consisting
In part of
Best hlcd sacks ot salt, twilled sar,ins
sugar aud Coffee OF ilifcrrul qualities
y, Orleans hnd ". !. Noa,scs
Mould aud sperm caadIes, - TO SIS
tufpenllne aud transparent Soap
GhhPo WIDER aud Imperial Tea, FIRE 3h
S,ul aud wrought Nails ana brals
Talent balaaees, with and without frames
window Glass, by 10, " 10 by l., = uatil
omitLheld ana mountain Bacon. Which viii
engage TO furnish by the season
View Mackerel and llerlings
Few casks OF rich Cheese
be'l Brown Tanners u,I
suffolk lar, ~ Carolina Mess for mattresses
assortment ot Hardware, CroekerY. Glasses ,.
Eafthen Ware
bhHd, Snafne and Curb Brides
SoIiaS, wagon, cart and sls Nbins
HACKS best aud common Spr,rs
Mems and buys wool and fir Hate,
Salt Peire. G.aaber salts AIn.ror5
@hsinee' Pepper, Ginger, Indigo Nader 3
Cenperas -
Iron. German and bli5tered Stoal
@ssehnine Madeira and Malaga y me
london and fhiJadelphia Potter
Sotton Shooting and Shifting. osnabprgs
Sd and l-2 pnnt Blankets
500 10. beautiful Cotton Yarn
40 bbls, of Cider
FOR which will receive any kind of o,o.
cuce brought 10 this market al the hes, r,,sL
prices. NATHLs WiNSr fIt S0Su
=" ~. ts6o
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Nrs. Mary Ann Gregory,
10 Merchants in Tow II
and Country.

AIRS. MARY KING, having deter
ia mined TO decline the Dry Good busi-
hess IN Lynchburg, offers her entire stock for
sale upon the most accommodating terms.
II consists Of every article usually kept IN
Dry Good stores, together with great varl.
ETY. oil ready made eloalbing, such as Great
Coats, Pantaloons, vests OF various qualities,
Ladies', Genllemen's and Chldren's Cloaks
OF the incest patterns, &C. &c.
A very liberal credit will be given, the
purchasers giving bond with approved en-.
dorsers. The tenement she now occupies
vii be for rent. II consists OF a spacious
store aud counting room bclow-tWo rooms
in the second aud two in the third story -
She will rent either the upper or lower part
or the whole tenement.
IL Country merchants particularly would
do well 10 call and examine these goods, as
they are all new and fresh aud were selected
by herself not more lhan three months ago.
March ~. Is.
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80 J {. sTEPToE, c. &C.

A II the rules held in the Clerks office
~ 9th county court vi Franklin, the 9th
day OF March, ls26.
Samuel Helm, Pit.
against
William powney and Gatewood qaarles,
Dclls
The defendants not having eutoved their
appearance aud given security according to
;M act OF Assembly and the rules ofthis court,
and II appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the
court, that they are not inhabitants OF this
state ; On the motion OF the plaintiff by coun.
sci, II is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here ON the first Monday in June next,
aud answer the bill OF the plaintiff Aud that
copy OF this order be forthwith published
in the FIrsinian lor eight weeks 81 scrss,vcly,
and tina, another copy be posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse of ths county.
Copy-leste,
25 k0. y. DICKINSON, DC &c.