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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-03-29
For the Massachusetts snu.l

Since the time OF Caucus domination, in this
County, seems to have gone by, and the peo-
pie are again left to select from among them
selves the most worthy on whom to confer
their honoTs, and to whom TO confde their in
teiests, it becomes them to exercise this inn
portant right with prudence, and due re-
gard to their own interests. They have been
made the dupes OF interested and officious
men long enough, and we hope that, in one
instance at least, they will do themselves JUS
tice this year, wherein they were last year
IN degree prevented by the operation of per-
sonal feeling on the part of some members of
the caucus, that dictated the list of Senators
to be supported by them. We allude TO the
case of Mr.. DENNY. He has served them
two years as Senator diligently and faithful
ly. His frmness and intelligence gave him a
commanding influence at that board, and the
County sustained loss when deprived Of his
services there.
We most confidently recommend him again
to the people of this County, as one to repre-
sent them in the Senate. He will not, we
are bold to say, sacrifice the wishes and the
interests of vast majority Of the County, rs
some have done, to curry favor with Suffolk
| or Essex, by imposing upon a few, burden
which the whole should sustain His employ
ment and business in life is not such as to
make his feelings and interests at variance
with those of the great mass &C the people.
He is, and has for a considerable time, been a
practical farmer, pursuing the same bust
ness with large proportion of the inhabitants
Of this County. lie is, in short, worthy OF
their confidence and support, in the important
and responsible post of Senator of the Com
~ of Worcester. In that post he has served
them faithfully once, and, as citizens of this
County, we hope they viii again avail them
selves of his services the present year,
! MANY.
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GFor The Massachusetts, Spy. I

As the experiment of ssamaiga has
been rather uncourteously abandoned, by one
OF the high contracting 'partes'' at late
Legislative caucus, in Boston, which has been
followed up, in every democratic county in
the Commonwealth and furthermore. as the
Governor, in his late message, has unceremo-
neously kicked away the best side of his lad
der, as of no further Importance, see no use
in repeating the attempt TO make all gold that
glistens, by adding federal bullion to the mass.
Forced from the ranks by the Commander in
Chief; and prohibited by his platoon officers
from marching in solid column with their
brethren, the federal republicans seem driven
to the alternative of again rallying under their
own standard, to elect such leaders as respect
their rights, and will not compromit the in
terest of the people, and the dignity of The
Commonwealth, for party views, in their own
aggrandizement. This will not be termed ag-
erosion, but a measure of self defence, by
those who have read the manifesto of the last
Boston Patriot, the Court Gazette. which pro-
claims. with Turkish malignity, that the ar.
neistice is at an end; and that an erferminat-
ing butchery will commence on Monday next
The qualifications above expressed will be
found in the
Hon. JAMES LLOYD, for Governor,
Hon. SAMUEL HOAR, JR. for Lit. Governor.
Hon. SILAs HOLMAN,
"' AARON TUFTS,
NATHANIEL P. DENNY,
JOSEPH G. KENDALL, and
BEzALEEL TAFT, Jr.
as Senator's for The County Of Worcester.
One consolation will sustain us in the con-
lict-if we lose our heads, we shall sare our
honour. A STRONG FEDERALIST.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 81.

The subject Of adjourpm ent was for short
time before the HOUSE, but without leading to
any definite result, the SUBJECT being postpoa-
ed until Monday next, on motion of MIR. Web,
ster. MIR. Webster intimated his intention 70
bring forward the Bankrupt Bill and it was
also intmated that the differences between
the State of Georgia and the Government Of
the U. s. the Panama mission, and the ccndi-
ton of the Indians, would all be 6 speech-mak.
ing'' subjects, which would be acted on dur
ing the residue of the session.
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Notice.

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Feb. IL, 1926.
70 The HEIRS Of BERIAH WARD, ldte Of Athol,
in said County, deceased, and 10 all others
concerned an he Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited I'd appear (if
you see fit) vt the Court Of Probate to be
holden ut Templeton, said County, on the
18th day of May next, at ten Of the clock be-
fore noon, TO show cause why the Instrument,
which purpous to be the last Willard Testament
of said deceased, should not be approved and
you win be heard thereon.
THEoPHS. WHEELER, Reg.
By order Of tho Hon. Judge,
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CoNGREss.-ln Congress, since our last ac-
counts, the debate on the amendment of the
Constitution has been continued. On the
14ih. the Prnsdant snr,t ,nessago -rala tive TO
the Panama Mission, which we publish, this
day, and which we think will satisfy those
who have heretofore doubted its. expedency.
3ut little other business, of public character,
has been transacted. The following is an alb
stract of all that is important.
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DteG,

In tsoyalston, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Sarah
w. Batchcller, wife of DIR. Stephen Batchel-
Ter, aged az. In her death, society has lost
valuable member; her relations, an affection
ate and interesting friend the poor an active
and generous benetactress. Her life was
pattern Of moral rectitudc, and her conduct
in her last sickness was marked with uncom-
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-03-29

The Worcester Mechanic Association
will meet at Mr.. Haymes's Hotel, on Wednes.
day evening, April 5, at o'clock, precisely,
It being the regular Quarterly Meeting. A
Fine will be imposed on those members who
are not present. at the time, agreeabiy TO
resolution adopted at the last meeting.
By order IF The President.
Worcester, March 90, 1926.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

FRIDAY, MARCH II.
On motion of Mr.. Dwight, of Mass. the House
resolved itself into committee "a to 63) on the
bill to authorize the settlement and payment of
the state of Massachusetts, for certain services
rendered during the late war
On motion OF Mr. Houston, who wished fur.
ther time TO examine the documents, the subject
was postponed to Friday next
SATURDAY, MARCH Is.
MT Mercer from select committee report
ed bill for the establishment of AN OBsERyATo,
RY i'll the District of Columbia. which was read
twice The bill provides for the appointment
OF an Astronomer, an Assistant Astronomer,
and two Attendants. The estimated expense o
the building, sc. is St4,75O-the annual com.
pensation OF the Astronomer and Assistants
S4,O42.
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S2aarr[Rn.

In Boston, by the Rev. P. Dean, Mr.. Will
liam ID. Lowndes to Miss Hannah r. Low, of
Barre.
In Grafton, on the 23d inst. by the Rev.
Otis Convers, Mr.. Robert G.. Taft TO Miss Jul
LA Ann Roberts, daughter Of Capt Moses
Roberts--all of Grafton.
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Land for Sale.

WlbL be Sold at Auction.
w (unless previously sold at private sale)
on the premises, on Wednesday, the 10th day
of April next, at 70 o'clock, one hundred acres
OF good Land, suitable for a Farm or Pasture,
beng part of the Holman Farm, situated in
the southwest part of Sterling, about enc quar-
ter Of mile from Richardson's Tavern. 1t is
well Watered and has good Orchard there
on. 1t win be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Also, on the same day, Lot lying in Hol-
den and West-Boylston, about miles from
Vest oylston Meeting House, of between so
and 90 acres, of which enough is cleared to
pasture 60 sheep. never-failing stream of
water runs through the same. liberal cred
it will be given for part of the purchase
money.
Inquire OF sli.AS NEWTON, West-Boyls-
ton, or of the Subscribers.
ASA HOWE,
ARA HOWE.
Sterling, March 90, 1926.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March %, 1876.
To he Widow and Heirs Of MosEs GARDNER.
laje Of Harvard, en- SAID County, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned an The Estate Of
said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear (if
you see ft,) at the Court Of Probate to be
holden at Lancaster, in said County, on the
third Tuesday in May next, at nine of the clock.
before noon, TO show cause why the Executor's
third Account Of the Administration Of said rs.
tate, should NOT be allowed and you will be heard
THEOPHs WHEELER, Reg
by order Of the Hen. JHdTe.
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OT The interesting character Of the Pres-
dents Message, and the interest felt for read
ing Mr.. Everett's Speech, are our apology for
occupying so much of our column ms with them.
this week, to the entire exclusion of our usual
miscellaneous reading. The Speech will &C.
cuPy considerable space in two or three more
papers, and will, we think, justify all reasona-
BILE expectations of its merits.
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For HE Massachusetts, Spy. |

Mr.. EDITOR
submit the following list of Candidates for
election, on the first Monday in April, 10 the
consideration of the Electors of Worcester
County. After the course pursued in some
other Counties, think that no apology is
necessary for nomination of Candidates for
the Senate, of men, whose sentiments are in
accordance with large majority of their con-
stituents.
His Ex'y LEVI LINCOLN,
for Governor.
Hon. SAMUEL HOAR, Jr. Of Concord,
for Lieut.. GOuernor.
For Senator'S and Councillors for Worcester
District,
Hon. SILAs HOLMAN,
=" NATHANIEL p DENNY,
WILLIAM CRAwFoRD, Jr.
JOSEPH G.. KENDALL, and
F" BEzALEEL TAFT, Jr.
The following gentlemen are proposed as
candidates for ofices on Monday NEXT
Hon. JOSIAH QUINCY, for Governor.
Hon. JOHN MILLS, for Lieut.. Governor.
Hon. JOSEPH g. KENDALL,
NATHANIEL HoUGHToN.
BEzALEEL TAFT, Jr.
WILLIAM CRAwFoRD. Jr.
" JONAS SIBLEY,
Senator'S for The County Of Worcester.
Governor MoRPILL, Of New-Hampshirc,
has been reelected by large majority.
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1t is always gratifying to coincide with
those whose opinions are so much entitled to
respect as are those Of the Editor of the Yeo-
man. Yet we cannot see, with him, that the
Residents Message affords the least ground for
altering the views. heretofore entertained bv
US, relative 10 his annunciation OF the accent
ancc OF the invitation to send Ministers TO
Panama. We believed that, in announcing
TO Congress that Ministers would be commits.
sioned, it was not necessary TO express the
reservation that it would be done if the Son.
ATE concurfed, because, TO that body, familiar
as 1t is with the nature Of our institutions, and
the practice under them, that reservation was
necessarily implied: and it would have been
sufficiently early to charge him with +" usur.
patton of power" and a "vioIation of the
Constitution" when he should have under
taken to send Ministers without the concur.
renee of the Senate. Yet, that no such in
tention was ever entertained is proved by the
very paragraph to which the Editor of the
Yeoman refers, from which it appears, that
the invitation aods accepted, subject to the
concurrence of the other branches of the
Government. In making such an arrange
ment with foreign powers who are measur-
ably unacquainted with the details of our
system, such reservation was necessary in
announcing it to our Congress it was not essen
tial that it should be expressed, because it
would be necessarily implied yet we are very
ready to admit it would have been most pru-
dent, because it would have done away all
occasion for cavilling. The Editor of the
Yeoman represents US as defending the Presi-
dent, on the ground that no reservation was
necessary, in accepting the 1nrifataOn.. We
never advanced such an opinion.
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For the Massachusetts, Spy.l

For the Massachusetts, Spy
Mr.. EDlToR-
You are requested to publish the following
list of Candidates for the approaching cleo
ton, viz
For Governor,
Hon. JAMES LLOYD.
For Lieut.. Governor,
Hon. SAMUEL HOAR, in.
For Senator's,
Hon. JOSEPH G. KENDALL, of Leominster.
" JONAS SIBLEY, Of Sutton,
" NATHANIEL HoUGHToN, of Barre,
WILLIAM EATON, Of Worcester,
JONATHAN WHEELER, Esq. Of Grafton.
Information, derived from the most unques.
tionable sources, and from various parts of the
County, warrants the belief, that this nomina-
ton is in accordance with public sentiment,
and that the above names will receive gen
eral support MANY VOTERS.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March 81, 1896
TO The Wido,o, Creditors, and Heirs of Doct.
AARON HoLBRooK, late Of Holden, an said
County, deceased, and 10 all others concerned
an the Estate cfsaid deceased, GREETISG,
YOU are hereby cited 10 appear {if
YOU see fit) at the Court of Probate 10 be
holden at worcester, IN SAID County, on the hrse
Tuesday in May next, at ten Of the clock.
before noon, to show cause why License should
not be granted TO sell and convey so much of said
deceased's Real Estate, as win raise the sum OF
$780, 90, for the payment Of debts and charges
and you viii be heard thereon
NATIlL. PAINE, u Prob.
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CONTENTS.
REvIEws.--Mr. Verpanck's Essay on the
Doctrine of Contracts-The Practicabiiity of E.
msncipaling the Slaves of The U. S. MiscELLA-
ny. Poetic Simplicity Italian Lyric Poetry;
Varchi, Biographical Sketch of his life, his Son.
net 6 on the tomb of Petrarca"-Frasastoro BIZ
oographical Sketch of his Life, his Sonnet to
Lady" ORIGINAL PoETRY.-Remorse-S
otanzas-on an Oak, which lately died of old
age, in ST. James's Park. CRITIcAL NoricEs-
FL 1raductor Espanoi-The Hearts Of Steel,
Intehgence.-Listof yNsw Publications.
Subscriptions received by c. HARRIS.
Worcester, March 90, 1926.
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Governor MoRPnL, Of New-Hampshrc,
has been reelected by a large majority.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March 9s, 1896.
To The Heirs of Asa PERRY, late of Fitch
burg, an said County, deceased, and 10 elG
others concerned in The Estate of said de-
ceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
IA pear (if you see fit at the Court of Pro-
bate TO be holden at Worcester, in said County, on
the first Tuesday in May next, at ten of the.
clock, before noon, to show cause why the In
strument which purports to be the last Will and
Testament of said deceased should not be ap-
proved and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
By order ofthe Hon. Judge.
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FfRGINY.f:

Al a superior court of chancrJy, inien at the canto IN
',y 81 h'Sh"""d, The ao; day OF January, 1896;
Powell and h;li,ed-his wifi, aud jane Rose PR,
against 49,
Mildred Irving r'e ownsht aud as executrix Of b,,.s
LIVING, decd VIM H. C1beil in his ow rishf and as ~,
Surviving executor aud of the dcvsees Of Wich
Chbe!l the eldar dec', Joseph c. CabeiI and ,b sa,
Joseph G.. Cahel aud Hill Garter .xerr,o ~, a. ~
Hare, deed, George Cabel ara benjamin Carrin,,n
aud Mariana his wife, Samuel NcD ReiI and .rr,t
ms Wife, Bennett A. Crawford, Robert Hughes. John
ii"sieS, Rrtcccn Hughes, MAY Hughes Jane. Y l,
well, adm or Of Ar> ,-der Fret,yri! and JAM h;r
t.awa'd Thomas and Hannah his wife. aud Josevb shell,
-" ana shelton Sims executions Of Samuel shelton
'lrc - wh" was adm ~ Of VIM. hughes dsc'd W, M
Watkins surviving executor of Nicholas abel !, @rd
Samuel l''l"e and Peggy K. Cabel aud Nuii,i f. ca
jlGs.
fhiS cadsc e" this day 10 be fuIer hand m .,
papers i"Epr'iy read and te report the Cornmissr
mhde IN pursuance of the tenth Of Marc, 1875 aa ~
argue" by COUNSEL on consideration whereof the co,
eeo"n me saIh report To the commissioner no made - 60
be by him Examined aud reformed so as 10 sb,v ,,
statements trs the dUe % the estate RI ,,,
CHARLES Irving, decd the time when the sid Wv, 30"
committed Il" 'tc srcnrS Of The exceutiy by tte ODD -
the county court Of Albcmais; second tine nnn,r, , "
10" S'" estate Tor the transactions of The said sccu,es
and ticn agents. at The death Of the said NirbnI
''e amount Tue tn 're said estate for the atrtos
"i the sand Wa Hughes and his agents e,c, -, ''
"s"ih "i "ie saId lc"las Cabc fpnhh what uopo,,,
"' 'e monies now due to tue said estate arose from the ~
s'nali'y and what fgom the real estate Of the said Ci
Vlhs' "'cI, by sales otherwise, stating bv whom 49,,
undcr whose authority such sales were nadc. shI Wv '
count oi the real and personal the said Nb
Cahei deC q, and the manner in which they have Lcs
n'nstersi and disposed of md which of his hire ;
representatives, aud in what proportion the en-. ,
come; ixtI, of the real and pers,,t .'
of the said Nm Hughes, decd, md tie mann, =, 49,,
they have been administered and disposed Of am, 10 [
~ ms news ana representatives In ,vInt ,tcuo,
The same have come Stating such matters spsci,v win,
regard I" TIE premises as he may think pertinent or as ~
OF cer "i me parties may require be So stated and r.,
enable TIE commissioner perform Ills order the n,,,i
respectively are ordered produce to him whenever L
hab require IT, all books, rapss aud documents in rr
aforesaid. ''
Copy. Tes'e, I'm ". IiEYING, c.r.
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Medicines, snuff. etc. etc.

VIE subscribers have received Consignment, from
a Messrs. Jacob Maryland & Co IS boxes Sco,.i, and
Maccnba SNUFF, af superior quality, which they viii
sen 10 merchants and Others the reasonable teens;
aIso' lafse supply Of Spirits Tupenne IinsecJ aud
lamp OILS, Paints, Dye SuGs, and sarge and general
sornen Of Medicines Surgeons Instruments Family Me-
dieinc Chests, &c. &c.
rTsTACF & NcNENARA.
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ROBERT G. SCOTT

q ~ I'LL, rom the nest February of Hanover Coin-
" ty Court, practice in the Superior aud Inferior
Courts Of 'at county Ills attendance will be regular 1T
81" TIE eou's held j" iat county, and is the city Of Rich
DiouI.
Dec u r.;r
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80 ME- scott ilaVIns majority OF The whole was
Jcc!2 ed 10 be reno, ed -

-" MIR h"ana having maturity of tie Whole nu,,,
Ter It votes, was deCla Cd 10 te removed
Il" motion 81 air. Briggs Committee was aproin.
I'D on tie past ri lac House, 10 announce, to Cy ~,
Ter las election.
On motion Of 'ir. Dcmilat the IIonse ad,on,n,,,
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MARI Ell.

/" hampton, on Thursday evening, Nov. I6ii bv the
''Gv !'rhard tii"'n ar. josEPH SEGAu, Of NIif;d.
sex county I" Miss AARY, second daughter Of the late
M"j"F Arthur SimkiS ofsNon'a.np,an County.
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ms instructions required HIM 10 smother lis tBcpicn
stage, question OF such vast Importance, long agi
tated in the State, ans! hanprg rs was i.eyed ON $,
NICE vote OF The G n,.:a isse,nhiv. He thought
ma. common courtesy r'ani.A of its eneines to allow
~ "ehuS 10 'ro1uce and present Il Ire least obi.
'"aoie shape. M ioimar sessions this su Ssct i "a
heen acted upon after rotice--no notice had y, his
Instance been given. aad tie forms oil The hall ind
Gaze Tie ntrscacc of many members Ii rejected il
Eouiu not again bc introduced without a sneci, vote
nc oeheved that the repeated rejection of the hin =,
c'ke The sense OF the people had procured more friends
" oe convention, than all The discussions, and all the
.eunent aud eloqucuce Of its advocates nut tore,her
nc 'erics' wretch M the cOnmonwc "a ill., claimed the
p"se o' being heard IN that House and he asked If
~ W Ut '"'''sc' tn SD Ii - and rrspccahlca i,uIy
" ''""eiS' as 81 c'''%e, lac MAS opposed y Co,,vcn
'"-as a delegate he was buind by instructions 10
'oc against the proposition submiti,n The. ou.st;o
~ '"e peope-but as ne did consider his ihs,ruc
.iohs as requiring hn 10 smother the measure in its
'"Ct'eh' stage, lie should vote for the Resolution
Hir. Page said if there was a lack Of c.uriesv any
where lac Thought II was the part tue ftieils of
'"e measure who had introduced il without notice
'ur ti8tnes of Charlotte declared himself in favor
OF. Convention Individually, but houn, by instruction
10 oppose even the facility asked COLLECTING the sense
w me reoic lie thought the Tie measure ~ as
cFisic! III the Legislature, The ,ucr il would be mn,
10 rest I" the country. lie had hoped il would moi
aga'n be agatcd, after the legislative opinion of last
winer - = "
Mr. ,insfd of Louisa, al.o explained the vote he
shoii'd give against the CUnvcnion--wIe he had
ai"a's been, and trusted he ever should be- a firm
trend TO The measure. He tloueh the people were
Always 10 he Trusted. but the people of Louisa had
instructed ban to oppose the measure AS the ur,ipop
1T The House be presumed To he finally made mn
on question 50 long agtatci, he proposed lay the
resolution On the table till "Wednesday next with an
that its decision thea should be consi
dcred as final foF the session.
shr Sh'P supported this suggcs.ion-and the mover
tLc resolution laid on the table
GA motion o. IL, Daris of Hanover, the House
adjourned.
SATURDAY, De 9
\ COMMUNICATION !Iom lie Scnatc.-The Senate
i'sVe agreed L" The resolutions proceed by Joint
ballot, To ,.e election v Governpt-o the reinoy al
oil Two ouncillors-to the election of Judge rice
Gee. Parker, dec'i-arG TO the election of BrgALer
General, ~ the place of Gen. ilunton deed.
Ga motion of Mr. Briggs, HE House proceeded to
'te election of n Governor for - months
h'r. Dmthat Nominated john Tyler, Esq the pre-
votes q -
On motion oF Mr Mayo, the House proceeded to the
Icnval o two Counc;llos OF Statcou ,,,, first ba #
than
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I'IrIIIIOn0, Nov. I'm, iI26
Inc Fhes mr'ese" WI please take notice that have
appointed iho i5th DAY OF January next TO commence Tho
accounts directed IN is foregoing order of court on winch
day at o'clock, a. NJ they required to attc,d AZ nv
once y" ''s cy' WIN the necessary accounts vouchers
bnoks' papers and documonts ready for examination 49,
settlement. ~
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