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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-10-18
Worcester, SO. October 2, 1926.

worcester, ss. October z, 1926.
A TTACHED on mesne pro-
Ia cess, and taken on Execution, all the
kigit in Equity which NICHOLAS BREARD
has to redeem his mortgaged Real Estate,
80 Arnan he nnw lives. situated in the norther.
~ mart nf Cha RI m mans si~ n. 49,. No.:
mousse 90 called, in said town of Charlton. and
me same will be sold at Public Vendue, at the
mouse OF Joseph Lamb, innholder in said Charl-
ton on Thursday, the ninth day of November
next, at one O'clock, in the afternoon.
SAMUEL SMITH, ID. Sheriff.
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Real Estate at AUCTION.

Eg Y license of the Supreme Ju-
z > dicial Court, will be sold at Public Auc-
ton, on the promises, on Thursday, the 9th Of
November next, at one of the clock, in the af-
ternoon, that certain Real Estate, situate in
Hardwick, in the County of Worcester, lately
owned by Lews Hotre, deceased, and former
ly kHown as the Estate of the late Gen. TYar-
ner, and occupied for several years past by Jo-
seph Robinson. 2d-containing about three
hundred acres, with large Dwelling House
thereon, improved as a Tavern, with other
suitable Out-Buildings; and is the same Es-
tate which the Subscriber was authorized by
the Supreme Judicial Cont, upon the petition
of John NJ. Niles and Sarah Niles, at a term of
said Cou!t, 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 clearinghouse upon the premises,
will be reserved from the sale.
The conditions of sale are-one-t 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
first of April next.
Any person wishing 10 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. %, 1896.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept. rs, 1926
To The WidO,0, Creditors and Heirs oFJAMzs
JosLIN, late Of Leomiuster, an said County,
deceased, and TO all others concerned an The
Estate ofsaid deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Lancaster, in said County, on the third Tues
day in November next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause Why the Accounts Of the
Administration of said deceaseds Estate should
not be allowed aud you will be heard thereon.
NATHL/PAlNE, J. EFot,
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belonging 10 said heirs, for which we award
them in damages. for the reasons aforesaid.
said Canal then passes over portion oil
Charles Scott Cspron's land S-loO chains, TO
the Ninth Massachusetts Turnpike Road IN
Uxbridge, and occupies about 4-5ths OF an
acre Of land, for which We award him nothing
in damages it then continues across saia
turnpike about IL chain in width, for when
we award the Ninth Massachusetts, Turnpike
Corporation nothing in damages, provided me
said Canal Company build snd MAINTAIN GOOD
and sufficient bridge over the Canal IN salo
road.
"The location over the land OF the feYera
persons aforesaid, averages 80 chain in width
In all cases where the owners OF land are
cut off from their watering places by the Iocs
ton and construction Of the Canal aforesaid
they shall have right to draw from said Ca
nal. hv leaden OF wood pipes into troughs, wa
ter sufficient for their stock, and no more
G. All which is respectfully submitted
"NATHL. P. DENNY,
| CIVILIAN CRAWFORD, JR'
SAMUEL DAMAN."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-10-18
Worcester, ss. Sept. 25, 1925.
EVAKEN on Execution. (bay-

IL ing been previously attached on mesne
process and will be sold at Pubic Vendue,
at .drcha6ad Blacks Inn, in Barre, on Satur-
day, the twenty-eighth day of October next, at
three Of the clock, in the afternoon, all the
Right in Equity which JAMES w. JENKINS
tas 20 redeem tne arm which he nav lives
on' situated ABOUT three and half miles west
INC Meeting-House IN Baue-tounded
souiheriy on iand OF the hers oil Timothy Jen-
kins deceased, Beckwith land, so called, and
Otis Aliens land; north westerly by Allen
John Carruth and Jonas Carruh's land
north-easterly by land of Samuel CLAIR and
the heirs Of Charles G. Chamberlain; ester
ly on land Of Joseph Jenkins; containing sbout
one hundred acres of land, with dwelling.
house and other buildings thereon.
WILLIAM ROBINSON, d. Sseuf
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Worcester, SIS. September %, 1896
certify Eat The foregoing is copy
Of the Order of said Court, upon the Report O!
the said Commissioners, and of their Report.
ABfJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
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Worcester, SIS. October o 1905
A TTACHED on mesne nro

- cess, taken on Execution, and will be
solu a. runllc Vendue, at the inn of Cant.
. S, 1'.al''a" ThunlGn's, in Westminster, the
pis y, cay 81 october, instant, at one o'clock.
IIn m; DISm me hlght in Equity that JONAS
Estate, situated in the north part Of aid WEI
minister, about three miles from The no.,,,
Meeting House, and about half mile Tron,
the Methodist Meeting House and the Nor,h
Branch Turnpike Road; containing about for.
ty-six acres Of good Land, and Buildings there.
on. HENRY COOLIDGE, in. d. Sh'g.
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Notice.

WVHE Subscriber informs the
q Inhabitants of Westminster, that BE- has
taken the Store lately occupied by Joel FOOD
where he offers for Sale, a general ASSIGNMENT
of such goods as are usually found in Coun.
try Stores, in exchange for produce, Lumber.
Slaves, Money, Cash, or approved CredE.
The Subscriber hopes, by constant attention
TO bis business, TO give good satisfaction tt all
those who may favor him with their custom.
WILLIAM s. BRADBURY.
Sept. %, 1896.
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NNTANTED, to be delivered
Notice as hereby GiUea,

VESHAT the Subscriber has
W. been duly appointed Guardian of the
Widow ABIGAIL FLETCHER, of Ashburn.
ham, in the County Of Worcester, Spend.
thrift, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds as the law directs. All ner-
sons having demands upon the Estate of said
.Hb'gdiI, are requested to exhibit the same,
and all persons indebted TO The Estate, are
called upon TO make payment 10
HOSEA GREEN, Guardian,
Ashburnham, Oct. 2, 1896.
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Patent Lead Aqueducts.
Subscribers respectfulI,

FaNHE Subscribers respectfully
a inform the Public, that they still CON
thine the manufacturing of LEAD AQUE-
DUCTS, for the conveyance of water. The
manner in which they are made, renders them
as cheap at first cost as Wooden Aqueducts F.;
so that the purchaser, i'll this case, will be free
from the trouble of repairing leaky and rotten
Logs. Any person or persons wishing to pnr-
chase Aqueducts of this kind, can be furnish
ed with any size as cheap, according TO the
weight, as can be procured in any part Of the
country, by calling on the Subscribers, at
their Shop, near THoMAs's CoGeelIouse, in
Worcester.
They 1atter themselves THAT, from their ex-
periehce in the business, and from the encour-
agement they have hitherto received, they
shall still merit the patronage of those who
wish to purchase this kind of article.
WAsHBURN e. GODDARD.
Worcester, July /, 1895.
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Worcester, ss. October 2, 1926.
ON Execution, (hav.

EAkEN ON Execution, (hay-
IA ing been previously attached on men 60
process,) and will be sold at Public Vepd,e
at .dTehtbad Blacks Inn, in Barre, on MAJ
day, the 18Th day of November next. 4
we've o'clock, at noon, all the Right in Ed
ulty which EZRA BAKER has to redeem ~
following described mortgaged Real Fsia,s
Vlz.-the place on which he now lives .i,r'
ate On The west side of Barre common cou-
tanning one fourth of an acre, with the Bn;Id.
ings thereon also about 10 acres Of Wood
Land, situate in said Barre, bounded east bv
H. +. Woods, north by land or Timothy
Worse, west by land of Luther adams IT.
ana south by land of Elijah Whiting sIso
ABOUT ~ acres OF Pasture Land, situate east
OF SAID Barre Meeting House, bounded cas-,
More Lincoln, west by land Of SAMUEL
Gates, and south by the County road leadinn
from Barre TO Templeton.
SETH HOLDEN, ID. Sheriff.
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ROAD NOTICE.

ASOVA8D ~ ~ 4 1L.
Worcester, So. October 4, 1896.
AN HEREAS a Petition has
w been presented by HEMAN srEBuIxs
and others, TO the Commissioners of Highways
tor said County, praying that new Highway
or County Road may be viewed, located, and
laid out, from near Amos Prichard's, in the
West Parish in Brookfeld, and thercc on the
southerly side Of the old county road and the
Foster Hill, in the best and most practicable
direction, to the said county road, iu the South
Parish in said >BrookGeld, near the buryin5.
ground =
Notice is hereby given, that the said
Commissioners will hold meeting, at the
house Of .Nerrtct Rice, in said Brookfield. on
thursday, the sixteenth day of November
next, at nine o'clock, in the forenoon, for tae
purpose of viewing said proposed Road. and
adjudicating and acting on said Petition, a.
Sreeably TO the provisions of the statute, in
such case made and provided; when and
where all persons interested therein will be
heard thereon. JARED WEED
Chairman Of said Conln1jss'rS.
DIV
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decided IN the negative by the casting vote of the
Chair ayes Is, noes Is; and it was then referred
to committee of FIVE. Messis. Sanford, Holmes,
White, Hayne, and Eaton, were chosen the com
mttee.
The bill from the House, supplementary to an
act Tor the gradaa Increase of the navy was tax en-
up; and, after some discussion between Messrs.
Chandler, Tazewell, Branch, Macon and Hasn
the bill was ordered to third reading by yeas and
rays. follows:
fEAS-Messrs. Barton. Bell, Benton, Berrien,
Boullgny, Chase, Eaon, Edwards, Flndlay, Har
Ilson, Hayne, Holmes, Johnston OF Louisiana,
Kane, Knight, Marks, Reed, Robbins, Rowan,
Ruggles, Sanford, Seymour. Smith, Van Blu
| rem "a.
NAYS-Messrs. Branch, Chandler, CLAYTON,
Dlckerson, Harper, Hendricks, King Lloyd, Ma
con, Pickens, Tazewell, White, Williams, W ood-
bury.-l4
On motion Of Mr.. Hayne, the Senate then took
up the bill making further appropriation for ten
siooPs oil war, re-approprating certain balances
carried to the surplus fund. After some explana
lions by MIR. Hayne, the bill was ordered to third
reading.
IMPORTED SALT
Mr.. Smith said as Chairman of the Committee
who had reported the bill, he felt bound TO moy to
take up tor consideration the bill repeating in part
the duty imported salt
Some discussion took place between Messrs
Holmes Branch, Lloyd, Macon, Smith, Wood
bury, n oble, Van Buren,, Sanford and Findlay; and
the Senate refused take up, on account of the
late period OF the session affording time for the
discussion OF the general subjects. The decision
on The question OF taking it up, was ayes IL,
noes 10.
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL.
The Senate then took up the bill from the House
Tor the subscription of stock in the Dismal Swami
Canal Company.
"A long debate ensued on this bill, in which
Messrs. Hendricks, Chandler, Tszewell, Branch,
Noble, Holmes, Harrison, Kane, Van Buren,,
Rowan, Chambers, and Reed, took part
The question on ordering the bill to a third read
ing, was finally determined by yeas and nays, as
follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Barton, Bouligny, Branch,
Chambers, Chase, Eaton, Edwards, Findlsy, Har-
rlson, Hendrickg, Holmes, Johnston of Louisiana,
King, Lloyd, Marks, Noble, Robbins, Kugges.
Seymour, Smith. Thomas. --2l.
NAYS-NIessrs Bell, Berrien, Chandler, Dick
erson, Harper, Hayne, King, Macon, Reed, Row
an, Sanford, Tazewell, Van Buren,, White, Wood
bury IS.
So the bill was ordered to a third reading, and
was then read third time, passed, and returned to
the House at Representatives
This bill wants only the signature of the Presi-
dent to become law 4
And then The Senate adjourned.
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1g1NATna1TEM ooMcRags
saturday, NAY 10.
IN SENATE.

The Senate agreed to the conference asked h,
ihe other Hous2, on the subject of the CreeI
treaty; ard Meysrs. Benton, Van Bugen. and
BeTrien, were appointed managers Oh their part.
DISCRIMINATING DUTIES.
Ihe Senate tooS 3 the bill supplementary ia
an act, entitled an sff to regulate the commercial
intercourse between tAe United States and cer,aia
British coionaiports. This bill provides that ma
oIAsr or 1isies du;.sa Amaos, al .rnascs' ANY
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no other or higder duty, or charge of any ind,
upon any goods, wares, or merchandise, imported
from the following free ports of the British coo-
MES here follows list of the ports in the
Wes' Indies, Sc jim British vessels, shall be lie
wed or exacted in any of the ports of the Unite ed
States, Excepting the ports in Flords) than up
on the vessels-of the United States, and upon the
ike good, wares, SC. imported into the ports of
the United States III The same. The act to 20 in
10 force after the 30h of June next, aud, If il is
found that discriminating duties are levied on u
). vessels, the President may issue his procaiua-
ton, and the act may be suspended
Some discussion took place, in which Messrs.
SANFORD, Lloyd, Smith, Holmes, and Tazew ell,
took part, as to the most advantageous mode OF
accomplishing the object, whether it should be
done by the present bill, or be left to negotiation
1t was urged that this bill would put rtrade on an
unequal footing with Great Britain, inasmuch as
'hey might bring the produce of every part of the
world TO our ports while we could only go direct
TO the West Indies with our own produce and
manufacture
MIR. Holmes moved an amendment that the act
should not extend 10 the importation oil Plaster OF
Paris into the United States from British provin-
ces, unless the same advantages should be granted
TO the United States vessels, to the BRUSH YES
sells Concerned in that trade. The amendment was
agreed TO.
Mr.. Smith then moved to amend the bill By
"N''HS u ca AHe NOiu Colonies, or Sucb
hereafter be declared 10 be free poris' which pre-.
vailed.
MI Harrison said, there such difference oil
sep':men amongst gentlemen this subject. thai
10 prevent Its occupying more of The time of the
Senate, he would move to lay it on the table:
which was decided in the affirmative by yeas and
NAYS, follows:
YEAS lessis Barton, Benton, Boulisny,
Chandler, Edwards, Harrison, HOLMES. Johnston,
OF Lou. Kane, Llo'd, Marks, n oble, Reed, X oh
bins. Ru@gles Sanfoid-l6
NAIS.--Messrs. Berrien, Branch, Chase,
Dickerson, Harper, King MACON, Rowan, Smith,
farewell, Van Buren,, White, Williams, Wood
bury--l4.
80 The bill was ordered 10 lie on the table.
Mr.. Benton then moved that the Senate pro-
coed TO the consideration OF confidential business
and Tor that purpose, the gallery be closed
The motion prevailed, and, after few minutes
spent with closed doors, the Senate adjourned.
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MONDAY, May Is.
~ SENATE.

On moii'n Of alr. Ruggles, the Committee o
Claims wse disthNged from the further considers
,ion o. re bill roNNhe House. for the relief q
James aonroe 'nJ, Y the question Of rcferenc
10 tiie F9mm.Jsc cnTueign Relations. 4 ,ya
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-08-04
Democratic County Meeting.

Saturday the goth July, 1926 large number of The
- pem"ctatc Republicans of Kent county assembled
The house OF Abel Harris in the of Dover agreeabI,
70 Nifhneht, when Abraham Pierce, ESQ. appnin
'ei CHAIRMAN, and Augustus NJ Schee, secretary The
object OF the meeting being stated, it was
Aesottea, That the members from each hundred with
GRAZ and Select two persons conferees, from each hun
cred 70 meet The conerees from Newcastle and Sussex
counties on Tuesday the 22d of August next nominate
oe Suitable person as Governor and suitable person
as Representative to Congress, be supported by the
Democratic Republicans Of this state and also 10 select
from eaen hlH'red ten persons as committee To
ty ticket. -
The meeting being again organized the following per-
sons were reported conferees:
Isaac Davis ard Abel Jones for Duck creek hundred
Jacob Stout and James Scotch for Lt,lecreek hundred
Dr. John Adams and Abe Harris for Dover hundred John
chambers and Joel Clements for Murderki hundred and
1on wallace and Benjamin Porter for Mispllon hundred
ANA inc following persons reported as commit.
tee to form county ticket viz:
For Duck creek ,undredAbraham Pierce. James Hof
eckcr William Denny, John Conner, William H. Wilds
samuel Gr'ltn, James NJ. Downs John Eaton Alexander
/ Murphy and Simon Spearman.
For nAe-creek hundred-Lewis Preyman, George Std
ah william Keith, Elias Nandain, John Bell, Abraham
MOOR John Frazer jacob NJ. HILL Jacob Stout and Nehe
nah Clark
For Dover hundred-Dr John Adams, Abel Harris. An
uTeW Galley Dr. Thomas Nj. Stout, David Onns, Wesley
nl'Doweil King Dougall, Thomas Sherwood sen Isaac
buckingham and Daniel Green
~ for 1nardersW hundred-John Downs Jacob Boone,
Esq John kiilen, Thomas NJ Cooper Joseph Burchinal
henry Colescot, Thomas Reynolds, Garrett S. Hard
casie' Isaac tirewell, and Thomas Dehory, ESQ And
FOR ll'stiHon hundred-Archbad Cahal, William Sauls-
spnry David Reed, John Covngton, Abner Harrington,
,inam NJ SatterIeld, Aaron Stewart, Benjamin Potter
John Wallace and John Brinckloe.
hesolVsd, That this meeting do adjourn to Tuesday
hs ia August next at which time the conferees appon
eu ms day are requested to meet the conerees from
newcastle and Sussex countless for the purpose of nomna
ing candidate for the Office of Governor, and another for
Representative in Congress and that the committee cleo
ed tls day be directed to on the same cay ed of
or The purpose OF forming county ticket and to
poft The same to the county meeting which will be held
on that day
ieso1wd That 200 copies of the proceedings of this
meeting be published handhills for distribution through
me county. ABRAHAM PIERCE, Chairman
AUG: nj. SCHEE. Secry.
Dover Juy 80. 1926.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

AN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Worceste.
- County, Maryland, Negro Man named sAsI--about
thirty years of age and about five feet nine or ten inches
high well made dark complexion little inclined to vel
low-back whiskers his face (f shaved OF since he
left home,) coming towards the Of his nouthhas
smiling appearance when spoken He is a healthy
well looking fellow. He had sundry clothing and carried
with HIM OF his working clothes striped twlled v
GINA cloth outside jacket black, white and yellow color
white tow linen shirt ard trowses fine black cloth out
side jacket pair of dark greensh cloth trowsers and
pair or two of white cotton jean Pe,haps he
might change of his clothes with his friendsbut II
he did not his clothing nearly agrees with the above II
reported he has got forged pass signed either by PHILIP
or Jacob White. The above reward of One Hundred Dni
lars will be given if taken in either Kent or NewcaIe
County, Delaware and secured that the subscriber sef
the above mentioned negro Fifty Dollars reward if the
aforesaid negro s taken in Maryland state Sussex Coun
, Delaware and secured that the subscriber gets him
and One Hundred and Fifty Dollars if the aforesaid, negro
taken any of the other States and secured that the sinh
scriber gets him. If the above mentioned negro broueht
and delivered TO the subscriber the rewards az above
toned will be paid and all reasonable charges for trouble
and expenses of bringing him. PHILIP WHITE
~ B The subscriber will thank any one if they get
Sans pass to let the subscriber have it, o
st. Martins, Maryland, July 81, 1896. 74-4t
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Nv- Yors. July 81.
LATEST FROM EUROPE,

The Packet Ship Columbia, Capt. Graham, has
arrived below from Liverpool, whence she sailed
on the 10th OF June
The Packet ship Queen Nab, Capt Cunningham,
from Havre has also arrived, and has put US in pos
session oil Paris dates to the 18th Of June
The National assembly OF Greece has issued a
decree, temporarily vesting the civil and military
affairs OF the country in a Commission of Eleven
Members.
Five sacks full of heads and ears OF the Greeks
who fell at Missolongh have been received at Con-
stantlnople. 1t was intended to exhibit four Greek
Captains there alive, and kill them before the Sera
Clio, but they we're seized and carried off ON the
road II is supposed that the Captain Pacha's fleet
will next descend upon Hydra and Spezzia.
letter OF the 29th of April, from Trieste, states
that since the fall of Missolonghi all the Greek
chiefs have redoubled their energy in calling their
countrymen to arms 1braham Pacha remains per-
fectly inactive, awaiting reinIorcements from Alex
andria.