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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11
AUCTIONS.
This Day.

IN THURSDAY, the 11h instant at 10 o'clock. will
- be sold at the house of Mr.. Thomas Wheat, on
Kng-sreet, adjoining the snuff store Of Mr.. Grubb,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
comprising every article Of convenience and comfort,
new, Of modern style, and in the best order Terms
at sale. S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
NAV
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- letter Paper

CAMUIL NJ JANNEY offers for sale, two cases Of
- ouaro post VelIum Paper, at the Manufacturers
Price, by the case or single ream. 5mo1-2v
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attempted to disprove the conviction they felt,
BY denying the power which produced it---they
bestowed no commentator upon the orator.
He had made them dissatisfied with themselves.
He had got dominion over them they were
unwilling to bear, and which they felt would
cost them a painful effort to throw off-and
this was not all-they dreadedits effect abroad.
They knew it was voice which would be
heard from one extremity Of the American
Continent to the other, and that the friend DIS OF
liberty would respond to it every where, and
with one accord"
The following anecdote is SO applicable to
the present times, that its publication may
prove useful We are almost induced to believe
that Aristotle must have foreseen the existence
of our Randolphs and McDuffies:
LONG SPEECHES.
His late majesty ofEngland observed one day
TO gentleman of high literary character, and
of distinguished political reputation, that oralo'
~ in this country was carried to height far
beyond its real use; and that the desire OF ex-
ceiling in this accomplishment, made many
young men Of genius neglect the more solid
branches Of knowledge. 81 am sure" said his
majesty, "that the rage for public speaking, and
the extravagant' length to which some of our
mos, popular orators carry their harangues
in parliament, is very detrimental to the ma
tional business, and 1 wish that in the end,
i, may not prove injurious to the public
peace" It is remarkable, that the opinion Of the
king agrees exactly with that Of Aristotle, who
SAYS, "Nolhing so effcctually contributes to the
ruin of popular governments, as the petulance
Of their orators
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-11

cxacted, reduced This example il followed is
sure to have the desired Observation-Disclosures Ierc.y
Court. The Earl of GRAY Sstl, by viii, directed tbat
IN 1928 all his negro slaves in Antigua should he de-
carcd free aud c 00O be then divided ainonst Them
IN the interim they TO be educated and instructed
IN trades. and taught TO read the Bible The heir az
law claims the whole the ground that the bcquesi
is mpracticable; this the called on TO decide
London Paper.
LONDON MARKETS, March It'll.
Our markets look considerably better
COrroN WooI..-The demand for Cotton continues
to improve and Pernaus have been sought after for the
French market; prices have advanced 3D. pcr II. r,
l. sorts remain steady The sales consisted of 100 bags
Sowcds a'r at Sd TO 8d4d per. To- duty paid; 1900 do
PcrnaTns mJd!ing 10 fine, III I'D; 90 do Carria
cou fair S51 IL do. Smyrna ine, Id 2iO do Bahias
nidding to ine 10 to l05l in bond; 1900 DO Surats
ord. to inc Al to 81 in bond; $50 do. Bengas mid
ding and fair, > 10 sd. in bond--To;al 3, 392
TorAcco.-Scvcral parcels have been taken ont Of
the market for expectation, and there are at this mo.
''on 800 hids shipping France previous to lie pass
ing OF the new law. For home trade the inquiries are
n;'ed' as the dealers anticipate reduction of duty
NEw YoRK, Apri G-Tle MancLesi Ser pac!,ot s,;,
BRINGS us our regular flies from London to the 7h ult
inclusive, with Loyd's Lists and Liverpool papers OF
'hH 9ui The political intelligence and indeed most
other had been previously given The issue of Co 900
oo by the Bank, on pledges of produce seems TO have
rcVed rnohc confidence little, and the darkness of
the picture was omcwhat mtigated
f-trcrpo0t, .Vtrch 9-Since our last \ o-rc,, t.,
piove'ient has taken place in the commercial world
ne gradua! revival OF confidence joined with gene
ran impression that The prices of produce are or have
been at the lowest, the best assurances Tint iii;
Improvement Is not tranei'ory. We fondy hone .hat
NE restoration OF confidence will rapidly continue al
though perhaps less slowly than its sudden prosraon:
and that trade "il ere long be in as prosperous stale
before '''o
ComH,ercta1 EtadorTcssncnt-D During the week fonr
more silk houses have failed in this town none of whom
were DONG business to any considerable extent 4
uoer o Irisi ave been passed 10 their homes in con
sequence MaccIesGcId CourierI
fS0.h"Gte-Ihe present situation of the wocn wea
vers, &c in Rocdae and its neighbourliood IS extreme
~ trying; 'he distress, owing to number OF hands cut
81 WORK, cNceedlng any thing which has ever been
remembered Hundreds of poor people are said to be
Literally starving. " ~
.4hterstone Bant-We regret 10 state that The Bank
ing House of Joseph lday & Co. A,hcr,tone, stopped
payment on Monday last.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-11
GoTGreag OF tbe al. states.
,ro,--- THURSDAY, April 6, 1926
HOLSE OF EEPREsEN1, 4 c.l1tI,s.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MI CanbrcleDg, from The select committee raised on
;hc memorial of tie New York and PopnsyIyani, In.
s''utIon5 for teaching the Deaf and Dumb, made re
2or accompanied BY bill ''for tie relief of the Now
foik and Pennsylvania Institutions for the Instruction
fnucd. '' ''N O0''
oII from The Senate, further 10 amend The act, en-
"ued ian act 70 regulate collection Of duties on i'm
ports and tonnage" dated March 2, 1893 was twice
rcao and referred to the committee of WAYS and
PANAMA MISSION
ne House then went into committee Of CIe Whole.
on Tie state tie Union, Mr. Stevenson, of Va in the
clair. - 60 D" '''
ue tHo"oo being on the resolution reported by the
committee on Foreign Affairs, and the amendment If
MT H''aHe, and tue amendment Of Mr.. Elves. Of Va
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-06-14

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, May 90, 1896,
TO The Wado,S and Heirs Of CHARLES RICH
ARDsoN, late Of Millbury, an SAID County,
deceased, and TO all others concerned ia the
Estate Of SAID deceased, GREETINo.
YOU are hereby cited to appear (if
you see ft) at the Court Of Probate to be
holden at Worcester in said County, on the first
Tuesday in July next. at nine of the clock, be-
fore noon, TO shew cause why the Accounts of
the administration of said Estate should not be
allowed, and the balance OF Estate distributed to
the Creditors, whose claims have been allowed |;
aud you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
by order ofthe Hon, Judge.
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THE
Matchless Sterling

ENTILL Stand this season for
w Mares, at the following places, com
mencing his route on the 22d Of May inst.
He viii be at Chamberlain's Tavern, in Wor-
cester, on Mondays-at Kings in Rutland,
on Tuesdays-at Blacks, in Barre, on We'd d.
Thursdays-at Adams's, in Westminster, on
Fridays-at Maynard's, in Lancaster, on Sat-
urdaYs- and the remainder If the season at
the Stable of the Subscriber, in Marlborough.
The above route to be continued until the
6fth day of August.
STERLING is an uncommonly beautiful
dark bay, Of great promise, sixteen hands high.
and win be eight years old next summer.
He was sired by Old Sterling, formerly of
Hardwick and Charlton, who was bred in
Virginia, seventeen hands high, and whose
stock is superior to any in the State, espec-
Tally for the harness. The Dam of the Match
!ess Sterling was dark bay, OF the famous
John BroWning breed, Of Rutland.
Terms Of said Horse, SIS the season.
OF The aforementioned Horse will leave
his several stands at 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
~ stt HENRY HASTINGS.
marlborough May 10, 1896. 9w
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Stage House & Tavern
FOR SALE.

'ESHE Subscriber offers fer
ii Sale, his TAVERN and three AGREE OF
LAND, situated in the centre Of the Village
IN the South Parish in BToolfeld. The House
IS spacious, commodious, and in good repair,
aud The Stables extensive, and conveniently
situated. The local advantages OF this Stand.
If equallcd, 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 inteIsectcd
by the Providence road leadingto the north
ern aud western parts Of the Commonwealth
There IS also upon the Premises, neat two.
story Tenement, now occupied as Halter
shop Terms OF payment made easy, and
possession given Oh the fret day Of April next,
For further particulars, inquire Of the suhscrih-
er, on the Pre- mises. MERRlCK RICE.
Brookfe,d. Dec. %, 1925. cost
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-06-14

Worcester, S. Probate Office, May 80, 1926.
10 he Hears Of JAMES KEYEs, Esq. late OF
Marlborough, in said County, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned an The Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
you are hereby cited to appear III
you see ft) at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester. in said County, on the first
Tuesday in July next, al ten of the clock. be
iore noon, to show cause why the Accounts Of he
Aaminlstraton Of said Estate should not be allow.
edi and you will be heard thereon
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
by order Of the Hon. Jud'ee.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, May 1s, s26.
To he Hidow and Heirs Of ASA BowKER
tate Of Winchendon, an said County, de-
ceased, and 10 all others concerned in The
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
u pear IF you see fit) al the Court of Pro.
bate 70 be holden at Worcester, in laid County,
on the. first Tuesday in July next, at ten OF
the clock before noon. to show cause why License
should moi be granted TO sell and convey so much
of the Real Estate Of said deceased viii raise the
sum of SI3s "a, for the payment Of debts and
charges and you win be heard thereon.
NATHIs PAINE, J. Prot.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, June G, 1896
10 The Heirs Of EBxNEzER CHusor. late Of
Spencer,fa said County, deceased, and 10 ali
others concerned an The Estate ofsaid deeeas.
ed, GREETINo.
you are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at worcester in said County, on the first Tues.
DAY IN July next, at ten of the clock before
noon, to show cause why the Administration Of
OF said Estate should not be granted to EyI
CHIIsoN Of Leicester, who requests the same
and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. PROD,
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HOpkiHfcn SPRINGS.

yHVHE Subscriber having tax
81. en- the AIedi1aal Syringe, at lopk;u-
ton, (Nass.) bcgs leave 10 njarn tho ?u>Ga
III general, and his Friends in particular, that
his accommodations there Will, he vrosurCs.
prove satisfactory TO those who do him the
favor TO frequent tEem.-I!trii;S provided al.
lsndanis accustomed TO that line of business,
and furnished every necessary that may h.
wished for or required, he anticipates 3:lc
pleasure of obtaining the god erii:rl o. thrsI
who may honor him with their custom the en-
suing season.-llis Hotel, at Westboroueh or
the Boston and Worcester Turnpike, is pre-
pared TO receive those Ladies and Geutlcmen
who prefer the daily Exercise Of passing 10
and returning from the waters-Ile bcgs
leave 10 mention, that individuals may be
accommodated with private lodging al his
Hotel, and that Coach will run daily from
his house to and from the Springs, for the &C
commodation Of those who may come in the
Stage, or may wish TO take the Stage.
al letters for Boarders at tle Syringe, Let
at the Post-OlIice in Wcstborough, will bo
conveyed daily.-Al or any fayors conferred
on the Subscriber, will be gratefully acl-
nowcdged by the Prbiics's very obedieat
and humble servant, SiLAS WEssON.
Marlborough, May 90, 1926. eow.N.
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lBWIE:,,,l.f1,,Nt@a
CUMMINGS, EIELEARD & co.

At No. 1874, Wdshiagton-Streef BosroN--
NURNISH an extensive vari-
a ely Of sCHOOL-BOOKS, on thu most
liberal terms. Among those lately published
are the following :-CunmingS' Geography
and Atlas, insprJreG. This work has been
very carefully revised; most of it has been
newly written; the question: are added at the
end OF the several chapters and the pronun-
citation OF difficult names is given where the
names occur. The Atlas is greatly improved T;
and the work is considered, by competent
Judges, as eminently adapted for the use Of
common Schools.
Cummings First Lessons in Geography,
and Cummings Spelling Book. Both Of these
works have recently been revised, aud greatly
improved.
WOreesier's Elements Of History, Nth Charts,
which possesses very great advantages over
every other work in this department Of educa-
ton.
Blajr's Rhetoric abridged ; which is adapt
ed to new method Of interrogating, calculat-
ed to render the study Of the work easy and
interesting. This edition is printed on excel
len; paper, and with a very fair type.
Gardaer's Globes, ,rtM Erereises. on very
wv
O. Country towns, which purchase their
School Books Of CUMMINGS, HiLLIARn & Co.
will be allowed very liberal discount, ana
the books viii be warranted to be we'll printed
and we'll bound.
Boston, June 3, 1926.
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Notice as hereby Giuen
UHAT the Subscribers ba,

N been appointed by the Hon. Nathaniel
Paine, Judge Of Probate Of Wills, &c. in and
for the County Of Worcester, to receive and
examine the claims Of the Creditors 10 the
Estate Of BENJAMIN ATHERToN. late Of
Bolton, in said County of Worcester, deceas-
ed. interstate, represented insolvent, and six
Months from the sixteenth day of Nav, 1926.
are allowed by said Judge TO the Creditors
to bring in and prove their claims; and they
will attend that service at the house of Col.
"A. Holman, Innke eper, in said Bolton. on The
second Saturdays in June, August, and in
the three months following, from 2 o'clock.
till 6 o'clock. ?. NJ. on each OF SAID days.
CURTIS POLLARD, c0m0'r''.
Bolton, May 81, 1896,
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Notice.

"A LII persons are forbid har-
~. boring or trusting LYDIA SOUTH
WICK and Children, wife of ELISHA SoUTH-
WICK, on ms account, as they have left my
house, the place provided for them 10 board.
being paupers of the town Of Berlin; there
fore, shall pay no debts Of their contracting
after this date. ISAAC TEMPLE.
Berlin Nav 90 1895
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Notice as hereby Gsven,
WvHAT the Subscriber has r.,

4 duly appointed Administrator on the Els
tate Of JOSEPH BROWN, late of Westminster
in the County Of Worcester, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons indebted to said
Estate, are hereby called upon TO make mmedi.
ate payment; and all those to whom said Estate
Is indebted, are requested to exhibit their de.
mands for settlement
EDWARD KENDALL.
April Is, 1896.
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LEAD AQUEDUCT PIPES

THE Subscriber informs the public
that he continues the manufacturing Of Lea6
Pipes for Aqueducts, at his old Stand, aud keeps
constantly Oh hand all sizes, " hich may be hed as
cheap as can be purchased elsewhere, (of the
same quality on application to Messrs LINCOLN
FEAnING Co. Agents, No. no, Sta;e-Srect,
Boston, or 10 the Sub>crber.
IS ptetences and promises, BY those who seek
public avors, are always lrksome, and furnish too
frequently just grounds for dstrust, The Snbscrh
eli will only observe, as 1t is his duty and his inter
est, so 1t will be his utmost eude .vnr, to render
hls work worthy OF a continuance of that patron
aye which II has received for nunber Of wears
past DAVID LO1iN(;.
Concord, .liass. .fpril &c. 1895. 4wtlowcow
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Stray Cow.

STRAYED from the Subscrib.
- er, on the 26th inst. pale red line
backed cow, years old, short horns, with
considerable white about her. Whoever
will give information CT said Cow, shall be
suitably rewarded. LEVI GATES,
Worcester, May 81, 1926.
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Office.

WHEREAS Thomas VIC
w GINS, an indented boy Of about Is
years of age, has ran away from the Subscrib-
or, the public are hereby cautioned against
trusting said Boy, as shall pay no debts of
his contracting after this date.
CLARK HILTON,
FitchhHrgh, May 10, 1896.
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IMPORTED BULL,
AD2!.g!JltlR AlEaa

VNVHIS noble Animal, of the
n best improved Short Horn Breed of
England, purchased and presented to the
Agricultural Society Of Massachusetts,, by Sir
Isaac Coffin, atthe cost TO him of nearly 500,
has been permitted, by the libcrality OF the
Trustees Of that Society, TO be brought into
the County of Worcester, for the purpose of
being improved in his use TO Cows, the pres
ent season. He will be kept on Farm,
near the centre Of the town Of Worcester, in
the care of Mr.. james Campbell, and, by the
permission of the Trustees, his services will
be charged at the reduced price of three dol
lars to each Cow, payable in advance, unless
otherwise agreed.
Those Farmers who are DESTROYS of improving
their breed OF Cattle, particularly for the Dairy
and the Stall, by a GROSS with AN animal OF tho
best stock in England or any other country, are
advised to avail themselves Of the present oppor-
tunity, as the Bull will be removed from the
Count y, early in the fall.
Worcester, April 27, 1896.
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VHVHE Subscriber gives notice,
& that he has taken charge of HANNAH
ELDRlCII, and all other Pdugers Of the town
OF Rutland, and has made suitable provision
for their support. He therefore cautions all
persons against harboring or trusting her, or
any Of them, on his account.
June z, 1896. ASARICF.
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Executors Sale at AUCTION.

Executors Sale at y4.tction.
IN Thursday, the 18th inst.
" at 8 O'clock, A. NJ. at the Dwelling
House Of the Rev. Ar1tius b. Hull, late OF
Worcester, deceased, will be sold, a variety
Of Articles, consisting of Bed--Mahogany &
common Mahogany Tables and
Bufeaus-fsg bottomed s. common Chairs
Floor Carpets-one China Dining Set--one
do. Tea Set-Crockery, Glass, Iron, & Wood
en- Ware-with many other articles not here
enumerated.
.4iSo.-One Horse, Chaise & Harness-.-one
sleigh & Buffalo Skins.
(S-T The above Furniture and China Ware
are of superior quality.
The Library of the deceased being very
valuable one, and especially 10 Ministers OF
the Gospel, they are invited to call and ex-
anime it, as it will be disposed of only at Phi.
vate Sale,
ENOCH FLAGG, Erecutcr.
Worcester, June 8. 1926.
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C0nSttnnptt0nS, Coughs 81
BUFFERS VEGETABLE

EE UILER RS VEGETABLE
Z INDIAN SPECIFIC. for the cure of
Colds, Coughs Consumptions, Splitting Of Hood
Asthmas, aud all Disorders OF the Breast aud
Lungs.
There is perhaps no medical observation better
established, Eone more generally confirmed hy the
experience of the best physicians, OF all ages and
countries, and none OF more Importance to the
human family, than the fact, that many Of the
most difficult and incurgbie consumptions o.igi-
nate in neglected colds. In a climate SO variable
as ours, where the changes OF the weather are
frequently sudden and unexpected, it. requires
more care and attention TO guard against this dan
serUus enemy Of life, than most people imagine
or are able and willing TO bestow. The bills OF
mortality exhibit the melancholy fact, that the
proportion of deaths by this disease may ne con
silered as about FIVE to one. lnasnlueh, then AS
this fatal disease bids defiance to lhe skill of the
most learned physicans it is qualification To the
Proprietor that lie is enabled to OFFER to those at.
lictcd with it, gOodly prospect OF rcl;ef IN that
highly valuable remedy, the FEGsTARLE lSDIAN
SPEcIFIc The indians are happy in their know.
ledge of medical plants governed wholly by ex-
perience they agp certain as 10 their effect and
it is said by author OF great character, that
true Consumption is disease never known among
them.
CERTIFICATE.
BALTIMORE, DEC. 7. 1895
~ w. FRlCE, OF the city OF Baltimore, do
hereby certify and declare, that was for \ long
time afflicted with a severe COLL ACCOMPANIED
with an almost incessant cough. and pain in my
breast and lungs; also splitting Of 6lood and pu-
rulent ~ after from the lungs, with night sweats
and fevers, and was much emacated with loss of
appetite rest &c applied to several eminent
physicians, aud passed through course of .nedi.
cine, but could obtain no relief, and found myscl!
fast vergiug on to a confirmed consumption
Having at length heard of the MANY astonishing
cnres eifectedb by the Vegetable Indian Specific
was induced to make trial OF it, and found almost
immediate relief, and my rest restored con-
tiuued its use, improving fast, my appetite better,
and all the symptoms Of the disease daily dmin.
ishing, and W few weeks was completely cured,
aud have remained so for several months, and am
now in better health and flesh than have been
for many years. w. PRICE,"
For sale (only) by J. ROBINSON, Druggist,
Worcester s per bottle.
December %, 1925.