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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-01-25

conduct by those who were then in the minority,
and those who now compose the Administration
Farther than this cannot go. 1t is no more
to be denied, that sentiments sere authoritativev
expressed during the war, which are not enter
tanned now. than it is that the men, who thus ex-
pressed those sentiments, have Welded their plac-
es il public confidence, to those who have con-
stantly held very different aud opposite opinions.
g Nor can you justly consider yourself, as
you suggest, 'With0ut Instructions on this
topic.' All the measures in reference to it.
which have been adopted by the Executive
and Legislative Departments of the State
Government, since the constitution of your
agency, are properly to be regarded by you as
instructions" In former part of his letter,
he tells Mr.. s. what his sentiments and con-
duct were in regard to this subject during the
war, and that " he did not cease from remon-
strating against, and lamenting the course of
conduct which was pursued by the .najority''
in our State Legislature.
Thus it appears that Mr.. Lincoln has in
structed our agent, IN reality, to acknowledge
to the National Government that Massachu-
sets has done wrong and confesses her fault.
for the purpose of obtaining what he Justly
contends is her "right," and avoiding being
nluIct for constructive disobedience, or for
errors in opinion"
Such measures as these we should have
good reason to expect from a violent zealot,
but not from one whose general course of con-
| duct has been indicative of the impartial and
| able statesman, the advocate and supporter Of
the sovereignty and dignity Of the State over
which he presides.
bave no wish to stir up party spirit, or tc
create dissatisfaction towards our excellent
Governor, but simply TO animadvert on what
| consider at least, irjudicious conduct. Fol
such we must think the public avowal Of a
sentiment odious to many in the State, and
the modest boast that those who expressed 4
different sentiment, " have yielded their place,
IN the public confidence to those scto hare con.
star'tly held very different and opposite opan
aons, "a taunt that would come well enough
from newspaper scribbIer-I do not say from
his Exeellency.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Beginning. give learn that Messrs J. Il d.
Hlnsdale, of Middletown, with all their prop
erty that could be discovered, were on Thurs
day last placed under attachment, at the suit
OF the Eagle Bank of this city, and remain in
custody. We are informed that the interest
only Of the immense debt due from these gen.
tlemen TO the Bank amounts to about one hun
dred dollars day! The property secured by
attachment is said TO amount to about $780,
600. The concerns of these gentlemen have
been very extensive :--Besides their primary
establishment at Middletown, they have sew
era in the West-lndia islands, one at Cincin
natl, Ohio, one at Louisville, Ken. one at
Nashville, Ten. and we believe several 9TH
ers, One of the partners of the house at Gin
cinnati is also in custody at Middletown.
Herald.
Renaissance. During the encroachments
of the Indians in 1854, delegation from New
Hampshire, Atkinson;) Massachusetts,, Clutch
inson;) Rhode-Islaud, (Hopkins y Connect
cut (Pitkin > New York, (Smith; y Pennsyl-
vania, (Franklin y agreed upon union, which
took place July 4, 1754-neither of which
could have entertained an idea, that, GO wears
hence, on the same day of the month, the then
colonies would declare themselves indepen-
dent of England, and that Hopkins and Frank
lin, who signed the union of 1854. should sign
the Independence of l776.
1t is mentioned in the Calcutta papers. that
the Emperor Of China had been requested by
the Emperor of Burmah, TO interpose his medi-
alton with the British TO induce them not to
retain Rangoon and Anacan; and that his
Majesty of the Celestial Empire had consent
ed, on condition that his Burn csc brother
would send to him the great mug idol called
Iudha Monte, and the sacred white Elephant.
1t is added, that the condition had been &C.
cepted, and that the Chinese Emperor would
send his command to the British Government
to make the restoration.
PoulsOn'S A. ID. .4dr.
On the 18th July last, there was terrible
eruption of the volcano Gouton in the island
of Java, which threw out an immense GUAM
tity OF stones and ashes. Seven hundred
thousand coffee trees were destroyed, and five
hundred thousand were damaged. In Sauna.
rang, several persons have been attacked
BY wild beasts. A woman was torn in pieces
by tiger, and man, after having been sew
eral moments in the clutches of one. was
relieved BY his companion.
A stage filed with passengers was overturn-
"a on the Mohawk turnpike, on the 10th inst /.
it the place where the accident happened, |
ne road runs close to the margin of the river, |
IN nigh bank the stage slid from the tract |
Which was covered with ice, and the wheels
,eing over the edge of the bank. when the
river whipped up his horses, the king bolt,
ave away, and the body of the coach rolled
lown the bank into the water, turning over
wo or three times. Several of the passengers
we're wounded; one gentleman from Clinton,
media county, very seriously.
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92aarrtrn.

In this town, on the 10Th inst. by the Rev.
Dr. Bancroft, Rev. Thomas r. Sullivan. OF
Keene, N. ii. to Miss Charlotte C. Blake.
daughter of the late Hon. Francis Blake.
Marrid in Jameca on Deer 9Th instant nv
the Revd Philip Spawlding Mr.. Benja Furniss
aged 70 years to Widow LYDIA Pratt Aged 40
years all of Jameca
shadrach Meshach and abednego
Into the FRY Furniss was cast
and II Mrs pratt such hete can undergo
May come out unscorchd at last
Mr. editor plese to incert the above in yure
paper ana opiege JAMECA
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Zeal Estate for Sale
A FARM. situated in the eaI

IN erly part of the town of Southbr;d
within two miles of the village, and tbe
merous fourishing Manufacturing Establ|
ments, which furnish a ready and nroGtJ
market for all the Produce of said Farm. whl
er consisting of Wool, Butter. and Cheese /
other commodities. Said Farm is a RENAL
oily pleasant place of retirement, upon : q
road, and contains One Hundred and Fiftv'
acres OF excellent Land, with large and 4
Venlent two story House, recently built.
completely finished. -.4lsO, a large Barn
other Out-Buildings, together with a COM
lent farmhouse and Barn, situated Al
nifty rods from the former. Said Farm il
calculated for growing of Wool, or for Dd
ing, and is suitably divided into MOVING.
ture, and Wood Land, and contains more
Az acres OF excellent Plough Land. with
fruitful Orchards, all we'll fenced, pripci,i
with good stone wall.-Said Estate Is we
uated for two Farms one of Sc, and the
oil lOO acres, which would be so divided
accommodate purchasers, and a liberal s
given, if requested.
EBENEZER d. AMMIDOW
January 20, 1896.
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3 o @ z So

3 UST received, at the New
CO Bookstore, an additional supply of vall-
able BOOKS, including
Dwight's Theology, vols 8vo. 80: 90
Hume, Smoliet, and Bisset's History of
England, vols. 5000
Bains' Wars of the French Revolution,
vols. and Maps, 11:00
Gillie's Greece, 4 vols. $50
Russell's Modern Europe, 6 vols. 900
DIR. Johnson's Works, 6 vols. 10: SO
Middleton's Cicero, vols. 500
Morse's Gazetteer, $3.50
English Synonymes, explained by Geo.
Crabbe, 500
Shakespeare, in elegant calf binding, 500
JOsephus' Works, 6 vols. 1850
Rollins Ancient History, vols. 600
Plutarch's Lives, vols. 600
Spectator, IL vols. gilt. 6:75
Byron's Works, 8 vols. gilt, 6 00-bds. d: so
Scott's Poetic Works, 7 vols. gilt, 5:25
A great variety of School Books, Blank
Books. & Miscellaneous-Law,M Medicine
and Surgery.-Also, Finley's splendid
General ATLAS, of so Maps.
All the above Books sold at the N. York prices.
S. F. REED.
Worcester, Jan. %, 1926. #
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Executors Sale.
be sold at Public

v ' ton, on the Premises, on Thu
the seventh day Of March next, al one I'D
+. M. two thirds OF the REAL ESTA'I
Jonathan Ma'nrOe, late of Spencer, decd
consisting Of about sixty-eight acres Of I
lent Land, well divided into Moving. I'll
ing, Iillage, Woodland, and Orchardips
Rouse Barn, Cider-Mill, and othe
nu :.a thereon, and well fenced, prime
north part Of Spencer, on the road lead;n
Spencer TO Rutland, in the vicinity az :
and Saw Mill, Store, and various Mech
and within few rods ola County road !,
on q Stage passes daily from Boston. N
Worcester and Northampton, 70 Alban
credit of two years will be given for = /,
the purchase money. For further pa,til
inquire Of the Subscriber.
JAMES DRAPER. III
Spencer, January IS, 1895.
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Worcester Sc. January 90, 1926.
on Execution. (hav-

n ing been previously attached on mesne
process,) and will be sold at Public Vendue.
at Daniel l.. Healy's Inn, in Dudley, on We'd
nesday the first day of March next, at two
o'clock, ?. Mall the Right in Equity that
NATHAN SLY, JR. has 10 redeem the mort.
gagged Real Estate on which he now lives. sit.
uated IN Dudley, in said County, about one
ana nan miles north Of the Meeting House,
ana near Heyden Pond, SO called, in said Dud-
ley, containing about thirty-six acres Of Land.
WIN good stone Dwelling-House on the same.
DANIEL L. HEALY, d. Sheriff.
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10 all rohOn 1t mag concern.
'FHE Subscriber obtained Let

O0OA AOOA OOtdlllCQ AC u
u tiers Patent from the President of tn
United States of America, in the year of oui
Lord, 1924, for M.4CHLNE for Sawin1
Shingles, the right of making, vending and isl
ing OF which, he had no doubt. was secured IA
HIM by the laws of his country; and was nd
IN violation of the rights and privileges secure
to any other patentee; but it seems that tn
proper authority to judge and settle question:
OF TINS nature has otherwise determined. i
may be seen by reference to decision of a.
circuit Court of the United States. holden
Boston, In October 1926; Willard Earl u
Elasfta Saaoyer; by which the said Earl hola
tne exclusive right ofethe application of ii
Circular Saao for the manufacture of Shingld
winch right was secured to him by patel
from the proper authority for granting al
same, IN the year of our Lord 1922 on
improved Single Mill of his own invented
ior the term of fourteen years. In cons
quence, therefore, of that decision. and an
junction laid on the subscriber by said Court
december last, not to make, vend or use.
mere, said Single Machines, he is driven
me necessity to request all persons who ha
purchased Machines of him, for their own,
MS security against future damages. not
use, any more, the said Machines without n
mlsslon or proper license from the said N
lard Earl
Printers in all the States are REQUESTED
'T'sert the ADORE for public infornaation.
H. JAMES SAWYER
1enaptefon, January Is, 1926
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Notice.
Worcester, IS. Jan. 10. 1926.
UAKEN on Execution. (hav-

Sc 'du' los 1870.
"AKEN on Execution. (hav-
Il ing been attached on mesne process.
and to be sold at Public Vendue, at the house
of Capt. Lyman Sibley, IAnholder in Barre. on
Thursday, the 10th day of February next at
TWO of the clock, P. Mall the Right in
Equity which LYMAN SIBLEY has 70 redeem
the following described mortgaged Real Es-
tate, situate near the Meeting House in said
Barre, viz.--about one-iourth of an acre of
Land, with part of Dwelling House and
Shed thereon; bounded northerlv, easterly.
and westerly by land of Samuel Gates. and
southerly BY the road leading to Templeton-
about half an acre, with a Barn and Shed
thereon; bounded northerly by said Road.
southerly by the Barre Turnpike and the
School-House Lot, westerly by the Common
and Land set off to the Widow Nabby Eaton
for her dover, eastwardly by Land of Seth
Lee and said Widows dower-and above eight
acres of Land, situate near the above; bound
ed northerly by said Widows dover and the
north line of said Turnpike and Land of Ed
ward Winslow, westerly by Land of Moses
Kendall and Eleazer James, southerly by Land
of said James, eastwardly by Land of Samuel
Gates and Edward Winslow.
SETH HOLDEN, d. Sheriff.
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Notice as hereby G,ven,

FESHAT the Subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Administrator on the
Estate OF JONAH PERRY, late OF Spencer, in
tne county OF Worcester, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds
as u tne Jaw directs Az persons indebted to said
Estate, are hereby called upon to make immedi.
ate payment and all those to whom said Estate
Is indebted, are requested to exhibit their de.
mands for settlement.
January Is, 1896.
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In Holden on the 5th inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Bard~eil, Mr.. Oliver Blake TO Miss Laura
Hubbard.
In Bolton, Mr.. George II. Cunningham, Of
Boston, TO Miss Mary Ann Woodbury.. of B.
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Worcester, SIS. Janulry II. 1895.
A TTACHED on mcsne ,ro

"a AC6 Eli on mesne pro-
~ cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold at Public Auction, on the premises, ON
Friday, the seventeenth day of February next,
at one o'clock, P. Mall the Right in EQUITY
which Asa LYON has to redeem his mortgag
ed Real Estate, on which he now lives, with
the Buildings thereon, situated in the east
part of Huhbardston.
LUTHER CLIFFORD, ID. Sheriff.
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The Rev. Royal Washburn was installed
over the First Church and Society in Amherst,
on Wednesday, jar. a. Sermon by Rev.
Professor Stuart, of the Theological Seminary,
Andover.
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vt We must request our correspondents to
exercise little patience. .4cademicus and
Delta will have hearing soon. Several 9th
er communications will be taken in course.
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Worcester, SIS. January 10. 1925
NNAKEN on Executions. (bav.

n ing been previously attached on mesne
process) and will be sold at Public Vendue. at
the Inn of George Chase, in Leominster. on
Saturday, the eleventh day of February next.
at o'clock, P. Mall the Right in EQUITY
which WILLIAM P. THURSTON has to re.
deem his mortgaged Real Estate, to wit-one
undivided fourth part of the Farm where the
widow Jer'tsha ThurstOn now lives, in said
Leomnster, and subject to the right of dover
of said Jerusha. Also, one Wall Pew, No.
SO, on the lower floor in the Rev. Mr.. Commits
Meeting House, in said Leominster.
MICAH R. BALL, ID. Sheriff.
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Mr.. Joshua Barrett was ordained or
Wednesday last over the Second Congrega.
tional Church and Society in Plymouth, Cal
Monument Ponds.) Sermon by the Rev.
Enoch Pratt, of Barnstable.
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Worcester, IS.
IS. Jan. 10. 1905
THNAKEN on Execution. (tbe

II same having been previously attached
on mesne process,) and will be sold at Public
Auction, at the house of Fitch Winchester.
lnnholder in scarborough, on Monday, the
twentieth day of February next, at two o.
clock, r: Mall the Right in Equity MO-
SEQ BREWER hath to redeem about twelve
acres OF Land, with part of Barn thereon.
situated in scarborough, near the house
where the said Brewer now lives, and is
bounded by land of Abigail Stow, Sally Stow,
William Stow, Lydia Pierce, and County
Road. FRANCIS B. FAY, d. Sheriff.
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BostOn, Dec. l6, 1926.
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P The Inhabitants of Won

cEsTER are particularly requested to meet
at c.. Stockrelps Inn, to morrow evening. At
6 O'clock, to consider the expediency of a.
doptins measures for taking Census of said
Town. Ian OF
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Worcester, IS. Jan. ID. 1905
FHNAkEN on several Execu-

m tons, (the same having been previous
~ attached on mesne process,) and will be
sold at Public Auction, on the Premises, on
Saturday, the 18th of February next, at Q
o'clock, +. Nall the Right in Equity
which DAVID COWEE has TO redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate on which he now
lives, situated near the new Meeting House
Ia Ia westminster, adjoining Land of Charles
Taylor, Samuel Mosman, and others.
EBENEZER JONES, d. Sheriff.
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Editors getting up.-A. S. Wilmington,
proprietor of the Charleston Courier,
has been elected a member of the
House ofRepresentatives of South Car
olina. Mr.. Crafts, editor of the same
paper, is member of the Senate.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17
DIED,

IN he county o! Charles Civ ON the l2tl al Octoel
last Miss MARTHA ANN RoANE in tie i7t. year Of her
age.
AGi they have laid ti.ee IN tiy narrow eel!
Maid n ile teauteous brow. for the coli clav
Fo'e thy Bridegroom, a.! the eternal dav
Wien the loud trump its Judgment peal shall swell.
80 be it-w:hat HE Almighty ,nun,s is well
Bot who that thine ey IS ieit elances play
Thy cheeks fine fush that mo, Nd the bloom Of MAY
;" iaie--con'd dean ~! deaths d>>oyius spell:
10 rupture Love had sune-"ih bis ,iu hour
Soon will lead along win. lIyn,cI's train,
To bless the Flushing virgin a,r, the swain
AMI HOPE Believed and lighted up her bower.
Sudden ti'e scene was c!nuged-the radnnt fowpr
Sunk its sweet head, and loves glad song was vain
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17
THE ORIGIN OF THE JAyIssARIrs

when AmuraL /. had made successful Eruption
INTO Tie provinces Tie Danube, lie was advised TO
incorporate body ohis youthful captiyes into his army
instead OF looking for new recruits 10 the original
OF Tvs tribe 'FIhc advice fOlIowed,D saws Mr..
Gboon, "te cdIci was proclaimed. many thouSands of
European capyes educated in religion ard arms
aai tho new Gfliiia COnsecrated aud named by
celebrated Dervish. Standing in the front of their
ranks he stretched the sleeve ofs gown the head
Of the foremost soldier, and his blessing was delivered
IN these words "Le them be called JaDissares, Yct-
GStcy soldiers; may their cOuntenauce be ever
bright; their hands victorious their swords keen.-
May their spear always hang the beads of their en-
euies, and ghcresucyer they go, may they with
these naughty trCOps-thC terror Of the nations and
sometimes of the Sultans uicinsevcs.n For two hun
bred years namely, from the end of the 4U TO that of
the 10th century, The force thus obtained By incorpora-
ting in tie Mussuinan army the fifth OF Christian cap
tive youths, and the tenth n the youths Of the conquer
ed villages, with tie slaves OF be Sultan composed the
flower of the Turkish armies and long the first
Suans ruled their nations from the hearts Of the camps
and declared ticr DEGREES from The Imperia stirrupn
their obedience secured, and there
hitter instrument of war and conquest. WHEN the So
vcTegn5 Of Europe had Standing armies Injured
10 discipline and possessed of experience there
was no concert among tie powets- and when CoDsc
gueDtiy they could carry great combined opera
tonstbc force Of body Of troops like the Jani6ssre
who added tie discipline and perieuCe veterans 10
the obedience of favored slaves, and burning enthus
asrn of new converts irresistible. ~ this period
accOrdDgly all the great successes Of the Turkish army
were gained But when TIC Suilans began TO prefer
the pleasures Of Incidence 10 the visions Of ambition
and exchanged the tolls OF the camp for the debsuchc
es of the baram TIC discipline Of the corps rclax ed and
20 the enemies Of Government great variety Of
cnps have since been mJde 10 suppress IT, and ID thess
attempts both Suaus, GraDl Vsers, apd inferior Mi
,e.s lave Lccl ccSos.d o.. I2ss-cre- Tic LCnscc
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U3i.t. i.lslIy.
EXccntor's Sale

HI he sold public auction, Tuesday, the .dh
December "eNt, if fair, otherwise meAI fair ,!my
AZ '"e plantation called Union Hall, in Ahenn county
about twelve Slaves consisting OF men, and Gill
dfen, aud all The other personal Benjamin Ovef
dec g. at the sad plantation, CONSISTING Iouseo!d and
Aiicheh inritie ranta iin Utensils horses sheep
cattle, hogs. &c.For all over ten dollars twrlv.
months 4edi VIII DC given, and bonds with approved Sc
cuIity rrq"iIed-undcr tia sum cash.
AT the same time aud place, about Slaves will be
hired OCT, and ibe Plantation ION which about srvcn,
bushels 8" wheat have hcen seccd) will enttd for the
ensuing year BENIN BRANtA
Nov. l., 1876. Executor of b. Oliver, dee a.
~ b. amongst the articles 10 he sold the follow
VIZ; copper still of about % gallons. four beds,
IA siiebOard, &C. wtt