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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

Capt. Noyes, has just closed his Sec
ond course Of lessons, in the art Of
penmanship, and We are requested by
bis scholars 10 state that the satisfaction
given was very general. We do this
more readily, because, having witness
ed the Improvement made by his pupils,
we believe he merits it at our hands.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

The Court Of Common Pfeas, for
this couaty will commence its summer
term at Bristol, on Monday next
Whether the gentlemen of the bar will
feel disposed to do any business this
term, or whether they will, as usual,
say to the court, $50 your way. until
more convenient season. tits impos.
sible for US to tell. 1t is, q thing, moi
very creGtable 10 our courts, that law
yers, without the shadow Of an excuse,
wander from the course ofsthe docket
Tor even hold the court in session fol
a week, without determining which
cause to try, while man having ,
suit there, 10 holding himself in readi
pess for Q trial at a very heavy ex
peace. What, in the name Of Heaves
d. the Judges sit on the Bench for
They exleaod no law, for they know
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

10y may the devil bonp your fathers
nose. [his scissors were making the
desired alterations during all this time
and your own-."I have done the
business for your fathers sen'itive
member and be d----dto him" said
be displaying between his thsmb and fin.
The identical profile, which his impa-
tience had rendered entirely noseless.
This accident was no small relief to "
for the sprighuy little gentleman. shosl-
dered his apparatus. shook his legs af.
ter the manner of a half pigeon-wing,
and followed the lad home to do better
Justice TO his fathers Roman nose.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

A paragraph is going the rounds Of
the papers. with regard to the natural
instinct of plapts, which a correspon-
dent, well vcrsed 10 the culture Of pole
beans and gourds, desires us to con.
trndict stating the fact, thrt no
plant whatever. will climb a pole or
string, unless the same be first rubbed
with oil from B'Ss jays forehead.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-20
Notice.
the Subscribers. having

XETE the Subscribers, having
w been appointed, by ;hs Hon. Nathan
iel Paine, Judge Of Probate fsr the County OF
Worcester, TO rece i've and examine the claims
of the Creditors TO the Estate of CALVIN
BUSH, late of Bolton, in said County, deceas-
ed, represented insolvent, do hereby give no
ticc-that Six Months from the sixth day o!
September inst. are allowed to said Cree Sors
10 bring in and prove their claims, and ti,st
we shall attend that service at the house Of
.4nlOry Holman, Cd, Innholder, in said Bolton
on the second Mondays in October, Deem
her and February next, from three 10 SIX
O'Clock in the afternoon, on each of said
days.
NATHANIEL LoNGLEY, JR. J ro,,,,,,
AMORY HOLMAN, Cd, I"'''"" s.
Bolton, Sept. IL, 1925.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-20

having furnished said prisoner with a
quantity of them, and other facts which
led TO his arrest and conviction. In con-
sequence of this information, Mr.. Eaton
went TO Boston, procured complaint 10
be made in the Police Court, and three
Constables 10 be sent 70 arrest the delin-
quent, in which Mr.. Eaton assisted
These facts show who is Justly entitled
to "great praise" in this affair.
YecmGn.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-20
For the Massachusetts Spy.
.MILIT.4RY.

The Wcstborough Light Infantry, under
The command of Capt. Abijah Stone, passed
through this town on Monday last, on an ex-
cursion Of Camp Duty. The company pitch
ed thtir tents on the common about noon
Although the day was wet and lowering, still
the company marched through Maine Street
twice, performing on their march a great va
riety of evcutions, and attracting the atten-
tion and admiration of the Inhabitants. At
5 O'clock, P. M. they struck their tents and
proceeded to Bcylston, where they intended
TO encamp for the night.
We apprehend we are not derogating from
the character Of the best disciplined lndepend
ent companies in this Commonwealth, when
we say, that, for correctness in discipline, ease
and grace in performing the various company
evolutions, for elegance in appearance and
richness in dress, this corps is seldom equaled,
and perhaps not surpassed.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept. IL, $40
To the WidoD and Heirs Of AnIATHER
FAXES, iase Of rempleton, IN said Countp.
deceased aad 70 az oilers concerned IN he
Esfalc Of sad deceased, GREErIxG.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear (n
you see ft) at the Court Of Probate 10 be
holden at Templeton,.in said County, on The third
Tuesday in October next. at one of the clock af
ter noon, TO show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration Of said Estate should not be allow
ed apd you will he heard thereon
TIlE0PHs, WHEELER. Req
By or0Ier Of the Ion. Judge
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The amount of goods insured from Gre by
one bookselling firm in London is not less Thar,
one million three hundred thousand dollars.
MesTs. Whitaker, booksellers, paid for the
yeai 1925, $25, 000 for their newspaper adj
vertisements. We should like a few such
advertising customers.
letter from Lancaster, n. Fl. in giving an
account of the late Calamity at the White
Mountains, mentions, 6 that Mr.. Willey's dog.
after leaving the house with the unfortunate
family, returned 10 it, and preserved his life.
lie>was much bruised, but assisted in finding
the bodies Of the family which were discover
ed.n
The Concord Patriot says, we learn that
the hodies of the oldest and youngest children
of Mr.. Wiley have since been found near
where the others were discovered
Garesche's Powder Mills on the Brandy
wine have been blown up. The shock was
felt at Frenchtown, twenty-on miles distant.
One man was injured.
drought al The WeSL-A gentleman who
has lately been travelling through the western
part OF New-York, informs that the drought
there IS great beyond parallel, and there is
much suffering in consequence He also
states that apples are more abundant in that
section OF the country, than they have been
tor many years past. They are rotting on the
ground, because the owners cannot make use
of them.
Dreadful Death.-A farmer of Thorout, in
Flanders, was following a swarm Of bees in
me neat oil the day; at length seeing the
bees hanging on branch of an ash, he pre-
Sented HE Ii1U to her.A hIIt la-4,1nafoly
queen bee took her station en- his face, and in
moment the whole of the bees followed
their sovereign, and the unfortunate man was
overwhelmed by this cruel species Of attack
In a quarter Of an hour he was dead per-
son who was with him, to assist him 10 the op-
GRAFTON, ran away from him.
Ready Money Pafriohsm.-It is asserted,
and not contradicted, that Lord Cocbrane,
demanded 30rc00f as pay for his services in
the Greek Campaign, and that he is to re-
ceive this enormous sum by instruments.
Maine Eiection.-By the returns o. votes
given in late General Election in Maine, as
far as recei we'd, it appears, that the Hon.
ENocH LINCOLN, (5rother of the Governor of
this State,) will be nearly unanimously elect
ed Governor.
patent Cast Steel Bell, weighing SO
pounds, has been erected in aoelirey, and
may DC heard from three to four miles. An
other of 100 pounds, it is said will shortly
be exhibited.
Mr.. Secretary Clay has arrived at the Sui
ptur Springs in Virginia. on his way 10 Wash
ington, via Monticello and Montpelier, in
improved health. The citizens of Greenbrier
Co. gave him welcome by a public dinner.
He was received, says the National lnieitJ-
gencsr, with the greatest enthusiasm, and de-
livered speech on the occasion of considera-
BILE length.
Mr.. P. P. Barbour, formerly Speaker of The
Houae of Representatives, and brother to the
Secretary at War, has been nominated by a
meeting held in Virginia, as Candidate for
the United States Senate, in opposition to Mr.
John Randolph, Of Roanoke.
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GUorcester:
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1926.

EUROPEAN APFAIRs.--in our mail columns
will be found some speculations, from Lon
don paper, relating 10 the course which the
British Cabinet have determined TO take IN
relation to the affairs of Greece and Spain
Thatit may have been determined to use their
influence, to bring about such arrangements
as are there spoken of, we think not unlikely,
yet as they have invariably avowed deter
mination 10 maintain neutral ground, it is not
probable that any coerciye measures will be
adopted to carry them into effect. 1t so, from
the knowledge we have of the character
o-of the Turkish Government, we cannot an
sicipate any very favorable effect from such
anterference as the British Government may De
aikely to make in favor Of the Greeks. The
disposition which has been uniformly mani
tested by Ferdinand, holds forth no better
promise to the Spaniards. II is not to be sup
posed, after the expense Of treasure and sac
rifce Of lives, occasioned by war, waged TO
put down liberal Institutions in Spain, that
when they are suppressed they should again
be restored without "a struggle.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-20

- " Honor TO 1chom honor" is due.-On
Saturday last .Ncrk WinSlop, convicted
in the Boston Municipal Court Of having
in bis possession counterfeit bank bill,
with the fraudulent intention 10 pass il
as genuine; and also Of having in his
possession 35 pieces Of paper, designed
for forging other bills, was sentenced TO
suffer fifteen days solitary confinement,
and six years hard labor in the State
Prison. The Daily Advertiser adds
(" Great praise Is due TO our Police, for de-
tecting and bringing TO punishment this
individual, who has for many years been
at the head of the gang of counterfeit
ers who iniest the country, and till the
present time has nearly succeeded to
cvade the public JUSTICE
The i" praise" in this case happens
TO be principally due, not to the Police
of Boston, but TO the vigilance and ac-
tiyity Of two of g OUR" executive Off
GERS, Hon. William Eaton, and Mr.. Attor-
ney Merrick who learned from pris-
oner in this town certain facts concern
ing Winslow, such as where he lived,
his being engaged in counterfeitipg,
where he kept his. spurious bills, his
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-20

Worcester IS. Probate Office, Sept. 6, 1896.
TO he Creditors and Heirs of ENocH BRowN.
Iafe Of Lunenhurg, IN said County. deceas
ed, and 10 all others concerned in the Estate
Of said deceased, GREETING
YOU are hereby cited 10 appear (if
you see fly at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, in said County, the
first Tuesday in November next. al Que of the
clock. after noon, to show cause why the FUR
Their account of the Administration Of said Es-
tate should not be allowed. and further Divi
dend made to the Creditors. whose claims have
been allowed and you will be heard thereon.
NArTL PAINE, J. Probate.
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Die0..

In Winchendon, on the Cd inst. Oscar Alex
ander, only child of Lieut.. Luke and Zelda
Z. Haywood, aged l year and eighteen days. ,
10 Lancaster, the 9Th inst. after long and
painful sickness, Mrs. Abigail Damon, wife of
Mr.. Samuel Damon Printers in Nei0- York,
w-HdnysItife. and Ternlont are requested
10 dnscrt his DEATH.
In Millbury, on the 10Th inst. at Mr. Rufus
Barton's, Maj. Robert Goddard, of Maine,
aged 60.
In Templeton, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Mary
Bryant, wife of Mr.. Nathan Bryant, aged sc.
In Upton, on the 18th inst Widow Hannah
Newton, relict OF 1'yrus Newton, late of Up
ton, aged IS.
In Dudley, on the Isl inst. Samuel Foster
Amidon, son of Mr.. Rufus Amidon, aged
year and / / months. Printers IN Connecticut
are requested 10 insert thiS death.
Ia New York, Hon. w. 7. Van Ness, u. S.
District Judge for the Southern District of
New York, aged 30.
In Mobile, OF yellow fever, on the 9th nit.
Jesse Tolman, OF Mass. aged SO.
On the 1lh Mrs. Caroline Warren, also Of
Massachusetts.
In Lexington 9th inst Mr. Joshua Reed.
aged 20. lie was one of the little band Of
Patriots who met HIS country's enemy in that
place on the morHlhs of the ever memorable
l9h Of April, 1875.
III Boston, Russell Sturgis, Esq aged 70
At sea, George w. Sturgis, Esq. soa of the
above.
In Providence, on The 10lh inst. Cato
Greene, a man Of colour, aged l02-a revo-
lutonary soldier, and pensioper.
la Milford, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Elijah
Thayer, aged 80.
liz Londonderry, N. II. on the 10Th inst
Gen. E. II. Derby, aged go. lie was ma
live of Salem, in this State; gentleman
extensively knowa and universally esteemed
for his honorable principles, his generous feel
ings, and private virtues.
In Greenland, N. Ii. Eliphalet Pearson,
Ill. d. aged II. He was graduated at Ilar
ward College in I773. He exceiled as phi
lological scholar, and was acquainted not on
ly with the Greek and Latin, hut with the
Hebrew, Syriac and Arabic languages.
In Buffalo, N. Y. William Congdon, former
ly of Leicester, aged 81.
AZ Doorlee Dapoor, on the Goth Of March
last, Rev. Gordon Hall, of the Bombay Mis-
sion. He was seized with the cholera, aud
died in less than "a hours. Mr.. Hall went
from the United States in 1912. His wife, an
English lady, is now in this country with their
only child.
At Jerusalem, Jan. 25, DR.. Edward Dalton,
slkilful physician, and an ardent and devoted
missionary. He was under the patronage of
the London Jews Society.
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@1rr6f0,

In Concord, on Thursday last, Mr.. Augustus
Cowdin, of Worcester, to Miss Sarah Chiids.
the Rev. Joseph BTuenscher, Mr.. James Plat,
TO Miss Mary Aun Wildly, all Of Leicester.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-20
Agricultural Society.
7ENHE Members of the Woy

IN cester agricultural Society are hereby
notified, that stated semi-annual Meeting Of
said Society will be holden at Thomas Coffee.
House in Worcester, on Thursday, the 9Th day
Of October next, at II O'Clock, 4. NJ for the
transaction of business.
The Trustees Of The Society are reminded,
that a meeting Of The Board stands adjourned
10 Tuesday, The 1OM Of October, s O'clock.
p. NJ nj lie Probate Office.
WILLIAM d. WHEELER, Rec. Sec'y.
Worcester, Sept. 90, 1926.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Sept. 3, 1896.
To The Vido,r and Hers Of LUTHER BowK-
ER, late of Wnchendon, ~ said County
deceased, and 10 all others concerned az az
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to appear Gfyo'
a see ft) at the Court Of Probate TO be holde'
at Templeton, in said County, on the thlI'
TUESDAY in October next, ut ten of the clock, BE-
fore noon, to show cause why License shoul no,
be granted. 10 sell and convey SO much OF sac
sleceascd's Real Estate as will raise SO-4,
n cents for the pay meat of debts aud charges
and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg
by order Of The Hon. Jndse.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept. 6, $40
To The Hears of PArIENcE BARNES, tais. ~
North Brookield, "a sad Couaty, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned a.l The ESTATE
Of sad deceased. GREETlNo.
YOU are hereby cited 10 appear G.;
you sse fit at the Court OF Probate to be
holden at Brook6eld, in said Comfy, on the
foarth TUESDAY IN ctobcr next, at ten Of thc
clock before noon to show cause why the in-
strument. which purports 20 be the lass Nill and
Testament of sad dece ascd should not be ap'
proved and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. PROB.
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Farm for Sale.
TO be Sold g, at public Auc.

TO De Sold, at public Auc-
n tioB, on Thursday, the 9TH d,y.ef Oc-
tooer next, at IL O'Clock, P. M. Farm stus.
led about two miles south of the soutb-Churci,
IN brookieId, on the road to Slurbridoe con,
tanning two hundred acres OF first rate Land
wei divided into Moving, Pasturine and Til.
lage Land-a large proportion Of excellent
iimoer, and more than two thousand Cori.,
OF wood, with suitable and convenient bu;ld-
'ngs: said Farm is well worthy the attention
OF Manufacturing Companies, whoarc want
ing timber for building, or is well Calculated
ior an extensive Farm. The premises NAV
De viewed any time previous to sale. and aDy
information given by the Subscriber.
Terms made known at the time and nl,e~
OF sale, and possession given the first of anr;,
he1 &c. JOSEPH RICE.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept. s, iS26.
Toth S'tdo,C, Creditors, and Hears Of IiEN-
Ry PnAYER, late Of Mendou, an sad Coun-
ty, deceased. and 10 all others concerned in
The Estate of said deceased, GREETING.
you are hereby cited TO appear, Gf
you sec iit) at the Court OF Probate to be hold.
en- at Uxbrllge, in said County, on the fourth
Tuesday in November next, at one OF the clock,
after noon, 70 show cause why the Account
of the Administration of the Estate OF said de-
ces sed should not be allowed and the balance Of
Estate decreed to the Creditors, whose claims
have been allowed and reported; and YOU
viii be Heard thereon.
NATHb PAINE, J. Probate
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, sept Ia. 1896.
TO HE Heirsof ABiJAn SMITH. late Of Stur-
bridge, an SAID County, deceased, and 10 all
others concerned in HE Estate of sad deceas-
ed, GREETrNG.
XOU are hereby cited TO appear (H' you
= see fit) at the Court OF Probate to be holden at
Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
in October next, at ten of the clock. before poon,
to show cause why the Instrument which pur-
ports to be the last VIII ami Testament Of said
deceased should not be approved; and you will
be heard thereon
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
Bv order Of the Hon. Judge.
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Law Office.

WNl4E Subscribers have enter
a ed into Copartnership, for the transac.
tol Of such professional business as may be
conhded to them, at their Office opposite the
centre Meeting House.
PLINY MERRICK,
RICHARD H.VOSE.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1895.
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TASR will be paid for Cider
" delivered at the Worcester Dis!iliery,
by ID. HAYWOOD & Co.
Sept. 90, 1896
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w anted,

A N active young man, from
~ Ia 30 l8 years of age, to attend in a
Store. ISAAC SOUTHGATE & Co.
Leicester, Sept. Is, 1926.
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NIIIEITARW GOODS

English and French Epauletts, Wings,
Plated Solid Scab- Laces, Tassels;
bard Cut & Thrust, Vulture Plumes and
Swords Feathers OF all Col
Git & Plated Mount ours and Lengths
ca do. Brsids, Stars;
ArtillAry and Cavalry Rozetts;
do. silk and Worsted
Sword Belts; sashes;
Holster aud Pocket Sword Chains and
Pistols. Rings,
Rel, plates. Gilt aud Plated Ia
CAV do. s'es
Gag Chains C1l.. an. 49, Co. ~"
Ball B Ntons; Wors.eo anu 0''o-
stamp:> do. Of vari- do;
Gus PaLt.Htns;
Caps ftn shed 4, short notice for
Companies or l. 'tYiduais.
Any of the aboge articles may be obtained
in large or small quantities, at the Store near
~ opposite the Worcester Coffee House, at as
Loac prices, and on as favorable terms, as at
any other Store in the City or County.
y. & w. KEITH.
Worcester. july 5, 1896. tt
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept. G. 1926
To the WidoC and Heirs of ADAM JoNEs IL
ISAAC LAMB, both late Of Templeton, an SAID
County deceased, and 10 all others concern
ed in the Es:atc Of Sdid deceased,
~ GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
pear Git you see fit) at the Court Of Pro.
bate TO be holden at remplet1n, in said County,
on the third Tuesday in October next, at ten Of
the clock, before noon, to show cause why the
Accounts Of the Administration of said Estate
should net be allowed and you will be heard
thereon, NATHL. PAINE, J. PROB.
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III AVE received, by the late
II arrivals from London and Liverpool, a
prime assortment of Fall Goods. consistino Of
Black & Slate Worst White {, Brown lin
ed Hosiery; ems:
Norway Doe, Beaver, India BSbk. Mu,l and
DUCK; nexham tan Jaconet Muslns;
. anu Niu Gloves; "A and Ga Cambrics;
Dundie and Pound Imitation Cambrics
rms Britannia and Light
ianlke's-bockings-- Checked Rdkls;
aia,ns-kerseys, & Elegant Fall Prints;
Paddings; Colour'd Cambr;cs.
Tartan Plaids; sc. sc. sc.
For sale, at No. II. Wa,er-street. on e-
vora6le terms, for Cash or approved Credit.
Country Merchants are invited to call.
Boston, Sept. II, 1926. epis6w
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~ CATTLE SHow.--As an OMISSION &C.
Cured last week in that part Of the notice OF
the Committee of Arrangements which related
to the tune Of making the entries, We think
proper to repeat that the entries Of manulac-
tured articles must be made, and the articles
delivered TO the persons appointed to receive
them, before IL O'Clock of the morning and
cattle must be entered before O'Clock Of the
evening preceding the day Of exhibition.
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We have published in our paper OF this
,iav, some account of the great sale OF domes-
tic Goods at Boston, under the patronage oil
the New-EngIand Society, for promoting Man
nfactures and the Mechanic Arts. 1t is said
that the display was such as exceeded the
expectation, even Of those who were best ac-
uuanted with our manufacturing resources,
and that the abundance of manufactured ar
tices, their variety, and the perfection of the
workmanship were such as reflected high
credit on the enterprise and skill of the labri-
Gators. The articles consisted Of Woollen
and Cotton goods Of various kinds and guam
iiiies-broadcloihs cassimeres, nannels, sat
incts; cotton shirtings and sheetings plaids,
prints, ginghams and calicoes; household fur
niture and cabinet work of great variety
plain, cut, and Ggured glass of all kinds, some
very elegant, great quantities Of leather, boots
and shoes; and large lots Of merno and COM
mon wool. The sales were made at fair pric-
es. Many merchants bought their stocks
who have heretofore been in the habit of i'm
porting their goods, and large quantities were
sold for expectation. The amount of sales
probably exceeded half a million IF dollars.