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D(en,

In this town, on the 30th ult. Mrs. Buah
Clements, wife of Mr.. Moses Clements. and
daughter of Deac. William Trowbridge, aged
3S. The deceased was an amiable compan-
ion, fond mother, sincere friend, and we nav
add an exemplary Christian and, in an en-
inent degree, her patience, cheerfNlness, and
hope of blessed Immortality, were conspicu-
Gus to her last moments. Printers in Penn,
and Buffalo, N. Y. are requested 10 dusert this
death. fCoMMUNIcATED.
In Shrewsbury, Mr.. George Slocumb, aged
"a.
In Leicester, on the 10th inst. Mrs. Mary
Brown, wife Of Mr.. Alpheus Brown, aged IS.
Printers IN Net0- York and Tern,ont are re-
queSted 10 insert this death.
In Spencer, Capt. Otis Watson, aged SO.
In Hubbardston, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Am
herst Colman, aged SO.
In Hard wick, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Doro.
thy Rice, wife of Col. Stephen Rice, aged SO.
In Stow, Capt. Isaac Miles, aged SO.
In Boylston, on the 10th ult. Mr.. Thomas
Vermont, and Maine are requested to i,,serl
his death.
In Rutland, on the 18th ult. of the quinsy.
Joel, son of Mr.. Charles T. Fay, aged IL
months.
In Princeton, Sept. 10, Julia-Ann, aged A.
Oct. 2, Lucy, aged 2-Oct. 3, Abigail, aged
3 years-children Of Mr.. Samuel Randall.
In Athol, on the 30th inst. suddenly, Mr.,
Josiah Twichell, aged SO years. Printers IN
Vermont are requested 10 insert This death.
In Oxford, on the 9Th inst. widow Mary
Brown, aged 80. Printers an Nep. York
Vermont and Maine, are requested 10 insert thu.
death.
In Townsh-nd, Vt. on the god ult. Simon
r. Tyler, aged years, eldest son of Joseph
Tyler, formerly of Uxbridge.
In Dublin, N. II. Sept. IL widow Anna
Jones, aged 10.
Ia New Bedford, MIR. William B. Rotch,
son of Benjamin Rotch, Esq. of England.
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the Judges Of the Supreme Judicial Court,
and Thomas G. Fessenden, Editor of the
.NeO-Engldnd Farmer, were admitted honorary
members Of the Worcester County Agricultu-
raj Society on the 18th inst.
WooLLEN MANUFACTUREs.--Th great
and increasing depression under which this
branch of domestic industry is laboring, and
which, unless relieved, must ere long crush it
entirely, calls loudly for an expression of
public sentiment, in favour of such relief, a 6
it is in the power of Congress to bestow.
The question nowis, not merely whether the
crount vested in these establishments shall be
sacrificed, but whether the home market
which they furnish for so much of our produce
shall also be lost, and the hands which they
employ changed from consumers to cultivators,
thereby increasing the quantity and reducing
the price of produce in the market, at the
same time that they diminish the demand for
il. The experience of years past has fully
demonstrated that, under ordinary circumstan-
ces, woollen goods can be manufactured here
cheaper than they can be imported. The re-
lief now asked is for protection against the
competition of a starving population, in En-
gland, who will work for the most trihing pitt
lance, and of an overstocked foreign market.
If that protection is not granted, we shall not
only suffer present loss, in the value of our
establishments, but when the present depres-
sion in England shall have passed away, we
shall be taxed, in the advanced price of i'm
ported goods, far more than all that can be
gained by the present reduction. Shall not,
then, liberal. generous, nay Just policy,
be extended to the Manufacturers-not for
their sake merely, but for the benefit of every
portion of the community.
The time, we are happy to say, is past,
when manufacturers were looked upon with
a Jealous eye, and when their interests were
considered hostile 10 those Of other classes.
Herein has been witnessed the triumph of ex-
perience over the prejudices of the iIlberal,
and the fears of the timid. Agriculture, COM
merce, and manufactures, are now looked up
on as coordinate, mutually giving benefits 10,
and receiving them from, each other. On the
success of each, that of the others materially
depends, and to the due encouragement of
them all, we are to look for the promotion of
our national prosperity.
This change in public sentiment has been
very general, and its effects will be witnessed
when the subject OF additional encourage
ment to the woollen manufacture shall he
brough: before Congress. Talents of the first
order, which have heretofore been considered
as opposed to the principle of the tariff bill,
will be found enlisted in favor of this measure.
On this point we speak advisedly, and time
will shew the truth OF our assertion.
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Drunkemness.-The Newport Specta-
tor, in referring to Mr.. Loiseau's curing
Drunkards, says, d" We know man in
this county who is periodically cured by
his wife, as often as about once in six
weeks. When the fits come on, she
puts an emetic into his dram, which eff
fects cure for the time; and, in order
to remove temptation out of his way,
she drinks up the rum herseyf"
The women long at men Of drink exclaimed,
And what impair both sense and virtue bland ,
At length, 10 rescue man, the generous lass,
Stole from her consort the pernicious glass
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R.ANK BILLS.

As there are Bills of many Banks in circu-
lation, which are not current, we have COM
piled the following list of broken Banks, for
the benefit OF such as have not other means
OF guarding against imposition. We have in
cluded the names of some Banks which failed
many years since, as we occasionally see Bills
of them offered.
VERMONT.
Vermont State Bank-broxen.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
Hillsborough Bank-broken,
Concord, (Sparhawk Cashier charter ex-
PRED.
MAINE.
Pcnobscot Bank,
Hallowell and Augusta.
Kennebeck, (Hallowcll,)
Wiscasset,
Castine,
Passamaquoddy, (Eastport.)
MASSACHUSETTS.
Pittsfeld Bank.
RHODE-ISLAND.
Farmers Exchange Bank, (Gloucester.)
CONNECTICUT.
Eagle Bank, (New-H aven,)
Derby Bank.
NETWORK.
Platts6ursb Bank,
Hudson,
Greene County, (Catskill,)
Jacob Barker's Exchange Bank, IS pr ct.dis
NEW-JERSEY.
State Bank at Trenton,
Jersey Bank at Jersey City,
Protection and Lombard at do.
Franklin do. at do.
Salem Banking Company.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.

Worcester, IS. Supreme Judicial Court, at
Worcester, October Term, A. d. 1926.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered,
That the said Petitioner notify all persons in
terested therein, to appear before this Court,
at Term thereof to be holden at Boston,
within aud for the county of Suffolk, on the
second Tuesday of November next, by pub.
fishing an attested copy of said Petition and
this Order thereon, in the Massachusetts Spy
and Worcester County Advertiser, th.eeweek'
successfully, the las, publication to be fourteen
days, at least, before the third day Of the cit
ting of SAID Court, that they may then ane
there shew cause, if any they have, why th'
prayer thereof should not be granted.
Attest, ABlJAH BIGELOW, Cters.
A copy Of the Petition and Order Of Cour
thereon.
| Attest, ABIJAH BIGELoW, Clerk.
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VIEW OF THE CoLLEGEs.-We present
below summary view of the number
OF graduates at sixteen of our Colleges.
IN different years. Although our LIST
embraces less than half of the Colleges
in our land, the number of graduates
which they annually send forth is prob
ably about two-thIrds of the whole.
On this supPosition, The young men who
complete course of public education
in the United States, may be stated at
about $50 annually. And as the number
OF graduates is to the whole number OF
students as one TO five nearly, the latter
may be estimated at not far from $3.50.
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~ POSTSCRIPT.

By last evenings mail, we learn that the
Administration Ticket for members of Con-
gress, in New-Jersey, has triuTphed over the
jackson ticket by a majority Of about 5000
votes. A large majority friendly to the Adj
min:stration has also been elected in both
branches of the Legislature.
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Auction.

VNILL be sold, at Public
w Auction, on Saturday, the 2lst inst.
at oae o'clock, P. NJ. at the house of Moses
Clements, in Worcester, a variety OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF
Beds, Bedding, one Bureau, Tables, Chairs,
Iron Ware, Brass-Kettles. sc. &c. &c.
Conditions made known at the time and
place of sale. WILLIAM EATON, .4t'c'r.
October 10, 1926,
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young men; and is often convenient for
father wishing to be relieved from the
burden OF supporting his son, TO allow
him in this manner to support himself.
Where such contract is entered into
without any fraud, for the advantage of
the son, on the principal of Common JUS
tice, and according to decided cases, The
son is entitled TO the profits of his own
labor. Saiem Goz
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JOurneYmen.

WANTED, Immediately, four
w Journeymen ShOenaakers, to make
Mems and Boys thin sewed or peg'd Shoes
sewed would be preferred. Also, thick
SHOES, RROGANs, sewed or peg'd, and
Women's and Misses sewed Leather SHOES,
Wanted, two smart active Boys, as
apprentices at the above business.
ARTEMAS FAY.
Scarborough, Oct. II, 1896.
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Notice.

ENHE Stockholders of the
N Leicester Bank are hereby notified,
that the third Instalmont of twenty-five per
cent. is payable on the lst Of November next.
J. A. SMITH, Cashier.
Leicester, oct. 10, 1895.
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WIIliaue ". Clapp, publisher of the Even
ing Gazette, has been tried before the Mu-
nicipal Court in Boston, for advertising tickets
contrary TO the late law of the Common
wealth. Verdict of the jury-GuaEy. The
defendant moYed for an arrest of judgment for
defect in the indictment, and the matter is yet
undecided.
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1PNOIICE.

Az adjourned Meeting of the Worcss.
Ter Mechanic association will be held this
evening, at } past 6, at HAYNES Hotel.
All the members are requested to attend.
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R1rrfen.

In London, on the 4th Of May last, Thomas
Robinson Williams, Esq. of Newport, R. I. to
Miss Caroline Smith, daughter Of the late Sam
uel Smith, Esq. of Alton Hants.
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MERRICK & LEE

Have received, by the late
IL arriv,ls from London and Liverpool, a
prime assortment of Fall Goods, consisting OF
Black & SAte Worst White & Brown Lin
ed Hosiery; ems;
Norway DIE, Beaver, India Book, Null and
Buck. Hexham tan Jaconet Muslins;
and XII Gloves; "A and Ga Cambrics;
Bundle and Pound Imitation Cambrics
Pins; Britannia and I.ighl.
Blanketj-Bockings-- Checked Hdkfs.;
Plain,-Kerseys, & Elegant Fall Prints
Paddiugs; Colour'd Cambrics
Tartan Plaids; sc. &c. &c.
For s;le, at No. II, Water-street, on ia
vorsble terms, for Cash or approved Credit.
Country Merchants are invited to call.
B@tOn, Sept. IL, 1926. epis6w
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RESPECTFULLY REPR EsENTs-

RESPECTFULLY REPR EsENTs-
JAMES FAY, of Westbor-
CD ough, in the County of Worcester, Guar
dian of Samuel Grout, of said Westborough,
an insane person, that the Real Estate of the
said Samuel has been appraised at the sum OF
two thousand seven hundred and ninety dol
lars, and the personal property at five hun
dred and eighiy-two dollars and seventy-eight
cents; and the debts against said Samuel's
Estate amount to one thousand FIVE hundred
and ten dollars and ninety cents, exceeding
the aggregate of personal property in the sum
of nine hundred and twenty-eight dollars and
twelve cents.
The said Samuel, by reason Of his mental
arrangement and enfeebled health, contrib
utes nothing to the support of himself or his
children, of which four are minors, under the
age of thirteen years; and there is little prob
ability said Samuel will again be restored to
the use Of his reason. The preseHt income OF
the Estate is insufficient to meet the current
expenses of taxes, the necessary maintenance
OF the family, and incidental charges. And as
your Petitioner verify believes, partial sale
would greatly iniure the residue of said Real
Estate, he, therefore, prays this Honorable
Court to license and authorize him TO make
sale of the whole of said Samuel CIRCUITS Real
Estate, (excepting a Pew in the Congregation
al Meeting house, and horse-shed near the
same,) to wit, the Homestead Farm. situate in
the westerly part of said Westborough and
partly in the town Of Grafton, containing, by
estimation, ninety-fve acres, and bounded
northerly and easterly by land of David Fay,
westerly by land of Benjamin Nurse, and
southerly by land of Isaiah Fairbanks and Mo
.es lockwood. Also, a lot of Meadow-land
! lying in the westerly part of said Westborough
known by the name of Charlestown Meadow
containing four acres.
Your Petitioner, therefore, prays this Hon
orable Court to grant him license to dispose
the aforementioned premises, for the purpose
aforesaid, in conformity to the laws OF thl
Commonwealth, in such cases made and pro
| Yided. AMEo a =
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Farmers, take notice.

GASH, and seventy-fve cents
" per bushel, will be paid at the Worces-
Ter Brewery, for good clean Barley, weighing
40 lbs. and upwards to the bushel.
September 8, 1926, istf .
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"Bldckstone" was received too late for thi
days paper. Several other communication.
are deferred for want of room.
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To the Honorable the Justices of the Su-
preme Judicial Court, begun and holden at
Worcester, cifhin and for the County of Wor-
cester, on the first Tuesday an October, a. d.
1926.
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LITERARY GAZETTE.
lust published, by BowLEs &

81 DEARBORN, Boston, & G. & C. CARvEL.
New York, the United States Revisw and Lit
srary Gasene-.No. l.
CONTENTS.
REvIEw.-The Diplomacy of the U. States :
Memoirs and PoetcsI Remains of the late Jane
Taylor; The Life and Times of Frederic Rev
nolds; the Greek Lexicon of Schreveus Eulo.
gies on Adams and Jefferson. MIscELLANY.-A
Border Tradition; The New-York Lyceum of
Natural History. ORIGINAL PoETRY.-Sonnet ;
Mary Magdalen The Jubilee. CRITICAL No
TIcEs.-Princt IS New-Englapd Chronology Ag.
ricuturaj Society of South Carolina Nicholson's
Mechanic and Machinist. INrELLIGENcE.--Quar.
ter!y List of New Publications; Humming Birds ;
Botany; Vegetable Life; Salmon in Ponds Posts;
Iceland; Russian Marine; Domes of Milan En-
glish Gardens; Georama Omography Whales
Bones dug up f; Calculating Machine; Death of
Infants in Russia; Books in Thibet; Bones OF
Extinct Races; Plants in Trenches Chinese
Advertisement; Discovery of Roman Town,
&c. Auricular Organs. New PUBLICATIONS.
Subscriptions received by c.. HARRIS.
Worcester, Oct. Is, 1926.
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Cheap Ne,O Goods
Just opening, at the Store of the WoL-
COLT WooLLEN MANUFACTURING CoM'Y.
-SOUTHBRTDGE-
A VERY GREAT ASSORTMENT OF Goons.
Ve1c Style, and eLegnnf Patterns -,;-

Valentia, Raw Silk, I Black and Strine,
Merino, and Cash Levaptine
mere Shawls and Crimson Mo- p1,,o
scars Slate, and .Gresr
4onS Ma Gloves, eros de Naples auC
DI and six Synchaw Silks, fol-
~ Uioves; Pelisses;
iTn Ma. Beaver, Stout American Prints
Buck-skin do. from 191 to on ca,ta
Black & Slate worst Der ward.
Gu nose Fine and good English
Habit Cloths & Trim do, at ID cts. ner yd !.
nings-cheap MISUNDERSTANDING
- idnneis-hattlnets; perial Cords-Pip-
Twill'd Dommet Lin ines. &c.
ems; Greeian Stripe Robes
Observation-Disclosures Scotch Plaids-
ing frints; Camblets--Caroline
Crapes-Garniture & PlaiJ:
zap ribbons; Choppas-Bandannas
Camorica-M uslins; Berkeley Cravats !;
Cheap Shaded Silks, Superior Suspenders:
for Dresses; SC. sc. &c.
Together with large stock of Do
neestte COttons and Woollens-whch will be
sold by the piece at the late Auction prices.
and by the yard at very small advance.
.4lso-New-Yor Hats Caps; Os-
trich Plumes; Shoes, SC.
The old Stock of Goods will be sold
at less than cost.
TAINTED,
1000 bushels of BARLEY. for
which Cash and the highest price will be paid.
if delivered previous to the 10th November,
October II, 1926. 3teow
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Hhite and Red Lead.
DELANO & WHITNEY.

No Is and 20, South Market Street,
A GENTS for selling the Phil
IA odelpbiG WHITE and RED LEAD,
also UHITE LEAD ground an oi1. They
warranl the above Lead equal to any other
manufactured in America, and will be sold,
togethr with large stock of
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFs, & MEDICINES,
atvery low prices for Cash or credit.
Bod,n, Oct. 10, 1926. 3m
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GROCERIES.
ST Croix and N. E. Rum;

St Croix and N. E. Rum;
Hollands Gin, and Brandy;
Columbia Whiskey;
S. Hadera, Port and Malaga Wines;
Mdasses; Lump and Brown Sugars;
Hypn, Hyson-Skn, Souchong, Young Hyson,
md Poachopg Teas;
Rio; Coffee; Nutmegs; Cloves;
Rains Pimento; Pepper; Pearlash; Cassia
Toacco; Bar Soap; Coarse and Fine Salt;
Cd Fish; Mackerel:
Spanish and American Cigars;
4f. Cd. Sd. 10d. and God. Cut Nails.
ALSO
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE.
WgceSter, Oct. q, 1926. 3wi
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Notice.

THIS is to forbid all persons
H. harboring or trusting my wife AsE-
METH, or either of Der children, as she has
left my bed and board and | will pay no
debts of her or their contracting after this
date. - --.
Thompson, (Con.) Sept. -, 1898.
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Worcester, ss. Oct. 8, 1926.
A TTACHED on mesne pro-

"a cess, taken On Execution, and will be-
sold at Public Vendue, at Daniel y. Haynes
Hotel, in Worcester, on Monday. the 18th day
of November next, at 2 o'clock, +. Mall
the Right in Equity which JONATHAN
WENTWORTH has TO redeem the mortgage
ed Real Estate on which he now lip@a, si.uat.,
cd in Worcester, and on Mechanic-Strcet.
DANIEL UPliAM, d. Shsef
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President Adams, Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin,
the Judges Of the Supreme Judicial Court,
and Thomas G. Fessenden, Editor of the
NsD-England Farmer, were admitted honorary
members OF the Worcester County Agricultu-
raj Society on the 18th inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-27
GENERAL. COIrRr

The General Couri adjourned on Thursday Even
ing. The following cases were decided during its
session.
The Commonwealth Us. Michael Quinng. A
case OF insolvency, arising under fine or anerce-
went tor misdemeaDor, adjourned from the Su-
perior Court Of Kanawha county.
The Commonwealth Us. The Justices Of IA
nawh1 county. case Of mando,nus, adjourned
fr0m the same Court
The Commonwealth Us. John ] Jackson, as
SAUL and 6GtteTy; adjourned from Wood.
The Commonwealth Us. Benjamin Cawood A
case OF murder, adjourned from W,ihe.
The Commonwealth u.s. George Atkinson. n
gaming case, adjourned from Henrics.
The Commonwealth Us. Samuel Murray IT,, A
case OF Larceny, adjourned from Hanover.
Also the following civil cases:
Daniel Boardman u.s. jacob Hardman. adjourned
from Lewis.
Andrew WaggoDer and others, Us. the Com
monweatb, adjourned from CabeIL
james Crawford u.s. James Dsigh, adjourned
from Mason.
Patrick Gibson rs. Michael Homer and Samuel
Hawkins, adjourned from Henrico.
Thomas e. Amory Us. The Justices Of Glouces-
ter. a case OF mandamus, adjourned from Glou-
cester.
The following Whts Of Error were also applied
for:
Joseph Byrd rs. the Commonwealth A case OF
Larceny from Surry. Motion overruled.
James II. Walker rs. the Commonwealth. A
! case Of gaming from Greensville. Motion over
ruled.
Thomas Kennedy Us. the Commonwealth. A
| case ofrapo from Rockingham Motion overruled
Samuel Anderson Us. the Commonwealth A
case Of seduction anil abduction Of a girl over
sixteen from Chesterfield Writ of Error awarded
retunable to the next term, when it will be deci-
ded.
John Linton U.s. the Commonwealth. case oil
forgery from Russell. Motion overruled
David E. Bfovo %. the Commonwealth. a
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TO oDNers u OHIO lands.

VIZ ogD,c"ner intending 70 leave Richmond about
- 18th July for Ohio and hcHfBcg will und1,,stc 80
su,'ns.s as nay &c entrusted 20 hin, either selling land
eDeoung uto' PsyRg taxes, nveGgsting G'lcs lie vi
be some weeks n the military Land District in ob;o -
@ o nc iane g VHgnan, lie' al having paid some siten
uNleso Land IN that District, will he enabled %
sNe acc uate Information respecting the Ifsnv person o.
u.S n',ne"o him 'hlll not be perfectly satisfied with 81,
PC wii demand no compensation aud will on 10
W Persons desirous Of engaging bis attention 70 hcr Ii
WI aITrc' ihe't Iete post Pad 70 hi, city or may
a, THOMAS GREEN.
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NOIVNE

'HE snb'cTiber duly authorized Lease for term IT
4 years, tire Tavern aud Farm King William Courtho
h' property really valuable public stand and merits
pe attention d any qualified conduct the business
fuoiic House IL Is situated upon the main road from,
Richmond TO the Eastern part Of the State and distant ron
nohnond about y miles Various Improvements have been
nle upon uls houses and Others are PfogfesHs-snd tho
proprietor de'rous Of placing this property In the oes.io
OF man wen qualified for The station Of Tavenkeeper q
not privately disposed Of it is a. nut up a, rubl
auction on the first day Of King William County Court on t
fourth Monday in August which course will be pursued in nm.
absence Of a private contract " w"
June 81 fl-G HERBERT A. CLATBorNr-