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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-03
BANK DIRECTORS,
Elected Monday, Oct. /, 1927.

WORCESTER BANK. Daniel Waldo, Presi-
dent; Nathaniel Paine, Theophilus Wheeler,
Rejoice Newton, Samuel NJ. Burnside, George
T. Rice, Frederick w. Paine. Samuel Jenni-
son, Cashier.
OXFORD BANK. Jonathan Davis, President :;
Salem Towne, Charlton; John Slater, Abiiah
Davis, Stearns Witt, Oxford; Aaron Tufts,
Dudley; Isaac Southgate, Leicester; Nathan
Heard, Worcester; Daniel Tonrtellot, Sutton
Sumner Bastow, Cashier.
LEIcEsTER BANK. John Clapp, President !;
Silas Earle, Nathaniel p Denny, Joseph D.
Sargent, James Smith, John A. Smith, Joseph
A. Denny, Leicester; Isaac Davis, Worcester ::
Walton Livermore, Spencer. II. G.. Henshaw.
Cashier
MnLBURY BANK. Asa Waters, President !;
Simon Farnsworth, Caleb Burbank, Elijah
Waters, William M. Benedict, .Milt6ury; Sam
uel Wood, Grafton; Austin Denny, Worces-
ter; Jonas L. Sibley, Henry Hartshorn, Sut-
ton. Lewis Mills, Cashier.
MENDoN BANK. Seth Hastings, President i;
Benjamin Davenport, Amariab Taft, Caleb
Hayward, William Parker, yMendon Jonathan
Carleton, William s. Bridges, Parker H
Peirce, Boston. E. W. Hayward, Cashier,
ASARcHY IH 4RBEcR. To the manifold evils
with which this devoted country has been az
hicted, is suPeradded the horrors of anarchy
and civil war. The following, from the Com
mercial Advertiser Of the goth, will be read
with painful emotions by oil, who have iudulg-
ed the hope that Greece might ere long, be
free and happy.
From GREECE. By a vessel arrived at
this port from Marseilles, we have received
a series of letters from Greece, from Gen.
Jarvis and DIR. Howe. We have not yet had
leisure to peruse them all but that from
the latter gentleman is of deep interest, and
gives vivid description of the present
state of that distracted country. The fol-
lowing postscript is dated Poros, July 18th.
"P. S, The ship Six Brothers arriving
at Napoli from New York, thought it my
duty to advise her not to remain, as trouble
was brewing; and / came here in her
This moment letters from Napoli inform
me that open war has broken out in the
place between Grivas, commander of the
upper castle, and Fontoumaris, command
ing the lower. Grivas is bombarding the
place men, women and children are kill
ed and wounded every hour; and the Eng
fish commander lying there has been oblig-
ed to threaten, in order to save the remain
ing families the houses and shops are
plundered: horrid scene of confusion is
going on IL go there in day or two, to
try to remove the Hospital, and shall write
YOU"
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Notice to Drcsser-Teaders

Notice to Dresser Tenders.
EMT ANTED, at ROBERT ROGERSON'S
w Cotton Factory, n Uxbridge, two
YOUNG WOMEN, well skilled in dressing
Fine Yarn. Also number of Families, most.
ly girls of ~ years and upwards
The highest price will be given for first rate.
help, and payments made soeekla in cash
Uxbridge, Aug. 10. CszisSS
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-03

NUTS and WASHERS of various sizes, of
superior quality, manufactured by water pow
or, by which means they are afforded very low
to the purchaser A liberal discount to whole
sale dealers.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

hORR. & ROWLAND have lately receiv-
NJ ~ ed large supply of all kinds of SCHOOL
BOOhS used in this section of the country,
and nave made such arrangements as will en-
able them to supply School Committees, Mer-
chants and others to any amount that may be
wanted, at short notice, on very favorable
terms
= Orders respectfully solicited.
Worcester Oct g An
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-03

UThe annual Law Term of the SUPREME
JUDICIAL CoURT commenced in this town ves-
terday. Present, chief JSsticc Parker, .Ius-
ficcs Putnam, Wilde, and Morton.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-03
Medical LectweS-Bostoa.

TIME CHANGED.
VI EDlCAL LECTURES of Harvard Col
4VA lege will begin the third Wedmesdau in
October, at the Medical College, Mason street,
Boston-tho time having been changed from
the third Wednesday in November, when they
formerly began. WALTER CLAIMING,
- d.. # al -af@4I;e-.l I.-s..iss,-
Boston, Sept. 5. 9w36E
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NEW observation-disclosures

VIE subscribers have entered into Co
- partnership, under the Pirm of
SALISBURY & BROWN,
and offer their services to the public as MER-
GHANT TAILORS, in MilLJary. in the Brick
building next to the Bank where they will
lK1,eeP on hand, Broadcloths, Kerseys, Vestings,
trimmings; and all articles in their line of
BUSINESS OF the best quality, ard as cheap as
can be purchased elsewhere.
;. q b. are determined, if close attention to
business, good work, and punctuality are de-
serving, to merit a share of public favor.
WILLIAM SALISBURY.
JOSEPH BROWN.
Millbury, Sept g, 1897. 90
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S. BLAIR

& NONTINUES to mako Ladies' CLOTH
~ COATS, HABITS, FELISSES, &c. at
her 1- room nearly opposite Lilley's Tavern.
" MILLINERY done as usual
Worcester, Oct 3.
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CATTLE SHOW.

Inc annual CATTLE Show, EXHIBITION OF
MANUFACTURES, AND PLoUGHING March, of
the Worcester County Agricultural Society,
VIII take place one week from this day. The
pens are put up, the land marked out for
Ploughing, and the other necessary arrange
ments either made or in such state of for
wardness as indicates no abatement of zeal on
the part OF the officers of the society. The ac-
counts already received warrant us in saving,
that, If the weather should be favorable. the
Show will probably be such On one as has new
or been excelled, either in this county or in
the State We have so much confidence in
inc patriotism and public spirit our yoomanry,
'nat we do not believe they will suffer the rep
utailon already acquired for our Shows to be
diminished, for the want of any thing to which
their individual exertions can contribute
We are particularly gratifed to learn that
there will be better exhibition of the fabrics
OF our manufacturing establishments, than
there has been for two or three years mast
we are the more pleased with this, because
such exhibitions operate powerfully to do away
any lingering prejudices, which may vet re-
S N'i0 manufacturing interest, and
TO promote that salutary change which has
been wrought in public sentiment within few
years past. We hope that every establishment
in the county will offer sample of its fabrics.
1t matters not that they should be particularly
excellent, but lot them bring forward such as
they ordinarily make and have on hand. The
ability to make superior goods is now unques-
toned, and it is more of an object to give some
idea of the variety and extent of our manufac-
lures, and of the magnitude of the interest at
stake in them
We might enlarge, but we give way, to
make room for another to come forward, who
appears to have something to say on the sub
ject.
FOR TIE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

snail ne nadc. Decisions on biLs will be made known
on The 3lst of October. The assignment of any con-
tract without the consent of the Post Master General
shall forfeit it--and in all where application is
made 10 the Department To- sanction transfer the
terms must be fully stated.
Saoulda contractor or his agent engage in the trans
mission of commercial Information by express on his
route more rapidly than the mail, he shall forfeit his
contract.
T. II a route should be discontinued by Congress,
Tor become useless, in whole in part opinion
OF The Post Master General, he may limit or dispense
with the service of the contractor on making him an
allowance OF one mouths extra pay.
10 The contracts will all begin January 1st 1925;
AND Tie contracts for routes in the state Of New York
anu states east OF IT. i'll continue for year only.
contracts for routes III Virginia, North and South
Carolina and Georgia, will continue three YEARS. and
the contracts for the other routes will continue two
years.
ia. fos' masters who receive advertisement
should give every person who applies, opportunity 20
tcaa H. JOHN M'LEAN,
POSt-.UasieY General
Posr OFFIcE DEPARTMENT.,
June IL, 1897.
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DG0VJGSTES

~ The Richmond ,uaarfac'oyy, Opposite he I-o;,n
IIoicL
H'dE subscriber respectfully informs the farmers and
n planters that he has on hand ~-c.f,r Gait,
OF PLOUGHS than has before been offered in NH;
markct-Amorg which, NcCcrmick's one two ADD
three horse, scifshaTcucrs, his barsbarc with late
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Freedom and other cast r'oi ms unusually cheap.
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VJRGLVI1:

At rules holden in The clerks office of the snnsr
court Of chancery for the Richmond district H.
6th day of august 1927: '"'
John ID. Townes mir
against
-; " e7o' d7S.
The defendants Except 4. S. Lockhead) not hay-
ing entered their appearance and given security ac-
coTdIng TO te act OF assembly and the rules Of fIis
court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this country: it is ordered
that the SAID defendants do appear here on the first
day OF The next term and the bill Of the plain
tiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
for two months successivey. and posted at The front
door Of The capitol, in the said city.
C. = coov. Tcs'c; WN ". TENINC G. T.
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DIRGKYI.l:

OF chancery for the Richmond district, the 9th day of
August 1927: -
John W. Smith, nj,
against
Henry Skipwh, Samuel Taylor, Wyndham Robertson
Pa" hWweH, ann bcipamn Hatcher, dNs.
The defendant Henry Skpwih, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the arr f
assembly and the rules of this court and appearn,
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an n
''S country " ordered that the sa ID defendant do
appear here the FIRST day Of the mex, term and o
the bill Of The plaintiff; and that copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper published in the civ
the front door Of the capitol, in the said civ. ~
% copy. fcstc. I'm. ". HENTVG. q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

70 isaac La-arus, John 7iasley. and Leopoid Jones'
fSFAKE notice. that Monday, the Goth day of Noven,.
D. Der next, at King William Court house shall proceed
10 take the deposition of Robert w. Shelton to be used
evidence in the suit depending supe,ior cour; of
cnancery for the Richmond district in Va wherein am
iaIntif, and John Merriam john Watts, Isaac Lazarus
lawson fucke John Tnsey and Leopold Jones re de-
PENDANTS. BYRD CiIAMBERLAYNE.
Oct6 80,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

In Hanosei County Court, .qugust 2ed, 1897.
William Griffin Maddox and Mary Maddox bis wife,
"''u MARY iia'tiS' Pts.
against
9amuei Harris, Riciaid Harris, Thomas Harris i'm his
cwn right and as admiuis of Plunmer Harris i
deceased, Samuel John, Martha and Rcha rd Har- ?,
MS children OF John Harris dec IL, the three last NJ =
whom are infants under the age of twentv-one | .
years, Warner Atkinson and Muria his wife who =
was Maria Stanley, and Matilda, Ovef,on Frede | :
rick, Eliza, John and Eiwood Stanley, which said -
Maria, Matilda, Overton, Frederick Eliza John !
ana E.wood, are childien of Rachel Stanley, decd
the four last of whom also infants under the age
% :"en'y-one years, DTS.
Inns day came the plaintiffs By Richard Morris IA, :,
Attorney, and hie their bill in this cause md the f.r
Giants aTcr Atkinson and Maria his wife, Matilda Over
'oh Frederick, Eliza, John aud Elwood Stanley nu h,y
entered their appearance aud given security accordrp 10
me act oi assembly and the rules of this court and IL
bearing To HE satisfaction Of the court, that they nre
'nhaMtahis OF this commonwealth; the motion of ,I,
plaintiffs II is ordered, that the said ecnda ns anne
ON me hist day of the OF quarterly session t
"e!u or ms county, and the plaintiffs said bi
anu mat copy at this order be forthwith inserted in lin,
Wing, newspaper published IN the civ of
ichnloh" Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY tina, apoi.r
copy be posted At the font door of the Cour-bouse of mis-
county. copy. Tes,c,
90 PHILIP B. WINSTON, C. n e.
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virtue Of deed of trust executed the :, ta,, f
q 1896, by Wade NIosby abe elder and Susaunah bis
wife, 10 the subscriber and Others which deed Is of
W me ceS Offices OF the county courts of tie counties Of
llenrico and Pcwhatan shall sell in front of the EAGLE
Hotel III the city of Nchond, Monday the 10Th of
December next at IL o'clock the following property named
IN sao eeo VIZ "ne-"n'h OF the interest owned by Wade
Hoshy Jr IN certain parcel Of land lying near the OH
MhTket house, on Main street, i'll the city of Richmond
aud for which snii is pending in the superior cour
q" Jaw Tor ienIIco A!so all the interest the said
W ade Alosby the elder, has III claim tract of land
oil between and 5000 iysg the Ohio river be-
tween the mouths of Big Sandy and Little Sandy rivers
IN tie county of reenup AMI State Of Kentucky. the
whole OF this land first bottom land and have MA
doubt Il great bargain may be hough, il, il.
TERMs-G, II and Is moths credit bonds will, a,-
proved security and deed of trust the property to
secure the payments. will convey only such tile as is
vested i'm trustee
Oct 10rh, l827.-I3 VIM w. MOSBY Tustc.
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Lester McCaH was hung in Nassau coUnly, Il.
G. The 1Oh September, in IL hours after hi, trial
for tue murder of bis wic-Gc consequence of intori
cd.iO1. ~ y 49,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13

iWa Z. JACOB MYERS, sir, as you are no, IN i,bb;
LvE tant Of this State, you will please to take no,ia
"d' sna proceed to take the dispositions of John r;h
taRe, IT. and others, at Fluvanna Court-bou ~ a.
c"fth Monday in October next, Chat being The 5d %
'ne month"; between the hours of nine O'Clock M -
~ inc sun OF The same day; and fIro any cause the
taxing OF the same should not be completed ON liza, Ia,
DE continued from day To day until completed: b;b Jr
s VII DC read as evidence in a suit in rlaDcery deper
,ns ~ we Richmond district, III which am plaintiff an,
- ~. ."rI WI. MANN.
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TUIGLNT.4:


at rules holden in The clerks Office of the spperior
court OF chancoIy for the Richmond district the Cd
day of July, 1927: ."
'notnas Morris and Susanna X. his wife, Thomas
moufing and Christian his wife, and JOHN b. Fos
ter, "
against
i"om's CLOn and Susanna his wife, William Foster
Albert Foster, and Blackwell Foster T. po":o
MIN fynes and Sally bis wife, Abraham Delap. and
amy IiS WIFE, Thomas Jeffieys and Nancy his wife
hooert Gresham and Sally his, vile Matilda Pynes.
lanes Pynes, Susan PyDes. Fleming PINES Robe,i
martin George Martin, and Ellison Martin. djis
ne defendants Abraham Deap, and Fanny his wife
no' having entered their appearance and given securi
ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence liar
cy are mol inhabitants oIthis country; it is ordered
~ 'e SAID defendants do appear here on the FIRST day
VI we next term and answer the bill of the pIaing-
Su 'pal copy of ibis order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
OF The capitol, in The said city,
% y COPY. Teste. WM. w. TIENING. c. r
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oon'' OF chahcery Tor the Richmond district the 81
day OF September, 1927:
beverley Is. Browne Fielding \ Rrowna owl OF.
Browne. IL 10
against H
ihornas Gatewood, executor of Philemon Gatewoo5
deceased, Thomas Mann Randolph, Jr and Susan
his wife, and John Z. Bowers and Rlary his wife
~ DTS.
The defendants John F. Bowers and Mary bis wife
o' having entered their appearance and given secur
according 10 the act of assembly and the rnes NJ
TINS court and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this country il 70 nv
oered that the said defendants do appear here on the
fsl Gay OF the next tenn and er the oreipa an
amended bills of the plaintiffs; and thai n coos &C a.;
odcr be forthwith inserted in some newspa per pnbI;sb
cd IN the city of Richmond, for two months snccess
Wcly, and posted at the front door or ,e ,.,;,t
said city. f' " mo
- cory. Teste, WM w. HENING. C. c.
pIltCiLNIi:
At rules heiden il the clerks office of the superor ~
~ cnancety Tor the Richmond district, 9th day of
i''ian MoncuTe John Robinson Frederick Pleasans
G",ns business undcF the firm of Moucuc, Robinson &
Pts.
Richard Adams oud Richard a. Carrnp,op ,,,s,oes s
l,''ueoerry Darlington and Eliza his WIFE George MI
nS'on Richard ~ Darlington, John A (arrinp,on
VIM d. Taylor and Eliza his wife, Thomas Narsboii
."hm Campbell adm'or of George W. Snn,h dec ID john
hi in .''Nas a. smith john Minge and Mary G.
ms "iie' Margaret Pickett, Eliza J. adams Passv w
'Ia"ms, Louisa adams, John ]. ADAMS Richard n
ifa'S' i!vira 4dams Richard adams in his own ri,h
"a 'huei u adams the and George w adams AMI
"oihaS Tdans dersees and legaces of Richard 4dan
me eler, decd, CatharHe adams widow of Samuel q
'oiams the elder, decd, Tabha Adams Elizabeth {;
adams George NJ. Darlington, adm'or of Am CarTir
lon' DEC d. Sally 3. Adams lunatic by Edmund Cb,i
nan hnr committee, cgatccs of Richard Adams the eide
"ecH' me same George NJ Darlington, adn'or de bori
no" WIN Tie VII! annexed Of ichard Adams the elder
"ec "''ohn u. Smith, Andrew Stevenson a nd John Rn
onsoh trustees, The Presidents Directors n nd Comparv
W "'e bank c" the tned States, Zachariah Brooks and
margaret his WIFE, Alexander Brooks Richard Boct,r
IIhdm iiarfTs John jones, James Robertson Jr Coli;
hci'ac' Martha Brooks, Victoria Brooks Somery;j,
b'"ohS and octavia Brooks, and VIM d. Wren enr
se'n OF me city Of Richmond, and such adm or Of the
eS'o'es oi samuel @. Adams the elder, VIM Nareba
ana James Brooks, decd, Horensia Brooks c,Iadoni,
bfooHS' liihcrnia Brooks ind Alexa nder McRae )Gs
nc defendants John G. Smith and Alexander AIc1,ac
"' having entered their appearance and given securitv
Uot"& 10 the act of assembly the rules of this cor
anu appearing by satisfactory evidence, thai thew are nm,
{" This country; it is ordered thai the said do
eniahis do appear here the first dav of the newt ~
ana aIswcr The bill Of the plaintiffs; and that COPY of ,
ofuc ne forthwith inserted in newspaper pulcd in
cy OF 'chmonh, for two months asd nus
&c" ~ 'hc front door of the capitol in the said civ
o. cory. Tesie, I'm. ~. HENLT?; 3
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PIRGINL4:

Al rules, holden it, the clerks office the superior cour,
Of chancery for the Richmond district the Cd day Of
July, 1927 -
john Gillian, JD
against
Russell Hill and John ATcRac. J11s
The defendant John hcRae, a wing entered his am
pearance and given security according to the act of assem-
BY and the rules Of this court and appearing by salts
factory evidence, that he nhabitan of his conn
ty IS ordered that the said defendant o appear here on
the first day of the next answer the hill of the
Wanh ahh tha copy OF this order he forthwith inserted
III newspaper published in the city cf Richmond FIR
two months SUCCESSFULLY and The door OF the
capitol, in the said city.
60 copy. Tc>c, HIM IT. HENJHIr r. r.
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AT u!es tH IN he cI'ik o!cc OF The Of the United
s.a'es "r The h' circuit and eastern district Vmg
mia, i'll the month OF July, 1897;
William Keith, Pm !
against
William Garnei', cXnr OF richard Brooke deceased :.
who ex' of William Brooke decea sed Roberi | Z
Campbell, heir and admor of Colin Campbell, deed,
John Il. Hil brother, hu aud representative of :
George b. Hil John Brooke, William Brooke
William Garrett aud Ann M. Garneu his wife | -
Francis T. Hill and others, Dns
The defendants John b. Hill aud Francis T. Hill mn,
having entered their appearance and given security acco
ding TO rule of the and it appearing tla they are
not inhabitants OF the State of Virginia. tfe motion, of
The plaintiff by his counsel, it is ordered that the said de-
iendans 10 appear before the said COURT the civ of
Richmond the first day Of the term nd answer the
oil o" the plaintiff and that copy of this rule be forth
WITH inserted IN some newspaper published the city Of
hchmohd, Tor two months succeSsivelv aud pasted al Inc
front door of the capitol, i'll the said CITY.
% copy TeStc, RID. JEFFRIES, CLERK.