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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-07
NOTICE.

N consequence of the death of
IL GIDDINGs hyde, late one of the partners
Of the following Firms, uis.-JAsPER HYDE &
Co.-HYDEs & Co.--WILLIAM FIELD Co.
& II. G. /. z. PINNEY & Cot becomes
necessary for all those having unsettled ac-
counts with the same to attend 20 a settle
ment without delay.
The two FURNACES heretofore occupied
by JASPER HYDE & Co. and HYDEs & Co.
will be kept constantly in blast. All orders
for Machinery Castings will meet with partic-'
ular attention.
good assortment Of
StoUes, Cauldrom Kettles, and Hollow
Ware,
For sale on reasonable terms.
Stafford, Jan. II, 1927. It's
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Female Classical Seminary,
BROOKFIELD.
THE Trustees of the Ecmolt

NHE Trustees of the Female
N Classical Seminary, in Brookfield. hay-
ing elected the Rev. JOSEPH MUES scHER. o!
South Leicester, Principal of said Seminary.
and the Rev. JOHN R. CoTrING, Supcrinten.
dant Of the Department of Natural Science ;
and having made provision for ar Assistant
Female Instructor, respectfully inform the Pub
nc, that arrangements are completed for a
Systematic and thorough course of Instruction,
IN the various branches of Female Educa ton.
The present term will close on the 22d of
March, with Public Examination of the Pu-
pils.-A! the same time there will be an in
auguration Of the Instructors, with an Address
from the Principal elect. The Spring term
will commence on the first Tuesday in April.
Instruction will be given in Geography.
-4Tafhn,etic, English Grammar, Rhetoric, HIS
tory, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chem
fstgy, WinerGlogy, Geology, Botany, Logic.
JJOrat and Intellectual Philosophy, Geometry,
Natural History. Natural Thu oiogy, Erdences
Of Christianity, French, La an, Greek .Mus,c,
Painting and Dratcing IN Perspec;ire
The Seminary is furnished with Maps,
Globes, Cabinet Of Minerals, good collection
OF Geological Specimens. complete Chem
cal aud Philosophical Apparatus, Pianos, &c
A fuil course of Experimental Lectures will
be delivered in the various branches of Nat
nral Science, in each term. Tuition from
$3.50 to $500. An extra charge is made for
Music, French, and Painting.
The character Of the several Instructors. in
connexion with their peculiar qualifications
for their respective branches of Instruction, af-
lords sufficient guarantee, that the character
which the Institution has already acquired,
will be fully sustained.
By Order ofihe Board,
ALLEN NEWELL, Sec'rv
Brookfeld, February IS, 1927 9
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Stage Coaches Il Chais e;s
FOR SALE.

SK elegant STAGE-CoACHEs
~ aud Eve CHAIsEs, are offered for sale, al
the Coach and Chaise Mandatory, in Thorn !.
as-Street. A part of them now finished, the,
rest to be done by the first of April Stage
proPrietors and others, wishing to purchase
such articles, will do well TO call and examine
them Tor themselves, before they purchase
elsewhere.
0ST The Stock and Tools Of the Wood
Shop OF the above establishment, are offered.
for sale. For particulars inquire at said Shop
Worcester, Feb. 90, 1927. 9
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Commissioners Notice.
WYE the Subscribers, havin

KAI + the OubsCrIbefs, having
Wv been appointed by the Hon. Nathsp.
iel Paine, Judge of Probate for the county
Worcester, Commissioners TO receive and ez-
anime the claims of the several Creditors to
the Estate of DWIGHT P. CLARK, late Of
Southbridge, in said county, deceased, repre-
sented insolvent, do hereby give notice-thsf
Six Months from the 6fth day Of February
and prove their claims and that we will at
house of Wtlliam Heaiy, jr. lnnholder in said
Southbridge, on the FIRST Mondays Of May and
August next, from one TO six O'Clock in the al
ternoon on each Of said days.
OLIVER HOOKER,
JOHN M'KINSTRY. Z
February IA, 1927. 8
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TO LET,
TIME TENEMENT opposite

81 'AAA1 4 II = Va y
the new Meeting house, now occupied
by Messrs. MERRIcK & VosE as an Office. II
contains two good sized rooms. which, if de-
sired, may be thrown into one large one, and
would accommodate Trader, or almost any
kind of business for which such Stand might
be waited. II is well finished, in good repair,
and is one Of the best situations for business in
Worcester. Possession viii be given on the lst
of April next. Inquire of DANIEL UPHAM.
Worcester, Feb. 81, 1927. 8
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FOR SALE,

Seventy-eisht atres OF LAND, situated about
one-iourth of mile east of The above, on the
south side OF he Grafton road. and on both
sides OF Blackstone River, including a few
acres Of young Wood, and SAW MILL, the
annual income Of which alone will pay per
cent. on the price sked for the whole. This
would also be sold on credit. Inquire as
above of H. G.. HENSH AW.
FEB. 20, 1927. 9
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wFARMERs, ATTEND.-O

-THE Subscriber offers for
- Sale, a FARM, situated one mile
southeast of the Meeting house, in Spencer,
on a good road, and as handsome situation
as there is in the vicinity.
The Farm contains two hundred acres,
snd has an elegant House two stories high,
80 feet by 40, with Barn 40 feet by 70, both
finished complete, with other Ou'-Buildings-
is well watered, and proportioned into Now
ing, Tillsge, Pasture, and Woodland-wei
fenced, principally with stone wall.
If this Property should not be sold at prI-
vate sale before Tuesday, the thirteenth day
of March next, it will, on that day, be posi-
tirely sold
At AUCTION,
on the Premises at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. The terms
of sale will be easy and made known at the
time. Should it be disposed OF at private
sale, there will, nevertheless, be offered fol
sale at Auction, the greater proportion of the
Household Furniture belonging to the Sub
scriber; Farming Utensils; Wagons; Carts
Sleighs; Sleds; Ploughs Harows; Fam
ing Mill ; and various other Farming Tools
Grain; Potatoes; Hay Neat Stock; Hors
es &c. ALPHA BEMlS.
Spencer. Feb. 10, 1927.
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For Sole,
Valuable Estate for Sale.
ITO be sold at PUBLIC AUG

"a ~ be sofa al ObLIC AON-
4 TON, pursuant to license, obtained of
the Hon. Judge OF Probate, in and Tor the
County of Worcester, so much of the REAL
ESTATE of JOHN w. HUBBARD, late OF
Worcest er, in the County of Worcester, Els
ouire. deceased, as will raise the sum of six
teen thousand, six hundred, and sixty-six dol
lars, (being the sum, appearing to be due from
the Estate Of said Hubbard, over and above
what the personal property OF said Hubbard
is sufficient to pay) together with Incidental
charges, and charges of adminlstra ton, on
Thursday, the 22d day or March next, at 2
o'clock, P. M Said Real Estate consists OF a
Dwelling House, two Barns, and other Out
Buildings, with about two acres and one-quar-
ter of excellent Land, situated few rods
south of the south Meeting House in said
Worcester, on the main road to Leicester, and
is the same Estate on which said Hubbard iiV-
ed, at the time OF his decease.
.Also-About thirty acres of 1illage-Land
in high state of culivation, situated about bali
a mile ssouth of said Meeting House, on the
same public road with the Estate first descFb-
ed. Both said parcels of Real Estate being
incumbered by mortgage 10 Samuel sHltsttn,
on which there will be due on the 23d OF Feb
ruary current, four thousand six hundred and
twenty-eigbt dollars, and twenty-three cents.
.4sO-A Pew in the Baptist Meeting House
in said Worcester, being No. 81. and also,
sundry articlee Of Personal Property-consist-
ing of Household Furniture, such as Carpets,
Chairs, Crockery and Glass Ware, &C. val
liable Law Library and other Books; Farming
Utensils; about 90 bushels Of Rye and a
variety of other articles Sale to take place
at the house lately occupied by said Hubbard.
Conditions OF sale to be made known at the
time OF sale. SAMUEL AUSTIN, Ear.
ofthe last Wtu Of said Hubbard
Worcester, Feb. 7, 1927. 9
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TO SELL OR LET,

A large and convenient DWELLING-H HOUSE,
situated about Il rods south of the above,
with about one acre Of Land, including a
good Garden and poor Barn. The House
was finished and put in complete repair the
last season. II was designed, and is every
way convenient for two families. I would be
sold low, and on long credit. If not sold, it
will e.lessed the fret of April. Also
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-07
To Let,

A BLACKSMITH SHOP, sit
IA uated on the Blackstone River. about
3-4ths Of a mile east of the centre of the town.
in the vicinity OF 3 Manufacturing Establish
ments. Said Shop is about % feet square, with
two FORCES, and water power to operate &
Trip.hammer and Bellows wheels. Said Shop
will be let on the most reasonable terms, and
possession given Immediately. Apply to
ROYAL CHAPLIN, Agent for the
Urbridge WoOllen Manufacturing Co.
Uxbridge, January %, 1927. 5-6w
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To be Sold, or Let.
A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP,

IA 60 feet long, with 2 FORCES and Tools
complete, in the centre of the town of Barre,
will be sold or let on reasonable TERMS
Said Shop was built 2 years since. There
has heen a good run OF custom-two hands
and sometimes three have. been employed 10
said Shop since it was erected. A good
Workman, and one of steady habits, is much
wanted, and none need apply unless well rec
commended. The Subscriber would agree to
stock the Shop on fair terms if required.
SETH LEE.
Feb. IS, 1927. 8-tf
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A LARGE two-story Dwell
m LING-HOUsE, suitable for Boarding
house, with acres of LAND, situated about
100 rods west of the Academy.
Inquire of JOS. A. DENNY.
Leicester, Feb. 90, 1927. tf-8
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Real Estate an .Nep- Worcester.
VHE HOUSE and STORE

II UCCNFIcu Dy Inc oubsCTlber IN NOW
Worcester arc offered for Sale on very favor
able terms. The Buildings are new and con-
venent; the situation is pleasant and favora-
BILE for business. Any one who may be in
clined TO purchase this situation, is requested
20 communicate with me, at the Leicester
Bank as carly as may be- If not disposed Of
by the 24'h of March, the present Involvement
for SO llino will CEASE Also
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To Let.

Greenfeld, Mas. FEB. 10, ~
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WORCESTER WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1907

But the egotism which governed his ac-
tons, subject always to the exercise of his
excellent sense and cultivation of his in
terest IN the public opinion, if it in great
measure favored the success of his varions
enterprises, did him in the end much more
evil than good, as it instigated his most
desperate enterprises, and was the source
OF his most lneXcusable actions.
Moderate politicians viii agree, that af-
ter the Imperial system was substituted for
the Republican, the Chief Magistrate
ought to have assumed and exerted con-
siderable strength Of authority, in order to
maintain the re-establishment of civil Or
der, that protection of the existing state of
things, which was necessary TO terminate
the wild and changeful recurrence of per-
petual revolutions. Had Napoleon STONED
here, his conduct would have been nm
blameable, and unbalanced, unless by the
more devoted followers of the House of
Bourbon, against whom Providence appear-
ed to most men to have closed the gate of
restoration But his principles of epotism
would not be satisfied until he had totally
destroyed every vestlge of those free in
situations, which had been acquired by all
the perlls, the blood, the tears of the Rev
olgtlon, had reduced France, save for the
influence of public opinion. to the condition
of Constantinople or of Algiers. It was a
merit to raise up the throne, it was natural
that, he who did so should himself OCCUPY
1t, since in ceding it to the Bourbons, he |
must have betrayed those at whose hands |
he accepted power, but to plumber the ma
ton OF their privileges as free-born men.
was the act of a parricide. The nation
lost under his successive encroachments.
what liberty the ancient government had
left them, and all those rights which had
been acquired by the revolution. Political
franchises, individual interests, the proper
ty of municipalities, the progress of edu-
cation, of science, of mind and sentiment.
all was usurped by the government
All France was one immense army, un-
der the absolute authority of military
subject to no control nor res
In that nation, so lately api-
,ated by the nightly assemblage of thous-
ands of political clubs, no class of citizens
under any supposable circumstances, had
the right of uniting in the expression of
their opinions. Neither in the manners
nor IN the laws, did their remain any popu-
ar means Of resisting the errors or abuses
Of the administration. France resembled
he political carcase of Constantinople.
without the INSTRUMENTATION of the Pachas,
he undetermined resistance of the Ulema,
and the frequent and clamorous mutinies of
he Janizaries.
TO BE Continued
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o oas gillea' the worshipped-happy in the
t nne Ina OF The man she loved, and high in
the hopes of its ultimate browning and + ac e.
compliIs sf are now old, broken
~ noa,tn aaa IN heart, and dropping into
earthly misery. 1t is their first, their last
tnelr only meeting. In this awful hour.
Iior SO II may indeed be called,) woman's
love proves SUPERIOR to that of man. He
mas married during the long years of ban
ishment. She inquiries CONCERNING his his
children, their age, their names. She asks
the gilt of one of them-one to he a
daughter to her heart to give the feelings
t 10 ornet EG%afds h1s child They weep
more.
This story is no fiction. 1t is one so well
known, that it is scarcely necessary to add
that the Pnncess Amelia of Prussia, sister
Of OF Frederic called the Great, and the baron
Trenck, are the hero and heroine of this
piece.-N Y. Chronicle. '
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ATTEND TO YOUR PEACH TREEs. This
is the season to destroy the pest which kills
this valuable trec-just above the surface
ofthe earth you will now find n gum, which
has issued from the wound made by the
worm in its ravages on the root, and of the
eatings, and of this gum he has formed
sack, in which he has enclosed himself
about one inch in length, and of dark
brown color; looking much like tobacco
thrown away after chewing. This con-
tains an insect and just ready to come forth
with wings; it is of beautiful black,
looking much like wasp, not so long nor
with the small middle of that insect, but
having around the middle of his body a
ring of bright orange color-in few
DAYS those insects will all be at maturity,
and they Immediately commence anew the
work of destruction, by depcsiting near the
root of the tree their nits, or young, which
in time are quickeneG and commence eat
ing again. It is supposed that covering
which will prevent their access to the root
of tie tree, will preserve it from damage.
SUSSEX Register,
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ENGLISH & ". l. GOODS.
HOMER TILTON & co.

@kFFER for sale, at lowest prices for cash
" or credit, general assortment of Goods
SUCH As
English and Domestic Goods
w. |. Goods & Groceries Hats g. Shoes
Crockcry & Glass Ware; Paints & Oil;
Window Glass and Hard Ware;
Iron Hollow Ware and Nails;
Live Geese and Water Fowl Feathers
Looking Glasses,-and other articles too nu-
merous to mention.
" Country PRoDUcE, LUMBER, good
STRAW PLAT u TRIMMINGS, taken in exchange
for Goods, at their Store, few rods west of
Warren's Hotel
birmingham, Sept IL. 6w#
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N. dc Ia Mallo says THIS table was formed
from the property tables, the registers of birth,
puberty, manhood, death, age, sex, diseases,
&c which were kept by the Romans with the
greatest exactness, from the time Of Servus
Julius to that Of Justinian. Ulpianus fixes
thirty years as the mean duration of human
life during that period. 1t is extraordinary
that the chances of life detailed in the above
table are precisely those which the registers of
mortality in the city of Florence exhibit in the
present day.
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The horticultural Society lately gave pub
and in order that the company should be Sc
tact the number of tickets issued was limited
to .foar thousand - The company began to
arrive at 12 at noon, but the carriages did not
finish setting down theii inmates until p. M.
The string Of carriages was a mile long.
1t was just fee Pm when they sat down to
hycnkfnSi.
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LEICESTER BANK.

ENHE Stockholders of the Leicester Bank
Il are hereby notified, that Dividend will
be declared and paid on MONDAY, the first
dag Of Oct merit, and that no transfer will be
made previous to that day
Notice IS also giren, that meeting of
Stockholders will be holden at the Bank on
said first day of Oct. at o'clock P. M. for the
choice of Directors
By order Of the President and Directors,
II. G. HENSHAW, Cashier.
Leicester Sept. II, 1927.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL H. COTTON g. co.
OPPOSITE THE CENTRE MEETING HOUSE.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

U Price to single subscribers, who receive
thelr papers at the Office, or by mail, two dol
Lars per annum. No paper will be discontinued
until all arrearages are paid
u Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar, and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
o. The publishers will hold themselves re-
sponsible for no error, in any advertisement,
beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
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A FAIR OFrER. Make, [says DR.. Franklin,)
fair estimate of all you owe. and of all that
is owing to you Reduce the same to note.
As fast as you collect, pay over to those you
owe !; if you can't collect, renew your note
every year, and got the best security you can.
Go to business diligently, and be industrious ;
lose no time-waste no idle moments be very
prudent and economical in all things; discard
all pride but the pride of acting justly and
well be faithful in your duty tG God, by reg
ular and hearty prayer, morning and night :;
attend church and meeting regularly, every
they Should do unto you" If you are too
needy in your own circumstances to give to
tAs Ia Dc ri PafgGF Size Ugh 3aB but You
can, always help the worthy poor and unfortu-
nate. Pursue this course diligently and sim
cerely Tor seven years, and if you are not hap
ply, comfortable, and Independent in your cir
cumstances, come to me and will pay your
debts.
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RECIPES.

TO REMovE SPOTS OF GREASE, PIrcH. on
on, FROM WooLLEN CLoTHs. In Mint of
spring water dissolve an ounce of pure nerlash
adding to the solution a lemon cut in small
slices. This being properly mixed and kept in
warm state for two days, the whole must be
strained, and kept in a bottle for use. A little
of this liquid poured on the stained part is said
instantly to remove all spots of grease, pitch
or oils f; and the moment they disappear the
cloth is to be washed in clear water
PLuMs, PEACHES, &c. now KEPT rREsu
THROUGH THE YEAR. Beat well up together
equal quantities of honey and spring water.
pour it into an earthorn vessel put in the fruits
all freshly gathered and cover them quite close,
When any of the fruit is taken out wash 4 in
cold water, and it is fit for Immediate use.
DAIRY SECRET. Have ready two pans in
boiling water and on the new milk coming to
the dairy, take the hot pans out of the water,
put the milk into one of them and cover it with
the other. This will occasion great augmenta-
ton in ike thickness and quality of the cream
Some canton is requisite in passing our opin-
ions upon strangers a caution however, which
few of us adopt At public levee at the court
of St. james, gentleman said to Lord Ches-
terfeld, spray, my lord, who is the tall awl.
ward woman yonder R" "That LADY,, sir" re-
piled Lord Chesterfield, Z" is NM sister" The
! gentleman redeemed with confusion, and stam-
mered out, "no, no, my lord, beg your pardon
| meant that very ugly woman, who stands next
to the Queen" ''That lady, sir, answered Lord
Chesterfield calmly, "that lady, sir, is myi0ge,
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PRoBABrLITIEs OF HUMAN LIFE. The fol-
lowing table of the probabilities of human life
has been given by NJ. de la Male:
Table Of the probabilities Of human life cal
,lo:G hv Donit, n,..o4J So,
u a,:l;,1s Mncnr--
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II vatuable Farm for sale,

u Odt0d0te Fdfn1 J0T sue,
IL SITUATE about one half of a
ESfBa y mile west ofthe Meeting house
GssFA=E9sssaz 1t consists of about $50 acres of
Land about 40 of which are Wood Land. 1t
is in excellent repair, we'll fenced and has a
suitable proportion of Tilluge, Moving, and
Pasture Land There is upon the premises a
large Dwelling House, two Barns, Sheds, &c.
and all necessary conveniences. 1t is pleas
antly situated, in an agreeable neighborhood,
and near flourishing village. 1t is offered for
sale on reasonable terms, because the owner,
being engaged in other business is unable to
occupy the same.
For further particulars, inquire of CHARLES
BERroDY, Esq. Canton, Mass. or of Emory
WAsBBuRN, Attorney at Law, Leicester, Mass.
Sept 10
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GEO. ODIORNE g. SON,

1t their Store, 81 Observation-Disclosures,
Have constantly for sale, all sizes of NAILS
PLATES. HOOPS, PIPE, BOXIRON, &c.
Boston, Sept. IL.
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Nail Casks Wanted.

EAANTED, by GEORGE ODIORNE &
w son, at their Factory in Maiden, about
one thousand good Nail Casks.
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NOTICE.
WANTED,

A T the TGri6'eiue WoollGn Mandatory,
IN Comm two SPlNNERS and one WOOL
SORTER. Apply at the Factory, or at this
Office. Sept. IL
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lizards TO SET, at the Store of EARLE
" a. CHASE. 9th mo. i2
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Wanted to Hire,
A GIRL to do the Homework of family
IN in Worcester. Inquire at this Office
Sept. IL.