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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-10

a y l HURLED by public
IA appreciation and most extensive sale,
and convinced Of their peculiar safety and superi
or efficacy, the Proprietor most earnestly recon-.
mends
Dr. RELFE'S .4STEI.M.4TIC PILLS
to the Public, which he is induced to do from a
desire of affordng relief TO those oppressed by the
above distressing maladies, and from The knowl-
edge OF their accomplishing the following effects:
iu common Gods this medicine produces so salu-
tary an effect, that they are generoly re moved in
a few hours. TO those afflicted with that trOu-
blesome irritation tickling in the throat that
provokes coughing, which convulsive symptom
equalls affects the breath and speech, it must af
ford much satisfaction TO be informed that the a.
boye Pills, by promoting sleep and strengthening
the constitution. successfully repel the contInu-
ance Of so dangerous and desperate an enemy
Those advanced i'll life will experience relief
equally agreeable and instantaneous even when
the breast and lungs are affected, as is always the
case in every stage Of pulmonary complaints. =
These Pills give immediate ease in all asthmat-
&c and consumptive cases, and particularly in diff.
fcuty of breathing, hoarseness, wheezngs Ca
tarrhs, sc. while the gentle expectoration they
promote discharges Instructions that occur in the
glands, acrimony that arises in the fluids, and
every species OF CONCEALED phlegm The strong
est proof of the excellence of this medical prepa.
ration, is their having in confirmed cases been
administered with success so uneXampied, as to
have enabled thousands to pursue their avoca.
tons with pleasure, and has given to their exist
ence positive comfort which they never expect
ed to enjoy.
The safety of these Pills must ever be &C
knowledged, as they require no confinement, ant
may be taken by females, even during prcgnan
cy with the greatest confidence. One box, con
tanning l2piIls frequently effects cure.-P'Ic
one dollar.
These Pills are prepared by the late DIR. Cos
WAY, and are warranted genuine. Each box i
accompanied with ample directions for their use
and numerous certificates of cures performed b.
them. They may be had wholesale of the pres
ent Proprietor, at his Counting-room, over No
Il Court street, opposite Concert-Hall, Boston
and by his appointment, of
J. ROBINSON, Druggist. Worcester.
They may also be had in various other cite
and principal towns throughout the country
And at these places may also be had all the othe
valuable MEDICINES, prepared by the late ID
OONwAY.
| CA large discount to country physicians
traders &c.
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S. BLAIR

~oNTINUES to make Ladies CLOTH
J COATS, HABITS, fELlSSES, &c. al
har Room, nearly opposite Lilleys laseta.
NJ MILLINERY done as usual
Wnrcesfer. Oct. 3.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-10
Ashburnhan, Sept. 10, 1897.

TENHE subscribers, having been appointed
"A by Hon Nathaniel Paine, Judge of Pro-
bate Of Wills, &c for the County Of Worces-
ter, Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims of the creditors To the Estate of MA.
NASSEH HOUGHTON, late of Sterling, in
said County, deceased, represented insolvent,-
hereby give notice, that six months arc allow
ed for the creditors to bring in and prove their
claims; and that we will attend that service
at the Inn Of Samuel Davis, in said Sterling.
on the fifth Monday in October, and the first
Saturday in March next, from / to O'Clock.
z. M on each of said days.
ALEXR. DUSTIN,
MOSES THOMAS, Comm1rs'
Sterling, Sept. 4, 1877. 80
"A Ii persons are hereby forbid harborino or
IN trusting HULDAH M'CUMBER, a girl
bound TO me by the Overseers of the Poor Of
Charlton, as ! shall pay no expenses for her
support after this date. ASA DAVIS
Charlton, Sept. Is, 1877 ~
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-10
Female Classical Seminary.

yWNHE Trustees of the Female Classicai
Seminary in Brookfeld, respectfully IN
f1-o, the Public. that the fall term commenced
on TUESD.aY, the I'd inst. A gentleman OF
high attainments in literature and science Is
engaged as principal Instructor and he VIII
be furnished with all necessary assistance
Arrangements are made to furnish the scmin-
ary with Philosophical Apparatus and Sc
lect Library and also to secure every othei
advantage for thorough and elevated system
of instruction. Oct, D
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-10

@INOR pleasantness, safety, expedition,
G case aud certainty. is infinitely superior
to any other for the cure of that most tor
menting disorder. If directions are strictly
i"iiowtd and no cure effected no pay will be de-
msnded. Price 3S cents per box.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-10

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
l v scriber has been duly appointed Admins
of Northbridge, in the County of Worcester.
deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust, by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indebted TO said Estate are hereby
calico upon to make immediate payment and
all those TO whom said Estate is indebted are
requested to exhibit their demands for settle.
ment. AARON ADAMS, Jr.
Sept %, 1927. 40
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13
Wousr.
Rednesddu. Dee !!

- - Hednfsdhr, Dee. ID.
The following gentlemen have been n ppont
ed to compose the committee onthe memorial
Of the Revolutionary Officers: .Mrssrs Burgess,
Condict, Drayton, Livingston, Taylor, Holmes
Mitchell, Of Tennessee.
The Speaker laid before the House com
mnnication from -he Treasury Department,
respecting the settlement of the public ac-
The Hoise agreed 10 wcat the usual mourn
ing, IN testimony of respect for tire memory
Of the l1te VIM s. Young, of Kentucky. The
House adjourned.
Thursday, Dec. 6.
On motion Of mr. Van Rensselaer, the house
determined to proceed to the choice Of chap
lain on Monday. ~
The memorial Of col Ogden, Of N J and
col. Bradford Of Mass which was presented to
The house-on Tuesday last, was ordered to be
printed.
The motion made by mr. Little, on the al,
inst. was agreed io. and the appointment OF the
committees was ordered accordingly.
The House adjourned TO Monday.
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J them to the rigorous importof disastrous an.
gagemen In March, 1921, q debt OF
twenty-five millions of dollars, due by pur.
cnasers OF the public lands, had accuinulnt.
ei, which they were unable to paw. Anac,
OF Congress, of the End of March, 1921
came to their relief. and has been succeed
ed oy others the latest being the act ofthe
lth OF May, 1896, the indulgent proyision,
OF which expired on the lth of July last
The effect ofthese laws has been 70 reduce
the debt from the purchasers. a remain.
ing balance ofabout four millions three hun.
dred dollars due I; more than three .fifths of
which are for lands within the State Of Ala
bama. recommend TO Congress the re-
vivai and continuance for further term. of
the bene6cent accommodations 10 the pob.
lic debtors, Of that statute, and submit to
'neir consideration, IN the same spirit of eq-
uity, the. remission, under proper discrimi.
nations, OF the forieitures of partial pay
ments on account ef purchases ofthc pub
'ic lands, SO tar as TO allow of their appil-
cat.nn TO other payments.
There are various other subjects Of deep
interest to the whole Union, which have
he'et"tore been recommended to the con
sideration Of Congress, as well by my pre-
aeccssors, as under the impression of the
duties devolving upoa me, by myself A.
mong these sre-ths debt. rather Of iost.ce
than gratitude, 10. the Surviving warriors OF
theRevolntionary War tae extension Of
the Judicial Administrator of the Federal
Government 10 those extensive aud impor.
tant members ofthe Union, which having
risen into existence since the organization
OF 1.-THE present Judiciary establishments, now
constitute at least one third of its territory,
power, and population; the for,uation ofa
more effective and uniform system for the
goverDnent Of the Militia, and the anchor
alton, in some FORA, or modIfica,ion, of the
diversified and often oppressive codes relat-
ing TO insolvency. Amidst tho multiplicity
OF topics of great national concernme nj.
which may recommend themselves to the
claim and patriotic deliberations of the Le
gislature, il may suffice to say, that on these
and all other measures which may receive
their sanction, myheariy co operation will
be given. confornably 10 the duties en,oin.
cd upon me, and under tho sense of all obi.
cations prescribed by the Constitution.
JOIN QUINCY ADAMS.
WAsHISGroN, December 4th, 1927.
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compensation. Within the last wear the
Transportation Of tho mail III stages has
been greatly augmented. The number of
Post Offices has been increased 10 seven
thousand; and it may be anticipated tha,
while the facilities Of intercourse between
fellow citizens in Derson or Us currespon-
dcnce, will soon be carried to the door Of
every villagcr in the Union,a yearly surplus
of revenue will accrue, Which may be ap.
piled as the wisdom Of Congress, under the
exercise oftheir constitutional powers, may
devise for the further establishment and
improvement Of the public roads. or by ad-
ding still further to the facilities IN the
transportation Of the mails. OF the indi-
cations Of the prosperous condition OF our
country, none can be more pleasing than
those presented-by tho multiplying rela
tions Of personal aud intimate intercourse
between the citizens Of the Union dwell
ling at the remote st distances from each
other.
Among the subjects which have hereto.
fore occupied the earnest soicitude and at.
tention of Congress, is the management
and disposal Of that portion OF the proper.
ty Of the Nation which consists OF the pub
lie lands. The acquisition of them, made
at the expense ofthe whole Union. mt only
in treasure but in blood. marks right Of
property in them equally extensive. BY
the report and statements from the General
Land Office now communicated, il appears
that, under the present Government Of the
United Stat es, a sum little short Of thirty
three millions OF dollars has been paid from,
the common Treasury for that portion OF
this property which has been purchased
from France and Spain. and for the extinc
ton of the aboriginal titles. The amount
oflands acquired is near two hundred and
sixty millions OF acres, Of which, on The first
or January, Is26, about one hundred and
,bry,i ine milo yf acres had been survey
cd and little more than nineteen millions
osacrcs had been sold. The amount paid
into the Treasury by the purchasers OF the
lands sold is not yet equal to the sums paid
fht the whole, but leaves q small balance to
bc refunded. The proceeds Of the snles
oftbe ands have long been pledged 10 the
creditors Of the Nation a pledge from
,rb;cb ,xs have reason to hope that they
will in very few years be redeemed. The
.vs,crn unon which this great National IN.
terest has been managed was the rcsn't OF
long. anxious, and persevering dclioera'
ticn ma,ured and modified by the progress
Of our population. and the lessons OF expes'
jence. j, has been hitherto eminentiy sue
eessful. More than niDe-tentbs OF 'he
lands still remain the common property o,
the Union, tho appropriation snd disposa
ofwhich are sacred trusts - the 'I.as,o nsias o
Congress. OF the land sold cons'dera,
bic part were conveyed under extendee
credits, which, in the vic'ssItudes sns n"c
tuations in the value OF lsnds. ano o' tneil
produce. becsme oppressively burdensome
to the purchasers. Ltcsn never oe 'ne N
tersst and policy Of the nation TO wrine
ftcp, iss own citizens the reasonable crafli'
cfvheir industry spd enterprise, by holding
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13

ni,H'; lepcn lent u,oa tham the execu
t;oa ofthe acts of Congress, relating To them
and the views Of the a-i,ers engaged in
the several branches of he service, con.
cerning the Improvements which may ten
70 their perfection fh, 'ortitication OF
the Coasts, AMI the gra,nil Increase and
great system Of national defence. which
has been upwards of ten years in progress,
and which, FOR series Of years To come.
will continue to claim the constant and per-
SEVERN. protection and supcrlntentlsnce g
OF the legislative authority. Among the
measures which have eliminated from these
principles, the Act Of the last Session of
Congress for the gradual Improvement of
the Navy ho'dsa conspicuous place. The
collection OF timber for the future construc.
ton of vessels OF war; the preservation
and reproduction OF the species Of timber
particularly aiaptcd - tha; purpose the
construction of Ory Docks lor the use OF
the Navy, the erection of a Marine Rail.
way for the repair OF the public ships, and
the improvement ofihe Navy Yards for the
preservation Of the public property depos.
iced IN them, have ali received from the
Executive ha o. v.pn required by that
Ari we TO receive il, stead
'ds the execution Of
establishment Of
shng the means Of
tn the youths who
service of their
still solicits the
tnre. Practical
navigation may
IS of the squad
.r ine, are des-
competent
hip building,
astronomy !:
.r. our officers
- education with the
=, other maritime nations The
knowledge of the laws, municipal and ma
tonal, which, in their intercourse with for.
eign States and their Governments, are
continually called into operation; and, a
bove all, that acquaintance with the pin.
ciples of honor and justice, with the high.
er obligations Of morals, and of general
laws, human and divine, which constitute
the great distinction between the warrior
patriot; and the licensed robber and pirate;
these can be systematically'tan aud en-
inently acquired oaly in a permanent
school, stationed upon the shore, and pro.
vdod with the teachers, the instruments,
and the books, conversant with and adapt
ed To the communication. of the principles
ofthcse respective sciences To the youthful
and inquiring mind.
The report from the Postmaster Gcno..
raj exhibits the condition of that Depart9
n,ent. as highly satisfactory for the present,
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TEEE REPuBlTCAN.
PRESIDENT MESS9GE-We publish,
NEWyGMHs
THURSDAY MORNING, DFc. I3, 1877.

PRESIDENT S MESSaGE.--We publish
to-day. this able and interesting document ],
is marked by that str engtlr Of expression, and
that thorough acquaintance with tho poIitica
condition of the country, which characterize
all the state papers from the pen Of Nc. Ad
ans. It is not so minute as usual, IN detail
ing the subjects which fequird the attention
Of Congress these things having been amply
exhibited in his previous messages.
Congress-. The election. sf Speaker, ia
probably considered by many, ar decisive OF
the next Presidential election. But the pa.
pers favorable to the present government, do
not appear to he of that opinion. The choice
of Speaker was not influenced wholly by gen
eral politics, but was no doubt, in par, effect
ed by considerations arising from some par
ticular acts Of mr.. Tayior's public life, which
are otpoxious 10 southcrners a. anti-tarifftes
Il is very certain that the Presidential ques.
ton did not operate exclusively in this cleo.
lion. Mr.. Stevenson has been pr,siding Off.
Ger ia tine house Of Delegates in Virginia, and
although devoted to the political doctrines o
that state, is said TO be Of an agreeable de-
portrpent, and will, ~e presume, discharge
the duties Of his new station with ability and
impsrtiaIity. II, however, the committees
a appointed are ofihe same sentiments with th'
Opposition, the responsibility Of all public
measures hereafter undertaken will be trans
ferred from the administration, to the sboul
eers Of IFS opponents.
--.eDe>s--
Much va- ETY.. and several advertisements
are exciuled 20 day % make room for tn
Message Of tae President.
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Wednesday -sloops Essex C laddinr ;splen.
did, Read; Mary, Bennett, fr NYork.
Sloop Lydia, Barlow, ff Haddam.
Sloop Albion, Barker, fr NLondon.
The pilot boat Hiram, arr. on Monday. ,e.
ports that the brig Hannah Of and for Boston.
~ Nuss'a' WIN cargo OF iron, was run into
oy aoiig IL Suracoa, aad sunk crew saved
MEMORANDA.
Sloop William, Swssey. of,his mort. arr a,
Savannah. 9th ult. ~ st Augustine.
Arr at Norfolk LIST inst Panama. r. this noy,
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Seuatf.

WodnfSHny, Dcf. =.
Mr.. Johnson, of Kentucky, agrceably 10
lsave. INTRODUCED a bill TO abolish imprison.
nent for deb.; which was read first time, and
passed 10 second readinr.
The Vice. President laid before the Senate a
communication from the Department Of War,
felat've to proposals received for printing a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13
Sale OF Real Estate.

ny : riwe cfo decree efMe Supreme Judi
e'a' Court, al their .7ug,isi term, 1897.
l,rH sell at Public AUCTION nj .Ns,e.
@oreham, on The l5h day of Dccember
net at 10 o'clock, a. M
a III. the Real Estate, (situate in said
L ~ New 'Shorcham,) y Of which DR.. AA-
at sale. Josiah = prcx,, r.
New Shorehan,, nov. Is.
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NHE .obscriher has Just received from n
Il York, 20 bbls first rate Apples, which he
Will sell for 50 per bbi Persons wishing n
supply for winter viii do well To call soon At
tho store OF the subscriber at the corner OF
Market.suuare. BENZ. MARSH. Jr.
Newport, Dec. "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13

| These bricks must be cast in monlds Of sncl
| sxe as t average, when thoroughly baned
inches by iinchcs by 2t inches.
They must be OF the best quality Of Nor
chaniabie bsicks-tho proportion of salmon q,
Ps'c bricks, must not exceed one eighth ofth,
whote; and no soft or verv pale bricks will n,
received. hepropor,ion of arch bricks mus
not exceed one eighth OF the whole: and none
| o. 'hcss that ara much warped, will be rccoiv.
ga. The proportion of broken bricks mus,
nos exceed two per cent.
~ 'oast 60.O 60 be delivered by the 18th
{9. May 1873, and the remainder in The eourse
2! tho summer and autumn Of The same ycar.
a. SUCH periods AZ may best suit tho conyen
'onceoi the contractor-- provided, these IL al
ways on hand the supply requisite for the pro.
gress Of the work. - r''
Before forming the contract asfair s,mnlc
wiH w required 10 be dcpos2ed in the Engi.
ncer ohlce at Fort Adams; which. should !,
prove satisfactory, will govern i'm the insnec.
s'on OF several the deliveries.
Payments will be made, if required. on each
cargo duly inspected and received An com.
.nyn'cStions touching this subject, 10 be direc.
,sd 70 ~, 0"le JcsEpu q. Torres, us. Engs
Ncwpart, r. L. ~ "s o.
For! adams, Dec 10, 1897 f6w !,
!. uIIiio publishers ofihe Newport Mercnrv
ra!'kivef Monitor, Taunton and New. Dca'
: 'otd papera, will please publish tho above for
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-13
W'TO Farmers,

Uanfcd TO Purchase immediatcly
LIVE or SIX THOUSAND bushels Of
IL BARLEY, Cor which cash will be
given. Apply at tho Newport Brewery.
Dec.G John GOFF.
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AUCTIONS.
On Saturday next.

AT io o'clock. in front of my Store, will DO
oold ut public auction,
nNh excellent Cooking Stove, with all tho
Dry Goods, books, 4 kegs butter. watches. y
setts China, with variety of other goods.
Dec l3 N'"S
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~ OMAfSSfO.yERS' NOTCE.--we tho
~ subscribers having been appoinied by tho
Hon. Court Of Probate, for tho town Of New.
port, commissioners TO receive snd examine
Tho claims of The creditors against tho estate
of EDWARD NOSES, late Of Newport,
deceased, represented insolvcpt, do hereby
giyo notice that six months from Dec. Sd, ara
allowed to tho creditors of snid estate 10 bring
in aud prove their respective claims, and that
we will attend for ib,t purpose at the houscG
Eleozer TrcSctt, on the FIRST Saturday in a.,
priI and iB May, and on the Sd day Of juno
next, sl = o'clock . IN. on each day.
ELrAktR TRE,Err,l .-a. ....,..e.
SAaUgt Cam, Commissioncrss
Isaac TAossRr. ..a,,.
An persons indebted 70 said estate are Co.
o.Iss,o 10 make immediate payment To-,
Dec i3 SAMUEL MOSES, 9drs'r.
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TO be pal
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Much ya- ETY., and several advertisement
are exciuled 20 day % make room for IN
Messars Of tne President.
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DkOPOSALS will be .sceived until tho
- 10th day cffebr,,ary nrx, for Tie snpply
al Fort Adams, Newpo llarbor, q. |. OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-02
FALL GOODS AND FASHIONS.
JOHN JPINTYRE.

1Ef Merehant Tai'oy, opposite the Bell Tarsrs.
A AS just Teesvtd very handsoms assorusnt Of Ffs,h
es Todi consisting Of every sesonsble article IN biz line
carefully selected grestvarisy Of verv neat
n rrePsred To- make to order, short notice IN m.
nesie AID most fashionable stysand very
- complete n'or.nen Of fashonable pesdy Mad,
Oiofning oontsHiy on hand, Al very reduced price,.
n Every garment warranted equal 10 those made 10 order
oct ~ 49-w4v
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SELECT SCHOOL-

MY SCHOOL a'ii be coniin6ec the ensuing wear, No
LIZ brother John Nelson, who has had IL wear, e,.
pefivnee aeseheTl be associated with me- in In, man
ssrme 81 the SCHOOL, in which will be taught the Greek
Lam Snd French Languages together with those branches
es'n'ng which constitute good English Education The
VIII commence the 2ist day Of January s2s and
terminate on the 5th day Of December following There will
se vacation If -four weeks, on the 1St sv Of
yune inr rne+ for board tuition ws,hng lodging fuel
VIII ne 10 payable half the LIST day of June 1898
ang the o'bsr half on the It day of Dec following
the alsfPl"e OF the school will be rarents sud A. mch
care ana ktndne's will be extended bSvfded 10 me
Is,f setion, as to nv children No bow, sn is veafs
oo WIZ be admitted into the School, unless he ss he
equally known to ue for ordery exemplary depor,m ep nv
Ie'iaence remote from the baunis s and mursIy
ana remarkably healthy II situated IN the county II on,
d ~ 'ss ron Hchmond, and about the same distance
rom fIedeek'hus The stage from Frederiek,bure 10
ae,syie Ps.'e within 400 yards Of my and tb
IRON kehmond TO tisusODbug, within miles of H. Letter
to me should be directed adner Gross Rosd Lsui,s
sr ~ VIM. NELSON, Jf.
ma ueoFaPhy Reading, Writing aud Arilbmttirk wishes
20 "o'sn employment 10 private family For further lplo
~, sPPY 10 w. NELSON, Jr.
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