davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-07-11
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

WORCESTER, IS.
A Ia Cont of Sessions, begun and holden
u. at Worcester, within and for the County
OF worcester, on the fourth Tuesday of March,
a. u: 1897, and by adjournment ON the second
Tuesday Of May, A. d. Is27,-Ordered by the
Court, That the Overseers of the House of
Correction be directed to discharge no person
from said House, who shall hereafter be con-
fined there as a COMMON DRUNKARD.
before the expiration of his sentence, until
such person shall procure Certificate from
the Physician of said House of Correction,
that such Prisoner has submitted to such a
course of medical treatment as shall be pre-
scribed by said Physician.
A copy as of Record appears
Attest, ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-07-11
WANTED

'hkEE or four Young Men, of steady and
Pioyment at Cloth Dressing to such; liberal
wages will be given. Likewise, eight or ten
Femaies may find employment to attend Pow
er Looms, to whom liberal wages will be Civ
en-; apply at South Leicester to JAMES
AfNOERTON, rELIPHALEf WHEELER.
Saxon Factory, birmingham.
South Leicester, July IL. 6w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-07-11
HIDES, LEy27YfER, &c.
To the Honorable Justices of the

To the Honorable Justices of the
Court of Common Pleas, begun and holden
at Worcester, within and for the County of
Worcester, en- the t,lirl Monday of June,
AID. 1877:
HUM2LY sHEws-NATfj1. HoUGff-
II IL TON and ABIGAIL HOUGHTON.
ooth OF barre, IN said County-that they are
sel2ed in zee simple, and as tenants in common
OF, and in certain real estate, situate and w.
ing in said Barre, and described as follows -
The first lot of land contains about one hun
bred ard thirty acres, and bounded southerly
on land Of Nathan Hancock and joseph Jen-
kns; northerly on said Jenkins and William
Hamilton; north-westerly on the town road
leading to Nehemiah Allen; and southcrly on
said Allen: one other lot, described as follows,
containing about sixteen acres, bounded west
erly on land of Adam Hamilton southerly on
land of widow Eunice Brooks and northerly
on the county road leading from Barre to Dana
Also, one other lot containing about sixty
acres, and bounded southerly on the county
road aforesaid; westerly on said road and land
of Adam Hamilton northerlv and easterly on
land belonging to the heirs Of Grizzle Dolbear
Also, one other lot containing about four acres
bounded sonthcrly on said road; northerly on
said heirs land and easterly on land Of Benia-
min Clark-the said Abigail, in her right, owns
one unulViueu ciBnlH part, dIu tN0 SAID Ma
thaniel three undivided eighths of all the afore.
said lots, and certain other persons to your pc
titioners unknown that they cannot possess,
occupy and improve the said parts to any ad-
vantage, while the same lay in common and
undivided as aforesaid, But wholly lose the ad-
vantage thereof.
Wherefore they pray, that notice may be
issued in due form of law and that their said
parts may be set off and assigned to them in
severalty.
NATHL. AND ABIGAIL HOUGHTON.
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHUsETTs.
Worcester, SIS. Court of Common Pleas, at
Worcester, June Term, 1897:
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That
the Petitioners notify all persons interested
therein to appear at the next term of this
Court, to be holden at Worcester aforesaid, on
the first Monday in September next, by pub
fishing an attested copy of said Petition, and
this order of Court thereon, in the .Massa-
chtsettS Spy, end Worcester County .4drerti-
ser" public Newspaper printed in Worcester
| aforesaid, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last
publication to be thirty days, at least, before
the sitting of said Court, that they may then
and there shew cause, If any they have, why
the prayer thereof should not be granted.
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, C}erk.
copy Of the Petition and order of Court
thereon.
Attest. ABIJAH B1GELow, Clerk
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-07-11

VOU are hereby cited to appear (ifyou
IN see fly at the Court OF Probate 10 be holden
at Brookiell. in said County, on the fourth Tues
day in October next, at ten of the clock, before
noOh TO show cause why the Instrument which
said deceased shonld not be approved; and you
viii be heard thereon.
9S' NATHL. PAINE, J. PROD.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-07-11

Tuluabie Estate IN Barre for sale.
nN SATURDAY, the 18th day of August
" next, at four o'clock, p. NJ. will be sold at
public auction, on the premises, Of not pre-
viousy disposed of at private eale,) a lot OF
LAND, situate in the centre of said Barre ,,
with Cabinet Makers Shop and Dwelling
House thereon, two stories high Also =,
complete set of AKERSs
TOOLS
Por further particulars, inquire of the sub
scriber, 424 Washngton-street, boston, or OF
A. MEAD, Jr ON tho premises
July 4. DAVID MEAD
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-07-11

Worcester, So. Probate Office, July 8, 1897.
To The Ridoe and Hears Of WYATT BAR
Low, ldie of Hardwick Gore, IN Tie Cosnty
Of Worcester, deceased, and 10 ali others eoSa-
csrned u, the Estate Of said deceased,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-07-11

and proper station in society and to push him
above it only serves to produce disorder and
confusion
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-07-11

FArAL AccIpESr. In Rutland, on the goth
ult Isaac S. Rice, son of Mr.. Asa Rice, aged
1s, was killed By the accidental discharge Of a
gun. He and another person were on opposite
sides of tree into which they had driven a
squirrel, when his companion, hearing the
report, hastened to the spot, and found him
in the agonics of de~sh. From appearances
it is supposed that, while looking up for the
squirrel, he accidentally hit the breech of
4ha run against the tree in such a manner
as to bring the muz2le to the back of his head.
and at the same time to cause the discharge Of
the piece. He was an amiable young man, and
Ills death is much lamented
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-07-11

MASTERS IL CHAScERy. This Office, which
IS new in this Commonwealth, had become
necessary By the vesting of Chancery powers
N our Supreme Court. Aaw, passed in March
last, authorizes the appointment of two in each
district in which a. Law Term of the S. J..
Court is held. Under this act the following
appointments were made, at the late session of
the Council -
Nathan Brooks ESQ. for NIiddesex; Will
Liam Minott and John b. Davis, Esquires, for
Suffolk and Nantucket; Rufus Choate, Esq.
for the counties Of Plymouth, Bristol, Barn
stable, and Dukes; Joseph G. Kendall, ESQ.
Tor Worcester; John H. Ashmun and Justice
Willard, Esqnires, fol-. Hampshire, Hampdcn,
berkshire; Sherman Leland, Esq. for Norfolk.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-07-11

TRoM EUROPE. English papers 10 May 80
have been received in New York. The only
additional news ofany Importance contained in
them is accounts of the capture at Navari,o,
l'y Lord Cochrane, of four or five Turkish YES
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-17

the generals apartment, where he stood by my
s.de as ifhe were my shadow, moving VIII iev-
err moved, and lastly posting himself behind
nv chair during the repast. without moving a
limb o. scarcely muscle, the rigid gra'lIy OF
his coun,enance helghtening the ludicrous ef-
feet which his erect and immo'able posture
impaired
We have not time to skech the rest OF an
Hal,n's adventures. or to notice the ey' nts
that led to his return to SpaiI. In abiding 10
the scenes through which he passed, however,
we may mention. as emiEently spirited and
picturesque, The authors description OF the
habits of the Russians of all class s-th' II
modes of life - their festivals and religious GER
emonies -Petersburgh, Moscow, and "t the
Ru sian cities; their palaces, church S, con-
vents por.s. army, nay, military colo"i' 5
tie road o Georgia, Cal" ucks, C"ssacks, sc.
The Russian mbassy 10 fersia-ihc eau
casas and is tribes he George II ampa'gn
"a sketch of Georgia its monuments, aspect,
commerce, and anecdotes Gifts inhabitants aud
chirfs-the country and its woods Of roses
anecdotes Of the TartAr princes the Grimes
sc. sc.
We must now reluctantly lude, regret.
ting orlys h t the law witch limits notice OF
this kind o few pags, rcverts us from IN
creasiug the interest Of our article BY incre as
insr its lpnrth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10.
In SEN ATE

MIR. Hsyne from the Committee on Naval Az
fairs reported bill to provide for the grsdusI in.
crease OF the Navy, laPpropristipg $500, 600 an
uslly;l which was read
Mr.. Berrien asked and ot;sined leave IN iot-o-
duce bill for tie payment Of the Georgia Militia
Claims for services IN 1902, and 4; which was
real twice, by unanimous consent, and after some
debate as TO the reference, was referred TO the
Committee on Military Aaairs.
The bill to provide for reports OF the deci
sions OF the Supreme Court, was read third
time, passed, and sea, 10 The House for eo,e,r.
renee.
Mr.. Hsyne moved that Tie Bsnkrupt Bill be
taken up for consideration, which va. agreed IN
and II was made the specisl order of The day To-,
Monday next ~
MIR. Harrison submitted the following re.oln.
ton:
RcsolDed, That the Committee on aiili,s,s Ar.
fairs be instructed TO inquire Into the expcdeprv
OF giving rank TO the officers Of the psy Dena,i
ment OF the Army Of the Uni ed States.
The resolution submitted yesterday by Mr.. Smith
OF Md. IN relation 10 lie Sinking Fund. was ,,Lea
up aud agreed TO.
The resolution reported yesterday from The
COMMITTEES on Indian AGsirs, unfayorsble 10 The
petition of Robert Dunlop. was agreed 10.
Ihe bill 20 increase the salary Of the Postmaster
General IS read second time, and taken % ia,
consideration. THE bill proposes 10 n,sks Inc
salary $4,000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18

FROM COLOMBIA. BY the brig Bunker
Hill Cap. Smith irou Carthsgena, the Gaceta de
Colombia, of the 26th November, is receive -
The only news il contains is the arrival of Bolivar,
at Bogota.
THE LIBERATOR BOLIVAR BY the
extraordinary courier OF the Oath Instant, we have
received the wished for and highly gratifying news.
that Hi- Exceiency the President Liberator, ar
rived in the capital Of the republic on the l4th,
a, / / in The morning. As the courier set out. for
this city the same day, he was barely able to bring
the intelligence Of his arrival, without any partic-
ulars.
His Exceliency the Vice President, received
him (Bolvsr) in the government palace. accompa-
MED by the secretaries, the corporations, and the
other officers, civil and military; and. some let
tiers state, written by very respectable persons, 10
whom we indebted for the news. His Excel
lency the Liberator replied to the public acclama-
| tons with which he was received, By crying uiua
the constitution, which be denomipated charter
sacred anG invioIabe for two years"
Nc Y. Ec. Post
PROCLAMATION OF BOLIVAR.
| Colombians: Five yeas since lef, this capita
to march at the head Of the Lbera,Ing Army from
The shore. of The Cauca TO the silvery heights OF
Poios- A million of Colombians, two sister Re
public. have obtained independence under the
| 'hadow Of your banners-and the world OF Co.
| lumbus has ceased TO be Spanish. Suc!. is the
| result of our absence.
Your misfortunes have called me back TO Co
lombis; come full of Zeal consscra,e myself 10
The national will, which shall be my code, because
it is infallible.
The national voice oblises me to take uron
myself the supreme command; abhor it MORALLY
since by that am accused Of ambition and an at
| tempt at monarchy. What! Do they think me 30
mad as to aspire to degrade myself? Do they mo-,
know that the destiny of l4IBERA TOR is more
| sublime than the throne?
Columbians Il return to submit to the in.up
portable weight Of the masistiacy; for in moments
OF danger, to give it up were cowardice, not mo @.
deration; vet count on ne only until the law or
the psop'e recover their sovereignty. Permit me
then 10 serve you plain soldier and true re-
publican. asa citizen armed in defence of tn,
beautiful trophies of our victories your rights.
Palace OF the Governm ent, Bogota, Nov. %
1876. BOLIVAR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18
FOR sale

tR. R1CHD r. JAMES, Offers for sale the place Al Whit
- he resides, situated within one mile Of Ca,e,.,;i
healthy aud sgreeable ncghboufhoOd Containing $50 ,e,s
about 50 OF which well timber ed the cleared Lard of col
quality and well waefed. There most excellent .n,i.
wnbin convenient distance Of the house The buidnrs AZ
Ill the dwelling house suc Tor the accommodation Of
small family The establishment well calculated n,
prof ssOna gmeman for any person who wishes to re
to e country during the summer months. Persons disposed
purchase referred Dr. James the proprstor ,eIns
the premises, Archibald Bryce If GoochlanJ or 10 bs
subscriber residing in The City Of Hichhcna.
JOHS FORBES,
Nov d-wu ~ oidef u l.e Proprietor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18
CENTRAL AMERICA

MIR. MORENO, Minister from Colombo, 70
France and the Netherlands, has arrived in this CT.
~ by way of Boston. lie left Guatemala abou, Q
months since, and substantially confirms the sc-
counts received through Mexico, of the political
situation of Central America; but states that the
executive power of the country is amply qualified
TO suppress the Disturbances, and TO preserve peace
and order.--The divisions that existed originated
rom local causes, and were not st al insiigae cd
oY IPanfh o. any o'hei ioFeign influence, which
is wholly extinct iD tho Republic. Nv. Y a,ir,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18

that there will be any general revival in the Corn
trade until the more near approach of the reasse-
bling of Parliament.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18

a le'te' from London ofthe 14.h uIt received
W ms cry, says B" lie generally believed tina,
France is at the bottom Of the aeeressions u,o,,
Portugal, Notwithstanding her proteststions 10 the
contrary. Judgiag from appearances, should say
we srehkely 10 have general siir on the Con,i.
nen', although many think the Steps taken BY MIN.
sizes viii he the only sure way 10 prevent it,
All public securities have fallen very much during
'be week; South American, have gone down fuIl
ZEN PER cent
The Liverpool Chronicle of the J6;b saws
q" The itror OF The war has advanced the o,ics
Of most articles IN our market, aud It IL very non
Ulas amongst al classes al This place.
NJ H. Jfer Mn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18

Capt. Nye, from Msracaibo, Dec. 18Th. informs
that Bolivar bad arrived In the neighborbood. and
was expected to reach the City on that or ihe foI-
lowing day Maracaibo papers TO Dec 10, con-
tain no news
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18
THUR-DAV, JANUARY ~
SENATE.

f1fIF n y.
The President communicated letter from the
Secretary o! War, accompanied by statement of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18

we nave stated In our report, that Mr.. For
syth, on Thur-day, withdrew his motion calling
Tor copy OF the Convention between the IIne2
States and Great Britain, relative 10 the mixed
Commission under the Treaty of Client. In DOING
so, Mr.. r. said ne was informed that i, was the ia.
tention OF the Chief Magistrate 10 send COW Of
the Convention, on this subjec la,el, made with
Sfeat Britain, TO Congress, in few days; be.
therefore wiihdre" the resolution he had submitted
on 'na' SUBJECT having no desire to make sny I'M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18
LIVERPOOL MARKErs

LIVERPOOL, Dec. g. Cor Corn Market NJ,
Tuesday was fiat; the sales effected were no, ex
tensive, and at rather lower rates; subseqnsntIy
there mas not been any reyivsi in ihe demsnd, and
but little change in price; any alteration 80,
is for the worse; this probably might have bes,,
more so, but for The possibility of war. Very III
tie demand is just now experienced for Hooded
Grain; 5s 81 Cd per 40 10. is required for eood
Wheat under the lock. no sales Of -four in bond
are lately reported. II does not seem pfobsble
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 16. We regret to s,s,s
that The bill for the relief Of the surviving OF
GERS and Soldiers Of the Revolutionary Armv ,1ss
yesterday virtually rejected in The House of Rep-
resentaiiyes: Mr.. Wickliffe's amendment ~
posiDgto include the heirs and representative NJ
deceased Officers, was adopted by large msio,i,r
with unequivocsl design Of defeating the bili'
The friends of the measure are not without hone
however, that something may yet be done for
the venerable authors Of our political being. Go1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18

TfOa; sae London JHeyeaatue Ip,.ce Current
PosTscaIPr, Dec. IL. half past 3 O'Clock.
The Kings Message respecting the affair. oi
Portugal, sent to PsrlIamen, last nighi, has bad
the effect in great measure, Of suspendioe bust
ness at present; the general feeling IS that pare,
are, at all events, safe in holding their goods at The
present prices; snd az the buyers have not conf
dence 10 the certainty of war, they do not. ex.
cept in few instances, offer tie advanced prices
CoTToN-40O bales Of Bengal have been
sold to day at 8 81 per ID. being lun ,he fsnne,
prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-18

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16. The Committee ri
investigation, in the House OF Representatives On
he appeal Of The Vice President, continues !,
isily session. Their duty is lnborious, and ,bei,
application TO it constant we should ejo.h,
whether the result will be Of coresponde,. i'm
'or anee; although, until it be nsde known !, ,,iIl
'e iookeo lot WIN interest Nat. Int.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-16

Flax and Hemp, with their products, may
he obtained in such quantities as to supercede
the use Of foreign Oak and hemp, and the man
uiacturcs from them. if protected from the
large impOrtatiOns of those articles from for
eign countries.
The further protection Of large capital in
distilled spirits, is also respectfully recon-
mended to the consideration of Congress, as
important to the grain growing states.
Further protection to cotton goods and
printed cOttons is invited by the success
of the coarse cOttOns, which like every
other article adequately protected by law,
have become cheaper and better than sim
liar manufactures formerly brought from "a
broad.
HarrisJurgh, Pa. August Sd 1897.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-16

An additional duty on blankets and further
protection to the growers and manufacturers
Of hemp and fax, the manufacturers Of print
ed aud cotton goods generally and on foreign
distilled spirits, was recommended to the con-
sideratiOn of congress.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-16

~ is not Of spontaneous growth ia any
soil or cline aud he Is deaf 10 the voice
Of experience, who deems It that hardy
plant which will flourish even after Il has
taken root without continual pains and cul-
tiyation. ALGERNON SYDNEY.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-08-16
Hermitage, July 18Th 1897.
MR.. CLAYS SPEECH.

The following is the concluding part of speech
delivered by Mr.. Clay, at public dinner in licking
ton, Ken, on the 18th of July.
81 rejoice again and again, that the contest has a.
last assumed It's present practical orm.-Heretoforc,
malignant whispers and dark suruises have been clam
dcstiney circulated or openly or unbushngly utter
ed by irresponsible agents. They we're borne upon
the Withstand like them were invisible and intangible
No responsible stood forward sustain them with
his acknowledged authority. They have at least To-
cal habitaton and a name. Gen. Jackson has now
thrown off the mask and comes confessedy forth from
behind his concealed batteries publicly to accuse and
convict me. We stand confronted before the Ameri-
can people,. Pronouncing the charges, again do,
destitute Of all foundation, and gross aspersions,
whether claudestinely openly issued from the walls
OF the Capitol, the saloons of the Hermitage, or by
PRESS by pen, or by tongue; and safely resting on my
conscious integrity, demand the witness, and await
the event with fearless confidence.
The issue is fairly joined The imputed offence
does not comprehend single friend, but the colec-
tive body of my friends in Congress; and it
them Of offering, and of sanctioning corrupt prcpo
SOns, derogatng from honor, and in violation Of the
most sacredaof duties The charge has been made
after two years deliberation. Gen. jackson has vol
unfairly taken his position and without provocation.
In voting against him President ofthe United States.
gave him no just cause of offence I exercised no
more than my ndisputable privilege, as, suisse
quent occasion, Of which | have never complained,
he exercised his in voting against Secretary Of
State. Had voted for him, must have gone coun-
ter to every fixed principle of my public life be-
lIeve HIM incompetent, and his election tanght with
danger. At this early period of the Repuhc, keep
ing steadily in view the dangers which had Overturn
ed every other Free State, believe to be essential
to the lasting preservation ofour liberties, that man,
devoid of civil talent, and offering no recommends
ton but founded military services should not
be selected to administer the Government. believe
yet; and shall consider the days Of the Common
wealth numbered, when an opposite principle is es-
tablished believed,and still believe, that now when
Institutions in comparative infancy, is the time
establish the great principle, that military qualif-
cation alone a sufficient title the Presidency
Ii We start right, may q long race Of liberty
Happiness and glory. II we stumble in setting out
we Shall fall Others have fallen before us, and fall
without oven claim 70 the regrets sympahies q
mankind.