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JACKSON IN INDIANA.

i1Htract Of a letter from an administration gen
ueman at indianapolis, State of Indiana) 10 his
friend in Lawrenceburg, Ky.
JANUARY 10th, 1928.
he Jackson Convention convened at Indian
aPoiis on the sth inst. and have formed Jackson
ticket OF Electors. The administration Conven-
ton is postponed until the Ist Monday in May
next. There have been number of Jackson
meetings in the several counties in this State ami
tor candid with you'll must acknowledge that
fear this State will go for Jackson.
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By the Goveraqy Of the Commonwealth Of Vfr.



4 PROIL4Ef4TIoY.
rs h>0 rhS u haf been represented lie Executive h,
~ ne !'ioT Of Sury c1uny that certain Parker Fee
land who had been emsnsd 10 the Jail Ut said county by Az
examining oout thereof, foi further trai on ,bs,se
mouse bunng iorcihy made bic escape ON the said i and
now gong atafs; have therefore thought pfoier win
the adyice Of the Councio stste 10 oiFr reward at SIC
70 any peron pefson' who will prshend anil convey 10 ill.,
jail Of Sury oEuy aiore'1id the said Parker Ffss,oJ
AnJ do moreover require al oicers, and ilary and
hest endssvcrs the said fugitive 10 be
that he nay he dealt with as The lsw directs
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Paks Freeand about p years of sgeslIogg tonpiexion
icf iOmehe1 hish aud has los, of bis fore leeh
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Ioho i. Finch, oaa Smith, WIN ~ Smith and Af,bsrI
smith mefehln! and pmtner acting under The Gro, u Finch
osains
Wm. s. Willis and wni To1gre,. pstn,
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peafauce according the a.senby add the role, ~
,hi5 court snd happening u The ssfseou Of the oot that
ne NOT 81 nhabiiani Of thr On motion II fhe Plain
'nf ~ iher sonsy. Ordered, That te defendant 40
ppestb here o. ie i dsy Of IIareh court ne,t aud anwer
one Of c newspapers printed The town Of Peteglrg m
cry o. hichmend ~ weeks and posted Il, The
ion do0f OF he courthouse Of said county. copy T,ue
Jan %. - oar IS 80 o t;s. e.
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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-07
CANAL NOTICE

WHEREAs, at Court of Sessions, be-
w gun and holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester on the fourth
tuesday of March, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and twenty seven, and
61y adjournment, on the third Wednesday of
June last, the undersigned were appointed Com
missioners to estimate the damages accruine
TO all persons and Corporations interested in.
the IolloWng locations reservoirs and ap-
pendages to the Blackstone Canal viz the
Moth Pond in Worcester, and the Lone Pond.
Half Moon Pond, and Fint's Pond, with the
other Ponds connected with the same. situated
IN tne towns OF Worcester, Shrewsbury and
Grafton, as reservoirs for the use of said Canal
Notice is therefore hereby given. to all the
persons and Corporations aforesaid. whose lands
may be flowed by the reservoirs aforesaid, or
IN any manner affec ted thereby, that the under.
slgned, Commissioners as aforesaid, viii com.
mence their view and estimate of damages as
aforesaid, at the hoa ting bridge on Long Pond
aforesaid, on Monday, the thirtieth day of June
next, at ten OF the clock in the forenoon, and
VIII proceed nottherly on the banks of said
Fond, viewing and estimating damages until the
next day at one of the clock in the afternoon, at
which time, they will proceed to the North
FOND, IN said Worcester, for the purposes afore-
said, and continue the view and estimate of damn.
ages until the whole be completed.
Should any claimant or claimants for damages,
wish to be heard in support of his or their
CLAIMS, further than he or they conveniently
can be, while passing over and viewing the
premises aforesaid, by communicating such de-
sire to the Commissioners, at any time before
the view shall be completed, a time and place
shall be appointed for that purpose, and thew
will be heard
Notice is also hereby given, to all persons and
corporations interested in the foregoing Local
tons, that they must file their several claims
with some one of the Commissioners. or with
the Clerk of the Court aforesaid, within thirty
days from the fourteenth day of May instant, or
they will be Barred of all right to claim damag.
es afterwards
NATH'L. DENNY.
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, JR. Comm'rs.
LOVETT PETERS,
Nav 2, 1928 10
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DIED


In Brookfeld, on the 18th ult, Mr. Nathan
Upham, aged II.
In West Boylston, on the Cd inst, Mr.. Carlo
IL. Snow, son of Col. Willard Snow, of Paxton,
aged 2S
In Westminster, April 80, Widow Patience
Haywood, aged 80.
in Leicester, on the Both ult, Antipas Earle,
aged 40-Printers IN Verlnoat are reaaested to
insert thjS dcath.
In Spencer, on the Odd ult Mrs. Elizabeth
Sadler, relict of Capt. Stephen Sadler, late of
Upton, aged 93.-PrinterS az Eeraso1it are re-
qteSted to insert this death.
In Oakham, on the Cd inst, Harriet Prentss,
daughter of Mr. VIM. Thompson, aged 3months
In Sterling, March IL, Mr.. Jason Prouty,
aged 90.
In Lenox, on the Both ult., Eliza Ann john
son, aged years. While i'll her fathers saw
null, which was then in full operation, she fell
through hatchway on to the putnam or crank
ofthe machinery, by which her limbs were Sc.
verely fractured and being also more or less
immersed in water, she survived but about one
hour
In Westmoreland, Oneida co. N. Y. J on the
LIST inst, Alexander Parkinan, ESQ, in the SD
year of his age. The deceased was son Of
Rev. Ebenesor Parkman, formerly Of Westboro
In Dover, Vt. 18th inst. Mrs Ruth Sparks
aged 80.
In Norfolk, (va) Sarah Newton, a colored
woman, aged 40 years.
In Cambridge, (Vt) Foo. 90, Mr.. William
Parker, formerly Of Leicester
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Nav 3. 1903.
WORCESTER. IS.

WORCESTER. IS. May 3, 1923.
s. TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
~ Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
due, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the Sd
dagof June next, at 2 o'clock, afternoon, all the
Right in Equity which THOMAS A. DEX-
TER, CHARLES P. DEXTER and DARIUS
B. EOLBROOK, or either Of them, has to re-
deem the following described mortgaged Real
Estate, situated in Grafton, Shrewsbury, and
the Gore, viz: certain tract of Land, con
tanning about ninety-six acres, in the north
westerly part Of Grafton. Also, one other tract
of Land in the north-westerly part of said Graf
ton, containing about twenty acres and ninety
rods, being the same conveyed by Albert Stone
to sail Hobrook and Charles Z, Also, a GER
tain dher tract of Land, situated in the north
westGly part of said Grafton, containing about
forty seven and half square rods; and also a
barn ot and barn, nearly opposite the said last
men: oned piece of Land, being the same prem
Uses conveyed by Gardner Wheelock to said
Hobrook and Charles 2. Also, certain tract
Of Land, with the Water Privilege belonging to
tie same and buildings thereon, situated in the
rorth-westerly part of said Grafton containing
about ten acres and iity-two rods, being the
same mentioned in deed from George w.
Putnam TO said Holbrook and Charles P. Also,
a tract of Land, with the Water Privileges be-
longing to the same and Buildings thereon, sit
uated in the north westerly part of said Graf
ton, containing about one acre. Also, lot OF
Land, with the Buildings thereon, and Mill
Yard, Grist and Saw Mill, and all the Mill
Privileges thereto belonging, situated in the
nortl-wostcrly part of said Grafton, containing
about three acres and forty-four rods. Also
anoh her tract of land, situated in said Grafton
southerly of said last described tract, contain
ing about twelve acres and one hundred rods
and a privilege of taking water from an ague
duct from a spring on the west side of the Wor
cester road, being the same premises conveyed
by John Putnam to said Holbrook ard Charles
p. Also, certain tract of Land, situated il
Shrewsbury, containing about three-fourths o
an acre. Also, certain tract of Land, contain
ing about nine acres, on the western side of the
outlet of Long Pond; and also all the privileg
es-and appurtenances belonging to said tracts
Of Land. Also, two tracts of Land in Grafton
containing about one hundred acres. Also, one
otter piece of Land, situated partly in Orator
and partly in the Gore. Also, a certain trac
of Land, situated in ssid Grafton, containing
about two acres also attached all the waite
and other privileges belonging to the above dc
scribed Real Estate. The said several tract
| of Land and Privileges are now occupied by th
! New England Manufacturing Company,
10 DANIEL UPHAM, ID. Sheriff.
/
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NAMES. The Pennsylvanians being laugh
ed at recently by some of the New Workers for
having a river named" YeJLo1o Breaches Creek
are now in extacies at having found what they
consider a fair Offset in Ohio, where a man
gives notice that he will not serve on the Jack
son committee of vigilance for q One Leg"
township.
CURIOSITY. There is now exhibiting at
Charleston, S. c. an .9frican Man, who has
without any assignabl9 cause almost changed
his colour. His face, hands, ankles and feet are
of the original black, the rest of his skin is
perfectly healthy white. To naturalists and
medical men, he is unquestionably subject Of
curious speculation
From attentive observation, on a recent day,
a gentleman at the southerly part of Boston
calculated that the number of Stage Coaches
which passed his store that day, averaged one
for every four minutes
A note for penny issued by the Bank of
North America in 1899, with all the formality
in language Of a bill for a thousand dollars, was
presented to the same Bank in 1919, and paid
in specie
SOUTHERN STATES. 1t appears that much
pecuniary distress exists in all the slave holding
states, from Maryland to Alabama The sheriff
Of Queen AIMS County, Maryland, advertises
at auction In one paper, about 30 estates, con-
tanning 5000 acres of land, with slaves, cattle,
norses, &c, Meetings have been held in some
of the states to consider the causes of the evil.
and modes of relief They seem to agree in
this-that eItrdcGg GRce, and PURCHASING on
credit, are the principal sources of their enbar-
easements Produce is low, lands are in many
places exhausted, and estates are badly manag-
ed. Getting into debt is fruitful source of dis
tress in the northern, as well us in the southern
states. The propensity to Patrchase on credit
has ruined thousands of the farmers mechanics
and others in New England - Hamp. Gaz.
The first number of" The Amaranth, or Ma.
sonic Garland" has just been issued from the
press Of Messrs. Moore 81 Sevey, in Boston.
| We are informed, says the New England En-.
quirer, that an Oak Tree in Hadley, yielded IL
cords and feet of wood
| The Syren, is the name of an exquisite must
cal instrument, lately invented by an artizan o.
this city. The sounds are produced by the &C
ton of air upon steel bars. 1t is small instru.
ment and may conveniently be placed in lady.
! lap; yet capable of immense compass of tone
and an astonishing volume of sound Severa
scientific ladies' and gentlemen have pronounc
! ed it superior to any other musical instrument
STANDARDIZATION Literary GGzctte
James p Abbot, of Macon, Georgia, wa.
murdered on Tuesday evening, the Cd ult. By
VIM. Fields. The Supreme Court being il
session, Fields was arraigned on Friday, fount
GUILTY.. and sentenced on Saturday to be hung
the succeeding Friday Justice is not always
slow in her dispensations.
MIR. Ira Sherman, native OF Massachusetts,
was, on the LIST ult stabbed to death by Johr
Rodgers, citizen of Horny district, S. Q.
The Savings Bank in London holds $4,000,
600 in the British public stocks
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.M,ARPTED

In this town, by Rev Mr. Miller, Mr. Henry
Parker, Of Nlillbury, to Miss Matilda, daughter
Of Dea. Moses Perry.
In Holden, by Rev Mr. Bardwell, Mr.. Loci
Eames, of Upton, to Miss Olivia Sherman, Of
Holden.
In Lancaster, on Sunday evening last, by
Rev. DR.. Tbayer, Mr.. Joel Wilder, Jun to Miss
Deborah ii. Whitman.
In Harvard, by Rev. Mr. Fisher, Mr. Levi
Barnard to Miss Charlotte Moors
At Dollar, in Scotland, in February last, Mr.
John Mooney, gallant swain of sixty-six, to
Miss Almira Good, a blooming spinster of sixty,
after courtship of thirty odd years No cause
is assigned for the delay, but we expect he had
an idea that Miss Good, like Wine would become
better by age,
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REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED. Forester.
William Eaton, Otis Corbett, Rejoice Newton.
Sterling, Jonathan Wilder, Ebenezer Pope.
BrOOkfetd, John Romans, AIanson Hamilton.
Charlton, Samuel D. Spur, Holden, SiIas
Flagg. NorthbOro, Jonas Bartlett. .MIlJuru.
Elias Forbes. Leicester, Nathaniel ?. Denny.
Sturbridge, Edward Phillips Marlboro, Dan.
iel Stevens. Lancaster, Joseph Willard.
Shrewsbury, Boylston, West Boylston Ward
Douglas, and Groton, have voted not to be rep
scented.
In Sutton, after an Intellectual attempt to
make choice, the meeting was adjourned.
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SETH WYMAN.
JOHN G. FISHET
NOTICE.

FEVHE subscriber would inform the Ladies
q and Gentlemen Of Boyston, and its vicin.
ity, that he has on hand, Morocco, KID, and
PRUNELLA SHOES; Thick SHOES & BRO
CANS. Also, SOLE LEATHER q COW
HIDE; all of which may be had low for cash Oh
short credit.
u Wanted Immediately, at the Shoe Busi-
ness, two APPRENTICE BOYS, Is or Is years OF
age. ABISHAI CROSAIAN, JR.
RoYston. April 30
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MILLINERY.
10

RWISS n WESSON informs the public that
1FN she continues the Millinery business in
all its branches, and will promptly execute or
ders fer any articles in her line. She keeps OH
hand, an assortment of ready made Caps and
Bonnets
U The neaoest fashions just received
WANTED-Two Girls, as Apprentices at
the business, if immediate application is made.
Worcester, Nav T.
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% The Rev. Mr.. Whittemore of Cambridge
port, will preach at Boylston, next Sabbath, It'll
instant.-Three discourses. May 2.
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NOTICE.

YEHHE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
n tween the subscribers under the Firm of
WYMAN & STONE, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The concerns of the late firm
will be adjusted by JOB c, STONE, who is duly
authorized to settle the same, All persons hav-
ing unsettled accounts, are requested to call
and settle the same prior to the first of June
next. SETH WYMAN
JOB G. STONE.
Shrewsbury, April "a, 1928. 19
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Cop0rtnership Notice.

YEXHE subscribers having formed connexion
IL in business, under the firm of
WYMAN & FISHER.
have taken the Store lately occupied by Wv
man & Stone, where they offer for sale, for cash,
country produce, or approved paper, "a prime as
sortment of W. T. GOODS and GROCERIES,,
CROCKERY and GLASS WARE, HARD
WARE; NAILS, Glass, HOLLOW W.ARE,
PAINTS and OIL, SC. &c.
SETH WYMAN
JOHN G. FISHER.
Shrewsbury, April "a, 1928. 10
n B.-W q F. have two Teams running to
and from Boston every week, which enables
them to sell heavy articles for a very small ad-
vance.
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The Erdnktia Insurance Company,
EHAV!NG capital of 100000, ali paid in,
& Il make Insurance against FIRE on Builds
ings, Merchandise, Household Furniture, &c. at
low rates of premium. AUSTIN DENNY, ESQ,
of Worcester, is their Agent and authorized to
issue Policies. istf Boston, Oct o.
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PorATos. New potatoes were supplied from
the market this morning and we gave the
young strangers hearty welcome at the din
ner table to-day.-Ohio ChjtticOthean.
SOMETHING BETTER. We have fine large po-
tatos of the kind called black ruSticoatS here,
and Democrats by the Rhode Islanders, which
are better, far better, than the Ohio new pota-
tos can be. They boil open dry and mealy,
throughout, as when first taken from the ground
last fall and We have no doubt, will continue
so to do for two or three months to come This
kind ought to be more generally known anu
cultivated than they are. One person in this
town carries them to Boston to market, and
gets rs cents per bushel, when common pota-
tos sell at from Is to 30 cents. A friend of
ours cultivates these and the celebrated Mer-
Ger potatoes, which the Pennsylvanians say is
the best potato ever raised, and the rusticoat is,
beyond dispute, the better kind.
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VIRGINIAN.

SUBSCRIBER IN CndrIa
ton, the three first days of each week /; az
Towne's, in Oxford, on Wednesday forenoon
at FonItelots, in Sutton, afternoon +; at Stiless,
in Millbury, Thursday forenoon thence to
Lovelrs, in Worcester, until Friday, 10 o'clock
thence to Hayness, in Leicester, until Satur1
day, 10 O'clock; thence to Ryans, in South
Leicester, until o'clock, p M thence to the
stable of the subscriber. The season to com
mence the 18th of May, and close the 18th Of
July
Virginian is of The first English blood was
bred in Virginia, is eight years old in June
next and is l62 hands high. He was sired-by
the elegant imported Horse, True Wing his
dam was sired by the imported Horse, Spread
Eagle, owned by Maj. Bell, of Winchester. 1
shall not go into long detail of pedigree, but
solicit every gentleman, that feels interested in
improving his breed of Horses, to call and Judge
Tor himself, if he does not exhibit as much mus
cular strength, elegant movement, and perfect
symmetry of form, as any other House in this
County. His temper is good his color beau,
tiiul dark bay
o. Terms, 81 La leap, Sc the season, and
from So to $40 to insure foal.
Charlton, May z SAMUEL DUNBAR.
n. b. The greatest care VIII be taken, but
no accountability for accidents.
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REACTION. The city of Cincinnati has been
considered the strong hold of Jacksonism in the
west, and, four years ago, gave large majorities
IN his favor Since that time, the Administra-
ton has been constantly gaining ground, till, at
length, it has obtained the ascendancy. On
the 9TH ult., an election for city officers took
place, at which the whole strength of the two
parties was brought forth Two thousand four
hundred votes were given, of which the Adj
mlnistration candidates received an average
majority ofthree hundred and seuenteon. Their
Tickets for Common Council, prevailed in four
wards out of five.
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p. & ID. GODDARD

"a HEAVE just received
S& LII from New York and
[%n-Ss&g \ Boston, large addition to
NIX ~ their former stock in trade
gBa . eEE4S which enables them to Of
GSS% 1l1gE1s fer to their friends and the
~ u - ~ public, good assortment
of Gold and Silver PA
TENT LEVER WATCHES; common EN-
GLlSH and FRENCH. do warranted low
priced do by the box or single. Also, choice
selection of Ladies fine Gold and Silver
WATCHES. Likewise, an assortment of the
best and common Filligree JEWELRY Fine
Cold Sett Pearl and Jet and common do Sill
YER PLATE and PLATED GOODS; CUT
LERY, JAPANNED, BRIT ANNA and FAN
Cf do. They have also added to their former
stock Of SHE'LL COMBS, India and American
open or pierce tops, finished in superior style
Gold and Silver WATCHES made to order.
and Watches cased with Gold or Silver on rea-
sonable terms, at short notice.
u Those who are wishing to procure any
articles in their line, are requested to call and
examine for themselves, before going to the city
to purchase, as they are confident they can sup
ply them on as good terms as they can be sup
piled elsewhere
Worcester, MAY T. 10