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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-15

AN E, the subscribers, having been appoint.
w ed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, judge
of Probate for the County of Worcester, to re-
ceIve and examine the claims of creditors TO
the Estate of RHODA NEWTON, late of
scarborough, deceased, represented insolvent.
do hereby give notice that six months from the
seventh day of October instant are allowed to
SAID creditors to bring in and prove their claims
and that we shall attend that service at Fitch
"lnchesters, lnnholder in said Scarborough,
on the last Monday in October instant, and the
last Monday In March next, from three until
six o'clock on each of said days
LARKIN NEWTON.
HUMPHREY B. WHEELER.
scarborough. Oct. Is, 1898 42
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COportnership DISSOLVED.

VENHE copartnership heretofore existing un-
III der the firm of BROWN s. PUTNAM,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
those indebted to said firm are requested to
make payment to LEWIS PUTNAM, who contin-
ues TO carry on the Tutoring Business, in all
f es various branches, and in style, at the Old
Stand of Brown & Putnam.
SMITH E. BROWN
LEWIS PUTNAM.
Grafton, IN. E, Vill.,) Oct. I3, 1928. ep3teo3t
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PRosPEcrs MARRIED. 1t is said that George
Kremer will have to lose his seat in Congress,
his Jackson friends having nominated A. Mari,
Esq. as candidate in his stead
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apprentice Wanted,

A T the Gunsmiths Business one from Ia
IA to 10 years of age, with good recOmmen
dations for industry and ingenuity, may hear Of
place by inquiring at this Office.
Oct Is.
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Oct. 3, 1923.

WoReEsTER, IS. Oct 3, 1923.
"A TTACHED on mesne process and taken
IA on Execution, and will be sold at Public
Auction, on THURSDAY, the sinth of Nogezn-
Der Rert, at one o'clock, p. NJ, at the house of
Roland Pond, in Hubbardston, all the Right in
Equity that ROLAND POND has to redeem
the mortgaged Real Estate on which the said
Pond now lives, containing about eighty acres,
with Dwelling House and Barn thereon stand.
ing.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-15

ELECTORAL VoTEs. We have made arranpe-
ments for supplying such towns as may wish,
with Electoral votes for the Administration
candidates. 1t is desired that information NAV
be given, as early as possible, of the number
that will be wanted in each town, that the
quantity printed may be regulated accordingly.
1t is intended to afford them at Loao rate.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-15

FROST, We had frost for the first time this
season on the night of the 18th inst. 1t was
not very severe.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-15

PROBATE Courts will be holden at Temple
ton on the 2Ist, and at Brookfeld on the 25th
instant.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-15
M. NJ. RUTTER, d. Sheriff.

WORCESTER, SIS. Oct. 3 1888
ENAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at
u Public Auction. on MONDAY. the third
dGy Of November neat, at the house of Cant.
Elijah Brown, lnnholder in Paxton, in said
County, at one o'clock, p NJ, all the RIGHT
which SAMUEL H. HOWE has in equity to
redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on which
he now lives, situated in the northerly part of
Paxton, consisting of one half of Farm and
the Buildings thereon.
40 ASA MATHEWS. n Sber;F
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ASA MATHEWS. d. Sheriff

WORCESTER, IS. Oct. 6, 1928.
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken ON
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
due, at Capt. John Cutters Tavern in Win.
chendon, on IHORSDAY, The si1th day of No
member ne1t, at two of the clock. +, M ali The
Right in Equity that Lowell GOODRIDGE
OF said Winchendon has to redeem in the mort
gagged Real Estate on which he now lives. situ-
ated about one half of a mile westerly of the
Congregational Meeting House in said town.
consisting of about forty five acres of Land
with good Dwelling House and Barn thereon
Also, attached on Executions, one other piece
OF Land IN said town, containing about ten
acres, and bounded westerly on land of Nathan
lei Hale, southerly on land of John RAYMOND.
easterly on land of David Goodridge's heirs
northerfy on a town road
~ MARK WHITCOMB. d. Sheriff
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~ ASA MATHEWS, D. Sheriff

~ miDp D, SIS; Oct 4, 1928
VHNAKEN on Execution, and to be sold at
"A FubIlc Auction on THURSDAY, the 9Th
day Of Nouember merit, at two of he cloci
?; M, at the Dwelling House of Sullivan
Thayer. Innholder in Marlborough, all the RIGHT
which JOHN BOYD hath in equity to redeem
the Real Estate on which he now lives. sitnaf-
ed in Marlborough, in said County, and now in
the possession of him, the said Boyd. A more
particular description of the same will be given
at the sale, together with the amount Of the
mortgages.
40 M M RITTER n c1.r
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SE.aSONABLE GOODS.
Daniel G.. Wheeler. Jr. & Co


of GOODS, adapted to the present and ap-
preaching season, which they offer for sale at
their Store opposite the Brick Hotel at the low
est prices:
CONSISTING Of
Broadcloths, Flannes, Bookings,
Serge, Tartan, Norwich, Scotch, and Merino
Plads,
Sd, A. and 3-4 White Flannels,
Green, Red and Yellow do,
Brown and Bleached Sheeting and Shifting,
Walpole, Methuen, Dorchester, and common
Tickings,
Rich Garniture Ribbons, Satin and Taffeta do,
Black, India, Satin, French do of various coils,
Blue and Jet Black real Italian Silks,
Blue and Jet Black Gros de Naples,
Colored and Black Satin Levantines,
Elegant Stripe Gros de Merlins, new and ele-
giant article,
Black Taffeta Silks, French Grapes,
An elegant assortment of Caicoes,
Green and Red MORGAN,
Orange, Crimson, and Green Circassians,
Green, Red, and Black Bombazetts,
Carpet Binding, Qualities, Tapes,
Pins, Needles, and Thread,
Cotton Silk, Worsted, Lambs Wool, and vi
gonia Hose,
Salisbury Flannels,
Swiss, Plain and Fig'd, Book, and Jaconet
Muslins,
Cambrics,
Kid, Hors-skin, & Beaver Gloves of every de-
scription,
White and Coored Cravats, &c,
Raw Silk, Thibet, Valencia, and Cotton Shawls,
Vestings,
With a good assortment of Willow Baskets,
Worcester, Oct. l5 ~
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OHEETINGa
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if Won
n seehtl stthe Court of Probate to lie holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
in November next, at ten of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why license should not be
granted to sell and convey so much of said deceas.
eds Real Estate as will raise the sum Of two
Thousand i've hundred and sixty. dollars, for
be heard thereon.
AZ NATHL PAINE. y prol
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*4a LUTHER CLIFFORD, D. Sheriff.

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Oct. z, 1928.
70 the Heirs Of WILLIAM FITCH, late Of Ster.
ling, IN said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
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FOR SALE

n IRON SIDE SHEETING LOOMS, 4
II Wood do, MULES, (266 Spindles,) at
Hopk1ntOn Cotton .hanufactory.
WIN. B. & ALBERT WOOD.
Oct Is. 40
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0AA PIECES FRENCH Paper
WV H.aNGLNGS, for sale, CHEAP. bv
Oct. 10. BURT & MERRICK

~ WORCESTER IS: Oct. 5, 1923.
VENAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at
n fuolc Auction, on TUESDAY, the 4tk
day Of November nent at nine o'cloct A M
at the house of George FAY, InnhoIder in Rnt,
land, IN said County, all the right which IRA
MCFARLAND has in equity to redeem the
moftgaged Real Estate on which he now lives
situated in the north-westery part of Worces'
ter. consisting of one half OF Farm. and the
Buildings thereon. 'Ao
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WORCESTER Coal. We yesterday saw an
excellent fire of the Worcester coal, in stove
erected for the purpose Of burning that kind of
fuel in the store of I. & w. Keith, in this
town 1t produced a great heat, and apparent
~ burned as well as either the Lehgh or
Schuylkill coal. Great quantities have been
taken from the mine recently, and the quality
gradually improves, so that whatever doubts re-
NAMED of its goodness and value, appear to be
mostly removed
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B n pursuance of the foregoing request, notice
IL is hereby given, that meeting of the Stock
holders and Propretors of the Douglas Mana.
tGcturtng Company will be held at the Count
ing Room of Howe & Dorr, in Boston, on the
the 10th of October current, at 10 o'clock. A.
NJ, tor the purpose of organizing said Corpora
ton by the choice of the necessary Officers,
and to transac. any other business which may
regularly come before them.
SAMUEL DORR.
Boston, Oct IL 1919
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office, Oct. 2. 1925.
TO the WIDOW and Heirs Of STEPHEN WHEELER.
late Of Berlin, IN said County, deceased, and to ali
others concerned in tie Estate of said deceased,
GREETING
VoU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
m see Mt at the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day IN November next, at one of the clock, after.
noon, to show cause why the hccounts Of the Ad.
m'nlstration OF said deceased's Estate should not
be allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
AZ NATH'L. PAINE, J. PROD.
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Worcester. S. Probate Office, Oct. z, 1928.
TO The Widolo and Heirs of FRAHcIs CuRrIs,
late Of Westminster, in said County deceased, and
to all others concerned IN the Esie Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (ifyou
IL see ht) atthe Court Of Probate to be holden
at Iempleton,in said County on the third Tues
day in October inst, at ten of the clock before
noon, to show cause Why the Instrument which
purportss to be the last Will an,l Testament Of
! said dereaSed should not be approved and you
will be heaAC thereon.
THEOpHs. WHEELER, Reg.
"lo BY order Of the Hon. Judge.
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ON BUTTER AND CHEESE

twenty lots of Cheese, each containing
more than 100 lbs, were offered for premium
10 u. K. TUFTS of New Braintree, first
IT. premium, $1,000
10 Samuel Denny of Oakham, second
premium, 5O0
TWO lots of very nice old Cheese, not for
prem UNI, were exhibited
.. SIX lots of Butter, in boxes, each contain.
Committee. VIZ
10 Walter BigelOw of Worcester, first pre-
To num- s.ans $500
premium, nm
PLoUGHING MATCH.
at twenty minutes past nine, thirteen teams
engaged In the competition of the Ploughing
Match. The lots were of one eighth of an acre
each, and were ploughed in from 10 to 26 min
ptes' II was required that all the burrows
should be at least six inches Deep The dis,l
'pline of the cattle, and the improvement in the
work. are attested to by the Committee. The
premiums were awarded as follows:
IN
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RHkH Ids. LIVE GEESE FEHTHERS,
OVO just received, and for sale, by
Oct. 10. BURT q MERRICK.
70 Samuel Dorr, Esq:
* Ik'-fou being the first person named in
- the Act entitled an Act Incorporating the
Douglas Manufacturing Company, are request
ed to call the first meeting of said Corporation
at such time and place as you may Judge expe-
olent GEORGE HOWE.
SAMUEL LOVETT.
SAMUEL F. DORR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
Docroa L. WATKINS, ESQ.
{ B.

FRANKroaT, September Sd 1927.
MY. Dear Sir: have received your letter OF
the $50 of July last, & cannot hesitate to give
YOU the statement you have requested.
Some time in the fall Of 1924, converslng
upon the subject Of The then pending presi'
Dental election, aud speaking in reference 10
your exclusion from the contest, and to your
beng called upon TO decide and vote between
the other candidates who nigh be returned 10
the House Of Representatives, you declared
that you could not, or thai it was impossible
for you 10 vote for General Jackson. in any c.
vent. Such, think, was nearly the language
used by you, and, am satisfied, con aims e
substance Of whal you said. My impression is,
that this conversation took place at Captain
Weisiger's tavern, in this town, not very long
before you went 90 to Congress, in the fall pre-
ceding the last presidential election; and that
the declaration mate by you, as above stated,
was elected By some intimation that fell from
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
ST.. MARrIxsyILLE, ArTAxApAs, La. I

en- Juu, 1921.
Dear SIR: had seen the letter you alluded
to in the Public Prints before Ireceved YOURS
of the lst May, cannot express The indignant
feelings il excited II is the fabrication ot
despf rate man, who to obtain his object, dares
to assert whar he knows 10 be false You ask
me to say, whether "know or believe that
such a proposition was ever made, whelher
conditions Of any sort were proposed by me
friends Of Mir. Clay to any Que, on the compll-
ance with which their vote was made to de-
pend" No honorable man can believe Tor
moment that such proposition was ever
made, or such condition stipulated. was a
friend of Mr.. Gays throughout the contest; l
was in the confidence OF all his friends, and |
declare 10 God that ! never beard OF such
thing, until il was asserted by the disappointed
adherfnts Of General Jackson. am not only
ignorant Of any such arrangements, but 40
no, believe they ever existed. know tal'
well, tina. at the tire The charge was made by
General Jackson or his friends, that no person
with whom conversed believed Mr.. Clay had
acted improp erly, except the adherents OF
General ia kson. who, shall always beIleve,
felt angry with Nj. Clay and his friends for
havips too mach frmoess in he h:sl instance
to be acted upon by their violence; and IN the
second instance, TOO much integrity and love
of Country 10 yield to a faction headed by a
Military Ch,rf, without talents, and whose lite
is history Of immortality, bloodshed and rio-
la,,on of the laws Of God and OF his Country.
we'll rec olec, that the high minded and hon
orahle friends of Mr.. Crawford, among whom
name the Hon. MIR Forsyth Of Georgia, the
Hon. Mr.. Stevenson Of Virginia, The Hon. Mr..
Williams, Saunders, Edwards OF North Caro-
lima, and others whom could name, and a.
mongst them the Hon Sam. Smith OF Mary
land, in frequen, conversations with me, repei-
led such charges, as the illusions Of disap'
pointed men, and approved Of the choice made
BY the. friends of Mr.. Clay, in preference TO
General Jackson. / regret noso to see these
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
l,umher. Iime, sc.

TTNHE subscribers having commenced the Lumber
l. business on Union, between Wolfe and Duke s,S
under the firm of JN0. BRYAN q Go. beg leave
respectfully, to inform their friends and the pub
lie, that they have hand, an intend keeping,
general assortment of all kinds Of building materl
ais Of the best quality, viz.
$40, 600 feet4-4, 6 and 81 susquehannah plank
pannel, common and cuttings
100, 900 feet 4 4 and ga EasternShore boards
$4,000 do 5-4 flooring boards
5000 do joi,t and scsntlng
10000 North. Carolina bunch shingles
10000 clustering laths
$50 caska fresh Thomaston lime, in exceiicn,
order
With quantity of oak plank end timber locust u
cedar posts SC &c all of which will be sold at the
most reduced prices for cash.
JOHN BRY3N,
ian 3-2aw 70 ROBT W. HUNTER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05
J. CKII IENUEN.
Hon. Fl CLAY, Secretary of State.
FRASxroRT, ooh October, 1927

FRANKFoRT, ooh October, 1927.
Sir: During visit you made to this place.
in the fall of 1924, and think only few DAYS
PRIOR to your lcavng Kentucky to ATTIC d the
{ ongrrss Of the United STATES. YOU and myself
were in conversation about the then pending
Presidential election; in the course of which
remarked, "Mr Clay, you viii have to ercoun.
ter some difficulty in making selection a.
mongsr the cardida,rs, Should YOU br excluded
from The House. You replied, 81 suppose rot
much; in that event, will eudra,or TO do my
duty faithfully" then observed, g. know
you have objections to Gen Jackson, and III.
NOR SAYS you have some u Mr. Adams, alsp--
and the hralth OF Mr. Crawford is said TO be
very precarious: these are the reasons Which
induce ed me 10 suppose there would be some
difficulty. You, in reply, remarked, 81 canno,
conceive Of any event that can possibly happen,
which could induce me ~ support the eec'l1n
of General Jackson to the Presidency: for, il
had no other objection, h;s,want of,he ne'tsSa-
ry qual6, alons would be srfhcienI." Your
remarks made a strong and lastiag impression
on nv mind aud when the resolutions instruct
ing our Senators, onG requesting our Reprrsen-
tatives, in Congress, to vote for General jack
son, were under disc ussion IN The House OF Re-
representatives., informed several OF my friends,
tina, had CONVERSATION with you on the subs
ice, to which the resolutions referred, and that
was convinced you would no, support The
General; and 10 George Robertson, Esq Ia'c
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives OF the
Slate, gave the substance Of your remalks 10
me, and he concurred with me in the opinion
that you could not, consistently, under any "ir-
Gums ances, vote for The General; and when the
resolutions above mentioned were before the
Sera,e, Gin which l then had the honor Of
seat opposed them, and amongst other views
then cook, stated TO tina, body" tina! all the
resolutions we could pass during the Whole
session, would no, induce you to abandon what
you conceived TO be your duty, and that knew
you could moi concur win The majority OF the
Legislature on bat suhJecI.'
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES DAVIDSON.
H. Clay, Esq.
To be Continued
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I'm Charles County Court.
Nnrfnnber Tenn, 1927.
November Jetm'

Jupsoy RICHARDSON % AMOS linFF.
EyHE Bill filed in this states that the Complain
ant hudson Richardson purchased horse OF the
said Amos lIof in the wear 1922. for which he gave
his note 1ha, the horse was unsound and a fraud
practised upon him the said complainant by the sale.
The object of the Bill is obtain relefand perpet
aal Injunction against the payment of the purchase
money. It is tIrereupon ordered and adjudged that
the Defendant appear in this Court on or before the
third Monday Of March next, to shew cause why as
cree shod not pass, as prayed, otherwise the Bill!
will be taken "Pro Confesso" provided that the Com
plnant give notice by causing copy Of this order to
be inserted in some newspaper once week for Tour
successive weeks before the third Monday in Msreh
next. LDMONp III,
True Copy. Test JOHN BARNES, CLERK
doc 22-law.w of Chares County Court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05

me, Of my preference for General Jackson o.
yer all .hr other candidates except yourself I,
was one Of the many casual conversations we
had together upon the subject OF tha, election,
and various Other subjects, and had entirely
escaped from my mind until my attention was
particularly recalled 10 1t after the election.
will only add, sir, that have casually learn.
ed from my fri.n nd, Col. James Davidson, our
State Treasurer, (what you may probably have
forgot'en,) tina, you conversrd with him abou,
the same lime upon the same subject, made
to HIM. in substance, the same declaration thai
you did to me.
Notwithstanding the Reluctance feel ?; hav-
ing my humble name drawn before the public,
could not, in justice, refuse TO give YOU The
above statement OF facts, with permission 10
use it as you may think proper for the pur
pose Of your own vindication.
have the honor To be, yours, &c.
J.J CRIrTENDEN.
Hon H Ctav Srrret.rv pf STAFF
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Notice,

Is hereby given to the stockholders OF the Marine
Insurance Company of Alexandra, that an election
for fifteen directors to serve for year thence en-
suing will be held at their Office Tuesday, the 18th
January next, from 10 o'clock, a. m till 2, p. m
The transfer book will be closed from Thursday 10Th
at 2 D. M until the election is over.
dec 3-Iaw6w JB NICHOLS, Secy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-05

letter, said to be written by Va highly respec-
table virginian," dated Nashville 9th OF March
last. and which you reeite IS follows: he
rGeneral Jackson. told me this morning be.
fore all his company in reply TO question
pu, 10 him, concerning The election OF j. y. a
dams 10 the Presidency, that MIR. Clay's friends
made proposition to his friends, that il they
would promise, for him, not TO put Mr.. Adams
into the seat Of Secretary Of State, Clay and his
friends would, in one hour, make MIN Jackson,
the Pre- sidrnt. He most indignantly rejected
the pronosiiion, and declared he would not
comoromit himself; and unless, most openly &
fairly made the President, he would not receive
il. He declared that he said 10 them, he would
see the earth sink under him, before he would
bargain or inlrigae for It."
Previous to the receipt of yours, / had OBJ
served This extract in the papers viewed "
as sheer fabrication, another instance of fhe
GU, pourinps of that disappointed ambition,
prejudice, and envious malignity, which have
been so beautifully bestowed on Mr.. Clay and
some of his friends, for the last two year and a
half; and such it seemed TO me it ought to nave
been esteemed, SO long as IT rested alone on me
authority of an anonymous writer. For sefera'
re asons do not think we ought 10 give Gre
deuce 10 Geaeral Jackson's having made such
statement, without good proof OF the TACT
Viewing the publication in the ligh, 1 have
mentioned, had not supposed any notice oil It
could be called for or expected.
havc no hesitation, however, in answering
your inquiries Afe- reciting the above tx
rac, you say to me, "If such proposition
were ever made by the friends Of Mr. CLAW To
those OF General Jackson, il must have beer
known to many persons, and the fact, therefore
may be ascrrtained May ask the favor OF
YOU to inform me whether you know o. believe
any such proposition was ever made? Or whe'
Their conditions, Of any sort, were made by the
friends of Mr.. Clay to any person, on c'mpli-
ance with which their vote was made TO de-
pend?"
To the first branch Of the enquiry, my an
swer is, tina, have no knowledge of any such
proposition, nor DO believe any such was ever
made.
To the second answer, that neither know
of, nor do believe that any conditions, o.
any sort. ~ere made by the friends of MI. Clay
to any person, on compliance with which theil
vote was 10 depend"
Very respectfully, your humble servant,
FIR. JOHNSON.
= Watkins ESQ.