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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-10
DIED.

In Oxford, August 30, Capt David Stone,
aged 81.
In Sterling, August 26, Miss Mary Kellett, a
native of the city of Dublin, aged 81 Printers
n Nelo York are requested to insert this death
In Grafton, August %, Mr.. Stephen Sbey,
formerly of Uxbridge, aged 81. Printers in
Vermont are requested TO insert this death
In Heath, Samuel Miller, aged 20, recently
a resident in this town.
In Weslmore!and, IN. H. Aug1 Mrs Susan
Brown, wife of Mr.. Nehemiah Brown, aged II g.
In Exeter, IN. H. Mr.. Daniel P Merrill of
Salem, aged 6S-while eating supper piece of
meat passed into his wind pipe, and he expired
in about 10 minutes.
In Weare, IN. H.) Mr.. Joseph Lufkin, aged
6l-killed instantly by stone passing over him
while at work with other persons building a
wall up steep hill.
In Exeter, IN. H) on Sunday, August 81, az
ter long and painful illness, Hon. John Taylor
Gilman, aged rs, gentleman extensively
known, and highly respected in public and in
private life. He was an active supporter of The
cause of the country in the period of the revolu-
ton, was frequently member of the State
Legislature, and in 1882 was appointed men,
Der of the Continental Congress. In 1894 he
was chosen Governor of New Hampshire, to
which Office he was elected by the people for
ii successive years. Again, in 1913, and the
two next years, he was elected to the same
Office, the duties Of which, as well as Of the 9TH
or public Offices which he filled, he performed
to the great satisfaction of the people, as is suf
fciently shown by their votes
In Providence, Welcome Arnold Burgess,
Esq, son of the Hon. Tristan Burgess, aged 81.
In London, Mr.. George Tenant, who has
left legacy producing Eco per annum, to be
expended for shaving a number Of the poor Of
tho parish to which he belonged, on Saturday
nights, to enable them decently TO attend divine
worship on Sundays.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

De MINIMIs cURAT LEX. A petition adyer.
tised in Boston paper, sets forth that the 8
petitioners are seized of forty-nine thousand
five hundred and Two parts of seventy five
thousand parts of three quarters of an acre Of
land in Dedham, and pray division, &c.
BRANDYwINE Mills. There are few places
which possess equal value and interest with the
manufacturing establishments upon the river
Brandywine There are within distance ot
four miles, forty-two water wheels, employed
in the manufacture of gunpowder, cotton and
woollen goods, flour, paper, as saw mills, and in
the preparation, of barley and other matters,
and with ample room and water power, it is
SAID, remaining for at least fifty more The
Messrs Duponts employ eighteen wheels, and
manufacture the enormous quantity of 5000 lbs.
of gunpowder daily.-Phiiadclphia aurora.
The THREE PATRIARoHs. John jaw of New
York, is the only surviving member of the First
American Congress, that of IVA Charles Car.
roll of Maryland, is the only one remaining of
the Congress of l776, that adopted the Deelar.
alton of Independence. James Madison of Vr.
GINA, is Gt is beleved) the only surviving mem.
Der OF the National Convention of 1857. which
formed the Constitution of the United States
Brattteboro' Messenger.
CANCER. Aug. %, DR.. White of Cherry
Valley, cut cancer from the breast of Mrs. In.
gold ofSchOh0rie, N. Y. which weighed a pound
and a half This is the fourth time that Mrs.
!. has submitted to similar painful operations
and it is said that some Of those heretofore OK.
tracted, were much larger than tho one above
mentioned.
man by the name of Evans was executed
at Watertown, IN. W last week, in the presence
of about $4,000 spectators. Ardent spirits and
vile company led to his ignominious death.
A lump of gold weighing thirteen or fourteen
pounds, valued at nearly $4,000, it is stated in
the Petersburg, (Va) paper, was found in An.
son county, IN. O. about fortnight since.
NEW Posr OFFICE. A Post Office has been
established in the westerly part Of Millbury BY
the name of Grass Hill Post Office, and Ephraim
Goulding, jr. is appointed Postmaster.
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In Nav York, Aug. 6, Gen. Theodorus Bailey,
aged about 20, Postmaster in that city, and one
OF the most esteemed and respected citizens.
" zen BAILEY for some years was an able and
faithful Representative in the House of Repre-
sentatives and Senate of the United States.
For the last twenty-five years, he has held the
Office of Postmaster, to the satisfaction of all
parties. Among the persons spoken of to sue
coed Gen B.. as Postmaster of New York, are
Col. Monroe, late President the United States.
and Albert Gallatin, Esq.
The Kentucky Argus of the 9th ult says
" We understand that Judge Robert Trimble.
Of the Supreme Court of the United States,
died on Monday last"
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COLLEGIATE RECORD.

BRowN UNIVERSITY. Commencement
took place on Wednesday last The degree
OF A. b. was conferred on twenty-fv
That OF A. M. in course on six. The hon.
orary degree of A. M. was bestowed upon
the Rev. Joseph KingwaId and the Rev
William Jones of London; the Rev. Oil
yer C. Comstock, and the Rev. Winslow
Paine of New York, and the Rev. C. o,
Kimball of Methuen, all Baptist Clergymen.
The same degree was conferred on The
ophilns c. Young, M. d., of Newport. Rev.
Alva Wood. President of PENNSYLVANIA Uni
versity, and Rev. Daniel SHARP of Boston.
also Baptists, received the acknowledged
of d. d., and that of LII. D. was attached
to Rev. Eliphalet Mott, President Of Union
College, N. Y. The degree of NJ. D. was
conferred on three.
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE. The Com
mencement took place on the Goth ult. The
degree of A. b. was conferred upon nine
teen young gentlemen, Alumni of the Col
iege. The degree of A. M. was conferred
on ten young gentlemen, Alumni of the
College. The Honorary Degree of A. NJ
was conferred on the Hon. John Mattocks
OF Peacham; Maj. John Holbrook of Wash
lngton, ID. C.; Rev. Hiland Hulburt of
Worthington, Ohio; Rev. Leland Howard
OF Troy, N. Y, and Rev. Jonathan S. Green,
Missionary TO the Sandwich Islands.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. The Commence
ment Wednesday, 9th ult. The exercises
were nineteen in number, of which seven
were orations in English. The degree of
A. b. was conferred on forty-one young
gentlemen of A. M. on thirteen gentle
men: that of d. d. on the Rev. John Smith,
Noah Porter, and Warren Fay; that of
LII. d., on the Hon. Charles Marsh, of
Vermont.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE, N. Y. At the late
Commencement the degree of D. D., was
conferred on the Rev. Asa Eaton of Bos-
ton.
BoYLsToN Prizes. The exercises in
elocution by students of Harvard University,
for the prizes instituted by the late Ward
Nicholas Boylston, ESQ.,, took place on the
2oth ult. The following were the success
full candidates:
First Prizes-$15 each--awarded to
Thomas Davis of Concord, Mass, Senior ;
and John o. Sargent of Boston, Junior.
Second Prizes-$10 each-to Horatio
Cook Merriam of Concord, Mass Elbridge
Gerry Austin of Boston, Seniors; and
- Tower of New York, Junior.
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Extract from the Charter Of the
CANAL COMPANY.

BLACKSTONE CANAL COMPANY.
SECTION 12-Be 1t further enacted, That
- if any person or persons shall wilfully, ma
liciously or wantonly, and contrary to law, OBJ
struet the water or navigation, or remove, or
in any way spoil, injure or destroy said Canal,
ponds, reservoirs, feeders, dams, entertainments,
channels, or any part thereof, or any thing be-
longing thereto, or any material used in the
construction thereof, he, she, or they, or any
persons aiding, assisting or abetting in such
tresspass shall forfeit and pay to said Corpora
ton, for every such offence, treble such damag-
es as shall be proved to have been sustained
to be sued for before any Justice Of the Peace,
or Court of Common Pleas having jurisdiction
of the same and such offenders shall be liable
to be indicted for such offence or offences, and
on conviction thereof, shall pay fine not ex-
ceeding five hundred dollars, nor less than thir-
ty dollars, TO the use of the State or may be
imprisoned not exceeding three years, at the
discretion of the Court.
GP Notice is hereby given, TO Parents, Guar
dams, and all cther PERSONS that it is the inten
ton of the Canal Company to prosecute for
every violation of the above recited laws and
all Peace Officers, and we'll disposed citizens,
are requested to lead their aid in bringing of
tenders to Justice.
EDWARD CARRINGTON,) 49,.
JOHN w. LINCOLN, III
STEPHEN H. SMITH, osu o.
JOHN DAVIS, Sung "a
MOSES B. IVES, ''"s oo"'
SYLVANUS HOLBROOK, P""s
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-10
PROPOS AIS

WTILL be received by the Selectmen till
w the 9th of October, for building Fence
around the land recently purchased by the
Town for a Burying Ground. The front line
is thirty-one rods and three quarters the sides
and rear one hundred and ten and an half rods
The Fence is to be built of good pine boards,
consisting of five Stats in height each slat to
be of the width of five inches The posts are
to be good chesnut timber, and not less than
three to rod. The boards of the front Fence
are to be planed, and the whole capped The
sides and rear are to be rough and without cap
ping !
The Proposals must be in writing, and deliv.
cred at the office of Pliny Merrick, who will
give any further information upon the subject
which may be desired.
Per order ofSelectmen of Worcester.
PLINY MERRICK
Worcecfar Sanf IN
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CLERK WANTED

a 1 the Saxon and Leicester Factory, South
"A Leicester IA person writing good hand,
ana understanding book keeping, can meet with
constant employment and fair compensation
by aPp ylng to JAMES ANDERTON, South
Leicester.
NJ III For sale, at the above place, qudntity
of WOOLLEN MACHINERY. nearly rev.
which will be sold low, viz 10 Satinett Power
Looms, 70 Cashmere do, Spinning Jennies.
and other Machinery used in the manufacture
of woollen goods.
South Leicester, Sept. TO- 6w37
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NOTICE.
Real Estate for Sale.

THNHE subscriber offers for sale his REAL,
z ESTATE wherein he now lives, situated
in the northerly part of Westborough, on the
old county road leading from Worcester to Bos-
ton, about one-fourth of mile below Nelson's
Hotel, containing ten and half acres of Land,
with small and convenient Dwelling House,
nearly new, and new Barn and Shop, suitable
for most any kind of mechanic
Also, one other Lot near the above mentioned
premises, containing about six acres, part of
which is good Moving, and part well Wooded.
% Possession will be given the first of April
next. For further particulars, inquire of tina
subscriber on the premises.
HENRY OTIS.
Westborough, Sept. 10. 3teo37
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Crockery, Glass, g. China Ware.
BURT & MERRICK.
-WORCESTEP-

-WURCESTER-
81 W AVE on hand, and offer for sale at Boston
= u prices, a complete assortment of Crocke-
ry, Glass, and China Ware:
Gilt and Common China Tea Sets.
Blue Printed and Enamelled Tea Sets,
Blue Printed Dining Sets,
Blue Printed. Edgd, & c. c. Plates Dishes,
Bakers and Naples, all sizes,
Pitchers, Bowls, and Mugs,
Tea Pots, Sugars, and Creams.
Blue Printed, Enamelled, q C. c. Chambers,
Ewers and Basins; Flower Pots,
Glass; Decanters, Wines, and Tumblers,
Dlshes and Glass Lamps Sept TO-
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-10
Brookfeld, Sept. 10.

FENHE pubsc are hereby cautioned against
: 4 purchasing certain Note, given by me
to Ira TYLoR or order, for the sum of twenty
dollars with interest, payable in one year from
the 9th day Of July last, the date of said Note !;
as the same was given in part payment for
yoke of oxen, which proved to have been stolen
by the man who sold them to me, and whose
real name is supposed TO be Dodds, or Dodge,
young man, probably about 90 years of age,
belonging to the town of Groton
JOHN H. STRATTON.
West BoyIston, Sept 5, 1898. #37
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Nes0 Carriage Maawactorg.
Worcester, Sept. 10

FUSHE subscriber, at his new Shop in the South
Il Parish of Brookfeld, is now ready to manu-
facture all kinds of CARRIAGES to order, and
sohcits public patronage. Having employed
first-rate of experienced workmen, he feels con-
fident that any work entrusted to his care will
be neatly and satisfactorily executed
STAGE COACHES will receive particular
attention. He intends to keep them in such
readiness that he can furnish for individuals or
companies any number wanted at short notice.
Likewise on hand, and constantly making,
all kinds of HARNESSES, TRUNKS, and
SADDLES.
Also, Ordinary, Ornamental, & Sign PAINT
ING.
TAINTED, good BLACKSMITH, who un-
derstands ironing Carriages one or two
JOURNEYMAN CARRIAGE MAKERS.
and an APPRENTICE to the Harness Making
Business.
u ASH PLANK of all kinds wanted from
one and quarter to four inches thick HUBS,
FELLoE and SPOKE TIMBER also wanted
E. c. STOWELL.
Brookfeld, Sept TO- If
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NOTICE

Tae annual meeting of the Auxiliary Bible
Society of Worcester County will be holden at
Fitchburg, on Thursday, the IIM day Of Sep
TENDER nert, at Ii o'clock, A. NJ, at the Inn of
Mr.. A. Sheldon. The Board of Directors are
requested to meet at 10 o'clock on the same
day. At O'Clock, P, NJ, discourse will be
delivered by Rev. SAMUEL CLARKE of Prince
ton, or, in case of his failure, by Rev. DR.. SMELL
of North Brookfield. JOSEPH ALLEN, Seen.
Northboro', Aug. 81.
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MARRIED.,

In this town, on the 4th inst, by the Rev.
Dr.. Bancroft, Edward J. Vose, Esq. to Miss
Frances Sophia Burlng, daughter of the late
Walter Burlng, Esq, both of Worcester.
In Leicester, Sept 4, by the Rev. Mr.. Nell
son, MIR. Stephen Wiley of Charestown, to Miss
Alice sprague, daughter of Captain William
Sprauue.
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York { Eng) Herald.

CURIOUS ANOMALY IN NATURE. About
fortnight ago, hen who was setting and
bitch with three pups, occupied the two
corners of a cupboard, at the house of Mr..
Hill, in Sherwood street. The hen took a
fancy to the puppies. and made several at
tempts to drive the mother away from her
offspring. When the puppies were about
week old, the bitch died: and the hen
Immediately forsook her eggs, and took the
young progeny under her protection, attend
ing them with the same care that she would
brood of chickens, gathering them under
her wings, clucking about them, and guard
ing them from harm. We saw the group
yesterday, and it certainly presented a Gu
rious spectacle-the little whelps played
round the old bird who seemed nightly
pleased with their tricks, and, after tapping
some milk, they quietly gotunder the feathers
and went to sleep, and so completely does
the hen cover them, that neither ofthem was
to be seen.-LOndon paper.
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NOTICE.

The Conference of Churches in the southern
section of this county will be held at Upton, on
Tuesday, the 10th instant, at 9 o'clock, A. M,
and on the next day, Wednesday, the 18th,
at 10 o'clock, A NJ, the annual meeting of the
Religious Charitable Society in the County of
Worcester, will be held at the same place.
Sept 10, 1928.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-10

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept. 9. 1898.
10 the WIDOW and Heirs Of ARTEMAs RIcHARDsoN.
hte 81 Princeton, ~ said County, deceased, and
TO all others concerned in The Estate Of said deceased
GHEErING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see it) at the Court of Probate TO be hold
en- at Worcester. in said County, on the FIRST
TUESDAY in October next, at ten ofthe clock, be-
fore noon, TO show cause why the instrument
which purports TO be the last Will and Tesla.
me mt OF said deceased should not be approved,
and you win be heard thereon.
'N NATHL. PAINE, ,, PrsL
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FOR SALE.

EEe FA A 9pl TShiSh The gSbscTibsE now
soil and elegance of situation. is excelled by
few, if any, in the country. Said Farm con-
tains l22 acres of Land in high state of cult
walton. The Buildings are spacious, conven-
lent, and in perfect repair. Also, lot of Pas
ture and Wood Land, containing 60 acres.
Terms of payment will be made easy, and pos
session given the first of April next
JOHN BACHELOR.
Grafton, Sept. 10. 6w#37
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HARTFORD, Sept. G


Fresh. Our River is higher than it has
been for several years, and is full of timber
and lumber, fencing stuff, pumpkins, &c. &c.
The crops of Corn, Potatoes, &c. are entire
ly lost. When our paper went to press, the
water was still rising at the rate of three
inches per hour. Many of the Stores in
Commerce Street have the water on their
first floor. The Bridge Co. had before the
late rains, taken up one of the meadow
Bridges for the purpose of building new
one, and now there is no crossing to and
from East Hartford, but by means Of mis-
cradle rickety old boat, although the Com
pany are required by Law, to have two
good Ferry Boats always in readiness for
such times as these.
The Oliver Ellsworth is sadly damaged,
and now lies at Say brook-machinery broke
during the late storm.
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Ten Dollars Reapdrd

Az ILL be paid on the conviction of tho
w person or persons, who, without per-
mission, and with the assistance of false Key,
raised one of the Gates at the Dam of the
Blackstone Canal Company's Reservoir at North
Pond in Worcester
missiOnsrS Of the Blackstone Canal Company.
Worcester, Sept. 10.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept. 3, t82S.
To the Heirs Of SAMUEL GRouT, late Of Westbo.
rough in SAID County deceased and to al others con.
cey7ed in the Estate Of said deceased, GREETISs.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see fiji at the Court ofProbate to be holdcn
at Worcester. in said County, on the frat Tues.
day in October next, at one OF the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the accounts Of the
Administration OF said Estate should not be allow.
ed and you will be heard thereon.
'37 NATH'L. PAINE, j. PROB
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Oxford Stage Company.

TEVHE annual meeting of said Company will
81 be held on the first Tuesday of October
nert, at Dexter Brighams, in Westborough, at
ten o'clock, A. NJ A punctual attendance is
requested, as business of Importance is to be
acted upon. DANIEL TENNEY, Clerk.
Sutton, Sept. 10. 81
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TO MECHANICS.

F.NO LET, good Stand for Mechanic,
a situated about one mile east of Rutland
House, Wood House, Barn, and Shop, now oc-
cupied by cabinet maker, but would answer
for a carpenter other mechanic; together
with good Garden, and one acre of Moving
Land. Immediate possession will be gwen. In
quire of ROBERT MUNROE, near the prem.
Uses, or of the subscriber
CHESTER BOYDEN.
Leicester Sent 9 If
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MILITARY. There is to be brigade drill
and review of the troops of the I'd Brigade and
9th Division. on the Oath and 25th instant. at
Leomster. 1t is expected that the troops will
be reviewed by the Governor this Common.
wealth, with the officers of the division, and
other military officers of distinction.
Communicated
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Worcester Harmonic Societu.

FHNRE members of the Worcester Harmonic
Il Society are hereby notified, that the an
nual meeting of said Society, for the choice of
officers and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may come before them, will be held at
their hall on MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 6
O'Clock, z. NJ. A punctual attendance is re-
quested By order of the Trustees.
PURLEY TORREY, Sec'y pro tenn
Sept TO- 81
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% THE County COMMISSIONERS are now in
session 1t is expected they will adjourn on
Friday, till which time applications relative to
highways may be made.
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WORCESTER Prices FOR SEPTEMBER. Ap-
Piles, bush, SO cts; Peaches, ST. =; Pears, so TO
81 Bacon Hams, h., 10 cts Butter, Is to
II; Beans, white, best, bush, 1925; Barley,
62b Corn, so to 90 Rye, 80 to ST.; Oats, So
to IS; Flour, best, 81; Cheese, new milk, 9 ;
four meal, 5 to 6; skim, 9 to 3; Hay, ton, $40
Lard, 1913; Beef, good pieces, 5 TOT; Mutton
and Lamb, to Z i; Veal, 5 to z Salt Pork, 10
to l21 Pigeons, doz., so; Potatos, So; Eggs,
IA; Wood, hard, $3.50 to Sd Pitch Pine,
1913 to So; soft, So to 1925.
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AN OLD DRUNKARD. The noted Nc
Donald, probably the Oldest drunkard in
the world, [l07 years. has visited this town
within few days, and we believe is still
about here. One day last week singular
spectacle was presented to the admiring
eyes of the by-standers who had been at
tracted by the report of McDonald's great
age, to obtain view of him. He was w.
ing beastly drunk and exposed to the burn
ing rays of the sun in the yard adjoining
Mr.. J. NJ. Ives's Library our venerated
fellow citizen, whose hundreth year has
lately been celebrated, was looking out
upon him from his own window, within few
yards of his head and at the entrance of the
yard was another gentleman whose age
we believe exceeds ninety years, and who
when casually passing had been led by Gu
rlosity to stop and inquire the cause of the
disturbance. There were thus, within the
compass of half dozen yards, three men
fortultously brought together, whose united
ages amount to more than two hundred and
ninety-seven years.-Salem Gazette
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Worcester iron Foundry.
SUMNER SMITH.

Near the Paper Mills of Elijah Burbank,
III AS put in blast, and will keep constantly
e n in operation, a CUPOLA FURNACE
for the purpose of making every description of
Iron Castings Machinists, and others, in want
of Castings, are requested to take sample Of
the work. Orders FOR Castings left at the Store
of DANIEL HAYWOOD, opposite the Brick Hotel,
or at the Foundry, viii receive attention.
~ For SaIe,-Cast Iron Ploughs, Stoves,
Cauldron Kettles, Hollow Ware, Oven Frames,
Darbys Patent Wheel Boxes.
Worcester, Aug. 81. If