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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

DIMINUTIoN OF THE USE OF ARDENT SPIRITS
To show the dmnution of the use of ardent
spirits among farmers, it is remarked by the
Hartford Viewing Committee, in their late re-
port to the Agricultural Society of Hartford
that no spirits were offered to them during their
tour, and from particular inquiries made by
them, they are satisfied that the monstrous evil
of intemperance is doing away.
SURGICAL OPERATION. On the 9th ult
Doctors Leonard and Foster of Schohare
IN. W dssected tumor from the shoulder
and axilla of Mrs. Colgrove of Charleston
Montgomery Co, weighing eight pounds and
.tour ounces. The patient has nearly recovered
from the effects of the operation.
LAND MARKET. A small lot, fronting 60 feet
on Main street, but aside from the business part
of the town, and running back 50 feet, was SOLD
last week, at private sale. for 1888 and one
third per foot, on the front-or about 40 cents
a square foot. Land has been sold on Main
street. at over $40 foot, on the front and &c
feet rear but it was very eligible business
stand.-SpringfeM Journal.
Robert Bush is to be executed at SPRINGFIELD
on Friday. the 18th day Of November.
DARK DAY. This morning most extraor
binary darkness overspread this city. which to
many poItended some dreadful commissions o.
nature. The sky appeared of dismal saffron
hue, similar to what it assumed during the dark
day in November, l8l9 The darkness for
short space was so great that lights had to be
employed in the Court House and other public
offices. II has since nearly cleared off
.fUHtreaf Gdz Oct. IL
Nehemiah r. Knight has been unanimous,
reelected u S. Senator from Rhode Island
for the term of six years from the 9TH Of March
next.
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INLAND NAVIGATION:
WoRcEsrrR. Saturday.

WORCESTER, Saturday, Nov s.
Arrived from Providence, Canal Boat John
BrO,on, Capt Poor, with Plaster of Paris to
Gov. Lincoln.
.Mendon, Capt, Wells, with 10S tons Grind.
stones and 90 M. Shingles to Capt. w. Kelly
400 lbs. Lead to 7. Il ]. Sutton 5000 lbs.
Iron and Glue to Washburn & GODDARD 600
lbs Wire to Col. A. Lamb Carding Ma.
chimes to VIM. Buffum, jr.; Stove and Oil to
R. Merry & Co.; Grain, Cotton, and Groceries
to snndry persons.
Providence, Capt. Dobson, with 36 hhds Mo.
lasses TO Pearce 4 Bullock 25 M. Shingles to
Capt. w. Kelly.
Rhode Island, Capt. Williamson, with 10
tons Salt to Capt. Kelly; 5 tons assorted Gro.
ceries 10 George Perrin 81 Co. Iron to VIM.
Stowel Flour, Grain, and Groceries to sun.
dry persons
Worcester, Capt. Green, 10 hhds 8 tierces
Molasses, 300 bushels Salt to Edward Pearce !;
% M Shingles to Capt. Kelly.
Lady Darlington, Capt. Horton, with Pig
Iron to Sumner Smith 400 lbs Cardwire to
SIas Earle; Groceries, Oil, Salt, and Sweet
Potatoes to sundry persons.
MONDAY, Nov. TO-
Departed, the above named Boats Tor Provi-
dence.
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Mills and Factory to be Sold at
.AucfiOu.

IN MONDAY, the 9Th day of December
~ merit, will be sold at Public Auction, on
the premises, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, that noted
MILL PRIVILEGE, situated in Northbridpe,
on Blackstone River, and long known by the
name of Dunn's Mills consisting of good
Grlst Mill, Saw Mill, Pulling Mill, with three
large Copper and one Iron Kettles, Shearing
Machines and Press; and Woollen FACTORY.
now improved in manufacturing FIannels, with
one double and two single Carding Machines, a
Picker, one Billy and three Jennies, with rood
dam and mill-yard, and all the water privilege,
where large business can be done.
Also, the FARMS on which the subscribers
live, of most excellent Land. Upwards of 80
acres are intervale bottom, the best of Moving
Land, with two large Houses in good repair,
and one smaller one, nearly new, with three
Barns and two Graneries The Farms will be
sold separately; they are well proportioned into
Moving, Pasturing, and Tillage. Whoever
wishes 10 purchase, is requested to call and
view the premises before the sale, which will
be shown to them by the subscribers.
DAVID DUNN.
HENRY DUNN.
Northbridge, Nov. 70 4w46
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Ar RTED

In this town, Nov. 9, by Rev Mr.. Going. Ju
bal Harrington, Esq, to Miss Lucretia Keyes.
In i'utney, (Vt.) Oct. %, Mr. Jeremiah Nor
ton OF Atho, (Mass.) aged 40, to Miss Olive
Morse of Putney, aged %.
why Olive is not half so old
Now, what was Jerrys notion
"nal warmd his heart, to love long cold,
And kindIed its devotion?
he answer readily is known,
Which signifies as follows =
Olives dear self is now his own,
And her $4,000.
CoMMuNIcArPn
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NOTICE.

az ILL be sold at Public Vendue. on the
w premises in Barre, on S.4TURD.AY, the
Soh oey Of December merit, at one o'clock,
T: NJ by order of the Supreme Judicial Court
of this Commonwealth, holden at Worcester on
the 9th Tuesday of September, 1928. one. fifth
part of the following Real Estate, viz: about
twenty-nne acres, lying in Barre, on the coun-
ty road leading to Petersham, consisting of
Moving, Fillage, and Pasture, with the Build
lngs thereon Also, about Ii acres of Wood
Land, lying in Petersham, it being all the right.
title, and interest, that Hannah Ellis, a minor.
has, IN and to, said Estate, as heir at law. of
Bethuel Ellis, deceased
~ b. The Whole Of said Real Estate will be
sold, as the other heirs are of age. at said time
and place. JOHN SHERMAN, Guardian
Barre, Nov. 4. 1923. .16
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NOTICE.

NNILL be sold at Public vendue, by order
w of the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge of
Probate of Wills, &c, in and for the County of
Worcester, on SATURDAY, the Goth dag of
December merit, on the premises, in Barre, at
oope O'Clock in the afternoon. so much OF the
Real Estate of LUKE OSGOOD, late of Bar
re, In said County, deceased, known by the
name OF the Ellis Farm, with part of the
Buildings thereon, and undivided with other
owners, as will raise the sum of S645 AZ cts for
the payment of the just debts of said deceased
and incidental charges
NATHAN ALLEN, .4dm'or.
Barre, Nov. 3, 1928 *46
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SALE BY AUCTION.

- ~TILL be sold by Public Auc.
RRaIB1 w ton, on MONDAY, the first
Haa day Of December merit, on the prem
= $3.50 ises, that beautiful Estate situated
IN worcester, on the main street, now occupied
by the subscriber, consisting of 2 elegant and
wen finished DWELLING HOUSES. in one
block, with Out Houses, Barns, &c. new and
N good repair. Also, adjoining, 2 of the most
pleasant House Lots in Worcester For f,r
Their particulars, inquire of the subscriber on
the premises. WILLIAM HOVEv
Worcester, Nov. ~. az
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FItY Dollars REGARD.

SIOLEN from the Bottomly Man'g Co.'s
~ boarding House, in Leicester, on Friday,
the 9TH lnsty Trunk, containing three hundred
dollars in silver money, FIVE dollar bills of the
Leicester Bank, together with twenty-five Soye-
reigns. Whoever will return the same to the
subscriber shall receive the above reward
WILLIAM SYMES Siberian.
Leicester Nov ~
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NEW GOODS.

fit the Brick Store, directly opposite the
Brick Hotel.
q AANIEL HAYWOOD has Just received
e prime assortment of English, American
and W. |. Goods, Looking Glasses. Crockery.
Glass, Iron and Stone Ware, India Rubber.
Leather and Prunela Shoes, &c &c. Also.
f3utafo Robes, Window Glass, Nails, and Shin
gies-al of which will be sold at Gerry low
prices.
Worcester, Nov. - 3wen3weo46
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Worcester Bank Shares.

ENHE subscriber will sell at Public Auction.
IL on SATURDAY, the fifteenth dag of No.
Temcer current, at o'clock, P. NJ, at the
house of Samuel Bannster, Innholder in Wor-
cester' nsne Shares an tie Worcester Bank, be-
longing to the Estate of EUSIcE DAY, late of
Worcester, deceased. Conditions, cash on the
Transfer
Also. at the same time and place a number of
TRUNKS. ELISHA FJAGC -. -
Worcester, Nov. IL.
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NOTICE

The Rev. Mr.. Whittemore of Cambridge
Fort, will preach in the centre of Sterling, on
Sunday, the 10Th inst Sterling. Nov. /.
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ATTORNEYS NOTTCE

Fa ME subscriber has taken an Office in the
4 second story ofthe new building opposite
the Worcester Hotel, directly over the Store
of D. g. Wheeler, Jr. " Co, where he will at
tend TO any business in his profession which
may be intrusted to his care
THO's KlNNICUTT.
Worcester, Nov 12 as
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NOTICE
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsa0a.

TESHE most valuable remedy discovered
n for Cmsumptions, Asthma, PIeurisy, Spit.
ting of Blood looping Cough, and Fum onary
affections Of every kind. The basis of this med
iciue was a private recipe of Distinguished pI.y-
sican in one of the neighboring States; and was
preserved by an individual to whom it gave the
most astonishing relief. After having been sup
posed to be beyond the reach of medicine from
an affection OF The lungs, he was restored 10
health by the use of the Vegetable PULMONARY
Ba'sam 1t might never have been offered 10
the pubic, had not this gentleman found that
his own cure was not accidental, from the fact
that. in the numerous cases in wnieh he recon-
mended it to others, it never failed TO give relief
1t has been improved from the original re cipe
in manner, which, while ii preserves its p, Gu.
liar properties adspts it more perfectly to the
diseases for which it is recommended, in all their
st ges.
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One 'Oord to cheer thee on thy aoay.
A LII Notes and Accounts due the Estate of
IA LEMUEL DAVIS, that are not settled forth
with, will be left with an Attorney for collec-
fDn by the subscriber.
MERRILL DAVIS, .adm'or.
Holden, Nov. 8, 1928 as
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VoU are hereby cited to appear (if you
II seeft) at the Court of Probate TO be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
~ December next at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Account of the AID.
minIstration OF said Estate, and his own Account
as Creditor, should not be allowed and you will
be heard thereon.
A6e NATu,, DArNC -
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JEWETT'S GENUINE
Improved TegetabLe Pills,

Nor Indigestion, Jaundice, diseases of the
j. Liver, &c. &c. " Prepared by the sole
p,ssessor aud original discoverer of the improv-
ei Recipe, and signed by him H. PLuMLEY)
10Th on the bill of directions, and on the label
d the box. " Sold by J. ROBINSON, Wor-
eier. eo3m Nov. IL.
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Coon FARMING. A correspondent informs
us that three and half acres and % rods of
grass ground on the farm of John l., Boylston,
in Princeton, was broken up in April last, and
planted in May, from which was produced 226
bushels of corn, equal to 6lk bushels to the
acre rs cart loads of pumpkins, and 100 bush
els Of English turnips. Only one half the piece
was sowed with turnips. 1t was hood only
twice,
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RISE IN FLOUR. The last accounts from En-.
gland confirm the anticipations of short crops
in that country, and on the continent of Eu.
rope. This has produced a considerable rise in
the prices of -four and other bread stuffs. The
Philadelphia Democratic Press of the 6th inst
says, that merchant of that city returned
home, the day before, from tour to the south.
where he had made purchases of 10000 barrels
of -four, at an average of 1920 per barrel, for
which he had been offered, that morning, SO ,25
per barrel, making an advance, on the lot, of
near fifty thousand dollars no mean specula-
ton.
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VoU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see tit) at the Court Of Probate to be holden
~ worcester, IN said County. en- the first Tues.
day in December next, al ten of the clock befora
noon, to show cause why license should nor he
granted TO sell and convey so much of said de.
ceaseds Real Estate will raise the sum of Eour
hundred and fifty dollars, for the payment of debts
and charges and you will be heard thereon.
46z NATliL. PAINE, J. yirob.
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FOR SALE.

I ON CALE,
d a PLEASANTLY situated HOME
ffszaI5sA "A STEAD, in Holden, about one
IsSsss mile and half south of the Meet
.-s-& AsssS- ing House, on the Turnpike leading
from Barre to Shrewsbury, consisting of one
acre and three-quarters of good Land, with
Fruit Trees, &c, thereon; large Dwelling
House in good repair; convenient Shop for a
Shoemaker or other Mechanic, and other con-
veniences. The Estate will be sold cheap and
a reasonable credit given. For further partic-
ulars, inquire of LUCY RICE, in Holden, or
of the subscriber in Mllbury.
JOSEPH CUTTING, JR.
Nov ~. 6w46
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Furniture at .AuctiOp.

EWTILL be sold at S. Banisters Inn, on
w SATURDAY NEXT, at 3 O'Clock, P.
M, variety of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting of Chairs, Tables, Beds & Bedsteads,
one frst-rate eight-day Clock, mahogany Writ.
ing Desk, with variety of small articles.
Wnrcesier Nov ID
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THE ELECTIONS.

MAINE. In this State, the Adams electors
are chosen by large maiorties, except in Cum
berland district, which has always been consid-
cred doubtful, and has chosen the jackson can
didate by a small majority. This unfavorabe
result we suspect has been produced by the
statement Of President Adams in relation to
Jeferson's letter to Giles, which was noticed in
our last
NEW HAMPSHIRE. This State has frequent
y been claimed with confidence by the Jack
sonites The election has resulted in the choice
of the Adams ticket for electors by majority
of about three thousand flee hundred rotes
MASSACHUSETTS and CoNNEcTIcuT have chos-
en- Adams electors with but trflng opposition.
NEW York. The accounts from this State
are most cheering to the friends of civil rule.
Several of the districts, considered doubtful by
the Administration party, and claimed by the
Jacksonites as certain for their side, have elect.
ed the Adams candidates. The Administration
papers now speak confidently of having elected
their candidates in twenty-five or twenty four
of the districts, which will also give them the
two electors at large, who are chosen by the
board elected in the districts
NEW JERSEY. Returns from this State make
it certain that the Adams ticket has prevailed,
by majority, probably, larger than that given
at the last election, by nearly fifteen hundred
votes.
PENNsYLvASIG, as was anticipated, has given
the jackson candidates large majority.
MARYLAND election commenced the day be-
fore yesterday. We shall, probably, get the re-
suit in season for next weeks paper.
VIRGINIA, so far as heard from, has given a
stronger vote for the Adams ticket than was
expected, though no hopes are entertained of
its success
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MOIdsses and Salt.

HAANIEL HAYWOOD has Just received BY
E-Vthe Canal, 55 hhds prime retailing Molas-
ses, together with 800 bush. st. Ubes Salt.
which he will sell low by the quantity.
Worcester. Nov 12 6w
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" orcester. SIS Probat, Office, Nov 6. 1874.
1othe Heirs q ELIJAH KITrREnGE, late Of Spencer.
IN said County, deceased, AID to ali Others Concerned
~ the Estate Of scid deceased, GRErrING.
ROU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III See Mt at The Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester. in said County, on the first Tues.
gay IN December next, al ten of the clock, be.
fore noon, to show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last Will and Testa
ment OF sad deceased should not be approved
and James Draper. Esq. appointed Administra.
TOR with the Will annexed, The Executor having
deellned and you will he heard thereon
40 NATH'L PAINE. T. Prob.
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FOR SALE.

IOR OALE,
a FARM, containing between co and 20 aoros
IA oforcelent Land well wooded and water
ed and convenient Buildings thereon; pleas
antly situated half mile from Paxton Meeting
House, on the County Road leading from Wor
cester to Barre. Terms liberal Possession
given in April next. For further particulars,
inquire of the subscriber on the premises
LOAMMI HARRINGTON.
Paxton, Nov. ~.
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RETURNS OF Votes.
NORTH DISTRICT.

MAJORITY 1or hendaI, o2I
Phillipston and Dana remain to be heard from.
and there are a few scattering votes, but they
cannot affect the result
SOUTH DISTRICT.
ELECTORS. REPRESENTATIVE.
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CANAL NAVIGATION The Blackstone Canal
is now filled for use, and the boats have COM
menced running their regular trips On the
9Th inst. fleet of six boats arrived here from
Providence, deeply laden and returned on the
10TH Another boat is expected to-day, and
several others in the course of the week, SO
that those who have freight down, can be &C.
commodated, almost any day. The opening of
navigation has already caused considerable ac-
tivity in the business of the town, and its effects
will become more and more apparent, not only
here, but in the country around.
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TIES
Certificate Of Leonard .Stodaard.


st ges.
TESTIMONIES.
Certificate Of Leonard Stodadrd
To THE PUBLIC. Having been seized in the
winter of 1925 with the prevailing influenza, |
continued for the space of two years, to be
troubled with bad cough, great difficulty of
breathing, occasional pain in the side great de.
| bty, attended with bad digestion and the expec.
toraton of much thick matter. | consulted
three distinguished ply sicians, and made use of
Anderson's Tough Drops, the Indian Specific
AMI other celebrated remedies, without relief.
About the first Of April last, obtained bottIv
o. the Vegetable pulmonary Balsam. The ben.
ehcia effect was immediate and, in the course
OF three months, my health was as good as il had
been for the last ten years.
LEONARD sToDDARD.
Rochester, IN Y Nov. 81. 1897.
Certificate Of Frederick s. Wa'mer Esq.
The subscriber is induced from public consid.
eratiors, to recommend the Vegetable Pulmona.
ry liasam, as remedy of the greatest efficacy
IN diseases of the lungs, being probably indebted
to its use for the preservation of his own life.
In the fall and winter of 1886, | was attacke ed
with disease of the lungs which threatened TO
be of the most serious character. 1t was attend-
ed with very troublesome cough, particularly
IN the evening and night, with oppression and
Inflammation OF the lungs, gradually followed by
great emsclatlon and prOstralon OF strength.
mouths, in spite of the efforts of the most sk,lul
phys 'cians to cheek their progress. Al this time
fortunately met with the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam, by the use of which speedy and oom.
pIete recovery was effected. My health IS now
as good AS ever il was
FREDERICK S. WARNER.
Augusta, (Geo) Sept. q, 1897.
An eminent physician OF New Hampshire
wr'tes-' am satisfied the Vegetable Pumo
nary Basam is valuable medicine. IL has late.
y been used with complete success in a severe
lung complaint, attended with the raising of much
ton"
he wife of a Clergyman of Boston was consid
cred past recovering from disease Of the lungs.
~ the spring OF 1928, whose restoration TO heath
was aser'bsd both by her physician, and by her
husband y, 10 the use of the Vegetable Pul monany
Balsam.
C Many other certificates from sources of
the hrs, responsibility, may be examined on the
bill of directions.
G7 Sold byJAMES GREEN & CO., Woyces.
ter Price 81 eeuts. eoly Nov. l2.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov. Il, 1873
40 ne Hars JAMES llODDs, late Of Holden ia said
County, deceased, and to all others concerned in he
t1S's1g y Sa'a eeeedsed. GREETING.
" oU are hereby cited to appear If Won
n see ht) at the Court Of Probate TO be holden
Al orees'er, in said County, on the first Tues.
uay IN december next, at one of the clock. after
hoon, 10 show cause why the Accounts o. the Ad.
sl',slration oil SAID deceased's Estate should not
40 NATh'L. PAINE. T. Prob.
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Worcester. SIS Probate Office, Oct 20. 1873
10 The WIDOW and Heirs Of WILLIAM OLDs. late
Of Brookfed IN said County, deceased, and to all
others concerned i" the Estde Of said deceased,
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Rum, SUICIDE, AND-THE CoUNrY HoUsB
on Thursday last, person calling his name
kawson, from the south part of the county, was
about our streets so much intoxicated that he
lay some time on the side walk. The next day,
while in temporary delirium, occasioned by
his intemperance, he made two attempts to
commit suicide, in the north part of the town,
by hanging himself. the first time to a fence,
and the last to guide post. He was discover
ed both times by people passing the road, and
taken down before he was dead, and the rope
taken from him. He was soon after taken in
custody by constable, when another rope was
found with him. After an examination before
magistrate, he was committed TO the House
OF Correction, the proper receptacle of such
persons, where he will have an opportunity to
get sober again
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A NEW ANTHEM, suitable for Thanksgiv-
"A ing price 81 ,25 per dozen; just received
AID for sale, by DORR d ROWLAND.
Worcester, Nov. ~.
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!" ofcester SIS. Prnhale Utfice, Nov S, 1928
othe Hidoap and Heirs Of jacob UproN, late of
F'tehburg, IN said County, deceased and to all others
concerned IN The EStnte of said deceased,
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A THENEUM, or Spirit of the English Mag.
ia azines, No. 3--New Series containing
as usual, a great variety of interesting matter.
Just received by G. HARRIS. Nov. IL.