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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-05
Fer FEM A.LEs. n

EAR. RELIES Aromatic Pills, have been
q y long celebrated as most valuable and eff
caeious remedy against those general complaints
peculiar 10 the female portion OF society. They
cleanse, purify and promote n free and brisk cir
culation Of the blood when become sluggish and
anguid from the affecting ailments for which these
Pills are safe and effectus specific They assist
the suspended operations of the sanguerous sys-
TEN, when nature requires it, and reetify the ir-
regular habits of the unhealthy female, who's
sickty and paid cOuntenaace becomes terminated,
and freshens with the natural glow of restored
health They are tried and approved remedy
in obstructious, debility, hyPoehondria green 81. k
ness, giddiness palpitaion OF the heart, bad d.
gestion, oathing of food, pains o. the stoms Oh,
shnrtness of breath, upon every little motion, sink
ing of the spirits and its consequence, detected
countenance and dislike for exercise and CONVEX
sation They are equally conducive to the health
of married ladies except in cases ut pregnancy, or
hectic and consumptve habits, wien they must
not be taken But they maybe administered to
great advantage month after accouchmcnt for
the purpose of cleansing the system and purging
those gross humois, which, when retained lay
the foundation of numerous diseases, and render
the incautious subject unhealthy for life. They
should also be taken BY all women from Is to so,
to proven, the dangerous disorders consequent
upon that critical period of female life. they
have been further found by experience, to afford
powerful remedy in all hypochondriac, historic
and vaporish disorders. both in men and women,
whose nervous system they strengthen and regu-
late, aid nature in throwing of those gross and
superintendent humors which produce melancholy
and depression of spirits, renovate the body re-
animate the mind, aud diifuse general cheerful
ness and elasticity throughout the whole system
Price 81 so per box.
Prepared from the original recipe of the late
DR.. Conway, by his immediate successor snd the
sole proprietor. r KIDpRR, and sold wholesale BY
him at his counting room over NO ~ curt
street, Boston, and retaled b, his special appoint
ment, together with all the valuable me icine as
prepared b, The late d.. conway, by J. Robinson
and IT, Green g Co Worcester. and bv various
Druggists throughout the country None are gen.
uine, unless sguedT. Kidder, on the outside print.
cd wrapper. large discount to country Physi.
clans, Traders, sc,
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FARM For SALE

"a I'LL be sold at Public Auction, (if not
Vy previously sold at private sae,) on Mon
day ae1t, March 10th,) at one o'clock,
2. NJ, Farm, pleasantly situated one and a
half miles west of Berlin Meeting House, corr
tanning $50 acres Of choice Land, well proper
toned into Moving, 1illage, Pasturing, Wood
Land, and Orcharding.
Also, will be sold at the same time and place.
2 yokes of Oxen, il Cows, Young Stock, Sheep,
Swine, Carts, Wagons, Ploughs, and variety
of Farming Tools
o. Conditions made known at sale.
Berlin, March 5. ABEL HOWE.
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NOTICE.

7HVHE subscriber respectfully informs b;s
a friends and the public, that he has assocint-
cd himself in business with Doct. Il. DARLING,
late Of Westminster, under the firm Of SNOW
" DAkLiNG; Havng been intirDately ac-
quainted with Doct. Darling, and his mode ~
practice, he can, without hesitation. recommord
him to the confidence Of tho public.
Fitchburg. Feb 90, p,.S SNOW
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Pasture and Wood Land.

? 81 10 be sold at Public Vendue, at Daniel
a Thompsons in Hubbardston, on TUES
DAY. tie 18th dag Of 4Prjl, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
one lot of excellent Pasturing and Wood Land :
containing sixty acres or more, lying in the
east part of HubDardston-it being a part of tho
Farm recently owned by Jane Thompson, late
of Hubbardston, deceased For further partic-
ulars, inquire of DANIEL THOMPSON, of
Hubbardston or of BENJAMIN ID. PHELPS,
Worcester.
Those who wish to get bargain are request :
ed to attend. DAVID CUTLER, Agent
March ). 5w1O
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JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT. DAVID CUMmINs,
Esq. of Salem, has been appointed by the Gov
ernor and Council, an Associate Justice of the
Court of Common Pleas, in the place Of Hon.
SAMUEL HOWE, deceased.
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PALM LEAF.

ENOR SALE, by TIMOTHY RIX, 6 Lin
a dall-streot, Boston, the cargo of schooner
Alfred, from Mansanilla, (Cubal consisting of
27S bales PALM LEAF, ofsuperior quality, at
a reduced price
L. r wishes to contract for the manufacture
of Palm Leaf Hats, in any quantity, at fair
price Boston, March 5.
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lP To Subscribers.

AhNE year will terminate on the 18th inst.
W since the subscriber commenced carrying
the Worcester papers through Leicester, Spsm-
Ger, North BrOOh:feId, Nelo BrGintree and Oak
ham, to which time his accounts will all be
made up, and he shall expect to have them set
tied without delay. FOSTER NOVEL;.
u The accounts will be left at the places
where the papers are received.
WORCESTER. March B
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Furniture at sfuctian.

WNTILL be sold at Public Vendue, at /
Wv O'Clock, P. NJ on TUESDAY, the 18th of
.harch instant, at the house of d & T. Bonney,
innholders in Brookfeld, a large number of ex-
cellent Beds-three new Hair Mattrasses-
Bedsteads and Cords-Curtains, Under beds
Sheets, Pillow Cases, Blankets, Rugs, Cover
lets, CounterPanes, Comfortables, Quilts, sc,
Terms made known at the time of sale.
SIMEON BURT.
March g. 10
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[ MEDTCLNES.
d. FL. MIRICK

A W EEPS constantly on hand, a
49, IVA general assortment of DragS
NJ and Medicines, of superior quality.
which will be disposed of on as rea
CO sonable terms as can be obtained at
any other place. Physicians will
be shpphed with Medicines as low as they can
purchase the same quantities in Boston, with a
reasonable allowance for transportation. As no
articles OF commerce are more frequently adul-
terated, and often so ingeniouslv as to REQUIRE
the most accurate knowledge of the genuine ar
tlcle,, and the incest discrimination to detect
the fraud. the subscriber will use the utmost
caution to keep none but good articles Family
Medicines, of all kinds, are put up with care.
and OF the best materials Among the articles
now on hand, are
Sulphate Qunine-Iodine.
Croton Oil-Wedgewood's Mortars,
Gum Elastic Catheters,
do. do. Bougios,
Lancets-Trusses, &c. &c.
Brookfeld, West Parish,) March 5. If
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CASE OF MILLER. controversy OF novel
character, has lately arisenin New York, on the
subject of reprieving a criminal under sentence
of death One Miller had been tried and con-
victed of murder before the Court of Oyer and
Termner, for New York city and county. AT
ter sentence of death had been pronounced, a
change in the opinion of the court, respecting
the creditabty of the testimony on which he
was convicted, and other circumstances favora-
BILE to the prisoner, induced the court with the
appreciation of the District Attorney, to-grant a
repreve for such time, as would enable the
Governor to become fully informed of the case,
but with a suitable caution to the prisoner
against the confident Indulgence of the hope of
pardon. This proceeding was dsapproved by
Governor Clinton, who published the letter ad-
dressed by him to Judge Edwards, on the occa-
sion, expressing his opinion of the illegality of
the act, and of the pernicious consequences of
the assumption, in any case, by judicial trlbu-
nal, of this prerogatve of the executive. The
Judge has thought proper to reply to the argu-
ment and opinion of the Governor, and to APP
peal from his decision on the subject of the
right of the court, and the propriety ofits exer-
else in the present instance, in letter addressed
to Lit. Governor Pitcher, the present Executive
Of the State, expressing at the same time his re-
gret, that the duty he owes to himself and the
community, should render it necessary, under
the peculiar, delicate, and painful circumstan-
ces which exist.
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Worcester Shoe Store.
REMOVAL.

FENHE subscriber would inform his friends
Il and the public, that he has taken the Shop
opposite the head of Thomas-street. where he
offers for sale general assortment of BOOTS
and SHOES, of as good quality as can be pur-
chased elsewhere Also, Boots and Shoes man
ufactured in the best style, and of the best ma
terials, at short notice
81 Boots and Shoes repaired with noatness
and despatch
~ All orders gratefully received and pune
tually attended to, by
AUGUSTUS COWDIN.
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Real Estate at .fuctiOp.

f fzzsfiA w due, (unless previously dis
aE9EA posed of on the premises. valua-
A==zssssssss= able FARM, on SATURDAY,, the.
29th instant, at o'clock P NJ Said Farm is
situated in.the north west part of Princeton,
three miles from the Meeting House, on the
road to Westminster, containing one hundred
and six acres of good Land, wen divided into.
Moving, Pasturing, Til!age, and Wood Land,
with good House, Wood House, Barn, @and
Shop, on the same There is a small stream
running through the same, sufficient for q Trip.
hammer, A Blacksmith is much wanted in the
place. The premises will be sold together, or
in lots as may suit purchasers Possession Civ
en- first of April. Conditions made known at
time and place of sale. For further partic-
ulars inquire of JONAS MERRIAM, of West.
minister, or of the subscriber,
WILLIAM KILBURN.
Templeton, March 3
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The Spring Term of the CouRr OF CommoS
PLEAS commenced in this town on Monday
last 1t is held by Judge WILLIAMS.
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american Manufactwes, SC.

An WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
" NEXT, March 18th &s 18th. at 9. o'clock,
A. M, will be sold at Public Auction, at the
Hall over the New Market, (under the direction
of the New England Society,) an extensive as
sortment of American Manufactures, consist
ing of COTTON and WOOLLEN GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES, LEATHER, HATS,
WOOL, sc. &c.
The sale of the Cotton and Woollen Goods
will take place on Wednesday, the 18th, and of
Shoes, Boots, Hats, Leather, Wool, &c On the
18th.
IL 2 Invoices of Property to be sold as above
should be delivered TO the Auvtfvnoors oiebt
days previous to the sale, in order to have them
inserted in the Catalogue and samples must
be placed in the Hall, for examination, fire
days previous to the SALE
U Consgnments fo- the above sale will be
duly attended to by the subscribers, and tbs,
Notes received in pay will be cashed on reason
able terms. THO'S. K. JONES & co.
BOSTON, March D. .4uctiOneers.
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REMOVAL.

a SA WALKER, T.4ILOR, informs his
IA friends and customers that he has remov-
ed from his old stand to the Shop recently oc-
cupied by PULsTFER & DEAN, opposite the
centre Meeting House, where lie viii be happy
to execute orders in his line of business
Worcester Feb 81 Q
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NOTICE.

FEIHE public sale of the WESSON FARM.
& in Grafton Gore, stands adjourned to-
WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant, at one o clock,
P. NJ. on the Premises.
Wm. EATON, fucr.
March D 2wisl0
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Commissioners Motto
SITUATION WANTED.

q PERSON well acquainted with manufac-
"a turing Broadcloths and Cassimeres also
of overseeing Power Looms, wishes situation
in some respectable Woollen Factory. Suita-
bic reference as to character and ability will be
given Letters, post paid, and addressed to
ID. p and directed to this Office, will meet with
immediate attention March ;.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-05
TO PRINTERS.

FEVIlE establishment of the OLD-HAMpsuIRE
a PosT is offered for sale The office con-
siss ofan imperial Weiss Lever Press, large
fonts of Double Plea, Plea, Long Primer and
Brewer. with suitable proportion of Job and
Ornamental Type. The paper has at presen! a.
bout seven hundred subscribers, and a fair pro-
portion of advertising patronage and Job work.
Northampton is one of the most populous towns
in the valley ofthe Connecticut, with prospects
arising from the plans of internal improvement
now inprogress or contemplation in the vicinity
OF indefinite increase in population and business.
There is another paper published in the town,
which has a subscription list of nearly two
thousand. A printer or editor, with small
capital, would find this an advantageous loca-
ton for u well conducted paper, devoted to pol
itics and general intelligence.
The establishment will be sold on liberal
terms, and transfer made by the first of May
Northampton, (Mass9 March s.
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1Io H0rness .Makers, &c.

A SITUATION is wanted for one or moro
IA years, by man who is acquainted with
every article in the Harness.
Trunk, or Military line. Good reference will
be given as TO character and ability. Inquire
at this Office. March 5.
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VIRGINIA. Gov. Giles, of Virginia, recently
communicated to the Legislature of that State,
4 message on Internal Improvement, the Tariff,
and the Colonization Society, of such a radical
character, that the more judicious of his partl-
sans seem to have been ashamed of it. When
first published, it was with an evident apprehen-
sion of its unfavorable effect The Enquirer in
troduced it much in the manner of one who has
a wild beast to exhibit" Do not be alarmed,
ladies and gentlemen, the creature is chained,
and cannot hurt you," assuring the public,
that, however threatening the language Of the
Governor, the Legislature would act with eau
ton. The message was of course, referred TO a
committee, but when their report was called
up, it was found as had been predicted, that the
temperature of the legislature was much less
ardent than that of the Governor. One men,
Der thought it sufficient, that his vote had been
twice recorded on the sub Ject. He did not see
the necessity Of repeating it on all occasions, and
whenever an Incorporate governor chose to
throw a fire-brand into the House" Another,
who also " approved some of the principles Of
the documents, opposed others, as even propos-
ing a dissolution of the Union" A third cop
posed taking it up, not because he did not agree
TO its principles, but he would not agree to do
it, to crafty the author of an ill-judged, i'm
moral, and Inflated communication" Mr.
Eppes, on the other hand, insisted on the motion
to take up the report If gentlemen were dis
posed to 90 over to our political opponents he
wished to have an opportunity to point at them
as they went" But neither coaxing nor threat
cninp would answer. The motion was lost by
a vote Off to 1l2 The debate shews the want
of harmony, which exists among the partisans
of the governor, and their decision in this case,
that, with all their jealousy of northern inter
ests, they have too much regard for the dignl-
ty of the state, to Ncountenance the extrava-
gance of their Incorporate governor, and too
much discretion TO follow the leadings of such
a Will O. the Wisp, in their opposition to the
national administration. We should think after
the example of Randolph in the Senate, and
Giles in the executive chair, the people of that
proud dominion, possessing confessedly, so
many men of character and talents, would be
more cautious in future, in their allotment of
the highest honors of the state.
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County COMMISSIONERS. An Act has pass
cd the Legislature, and become law, for dis
solving the present Court of Sessions and the
Board of Commissioners of Highways, and sub
stituting in their stead a new body, to be called
County Commissioners, to whom all the duties
of the late Court of Sessions and Commits
sioners of Highways, are transferred This
board is to consist of four persons in each Of
the Counties of Essex, Norfolk, Middlesex, and
Worcester, and of three in each of the Other
Counties, except Suffolk. By the provision:
Of this law, in all cases of applications for new
roads or alterations, the petitioners are to give
such bonds as may be required of them, for the
payment of the expenses of an examination anC
survey of the route. If the application is re
fused, then the expense of survey, &c. is to be
paid by the petitioners; but if it is granted, the
expense of survey, and laying out the road, is tc
be paid from the County Treasury After the
road is laid out, notice is to be given to the towns
through which it passes, requiring them to make
it within given time. If this requsiton is no
complied with to the acceptance of the commits
sioners, they may direct the road made and is
sue warrant against the towns for the pay
ment of the expense. And, in all cases, the
. Commissioners are authorized to refund to the
towns from the Treasury of the County, such
portions of the expense of making or altering
any road, as they may deem just and proper
not exceeding one half We shall publish the
Law in our next
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AWgIT0N 9AA@Se
Sem;-.AmasIdI Package Sale of
american Goods.

nN SATURDAY NEXT, March sth,l
~ will be sold at Auction by WILLIAM 7.
GREENE, Providence, r. L.,
500 Packages American Goods,
comprising general assortment of brown and
bleaehed, common and superfine Sheetings and
Shrtings; Ticks; Philadelphia Plaids and
Checks; Floren:ine g. Grecian Stripes Broad
cloths, Cassimeres, and Satinetts
Also, Immediately after the sale of the above,
100 boxes Mems BOOTS and SHOES; 80
boxes Mems FUR HATS.
U Terms, months for sums of 800 and
upwards.
U Purchasers are assured that every pack
age offered will positively be sold to the high
est bidder
% Liberal advances made on Goods con-
signed for sale. Providence, March 5. ,
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a N Apprentice to the Printing Business, is
IA wanted at this Office a Lad, IA or Is years
Of age, who possesses the requisite qualifications,
will meet with good encouragement Feb 81
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L5' In reference to an article in our last, on
the subject of Printing in Mexico, it is but jus
tice to add, that tae author of the History Of
Printing, which we quoted, has given, in the
I'd volume of his work, additional facts, which
Mt first escaped our notice, and which shew,
that his industrious researches had led to the
discovery of the existence of the art in Spanish
America at an earlier period than had been as,
signed in the first volume, from which our in
formation was derived
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We are requested to give notice that the
Hon AARON TUFTs declines being candidate
for Senator for the year ensuing. We under
stand the Hon. JOSEPH G. KENDALL also de.
clines being candidate for reelection.
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WALDO FLINT.

COUNSELLOR AT L.AW.
mas taken the Office recently occupied by
u EMORY WAsHBURN, Esq in Leicester, and
will attend to such professional business as may
be entrusted to his care Leicester, Feb 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
vnr w. FRIDAY MDREala0 80, 1885,
Cash in Market.

TU>HE subscribers having leased for term of years
the large three story brick house on Duke street,
in the town of Ale xandria, d. G. formerly occupied
by Gen. Young, wish to purchase one hundred
the ages of ana IS years. Persons who wish to sell
will do well 10 give call, IS we are determined
to give more than any other purchasers that are IN
market, or that may hereafter come into market
Any letters addressed to the subscribers through
the Pos; Office at Alexandra. will be promptly at
tended to- For information, enquire at the above de-
scribed house, as we at all times be found there
msyl5 FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD
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Molasses, sugar, etc.
"A IIhds bright retailing molasses
L Is do N. Orleans sugar
do y. f rum
hhas whskey
Is do Sd and 18th proof do
10 casks wine
so boxes mould candles
40 kegs white lead
40 canisters verdgris
so reams wrapping paper
Is bags coffee
50 nests boxes, received and for sale by
april 90 l.. & l.. CHAMBERLAIN;
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NO. ggDo
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-


TAMES GREEN Cabinet maker,-has on hand and
81 will constantly keep at his old stand Royal.
ST. Alexandra, g at the of 10th ST., Pcnnsyl-
vania Avenue Washington-a general assortment of
the most fashionable and durable Furniture, which he
will warrant equal, if not superior in quality, to any
ever offered in the DstIict-Conslsting in part, Of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobcs
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sideboards
Ditto, with cellarett. and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies' and Gentleme s. secretaries and bookcases
Pier ,2bes with marble and mahosan. tops
Per and claw dining, breakfast and card tables
Plain do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving and candle do
Wash stands with marble aud mahogany tops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools bi'stts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks &c
With general aSsortn eut at bedsteads Of richly
carved MAHOGANY, maple and stained woods, al Of
which will be sold as low fO cash they can be pur
chased ofthe same quality a, any other msnutacio cry
the Union. ALSO,
IN assortment of st Domingo and Bay of Honduras
Mahogany a part of which is suitable for hsndraIl,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneerS, copa' var.
nish ola superior quality sack"g bot'rTs crd,, SC.
tn MIG AND CARVING
Handsomely executed may
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German Linens.
90 BALES Burlaps and 1iklenburgs. Received
~ er Shenandoah, for sale by
may 20 A. C.. CAZENOVE s. Co.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
%wA THE MILL AND FARM,
Ga rs called rriadelpha, situated on Holmes
Na sks@ run, about 3 miles from Ale xandria.-
Gx3 The mill has made from 1000 to 5000 bar
reis of -four in the year. The Farm, which there
is very commodious Dwelling House, &c. consists
of about 50 so to so of which is excellent
dow. Possession given the lst of August next.
Apply to n. MILLER & SON.
april 17-t1A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20

NeW-Orleans Molasses.
on IIhds Of superior quality. just received per
~ schr IIaxall and will be sold low if taken from
off the wharf COHAGAN & WHIIILE.
iune 6