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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-11-26
DRY GOODS.
FOR COUNTRY TRADE.

FOR COUNTRY TRADE.
FEVHE subscribers have for sale on favorable
q terms, at their Chambers, 81 State-street,
Boston. valuable stock of
European. India, and .Americaa
PIECE GOODS,
from auction, and late inportatinns, selected
particularly for the country trade; among
which are the following:
Black, Blue, Brown, Olive. and Mix'd Broad
Cloths; Cassimeres Red, White, Green. and
Yellow Flannes; Paddings Buckram: Black,
Silk, and Velvet Vestings Figured Valencia
and Toilenet DO; Black Levantine Super
Black Satin do; Black Synchaws; Blk. eros
de Naples Silk; Black and Color'd Canton
Grapes; Black Nankin do. Black French do
Black and Colnr'd Cords and Braids Tapes
Bobbins; Threads, of all kinds; Super Black
and Colord Sewing Silk and Twist; Super
Checked Cravats; White do Black silk
Handk is. Flag and Bandanna do Cotton
Flag do; Gilt Coat and Vest Buttons; Last
ing and Camblet do. Suspender do. Pearl do
Black, White, and Color'd Cambrics; Drab
Cambria, for Bonneis Cambria Muslins
Plain and Figur'd Book do. Plain and Figur'd
Swiss do; Null Muslins; Black aud White
Millinets Foundation Muslins; Plaids; Cam
blets Bomhazetts Russia and Bird's-eye Dia-
pers Cotton and Linen Damask Cotton Ia
bic Cloths; Ribbons; Hosiery Gloves; Black
ana White Lace Fells; Thread Lace and Edg
ings Cotton and Bobinett Lace Umbrellas
Bonnet Thread Irish Linens, Black, White,
and Brown; Bleached and Brown Sheetngs &
Shrtings; Tickngs; Ginghams Checks ;
Batting; Candle Wicking; Dimoties Jeans:
a complete assortment of Amcrican and Engiish
CaiicoS, &c. &c.
.4iSo,-Children's and Misses Morocco Shoes,
Women's Morocco Walking Shoes and Pumps,
Lasting Held and Spring Heel'd Pumps !;
Leather do. DANIEL DENNY & co.
Boston, Oct. 90. CIV
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UTThe Communications of as" and Mo-
ses," are necessarily deferred till next week
Another article, for reasons which we are salts
fed that the writer, on reflection, will deem sat-
isfactory, is deferred for the present We have
Judged il proper, from our first connection with
this paper. to exclude articles of such charac-
ter, and we believe other editors have found
it necessary to adopt similar course.
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UXBRIDGE ACADEMY.

FENlfE subscriber, having taken charge the
d UxBRIDGE ACADEMY, would inform the
inhabitants of iIxbridge, and the public general.
ly, that he has been invited. and accepted of the
above situation, in place of Mr. jacques, resign
ed. Young gentlemen and ladies will be taught
the elementary branches. and If advanced, will
be prepared to enter any class in our Colleges,
or taught such particular branches, either clas
steal or English, as their parents may desire.
Every attention will be paid to religious and
social habits, the manners and general deport-
ment of the pupils. The most faithful care will
be taken of the health of those scholars imme-
diately committed to his care. His exclusive
attention being devoted 10 his School he is ena-
bIed TO embrace opportunities by familiar CONVEX
satlon of practically Illustrating the knowledge
derived from the books in use
The year of instruction will he divided into
fonr quarters of eleven weeks each-December.
March. June, and September. The first quarter
Of each year will commence, generally, on the
first Monday in December.
No scholars will be admitted for shorter
term than half a quarter which must begin
ut the commencement, or the middle of the
quarter, and close with the middle, or end of the
term.
TERMS OF TUITION: English studies, three
dollars per quarter; Latin. Greek, and the high.
er branches of Mathematics, four dollars per
qnaIter-tntion TO be paid on entering, whether
for the quarter or half quarter
Boarding in good families, in the vicinity of
the Institution, can be obtained by scholars from
distance, on application to the Teacher Six
or eight students can have board with the
Teacher, at one dollar Gfty cents per week,
washing included.
As The situation is healthy and pleasant,
and the society Of the town good he entertans
no doubt but the public confidence will be gained
by the favorable testimony of the undersigned
gentlemen. to whom they are permitted to refer;
Rev Samuel JudsOn,
Mr.. John Capron,
Hon. Benjamin Adams, UrJridgs
MIR. Amarah Chaplin,
Hon. Bezaleel Taft, Jr.,
Rev. David Holman,
Benjamin Craggin. Esq Douglas
U Suitable Books and Stationery purchased.
iFdesired, on the lowest Boston and Providence
terms.
WIN. H. WILLIAMS, Preceptor
Nov. 26, 1928. 6w48
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Worcester Mutual Fire Lasuy'
dnce COmDGnu.

VNNHE members of the Worcester Mutual Fire
a Insurance Company are notified, that their
annual meeting for the choice officers, and the
transaction of other business, will be held at
their Office, in the Court House in Worcester,
on Wednesday, the tenth dag of December merit,
at SIX O'Clock, P. M. Each member is entitled
to as many votes as he has Policies and absent
members may vote by proxy, duly authorized
in writing. ISAAC GOODWIN, Sec'rv.
Worcester, Nov. &c.
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DIED.

In Dudley, Nov. Is. Mrs. Betsey, wife of Mr..
Dantord Uphnm, aged 26
In Harvard, Nov. H. Rev. Stephen Bcmis,
aged 54--formerly Minister Of the Conrrega-
tional Society and Church in that town.
In New Bedford, on the 9th inst, Eliza w
Nye, aged 80, wife Of WIN. G. Nye.-On the
9Th, Hon Lemucl Williams, aged 81
Ia Jatlrey, Oct %, Mrs Sarah Adams. wife
Of MIR Thomas Adams, aged 40,
In Nelson, IN H. Nov. 3, Marcus. SON Of
Mr.. Avery Spraguc, aged 3yoars and months,
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FOREIGN News. BY our paper of to-day, it
will be seen that the Turks continue a success.
ful opposition to the progress of the Russian
forces 1t is very certain that the Emperor
Nicholas vastly moderated the strength and re-
sources of the enemy he had to encounter, and
the probability now is that he has met such
check as will prevent his advancing further for
the present season, and until strongly rein.
forced and, il is not unlikely that he will be
compelled to retreat to the strong positions on
the Danube, to take up his winter quarters
The Sultan has gained much credit Cor the
flr'nness and energy he has displayed in the
trying situation in which he has been placed.
The London Courier, ministerial paper, says
1t is impossible not to recognize in the con-
duct OF Sultan Muhmnud the character of great
ness The policy he adopted with respect to
the Janlssares, proved his courage, and events
have since shewn its soundness He seems to
be Monarch equal to the task of resisting the
mighty force brought against him, and of rous-
ing all the energies of his vast population. If
success against sIch man enchance the glory
Of victory, it may also be said defeat from such
a man will not attach disgrace 10 the vanquish-
ed.
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BLANK BOOKS.

TENHE subscribers have Just received an as
sortment of Blank Books, at very low
prices. Also, variety Of School Books, large
Bibles, Wrapping Paper, &c. SC.
GEO. PERRIN g. co.
Worcester, Nov. 90 istf 4o
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE. The American
Institute of the city of New York awarded Pre-
minms on articles of American Manufacture,
exhibited at their I" Fair" held at Masonic Hall,
on the Odd, Oath, and 25th October, 1928, among
which were the following. viz
Best piece of White Flannels, to Salisbury
Manufacturing Company, Mass $50
Two-blue Prints, to the Merrimac Factory,
Lowell $50.
Best case Cotton Cloth for printing, Nashua
Company. (Mass) $25.
Gilt Buttons-Best specimen, to Richard
Robinson of Atteborough, (Mass) $40 silver
medal
Leghorns-Besi hat in imitation of Leghorn,
to Miss Hedges, Easihampton, $25 gold medal.
Second hest imitation of Leghorn, to Miss
Nancy Bahccck $50 gold medal.
One box Bobbinet Lace from the New Eng
land Manufacturing Company, as fine as any
imported part of which is elegantly worked,
800 medal.
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FATAL SENsIBILITY. A late London pa-
per mentions the death of the Young female,
OF whose extraordinary beauty several no.
tices had before appeared. Her father was
SWISS emlgrant, named Very, ami kept
Pastry-cook's shop in Regent street. For
some time past, crowds of people had been
IN the habit of congregating around the
doors AMI windows to gaze at the daughter.
such was the conduct of the mob, on sew
eral occasions. that application was made to
the police to dispense them. Finding that
10 Keep his daughter in the shop would be
the rum OF his business, as access to it was
obtained only by struggling to get through
the mob, Mr.. Very resolved to send his
daughter TO her mother at Lausanne but !.
not belng convenient to carry that intention
Immediately into effect, in order to remove
her from the public gaze, he kept her under
very slight confinement IN her room. This,
together with the accounts which appeared
IN the papers, preyed on her mind, which
vas very sensitive, and brought on her pre-
mature death. Up to the last moment of
her existence, she was perfectly sensible,
ann continued to repeat, in broken French,
80 Oh, could see my mother before die, |
should be happy" While uttering these
words she expired. Upon her death being
made known 10 her father, he rushed into
the room, tearing his hair, and exclaiming,
IN the most frantic manner, against the cru
city practised towards his family, and no
persuasion of his friends could induce him to
remove himself from the sight of the corpse.
Boston Courier.
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BREAD SrurFs. Flour and grain have again
fallen in price in England, which has produced
corresponding depression in our markets.
Within the last week -four has declined in price
from one to two dollars per barrel. The last of
the week it sold in New York at from $3.50, to
1915, and in Boston, at from 81 so, to So, 90 per
barrel
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BARLEY.

GIXTY CENTS will be paid. at the Worces-
- ter Bre,etry, for every AZ lbs. of Barley, of
good quality and 'oell CLEANED,
Worcester, New. %. 40
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Fur and Leather Glove and
Cap Mdnyactory.
LEVI WARREN

ENFORMS his numerous friends and the pub
Il lie, that he is now suitably prepared to fur
nsh them with every description of GLOVES,
wholesale or retail; consisting of Seal, Sable,
Mink, and other Fur,-Buck, Doe, and Kid,
lined or unlined. Fur, Leather, and Cloth
CAPS, with various other articles in the fancy
Fur and Leather Trade. ~ Orders for Size
GtoUeS, .hittens, and Caps, executed with ex-
actness and promptitude. Seal, Nutra, and
other Collars, Woollen Gloves, Mockasins,
Leather Socks, Drawers, &c. &c.
Stow, Nov. 5 tt
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THE CANAL. We understand that the bank
OF the Canal broke away about eight miles this
side Of Providence on the morning of the 2lst
inst The breach was nearly repaired, when the
rain on the night of the 22d raised the water so
that it gave way again. The repairs were
again completed yesterday morning, and it is
expected that seven or eight boats will arrive
here in the course of this day. The Lady Car
rington was detained this side of the break on
her passage down, and the other boats, loaded
for this place, were prevented from coming up
till the break was repaired
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-11-26

ELEcrIoSs. 1t is finally ascertained that the
electoral vote in New York will be l6 for Ad-
ans, and 90 for Jackson Three candidates
were supported for the office of Governor Mr.
Van Buren, is elected by plurality over Judge
Thompson of about 30 900 votes. and MAORI
ty over both the opposing candidates of less
than 1000 votes. Could those. who were op-
posed to Van Buren,. have united, it is probable
he would have been defeated
Ohio, Kentucky. and Indiana, as we antici-
pated last week, have all chosen jackson
electors.
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NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.

EUST received by the Canal, from Provi-
o. dence, a large assortment of New Goods,
and for sale by the subscribers, at their Store
in Washington-square, at low prices. for cash,
credit, or most kinds of country produce.
GEORGE PERRIN & co.
Worcester, Nov r.
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MEXICO. Accounts from Mexice state that
Pedrossa has been elected President in OPPOSE
tion to Gen Guerrero. the military candidate
In consequence of this result, the Government
obtained loan of $500,000 to meet its en-
gagements as soon as it was known, and every
thing was favorable for speedy restoration of
internal tranquility. The Mexicans appear to
be more wise than their northern neighbors.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-11-26

In the Revue Encyclopedique for June, we
lind some interesting statistics relating to the
population of South America, accompanied by
an extract from work of Adren Balbi, lately
published in Paris, on The Political Balance of
the Globe. Humboldt estimited the popua-
tion of Colombia at 2,7S5 600 at the close OF
1922; and several later authorities are quoted
both native and foreign, official and unofficial
which make it vary from 2,5000O0 10 more
than 2,95O.000. excluding the Braves Indians
The editors think fair estimate, for the close
of 1896, including the whole. is 2,676.000. The
population of Brazil, including the revotcd
Banda Oriental. 5,26I 906, of which 100000
are independent Indians; that of Peru at
1,70Oy000; that of Paraguay at 100000; that
of La Plata at 100000; that of Bolivia at
100000; and that of Chill at 100000
.Nelc York .4dcertiser.
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The Franklin Insurance Company,
WWAv!NG capital of 100000 all paid IN,
n " make INsuRANcE against FIRE on Build
ings. Merchandise Household Furniture; ~c.a at
az Worcester. is their Agent and authorized to
ISSUE Policies. istf Boston, Oct 49,
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NOTICE.
HWTHEREAS, my wife SARAH, having alb
w seconded from me, and in my absence
puroned and carried off my Household Furni-
ture, this is to forbid all persons harboring or
trusting her on my account, as will pay no
Aebss sfI.v constructing after this date.
JOSIAH DRURY.
Northboro', Nov. 3, 1928. $40
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"A NEW ANTHEM, suitable for rhanksgiv.
"A ing prco 81 % per dozen just received
and tor sale, by D0RR a. ROWLAND.
Worcester, Nov. II,
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such vast reduction of the circulating medi-
um' necessarily paralyzes enterprise, curtaiIs
business, depreciates the value of property, and
the price of labor, and enhances the rate of in
terest for money. Its effects are ;njuriously felt
by every class in the community, except the
overgrown capitalist who is disposed to specu-
late on the necessities of his fellow creatures,
by extorting usurious interest.
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LASTS.

a COMPLETE assortment of first quality
IA Shoemaker's Lasts are Just received, for
sale. by EARLE g. CHASE.
Worcester, 18th mo- 26
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4 a TONS of sound Skim Cheese will be
l. " taken in exchange for Goods, if offered
at the Store of
18th mo-, IL. EARLE g. CHASE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
.WEW. GOODS.


F{iE subscriber. have recently received large acresOS
- ITO their previous b 6tSTk S ct
The following part of their assoHneui.:
Wcrssd biregrs beautiful eofoiS
WateFed do aud figured
Black white l. colored French sa;ins
Black India do Il satin levantiaes
Culored white A.; eaces
Jonbe chain black do
Reel Il imitation italian lustriugs
black Iudia fJrenees, a vide Itieie ard cheap
knd, fancy hdsi, 6surei silk sauzr, ba,egc gro
etc, mesao, imitation DO cashmere Imitation Go for
German ;willed, spiefeid BoidJ:c, company COM
mon bandanns, for geH,lemen
Linen csnabtics & linen esmbrie adAls.
Fire side shawl5
Msrino snd cashmere 10
Nankin 4 c anton cTspes
1'Iack ltslisA
Coiored do. new article
al bind, ef ersyatrng, colored white rs A says
bobbin-t, for ye's% dresses
Thread & hobbntt laees & edgings
All kinds muslin'as PLAIN ignTed tarnbored hook, plain
figured aud tambn ed mul pisin aud tsinhor e wiss
Striped aud Plau and herring bone 40
Garment, furniture aud eam5fie dImIties
Beautiful inserting and all 9th kind, TRIMMINGS, As
e,nP' cords pushes, isee5 9a'nss. 'lk; sc Sc e
bEaudobo0 trimming for Peisses and riding dresses
Ladies, short lid, horsesEn aud silk GLoYES
5 I,sds;' long white and colorsd DO
Gsollcmeq', walking, riding and dre-, glove,
al kinds ladies genieuen's and ciiidteI HOSIERY
al kinds RIBBANDS those fer belts and bonnels very
Tartan Plaid' iof eoah' aud inferior do. vr servants
dresses
csuss hsn eambiet for laaies' aud geneuens ci1ak,
nev and beautiful article
BJmhaLeit aud bOnibaz.nes
Cloths and catsimeres of every description
Bang-uP cords aud vefve;s
Silk and abhy
CsssinetS Vt all col5rs
SIX, 'wla'down, toiine,, vuena and MarseilIes
ings
Brown and bleaehed domestic, Of s wd,h,an qualities
10 checks bedlekinEs
1insey woolseys and kerseys, Ter servant Of .thiz
Oznahurgs and tIcklf n'ui e Of 81 qualities
C4RPETIHGS AND RUGS Of the latest, an eltsan
ass1rtioeEt
Ir'h, German and Scotch shVsug, sums Of which 10 4
wide width without seanl
Shell aud Brazilian tuck, SIDE and bent combs
Il laIge ssoTtment IRISH LINENS
superior grass bleach, aud exceedingly cheap
Whhe,rtd aud greeu fauDel5
Spotted do. for chiljreu
Msrino cloths. for do
s.7s,9, iOii, y, 10 5i4-4 rose BLANKETS
to point do
NAPT COTTONS, under market price
aud large variety II other not arfived all Of
which have hetn purchased the lo1y market
much under sud will he offered smaller advance, than
toHery, ~ consequence Of the iateness OF
WIN. NEALE & co.
Zee. 70 b3-wff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
q rqluable Plantation "a Sc.

FSIHS subscriber Florida, will sell Pr esque
- Isle This valuable Fam, the county OF kiny WIN.
wahed 23ds Of s circumference, by the Matapony,
p'ss below Ayletrs Warehouse Ia rAoe OF much busnes
contains betyeen6 100 Acre; lies level; divided into
SHIFTS, containing 40 eaeh aud surpassed by
Land, the riye fertility; All the luNaties from the
waters aud marshes obtained abundance There
th, land comfortable Dwelling H.uie Barn, 40 by
30 brick Stable, conpe,ed excellent Quarters for
tue accommodation OF 80 10 hh"Yrers, bult Fall
7cehSue atins abundant supriy thru the year, aud all
other necessary house,.
One o,he Tact mile aud bali from the above
ed, or the river containing 200 Acres hsu oC which
cleared the balance ell mhered This land also
te Hes level except pon where Nature have
marked an airy, elevated sint FOR a residence.
Persons disposed wl view the property, and
learn the terms from the Proprietor.
JOHN S. BARRETT.
Pre.que Isle, Jan. s. 72-2Aw4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

I'm ChAneery: At Monthly Session, Court, held
ia county, the courthouse thereof Monday The 18th
cay Of ian. 1923
0.wsIL Gibson and Marin HE wife Pl6,.
against
Johi Die kinson, Robert Dickinson, Grilh Diekinon Su-
ran Dickinson Nancy Dickinson aud Ann peknson, widow
and reliot OF Hiram q. Dickinson, dec. Deld.
This day the Complanans by their attorney and fled
their bill and the Defendant Robert Dickinson
tered his APPEARANCE and security according law ad
the rules Of this court; aad appearing 70 the satisfaction of
the that he Is nhAhsn of tins State; On the
ton of the CoDpiauan by their attorneys Il ordered, That
The said Defendant Robert Dickinson appear here the first
April next and the Comp claimants bill
aud that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
IewSI aper published the city OF Richmond for weeks
aueeevey and posted the front duor the
this county, some court day. copy. Te,te,
JAN %, so3vysI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

TEHHE W. Appomatt0x Co have THAR locks Peters
Il burc, too valuable Waterfalls yet disposed Of The
situations high and drybrns 60 30 feet
The fall power Of the believed equal
10 any purpose for which IL may be Tegurcd. being
vicinity Of Petersburg principal Cotton Market, having
by the canal and river, essy communication with
eusivs ha country the situation y judged particularly
voufahe for cotton woOieu mandatory. On The
Of APpomaox, large quantities Of wool could be raised ad
vantage, " il could he conveniently manufactured
suited for home cunsump The wouiien cloth now spun
ADD this section Of the State OF Virginia, con,sr
able. BEt, 20 hello sd have not ishnent
ulhuc dying and dressing 4 cloth Judging from
Of the country and t. capacity TO supply lie MATERIAL
heliey % the Manufacture OF wuoen cloth here he
lucrative and important branch business But as IT
would be tTperimes IN tbs pant IT the country
might he prudent to begin IN sn al way and tnafgc The
with the demand.
The AppomaoS Company would give considerable encouf-
Tor several years, toward fstshhmen Persons
wishing Tor the Wsteris above enoned, will
appy Sasi ID. Morton clerk Of the county residing Pc
tersburg, 90 some NJ the msnsgers.
Jan. ne. - .-VGE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

~ rh- ENQUIRER published tw,ce week generally
three aweek during the OF the State Leya-
tHePrce, the heretofore, Five Dolsrs per nnnu
payable 10 .ysuee Notes Of chartered ,pecepuyns bank,
Tie safety Of -nins them by the postage sfhllls
ieTs heias paid, By the writers
r No psp.r viii he die ,tnued (but at ths discretion
ne Edors,) until all arreAraSes havs been PAID up.
II Whoever will guarantee the Pyment of
shall have tn. tenth GRATIS.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
ST One square, OR ertion esptt-.seh
routnuauce 80 cents.
No adveemen Inserted, until has either been paid
IT, assumed by PERSON this city, it,