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Commissioners Notice.

IL the Probate Court in the County of Wor.
cester, Commissioners e., receive and examine
the claims OF the several creditors to the Estate
of FORDYCE RUGGLES, late of Hardwick,
in said County, deceased, represented insolvent,
do hereby give notice, that six months from this
date are allowed the said creditors to bring in
and prove their claims and that we will attend
that service at Chiffon Ruggless Tavern in
said Hardwick, on the third Monday of Octo-
Der and December next, from one to four o'clock,
P. NJ. on each of said DAYS.
DAVID AIKEN, I coum
JOSEPH ALLEN, comm rs.
Hardwick, June 81, 1923. 81
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, July %, 1898.
I6the Widow, Creditors and Heirs Of Dawn Hicks.
late Of Weathersfeid, in the State Of Vermont
deceased, and to all others concerned ia tie Estate of
said deceased, GREETING,
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
N see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in September next, at ten Of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why license should not be
granted TO sell and convey so much of the Real
Estate OF said deceased. within this Common.
wealth, rs will raise the sum Of twenty -four hun
dred dollars for the payment of debts and chare.
ss; and you will be heard thereon.
vi NAFHt PAINE, y. Prob.
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To the Honorable the Court of

Sessions, now holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester:
fWNHE BLACKSTONE CANAL COMPANY, Cor.
Il poration duly established by law, repre-
SENT that they have located as and for reser-
voir to feed their Canal, Dorety Pond, socaIl-
ed, lying and being IN Millbury, in said Coun-
ty; and of their said location they now make
report; and also of the names of all persons, as
tar as they can be ascertained, who are inter-
ested IN lands adjoining to said Pond, or in lands
which may be injured by keeping up and main
tanning a head of water therein TO wit Joel
Wesson, John Lilley, Joseph Haywood, John
Park, Gardner Whselock, Perley Whipple,
Daniel Rice, Brown & Newton, Jacob Dodge,
and Samuel March. The said Corporation ale
SO represent, that they have located as and for,
reservoir for the purposes aforesaid, RAMS
horn pond, so called, situate also in said Milbu-
ry; and now make like report thereof with the,
names of the owners Of land interested aS afore-
said to wit: Luther Hall, Aaron Holman and
March Lothrop Amos Harding, Abel Chase,
Amos Aldrich, Aaron Small, Abijah Davis,
Jonathan I'rask, Elisha Jacobs, Stephen Blanch@
ard, John Kenney, Moses Waters Amos Eddy,
John Woodbury., Susan and Molly Havens and
ARENAS and Rufus Dixie. They therefore
pray that these locations may be filed, and that
notice thereof may be ordered to those inter-
ested, by publishing copy hereof in one or
more of the public newspapers in Worcester,
and also that Commissioners may be appointed
as the law directs. JOHN DAVIS.
JOHN W. LINCOLN.
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Cabinet Furniture and Chairs.

ENHE subscriber has on hand SIDE BOARDS,
n SECRETARIES, BUREAUS, GREcIAN and
COMMON CARD TABLES. and every other arti-
Gle usually manufactured IN the Cabinet Line
U Work warranted and made of the best Ct
Stock ard workmanship.
AtS0-FAECT and COMMON CHAIRS, OF every
description; Gilt Frame LOOKING GLASS
Els, &c
u few rods South of the Court House,
Worcester DORANCEJ WILDER
Worcester, July 80 If
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q. will only add, that monies may be de-
posted in the Savings Bank, for the benefit Of
minors when they shall come Of age and that
in this way they may be provided for by their
parents or others, while they have the ability
and inclination PATERrAmuIAs
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WORCESTER, SIS. July 81, 1923.
FENAKEN on Execution, having been previ-
L. ously attached on mesne process, and will
be sold at Public Vendue, at the house of Abel
Wesson, in Shrewsbury, in said County, on
WEDNESDAY,, the toentieth day of .4ugust
neat, at two O'Clock in the afternoon, all the
Right in Equity which JOHN II. BARKER
had, on the fifteenth day of February last past,
to redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on which
he then lived, situate in said Shrewsbury, and
on the Turnpike Road leading from Worcester
to Boston, consisting of about fifteen acres of
Land, with the Buildings thereon.
81 JOHN WHEELER. JR.. D. Sheriff
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Worcester Harmonic iSocietu.

A N adjourned Meeting of the Worcester
"a Harmonic Society will be held al the Ag-
ricultural Hall, on the first SUNDAY In August,
at 5 o'clock, P NJ. A general attendance Of the
Members is requested, as, after the usual per-
Torrance of Music, the Society will act upon
the recommendation of the Trustees to assess a
tax of three dollars on each Member and to i'm
pose fines on Members who neglect to attend
the stated Meetings
GEORGE PERRIN, Ssc'y.
Worcester. July 16.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, IS. At meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden by adjournment, at
Worcester, on the second Tuesday Of May,
A. ID. 1928:
On the petition and locations aforesaid, the
petitioners having failed to comply with the
order of the Court of Sessions thereon, it is
now Ordered, That they notify all persons and
corporations interested in the location of the
reservoir of said Canal, in said locations mem
toned and described, to appear before said Com
missioners, at meeting thereof, to be holden
at Worcester aforesaid, on the second Tuesdav
Of September neat, by causing an attested copy
of said petition ard locations, and of this order
thereon, to be published in each of the news
papers printed in Worcester, in said County,
three weeks successfully, lat the expense of
said Company the last publication to be four
teen days, at least, before said meeting of said
Commissioners, that all persons and corpora
tons interested therein, may then and there be
heard, if they see cause, upon any matters or
things relative to the petition and locations
aforesaid
Attest, ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
A copy of the petition, locations, and order
thereon.
81 Attest ABlJAH BIGELoW, Clerk.
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

MISS ELIZA FORBUSH gives notice
IVk that she will commence School for the
instruction of Young Ladies at the Hall of Dea.
DANIEL FIsKE, in Upton, on the first Tuesday
in august ne1t, in which all the branches, usu-
ally taught in School of this description, will
receive particular attention. Terms reasonable
Reference may be had to Rev. BENJAMIN
WOOD, Dea. DANIEL FlSKE, or Mr.. ASA
WOOD. July 90
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gard to fruit trees. Why the poplar here can.
not be renewed from the seed, has been before
explained by the circumstance that none but
the pistlllaceous plants were imported into the
country"
We doubt not that some Of our agricultural
neighbors would tell us, as is above stated, while
others, equally intelligent, would tell US that
pork, killed in the increase of the moon, will
swell in the pot, and that killed in the wane
will shrink They win tell us, too, that oats, if
prevented from heading out, by being fed down
or cut of, will live through the winter and pro-
duce a crop of sointer rye. Yet zoe must be
permitted to doubt the correctness of either OF
the opinions. We do knoao an instance where
the English white rusticoat potato, celebrated
before the revolutionary war for its excellence,
has been continued for long term of years
and through two or three generations, retaining
all its original good qualities in full perfection,
and they have generally been cultivated by di-
viding. We know, too, that, in some of the
Oldest orchards in the country, where the orig
inal trees have long since died from mere age
aud natural decay, suckers from them are now
handsome, vigorous, bearing trees, with every
appearance of living as long as the original
trees did, and, when they have done, other
suckers from them may, probably, supply their
places. Nobody thinks of cultivating the cur
rant bush, or geranium, in any other way than
by cuttings, and they have probably been con-
tinued in that. way for ages. Yet we do not
hear of their dying because of the antiquity OF
the parent stock
But, says the editor of the Journal,
@ To say that this decay is owing to the raw
ages of worm called the borer,' is to state as
the cause what is only the evidence Of this de-
cay. 1t is the decay of the plant which affords
food for, and occasions the multiplication of the
insect. 1t is nearly an analogous case with the
generation of the thousands of insects which
prey upon an animal after death, and it would
be absurd to say that they were the cause of its
dissolution"
Here, again, we must be permitted to doubt.
When it is shewn that the bOreT feeds only on de-
cayed wood, and not on that which is living, we
may be induced to examine the matter further
By the way, we wish that cause and effect
might be more generally examined into by our
agriculturists. Many of the best orchards in
the country have gone to premature decay,
when the limbs and benches have been found
covered with a stiff, erect, pea-green moss,
about three-fourtbs of an inch in height. We
expect that The time will ere long come, when
that moss, instead Of being considered, as it
now is, as the cOncOmttont, only, of decay, will
be universally known as its cause. IF this be
true, triAing expense in seasonably removing
the moss, might be the means of preserving
many valuable fruit trees and orchards, which
would otherwise soon be destroyed.
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MA PRIZE n

In Charlton, by Rev. Mr.. Turner, Mr.. Joseph
G. Allen of Sturbridge, to Miss Hannah Brown
Mr.. Henry Whiting to Miss Almira Brown
In Cahawba, Qndiana,) Capt. John Smith
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, IS. At a meeting of the County,
Commissioners, holden by adjournment, al
Worcester, on the second Tuesday Of May,
A. d. 1929:
On the Petition and Locations aforesaid, Or
dered, That the petitioners notify all persons
and corporations interested in the location Of
the Reservoirs to said Canal, in said locations
mentioned and described, to appear before said
County Commissioners, at a meeting thereof,
to be holden at Worcester aforesaid, on the sec
ond Tuesday Of September asrt. by causing an
attested copy Of said petition and locations, and
of this order thereon, to be published in each Of
the newspapers printed in Worcester, in said
County, lat the expense of said Company three
weeks successfully, tho last publication to be-
fourteen days, at least, before tha meeting of.
said Commissioners, that all persons and cor.
porations interested therein, may then and there
be heard, if they see cause, upon any matters
or things relatives the petition and locations
aforesaid.
Attest. ABIIAH BIGELow, Clark.
A copy Of the order on the petition ADD iOcas
tions aforesaid.
81 Attest. ABIJAH BIGELow. Clerk
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have recently become too incidental to the
trade TO that quarter. We should regret TO see
those manufactures once IN unmolested enjoy
zpent of the ndtiUe market"
Here we have the confession, that our man
ofactores have, for long time past, sheen
Icpt in su9jectiOn, only, by the IMMENSE
SACRIFICES on British manufactures" and
that, now they are protected, they may be ex-
pected to flourish in uninterrupted prosperi-
~" The benefits resulting from this prosperi-
ty, we hazard nothing in saying, will be felt by
other portions of the community equally with
the manufacturer.
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NOTICE.

The Franklin Insurance Company,
"AV!NG capital of $780, 1000, all paid in,
n IL make Insurance against FIRE on Build
ings, Merchandise, Household Furniture, SC. at
low rates of premium. AUSTIN DENNY, Esq.
of Worcester, is their Agent, and authorized to
issue Policies istf Boston, Oct %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-15
NNticei

Il of ground, containing one half of an acre. lying at
the Intersection of Duke and Fayette- streets 1t has
on it a commolou and well-Hnishcd dwelling house,
with all the necessary out-hcuses The ground has
been handsomely improved, as garden. Possession
will be given the 1t of April likewise wish to rent
my house near Alexandria, called Burgundy, with 8
acres of land around it, the farm being already rented
On the eight acres, there is great variety of excel
lent fruit trees, and very productive garden This
hasbeen considered very de ,rable summer residence
as well on account Of its society, its health and
improvements
am anxious to get good gardener;-to one with
small family, comfortable house and good wages
would be given. For terms applyto
mar 6-5w ET. HOOE.
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:.sFait au'A faut, arrive &C quill pourra !"
sAryR DAY MORNING. MARCH, IS, 1898,

.New Orleans Sag RS, Teas, &c.
on HHDS New Orleans sugars
81 so half chests Young lIyson tea
25 ten catty boxes sunpowder, and OF suPe-
rior quality
IS ten catty boxes imperial do
10 half chests souchong do
8 boxes spermaceti candles
u reams low-p,iced writing paper
Land e from the schr Erie from New.York, and tor
sale by S. MEssERsMITH.
IVho has IN Store,
ST. Crox and Porto Rico sugar IN hhds
New Orleans do do in bbls
baltimore refined nos and in boxes and bbls
Cognac brandy in pipes OF various qualities
apart old and fine
Holland gin do
whiskey in bids and barrels
Port, Sherry, Comenar & Malaga wines, in quarter
casks
Sicily Madeira, and Colmenar do in half quar-
ter casks
sparkling Champagne do IN boxes OF
dozen bottles each
Young hyson tea in chests half chests and 10 catty
boxes of various qualities
gunpowder do in half chests, 10 & 5 catty boxes
and boxes containing half cannlsters
imperial do in che SIS, half chests, 10 catty box
es and boxes containing half cannisters
souchong do in chests and half chests
chocolate, Bakers and Lapham's no. ! III boxes and
hafbo1es
paper, printing. letter, wrapping and sugar loaf
binders and bandboX boards
molasses in hogsheads
Bristol porter and VINE bottles and velvet corks
mackerel, no 5 in bbls. and nos. & : in! bbls
race ginger, nutmegs, cloves
burlaps, nos. 2 5 < !
German osnaburgs; Htssans
Russia Sheetings, &C. &c. March IL
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CHARLES BENNETT
WAS imported by the ship Virginia, arrived here,
Ak and the Cambria, at n. York. the following goods:
which are offered for sale the lowest ermstor cash.
orapproved notes, on the usual credit
Cots blankets, 3, 80 and 4point
rose do from84 to l3-4
54 and Ga flushings
Extra superine black, navy blue, and steel mixed
cloths and kerseymeres
Claret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and superfne double mllled drabs
Schofield's hannels and baises
Kerseys and Forrest cloths; Swansdown and toiie'
nett vestings
"A, 4, and So Venetian stair and passage car
petng .o,os
Shad ndherring seine twine, in casks and oaies
Shoe thread so
patent threads assorted from No l6 to 80
which with his stock of goods on hand renders his as
sortment pretty general ,,u .;u ,..v.
BY the ship Boston, expected aay, e WIZ rs,
, r'ne Apr'o If sept 10
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Vurniture and Mahogany.

1aNES GREEN-CABLNET MIXER,
vTAS ON hand at his mandatory, on Royal ct,
few doors south OF KING enera'assortmen. OF
eHIoNAnJE FURNITURE of hisown manufao-
ture. :.,I1 h.,a,.uo
c. nominro curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
veneer. "Lpo, -, o. ~ Il
Copal varnish. sacking bottoms cords, &c. all OF
hf will he sold low for cash or the usual creditto
punctual customers.
Ty1P MING of evsry t:ndnsntiy eree'!e dec Is
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EloriAa Aan0 Agency.

TIME subscribers have opened Office in the City
of Tallahassee, for the purchase ard sale or
Lands in the Territory Of Forida.
Such is the peculiar character of the lands in For-
ia and their productions, that as yet very erroneous
on,ions have prevailed among persons at remote dis.
from this Territory, relation to their true cha
racter $50
The subscribers will make the most minute exami.
r,tons of the public lands vacant well a. those
which NAV here aft r be offered for sale They will
nrenarc themselves with maps Of all the good lands.
and with such information may be sting pur
chssers. =.
br.ce very interesting section Of the Territory
mo situated arthe South and East Of any public lands
hitherto offered for sale by the United States; and in
region of country admirably adapted to the growth
of the grand staples Of Territory sugar aid
cea island cotton, AS well the rearing of the silk
worm, and the cultivation Of the orange and olive
One of the subscribers having been engaged in the
survey of that country is we'll acquainted with
| of the lands of any value.
The subscribers will upon requsition, eil.I enter
or purchase lands, and all letters addressed to then,
| (post paid) will be prompt, attei ded to.
REFERENCES.
| Col JAMES GApsDEE, Tallahassee Florida,
Col. JoHS GAMBLE, Richmo. d, Virginia,
| Hon. A. G. DADE, Prince William County, Virginia,
Major BYRD C. Willis, Frederckslug Virginia,
JONI MAcnAr, Esq. Prince william County, Va. and
Major W. T. THopsTos, Alexsn re. J.. &.
i G.. BROhAUGTr
HENRY WASHINGTON
| Tallahassee, ly 1sa7Ju ,rls
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NeVNNN
yulHE subscriber has removed his AUCTION Sore rom
Janney's wharf to that spacious three story hre'
nroof bricL ,rehouse at the corner ct King ana 81
Asaph- streets and nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, where he offers bythe piece or Paehage "nty'
) and 81 point blankets, "a to lo-4 rose 90
Dr,b and olive cords, fancy prints
B,ndano hlkfs, black silk do CRIMSON moreenS
Black brown and mkt broad cloths
Ravens duck. I checks and stripes
Book muslin. Drab cloths
Shad and herring tVne
casks Malaga wine
8 bbls bntt!ing crab cider
10 boxes Havana brown sugars, very prime
ALSO,
7 adies' morocco shoes, mems leather do
Drab and black wool hats, upper leather, stoves
| Tobacco, oars, a quantity of books one piano
! Secretary and book cases, chairs, one sdeooard
! Fender. pen knives, and many Other ARTICLES,
Allbeinr on consignment, will be sold at lowest H.
mits at private sale, for cash, on usual credits,
| George Johnson still retains counting room, sc
ON JanSe,'s wharf, where he will be found at AL ne
cessarv times for the transaction OF Commission nas
| eeA'"'9 '''' " feb
| ness
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n. y MolaSses, Sugar, etc.
NSN hhds and 5 tierces n o. moasseS
~ do ~ Orleans Sugar LIST quality
~ bbls New Ark cider
Is do Coxes gin, landing from Schooner Triton
from n York and for sale by
feb 90 LINDSAY, Hill, Co.
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Cash fnr Negroes.

TIVE subscriber wishes to purchase IS or so young
negroes of both sexes, between the ages of II and
IS wears For information enquire at MIR. Elias p.
Legrs any letters addressed the subscriber through
the postofce at Alexandra will be promptly attend.
ed to- ,. y. FRANKLIN.
feb 15-tf
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TIME subscribers have opened Office in the City
l. of Tallahassee, for the purchase ard sale OF
| L.nnds in the IerritOrl Of Florida.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-07-26
FIRST BATTLE BETWEEN THE RJIs:
SIANS AND IuRKS

FROM the Nuremberg Correspondent. May 25
=, On the night Of the 18th, powerful BODY Of
the RUSSIAN forces crossed the Danube near Sill
ii9tfia and the Turks, after an obstinate enoaae
'i'eht on the 10th, iii which they mustered more
men than 1t was supposed could be BROUGHT To-
ge'hcf at The point where they were attacked
we're defeated with loss Of between @ OOO and
to'ooo Killed, and $500 prisoners. The loss on
INC RUSSIAN side seems to have been BY no means
incohsiderable, amounting in al to 1850 killed
ana wounded. The rapidity With which the paa.
sage OF the Danube has been effected At a nrnn;n,
so lar TO the West rs 5illistria. is extraord;Iarv
anu must contribute materially to the success III
the campaign. In consequence of the acfion :,
considerable Turkish force, arnountinr, Il !. a.
to thrty-6ye thousand men is sbu uo in H. ~,
'feSses on the Danube. The details descrjBs ina,
, ,n RUSSIAN divisions, after assembling on the
' nno w y crossed the Danube, where The Turks
oso ~ strong, were encamped behind the garden
VI !nls pace towards Rudshuk Under the com.
t ,rano OF Bona Mustapha, Pacha ofTwo Tails
ne Iat'eT became aware Of the PASSAGE of tho
van van guard, under General Uwaroif; on secin1
ms ,hey sent some gallcys, with cannon to bin'
uet me remainder of the troops from cross;ng
out ai'er some opposition from the Russians. tAo
.I9SeiS wHndrcw, and went further I'D the i(,n.
uoo' ana INC Plcha, with his troops; took fight
'.: Hu"5chuk, and lost, many men by the nnr-
sui u oi the Hussar5 and Cossacks Ueobandono5
az MS camp, and some prisoners, amono ,vbor,
was Caaznadar, dangerously wounded w.ior
=, u'9omtz rad another affair with the enemy nea-
VIZ, VIZ, village oil Czernowodica, who had nasssd ~
DanuDc With about 1000 men. some le,,mos
&oo'o Rud9ohuk This affair lasted six hours Tn
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a moments glance at this exhibit will show the
dcceit attempted to be practised in representino
the result OF the kentucky election as at all MAZE
rial to the success of General Jackson ms res-
poets Mr. Adams, it determines whether he shall
withdraw from the field, or still further maintain
hopeless contest. Even however sbould Ger
mctcaie succeed; his vote is no fair test oG tho
strength OF MIR. Adams in Kentucky. Thai
state mas been long and fiercely divided between
TIE reef, aud anti-relief the old Cont and
ne" court parties. To the relief and new
Court parties; which at the recent elections b.ra
Deen III the minority, Major Barry. the JackSon
candidate Tor Governors has heretofore been al
tacheo! His generous and liberal nature ba.
also .s somewhat involved his pecuniary affairs
aii 'hesc matters are brought to bear against him
anu ~ rome the administration party, conscious
OF the fatal effects ola defeat; abour to keen tbo
gubernaorial and presidential election nuof,; ne
apart! 1'o'''oi''
10 Prove the correctness of these remorl,o
have extracted from the "Frankfort (KvNc,o'
fnentator' one of MIR. CIay's "by autbor;tyn rras.
ses, an article to which we pray the attention. or
our readers. 1t distinctly admits the correctness
Oh what we have stated, and exposes the conte1on.
u0le hypocrisy of the Eastern hirelin EoJ;tors
"noj anticipating success from the mScb;nations
employed against Major Barry, pretend to believe
that tue election OF the Governor td Kent,cI,
turns purely on the Presidential question ,vbo1
'ney Know That their tricks in the acest have es-
"angeu hostS oil Jacksonmen" from him. bv do.
byihg mat tins election is necessarily ident;6od
WIN the Presidential election If sbuttinp go
eyes 10 Ight and truth afford evidences of GlIy A.
desperation, never yet has the nation seen 60
ams,-Amer. Sentinel 'A'' 1'u