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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-12
NOTICE.

NETILL be sold at Public Auction, by license
Wv of the Hon. Court of Common Pleas, at
Town g. SIGoURNEY's Hotel, in Oxford, on
SATURDAY, the fifth day Of 4pru merit, at /
o'clock ?. NJ, that part of the Home Farm, of
BENJAMIN EDDY, deceased, which was not
set of as dover to his widow, consisting of thir-
ty acres of Wood and Upland, and six acres of
Meadow, together with apart of the Dwelling
House, and Barn, good Garden, and Wheel
wrights Shop. The premises are situated near
the centre of the town of Oxford, and would
furnish beautiful situation for Mechanic
The whole will be sold together, or in lots as
may best suit purchasers.
Also, small Barn, which may be convenient
ly removed from the premises
LOTHIAN EDDY, Admir-
March S. 4w
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Pasture and Wood Land.

yNyO be sold at Public Vendue at Daniel
a Thompson's, in Hubbardston, on TUES
DAY, the sth dag Of april, at 10 o'clock, A. M,
one lot of excellent Pasturing and Wood Land
containing sixty acres or more, lying in the
east part Of Hubbardston-it being part of the
Farm recently owned by Jane Thompson, late
of Hubbardston, deceased For further partic-
ulars, inquire of DANIEL THOMPSON, of
Hubbardston, or Of BENJAMIN D. PHELPS,
Worcester
Those who wish to get bargain are request
ed to attend. DAVID CUTLER, .4gent
March 5. 5wIO
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Real Estate at AUCTION.

TWILL be sold at Public vendue, on the
Wv premises, on T'UESD.7Y, the 25th day
Of March ne1t, at two o'clock, P. NJ, the
DWELLING HOUSE, and Lot of LAND,
containing four and half acres, now occupied
by the subscriber, situate on the road leading
from Worcester to Holden, near the dwelling
house Of Gen. Thomas Chamberlain. liberal
credit will be given for the purchase money
For further particulars, inquire of Gen. Cham
berlain, or of the subscriber.
Worcester, Feb. 81. LEVI HILL.
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ELIXIR PECTORALE!

For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Cdtarrb
and all affections Of the Lungs.
TEVHIS most valuable Medicine, the discov-
q cry of (which originated from long experience
IN the study of Medicine, is entitled TO confidence
from the circumstance, that it used in the
practice of regular, well bred Physician num-
Der of years and was offered to the public after
much solicitation, and from the benevolent wish to
alleviate some of the sufferngs Inherent our ma
ture. Unlike most Medicines ofthe day, there is
no quackery about it, as the testimony of Physr-
clans, who know it, will prove
The toLLo,oing interesting extract of a letter
from the REQ E. L. BaScOm, soaL be of SER
cice to those aohO aoish to find the most cGla1-
/. able Medicine for lang complaints
To DR.. WATTs-In gratitude TO you, and benev-
olence towards a numerous class OF the public, who
like myself have been, or now are, afflicted with
Consumptive complaints, | would address to you
the following statement of facts. was early sub
Ject to Cough, which at times occasion ed the rails
ing OF much blood. In May last. was attacked
with hoarSenesS, most distressing couch, Severe
pam IN the side and breast which obliged me to
suspend my public labors received some reliet
from medical advice but the difficulties still contin.
ued. In July last (from the recommendation of
FRIEND procured a bottle of the " Eirir Pecto-
rdfe," and had not taken more than 100 drops be-
fore felt essentially relieved have now used
between Q and 80 bottles, and find myself tni9
recovered: as yet feel no symptom of the return
of my former complaint, and can now saw, 1p61t
Icould scarcely sag before for thirty gears, AM
wBLr. With sincere gratitude,
EZEKIEL L. BAsCoM.
Ashby, Mass. Oct 90, 1897
or For sale wholesale and retail, by J Robin.
son, Worcester--J p. Hall, Jr and A. r. Lore,
Boston-.8mos .46boh Andover-. Charles Whiting,
Sterling Charles PGykndn, Westboro'- EfshG
EduoardS, Springfeld-and in all the principal
towns & cities throughout the U S. eoly Jane
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11auern Stand for Sale.

ID FHVHE subscriber would inform the
f5safsA 4 public, that he, in consequence
IRaShH Of the business not altogether suiting
- his health, offers for sale his Tavern
Stand, situated in Newton, in very pleasant
village, few rods from Rev Mr. Greenough's
Meeting House, and about eight miles from Bos-
ton Market, on the principal Road leading from
Worcester to Boston. The subscriber has had
a large share of the public patronage ever since
be commenced business in that place, and as the
Rail-Ro is now laid out through the village,
together with some other important Roads now
making, and pointing directly into the place,
warrants the future prospects equal to any other
within the circle of his knowledge ANY per-
son DESTROYS of purchasing place of such mag
nitude, will do well to call on him, as he will
give good pay day, and other accommodations.
Feb. 20. Avs JOSIAH BIGELOW.
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For Sale at AUCTION.

A 7 the house of the subscriber in Worcester,
IA on THURSDAY, the 20th Of March nert at
ono clock. r. NJ, various articles of HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, viz Beds, Bedding,
Bureaus, Tables, Crockery and Glass Ware,
and many other cles,---bclonging to the Els.
tate Of OLIVER WIcHT, late of Worcester, de-
ceashd JOHN MANN, .Adn'oy,
Worcester, Feb. 27
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STU ALTON WANTED.

A PERSON well acquainted with manufac-
I "A turing Broadcloths and Cassimeres, also
of overseeing Power Looms, wishes a situation
in some respectable Woollen Factory. Suita-
Bile 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 5.
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EIRELI ELREti

TEHHE SPRIKeFIBLD FIRE INSURANCE Con-
u PANY, with Capital Of 100000 dollars,
paid in and well invested, continue to effect
ASSURANCES on all kinds of property
against loss by fire, not exceeding $4,000 OF.
any one risk, on terms as favorable as can be
afforded. Apply at the Office of ISAAC DA-
Wis, attorney at Lao, in WORCESTER, who is
authorized to fill policies.
Now Z. 3wseo1Y
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A VALUARLE FARM.

HISOR SALE, one of the best Farms in the
a town of scarborough, situated about two
and half miles east of the Meeting House, on
the County ROAD leading from Worcester to
Boston, formerly owned and occupied by EZRA
TAYLOR, Esq, containing about eighty acres of
well proportioned into Tillage, Moving, Pastur-
ing, and about twelve acres of Wood Land,
within forty rods of the house, with good
Orchard, good Dwelling House, Barn, Corn
House, and other necessary Buildings, an excel
lent well of water, and never-failing spring
about eight rods from the house, with an aquo-
duct leading from the spring to the house and
barn. Said Farm is pleasantly situated within
half a mile of grist and saw-mill, and within
half mile of school house.
u For further particulars, inquire of MAN
ASSAM FAY, or SWAIN PARKER, of
scarborough, or URIAH CHAMBERLAIN,
of Maiden. Feb. 81
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TO PRINTERS.

n ME establishment of the OLp-HAmpsH1Rp
"a. PosT is offered for sale. The Office con-
slsts OF an imperial Weiss Lever Press, large
fonts OF Double Plea, Plea, Long Primer and
BREWER, with a suitable proportion of Job and
Ornamental Type. Thopaper has at present a.
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 IN progress or contemplation in the vicinity
OF indefinite increase in population and business.
There Is another paper published in the town,
winch has subscription list of nearly two
thousand a printer or editor, with a small
"a; would md this an advantageous loca-
ton fora well conducted paper, devoted 10 mol
itIcs and general intelligence.
The establishment will be sold on liberal
terms and transfer made by the first of Nav,
Northampton, (Mass) March s.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-12
CHEMICAL INTERROGATION,
Or WhattUeWs Original Opodeldoc.


ENOR Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism,
M Cramp, Eumbness, Stiffness of the Neck
or Limbs, ChiiLIains, Chapped Hands, Stings of
Insects, Vegetable Poisons, or any external in
by one of the first Phys-
clans in the United States, whose certificate, as
well as those of numerous respectable ndivid.
uals, accompany each bottle.
CAUIlON.-It is greatly to be deplored that
as soon as any important improvement or dis.
covery is made in Medicine, the community
must be cheated, and the inventor, in degree.
deprived OF his just reward, by host of seryile
lmitators, Qnstigated by envy and sell. nterest)
imposing their spurious compounds on the pub.
lie, as substitute for the genuine article there
by tending to bring such improvements into dis
repute, and even utter contempt. Such instanc-
es are so numerous, that it is Judged bv many
that all deviations from the common course are
unimportant, unless followed BY train of ini
tators, counterfeiters and impostors.
PRlCE.--The Proprietor of the original En-.
brocat'on Will never consent to reduce the price
OF this article, in order to compete with base
limitations; besides, it would avail nothing. AS
such pretended limitations are sold only IN con.
sequence of their cheapness A still greater
ana greater reduction would ensue, as, from the
great meagreness OF its materials, the inventors
couio wen aiordt reduce them to little more than
the cost OF the bottle All those, therefore, who
wish Tor the genuine and original article, must in
slst upon receiving rWhitweH's'' Opodeldoc.
OF Sold IN Worcester, by c. Harris Book.
seller; also, by James Green s. Co. Druggists |;
IN Shrewsbury, by G.. n. 81 A. Stone, where
also may be had AROMATIC SNUFF, for
Headache and Catarrh, Drowsness, Giddiness,
Vaponrs-also for cheering the animal spirits,
nc. &c. ALSO, - WhitweUs Grand Cordial
St0niachic Detergent Bitters, for Jaundice In
digestion, Costiveness, &c sc.
UJ' These Bitters can be STEPPED in water by
those who are opposed to the use Of spirits, and
with nearly the same effect. 6m Oct q
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NOTICE.

ID WM7ILL be sold at Public Auc-
1SNTTsA w ton, at Lathe's Tavern, in
lHsakN Charlton, on THURSDAY, the 20th
's'ssE Of March nezt, at one o'clock, p. Nj /,
valuable FARM, situated about two miles
southeast of the centre Of said Charlton, con-
tanning about lO6 acres, we'll proportional for
Pasture, Moving, and Plough Land, with a
good House and Barn thereon. Said Farm is
well watered, has good Orchard and Wood
Lot, and Water Privilege that might be adj
vantageously improved. For further particu-
lars, apply TO ELKANAII MaNTIRE. living
on the premises. Terms ofpayment liberal
Oxford, Feb. 10. CIV IRA BARTON.
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CABINET FURNITURE. &c
SCOTT & SMITH


E . ESPECTFULLY inform the Ladies and
IA Gentlemen of Worcester and its vicinity,
that they have on hand, and are constantly
making, at their Store, on Main-street, nearly
opposite the Centre Meeting house, Ladies
KID and double Prunelia Making SHOES
and PUMPS, of various kinds, colors and pat
terms.
Also, constantly on hand, good assortment
OF Ladies White Shoes, suitable for Balls or
Weddings.
ALSO, general assortment of Gcntlemen'S
Dancing Pumps, together with fine and coarse
BOOTS and SHOES, suitable for the approach
ing season. LIKEWISE, Boys, Misses, and
Children's Shoes, constantly ON hand.
Just received, good assortment of Ladies'
and Gentlemen's India RuGber OVER SHOES,
comfortable article for whitehall of which
will be sold cheap for cash.
THOMAS WooDwARD's celebrated Avis,
TACKS, and other kinds of SHOEMAKER S
TOOLS, wholesale and retail
All orders, for Ladies fine Shoes and Gen
tlemen's Dress Pumps executed with neatness
and despatch, will be promptly attended to at
the Sign of the
GOLDEN SLIPPER.
Worcester, Nov. a. eow6m
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-12
WANTED.

FENO work in the Coal Mine, in Worcester
IL 10 or 20 active YOUNG MEN, of steady
habits. Also, a BLACKSMITH, to repair
working tools, and work in the Mine when not
at tho forge: Likewise, a secondhand sett Of
SMITHS TOOLS, as Bellows, Anvil, &c
DC. Apply TO the subscriber in Grafton.
CHARLES BRIGHAM, JR., Agcn.
Grafton, Feb. 27.
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FARM TO LET.

II Petersham, about one mile north of the
q Meeting House, on the road leading to
Athol, containing about 200 acres of choice
Land, well proportioned into Tilage, Moving,
Pasture, and Wood Land, with convenient
Buildings in good repair, and a Blacksmith s
SHOP, commanding prompt payment for custom
work-late the property of Capt ALPHEUs
WHITE, deceased. Possession wifi be given the
first day of April next For particulars, apply
to the subscriber, on the premises, who is au-
thorised to lease the same for one or more years.
n. B. The Farm belongs to the widow and
heirs OF said deceased, and will probably be for
sale in the course of one or two years
JOSIAH WHITE.
Petershau, Fob Or
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II valuable Farm for sale,

"a SITUATE about one half of
faasaEa - mile west of the Meeting house
IEak in Spencer, on the great post road
'=1Seaa@ 1t consists of about $50 acres Of
Land, about 40 of which are Wood Land 1t
IS in excellent repair, well fenced and has
suitable proportion of Tillage, Moving, and
Pasture Land There is upon the premises
large Dwelling House, two Barns, Sheds, &c.
and all necessary convenienees 1t is pleas
antly situated, in an agreeable neghborhood,
and near Furnishing village. 1t is offered for
sale on reasonable terms, because the owner.
being engaged in other business, is unable to
occupy the same
For further particulars, inquire of CHARLES
BERToDY, Esq Canton, Mass. or of Emory
AsHBuRN, Attorney at Law, Leicester, Mass.
Sept II If
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Valuable ReaL Estate.

81 FEEO be sold at Public Auction,
G7e4A IL on SATURDAY,, the 15.h of
isssHAe March KeGt, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
LII 49, on the premises, (unless previously
disposed of at private sale the fol-
lowing tracts Of Land, situate in Westborough,
belonging to the Estate of SAMUEL FOR
BUSH, late of said Marlborough, deceased -
The Home Farm, long known to the public as
the Forbush TaUern, lying on both sides of the
Worcester Turnpike and the Old Road, where
they interseet each other, about one mile north
of the Congregational, and one-fourth of mile
north of the Baptist Meeting House, in said
Westborough, containing 100 acres of excellent
Moving and Tilage Land, with a large Dwell
ling House, Wood House, three Barns, two
Sheds, and Granary on the same, and three
Wells of good and never-failing Water Also,
four WOOD LOTS, containing about rs acres.
The above situation comprises many conven-
fences of Roads, nearness TO Meeting Houses,
School House, Blacksmith Shop, and beau
tiful Pond well stored with fish, and cannot fail
TO answer every reasonable expectation of the
purchaser. Terms made known at the sale
Also, will be sold at the same time and place,
about 40 tons of ENGLISH Hay
ORESTES FORBUSH
Westborough, Feb.-13. eo3w
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Commissioners Notice.

"VV''V0UOVUIVUT OFULECCs
FNNHE subscribers, Commissioners on the Es-
M tate of DAVID SMITH, late of Berlin,
deceased, hereby give notice, that tho time for
receiving claims against said Estate, is extend
ed to three months from this day, and that we
will attend that service at the Store of JAMES
n. Fay in Bolton, on the last Mondays. of
April and May next, from till o'clock, P. NJ.
ON each of said days.
NATH'L. LONGLEY,
JAMES N. FRY.
March, 4, 1923.
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PALM LEAF.

nor SALE, by TIMOTHY RIX. G Lin.
daIl-street, Boston, the cargo Of schooner
Alfred, from Mansanilla, (Cuba,) cons;s,;ng of
reduced price. fD"''y' ~
4. ~ wishes to contract for the manufacture
OF Palm Leaf Hats, in any quantity, AZ ! fair
prlce. Boston, March S.
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Grass Seed, Lander, &c.
BENJA. BUTMAN SEQ.


nFFER for sale, on the most favorable
~ TERMS
125 bushels Herds Grass Seed.
1900 lbs. Northern Clover do.
6ilhds. prime New Orleans and St. Croix
Sugar.
5000 lbs. Philadelphia Lump do.
90 bbls 5. f. Genesee and Alextndria Flour.
III chests superior Souchong Tea.
10 bags Old Java Coffee.
100 M. Shaved Shingles, first quality
200 Sawed do. dc.
$50 " feet Enclosing Boards
as g q e. II in. Clear do.
20 " " Il q 2 in. do. Plank.
% " & % in common do.
TO :" Eastern Boards and Plank.
10 " Clapboards
3 +" I" Maple Joist.
5 +" " Pine do.
10 4" Z" Oak do.
so g Laths
100 casks Smithfeld Lime
so Nails and Spikes, assorted, &c. Sc
u Orders for NEW ENGLAND CROWN
GLASS, of all sizes, executed on short notice,
at Factory prices.
Worcester, March 5. 9wi0
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IY MEDICINES.
D. FL. MIRICK

~zA x EEPs constantly on hand, a
- IA general assortment of Drugs
and Medicines, of superior qualify,
which will be disposed of on as rea-
60 sonable terms as can be obtained at
any other place Physicians will
De supplied 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 ingeniously as to require
the most accurate knowledge of the genuine ar
ticle, and the incest discrimination to detect
the fraud, the subscriber will use the utmost
caution to keep none but good articles. Family
and OF the best materials Among the articles
now on hand, are
Sulphate Quinine-Todine.
Croton -Wedgewoods Mortars,
Gum Elastic Catheters,
do. do. Bougios,
Lancets-Trusses, &c. &c.
Brookfeld, West Parish March5. If
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lT To Subscribers.

W3 4 U NWUoC7 tUE7 3.
nNE year will terminate on the 18th inst
" since the subscriber commenced carrying
the Worcester papers through Leicester, Spen-
Ger, North Brookticld, .Neao Braintree 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 s.
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TO manufacturers 8. yMachinists.
VENHE subscriber manufactures, and keeps
a constantly on hand for. sale, Cast Steel
MULE and JENNY SPINDLES of every de-
scription, warranted in all respects to be of as
good quality as can be obtained in this country
NJ Orders promptly executed, and all favors
gratefully acknowledged
SAMUEL BROWN
Armory Village, Millbury, JAN 30 BINS
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JOHN A. GREGORY

XMAS just received, and will keep constant
y Il ly for sale, at his Hat and Cap Store, 10
Court-street, Boston, Gentlemen's best BE.4-
YER HITS, of his own manufacture, very
superior article, and light; the manufacture Of
which is different from any ever offered for sale
in Boston, and well worthy the examination of
purchasers.
Also, constantly on hand, English and New
York superine Hats; Gentlemen's I'd quality,
nliddling and low priced Hats, of every fashion
able description.
C.4PS-Gentlemens Cloth and Leather
Caps, of every fashionable dAsori Ption; youths
and children's Leather, Cloth, Silk, and Velvet
Cape, in variety of patterns. GLOVES and
UMBRELLAS.
% The above will be sold wholesale and re-
tail on the most reasonable terms
Likewise, ON consignment, an extensive as
sortment of Imitation BEAVER and NAPT
HATS, finished in the most fashionable STYLE.
and will be sold by the case on the most favor
able terms. Purchasers are invited examine
them tt Boston, March 5.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
FROM LAGUlRA.

NV YORK, Feb. 27.-By the brig PRESIDENT, al
philadelphia, put in possession Of private sdvic
es from Lsgura TO the 9Th u, and have also received
tbe Gsces del Gobierno, of Caracas of the 6th The
following s an extract from letter Of the former date
Gazette.
LAoUIRA, Feb. 9.-"Com. Lsborde, with "a. a
og and schooner has been on our coast for the last
three weeks, and lauery just off our barbour The
Spanish and Colombian flags could be seen waving de
nance at each oiherThe object of their visit seems TO
nave been the expectation of finding party amongst
u.s. who would cooperate with tbem and bring about
landing The government, however got wind Of their
designs, and number Of suspicious persons we're forth
WIN arrested and thrown into prison. The step pus an
immediate end TO all sedtious movements and no doubt
prevented smother civil If they bad made their
appearance three months earlier their object might
have been accomplished; bot at the present momeof
every thing is in Tranquil and settled eAte,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

Ihe deet hovered about 10 windward of La2uirs at.
tempted 10 land 200 cases of small arms &c nj Rio
Chico, but meeting with eacourag erfieut from the
inhabitants returned with them to their vesses They
subsequently reappeared Of harbor correspondsd
ers.
"About four days since, however. We were again LETT
to ourselves, the squadron having disappeared and i.
supposed the, have goueto Caraceoa, disappointed i,
is thought, in their expectations of finding supnortn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

by virtue of decree of the county court Of Kinp
~ William county, sitting of equity, pro-
nonneed on the 25h day of Dec 1896, in which
Harris Carlton, admor, &c. of John Carlton decd, rs
complainant, and James Edwards is defendant The sub
seroer commissioned for the putpose appointed, will
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash. premises, on
Friday the 18th day Of March, 1925 a tract of land
situate in King William county, purchased by the said
James Edwards from James Johnson and John Crump
The title believed to be indisputable but the subsc.
be6, acting as the commissioner of the court will convex
with special warranty only, after of his re-
poIt by the court. CHARLES HILL, Conn.
Feb w6,