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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

RIOT. bloody combat took place in South
Bottom, last Monday, between some Irish Cath
ollcs and Irish and English Professionals All
ehotts to quell the riot were unavaing, till the
bells were rung and the engines repaired to the
spot, which soon dGmpened the ardor of their
fiery spirits. Several were wounded, none, it
is hoped, MORALLY.
The Jackson men mustered little short of
400 persons at the Boston dinner, and had to
sceur the Whole neghborhood for these. The
means to which they resorted to swell the num-
Der to this amount, is seen by the following an
ecdote A member of the House Of Represen-
tatiVes, from the country, met lad on the
morning of the celebration, who had resided in
the town he came from, but was now an APP
prentice TO Baker in the city. The lad ac-
costed the member familiarity, and asked him if
he was going to the jackson dinner, adding
g ain going-ny master baked the PuddjngS
for the Jackson men, and took his pay in tick
ets-he has given each Of. the boys one, and we
are all going to the dinner so hurra for Jack
son till pudding time is over, tomorrow / shall
! be for Adams.-ESSeT Reg.
| In Stow, Tuesday, the 9Th inst the Store
of Mr. Levi Warren was destroyed by fire. The
loss is estimated at $1,000; on this, insurance
has been effected in Boston for the sum of 5000
on the goods and the Middlesex Mutual Insur-
ance Company had insured for the sum Of $500
on the building.
In the administration Convention at Rich
mond Virginia, there were no less than FIVE
Delegates Of the name of Washington. three
Randolphs, one James Madison" one q Alex
andel Hamilton" and one the name of . John
Patriot '-.BrattleJOrOugh Ness.
Adm and Eve are nominated as Electors of
Presiient--Mr. Adam in Pennsylvania and
Mrs Eue in Kentucky. Adam is for jackson.
and Eve for Adams-Ibid
A man named John Pinckney. was sent to the
House ofCorrection for six months, in the Police
Court, last week, for imposing upon number
ofweak Individuals as fortune teller
Boston Gazette.
Cow six years old, belonging to Mr. Ezra
Wetherbee, of Harvard. was slaughtered on the
10th instant, weighing 884 pounds-taliow 1913
pounds.
A Committee of the Legislature of Maine, to
whom was referred the subject of the seat Of
Government, have reported in favor of the site
selected il Augusta by the Governor and Coun-
Gil in Jun; last.
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NOTICE.

FETHE subscriber hereby gives notice to all
q whom it may concern, that he has returned
from the State of Ohio for the express purpose
of settling his concerns, and as he wishes to
make but short tarry, he is determined to
march on the same tune, which was played in
his absence, which is set to short particular
metre All who are indebted to him by Notes
Bonds, or Accounts, are requested to ." take
due notice thereof, and govern themselves ac-
cordingly," if they wish prevent cost.
SETH KNOWLTON.
Shrewsbury. JAN 80.
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oEsTER, IS. January 10, 1893.

WORCESTER, IS. January 10, 1923.
q TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
due, on SATURDAY, the taoenty-third day of
February neat, at one so clock, P NJ, at the
house of ALBA HATHAWAY, Ianholder in
Hardwick, in said County,-all the Right in
Equity which EZRA RUGGLES has to re-
deem the following mortgaged Real Estate,
VIZ about one and half acre of Land, with a
House, two Barns and Store thereon, situate
few rods westerly from the Centre Meeting
house in said Hardwick, bounded easterly by
the town common; south by the turnpike road
westerly by land of Clark Paige; and northerly
by land of Lucius r. Paige, and is the same on,
which Alba Hathaway now lives.
SETH HOLDEN, d. Sheriff
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS spy.


Mr.. EDIToR-If the piece in your paper of
! the 10th inst over the signature g G. c." was
intended to give an account of meeting held
short time since at Westborough, | would ask
of you, to give this article an insertion. The
writer of that article, has very studiously avoid
ed giving the name of the town, where the
meeting he alludes to, was held but from cir
cumstances, there can be no doubt his intention
was to rldicue those who attended the meeting
have alluded to, and of which the g moving
spirits" have as yet no cause to be ashamed.
Why this writer feels so bitter against those
who attended the meeting, 1 am at loss to de-
termine. There was nothing done, or said
there which could possibly offend the warmest
advocate of the I" American System" unless he
were so void Of reason as to take offence, that
others did not agree with him in opinion
There are in that production marks of weak
mind, and an unhappy disposition, which are
not envied by any one 1t is such tissue of
misrepresentation and falsehood as is rarely
seen in newspaper, and shows, to those who
know the facts, not only the depravity of the
writer but that there is, at least, one exception
to the "moral and religious habits" of the in
habitants of the Village in which " c. c. APP
pears to be so happily located, AS your cores
pondent speaks of ga rumor of war" and " the
efficiency of our militia" one might suppose
him to be some redoubtable Lieutenant under
kill-all Gen. Jackson, or at least, q subaltern
under his favorite " Gen Peter Stuyvesant"
shall not inquire whether " G. c." emigrated
from New Amsterdam" or Cork, but will now
notice some of the ialsehoods in his wonderful
production. 1t is false that there was an a.
greement at the meeting to publish the pro-
ceedings in Boston paper, and because the
Worcester papers were closed against any thing
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WooJyen Machineru at .AuctiOa

WNTILL be sold at Public Vendue, on
w WEDNESDAY,, the 1871 dag of Febru-
arg neat, at two o'clock. P. M at the Woollen
Factory, in Holden, lately occupied by BENJA-
MIN T. SoUTHwIcK, the following Machines :
One Billy, three Jennies, and two Woollen
Carding Machines Said Machines have been
in use but a few months, and are well made
O. Conditions made known at the time and
place of sale WASHBURN & GODDARD.
Worcester Jan 30
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~ Atthe annual meeting of the Society OF
Mutual Aid in detecting Thieves, in the town
of Worcester, Jan. IA, 1928, the following Com
mittees we're appointed =
Standing Committee John w. Lincoln, VIM.
Eaton, TIomas Chamberlain. SIlas Brooks, Otis
Corbett Simeon Burt, Nathan Heard, Lewis
Barnard, Ephraim Mower, Enoch Flagg, Benz
Flagg, Apheus Mortified.
Pursuing Committee Samuel Ward, Joseph
Lowell, Llther Burnett, ir. John F. Clark Geo
T. Rice, Samuel Perry, Lewis Bigelow, Matthi-
as Rice, Aaron Howe, Zenas Studley, Charles
Blair Samuel Congdon.
Voted, That members be admitted the current
year by subscribing the Constitution, and pay
ing 81 So to o. Fiske, Esq, the Treasurer.
~ The lines Of" c. A. R." will appear next
week. Further favors from the same author
will always be particularly acceptable.
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ONE WARNING MORE. We learn that, on
Saturday evening, the 10Th inst. several young
men were at Store in Bolton, when two of
them undertook to drink twice as much brandy
as two boys, who were present, would, on con-
dition that the boys should pay for the brandy.
They drank till one of the men fell down in
sensible having taken eleven glasses, which
alarmed those present so that they would not
let them have any more The boys then left
the store and did not get home till near morn
ing, having lost both of their hats on the way,
The men remained IN a state of stupor till the
next day, when medical aid was obtained, by
means of which, one of them finally recovered,
but the one who was first overcome, remained
sonseless till some time on Monday, when he
died His name was Chaflin. We understand
he had hitherto been considered temperate
man.
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A vokuabLe Farm for sale,

p%1 SITUATE about one half of a
fETa(,s4 - mile west of the Meeting house
5gahM in Spencer, on the great post road
4==AEss=zsak= 1t consists of about $50 acres of
Land, about 40 of which are Wood Land. 1t
is in excellent repair, well fenced and has a,
suitable proportion of Tillage, Moving, and
Pasture Land. There is upon the premises a
large Dwelling House, two Barns, Sheds, &c.
and all necessary conveniences. 1t is pleas
antly situated, in an agreeable neighborhood,
and near a fiourishny 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
WAsHBURN, Attorney at Law, Leicester, Mass
Sept II. If
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M.ARRIED,

In Bellingham, on the 10th inst. by the Rev.
Mr. lde, Mr.. Savel Metcalf to Miss Nabby
Cook, daughter of Gen. Elias Cook, all of Bel
lingham.
In New Salem, Mr.. Charles Pike, Of Peters
ham, 70 Miss Arma Hale, ON
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WORCESTER, IS. January 25, 1928.
YENAKEN on Execution, the same having
n been previously attached on mesne pro-
cess, and will be sold at Public Auction, at En-
ra Wetherbee's Tavern in Harvard, on MON
DAY, the third dag Of .Mqrch neat, at two of
the clock, p. NJ, all the Right in Equity which
LEMUEL STONE has to redeem the hortgag-
ed Real Estate on which he now lives, situated
in said Harvard, about two miles north-easterly
of the Meeting house, containing about thirteen
acres, with the Buildings thereon.
5 EMORY BARNARD, ID. Sheriff
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WORCESTER, IS. January "a, 1928.
VENAKEN ON Execution, the same having
z been previously attached on mesne pro-
cess, and will be sold at Public Auction, at Ez-
ra Wetherbee's Tavern, in Harvard, on MON
DAY, the third day Of Aarch merit, at two
of the clock, P. NJ, all the Right in Equity
which ASA w. WHITNEY has to redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate ON which he now lives,
situated in said Harvard, about mile easterly
Of the Meeting house in said town, containing
about forty acres, with the Buildings thereon
3 EMORY BARNARD, d. Sheriff
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MILLS FOR SALE.

FENHE subscriber offers for sale his Real Es-
n tate, situate in the southerly part of Barre,
about two miles from the Meeting House, con-
sisting of Saw Mill and Grist Mill, having
good run of custom,-a Dwelling House, Barn,
and other Out Buildings, with two acres of
Terms made easy for the purchaser. and posses
sion given Immediately. For further particu-
lars, inquire ofthe subscriber on the premises.
Barre, Jan. 80. ASA w. CONANT.
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TO LET.

a FARM, situate in Leominster, one mile
"a north of the Meeting house, now occu-
pied by JESSE Cook, containing 50 acres.
suitably divided into Moving, Tillage, Pasture,
and Wood Land, with Dwelling house and
Barn thereon. Possession to be given LIST of
April next, if not previously sold. Please in
quire of N. HATCH, near the premises, who
is authorized to let the same
Leominster, Jan 80. rs
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INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS An act Of incor-
poration for the Worcester County Institution
for Savings, has been passed, and its organiza-
ton will, no doubt, soon take place. Although
il cannot be expected TO vic with that Of Boston
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TO THE PUBLIC.

a REPORT, tending to affect iniuriousy
IA the reputation of the Rev. MIR. PUTsAM, OF
Fitchburg, having recently been put in circula-
ton, he felt it to be his duty to commence a
suit in consequence of it, which was entered
and stood for trial at the late December Term
of the Court of Common Pleas in this County
The trial was however, rendered unnecessary.
by the following frank and gentlemanly letter
from the Defendant =
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To Manufacturers s. .NachiniSts.
TWN1E subscriber manufactures, and keeps
y 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
~ Orders promptly executed, and all favors
gratefully acknowledged.
SAMUEL BROWN.
Armory Village, Millbury, Jan. 80. 3m5
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Worcester, Dec. 81, 1927.

Worcester, Dec. 81, 1927.
To the Rec. RUfuS a. Putnam:
On return from journey made by me in the
course of the past Summer to the State OF New
York, in a conversation which had with some
of my friends | mentioned an unfavorable re-
port of you, which heard circulated and spok
en- of among the Stage passengers, between
Northampton and Albany This communica-
ton to my friends | understand to be the fDun-
dation of the suit which you have instituted
against me, and which is now pending in the
Court of Common Pleas in this County.
At the time | mentioned this report, | request
ed my friends not to report it, as had no de-
sign or intention of sending it abroad and did
not then suppose that what then said would
be productive of any unpleasant consequences
to you. But | regret from circumstances not
within my control this report subsequently OBJ
tanned a circulation which was not designed or
anticipated by me.
From evidence which has subsequently been
presented to me, | am fully satisfied that the
report which was put in circulation and came
to me, was without foundation and | am con-
vinced that you, on the occasion alluded to,
were entirely innocent OF any improper conduct
make this communication for the purpose OF
enabling you to vindicate your reputation, the
object sought by the suit which you have insti-
tuted | leave you at liberty to make such use
of it as you may Judge will be most successful
in the removing of any unfavorable impressions
which the circulation of this report may have
any where occasioned.
Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM PRATT.
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TENHE Fraternity of Odd Fellows will meet
N at their room, this evening, at half past
Jan. 30 J. HARRINeToN, Secy.
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20 TIE GROWERS OF T0BaccO.

o. 90 aseors almost ths universal custom to eel
se-y hs whole o. the Tobacco brought - this market
Nueiion, because OF Is ssing ssectoy 10 settler *
'f,h heus saving 70 ihe oVnS. while every dealer
h 'ai chance TO get Al its value, let it alone, the
hsefhet oees leave 10 say, that the whole his will
devoted 10 the invresi ot the sending their crop
ihs warehouse; 9sd will particularly 20 the teeevs
n aud havns eaieiUy away al that may be scot ethe
hmsel OF the ln'Peetorfor the usual ompensaton There
coHide ahle advantage an s being eiatey
the warehouse damage may he mos; gsuea ally
detected hsote teeptr gwen; the dTsyage saved
and no mud found the h4 heads they are m .anp
weather, rolled in plank The bank of he
sna % The house Every Pst.r vii retollect that hs ha
an ndtviduaf interest in the Inspection, that the in
sP+eot- receipt (Which shall L. all case) binds the
state TOT all losses. The ere and The
subscriber will here take acknowledge ms obi
CATION 10 those wins favor ed him the of their crop,
As well as for the interest thty have taken
Their friends The cannot bu; be regarded hest evs
senoe o Their sssiaoton may he feu,stk
that ihois wh1 generally sell sucton much more than
ave Their expenses during thu they 10 stay IN
hichaonda' our sales every day at O'Clock, this sf
lords eperson selling 10 get out the will only
remarA that shall never myself liberty knock out
tobacco owsNe much may he urged By buyers) while
there prospect Of bid, public salesman uscrbe
bot eHeon to Ob'sin the highest prices, respectfully
enHesed t"ase anu Other expencs paid az requested on
account 'onSc6osent by n. D. MONTAGUE
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LIZ RSII4LES HaI p

NSN pursuance OF dect-, th' superior chance
w. ~ ,p Toe lIchma nd Drttct, pronounced the 2.lh
i'y q Feb 1927, ct u1h,on vs. moiias 4 Irs
~ vi Rari aud AZ pursuance order of SAIL coul made
COB Ne same case, the Euuith dsy February iG2e
shall on 'ht TWeui'Sth Gay Of MAY. 1898, al he mont
30 o' FewePs tavern, IN the town ot P,rtsburs OFF, f,
ale TO he highest bidder, Al public auction rs o At
chefs liii tact OF iend heretofore sold 10 H. Haxs-so ~
acres o. ht aue acto, land he etofore Thons l.
aIey, but not pad torwhsh land The county of Chez
efhed Also IN Ike manner, die 2Ist Jay Of The SAME
mouth on The pIemLse, fer io sae 40 land Is
nE ~ me county OF Prince C5eo re, be te
ID by Edward heeiaud John Mcliae dec. his ,fs
me by Two deeds bearing date the 2l;h Nov 1908 which
eeds are recorded the of Prince s-se oaunfy-G
M the gan day Of Inc month, shall front deor
o.. 'he Eagle Rote The city IL, hmond, manner
Nc i' 7t 1888 aud 81 lard, belonging TO the
40 J"hn Hotae dec iyins the State Of KsUtucky IN
Cos counties e Madison snd lincoln rtiRcIpal, on Tho
ers OF Gog.s Cteebj and 81 shares aieuchee1 Turn
PIKE STOCK Terms CT ssles-cash.
J. GUERRANT, u. r. c.o.rd
Aprlf9 III IL
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By lie Go9e.nor Of the COMMUNICABLE Of pr
rinin


Y Z n = OH vFfIt Z 7 WI
WHEREAS hs- hcen .epTeseHtrd t. The Executive n,
the Court Of kms Queen county, that on The night
the 9Th Inst the ks sce the said county, all The papers
aud nearly the whale Of the Records,
oT the Of the court and the Sa of Once destroyed
ny tire, aud that believed 10 be the work
have therefore thought proper, with the
ca q" State, 10 ier reward Of SEQ dollars any person
PERSONS who will discover aud srp bend the said Inc
aHd eonvey him 10 the jail Of the county OF King
Qasen-snd do moreover require all officers civil
aiy and eIhcr the good people Of The Commonwealth
u-+ Their best end The SAID Incendiary
81 heuded that he may he eat with the law drec.s
Given under ny hand az Governor, under the S,.r
tSeaU OF the Commonwealth at Rirhm ond. 'h 2ih De-,
April, 1926 WI H. GILES
Arril % -
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His creditors became inPoEtunatc---the checks s.
mes were, in spite of his circumstances and soli.
citations, presented to the persons whose sigma
lures they bore, aud then detection hecamc inc
yitable. II IS supposed that the cxten, of his for
seiies reaches, perhaps 10 ten thousand dollars
The Gn!orunat. offender was generally liked, 'and
even IN the rec t, oil those he h injured, the
more OF COMPASSION than indigua ION at his treaCh
ny. MIR. Patteson was mer-ber OF the Bar,
cretary of the Texas Association, and Secretary
also 10 the Jackson Committee OF Nashville. I
ruin may be attributed to that roo, OF many eyii.
earning. GRepljiieap.
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From, thc Boston .5tdteSman.l
a PORTRAIT.
She's beautiful! Her raven curls
Have broken hearts III suv,ous girls
Aud then they sleep in contrast 50,
Like raven features Upon suow;
Aud hattie her ueek--and shade thc lright
Dark eye froui which they catch the iisG',
rs d their graceful loops were made
To keep that glorious eye IN shade,
ARd holier make IFS tranquil spell,
Like waters IN a shaded we'll.
: oauaci rhyme about that eye
I've matcb'd II EitI midnight SKY
I'VE said 'twss deep, sud dark, aud Ri,i,
Expressive, liquid, vi,t hug, mild
1iu, The l.w-ipd sitr, aul the hviaS air
Have uothing IN them half 50 far.
She's nohls-noble to keen.
Eibalm'd TOT dreams OF fsvsld sieer--
An eye for uailfe-tastc feFh'd
Perception swift, and hsispc'd NJ ind
And more than all, Kilt uf thought
To sucha spirit-hucuess Wrought,
! hat on ny eat Der Ilususge ieil,
A. Il each word diisolv'd spell.
Yeti half bate her She has AL
That would ensure an angel. fall
hui there cool, collected lOck
IA, ii her pulses beat by bork-
n iheasu''d tone, cold rcjly.
n maunSe NJ Of voice ami eve,
calm posse5s'd, auilestic air
That leaves doubt Of sufintss thee
'Fill look aud Worship as l usy--
Fly feVerd thoughts will pas ava.
Ani when she lifts her ringing lash,s
aud her dark eye like star. light alshes--
And wheifshe pays her guiet vile
Ot that oalni leok, and measur'd smile,
20 away Ike one who's heard
In some ine scene the pr"mpter's word,
aud make vow u bresk her chain,
Aud Keep it'll we meet again.
CASSIUS.
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u nnlnnbIe I'm -. M :

wv LII be sold u the highest naiei, pem-.
~ MJnday the RS Of Juue next, my manua turing NJ
wa Soacres land aacfeh) si.n5ted the Nee
WI" road 10 hewcsu. at about equal between
nuuNJ ana Cht kikomHJ rveis, and within II miles
t'chmond The Mil thus stusted, imuedI8eiy suttoundrs
o. gram country OF both snd wheat which fleaH,
oe apPIeeated BY ef5ofshins o. purchase. The
"e'tt iahsi Tie mill house story aud cspscIlus
Engagements within h as t. as hHer and gear, upou m
uos approved plan For manufacturing ari gust thu M
highly esteemed ia its neshhorhood. Terms; hud ISL,
nd two equal annual PaymeGts fr the balance.
CHARLES TALLEY
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