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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-02

WORCESTER, S. March 81, 1928.
YENAKEN on Executions, having been previ,
IL ously attached on mesne process, and will
be sold at Public Vendue, at the Inn of John A,
Thompson, in Hubbardsten, on MONDAY, tho
28th day Of .4priL neat, at one O'Clock, p NJ,
all the Right in Equity which DANIEL w,
RICE has TO redeem the mortgaged Real Els,
tate on which be now lives, situated in the cast,
erly part of Hubbardston, containing about thig,
ty-four acres, with the Buildings thereon.
IA LUTHER CLIFFORD, d. Sheriff
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Worcester TdI;sman.

HNHE first number of the above work, en-
III bellished with a neat Copperplate Engrav-
ing, and accompanied with the Worcester Viii
lage Register, will be published on Saturday,
April 3, at one dollar year in advance. Sub
scriptions receivcd0t DORR IL HOWLAND'S
Bookstore. Worcester, April 2.
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SCHOOL.

n T. BRIGHAM informs his fiiends and
-Mge the public, that he intends opening a
SCHOOL in Shrewsbury, on MONDAY, the
24th Of .4priL, for the instruction of YOUNG La
dies and Lads in all the branches usually taught
in Academies.
>, Ta't'on-English, SO; Languages, $4 per
% P. S. Board in respectable families
81 so per week. ia April .
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.AD.nL.ETSTRATOR'S S.ALEOF
PERSONAL ESTATE.

~TILL be sold at Public Auction, on Non
Wv dag, the 18th day Of april, at o'clock,
A. NJ, at the late residence of Lemuel Davis,
ESQ, of Holden, deceased, all the Personal
Property of said deceased, consisting of House
hold Furniture of superior quality, Farming
Tools, 3 Jokes of Oxen, Cows, 2 Horses, 90
Sheep, Swine, 2 pairs of Steers, and other
Young Stock, together with 10 or IL tons of
Hay, and 300 bushels of Grain
Also, GOODS in the Store, consisting of the
usual variety kept in Country Stores, among
which are 300 yards of Woollen Cloth
Also, LUMBER, consisting of Plank, Shin
gles a large quantity of Slit Work, Enclosing
Boards, and hard pine Floor Boards, 16 feet in
length.
% This sale will afford rare opportunity
for purchasers who may be in want of any of
the above kinds of property. Sales will contin-
ne from day to day, till the whole property is
disposed of. Conditions made known at the
time and place of sale
n B--The FARM of said deceased, consist
ing Of about 400 acres of Land well divided into
Moving, Pasturing. Tillage, and Wood Land :,
with excellent Buildings on the same, will be
Leased, and possession given Immediately.
MERRILL DAVIS, .4dm'0r.
Holden April 2
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PASTURING.

A NY person wishing to procure good Pas
IN turing for 60 or 100 head of horned Cat
tie, can have them well kept and sailed twice
week, for the ensuing summer, on reasonable
terms the Cattle to be taken at Worcester,
and returned in October next; free from expense
of drift. For further information, please to in
quire of ASAHEL BELLOWS.
Worcester, April 9. II
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

EE ISS ELIZA FORBUSH will Commence
w Boarding School, in Douglas, on the
I'D of April, in which all the branches usually
taught in School Of this description, will re-
celve particular attention. Terms reasonable
% Reference may be had to Rev. David
Holman, Mr.. Nathaniel Carpenter, OF Mr. War
rem Hunt. Douglas. AnriI 9
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And we will only add, that, with such repre-
sentatIon as we have herein advocated, Wor-
cester county need not fear that her honor will
be sacrificed, or her rights dsregarded.
MANY.
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NOTICE.

FHNHE subscribers being DESTROYS of closing
n their business, request all persons having
unsettled accounts with them to call and adjust
the same Immediately. All demands due the
subscribers will be placed in the hands of an
Attorney for collection, if not settled by the
goth of May next. As they have disposed of
their stock of Goods, the business will be con-
tinued by WILLIAM LEGG, at the Store former
ly occupied by the subscribers, where all bust
ness of the concern will be attended to.
ELI WARREN
WILLIAM LEGG.
Upton, March 81, 1928. Ia
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WANTED.

A LAD, from IA to l6 years of age, as an
IA Apprentice to the WHEELWRIGHT
BUSINESS. One who can come well recon-
mended viii meet with good encouragement.
L. ~ J. SUTTON.
Worcester, April g. ii
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GRASS Seeds. sc.

Y ROBINSON offers for sale,-5O bushels
% . Herds Grass Seed; 1900 lbs Red Clover
Seed $50 lbs. White Clover Seed; Red Top
81 R. l. Bent Seed; Fowl-Meadow Seed Mar
rowfat and Field Peas; White Beans, and Gar
den Seeds,-all ofthe last years growth, and of
the first quality.
Worcester April 9. cost
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EDWARD H. HEMENWAY. ID. Sheriff

WORCESTER, IS. March %, 1928.
a TTACHRD on mesne process, taken on
IL Execution, and will be sold q. Public Auca
ton, on SATURDAY, the 26th Of .4prH neat,
at four O'Clock, p. H. on the premises all the
Right in Equity which EPHRAIM TAYLOR
has to redeem one undivided half of the Farm
on which Phlnehas Taylor now lives, situated
in the south westerly part of Ashburnham, con,
tanning about one hundred acres, more or less,
with Buildings on the same, bounded on land Of
Joseph Fairbank, H. Cary and others
IA HENRY COOLIDGE, JR. d. Sheriff.
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March 8, 1923
,.R.E!EUREA TTSRE
Copy Of q Letter to the Proprietor Of DR..
Jebb'S Imminent.

Copy Of q Letter TO the Proprietor of DR..
Jebb'S Liniment.
kEAR SIR deem it duty | owe to
~ suffering humanity, to acquant you, and
through you the pubic, Should you think best,)
of the unexpected and surprising cure performed
ON myself by the use of the above most excellent
Medicine. | have been for more than thrt,
years, and sometimes most severely, afflicted with
the Rheumatism have been frequently rendered
perfectly helpless, and in consequence confined
TO my bed, when il has required two persons to
move me, being in such extreme pain have
several times been under the care of the mos.
eminent ply sic'ans, but procured only Temporary
relief. | one day noticed the advertisement Of
DIR. Jebbs Liniment, with the testimonials &C
companying it, and was induced to try a bottle
which used with much sensible benefit. con-
cluded, however, TO persevere, and bought anoth.
er bottle, and was greatly relieved, aud by the use
of half the third bottle, was wholly cured, and have
never since had a return Of the pain which had
not bren free from month at time for thirty
years. and it is nov more than three years since
was cured. would most earnestly advise every
person suffering under this painful complaint, not
to despair of cure so long as they can obtain
"Dr Jebb's Eminent" You are at liberty to
make any use of this you may think advisable.
CALEB SYMMES.
Charestown, (Mass.) June %, 1897.
To the foregoing testimony, many other un-
questionable proofs might be added, in favor of
the superior Liuimeut of DIR. Jebb Nothing but
fair trial, which the proprietor confidently sOlic-
it's can give adequate idea OF its unrivaled eff
cacy, in mitigating and thoroughly mastering, the
excruciating disease, TO which il has been success.
fully applied in a multitude of cases. The opera
ton of the Lnment is often immediate aud it
frequently cured rheumatic affections of years
standing in four and twenty hours. 1t IS also re-
commended with confidence, as one Of the best
applications knewn for stiffness of the joints,
numbness, sprans, and chilblains. Price SO cents
Prepared, and sold wholesale BY Il. KIDDE K,
proprietor of the "Conwsy Medicine" Counting
Room in Chambers over No 20, corner OF Court
and Hanoverstreets Boston, and al retail by his
appointment, together with all the Conway Med
icine, by } ROBINSON and ]. GREEN & co
Worcester, and Of various Druggists, &c. through
out the country.
Observe none are genuine unless signed L
KIDDER on the outside printed wrapper
| or Large discount to dealers.
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March 25. 1929

WORCESTER, IS. March 25, 1928.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IN Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven,
due, at the tavern house now kept by John Fl,
Barker, in Shrewsbury, in said County, on SIT.
URD.4Y, the tsconty-si1tA day-of .4prd nert, at
FIVE o'clock, P. NJ. all the Right in Equity
which BENJAMIN STONE, of said Shrews,
bury, had, on the fifteenth day of November
last, to redeem the mortgaged Real Estate
where he now lives, about one hundred rods
from said Barker's, consisting of about forty
acres of Land, with the Buildings thereon, and
bounded by land of Salmon Smith, Silas Allen,
Silas Allen, jr., Elijah Hapgood, job c. Stone
and Isaac Stone.
EDWARD H. HEMENWAY. D. Sheriff.
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AWgQION aAG@s>
Shoes, Boots, Hats, Leather, &c.

IN TUESDAY, April Is, at o'clock, will
" be sold at Auction, at No. 8, Kilby-street.
Boston, an extensive assortment Of SHOES,
BOOTS, HATS, LEATHER, and SHOE
STOCK
u Manufacturers and dealers, who intend
to offer Goods at this sale, are requested to for
ward invoices and sample packages week pre-
vious to the sale, in order that they may appear
upon the catalogue. Liberal advances will be-
made. T. K. JONES g. CO., .quetrs.
Boston, April
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A THENEUM, or Spirit of the English Mage
IA azines, No. 96,-New Series; containing,
as usual, great variety of interesting matters
Just received by G. HARRIS April2.
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IP SEEDS, SC.

EUST received from the Office of the New
% England Farmer, an extensive assortment
of GARDEN and ORNAMENTAL FLOWER
SEEDS, and for sale by.
JAMES GREEN q co.
Also, Early June, Black Eye, Sugar, Cluster,
Marrowfat, and Green Prolific PEAS.
Worcester, April ..
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NOTICE.

VENHE sale of Machinery, &c. advertised last
M week to take place on THURSDAY, (to-mor-
row. is postponed to Friday, the 4th inst. ia
consequence of Thursday being Fast
April =. DANfEL. IIpHAM
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-02
Dissolution of Copartaership,

-1'0OVVSVVVVTV y C7OT'VV' WV OIVvFF
YENHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
M tween the subscribers under the firm of
JEWETT & WOODS, is this day by consent
dissolved. All persons who are indebted 20 said
firm by note or account, are requested 70 call
Immediately and settle the same with SAMUEL
WOODS, who is authorised to receive payment
and discharge all debts due to said firm
IVERS JEWETT.
SAMUEL WOODS.
Fitchburg, March 81, 1928.
~ The subscriber would inform the public,
that he has taken the Store in Fitchburg, of the
late firm of Jewett g. Woods and shall contin-
ne to offer for SALE at reasonable prices, great
variety of English, Nest India and Domestic
Goods. April 2, IVERS JEWETT
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AGRICULTURAL.

AGRICULTURAL.
FEvHE members of the Worcester Agricutu-
IL raj Society, are hereby notified, that the
annual meeting of said Society will be held at
1'homas's Coffee House, in Worcester, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of .aprl, at eleven
o'clock, A. NJ, for the choice of Officers, and
for the transaction of such other business as
may come before them
VIM. D. WHEELER, r. Sec'ry,
Anril 3 1893
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artificial F1o,oers, cheap /!

'uItJtcE0t FtOo0eTS, cheap
RENJAMIN JACOBS, Jr., rs, Court-st.,
MD corner of Brattle-street, has for sale,
$500 doz. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
comprising the best assortment in the city,
from 3s to PAS. per dozen many of which are
new and elegant patterns.
OT Country Merchants will have the good
ness to call and examine them.
Boston, April g 3m
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NOTICE.

FENHE copartnership heretofore existing I'M
FL der the firm of JOHNSON s. HASKELL,
is this day by mutual consent dissolved All
persons having accounts with the late firm, are
requested to settle the same with APoLLUs JOHN
SON, who will continue in business at the Old
Stand, in Dana, or with Ira HASKELL, at
Greenwich village.
APOLLUS JOHNSON.
IRA HASKELL.
Dana, April ] 1928 14*
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p o n n "
From The New York Statesman.
THE GEM.-Bv 8. WoopmAv,

kIOm tno Now y OIL Sbatestion.
THE GEM.-Bv 8. woopmAv,
There is gem that's psarly bright,
Tho found in this cold cline but rare,
II beams mild, benignant light,
1t sheds a ray Ger sorrows night,
And throws heavenly radiance there.
There is gem whose fervent glow,
Can dry afflit tons bitter tear,
Can mitigate she pangs Of wo,
And on the sad, fond smiles bestow,
To check and dissipate zach fear.
There 10 gem whose lustre, far
Exceeds the lovely lunar boam,
Or tints of morn, or evening star,
Or pearls that deck proud Neptuno's ear,
Or richer diamonds brightest CLEAN
There is gem that angels love,
And kindly they their aid impart,
To mako Il pure, for realms above,
And in celestial courts to move,
II is the fond, the feeling heart.
-.-sOe.--
SONG.
~ X. BERvEY, ESQ.
Come touch the harp, my gentle one
And let the note be sad and low,
Such as may breathe, in every tone,
The soul Of long ago;
That smile Of thino is all too bright
For aching hearts and lonely years,
And, dearly as love its light,
To day would have tears
Yet wcep not thus, my gentle girl
No smile Of thine has lost its spell
BY Heaven lovo thy lightest curl,
Oh more than fondly we'll
Then touch the Tyre, and let il vile
All thought ofgref and gloom away,
While thou art by with harp and smile,
will not weep to day
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grass land, and do some good, hut Il will Civ
| food Of manure to some pnrts, q scantv ril
to other parts, and some will 90 to enrich tbs
high way, archaeological Farmers AL
manac
German Musicians. ns.--The itinsrsnt musi.
clans in Germany, who 60 about the country
in small bands like wandering sroubadours, are
a class 30 clever and eminent in their way, al
to deserve notice. For few forms these
poor fellows will amuse you with such an ex.
hibition Of tone and skill, a. would set up an
English artist of the first water They are a
set Of poor, but merry companions as
little discord in their social intercourse as dis
turbs the harmony Of their instruments. Hap
py, in spite Of thread bare Coats, and sun.
burnt faces-but with a gentility of mind,
much superior to people oftheir class.
Remedy for Cholera Morbus.--A friend as
sures us that the following simple prescription
for Dysentery or Cholera Morbus, has been
frequently tried, and, when made use Of in
season, with uniform succesG---To half
tumbler Of vinegar add as much fine salt a.
the vinegar will dissolve, and take il fasting.
II will operate as cathartic, and, if the sto-
mach be quite foul, as an emetic likewise.
New England Farmer
Remedy for Whooping Cough The fol-
lowing has beon recommended for this COM
plant; Take equal portions Of new milk and
the lye strained from The ashes Of hickory
lwhite Walnut bark, Of which one table spoon.
fnl may be given every hour through the day
10 child seven years old. Tib.
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Cloth Dressing----lnd
Blue Dying.

THE subscriber informs his friends and
Il the public generally, that he carries
on tho CLOTH DRESSING BUSINESS
in all its various branches, at the UNION
FACTORY, Portsmouth r. where all por-
sons may be assured their work will be
done with dispatch and in the neafest man
ner--or no pdy--es he has employed man
competent TO the business, who has had
long experience in coloring and dressing
Cloth of every description. Wool carded
into Rolls in the best manner, and with
promptness, at the customary prices. Aa
Goods entrusted to his care will be finish
cd as cleap as of my other establishments
Goods intended for the Factory may be
left with Edward Sianhope, Broad street.
or Bobert r. Carr, Ferry wharf, Newport;
George Lawton, Tivcrton, and Jeremiah
Clifford. Bristol Ferry, where they will be
taken by the subscriber, finished aud re-
turned. Carpets made "a order. in supe-
rior style from any pattern, and at short
notice. MOSES LAWTON-
Portsmouth, Oct. IS, 1927.
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NOTICE.
MISSING.
On or about The 9Th of august instant.

"" w ooo"s "e oM " sIuSuSf tUSfunt,
A certain TRUNK with the artificial
IA initials thereon l.. B. b. covered with
calf skin, ofa brown and white color. with
many brass nails. Said Trunk was taken
from under the bed of the subscriber where
it had been for some time, and it may be
presumed that some person acquainted
with the premises was the perpetrator.
As near as the subscriber can ascertain
from recollection, said trunk contained a.
bout Four Hundred Dollars, viz:--three
hundred on the Providence Blackstone
Bank, and the other hundred, Bills on the
different Banks Of Newport, Il. I. and
likewise in said trunk there were papers
tcstamentary, relating to the last Will and
Testament of William Brown, late of Mid
dletown, dec. Of which said VIII the sub.
scrIber was Executor, and the loss Of said
papers will embarrass him os to making
returns to the Court Of Probcte in due
time.--There were also deeds, mortgages.
and other papers therein, which can be Of
no use to any person except the subscriber.
N. u. II the perpetrator or perpetrators
who have committed this felonous depre.
dation, will return said Trunk to the sub.
scriber with its contents, or inform him
how he may obtain the same. they shall
never be exposed--otherwise, the subscr-
bcr offers ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD to any person or persons who
will give him such information whereby
he may obtain this no kim) valuable pro.
pcrty. ABRAHAM BROWN, Cd.
Middletown, Aug. II, 1923.
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RusSELL'S
Itch Ointment.

lhis cneice and safe medicine is said 10 A&
superior TO any now in use. for that disa
able and troublesome complaint the itsh 4.
is so certain in il operation. that m person
troubled with the above disorder, ought 10 be
without k. II Is remedy for cutancous g.
ruptions, sccrbutic affections Of the head, sala
rheum, or any other hreakisg ont which ss:,
ses from the sharp humors Of the blood.
Price % cenie boz.
The Ointment 10 for sale by
SAMUEL w. VINSON.
The above medicine is for sale bv Doet n
r: HAzARp, and Doct. A. ?. MooRE, Newport.
with Geo. Hammond, 4 Co. WEXFORD snx
with the Druggists in New-Yosk and Prov
denee, and in the principal stores in the north.
ern stsses. Newport, may Is, fe2a.
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GOLD at CAHOONE'S Lucky Office, in
- the r, !. State Lottery, No. 5, comb.
@ 90 % half ticket, prize Of 600
Comb. 6 81 81 quarter ticket prize OF
$50 dollars. aug. 81.
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Under he act, entitled g An act for the re.
hefcfcertsin suvciring Officers and Sol.
disrs efEhs Army eide Reyolstion," !" ap-
proved l5th May. iS.B.
T4F pRY DEPARTMENT,
INoTIcE ce9sy given II. to those Off
Gers nS4th, ofthe Army ofthe
Revolution Sssir & titled TO the benefits
OF tho sboy9 9rruv~.1Ied act, that haif
yearly payment will become due on tho
third day of September, and will be made to
every such Officer or Soldier as shall pro-
duce satisfactory evidence % the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury of his being on that
day in full life.
The evidence required vii! he declar-
alton made and signed by the claimant, on
or after that day, in the presence oftwo re-
spectacle witnesses, to whom he Is well
known, stating his rank and line in the
Continental Army, and the rank according
to which he has been found entitled to pay,
under the act, by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. To this is to be added the affi-
oavlt OF the witnesses, sworn before jus.
tice fthe Peace. or other Magistrate au-
thorlzcd to administer oaths, as to the iden.
tity OF the claimant, and to the fact of bis
having made the declaration on the day on
which II bears date. And to this is to be
annexed n certificate, under the seal of the
Court of the County, an to the official de.
signation and signature Of the Magistrate,
and as to his being authorized to admins.
ter oaths- The forms of declaration, af-
fidavit, and certificate, are subjoined to this
notice.
This evidence should be enclosed and
transmitted to the Secretary Of the Tyeal
sury: and, If it be deemed satisfac ctory, the
amount found due will be RENTED to the
claimant in draft on the most convenient
Branch of the Bank of the United States
-, will be paid to his attorney, duly author
ized under the regulations which have
bsen before prescribed.
Each claimant is requested to Indicate
by a note at the foot of his declaration, the
Branch ofthe Bank Of the United States
on which it would be most convenient for
him to receive draft for the sum that may
Ne due to him; and, if thore be no pos
Office in the place ofhis residence, to men
non also the post Office at which il wonld !
be most convenient to him to receive letters |
from this Department.
A copy of this notice, with the forms |
annexed, is intended to be sent to each or |
ficer and Soldier whose claim shall have |
been admitted; that the forms may be fl
led up and returned to this Department a,
The proper time.
il may not be amiss, on this occasion, to |
state, that, although an earnest desire has |
been felt to give immediate effect to the |
benefcent intentions Of Congress. as man
'fested in the act referred to, yet owing to
the number of applications, and the inves.
legations necessary to be made previously
to decision, il has not been found practi.
cable to act upon every case rs early as
could have been wished. The rule has
been. TO take mp each claim in the order
in which it has been received. The same
;ourse will be pursued hereafter.
It's requested that all letters on this sub
eet may be endorsed Revolutionary
Claims"
~
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LOOK AEREl

1--WE or Six Boarders can be acemmo-
n dated at the CASTLE Hill FARm, in
the Neck. The situation is extremely plea
SAINT, having an extensive view ofthe ocean,
and 'ts facilities for hshing and fowlnR
ere not exceeded by any other location on
.he Island. Access msy be had to the
Farm either by land or water.
=, Apply to JOHN A. COLLINs.
March "a, lsas. ,