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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-13
AWg1ION 9NLN9~
.American Manufactures. &c.

a IN WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. the
W 18th and | 9Th Of March ne1t. at O'Clock.
A. NJ, will be sold at Public Auction. at the
Halloyer the New Market, (under the direction
of the New England Society,) an extensive as
sortment of American Manufactures. consist
ing of COTTON and WOOLLEN GOODS
BOOTS and SHOES, LEATHER, HATS,
WOOL, sc. &c
The sale of the Cotton and Woollen Goods
will take place on Wednesday, the 18th. and Of
Shoes, Boots, Hats, Leather, Wool, Sc on the
18th
u Invoices of Property TO be sold as above
should be delivered to the Auctioneers eight
days previous to the SALE in order to have them
inserted in the Catalogue; and samples must
be placed in the Hall, for examination, .fre
days previous to the sale.
6J Consignments 70. the above sale will be
duly attended to by the subscribers. and the
Notes received in pay will be cashed on reason
able terms THO'S. K JONES & co.
Boston, Feb. I3. 5w .4uctioneers.
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Worcester SIS. Probate Office. Feb II, 1928
To tie Hidoto, Creditors and Heirs Of AMHERST Cor.
MAN, late Of tIubbar,ston, ia said County, deccas.
ed, and to all others coacewed IN the Estle Of said
deceased GuEsTiNG
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
a SEE tip at the Cou'i OF Probat 10 he hold
en- ut Worcester in said County, on the FIRST rues
day in March next, at one of the cIock after noon
to show cause why the Accounts OF the Admiuis
traton Of said Estate should not be allowed, and
the balance OF Estate decreed to the creaitors,
whose claims have been allow d; aud YOU will be
heard thereon NATH'L PAINE, J Prob
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Feb. 5 1923
TONE WIDOW and Heirs Of URIAH MERRITT, late
Of Fenpclon, IN said County, deceased and to all
others concerned in the ESta,e Of said deceased,
GREET TING.
E7OU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see tit al the Court OF Probalr to b., o,dcn
at Y orcester in said County ,on the FIRST ruesdey
in March next, at ten OF the clock eiore noon,
to show cause why lcence should not be granted TO-
sell and convey so much the Neal Estate of sad
deceased as wilTsse the sum of S 962 for the pay
ment o! debts and charges; and ,ou will be heard
thereon NArIi'L PAINE, J P.ob
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a I the Cotton Factories of Samuel Slater,
IA at South Oxford, in the different branches
OF the Cotton Manufacturing Business for one
year from the first day of A pril next, for which
liberal wages will be paid in CASH, eoerv taco
,ceehS. A few good Families, furnishing help
in the different departments, would meet with
good encouragement. Also, Overseers and
Mule Spinners would do well to call. None
need apply who cannot come well recommend
ed for .faitkfalhess and SoGriety.
South Oxford, Feb 10. Aw
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DIED

In Leicester, on Monday last, Miss Lydia w.
Earle, daughter of Mr.. Asahel Earle. AIRED 81
o. Funeral this day, at one o'clock.
In Leicester, 2lst ult Mr. Rufus Corswell.
aged 24,-On the Cd inst Miss Martha SARGENT
daughter of the late Mr. Stephen Sargent, aged
lS-Prtnters in Vermont are requested TO IN
sert this DEATH.
In Berlin, on the 10th inst Elizabeth Brown,
daughter of Obadiah MBrde, aged years
Her death was occasioned by attempting to en-
ter the window of a school. house to get her
books, when the sash fell upon the back part of
her head or neck, and she expired on the spot.
In Sharon, on the 4th inst. Mr. Jeremiah
Richards, aged "a years.
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NOTICE.

D. W. ILL be sold at Public Aue-
fgaRHrT w ton, at Lathes Tavern, in
assMa Charlton on THURSDAY, the 20th
'===zA-%- ct March ne1t, at one o'clock, P NJ,
valuable Al M, situated about two miles
southeast of the centre of said Charlton, con-
tanning about lO6 acres, well proportioned for
Pasture, Moving. and Plough Land, with u
good House and Barn thereon. Said Farm is
well watered has a good Orchard and Wood
Lot, and Water Privilege that might be sa-
vantagedusiy improved For further particu
lars, apply to ELKANAH MINTIRE. living
on the premises. Terms of payment liberal.
Oxford, Feb. ID. CIV IRA BARTON.
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Worcester, SIS PrObat, Office Fen. S, 1873
Tohe WIDOW, Creditors and Heirs Of JoHN TEALE,
@te q Princeton, ia said County, deceased and to
all others concerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
AoU are hereby cited to appear (if you
- see ny at the Court Of 'robse to he hOldeu
al " orcester, in said ounty, on the first Tu sda,
in March neat, st ten If the clock before noon TO
show cause why Licence should not be granted to
the Administrator ofsald deceased's Estate to sell
SO much OF his Real Estate as will raise the sun, of
oSoS, Tor the payment Of debts, &c and you will
be heard thereon.
NATHI. PAINE, ,. Proc.
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HYDES & GRANTS

ENOULD inform the public, that they keep
w constantly in operation their Blast or
CupOta Furnace, and frequently both. and that
every attention will be paid to executing Orders
for CASTINGS. As to the atty of their
Iron, they would refer to Messrs. WASHERS &.
CONAN. or WILLIAM Fl. Howard, Worcester
u Patterns or Orders for Machine CASTINGS
left with w. & G. will be duly forwarded.
Stafford, Comm Feb 49, eo6m
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TO be sold at Public .Auctioa,

EEY order of Court, on the premises. ON
3 3 TUESDAY. the 4th day of March ne1s.
at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, four undivided seventh,
Parts-of the following tracts of LAND, viz -
One tract, situate in Upton, in the County of
Worcester, containing twenty-three acres and
one hundred and twenty rods bounded north
and west on laad set off to Margery Adams as
duwer, and the road leading from linton To
Westborough south on land of the heirs of
Daniel Gregory; east on land of Ebenezer
Stearns Also, one other tract of Land, situate
in said Upton, containing thirty-six acres and
thirtv-ive rods. bounded northerIy and westerly
by land of Ii man Stodder and Samuel Wood.
southerly by land of Jonathan Bradish. and
easerly by land of Slack, Garfield, and Others
Also, one tract of Land situate in Westborouoh.
in the County of Worcester, containing twelve
acres and forty five rods, bounded northerly and
easterly on the road leading from Westborouoh
to Upton southerly on land of Benjamin Whit
ney. and westerly on land of David P. Mann
Also one-half of Dwelling House, and eleven
rods of Land under and about the same. sitnata
on the north side Of the road opposite the tract
of Land last described. Also, about three acres
of Meadow Land, situate in said Westborouob.
near Forbes's saw-mill, bounded by the saw.
mill brook and pond and land of D. Bowman
Also, about five acres of Meadow Land. sitnata
in Hopkinton, in the County of Middlesev
bounded northerly on Sudbury river, westerly.
southerly and easerly on land of Joshua Mel
len and Jacob Dickman
Said four undivided seventies of the above
described premises belong to OLIVIA ADAMS.
Isaac VARNUM ADAMS, ALVIN TYLER ADAMS.
and DANIEL PERRY ADAMS, and are to be sold
for their benefit The other three sevenths
VIII be sold at the same time, and complete
title to the whole viii be given
if ? Conditions will he liberal and ,,,d,
known at the time and place of sale.
JOHN GIBSON, JR,
Guardian Of said minors.
Feb. A. 1898.
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HOPKINS ACADEMY.

II ME Spring Term of this Academy will
e. commence on the .f,st Wednesdag of
March neat, under the superintendent Of
GEoEeE NIcnoLs, A. NJ. graduate of Yale
College Young Gentlemen may here be fitted
for College, or for engaging in the active pur-
suits OF lie The Female Department is under
the Immediate inspection of Miss BtAIR. assist
ed by Teacher of Languages and Mathemat
les. Young Ladies may be instructed in all
the solid branches of an English Education,
also in Latin, French, Drawing. and Painting
Course Of Lectures on Chemistry and Phi
losophy will be given to those students who
may wish to attend them. Board may be OBJ
tanned in respectable families for 81: so per
week Tuition from SO to SO so per Quarter.
JOHN WOODBRIDGE.
MOSES PORTER. Ccnimatee
WILLIAM DICKINSON I og me
JACOB SMITH, lr"Stoes.
Hadley, Feb. 13. 2
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Y creester,ss Probate Office. Feb 5, 1928
To The Heirs and all concerned in tie Estate of ALpat-
Us BAYLlEs, lite Of Uxbridge, IN said County, de.
ceased, GREtrING.
VoU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IA see fit ut the Court OF Probate to be h lde, =
at Worcester, on the iirst ruesda, in March next,
at ten of the clock, before noon, to show caus
why License should not be grautcdto sell and con
vey SO much,oi the Real Estate of said deeea srd
as will raise the sum of S60oo, for the pa, ment Of
the deceased's debts aud charges &c.; and you
will be heard thereon
II NATH'r PAINE = prob
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TAVERN FOR SALE.

d EIyOR SALE, that valuable brick
faETfssA q Tavern House, in the centre
assEifl of the fourishng town of Worces-
az===4s==ss= ter, now kept by Capt Joseph Low
ell, by the name of the BLACKSTONE CA
NAL INN. This House has many advantages
over others. 1t is situated on the corner of
Main and Thomas-streets, ar the head of the
Canal, and at about an equal distance from the
Bank and Court House, where, with proper ex-
ertions, business must for ever centre. The
House is four stories high, with twenty rooms.
all well finished, and good Cellar under the
whole of it. There is a large, spacious Barn.
finished in the best manner, and thought by
many to be the best in this part of the country,
with other Buildings on the premises There
is very valuable Water Lot, not yet built on.
The most of the purchase money viii not be
wanted for many years. The situation of the
place, the ease of the payments the large share
Of custom it now has, and the almost certain
rise of the property, with the price it will be
sold at, make it one of the best speculations
that has been, or can be made in this part of the
country. Any one wishing to purchase, may
call on the subscriber in Worcester, or on Col.
LOTHIAN BUSH, Boyston.
ELNATHAN PRATT.
Worcester Feb -
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administrators Sale.

NATlLL be sold at Public Auction, THIS
Wv MORNING, at nine o'clock, on the
premises, all the Personal Estate of Capt DA.
VlD FAY, late of Westborough, in the County
of Worcester deceased, appraised at more than
$4,000; consisting of l2 Oxen and Steers. 10
Cows, Young Stock, 2 Horses, Ia store Pigs,
30 or 40 tons of market Hay, quantity OF stock
Hay, Farming Tools, Grain, Cider, Potatoes,
Household Furniture, &c. &c. Terms made
known at time Of sale
AMAsA ROBERTS, .4dmor.
February 49,
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Feb. 4. 1893.

WoRoEsTER, S.. Fs' ruary 8, 1923.
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
~ Execution. and viii be sold at Public AUG
ton, at the house Of ALASsoN WALKER, in Mil
ford, in said County, on MONDAY, the 1OtA
day OF March neat, at one O'Clock, NJ, all the
Right m Equity which AARON PHIPPS had
on the Goth day of May, 1896, to redeem his
mortgaged Real Estate, situated in the north.
easterly part Of said Milford on which said
Walker now lives, consisting of about 10 acres
of Land with the Buildings thereon.
FRANCIS B. FAY, ID. Sheriff
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IT COST.

TENHE subscriber offers his Stock at cost. till
a. the first Of March. After that time it will
be removed to the city.
% The Stock consists of VINES. Ii
QUORS, w. l. GOODS and GROCERIES
American 81 English DRY GOODS, CROCK
cry and GLASS WARE, two groce Wine
and Cider BOTTLES, &c. &c.
ALso,-5 dozen Real MADEIRA WINE.
taoenty years old. a, DDvnD,
Opposite the Town House. Front-st
Worcester, Feb 13
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administrators Sale.

NN ILL be sold at Public Auction, on MON.
Wv DAY, the 18Th day Of february inst at
y clock, A Nj at the lateIesdence of Col.
SETH WYMAN, deceased in Shrewsbury,
the Personal Property of said deceased, consist.
ing OF 2 Horses, q Oxen, Steers, 10 Cows,
ideifers, Sheep, Hay, Straw Grain, Lumber,
Sleighs, 2 Chaises, Wagons, Carts, Cider,
Shoats. Farming Tools, Household Furniture,
Wearing Apparel, and many other articles.
- SETH WYMAN, .4dm'Or.
Shrewsbury, Feb. s.
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NEW TARIFF BILL. The substance of the
Bill reported by the Committee of Manufac-
lures will be found on the first page. The pres
ent Duties are, on Iron in bars, 80 cents per
cwt. on Iron Wire not EXCEEDING No. 15, 5
cents per h.. above No. Is, 9 cents. On round
iron, sheet iron, nail rods, &c. 8 cents per Id.
On wool costing under 10 cents per ID, Is per
cent. and over 10 cents 80 per cent. ad valorem.
Baizes and flannels, which shall not cost over
thirty three and third cents per square yard,
worsted stuff goods and blankets, 25 per cent
ad valorem. Other woollen goods, thirty-three
and third per cent ad valorem. On molasses,
five cents per gallon. On window glass not
above 8 by 10 inches square, So, not above 10
by IL, So; so, and above 10 by II, 81 per 100
square feet.
The above will be sufficient to afford COM
parison in all the most important articles.
STATE PoLITIcs. Efforts are making to or
ganize an opposition to the reelection of Gov
Lincoln. Judge Morton, it is said, is to be the
opposing candidate if he will consent to it,
which, we think, is not very likely At the
late Jackson dinner in Boston, a toast was Civ
en- by Charles G. Greene, brother to the edi-
tor Of the Boston Statesman, to the following
effect
/" The Gorernor Of MasSachusetts-Pu into
office by the adams Democrats for want of a
better, and kept in by the Federatists for want
of worse"
Since which, several abusive articles have ap-
peared in the Statesman, in which "Mr. Levi
Lincoln is spoken of with considerable severi-
ty and bitterness. The principal accusations
against him are, that he preferred the election
of a Senator to Congress, who would support
the Administration, rather than one who would
oppose it, and that he is the /" high priest Of
no political party. For such causes, we appre-
bend, the people viii not be hasty to remove
him from the station he occupies.
The Bunker Hill Aurora, published at
Charlestown, has also come OUT against the
Governor on the free bridge question, and con-
tends zealously against retaining him in office.
| 1t is unfortunate for the free bridge interest
that they have the Jackson party for allies, as,
whatever might otherwise be their chance of
success, that must insure their defeat
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FARM FOR SALE.

q IN Shrewsbury, two miles south
f5aREtssS q east of the Old and one mile
Iasskf east of the New Meeting House,
4<-==es==s= containing lis acres of Pasturage,
Now Land, aid Tiage; two thrifty Wood
Lots; an Orchard, producing large quantity
of e1cetlent fruit watered with never falling
streams and springs; large House, newly fin
ished. convenient for one OF two families Barn.
Cider Mil, Creamery, and other Buildings. Its
situation is pleasant, and the scenery beautiful.
The whole, or any part of said Farm, will be
sold as may suit purchasers. For further inf6r-
nation inquire of the subscriber on the premi-
SEES. JONAS HASTINGS.
February 13
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MARRLEn

In this town, 4th inst. by Rev. Mr. Miller,
Mr.. Charles Wood, of Concord, IN H.) to Miss
Abigail s. Woodward, of this town
In Charlton, 3lst ult Mr.. Hiram Marble to
Miss Armlnda Cummings, daughter of Capt. f.
Cummings, all of Charlton.
In Charestown, Mr.. William L. Lewis, of
Boston, to Miss Louisa Howe. of Shrewshnrr
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FANEUIL HALL
DE z GOODS STORE.

FEVHE subscriber informs his old customers
and the public, that he has taken the Store,
No !, IN Faneuil.Hall Building. Boston, being
on the southeast corner, and directly opposite
the New Market House, where he has constant
ly on hand large assortment of DRY GOODS.
which are offered, wholesale or retail, on the
best terms. WILLIAM MANNING, JR.
Boston, Feb 10.
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.AmericGa Journal Of Education.

EAORR & ROWLAND have been appoint
~ ed Agents for the above work, (Which is
published the 18th of each monthly for Worces-
ter and vicinity, and will receive subscriptions.
Price four dollars year. The January num-
Der is received, and is ready for subscribers
CONTENTS.
Miscellaneous .ArticleS.--I introduction; French
Society for Elementary Instruction; Parish
Schools of Scotland Primary Education; Self
Improvement for Aduks; Inquiries on Educa
ton Suggestions to Parents. Reoiers.-Bur-
rough's Address on Female Education; Rows
Narrateur Francois Intelligence Education
in Switzerland; Colleges in the United States /;
High Schools of New York. Notices-Dr.
Abrams Keith on the Globes; Hassler's Ele-
ments of Arithmetic; Lees Primary Glass
Book; Smiths Practical and Mental Arithme-
tic; Shows Spelling Book for the New Tesla
ment; Idle Hours Employed; Always Happy !;
The Young Naturalist; The Juvenile Plutarch !;
Fruit and Flowers; Evenings in Boston
Feb ~
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WoO!ken Machinery at Auct;oa

"a Hi be sold at Public. Vendue, THIS
w DAY, at O'Clock P NJ at the Woolan
Factory, in. Holden lately occupied by BESJA-
Mis- I. SouTHwIcK, the following Machines :
One Billy, three Jennes, and two Woolen
Carding Machines Said Machines have been
in use but few months, and are well made.
~ Conditions made known at the time and
place of sale. WASHBURN & GODDARD.
Worcester, Feb h.
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NOTICE.

e ME Annual Meeting OF. the Worcestsr and
3 Stafford Turnpike Corporation, will be
held at the Dwelling House Of Dawn K. Pom
TER, Innholder in Sturbridge, on WEDNES-
Day, the l2th day Of Mar,h nert, at 8 o'clock.
A. NJ, for the purpose of choosing Officers, and
transacting any other business that may come
before them
DAVID K. PORTER, Clerk.
Sturbridge, Feb 49,
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STRAW BRAID.

FSNHE subscriber intending to bring his bust
Il ness to close, win exchange his stock
consisting of large and valuable assortment OF
European, English, and Domestic Goods, fol
Straw Plat or Cord. Dealers in the above ar
ticle will do well to call and examine.
BENJAMIN ID. BRICK.
Near the Paper Mills, Leominster.
Feb 49, 6v,*
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WoO!Ien MACHINERY at .Auetion

az ILL be sold at Public Vendue, THIS
w DAY, at o'clock, P. M. at the Woolen
Factory in Holden, lately occupiedb, Benjamin
), Southwick, Taoeire Satinett Poioer Looms
made in superior manner. Said Looms have
been in use but few months Conditions made
known at the time and place of sale
FRANCIS DAVIS,
THOMAS HOLMES,
RICE n MILLER,
HEARD 81 MANNING.
Worcester, Feb. Is.
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LOST.

I'm Worcester Street, or between Worcester
M and Bolton, on the 9th inst. Calf Skin
WALLET, containing a Five Dollar Bill, [ Bos-
ton Bank) and piece of loose paper on the
back of the Bill was stamped an advertisement
The finder shall be generously rewarded bv
leaving it at this Office, Feb. 10.
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The Franktia Insurance Company,
HEAV!EG capital of 5000 600 all paid in.
z d make INSURANCE against FIRE on Build
ings, Merchandise, Household Furniture &c at
low rates of premium. AUSTIN DENNY. Esq.
of Worcester, is their Agent, and authorized To
issue Policies. istf Boston. Oct. 49,.
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SALE AT AUCTION.

NETlLL be sold at Public Auc-
GSA w ton. ON SATURDAY,, the
illis.1s LIST day Of March merit at ten
Hsll2As4g o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises,
(unless previously disposed of at
private sale,) a valuable Real Estate. situated
near the Rockbottom Factory in Stow, consist
ing of about two acres of Land, with conven-
lent two-story Dwelling House, calculated to
accommodate two families, Wood House, &c.
thereon. The stand is good one for Board
ing House
o. Terms liberal, and will be made known
at the time and place of sale, or on application
to LUKE RANDALL.
Worcester, Feb 3D. is
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Contract for Meeting House.

q NY persons wishing to contract for the
EE building ola Brick Meeting House in Wor.
cester, II feet inches long. g feet wide. and
81 feet high, agreeable to Plans to be furnished
will please make their Proposals to the subscri.
Der before the LIST March Any further infor.
nation may be had on applying to
F. w PAINE,
One Of the Building Committee
Worcester, Feb 10.
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A N Apprentice to the Printing Business, is
IN wanted at this office a Lad, Ia or Is wears
ofage, who possesses the requisite qualifications
will meet with good encouragement Feb. 49,