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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-19

FRENCH NAVY. There are now in the French
Navy as ships Of the line, Ia frigates of the first
class, of GA guns each, 90 of the second class of
"A guns each, Is three-masted corvettes from
"A to 70 guns, Is large briggs, carrying % car
ronades, 20 smaller briggs of Is to Is guns, Is
schooner briggs, carrying Is carronades, 10 of
from 10 to IA guns, and 80 vessels of smaller
force There are besides on the stocks 10 ships
OF the line and q frigates The number of
men employed in the navy is 22,000.-The re-
port OF the French revenue for 1897, exhibits
deficit compared with that of the preceding
year, of seventeen millions of francs.
Boston .4d1ertiser.
1illltsoa, black Coniurer, has been arrested
at Philadelphia, and ordered to Prison unless
he ind bail. He was visited, at his office, by
ladies' Of the first responsibility and education,
and acquired handsome property by their lib
eraiity. There are said to be about 90 such fell
lows IN that city
Sarah Jesaup, the letter carrier from Diss to
Wlnfarthing, is now 95 years of age, and in
good health. She has walked for 40 years, six
days IN the week, ten miles per day. She has
had 10 children, which, with grand and great
grand children, amount to nearly 300 persons
English paper.
LARGE Cow. A COW four years old, of ex-
LIuoIuinary size was slaughtered IN HallowelI :,
Me- a few weeks since. She weighed 90Ob
pounds, and had n pounds of tallow She was
raised by Charles Vaughan, Esq and was one
pfa breed imported by him in 1892.
The New York Christian Advocate notices a
negro of the methodist denomination, who has
been preacher 80 years. He used to walk
eighteen miles day, and preach three times,
and Would sometimes wade to his neck through
stream of water He had taught his dog 30
swim rivers and brooks, and carry his bible
across In his mouth without getting them wet.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. On the evening of
the goth ult. man in Massena, N Y left his
house in company with his wife, leaving three
small children fastened ia. During their alb
sence the house took fire, and before the chill
dren could be rescued from the flames, they
were so shockingly burnt that they survived but
a short time.
ARNoTT's ELEMENTS OF PHYsrc. An Amer
lean edition of this very valuable work is in
course of publication at Philadelphia. The CO.
pious extracts from it which have been publish
ed, fully justify the high praise which has been
bestowed upon it by number of English peri
odicals
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Worcester and BrookfeH
IRON FOUNDRY.

NNHE Worcester and Brookfeld Iron FOun-
III dry is constantly in blast, making Iron OF
the best quality. All orders for MACHINE
CASTINGS will receive immediate attention,
and be executed at short notice.
ALso,-.for sale,
FRANKLIN, BOX, and PLATE STOVES;
CAULDRONS, and an assortment of HOL-
LOW WARE.
WAETED,-a number of WOOD CHOP
PERS to cut and cord wood ready for coaling.
" Orders for Castings NAV be left with
RICE d MILLER, in Worcester, or directed
to the Foundry, in Brookfeld.
Brookfield, Oct. II. tf42
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
PROFITABLE DATRyINc


Mr.. EDIToR,-As the best farmers in New
Braintree assert that the income of first rate
cows will not nett over $25 per head beyond
family consumption, exclusive of extraordinary
fare, transmit statement of the mana
and produce of a cows; two of which are small 4:
one of the two was years old last sprinr +:
the other 49, We sold calves the 18th d5v
of April for $12, aad had rennet skins return.
ed; the other calf we used in the family. As
the cows did not produce milk enough, by hay
alone, FOR large calves, gave to Of them Il
bushels Indian meal. | gave them the under
leaves OF 300 cabbages in August and Septem-
Der, and let them into moved, watered inclos
ures one hour per day in August, and two hours
in September, conforming to the decrease of
verdure. In October they had corn fodder and
stack of oats, shrunk, and so worthless that
cows preferred fodder; one gave preference
to the stack. Between grass and hay, they had
s bushels oats, II of carrots, amounting to
1921 cts. extra, per head. When nv cows are
kept at hay, they are attended to the brook.
driven back, inclosed in the barn yard, or in the
barn if cold winds prevail. Before night. thew
are driven again to water. To make COWS
profitable in summer, good fodder and rood at
tention are necessary through winter.
We sold 1046 lbs. new-milk cheese for
$93,74 cts-skim cheese, 1888 cts.,-butter,
III lbs. /; Al lbs of which, in the market, COM
manded % cts, the whole amounting to $50.
al ots.,-calves, $l2. Total, Sll2,4s cts,
equal to $35,62 cts per head. Deduct for OK.
ira feed, $l,2l cts, $344l cts. Deduct for
marketing, and we realize in hand S32,6l cts.
per head, the produce of 1927 and one month OF
1928.
If this statement deserves a place in your
paper, it is at your service.
SAMUEL DENNY.
Oakham, March, 1928.
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|PATTEN.TTON!

VENIIE subscriber having relinquished thu, Post
NJ Route from Worcester through Ward
Oxford and Charlton, to Sturbridge and South
bridge, requests all who are indebted to him for
Papers prior to the 9th Of February last past
to make payment, to enable him to meet his
engagements to the Printers. Bills are made
out and left at the following places, viz : Al
Col. Carey's in Ward; at Richard Stones and
Archibald Campbelrs in Oxford; at William
Healey's and Henry Plymptons in South
bridge; and at ID. X. Porter's in Sturbridge
where, ii is hoped, they will be promptly attend
cd to. The route will be continued by Mr. VIM
Stevens, who commenced on his own account
on Wednesday, the 9Th inst.
March 10 HIRAM MARBLE.
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RUMFRIES, REMEnY far the pm

nUMFRIES' r EMEDY for the PILES.
AV .Ne7v case Of a Cure " Boston, Nov "a
Sr,-The Pile Ointment and Eectuary lately
had OF you, has bad an excellent effect have
been troubled for years with the Piles, and have
never found any remedy that ould compare with
yours. The late attack was a severe one, but the
relief was almost immediate. take great pleas.
ure IN communicating this to you, for the benefit
of any who may be suffering under so painful
disease. T-H-." The original letter may
DC seen at the counting room of the Proprietor
The Proprietor of this Medicine recommends it
with the fullest confidence, as one of the most val
liable remedies yet discovered for the cure Of the
painful and facilitating complaint OF the Piles He
deems it unnecessary to publish any other than
the foregoing testimonial in its favor. This rene.
dy has more perfectly answered the purpose for
which it is intended, than any other now in com
mon use, and affords immediate and permanent
relief, both from the disorder ITSELF and its accom-
panying symptoms of pain in the loins vertigo,
headache, loss Of appetite, indigestion, and other
marks of debility. The remedy isquite innocent,
aud may be administered to all ages aud both sex.
es. Plain and ample directions, with description
OF the complaint, accompany each package. which
consists oftwo boxes, one containing an Ointment,
and the other an Electuary Price S for both
articles, SO cents where but one only is wanted.
Prepared, and sold Wholesale by It. KIDDER,
proprietor Of the s'Conway Medicine" Counting
Room in Chambers over No 20, corner of Court
and Hanover.streets, Boston, aud at retail by bis
appointment, together with all the Conway Med
icne, by j ROBINSON and j. GREEN X CO
Worcester, and of various Druggists, &c. throp n
out the country.
Observe none are genuine unless signed 7
KIDDER on the outside printed wrapper.
J OF Large discount 70 dealers
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DIED,

IL LII,
In this town, on the 18th inst Miss Eliza
Wlswell, daughter of Capt. Samuel Wiswell,
aged 23-On Sunday last, Capt Thos. Mich,
OILS, aged 70.
In Charlton, on the 9Th inst. Lieut.. Moses
Hammond aged SO.
In Leicester, on the 18th inst. Capt. John
Holden, aged 76-an officer of the Revolution
airy army-On the same day, Capt. VIM. Wat.
son, another Revolutionary officer, aged SO.
In Bolton, Mr.. James Breed, aged IS.
In Petersham, on the Sth inst Mr.. John Eos.
ter, aged 60.
In Orange, Feb 6, Mrs Lucinda Wood, wife
of Mr.. Nathan Wood, aged 80.
In Sterling, Miss Sibil Thayer, aped Al. cid
est daughter of the late Mr. Isaiah Thayer.
who langushed from the time of his death in
November last, until the 18th instant, when
she was again united to her much beloved pa
rent and her God,
g And thou, blessed maid attendant on his
doom,
Pensive hast FOLLOWED to the silent tomb,
Steer'd the same course to the same quiet shore,
Not parted long, and now to part no more
Go, then, where only bliss sincere is known
Go, where to love and to enjoy are one
Yet take these tears, mortality, relief,
And, til we share your joys, forgive our grief."
Communicated.
In Guilford, Comm widow Sarah Rossiter,
aged 100. Her descendants are 100 ; of whom
rs are of the 9Th generation
AT his residence near Princeton, IN. J) on
the 9TH inst. Richard Stockton, Esq.,-long dis
tinguished by his eulnence at the bar in New
Jersey, and formerly Representative in Con-
gress and Senator of the United States from
that State
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AWGgT0N aALRae
+, SALE AT AUCTION.

w DAY, the 10th day of April next, at
noon, that well known and valuable STORE
and STAND in the centre of Princeton, for
merly occupied by P. Richardson e. Co., and
now by Barnet Bullock, consisting of Store,
good and well finished Dwelling House, Barn,
and all necessary Out Buildings, with 4 acres
Of excellent Land and an excellent Garden.
The above is one of the best Stands for bust
ness in the County of Worcester, aAd is pleas
antly situated on the stage road leading from
Boston to Albany, distant 46 miles from Boston,
and Ia from Worcester. Terms easy for the
purchaser. RUFUS BULLOCK.
Royalston, March 49, ~
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The legislature of Kentucky at their late SEES
sion passed hundred and ninety acts, and
eight joint resolutions Among the resolutions
was one directing the burning of $500 900 of
the notes of the Bank Of the Commonwealth,
and one offering reward of $500 for tire dis
covery of the cause of the disease called the
miLk-Sickness. Among the acts was one d.
recting tho mode of choosing electors Of Pres-
dent and Vice President. The election is to
be by General Ticket. cachvoter to vote for
fourteen electors
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REMOVAL.

TEVHE subscriber would inform his friends
d and the public, that he has taken the Shop
opposite the head of Thomas-street, where he
offers for sale general assortment of BOOTS
and SHOES, of as good quality as can be pur-
chased elsewhere. Also, Boots and Shoes man
uiactured in the best style, and of the best ma
terials, at short notice
0F Boots and Shoes repaired with neatness
and despatch
OF All orders gratefully received and pune
tually attended to, by
AUGUSTUS CoWDIN.
Worcester, March s.
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IMPOSITION. The gentleman spoken of in
the article from the Boston Gazette, in pre-
ceding column, made short stop in this town,
when on his way to Boston His appearance
at the time excited particular notice Though
gOggted and epauletted, yet he travelled in
winter weather without cloak or over coat,
and wore thin pumps and silk stockings. He
said he was Naval Officer, that he was ma
tive of Kentucky, and was we'll acquainted with
Gen jackson, for whom he expressed partic-
ular regard. Hewas sentenced, on Saturday last,
to fifteen days solitary confinement and six
years hard labor in the State Prison, for larceny
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NOTICE.

~E, the subscribers, having been appoint
w ed Commissioners to receive and exam
me the claims of the creditors of the Estate of
JONATHAN RAND, late of Harvard, deceas-
ed, represented insolveEt, hereby give notice,
that six months, from the 4th day of March
instant, are allowed for said creditors to bring
IN and prove their claims and that we shall
attend for that purpose at the house of Ezra
Wetherbee, Innholder in Harvard, on the first
Tuesday in April, June, August and Septem-
Der, from two to six o'clock, P NJ
BENJAMIN KIMBALL.
JEROME GARDNER,
Harvard, March 6. 1923. 10
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-, Worcester,s :. Probate Office, Jan. IS, 1928
40 me wsaV o and HEIRS Of WILLIAM PARMTNTEn,
a,e q " khan, IN said County deceased, and 20 all
offers tonceraedi IN he Estate Of said deceased,
GREETTNG
" GU are hereby cited to appear (if you
ID see 6t) at the Court Of Probate to b. holden
at Brookfeld, in said County, on the second Tues
ay in April uext, at one Of the clock, after noon,
to show cause why the Accounts OF the Administra
ton OF said Estate should not be allowed, and the
balance OF Estate decreed TO the widow, to enable
her 70 uphold life; and you will be heard thereon
~ NATHtr PAlNh y. Prttart.
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R RARE CHaNCE.

WNI I'LL be sold at Public Vendue, on SAT,
w URDAY, the Sd dag of .Mavnent. at one
o'clock, P NJ, that noted and most excellent
MILL SITE, in Sterling, on Saltwater River,
where more than 20 feet fall may be had, and
an abundance of water, and on which have re-
Gently been erected new Saw and Grist Mills
together with Dwelling House and Nov
Land, Wood Land, &C., in lots to suit purchas-
ers. Also, about rs acres of excellent LAND,
well apportioned, with good and convenient
Buildings, &c thereon
PHIN's. B. DANA. 4
Sterling, March 10. 6w&
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For Sale at .4nct;O7

HRY virtue of licence from the Hon. Judrs
= - !, OF Probate FOR the County of CheshTs.
~ D,, n; will be sold to the highest bidder, 81
lGESDaF, the 18th Of april neat, at 10
CLOCK a: MI on the premises all the Real
L lem winch belonged to MOSES BUSH, lafa
OF Troy, deceased, (the widow $ right az DOVE.
excepted consisting of one half the yalusbIs.
La tanning Works, formerly occupied BY Messrs,
y, wright Bush, situate near the centre Of
Troy n. H. Said Works are in good order far.
business, and consist of Currying Shop and a.
large Bark House, with an Iron Bark MIN
winch Is carried by water The whole of a
Darn House, 10 Vats almost new and in good
repair. Also, about acres of excellent Land
Aiso' tne feverslon OF the widows dover, which
been built only 3 or years. -''''-
u For further particulars. INQUIRE Of tbs.
subscriber. ALPHEUS CROSBY. 9d,a'r
Troy, IN. H.) March 10. 10
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T. & w. KEITH,
-WoRCE sTER.-

u Il feao rods south Of the Court House, IN
"AVE enlarged their assortment of Silver
II a and Steel SPECTA CLES S, and offer
to their friends and the public the best variety
OF the above named article that can be~found in
this County.
They will manufacture Gold and Silver Spec
TAcLE FRAMES to any pattern desired. and fit
Glasses to suit the eyes of the most difficult.
Glasses set in frames, where they have been
broken out, at short notice and exchanged,
when they do not suit those who wear them.
u They also offer for sale, great variety of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, MILITARY and
FANCY GOODS; SILVER, PLATED and
BRITANNIA WARE.
30 WATCHES and JEwELRY repaired in the
best manner CIV March 10
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The Franklin Insurance Company,
HMAV!NG capital of 100000, ali paid in,
Z make INSURANCE against FIRE on Build
lngs, 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. %.
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FOR SALE.

- A FARM, pleasantly situated on
fSsHFE1 IN the County road from Temple
5asE ton to Worcester, a part in Rutland
- and part in Paxton, consisting of
three hundred acres Of good Land, well divided
into Moving, Pasturing, Orchardng and Wood
Land, with two Dwelling Houses, two Barns,
and other Out Buildings. The Yards are sap
piled with water by Lead Pipes
u For further particulars, inquire of the
subscriber on the premises
ELIJAH DAVIS
Rutland, March 49, sig
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To be Sold or Let.

a TaN YARD, situated in Prescott, -Hanp-
IN shire County, half mile east of the Meet,
ing House, on the road from Boston to Nors.s-
ampton, the Premises consisting Of a. BARK
blouse, Bark Mill, propelled by water, Carriers
Shop, Dwelling House, Barn, and orber lBuil0-
ings necessary for the establishment with some
stock and Utensils. Payment made EASY.
1 sa premises will be sold at public safe ca
ao.SD:4F, the 18th Of .4prt ne1t, at O'Clock,
r. MIL not previously disposed Of
DAVID MELLEN.
Prescott, March 10. NO
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LEATHER

TWNHE subscriber has on hand, 400 Sides of
IL SOAL LEATHER, which he will sell at
from IL to p cents by the hundred; and 9 or
300 Sides of UPPER LEATHER, which he
will sell very low for cash or approved notes.
JACOB w WATSON.
Princeton, March I2 Ell
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FARM AT AUCTION.

q VILE subscriber will sell his Farm, of 100
! N acres, by estimation, at Public Vendue.
1o-!i0rro'o, the goth inst, at one clock, P. nj.
on the premises Gf not previously disposed Of
as private SALE OF which due notice will be Civ
en- Said Farm is situated on the Great Pass
Road, in Shrewsbury, II miles east of the cen
tire Meeting House, and is well proportioned in
to Moving, Tlllage, Pasturing, and Wood Land.
The House is nearly new the Barn is GA feet
by 81; and other Out-Buildings, all in good re-
Also, will be sold at the same time and place,
the Hay, Grain, Potatoes, and other articles on
the place Terms of payment easy, and Wilt
made known at the time and place Of sale.
q For further information, inquire Of tlta
subscriber on the premises
WILLARD DAY.
Shrewsbury, March 10.
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TAKE NOTICE.

u CAUTION all persons against purchasing a
n Note of Hand which gave Charles H. Per-
ry, for $26,12, dated July 80; 1927, as ] have
paid said Note, and have Receipt in full for
the same. INCREASE WARREN.
Westmoreland, Feb 6, 1928. 12
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FWNHE .anerican Journal of Education, or
"a March, is received at DORR 81 HQ' w
LANDS Bookstore, where subscriptions for
the work are received.
CONTENTS.
Miscellaneous undesirable E .i,scatso n in
of Paris Primary Sc hool
System in Boston; Primary School, Systei a OF
Maryland; Suggestions to Parents on Female
Education French Soci' ,ty for Elementary In
struchon' kev'e'cs.-sa mieson's Grammar OF
Rhetoric; Gallaudet' ) Address At 'the onenino
of the Female Sen mary in Hartford. Mte1f,
gence' Notsees, &C. March 49,
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NOTICE.

NOIICE.
pa WILL be sold at Public Auc-.
IgaaH w ton, at Lathes Tavern, in
laaEt4 charlton, TOMORROW, the 20tL.
valuable FARM, situated about two miles ;11s
southeast OF the centre of said Charlton. con-
tanning about l06 acres, well proportioned fora
Pasture, Moving, and Plough Land, with a
good House and Barn thereon Said Farm Isl
yell watered.. has a good Orchard and Wood
Lot, and Water Privilege that might be adj
Vantageously improved. For further particu-.
lars, apply to ELKANAH MINTIRE, living
on the premises. Terms of payment liberal .
Oxford, March 10. IRA BARTON
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"A LII persons are hereby forbidden to trust
IA or har5or SAMUEL CLARK, Cd, of Hub
bardston, who is under guardianship, and has
absconded ASA CLARK. Guardian
hubbardston, March 12, 1898. IL
ID EVIEW of I" A Discourse delivered at
MG Townsend, by Nathaniel Thayer, ID. d :"
entitled means by which Unitarian Christian
may refute Misrepresentation of their faith. y
By Timotheus For sale by
DORR & ROWLAND.
Worcester, March 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-27
Public Sale.

NDER the authority ofa deed Of trust from James
~ Patton, deceased, TO secure the payment of Ger.
tam debts therein mentioned the subscriber viii offer
at public sale, on Friday tie 17th day of October,
the following lots Of ground the Spring Garden,
that is to say:
One LoI on the west side Of Fayetie. s,reet,
the east side of Paynestree the north side of Wilkes
street, and south side Of Wolf.street
One other Lot on the West side Of West
Lane, east side of the gut emptying into Hunting
Creek. south side of Franklin Lane and north side Of
Jefferson Lane;
And part of Lot on the west side Of Nam
deville Lane, east side Of the said gut north side Of
Glbbon Lane and south side Of Wilkes Lane.
Also, six shares Of the capital Stock of the
Little River Turnpike Company, and shares Of
capital Stock Of the Great Hunting Greek Bridge
Company. Sale =! O'Clock p. N. Terms cash
BY order of the trustee.
sept 25-t17O GEO. WHITE, aue.
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NE,kMN Ef1D8IAs
,,nn,v MORNING., SEPTEMBER q, 1928.

po,,rc,L is in amost distressed and enSla''
...,, We had hopes, from the Cons'i'u-
...,cb,rter given by Don Pedro-from the
49,, .lS,,ce With England-and from the &C.
So. fine People themselves, that something
~. mild. 1--WE hardly expected free) govern
..,, would be adopted. But the usurpa'ion
= N;yueI has completely destroyed these hopes;
:, 60. c,n look tor nothing else than the night
# slavery and the darkness Of despousm' unless
n. People, maddened by their misrr!es' should
zoe i, their might, and hurl the tyrant from
ii. ,broue-Of which, from present appearan-
cos there is no prospect.
Portugal, with productive soil, delicious
Inmate and inviting situation, has been con-
,;,n., scene of bloodshed, cruelty, and tyranny
.,o. ..r sweet brow is sorrow ploug'd by shame,
Al annals graved in characters OF flame"
Iii, a melancholy reflection, that the first
,,ur,,iss of Europe, where Naturei is arrayed in
80, richest robes, and the works oil man are
s,o,d in their noblest state, should be burihen'
= ,.;,h IN. most in,o,erant and imhecile, yet
.,.,,,i,, a. Governments No wonder the ge-
MUS Of the People is debased, aud their morals
IepYared.