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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-26
T SEA MONSTER.

VHNHlS astonishing non-descript animal was
u; harpooned and taken near Lubbock, in
Maine, a few weeks since, by Capt. Allen and
his crew, after desperate contest of four hours.
Ills length was % feet, and his circumference
10 feet, and ne was supposed to weigh 30 tons.
Ills SKIN, weighing l4OO lbs, was taken off and
stuffed, and has recently been exhibited in Bos-
ton and Providence. 1t will be exhibited at the
Worcester HOTEL on Thursday and Friday of
this week. Admittance, 125 cts. March %.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-26

WORCESTER, IS. March &c, 1928.
VENAKEN on Execution, (having been pre-
D. vously attached on mesne process,l and
will be sold at Public Vendue, at Mr.. CYRus
STocKwELLs, in Worcester on MONDAY, tic
2eth day Of .4prit ne1t, at A o'clock, P. NJ. all
the right in equity which SAMUEL STUR-
TENANT, Junior, has to redeem the mortpag-
ed Real Estate wherein he now lives, situated
in Worcester. Also, the Farm on which his
father now lives, situated in the southerly part.
of said Worcester
IL DANIEL UPHAM, d. Sheriff.
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Mangactmers &. Wool Cmdeys

FENHE subscriber, grateful for the patronage.
IL he has hitherto been favored with, in the
business Of manufacturing Machine Cards and
Machinery for Picking and Carding Wool, has
made provision for furnishing said Machinery
of any description, together with or without the
Clothing, and will deliver and put the same in
complete operation. Also, Cotton and Wool
Machine Cards, warranted to be equal in every
respect to any article of the kind manufactured
in New England, and afforded on as favorable
terms. For conditions, &c. inquiries NAV be
made of.SAMUEL DAMAN and MICAH
HOLBROOK, Superintendent at the Factory.
or of the subscriber.
WANTED,-A FORGER and ono or two
IRON FlNlSHERS. Also, an experienced
CARD MAKER, to work in the Card Shop.
One who has from one to two Thousand dollars
to put in the latter business as a Partner would
be preferred. ARTEMAS DRYDEN, JR.
Holden March % IL
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PORTRAITS.

~ PLUMMER, Portrait Painter, respect
M-1o fully informs the public, that he has four
or five Pictures in the Room situated at the
second door below the office of Isaac Davis, Esq,
where he invites those who may wish to exam
inc them. Worcester March o.
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TempIeton, March 90.

WORCESTER, IS. March, 1928.
NW7 ILL be sold at Public Vendue, on THars-
w day, the Sd dag Of .4pru neat, at two
o'clock, ?. NJ, at the Factory recently occupied
by A. & D. ALDRIcH, in Worcester the follow
ing property, VIII Billy, 10 Satinett Looms,
with tacklng, Shearing Machine, Stove and
Funnel, Mapping Machine, Press g. Screw,
Teazle Frame, Copper Kettle, Iron do, l
Potash do, Drum Belts, 6 sheet iron Press
Plates groce Press Papers, 100 lbs. Roping
and Yarn, Iron Bar, part hid Oil, re- cast iron
Press Plates. ID DANIEL UPHAM.
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A FARM FOR SALE

SITUATE about two miles southerlv of the
~ Meeting House in Barre, containing lO8
acres of good Land, with two Dwelling Houses.
two Barns, and Out Buildings thereon we'll
divided into Moving, Plough, Pasture, and
Wood Land; two Orchards, and well watered
1t is calculated for two small Farms, or one, as
may suit the purchaser or purchasers Terms
Of payment fnpde easy. Inquire of JOSEPH
BARRETT near the premises.
March ID
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Factory and Water Pgiuileges.

FMSHE subscriber is now erecting in Holden.
N Factory Building, calculated to accom-
modate 1000 Spindles, with sufficient water
power to operate the same, which he will LET.
and give possession in May or Jnne, as NAV
bost suit the occupant lDT Three or four
Tenements may be had with the same.
" FOR SALE,-Three Water Privileges.
on good stream, with an average fall of 20
feet each. ARTEMAS DRYDEN, JR
Holden March 26
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TO LET.
A FARM FOR SALE.

En- Westminster, within few rods of the
IL Congregational Meeting House, containing
about sixty-fve acres, consisting OF Moving,
Tillage, Pasturage, with a Wood Lot, a good
Orchard, with due proportion of engrafted
fruit, large. and convenient Dwelling House,
two stories in front and three in rear, well fin
1shed, two Barns, large Chaise House and
Granary, Wood House, and other convenient
Out Buildings. Also, Lot, with a Lawyers
Office and Wood House thereon, very conven-
lent and pleasantly situated, about sixty rods
from said Dwelling House. The situation is
eligible for Lawyer or Gentleman Farmer
u Terms of payment liberal Application
may be made to ISAAC GOODWIN, ESQ. of
Worcester, or to the subscriber in Sterling.
ALEXANDER DUSTIN,
Sterling, March 26.
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NETE, the subscribers, having been duly app
Wv pointed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paines
Judge of Probate, &c; TO receive and examine
the claims of the creditors to the Estate of
WILLIAM FITCH, late of Sterling, in the
County of Worcester, deceased, represented in
solvent,-do hereby give notice, that six months
are allowed TO said creditors to bring in and
prove their claims; and that we shall attend
that service at Samuel Davis's Tavern, in said
STERLING, on the last Mondays in April, June,
and August, from two to six O'Clock, P. NJ, or
each of said days
MOSES THOMAS, ! 90
JACOB CONANT, e041fS'
Sterling, March a, 1928 13
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AWGIIQM sAI1S>
SALE OF NOTES

A T Public Auction, ON MONDAY NEXT,
"A (March 80 at Worthington's Hotel, IN
Worcester, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, a Note against
Samuel Harrington, Jr., payable to John w.
Hubbard, deceased, for $500, in carpenters
w;ark, at 33gg per cent. deduction f-om the rules
of carpenters work. Also. Note against Levi
Bigelow, payable in boards, secured BY mort
gage, for ssl00 Both said Notes belonging to
the Estate of said Hubbard
SAMUEL AUSTIN, Er'or.
BY his Attorney:
March 26. s. M. BURNSIDE.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-26

WARREN BRIDGE. The Bunker Hill Aurora,
published at Charlestown, declares that it is
" absurd and ridiculous to talk about continu-
ing to take tolls at the Warren Bridge, after it
shall have reverted to the State. VIII the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts," says he /" lay
an exorbitant-an unconstitutional tax upon
the citizens of Middesex and Essex, to support
the entire government We answer him, No
The State will compel no man to travel over
their bridge, but they aoiH require of those who
do it of choice, the usual toll as an equivalent
for the accommodation.
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NOTICE.

~TILL be sold at Public Auction, by Ii
w cense of the Hen. Court Of Common
Pleas, on the premises, in the north-westerly
part of Ashburnham, on TIIURSD.9T i, the Eth
day Of april nert, at one o'clock in the after
noon, all the Real Estate that NATHANIEL.
FOSTER, late of said AshburnFam, deceased,
died seized and possessed of, consisting of about
three hundred acres of Land, well watered,
with good Dwelling House, Wood House
and Barn standing on the same. About seven
ty or eighty acres of said Land consists Of good
Moving, Ploughing, Orcharding and Pastnr<
ing the remainder is good Timber Land, con-
tanning large quantity of the best Pine Tim
Der and considerable Hemlock. Also, the ono
undivided half of a Pew in Ashburnham Meet
ing House, and good Horse Shed by said
Meeting House. For further particulars, in
quire of Capt. THOMAS BENNETT, living
near said premises.
SAMUEL FOSTER, .qdasr.
Ashburnham, March IL, 1928. 10
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SENATORS FOR WORCESTER COUNTY.
Hon. JOSEPH DAVIS,
Hon. JOSEPH BOWMAN.
Hon. EDMUND CUSHING.
JOSEPH ESTABROOK, ESQ.

The above list of candidates for Senators was
nominated at meeting from various parts of
the County, held at the Court House, in this
town, last evening-Communic on the
subject of the Election, intended for our next
paper, must be handed in before Tuesday. to
secure an insertion.
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TO LET,

TO LET,
9gyra A HOUSE, next to the Court
taasfs5a IA House, west it has large,
aaa handsome Parlor, Setting Room
A='=saEszzzAH and Kitchen, six Chambers, and a
very large Garret; good well of water under
cover, and water can be drawn without going
out of doors. Privilege in a Barn for keeping a
Cow and Horse. The House may be entered
the first day Of May next. Inquire at this Office
Worcester, March 26. I3
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-26

THE TARIFF BILL. Accounts from Wash.
ington all agree, that, whatever probability
there might have been of the passage of any
BILL at the present session, for altering the rates
of duties on imports, it is daily diminishing.
The Jackson men, who have heretofore sup.
ported the protective system, appear determin-
cd to oppose the bill in any shape but the one
reported by the Committee on Manufactures
Their object evidently is, I'd defea. its passaoe
in any shape, and to throw the odium. if noss.
BILE, on the northern members. II is CLEARLY
demonstrated, as will be seen in an article IN
this days paper, that the bill, as reported,
leaves the wool manufacturer in worse situa.
ton than he is at present as the increased din.
ties on wool more than counterbalance those on
cloth
The debate on the bill, thus far, it is said has
displayed much ability. The speech of our
Representative has received communication
from various quarters. The. following is ex-
tracted from letter to the editor of the Boston
Courier, dated Washington March 10:
After the usual routine of business in tho
House this morning, the tariff bill was again
taken up IN committee of the whole, when Mr.
DAVIS OF Massachusetts, took the floor, and nd-
dressed me committee about two hours in one
OF the aolest and most argumentative speeches
that was ever made on this subject He re.
piled to Mr.. Claiborne of Virginia, on the con.
sttutionality of the question. in hold and
mastery style OF reasoning that must forever
put to rest the carpings the weak and narrow
MINDED men, who are eternally harpng upon
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-26
MARRIED D.

In Leominster, Mr. Joshua Turner to Miss
Mary Petts, both of Boston
In Lancaster, Dea. Jonas Lane to Miss Lydia
Wait
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-26

Worcester, IS, Probate Office, March 4, 1898.
10 ne WidosC and Heirs Of JONATHAN GATEs, laa
81 Westminster, ia sad Coseaty, deceased, ard 10
all others concerned IN The ESt1ae Of said deceased
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Is, see MY at the Court of Probate to be hnldes
~ fenrletoh, in said County, on the 22d day of
May next. OF ten of the clock before noon, Ia
Show cause why the account of the Adminislra.
tioa Of said Estate should not be allowed; aud ynu
will be heard thereon
tst's NArH'r PANE u P@s,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-26

Our STREETS. 1t is related of a New Eng
landman, who was travelling in Ohio, in the
spring of the year, when it was rather muddy,
that, seeing hat lie in the road, he reached
with his cane and turned it over, when he dis
covered that he had removed it from the head
of fellow traveller, which just appeared above
the mud. Commserating his unfortunate sit
uation, he offered to afford any relief in his
power. " Never mind, said the other have
a good horse under me and he will clear the
slough in two or three jumps more. Now, our
streets much of the time for few months past,
have come nearer to the idea which we should
form, from the above anecdote sof the Ohio roads
than any thing else that we have ever seen;
and it has come to that pass, that we must eth
er mend oar aoays, or get Ohio horses to travel
them with.
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NATH'L PAINE. J. Prob.

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March S, 1928.
10 the Hears of'SARAH SIpLEV, late Of Northboro',
III SAID COsty deceased ogd 10 all others cancernas
IN DE EStotc Of said deceased, CREEPING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
m see tit)at the Court of Probate to be hold, a
at Worcester, in said County the first Tuesday
in May next, at one OF the clock, afternoon, 10
show cause why the accounts of the Adminis,ra.
ton OF said Estate should not be allowed and you
win be heard thereon
rs NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear tif you
IA see ht) the Court of Probast so be holden
at Worcester,I in said County ,On the first Tuesday
in May next, at ten of the clock, before noon !.
to show cause why l;eence should not be granted To-
sell andcOnvey SO much of the Real Estate of sad
deceased as viii raise the sum of SS4O0. for the
paymeat Of debts and charges; and you will BE-
heard thereon.
xl3 NATIi'L PAINE r. Pyob
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EDUCATION.

MISS SOPHIA ". GROUT proposes 10
I'VE recommends her SCHOOL, for the IN
struction of Young Ladies, in Templetor, ON
.AONDAY, the tittk day Of May neat.
March IL xll
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-26

During the last summer the English papers
published an account of this persons extensive
operations as receiver of stolen goods. At the
same time the people of this country were mott
fed that he had left England with the inten-
ton of paying us visit Jones, as he calls
himself, is rather good looking man, with a
Jewish physiognomy; and is apparently not
more than 35 years old
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-26

THIS theme, from Gov Giles down to his more
humble followers, the authors of the Boston re-
port. lie next proceeded to examine the argu-
hents OF Messrs. Wright and Stevenson, mem
Ders OF the committee on manufactures, and
went on, destroying and emitting up, root and
branch, one position after another, which they
had attempted to establish, till past the hour of
8 o'clock, when the committee rose"
Ar'ther letter, dated March 10, thus speaks
of the conclusion of the speech
Mr.. Davis of Massachusetts, addressed the
committee about one hour, and concluded his
remarks in favor of the amendment offered by
Mr.. Nalary, and IN opposition to the bill as re-
ported by the committee on manufactures He
examined the several minimums as proposed by
the bill, and showed most conclusively that mel
Their the wool grower nor manufacturer could
hope tor any benefit from the practical opera
ZION OF the duty, taken in connection with the
proposed duty on wool. He proceeded farther
IN examination OF the arguments advanced by
Messrs. Wright and Stevenson. and totally de-
stroyed the foundations upon which they had
built superstructures which they believed no
power OF argument or eloQuence could over
throw. lie INDUCED in a strain of sarcastic re-
mark upon some of the positions of Mr. Steven
son, which, think, must have made this ." hon
est, honest lago"-l do him injustice, should
say apothecary, almost ready to swallow an
ounce Of his own nostrums, and thus rid him
self at once of all legislation; really, he was
made to appear very ridiculous
The Postmaster at New York has given no
tice, that, after the first of April, the Great
Eastern Mail will be sent from that city by
steam boats to New Haven, every morning, at
o'clock excepting Sundays, when it will be
forwarded as usual by land By this arrange
ment the mail will probably be received in this
town about II O'Clock in the forenoon, and in
Boston at 5 in the afternoon u the day after its
leaving New York; or hours earlier than
by the present arrangement
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-12
Dyspepsia.

nR.MEAD'S PILLS have beenproyed bytGe
IL fallible testof truth, experience, the ra
fectuaI medicine ever offered in any country, taa
cure ofall those deranged states of the digesV' /,
CANS, denominated DYSPEPSIA, or lNDlGEsIHI
which frequentlynakes its appearancein 1.-THE HoSz
p~licated forms, such as loss ofappetite, ~sicknesfA
stomach, and sometimes vomiting belching w aI
ter, which issometimes tasteless, but most ccrnaI
sour; knawing in the stomach, heartburn, eosirsts
p~aleness ofthe countenance, Ianguor, lownes d
spirits, palpitation of the heart, vertigo and ttgd
sleep. The number ofthese symptoms yariesht'
entpatients, by some being felt only in parts V
others, have additional ones, equally disagaai
such as severe pains inthe head and breast, ita'reI
emaciation, or wasting ofthe whole body, With z
weakness particularly of the legs. These pills
most efTectually remove all sourness of the s,lf
not merely by neutralizing the acid, but by cOrt'
that morbid state ofthe secretions which give ts
it; and at the same time will restore to the debta.
organs of digestionthat tone and vigor which q
lutely necessary to the well being of the snimaitr
omy. The best proof oftheir efficacy is, thiits
are prescribed by many ofthe first physicians, 't
ed by the neutrality-suspicious. throughout h
Mon. ,,.
The above valuable remedy issold byE. STAB
&SON, Alexandria, who are agents tor the N'fl,
turer; by N. Jewett, Washington City, and oynr
the Druggists throughout the United States son |
wholesale, by o. & w. Hull, Druggists, New cl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-12
State Of Maryland,

Charles County, SCI.
I'm anolication to the subscriber one of the Judges
~ of the Orphans Court of Charles County, by Pc
tition in writing of Hczekiah w. Burroughs OF CharIes
County, for the benefit OF the Act OF Assembly 1or
the relief of Insolvent Debtors, passed at November
session 1905, and the several supplements thereto on
the terms mentioned therein a schedule OF properly
and a list of his creditors on oath, so far as he can as
certain them, being annexed to his petition and be-
ing satisfied by competent testimony that the said He
zekiah w. Burroughs has resided two years immedi'
stely preceding the time of his application IN the
State of MARYLAND, and being also satisfied that the
said Hezekiah w. Burroughs is in actual confinement
for debt and for no other cause, and the said Hezek.-
ain w Burroughs having entered into bonds with sui
fcient security for his personal appearance IN Charles
County Court to answer such allegations as his credit,
ors NAV make against him. 1t is therefore ordered
and adiudged that the said Hezekish w. Burroughs
be discchargedfrom Imprisonment, and that by caus'
inc a copy of this order to be inserted in the National
IntfelIirencer or some other paper edited in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, once a week for two months sue
cess;yely before the third Monday in August next, he
p;yes notice TO his creditors to appear before the said
Gountv Court at Port Tobacco in said county OIL the
third Monday in August next for the purpose of re-
commenting a Trustee for their benefit, and to shew
cause. if any they have, why the said Hezekiah w.
burroughs should not have the benefit OF the several
Insolyent Laws of this State as prayed.
JOHN FERGUSON.
;,re s-1aw2m. JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
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George 5. HOugh

TSnow opening 4 select assortment OF fhlN
GOODS, among which are the following, VIZ
Blue cloths and cassimeres
Steel mkt and medley do
Black do, some superior
Vigonia and Rouen cassimeres for summer
Stripes of all kinds
white and striped satteens very neat for pantaloons
Colored and white drillings
Beautiful assortment of vestings
Black lastingssnd circassians
Black and copd brochelle, a new article for coats, &c.
Super and common black bombazine
Bombazettes SO.
Green, blue, orange and black rattinett for coach lin.
ing
Irish linens, sheetings and lawns
S4 and 60 very stout barnsley diaper
DO do cotton do
Damask napkins
Super black Italian lustring
Black and plain gros-de-naplcs
Pink, blue and real blue black. satin
Bonnet cambria, millinetand foundation muslin
Furniture cambria and garment dimities
Plaid and stripe catipa'ye
Batiste robes
Calicoesa and super ~ginghams
First quality and common nankins
Nankin dye blue do
Grenadine and barrage scarfs
Fancy silk and gauze hdkfs
Fine blue searsuckers d,
Large assortment of colored, black and white silkand
cotton hosiery
Gauze hannels
worsted bindings, all colors
Carpet do
Red, black, drab and blue cotton 10
Parasols and umbrellas
Russia, Gcrmanand Scotch linens and diaper
White, green and other Italian grapes
Black and colored Canton do
Mems and boys Leghorn, fine palm-leaf& coarse hats
Leghorn fats and crowns
Super patent roller suspenders
Grey Canton pongees
Chcp tickings
With a general assortment of
DOMESTTCS and COTTON YARN.
4mo 90
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Or. RMsh's
.july9

Anil Dvspeptic on Sour Stomach ft%S,
A. - :, ~. remedy for indis sestlon IN It's most
a complicated forms. OF the variety OF DISEASES
,.h;ch m. human system is subject, tew are more u
horn. none moro distressing or Destructive 70 ny ~ Sa
.titut;on than Indigestion or Sour Stomach
."s nr.v,;Is 70 = great extent. and has SO generally oai-
A,d the skill of the faculty, that a remedy easy ~
m;n,stration is truly a desideratum IN every place II
truth of this statement is confirmed oy inc Npe So.
or thousands VINO have suffered under It, VINO aite'
having used many remedies to nc purpose
Obliged TO have recourse to such palliatives as tney ma
s.S.. =, end most conducive to their comfort. by
INDIGESTION is meant loss of appetite and great "eaSne'''
particularly Of the legs, and a wasting OF the ~hoe,ys
tenn Heartburn, or an uneasy sensation d "ea' aoU'
the nit of the stomach, which IS sometimes emu
with nausea or sickness OF the stomach anu "'""
b.lchins up of water which is generally sour Paeh nea
of the conference, eostiveness' ianS"H,' s" -,
lowness OF spirits, disturbed sieeP' P~P"A
heart. hatulence, SC.
rhese vmp,oms vary in different persons, some ex-
,sr;encine more Of them. and some less, eacn IN INC
order and degree of his own particular case '3ese
pills act IS a powerful tonic, neutrai,ze tue ac'u upon
the stomach, give siren 9Th to the deoll'a'ea orsa"so
digestion, restore the appetite. remove nausea az u
stomach, and ultimately recover the hea"h o' '"spa.
t;.nt They do not contain mercury IN any 'orm' nor
10 thew s;eEe the stomach as most purgative medicines
40 hut perform the office of 4 safe and mild PnrSaeiSe'
and are not surpassed by any medicine. ihey sIs
therefore particularly calculated tor family use
The inv entor of these Pills was one oil the most e"i.
nent practitioners of medicine in the United oea'es' u
ns.a them SUGGEST lily in his practice TOR ten years
TS.v.re not vot I'D as a nostrum to deinde the credp.
49,. h,tt ara recommended on the basis oil truth and
.x,.r;ence. In order that they NAV become extensive,
.f,I and within the reach of all, they are offered
49, low mice of 30 cents per box Sold by
49, f.. 4 FIR & son,
lilo FairfaT street, alexandria.