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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-08
BLACKSTONE CANAL NAVIGATION
WORCESTER.

WEDNESDAY, July |.
.4rtioed, Boat SmithfeLd, Slack, master, from
Providence, with 500 bushels Salt, Bar Soap
Machinery, and sundries.
Boat Superior, Jackson, master, from Prov
idence, with 5000 feet Boards, 81 900 Shingles
1000 Clapboards, 5000 feet white wood Boards
so bushels Corn, and so bushels Rye
Boat Washington, Novel; master, from
Providence, with 1000 feet thick Lumber, &C
barrels Flour, and % tons Bar Iron.
CLeared, Boat Superior, for Providence, with
Lumber for Millbury.
THURSDAY, July 9.
Cleared, Boat Smit4feld, for Providence,
with Water Pumps.
FRIDAY, July 8.
4rrtced, Boat Independence, Mowry, master,
from Providence, with 60 passengers.
Boat Goo. Lincoln, Howell, master, with pas
sengers and Oysters
SATURDAY, July 4.
.Arrired, Boat Salisbury, Jones, master, fir on
Providence, with 66l9 feet Boards, Joist anC
Plank, 10000 Shingles, ITS Clapboards, Chi
ma Ware, and Groceries, for PERSONS in Wor
cester; 40 bushels Corn, 4S do. Rye, and Z
barrels Flour, for L. Fiske & Co., Sturbrldge
Potash for w. Buffum jr., Holden.
Boat Mendon, Brownell, master, with 7047
feet Boards, Plank, and Joist, 1000 Clapboards
56,250 Shingles, and A Soapstone Furnaces,
for persons in Worcester; Flour, Dry Goods,
and Groceries, for c. Hatch g. Co., Leicester
Boat Independence, Mowry, master, from
Mlllbury, with passengers.
Boat Goo. Lincoln, Howell, master, from
Millbury, with passengers.
Boat Lafayette, Poor, master, with 100 bush
els Corn, Is barrels Flour, 5000 feet Lumber
hhds. Rum, and assorted Groceries.
Cleared, Boat Salisbury, for Providence, with
Cards
Boat JNendOn, for Providence, with Machine
ry and Cards.
Boat independence, for Millbury, with pas
sengeIs.
Boat Coo. Lincoln, for Millbury, with pas
sengers.
MONDAY, July 6.
.4rriUtd, Boat WOOnsOket Burgess, master,
from Providence, with 1850 feet Boards and
Plank, Ill 800 Shingles, 400 Clapboards, and
Lime.
Boat Smuhfeld, Slack, master, 9from Provi-
dence, with 2l67 feet of Plank and Boards,
So, $50 Shingles, Plaster of Paris, Casks Wa
ter Cement, and quantity Of Furniture for
persons in Worcester 3 tons assorted Groce-
ries for l.. Fiske & Co. Sturbrdge.
Boat Providence, Hill, master, with 100, $50
Shingles, 43l5 feet Boards, Plank, and Joist,
and 1925 Clapboards.
Boat John Darts, Brigham, master, with 625
bushels Corn, 80 do. Rye, IA barrels Flour,
10000 Shingles, 9 tons Wire, Kitchen Furnac-
es, Shovels, and sundries
Cleared, Boat Goo Lincoln, for Providence.
Boat independence, with 10 passengers, for
Providence.
Boat Providence, for Providence, to freight
with Wood.
Boat Lafayette, for Providence, with 12J
Chairs, Cords Wood, and Hoop Poles.
TUESDAY, july Z.
Cleared, Boat John DauiS, Brigham, master
for Providence, with 3 Wool Carding Ma
chimes, IL bales Cotton Goods, Shearing Ma.
chimes, Cotton Thread and Cards.
Boat SmithfeId, for Providence.
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d. ED:

In this town, June %, Mr.. William Elder
aged "a. Printers IN Ne1o York are requested
to insert this death.
In Paxton, June 81, Mr.. John Howe, aged
73.-Printers in .Nelo York are requested to
insert this death.
In Shrewsbury, June 80, Mrs Tabitha Slo-
comb, consort of the late Mr.. George Slocomb,
aged 73.
In Hubbardston, June Is, Mr.. Issachar Ad-
ans, aged 75.-PrinterS IN .Nclo Hampshire
and Vermont are requested to insert thiS death.
In Grafton May %, Lieut.. Moses Hayden,
aged S6.-Prnters in New Hampshire Ne1o
York, and Vermont are requested to tnS5rt THIS
DEATH.
In Chichester, IN. III May 90, Mr. Sylvester
Kelly, aged "a, son of Dr.. Amasa Kelly
In New York, June Is, Mr. Amos Wood
ward, lately merchant of Boston, formerly of
ORANGE
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LOST:

kgETWEEN the Iron Foundry in Brookfeld
-ED and Stevens's tavern in North Brookield,
on the 2lst of June last, a Pocket Book, con-
tanning the following described Notes, viz:
one signed by Henry Sprague, dated April 1,
1879, of % dollars and some cents-one signed
OTIS Converse, dated October / 1898 of 50 81, dol
pie, dated January Is, 1899, of "a dollars and
some cents-one signed Eli jerks, dated May
70, 1879, of $10-one signed Permela Con-
verse, dated April l, 1899, of $3.50, all paya.
Bile TO the subscriber on interest-also, one sign
ed Elisha Drake, payable to Joseph Doafie, of
about $17, dated in April, 1896, and many 9TH
er papers of no use to any person except the
owner. Whoever has fonnd the same shall be
generously rewarded by leaving it at Stevens's
Tavern, or with the subscriber in Moth Brook
field. THOMAS w. CONVERSE
July 8. 1917
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.AttentiOn for q feaO dnus.

EENkS's newly. invented seven feet TeIe-
81 scope, for viewing spots on the Sun, the
Moon, Planets, Eclipses, Sc, and his highly
improved Solar Microscope, having magnify
ing power of eight millions the greatest ever
produced yet-also his new portable Camera
ObscurG, producing large and beautiful field
of view,--are now in operation at the room d.
rectly opposite the north side of the Town
Hall, where vsiters cannot but be gratified with
viewing tho same. Admission to the whole,
20 cents; Children half price; Companies of
6, one-thrd less
~ The above useful Optical Instruments
are made and for sale by tire subscriber who
will furnish them to companies or individuals
at from to hundred per cent. less than the
English manufacture r. w. jerks.
Worcester, July |. 26
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NOTICE.

TENHE subscriber intends to establish an
IL Agency and General Commission Store
at SAVANNAH, and solicits consignments from
manufacturers of Cotton and WOollen Goods,
Hats, Shoes, Boots, and Merchandise generally:
DANIEL HAYWOOD.
Worcester, July 8. tf27
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The Massachusetts &pu.

NNHIS ancient and well established News
IL paper, which has large share of public
patronage, is offered with the entire apparatus
and materials of the Office for sale, either the
whole or such share of it as may be agreed
on. For further particulars, application may
be made to Maj, SIMEON BURT, Worcester
bnly s, 81
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SAVINGS BANK.

WNHE Trustees of the Worcester County
n Institution for SaringS are notified that
their semi-annual meeting will be held at the
Hall of the Worcester Bank, on TUESDAY,
the 14th instant, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, the day
previous to declaring the mi.annuaf dividend.
ISAAC GOODWIN, Sec'ry.
Worcester, July g. 81
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STRAY MARE.

DROKE into the Enclosure of the subscriber
ID on the 18th of June last, a dark chestnut
or brown MARE, supposed to be 10 or r. years
cid, has white spot on her back near the left
shoulder. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges, and take her away
CALEB UNDERWOOD.
Hubbardston, July 8.
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BANKS A committee appointed to inquire
into the situation of the Middle District Bank
at Poughkeepsie, IN. Y. have made a report,
from which it appears that the liabilities of tie
bank amount to $l73, leg, Of which $l4O697
is for bills in circulation. The available means
OF the bank, considered good, amount to $l18,-
367, which, if all realized without expense,
would pay 68 cents on the dollar The ways
and means considered doubtful, but from which
it is expected that Something considerable will
be realized, amount to $lO7 ,594. The stock
which was paid for in cash, amounted to $751;
799, the whole of which is probably sunk. This.
however, was less than one.third part of the
whole amount Of capital stock. One person
peter EveritD held stock to the amount Of
$275,000 for which the directors, instead of ex-
acting payment in cash, had taken his ndvid-
ual note at 5 per cent. interest, payable in
June, 1882. Where business is conducted in
such manner, bank failures are not to be WON
dered at
The affairs of the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank at Pawtucket have been examined into
by committee of the State Legislature, from
which we learn that the capital paid in was
5000, 900, and the amount of bills in circulation
is only $2l ,4l2. The debts due the bank are
considered to be well secured, and the commit
tee say they are perfectly satisfied, from their
examination, that all the demands against the
bank, whether for bills, deposites, or capital
stock paid in, are secure, and will eventually
be paid"
Subsequently, Commissioners were appoint
ed by the Legislature who have taken posses
sion of the property Of the bank, which will be
appropriated to the payment of the debts as soon
as IS practicable. In the mean time. the bills
are received in payment of debts due the bank,
and, as the amount in circulation is small, that
will keep them up at their par value.
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Worcester, July s.

W. FRANCHISE. BIGELoW,
WORCESTER, IS. July 6, 1929.
TENAKEN on Executions, (having been pre-
IL viousy attached on mesne process) and
will be sold at Public Vendue, on the premises,
on MONDAY, the 10th day Of .4ugust 3seat, at
one o'clock, P. M, all the Right in Equity
which JAMES BROWENG has to redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate on which he now lives;
containing about one hundred and twenty-three
acres, situated in the westerly part of Hub
bardston, in said County.
*27 LUTHER CLIFFORD, D. Sheriff.
WORCESTER, s.. June 80, 1899.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
~ Executions, and will be sold at Public Auc.
ton, on FRIDAY, the 3lst day Of july ne1t, at
o'clock, P. NJ, at Solomon c. Pratts Inn, in
Ftchburg, all the Right in Equity which
GEORGE WALL and MOWRY FARNIJM
have to redeem the following Real Estate, viz:
certain tract OF Land in the easterly part of
said Fitchburg, adjoining land of Joshua Good
ridge, Grace Wood, Oliver Fox, and others. on
the road from Fftchbnrg to Leominster, having
a large Woollen Factory four Dwelling Hous,
es, and other Buildings thereon, being the same
land formerly owned by Oliver Fox, and by Jat:
cob Upton
Also, on Tuesday, the 9TH day of august
nett, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at Calvin Rawson's
Inn, in U xbridge, all the Right in Equity which
the said George Wall has to redeem the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, viz the Real
Estate occupied by said Wall, in the south
westerly part of Mendon, on each side of the
road leading to the South Parish, being about
1875 acres, bounded by Blackstone River, land
of Edwin D. Sargent, Collins Capron, Judith
Southwick, Essex Pitts, and Others, Also, a
Pasture of about &c acres, on said Blackstone
River, bounded by land OF. the Blackstone Com
pany, John Southwick, Joseph B. Cook, and
others. Also, Grist-M ili, owned in common
with Collins Caption, situated on an island in
Blackstone River. Also, a certain tract %
Land, situated in the easterly part of Uxbridge,
of about $50 acres, occupied by said Wall and
Noah Taft, and in part by Luke Taft, having
on the same Il Woollen Factory and other
81 SAMUEL HOUGHTON. D. Sheriff
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TO BE LET.

"A GOOD LUMBER YARD on the Black:
IA stone Canal, situated in Worcester, about
sixty rods below the head of the Canal !; also, a
convenient BASIN, and W.4EE- HOUSE SO
feet by 80. The Whole or part will be let, on
application to
FRANCHISE. BiGELoW,
WnrceSfnr Inlu s &C
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MELANCHoLY EVENT. On the Both ult. a
person named John Davis, Jr, who was en-
ployed in the paper mill of Gen. Leonard Bur-
bank, at Fitchburg, while engaged about the
gearing of the mill, was caught between the
fy-wheel and trunde- head and instantly torn
to pieces, nothing but his head remaining en-
tire. "The first notice which the people in the
mill had of the accident, was by the sudden
stopping of the mill, when upon looking for
the cause, the unfortunate man was found in
the situation above mentioned 1t is supposed
that, while standing near the Wheel and reach
ing forward Cor some purpose, the apron which
he had on was caught by the cogs of the wheel,
| and he was thus drawn where he was instantly
crushed to death" Mr.. Davis was native of
Pittsfeldj (Vermoh) and sustained an uhblem-
ished character for industry and sobriety. His
age was %.
JENKs's EXHIBITION. We would advise those
who have not already visited this exhibition to
do it while they have the opportunity The
solar microscope alone, which reveals to the
eve of the astonshed behoder the secrets of
the invisible world" magnifying animals so
minute as not to be discerned by the naked eye,
into goodly sized beasts, developing their con-
formation even to the whiskers on their noses,
will more than compensate any one for the
money he pays for the whole exhibition. In
addition to this the Astronomer and the Cam
era Obscura, which is on larger scale, are
both we'll worth seeing. See advertisement.
The repairs on the Canal at Mendon were
completed, and the water let in again, on Tues
day of last week The Canal is now in excel
lent order throughout, so that the boats make
their trips with ease and expedition. The bu-
siness done OH it, fully equals our expectations,
with every indication of prospective increase.
New sources of business, through this channel,
are constantly developing themselves, making
that valuable, in many instances, which, before,
was of little worth. Among the articles Of ex-
port we should suppose that hoop-poles, slaves,
and heading, for lime casks, would become of
considerable importance to this vicinity.
The Central Bank in this town have fixed
e. fha,r
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REFORM. We perceive that the Egis is no
longer the official paper of the post Office in
this town. While we are ready to do full JUS
tice to the faithfuness with which our postmas-
ter performs the duties of his Office, we must
be permitted to say, that, in this instance, the
public good has not been consulted; and that
the transfer of the advertising of letters to a
paper which has not half the number of sub
scribers in this town that the Egis has, is
too much in character with the reform going
on at Washington to give general satisfaction.
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me Cent ReaUard.

Post Riders Notice.
To one and all who take of me,
The EGIs, SPY, or YEoMAN,
III serve you with fidelity
Give just offence to no man;
But shall name thing or two,
(Should no farther dare go,)
1t must be evident to you,
That money makes the mare go
Yours, lVERS WHITE.
Ashburnham, July 8. 81
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The SEASON. The drought, which was be-
ginning to be severe, has been most opportune
ly arrested by free and copious falls of rain.
More or less fell on every day of the last week,
and most Of the time when it did not rain was
cloudy and misty, although we had occasional
intervals of sunshine. The effect on vegetation
rs most propitious. Though, in some instances
the grass was already cut. and in others it was
too far advanced to be materially benefited by
rain, yet on the whole, the effect must be to
make very great increase of the crop of hay
in this county. English grain looks very prom
ising, and, although the weather has been rath-
er cool for Indian corn, we should think the
prospectio for fair crop by no means discouraging
The weather is now CFuosday) settled again,
with clear sky, and pure, invigorating air.
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The horse and gig mentioned in our last
as having been stopped in this town, proves
to be the one advertised as being stolen
from New York. The owner has arrived and
reclaimed the property. We understand that he
let 1t to one of the persons in whose possession
it was found, to go to Hackinsack in New Jer-
sey, for two days, only. After his arrival here,
finding that, If lie testified to the facts within
his knowledge at the adjourned examination of
the prisoners, he would have to give bail for his
appearance as a witness at the October term of
the Supreme Court, he took possession of his
property, and departed, leaving the prisoners
to their fate The consequence must be, that,
in the absence of any evidence against them,
sufficient to justify their detention, they must
be discharged.
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PRoGREss OF "REFoRM." The most extern
sive system of internal improvement ever de-
vised in this country, by which the city Of Phil
! adelphia was to be connected by means of ca
mails and railroads with Lake Erie, and, by
two different routes, with the Ohio River, has
been for three or four years in successful pro-
gress in the State of Pennsylvania, and near
hundred miles of the canal is already complet
ed But in an evil hour the late Legislature of
the State, in their zeal for reform, removed the
old Board of Canal Commissioners. for no rea-
son but their political heterodoxy, although
they had given the best of all proof of their
qualifications for the office, in the success of
their plans, and filled their places By others of
the true jackson cast. The measures adopted
by the new board have driven the three princi-
pal engineers to resign their situations, and to
leave the service of the State, and have so i'm
paired the public confidence, in their fitness for
the office, that they are unable to procure the
necessary funds to proceed with the works.
The Legislature, by law, authorized a loan of
two millions of dollars to be procured for that
purpose, and proposals were advertised for, in
the usual manner. But, when the time came
for examining them, it was found that only
about $4,000 was taken. The Commissioners
then advertised the stock at auction, on the 9th
ult. At the appointed time numerous compa-
ny assembled, but when the stock was offered,
there was not single dollar of it taken! We
learn, by the Philadelphia papers, that there is
no want of money; that, indeed, the capitalists
are anxious to invest it in canal stock, bit will
not trust it to the management of the present
board of Commissioners. The works must,
therefore, come to a stand til! the next meet
ing Of the Legislature, when it is to be hoped
that the Commissioners, who have been Gre
| formed" into Office, will be " Nortoni1ed'' out;
and that the tried and faithful servants of the
State, who were removed to make way for them,
will be re-instatsd in their places.
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CALICOES,
10 per- cent. cheaper than ever.
TENHE subscribers will close their lot of sum-
Il mer Calicoes at the above rates. The
assortment and prices offer inducements to pur-
chasers rarely to be met with,
ID. G. WHEELER, JR, 81 co.
Worcester, July g. 81
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The Central Bank in this town have fixed
upon Monday for their discount day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-10
CONGRESS.


WAsHrNoroN. Dec. S.-Thc House of Representa-
clio Of the Constitution providing for its meeting on
members being called over l96 to their
The House having been organized by the Clerk, pro-
cceded to the election of Speaker, when, upon ballot,
thers appeared for the Hon. Andrew Stevenson of Vr-
ginia l52. William d. Martin 81 Joel b. Sutherland 4,
John w. Taylor B. Henry II. Storrs g Henry w. Storrs
1, Henry Y Storrs 1, Henry c. Ma indac 1, Ambrose
Spencer 1, Startling Tucker 1, blanks 4.
II will be thus seen, that out Of hundred and
ninety six, the number Of members present, Mr. Ste
venson received one hundred and GHy .ftc0. The
remaining votes were scattered neither MIR. Martin,
Mr. Sutherland, MIR. Store, the other gentlemen
voted for, being candidates. The election OF officer
Of the House then took place; Mr.. Ramsay nominated
Matthew ST. Clair Clarke, Esq. for clerk Of the House
for the 2ist Congress-
Mr.. johnson OF Kentucky, after moving for a post.
ponemcnt Of the election until Thursday, and suisse
qaeaty, until Tomorrow proposed Virgil Maxcy, Esq
OF Maryland. ballot taking place upon this proposis
ton, Mr.. Clarke elected by vote Of 1885, In an
nouncng this result II is due 10 Mr. Maxcy well
the friends Of that gentleman, TO state, that he
abs; mt 'front.' city, and that his put in
ination, without his knowledge, concert among his
fends. Mr. John o. Dunn was unanimously re- eIs ct.
ed to the Off ;e OF Sergeant at Arms, Capt Benjamin
Burch elected Doorkeeper, and Mr. Overton Carr,
Assistant Doorkcepcr.
Col. DAYTON Of South Carolina, and General De.
SKA Of Tennessee, were appointed committee ait
upon the President inform him that the House was
in session, and prepared TO receive any communication
from him; after which adjournment took place until
twelve O'Clock to day. ~. s Tel.
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nov commend you. fellow citizens to the guidance
Of Almighty God, with full reliance his merciiu
providence for the maintenance OF free institutions
and with supplicaion, that whatever
may be my lot to commit in dschargng the arduous
duties which have devolved me, will lind remedy
In the harmony and wisdom Of your counsels.
ANDREW JACKSON
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EGnA fiIn our last for IS The number of Delegates
the Middle District, M G0rdon's
offered Saturday, assigned, Report that davis
Proceedings to NcssTs. Clayton Campbell nro
rUersed-that what offered by
report ascribcd to MIR. Campbcll uice corsa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-10

citizen from the East will the crowded state Of
our columns this morning-we shall certainly publish
hi' Card on Saturday, with such remarks the liberal
aud friendly spirit oil his a1peat deserves
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-10

PIRGLVLA STATE LOTTERY
n NOR the benefit of the Richmond Dock Conipanl,
n Class No T. to be drawn in the City of Richmond ,
on Friday l fth inst. 1t two'o'clock, p. NJ.
60 Number Lottery-9 Dratcr Ballots.
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Ltfnatie Hospital, williamsburg.
NOTICE is hereby given that all the cells In this
" institution occupied, and that more patients
will be received until Of the said cells vacant
due notice Of which will be given. BY order Of the
Court Of Directors l.. HENLEY
May % b-9
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Valuable Land for -ale.

n WISH =" Sei NV tsact of Land l,inein
u Ainhei 81 county adjamng e lands ui Mes.
- Amblrr " NJ, Dnnlfl. T.. Wmston and If
ihefs -lhfs tract OF land contains about 80
acr :. II llrs well, Is ia Il good neig hbor hood.
aud surpassed by lew upland plantations or
fertility oi soil There Is good proportion of
lohaecn land On ~. and fhr balance well adap.
ted la ihn cultivation of small gram. My object
- selling \ To rcno' To the western county
II moi privately before, shall oftr It for SAFE on
the premises Ia the h hest bidder on krlda,
III" 9th day Of February nexl. The terms
will he one third cash. the balance IN one and
two Years A satisfactory title will DC made be.
fore ANY payment Is required
ISAAC HANSARD.
Jan % d.lt