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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-13
BAR IRON and STEEL.
No. 4 HeyCood & Paine's Buildings,
Wucb;Y1 o.too, Coa,o,o

Wastington-Square.
EOR SALE, by JOSEPH PRATT, good
n assortment of Bar Iron of various sizes
and kinds, viz: Russia, Swedes, English, and
American Iron, together with Plates and Rods
of all sizes; Forge Draughts, such as Axle
Mouds, Sledge do, Box do, &c &c.
Atso,-Cast Blistered, German and Ameri-
can Steel. Stage, Chaise, and Wagon Axles
and Boxes, turned and fitted with Nuts, con-
stantly on hand. Pipe Boxes from u to p
inches, trimmed smooth, an excellent Box for
Chases. Darby's Patent Cart and Wagon
Boxes of all sizes
u N. B. The above will be sold at as low
prices as can be purchased in Boston or Prov
ldence, with the small addition of the Canal
freight. tf19 Worcester, Nav 10.
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MARCUS ROWLAND.
TAILOR,

As taken Shop in Spencer, near the
IN Meeting House, where he hopes. by his
Punctuality and attention to business. to merit
share of public patronage He Aatters him
self that his long experience in business, and
constant endeavors to please, will enable him
to give satisfaction to his customers.
u Work done in City Style, and by expe.
rienced workmen
G The latest Fashions just received from
New York
n B. Cutting done on short notice
Spencer, May I3. 10
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-13
EXTENSION OF THE BLACKSTONE
CANAL

A second meeting of citizens in favor of ex.
tending the Blackstone Canal to Ftchburg, is
hereby appointed, agreeably to a vote of the
former meeting, to be holden at Writings Inn,
in Sterling, on Friday, the 22d instunt, at 10
o'clock, A NJ, to hear the Report of the En-.
gineer, and to adopt such measures as may be
deemed expedient in relation to the subject.
Per order of the Committee.
JOSEPH G, KENDALL, Chairman
May 13.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-13
High School for Young Ladies,
GREENFIELD, Mass.


" WIS Institution, the Sorin9 Term of
- winch recently commenced, is now omen
lor the reception of Scholars, and, in noint nf
Pleasahtness OF location, and facilities for ac
curing systematic and thorough education in
the solid and useful, as we'll as the more orna-
mental branches, presents advantages, it is be-
lieved, not surpassed by any similar establish
ment IN New England. The house is spacious.
ana putt In style Of superior elegance. The
situation is airy and delightful, commanding a
Peautlfui view OF surrounding scenery. A ride
OF ~ miles through some of the finest lands on
Inc connecticut, separates it from the distin-
gulshed literary institutions at Amherst and
northampton. In its distinguishing features,
the school is desi gned to resemble the well
known institutions in those places for the phys
lcai ana classical education of BOYS. The de.
partment OF instruction is filled by the Princi
pal, rev. HENRY JONES, and four female Assist
ants one IN the regular branches of ENGLISH
education another in the French and Italian
languages third in Music; and fourth in
Drawing, Painting, and Needle Work The
grand oeslgn is, not simply instruction, but ed
ucation In the largest sense, the entire forma.
ton OF mind and character. There are in the
village three Churches of different denomina.
tions' at either OF which the pupils are permit
ted to attend, according to the desire of the
parents or guardians.
:. Terms For board, lodging, washing, fuel,
nights, stationary, Books exec pted) and instruc
ton IN all the branches of an English education,
$l5U per annum. In addition to the above. for
instruction per quarter in Music, 81 Latin,
$2j French 81; Italian, 50; Drawing and
ralnting' 81; Needle Work, So Pupils are
admitted any atage.
Referencss--REJOICE NEWTON, ESQ.
Worcester; Rev. EBENEZER PORTER,
y, Theological Seminary, .andover.
VI Prospectus, more at large, with lth-
ographic print Of the Institution, may De seen
May 49, 10
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-13

REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED. Worcester,
William Eaton, Rejoice Newton, Benjamin
Chaplin, Charles Allen, Frederick VIM. Paine
Hardaoick, Samuel Billing, Ebenezer Perry.
Spencer, James Draper, Rufus Adams. Vest
eTn, Pardon Keyes.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-13

The Supreme Court adjourned on Saturday
last, after busy session of four weeks There
were an unusual number of cases in which the
luries were unable to agree. Last week there
was not single verdict rendered till sometime
on Thursday, although several cases had been
heard. The parties will, therefore, have another
opportunity of trying /" the glorious uncertainty
of the law"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-13
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

" WE SS'"'U NSt1CC " AGCUc LStGCGGo
RY order of the Supreme Judicial Court,
- will be sold at Public Vendue, on the
premises, on the 10th day of June merit, at /
o'clock, P. NJ, the Real Estate of the late
HORACE SMITH, deceased, situate In Leices.
ter, and consisting of about half an acre Of
Land with Dwelling House and Barn there
on standing. Also, about 19 acres of Wood
Land, situate about two miles from said Dwell
ling House. Also, one Pew and a part of
another, situate in the Congregational Meet
ing House in said town. The above Dwelling
House is in excellent repair, very pleasantly
situated in the immediate vicinity of the Meet
ing House and Academy, and in the centre of
dourishing village, and offers favorable To-
cation either for man of business, or a gen.
tleman of leisure, The condition of sale made
known at the time and place of sale.
ALEXANDER C. WITT, Guardian
Oxford, May 12, 1929 10
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, May s, 1899.
10 the Widoio md Heirs Of LgMUEL DAVIS ESQ
late Of Holden, IN said County, deceased, and 10
all others concerned in the EState Of said deceased.
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see ft) at the Court OF Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in June next, at ten of the clock he.
fore noon, to show cause why the report of the
Committee, appointed to make partition Of the
Real Estate OF said deceased, and TO set out the
widows dover, &C., should not be accented and
recorded; and you will be heard thereon.
l9 NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
Worcester Iron Foundry.
SUMNER SMITH.

Mesr the Paper Mills Of EliiGh Burbank,
MAS put in blast, and viii Keep constantly
- in operation, a CUPOLA FURNACE
for the purpose of making every description Of
Iron Castings. Machinists, and others, IN want
of Castings, are requested to take a sample of
the work, Orders for Castings left at the Store
Of DANIEL HAYWOOD Pr, opposite tn. Brick Hotel
W For Sale,-Cast Iron Ploughs, Stoves,
Cauldron Kettles Hollow Ware, Oven Frames,
Darby's Patent Wheel Boxes,
Worcester, Aug 81 "
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-13
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

NHE Censors for the SECOND MEDICAL Dis
IL TRTcT, will meet at the house of S. BAN
lister, lnnholder in Worcester, on WEDNES-
Day, the l7th day Of June neat, at 9 o'clock,
A NJ, for the examination of candidates for the
practice of Physic and Surgery.
Gentlemen who intend presenting them
selves Tor examination, will give notice by leav-
ing their names with the Secretary previons to
meeting. B.F. HEYWOOD. Seer.
Worcester, May Is, 1929. 4wi9
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WANTED.
assignees' Notice.

aIooUSWtbS UV UETCE.
THNHE subscribers, assignees of Capt. LEWIS
n BIGELOW of Worcester, hereby give
notice to all persons having any claim or de-
mand against him, to present the same to them
at the Office of PLINY MERRIUK; and that thirtv
days from this date will be allowed for present
ment Of demands; after which time no demand
will be received TO be settled under the assign
ment to them. And all persons indebted to the
said Bgeow are required to make settlement
without delay with the assignees at the office
of said Merrick.
NATHANIEL STOWELL.
PLINY MERRICK.
Worcester Nav 49, 1929.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-13

TAG CANAL. On examination, the repairs
necessary to be made to the lock near the
Blackstone factory, were found to be more ex.
tenSlve than was expected. We are not dis.
t'nctiy informed Of the present state Of tho
work, but fear it will take most of this week TO
complete il.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-13

INSURANCE. This day completes five years
since the Mutual Insurance Company of this
County went into operation. They have in that
time insured to the amount of mine hundred
and se0en thousand dollars in $50 policies The
policies arc for seven years each. There have
as yet been but two losses, both amounting to
$3.50, which is less than the interest on the
money paid as premiums so that, if no greater
per centage of loss should accrue hereafter those
who have been insured will, at the expiration
OF the seven years, be refunded from the cor
poraton, more money than the amount of the
premium they paid in. This must be cheap
insurance.
The cash fund now invested in Bank stocks
and mortgages, exceeds. $40 900, and the de-
post notes secured by lien upon the estates
insured, exceed 100000.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-13

FIRE. On the 23d ult, the house in Lunen.
burg' belonging to Or. Nathaniel Pierce, was
discovered to be on fire. By the timely exer-
tons ofthe citizens, the flames were subdued,
after destroying great part of the roof The
building was insured by the Worcester Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, who despatched one
of their officers, to inquire into the liability of
the Corporation. This was adjudged by a
committee of the neighbors to be $3.50, which
sum was promptly paid by the Insurance Com
pany.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-13

ALTERED BILLS. Bills of the Leicester,
LOWELL and Boston Banks, and probably some
Others Of the denomination Of one dollar, of
Perkins's oval stereotype plate, are in circula.
ton, which have been SO altered, as on casual
observation to pass for three dollars Il is
done by merely FASTING the figure over the |
on the corners of the bills and defacing the
word one in the body of the bill, except in the
small letters which remain in their original
state. Several of these bills, have been passed
in Boston and Salem, and we have seen one
which was taken in this town.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-20
TIE SPECk OLE WAR.

The Western Monitor. of the 25.h ult print.
ed 1T Fayete, states thai Nothing specific has
yet been received from the frontier Doc
tor WIN. +. Mclean, of this place, who has
bstn out Tor several days, attending to the
wounded, informs us that they are now all ~
ing within the settlements and are rapidly
conyalesceni. The troops that left this coun
~, Charlton aud Randolph, were from the
last accounts, rapidly progressing. all in good
health and spirits tbs Thought they reached
the place ofdestination on Wednesday morn.
ing Whether the Indians yet remain on the
frontier or not, we have not been able to ascer.
IAN. The reports which come from that quar-.
ter are generally conflicting some diameni-
cally opposed. Some are offhe opinion, that
the Indians evacuated the country immediate
~ after the late difficulty. Others are inc!io
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-20
DOMESTIC.

The Indians "A letter from Col. JnO. Crowtif.
Agen, for the Creek Nation. 20 The editors ofthe
Macon Telegraph, dated on the 23d ull. auihori-
ses lem TO say, nat the late statement from the
Columbus Enquirer relative 10 he Loslile at
iitude al The Indians +" is 10 many oil us inpor-
iant facts Incorrect ana that great alarm has
been uiintceBafiig a. Improperly produced by II
on the frontiers" lie slsn says With re-
gard TO that pan Of the statement relative 10 the
Iherokees, am more particularly mortified Al
not only because II Is entirely incorrect, tot
because have no disposition to NEEDLE With the
business OF the Chefohees. So fat from my
ever sny ing what that statement makes me say :,
have slated my information Was, that no
Chiefs of The chTeokees mettbe delega alton from
this nat on tue Two Ridges aud sAnn were all
that attended, and they are not IN sulhori y in
The Cherokee nation
IN addition 10 the above, the editors Of The Tel
egraph are informed ~ gentleman lTonsf ort
Mitchell, thai he did not apprcliend a6y attack
was CONTEMPT sted by the Ii efks ON the whites ,
nor was il probable that any alliance or concert
would be formed by them with other Indian
tribes, owing - Their mutual luminosity aud
hostility towards each other That it WAS true
that the Grerks had held u secret council, for
the purpose, il was believed. OF remonsifa ing
with the General Government, and entering a
protest sgainsi beng lofeibiy removed bui that
the prospect oil an indian war depend, upon a
remote contingency. which he think, can never
happen. Charleston Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-20
TILE SEASONS.

With the exception oil few days, The past
aud present seasons have been most favorable
for the husOaadtnan. The wheat crop, which
is not only good bg. sbnduani was harvested
in excellent order. 1hs weather for the GA 5
was also very favorable aud nov we are
blessed with such frequent aud coprus show
ers of rain as must, II they have been ealen'
sive aud we presume they have, from the rise
IN the water courses, insure an abundance oil
corn, no unforeseen calamity should beial it..
With these 'proSp,ts before u.s. hard as the
Times are, IN money matters, he must be bad
economist or miserable plodder, who does not
calculate upon plenty and TO spare for the next
twrve months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-20
FUR SALE OR BARTER.

n ihACl OF LAND containing 2o6 acres,
Ss~A situated IN the county OF Bedford and
Campbell, aboni miles south west nj Now
London, and mile from the Academy. There
rs about 20 Or 30 acres cleared ha, inc on il
some hue frni tree, well watered, bpt withou,
Improvements. The said ,and j. as good as a.
NY III that SECTION OF the country. In payment
OF me above land would take young negtoes
al lalr price. Apply 10 Col. Alex. ArsIin,
VINO lives adjoining tie aud or 10 the sulscr,.
Der IA honlgome'y county, near Salem who
wishes 10 sell the place on which he lives, on
the man west IN I, ad. miles fram Salem. or
h"a"oak river, well improved, Containing 5ss
acres. about 81 OF " oh i, cleared. aud nearly
fresh. would 'aae one hall the value II
young negroes, should il ,ni' pure haser.
EDMUND z. WHITE.
August 20. wts2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-20


which sou have applied yourselves 90 the dts.
patch OF public business. aud especially 10 he
consideration of those lmfoftant matters
which his Majesty Recommended 20 Jour Of.
teniion al he opening of the srssios.
- HIS Majesty directs ns Ia inform yon, that
he continues ~ receive from bis Ailies, sud
from all Foreign Powers, assurances 81 their
earnest dss4e 20 cuitlsaie the relations of
peace. and MAINTAIN the most fiiendiy under
standing With MS Majesty.
lis Mais.t, lam nj. hal he has mol TO an.
nouace TO ybn the iermlpaton Of the var IN
the Ess, of Europe but his Majesty commands
us 90 as are sou thai he viii continue 10 use hrs
utnnsi eudeAsors TO prevent The extension of
hosillities. and 10 pi0inoie The restoration OF
peace.
-, Is with satisfaction his Majesty informs
YOU, thai he has been enabled TO fcnew bi, ID.
plomatic Rotations " nh the O iom1n Pore.
The Ambassadors Of his Maj sfy and Of he
King u France a,e on tbriI return To Cons'an
,innpis; aud the Emperor Of Russia hasiog
been pleased 10 authorize the Picnipo,enliaries
Of bis Allies 10 act on behalf of his Imperial MIA
iesiy, The nes citations fofthr fna pscifoatlon of
Greece. will be carried on ia The name ~ the
Three Contracting Parties 10 the Treaty oi Lon.
don +"
+" The Army II his Most Christian Msjcsy
has be.n Withdrawn from the Msrth, Vii tht
exception of y small force, destined, Tor a time
10 assist in the establishment of order ~ a
country which has 50 long been The sc enc of
confusion and anarchy.
e 1t Is with incrcasrd regret thai lis Majes
" again advetls TO the condition ri The Pof.
,uguese Monarchy hnl bis Majesty com.
mands ns to repeat hi, determination 10 use
every effort To recoHeiIa conflicting intcr,sis,
aud 10 remove The lis which press 80 heavily
upon country. the prosperity of v hich aust
ever be M ohlfel OF hi Majesty. sol cftudc.
Gentlemen Of The House Of Commons,
llis Maiesly command, Us 10 thank YOU
for The supplies which you have granted Tor
the service of the year, and to assure you OF
his Maie'iy's determination 10 apply them with
every attention TO economy
nv Lords aud Gentlemen,
lie MaIssiy has commanded ~, IN con.
elusinn. To express the sincere hope Of his
Majesty, thai the important measures which
have bfen adopted by PaiIiAncni IN ihe
course Of the present Session, may tend I'm.
der the blessing Of Dime Providence, IN -
,Nblnh The tranquility aud improve The condl.
lion OF Ireland AID lbnt, by sfrens fbenins the
bonds of union between The several paris Of
this great Empire, they may consolidate and
augment It's power, aud promote the happiness
ol his people.
The Lord Chancellor then p ocecded TO pro.
rogue ihr parliament.
When the Duke 81 Wellington reminded
him that the Commission lot The purpose had
not IN read,
Ills Lordshlp accordingly ordered the Com
mission 10 be read. After this was done his
l'oIdship pforuRucd Parliament, IN the usual
form, TO Thursday, August2o.
The Commons then foiired. and the doors I
The Legislature were clos io1 several
months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-20

The Corporation OF Cincinnati having pas
sed nm act imposing restrictions, almost pro
hibitory, upon the residence of free persons of
color IN that city, aud the validity OF that act
having been sustained by solemn judi ial
decision, IN association has been formed by
this class of pen sons Mt thai place Tor establish
ing Colony in Canada Their Agents who
have visited Canada to select part of the
country for Their location. are m negotiation
for" the Gulf Of Bluff Lands," which lie fly
miles from Lake Ere, in ~ degrees North,
on the Grand river On THIS bod, OF land the
Agents report, there are already two flourish.
my settlements, one OF Dutch people aud the
other oil Qlakers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-20
BLoODSuEDON Tie FRONTIER.

III
PEI form the melancholy duty f announcing
the murder Of three most respectable citizens
oil this county and the wonDdIng of four Others
by baud Of the ioroy aud S,ovr Indians,
located as n hunting party on the head wa,
tcrs of the Chaliian, in the adjoining County
Of Randolph.
The country in question is uninhabled ex-
eept By very few familes--aITords the finest
range for stock--and the IL pure which has re
,ulted S ds tslrouSly IS said TO have arisen IN
consequence OF II demand Of some stock stolen
by the indians, WHICH they not only retus' ii to
surrender bat told the whites Ia keep their
distance, aud II they did not leave The coun.
nv as seon as possible they would XII every
one Of hem. The whites then told them to
sack arms, which they refused to do-and
Immediately commenced cooking their guns
The whites then finding that it wns use.
less 10 reason further will them, aud seeing
that some Of the Indians had their guns 10 their
faces, discharged Que oil iheir gun upon the In
dams. A general rencouuter ,hen took place,
in which John Myers, james Vim. aud Powell
Owenshcy were klIled-four others wounded
two dangerously, and two slightly. The
loss Of the In5ians was said Ia have been ten OF
Twelve kiiled-but our informant can't say
whether there we're any wounded or not--ihe
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-20
LoMiSriNe. Ano

Louisville. Aug |.
PosrscRIPr.-Indian HosliHties.-Wr un-
derstand official Information has been recri wed
at the head quarters OF the Western Depart
ment, sta ing that few days since, whilst
some OF the frontier inhabitants Of Randolph
County, Missouri were grazing their cattle
on the waters of Charlton rivera party of lowav
and Sac ludians, took possession of the cattle
aud drove them off. Ahereupnn, 50 of the
frontier inhabitants embodied aud pursued the
Indians, aud came up with Them encamped.
They refused 10 give up the cattle, when a
conflict ensued, which resulted in The defeat
OF the whites, who lost four men killed, -four
wounded, aud several missing. The Indian
force is yarlously. stated at from 100 to 300
men.
The Governor of Missouri has called out
thousand militia for the protection OF the from
Tier, aud has requested Of Brigadler General
Atkinson the aid OF the T. States troops in
that quarter, aud Brig Gen. Leavenworih
has lready marched for the frontier with the
diSposable force stationed al Jefferson Bar
racks, amounting 10 fourteen companies.
[Pubtc Ade.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-20
Petersburg Old Dominion.
CIiOI1S.

We do not remember ever 10 have witnessed
more promising cIopsihan al present. Both Corn
q Cotton are nacommonly fine, and must with
even tolerabe continuance Of seasonaDe
weather. be nncommony productive. So iaI
as W. have learned, the prospects oi the farmers
throughout our state arr extremely Halter.
ing. COLUMBIAN Tenn Mercury,