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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-10

propriate, and performed in style of great
excellence--we observed Mr.. Perry of
Worcester at the head of the choir.
The church is a beautiful specimen of
simple style, standing on handsome en-
inence, and fitted up in most appropriate
and convenient manner; the whole building
with the land, together with fine toned
bell, is the munifcent donation of David
Wilkinson, Esq. We cannot but hope that
this building will long remain a monument
of the good done by this enterprising gen
tlenian, and place where the Liturgy of
our venerable church will be perpetuated
June 5, 1929. X.
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MARRIED:

In Providence, May 81, by Rev. Mr.. Picker
ing, Mr.. Josiah Snow, publisher of the South
bridge Register, to Miss Louisa Eugenia,
daughter of Capt, Joseph Northup of Newport.
In Hopkinton, Capt. Albert Wood to Miss
Sophia Corbet.
In Hardwick, May g. Mr.. Grover Spooner
of Barre, to Miss Ruth Hathaway of H.
In Troy, IN. " May Ia, Hon. John Willard
of Salem, IN. W to Miss Elizabeth C. Smith,
one of the teachers of the Female Seminary in
Troy, and formerly of this town.
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BLACKSTONE CANAL MaVIG4TIoM
WEDNEsDl

WEDNESDAY, June 3.
Cleared, Boat Lincoln, Capt Brigham, for
Providence, with Potatoes, Chairs, Furniture,
Machinery and Wire.
THURSDAY, June 4.
Armed, Boat UaJridge, Capt. Jones, with
50 barrels Flour. 9 tons Leather, Is bales Cot
ton, . casks Water Lime, Horns, Hides, and
sundries.
Cieared, Boat Uabridge, Capt. Hill, with %
boxes Cards, 10 bales Domestic Goods. Leath.
er, Books, &c, for Providence, and IL casks
Lime FOR Mlbury.
SATURDAY, June 6.
.4rrtued, Boat Coz. Lincoln, Capt. Mowry;
with full freight of Corn
MONDAY, June 8.
.4rrtOed, Boat Washington, Capt. Poor, from
Providence, with 80 barrels Flour, $50 bushels
Corn, Iron, Steel, Salt and assorted Groceries,
to sundry persons
Boat John Darts, Capt. P. Brigham, with
3l6 bushels Salt, 1853 bushels Corn, 100 do.
Rye, 81 barrels Flour, Fish, &c, to sundry per-
sons.
Boat Gen Greene, Capt. Green, with Flour
and Corn.
Beat Superior, Capt. Jackson, with a full
cargo of assorted Lumber
Boat WOonsoket, Capt. Burgess, with 90
casks Lime, % casks Nails, barrels Flour, 10
do Mackcrel, i40 bundles Clapboards, Coffee,
Tea; Spirits, Soap. &c, to sundry persons in
Worcester. and assorted Groceries to L. Fiske
81 CO., Sturbridge.
Ctearcd Boats Coz. Lincoln, Washington,
Superior, WOOnsoket, and Gen. Greene, for
Providence, with Wood, Potatoes, Machinery,
Lumber, &c. &c.
TUESDAY, June 6.
Cleared, Boat John Dauis, for Providence,
with merchandise.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

The approaching anniversary of our National
Independence will be celebrated in Worcester
by the citizens of that town and such others as
shall associate with them on that OCCASION
An Grafton will be delivered by Hon. JOIN
DAVIS. Exercises will commence in the Meet
ing Hodse at 10 o'clock. No public Dinner
will be provided.
Per order Of the Committee of Arrangements
June 10. P. MERRIcK.
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PRoGREss OF TEMPERANCE The officers of
the 9th Regiment of Militia have recommended
that treating at elections be entirely dispensed
with in future, and we learn that at an election
for Ensign in one of the companies in this town,
on Saturday last, the recommendation was COM
piled with
Many people appear to have just discovered
that rum is not one of the absolute necessaries
of life. This discovery, together with the turn
which public sentiment has taken, is producing
a great moral revolution. A man who places
any value upon his character does not choose
to be seen buying spirits bv the glass at the
dram shops, nor in any considerable quantity
elsewhere. A New York paper says, " we were
told by one of our most respectable distillers,
that his sales of rum for the last six weeks had
not equalled the business of two days, year
ago" The general abstinence from the use of
spirits will do much toward the restoration of
better times.
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STATE TAX. A reference to our legislative
journal will shew, that bill, providing for the
assessment of State Tax, is likely to pass the
Legislature by largo majority. The most
stubborn opposers of the measure have been
compelled to yield to the necessity of the case,
and to the force of public opinion. 1t is said,
that the refusal of the Legislature, to pass the
act at the winter session, will cost the State
$4,000, in the extra expense of assessing this
tax. A very comfortable reflection, this must
be, for the economical Solomons who were in
strumental in producing that result,
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" Subscriptions and advertisements for the
Manufacturers and Farmers Journal, (selni-
weekly,) and for the Independent Inquirer,
(weekly) Newspapers published in Providence,
will be received at this office.
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FLOUR, CORN, &c.
BENZ. BUTMAN & co.
H. AVE on hand, and are now receiving by
81 a the Canal,
GU bols. Genesee white Wheat, and Howard
street S. F. Flour, of choice brands
300 bush. Southern Corn;
500 " Coarse and Coarse fine Salt;
20 Fine do;
ID hhds. superior Retailing Molasses
N. E. Rum;
I" st. Croix do.
5 " prime New Orleans Sugar;
16 boxes Philadelphia Loaf and Lump do. ,
first quality;
a t." white and brown Havana do;
II bbls No. 2 Mackerel;
IL half barrels do. do.
80 quintas Cod Fish;
chests Souchong Tea;
3 casks prime Rice, &c. &c.
U Constantly for sale, on the most favora-
bic terms, an extensive assortment of ENG
LISH and VEST INDIA GOODS.
Worcester, June 10. 6w23
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J. CONGDON & SONS.

Corner Of Canal + StsepIs-strsets, Providence,
HAVE for sale, Old Sable IRON; swedes
n 4 do. assorted; English do, fiat, square.
and round, all sizes; American do best Eng
lsh do for Spinning Rollers wide Tire Iron,
q, a, and inch by 3 and inch best Cast
German, Swedes, American and Tub STEEL:
English Steel for Grass Scythes, II by : +; Pic
and Sheet LEAD; American Pig Iron, Hoops,
Band Iron, Shoe Shapes, 3razers Rods, Spike
Rods, Horse Nail Rods, Sheet Iron, Sheet Cop
per, Washers, Levers, and Stirrups. The above
in lots to suit purchasers, together with gen.
eral assortment of HARD WARE and CUTIE.
RY, at wholesale.
.4tso,-all kinds of STOVES of their own
manufacture. Dealers in the country will be-
supplied on favorable terms.
Providence, 9th mo- TO- 6wo3
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Commissioners Notice,

AM E, the subscribers, having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge
of Probate for the County of Worcester Com
missioners to receive and examine the claims
Of the several creditors the Estate of AARON
DAY, late of Sutton, deceased, represented in
solvent, and six months, from the first Tuesday
of May instant; being allowed to said creditors
to bring in and prove their claims hereby give
notice, that they will attend that service at the
house Of Maj. Thomas Harbach, Innhoder at
Wilkinsonville in said Sutton. on the second
Monday of August, first Monday of September,
and the first Monday of November next, from
two to six O'Clock, P. M, on each of said days.
JONATHAN LELAND.
DANIEL TENNEY.
Sutton, May 90, 1899 SO
Worcester, SIS. Probate Otiee, June 4, 1879.
TO the Heirs Of OBADIAH COOLEY, tate Of Brook
field IN said Coory deceased aut to ell others con-
ce'7aed IN the Estate Of sad deceased,
GRELrING,
ETOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see ft) ut the Court Of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in July next, ut ten OF the clock, before
noon, To show cause why license should not be
granted to sell and convey SO much Of the Real
Estate of said deceased, as will Iaise the sum
SlU2t for the payment of debts and charges
and you viii be heard thereon.
N - u L. NA.NAS3 - OO'
WORCESTER, SIS. Probate Office, June s, 1879
10 the lVidoic, Creditors. and Heirs Of JOSIAH
KSowLrcN, late Of Boylston, in said County,
deceased, and to all others so'ce,ned IN the EStae
of said deceased, GREETING.
N/OU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see Gt) at the Court OF Probate to be holdt n
at Wore ester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in July next, at nine Of the clock, before
noon, 10 show cause why the Accounts OF the Adj
mnstration Of said Estate should not be allowed =,
aud the balance Of Estate (aiter deductng the
sums. by Law to be paid in full distributed TO the
creditors, whose claims have been allowed; and
YOU will b. yard thereon.
e3* 'S9't NATiI'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scriber has been duly appointed Executor OF
the last viii aud Testament Of Rev REUBEN
PUFFER, late of Berlin in tie County OF Wor-
cester, ID ID. deceased, and has taken upon him
self tbs, trust By giving bonds as the law directs.
All persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
called upon TO make immediate payment, aud all
those TO whom said Estate is indebted, are re.
uueseed TO exhibit their demands for settlement.
EDWARD b. BALL.
lime 1900 s29
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Worcester IRON Foundry.
SUMNER SMITH.

Near the Paper Malls of Elijah Burbank,
XMAS put in Blast, and will keep constantly
81 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 sample Of
the work Orders for Castings left at the Store
ofDANIEL HEYwooD, opposite the Brick HOTEL
or at the Foundry, will receive attention.
" For Sdle,-Cast Iron Ploughs, Stoves
Cauldron Kettles, Hollow Ware, Oven Framesy
Darby's Patent Wheel Boxes.
Worcester, Aug. % II
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THE SEASON. The present appearance of
the grass crops in this vicinity is unusually
promising, and it is new so far advanced that it
may be considered out of danger from drought
Indian corn came up remarkably well, and has
grown SO rapidly that it is now earlier than in
the average Of seasons at this time of the year.
of bountiful harvest The apple trees do not
generally bear as in some years, but those
which have fruit OH look well, and there will,
probably, be no deficiency if the season should
continue favorable OF peaches there will be
but few, and hardly any pears, Cherries look
tolerably we'll
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WANTED,

4 TIN Plate and Sheet Iron Worker. In
IA quire at the office Of The Massachusetts
Spy u23 June 10.
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The June term of the CouRT OF CoMMoN
PLEAS commences in this town, on Tuesday
next, the 10th inst.
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personal friends, setting forth his claims upon I
Gen. jackson, as superior to those of Mr.. Nor !
ton; upon which the latter was, without any
further inquiry, removed, and Mr. Niles substi-
tuted in his place. Mr.. Norton had been at
the expense of removing his family from Wash
lngton, and had been in the Office bat too days,
when he was, thus unceremoniously called up
on to surrender it to another. The people Of
Hartford, feeling no confidence in Mr.. Niles,
who had rendered himself obnoxious to almost
the whole community, including the friends,
as well as the opponents, of Gen. jackson,
were greatly alarmed and excited at this pro-
cedure. They held a public meeting, to re-
monstrate against it, and appointed delega-
ton to proceed to Washington with petition,
signed by nearly every business man in Hart
ford, praying that Mr. Norton might be rein
stated IN the Office. To this petition deaf ear
was turned, and the delegation were compelled
to return, without even the poor satisfaction of
having received tolerably civil reception at
Washington. Such is the regard which is now
paid to the public good, and to the feelings of
those, most Immediately concerned in the faith
full performance of the duties of public officers
After this rebuff, Mr.. Norton prepared state
ment of the case for publication, 18th an appeal
to the public, but was induced to suppress it
after it was in type, by the promise Of another
Office
How would the presses, devoted to the cause
of Gen. Jackson have resounded, from one end
of fha To ha al lIa obe nf
corruption, had such an incident occurred I'M
der the last administration And how Justly
too But where now is the solitary print,
among the whole number, that raises its voice
to proclaim the prostration of the peoples
rights? Yet this is but one instance, among
many that might be named, Of character al
! most equally unjustifabe.
By the process Of reform, now going on, the
business of the public offices has been thrown
into state of eeplorable confusion, especially
in the post Office department. No dependence
can be placed on the regular transmission of
| letters or papers, in any case where they have
to pass through reformed Office. The com;
plant extends through the whole country, that
letters are wrongly mailed, and irregularly re-
ceived; IN consequence of which, great incon-
venience, and frequently injury, is sustained in
transacting business through the medium Of
the post office. Such, however, mus. be the
natural consequence, where faithful officers,
who understand their business, are removed,
and their places supplied by those who have
neither the capacity nor the experience neces-
sary to qualify them for the station.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-06
LEXINGTON Ky July 90

Episcopal Conf nation The Right
Rev Bishop RAvENsoaoFr arrived in
this town on Saturday evening last
He preached twice In Christ Church on
Sunday and administered so II per-
sons the Apostolic rite of Confirmation;
on Monday night he preached in the
same Church, and again on Tuesday
forenoon. when the rite OF Confirmation
was administered te an additional num-
Der of persons. The Bishop proceeded
on his journey 10 Philadelphia last night
in the public stage Reporter.
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Y,o rae FARnERs -The subscriber take

O TIE fARkiERS The subscriber takes
this method of informing the Farmers OF
Berkeley county. and all others, that his Mil
at Little George Town, is sow in csmplete re.
pair for the reception OF all kinds OF Grain, lie
will, as usual, give a barrel of superise -four
scs every S0olbs Of wheat, and stasd the iuspee.
ton OF the Market; and viii give the highest
price in cash tor whea,, Rye aud Corn. Persons
wishing It. can by bringing the Wheat, have
Gear in exchange.
Au. 6, 1929 JOHN EIsINGER.
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Merit Class No 4

MAINLAND STATE LOTTERY No.4.
4vk for ie}s-arranged sl the onu 4 Evgs
sYsrEs, BY whieh the holder 81 tse ucketso or
two shares = certain Of s~biofafas ~ leasf oas
puzs, and way drass three. snd "a u ans pro.
portion Tor any greater quantity. The leaving
viii take place in Baltimore, on
Wednesday, The 18Th Of Augua.
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CAPITAL PRIZE,
5000 CELLARS.
Grand Consolidated LoYe,y.

Internal Improvement, Literature and Char.
tiles in the city of Wssh,ag,op, and the
states OF South Carolina and Louisiana.
sIxTEENrH CLASS.
To be draicn IN the city Of Washington
on Saturday, The a9th august, 1879.
on NO. LoTTERT-9 DRAwg BALLOTS.
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DIEn.

On Thursday morning last. Hr. CHRISTIAN
MUsSErTER. ct this place. IN the 6lst year
OF his sge.
Yesterday, Mrs. JANE wALLINGSFoRD,
Of this county, in the S2d year Of her age.
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TNHE subscriber informs the Fasnei Of the
IL county. that he continues 10 occupy the
Bedingtos Mills, which are in order Cos the
reception OF all kinds OF Gtsin. To his grind,ag
custemers, be will. as usual, give one tarrel 81
superfine hsur for every 30Olbs. merchandise
wheat. delivered, and viii pay a fair price fer
all wheat offered for sale.
August 6. WIN. PENDIEToN
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.Naransburg Seminary fer Tsrrs Ladies.
THE Examination will take place on Tues.
Il day the 18th instant. when all who are
DESTROYS ct witnessing the progress that the
youRg ladies have made, are respectfully inyit.
ed to attend. A. LITTLE.
Aug. 6, 1899.
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Fr,rn the New York Com. Adv. july %.

FFem the NeW YORK Tom. NOV july <E'
Travelling Cabinet.-We were an
moved before the last election, among
other railing accusations brought a.
gainstthe administration, with a clam
or about thsir occasional journeys. We
are not dssirsus to initiate such prece-
dsnts. Travelling is occasionally as
necessary for private business and Ter
relaxation, 70 public men. as to unotI'
cial citizens. But il is already a matter
Of fact that the new officers are as fond
of being lscsmstive as any of their pre- :
decesssrs have ever been. The Secre-
tary Of the Treasury since his appoint
ment, has spent nearly two months IN
PENNSYLVANIA. This Secretary OF the
Navy has visited Nsrih Carolina. The
Attorney General, a member of the cab
met, paid a visit to this city. and went
subsequently 10 Georgia. The secve-
tarv of State is absut TO prsseed to
Delaware. The Secretary of the Navy
is on a trip here BY water, in the Con
stsllatisn, Isaac Hill, who. who has
been reformed into an COMPROMISING,
and whe is a sort of an ap2endags to the
cabinet, went Oh to New Aampshlre as
Q as the Legislature was ABOUT 10
meet, as a lobbyt member, aud, as we
suppose, to get the name OF the town oil
Adams changed. The other day the
Executive, net with the plain republic
car simplicity OF his predecessor, bu'
with all the psmp and ceremony attend
ing the progress of kings and empssofs
went on a party of pleasure. with naii
the cabinet in bis train. to receive the
homage Of the COED citizens Of Norfolk
Verify this is a moving cabinet
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From &c Septh.-n GaIarr.

Mr.. Clay-This great mans siIu.
ation is eavisble, even under defeat
The political storm is over, and he
again lives in the heart of every genu.
inc Kentuckian-of every genuine A
msrican. Every wbsrs is he received
With the open arms Of respec, and We.
neration; And we rsjeice-ws rsioice
TO see this-not because he has been
attacked to that or thissparty-bus be.
cause he has done so much fer his coun
try, and deserves so much at her hands
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SPLENDID PRIZEs

On Wednesday, ION august, 1929
THE WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY,
THIR TENTH Glass,
Will be drawn in the city VI Washington.
90 NO. LoTrERx-9 DRAWN BALLoTs.
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The President Of the Unhed States
has returcsd TO Washington City from
his visi, to lbs residence of the vsnsra.
bic Charles Carroll, in the adJacen'
part OF Maryland.
National Lntelligencer.
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Baltimore. July So-The Honorable
Judge BERR1RN Attorney General Of
the United States, arrived here this
morning in the steam boat Columbia,
and tsok passage to Philadelphia in the
Citizens Canal Line of steam boats
Gazette. -
The Alexandra Gazette states that
a citation has been issued by the cir.
cult court of the District OF Columbia,
against the editor Of the Baltimore
Republican, for contempt of court, in
publishing the testimony in The case OF
Watkins, in opposition 10 an order of
the court.
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We are Informed, says a Baltimore
paper, that d.. ZslIikoffer Of this city.
had presented TO him for examination,
a head of cabbage, tina, was found to
contain tscenty.tUo heads, inclosed 10
such a by the external leaves,
as TO form one of the MOST solid and
well arranged heads, to all appearance,
that the H~orticulturist would desire to
exhibit as a fair sample OF the goodness
Of his crop Eighteen OF these heads
were as perfectly formed as ii is pos
sible TO imagine.
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A young Jew returning froma Lon
don Theatre with a female relation,
was mal.treated by a watchman The
Waterman endeavorsd to justify his
conduct, by asserting that the Jaw was
drunk, bui the latter found no difficulty
in aisproving the accusation, the Pre-
siding Magistrate and the principal po
lics officer uniting in declaring that
they had never knowna Jew intsmpe.
rate in the use of spiriiuous liquors.
The number Of Old SpaniGrds al
present in the city of New Orleans,
who have Jeff Mexico in consequence
Of the late &C. OF expulsion, 10 estimated
al more than ttUs thousand, The
Nav Orleans Advertiser states that
many oflhsm are in a state Of affluencc,
while others suffer much from poverty.