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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04
Cod and &lper SpectacLes
LOST.

NOTICE
~ e, the subscribers. having been apnoint.
w ed by the Hon Nathaniel Paine TO re-.
celve and examine the claims of creditors TO
the Estate of SETH PERRY, late of Barre.
deceased. represented insolvent, do hereby give
notice, that six months are allowed said credi-
tors to bring in and prove their claims and
that we shall attend that service at the house
OF Mr.. Archibald Black in Barre, on Wednes-
day, the | lth day of March and on Wednesday.
the otn day of April next, from o'clock till 4
on each of said DAYS
NATHANIEL HOUGHTON.
JAMES w. JENKINS.
Barre. JAN 90, 1929 <
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SALE BY AUCTION.
AUCTION SALE.

an THURSDAY. Tie l2th d0y IF March
~ neat. at one of the clock. p NJ. at tile
house Of Abel Wesson, lnnhnlder in Shrewsbu-
nv. (unlcss previously disposed Of at private
s,lel a lot of Land, known by the name of
Tusnuch. or Flagg Lot, being a part of the
Estate of Amasa Maynard late of W.siLor-
ourh deceased, lying III the north easterly part
If Worcester, and souherly from Capt Lewis
Barnard's, containing twenty ard rhree.f.utths
acres of the best quality, well fenced and water.
ed. With good security, the payment may be
made easy. LUTHAR. MAYNARD, Ez'or.
Westborough. Feb. . 1899 70
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The &rth Semi-.Annuol Sale

ar articles Of the growth and :nluueacturs
" ofthe United States, under the directions
of the .Neao England Society, will Commences
on WEDNESDAY,, the 1lh day Of March merit,
at the Hall over the Faneuil Hall Market
where will be sold an extensive assortment Of
Cotton and WooHen Goods, Hats, Boots.
Shoes, Leather, and WOOL.
The subscribers are ready to receive snv
Goods intended for the above sale, and would
request manufacturers and others to forward
their invoices at least ten days previnus 10 the
sale, that they may be in season for the cata-
lognes.
n. Bly, The rules Of the Society, all Goods
will be excluded that are not deposited in ths
Hall fire inns before the sale
THO's- K. JONES & Co, .Aucfrs.
Boston, Jan %
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"rces,er. SIS. Probate Office, Jan 20. 1899
To The Heirs Of susanna WILnER late of Il ,rre.
IN said Conly, deceased and TO all others concerned
inde Estate Of said deceased. GRrErINs.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n seehtl at the t;ourl OF Probate To ehilen
At Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
da, IN March next, at one Of the clock, after
"oon TO show cause VIII, the Accounts of the Adj
m'i'slrstian Of said Estate should not be allowed
andyou viii be heard thereon.
NtTH'L PAINE, j. Prob.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
l scrIbeis have been duly appointed Executors
of the last " III aud Testament OF AMOS HOWE,
late OF Brookheld, ia the county oil Worcester
deceased, and have taken upon themselves that
trust b, giving bonds as the law directs. All per.
sons indebe, To SAID Estate are hereby called up.
on to make immediate pay nient and all those Il
whom said Estate is indebted are requested to ex
hibi; their dem ands for settlement.
JNBEZ C.. HOWE.
FRANCIS HOWE.
January G, 1890. s.
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e FRESH GOODS.

Il; T II EST1 -OOODO.
A FURTHER supply Of English. Indi1, and
N .9merigan Goods. of different qualities
and prices, Just received by the subscriber, and
now offered at unusually low prices: among
which ale many elegant and desirable Goods,
well adapted to the present season.
Also. fresh assortment OF w. !. GOODS
o. BY the Canal, from Providence, fur
ther supply of SALT. Also, few casks Of
excellent OIL, for sale as ahove
NATHAN HEARD.
Worcesier. Dec. 3. If
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Worcester IS Probate Office. Ian. $50
10 ne Hears n IIMorar UNDERwopn, late Of
Nonhharoush, IN sand Cou,ag, deca.sed, and 4.
all Others concerned IN the Estate Of sind deceased.
o Gree INe,
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
Il see iit) al the court os Probate To be hold.
-, at " orresier, IN said County, on the first
tuesday an April T.sNt. Of tI,,--rl..ak
cite" """",'" show ea'se way the Accounts of the
Administrations Of said de- esseds Estate .hoold
not DE allowed; and YOU will he heard therein.
AAfH'L PAINE, j. Prob
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u The poetry in the last " Literary Subal.
tern, e To an absent Partner" the authorship
of which the editor regrets that he does not
know, written by Bishop Heber, and was
the very poem which ELECTED the article which
follows it in the Subaltern, as the editor will
see by comparison of them.
The lines, :" To the dying year" published in
our paper of January 81, were first published
several years since under the signature of Flo
rio, signature now known as belonging to Jas.
G Brooks one of the editors of the N York
Courier. The article has been very generally
re.published and highly commended in Eng
land, and holds a conspicuous place in the " Po-
etc Alhum,"a selection of poetry made from
the best authors Of the day, by Alarc A. Watts,
distinguished English poet
1t was recently inquired in some paper, who
wrote the lines "To the American Flag"
which were so generally published few years
since. and, whether John Neal was not the au-
thor Of them? To this query the editor of the
Mddletown Gazette has replied, expressing
his belief that they were written by young
man who was associated with Halleck in writ
ing the pieces signed " Croaker & Co" but
whose name he had forgotten. The person al
luded 10 was DR.. Drake, young man of I'M
common genius and promise, on whose prcma-
ture death Halleck wrote the beautiful lines be-.
ginning
Green be the sod above thee,
Friend of my better days,
None knew thee but to love thee,
None named thee but to praise"
We believe, however, that DR.. Drake did not
write the lines g To the American Flag" We
have always heard them attributed to Halleck,
and, if our memory serves US correctly. they
were not published till after the death of DR..
Drake.
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FLOUR,
NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to the subscriber.
"A either on Book or Note, are called upon for
Immediate settlement OLIVER MOORE
West 'Bnylsion, JAM z. 6w*
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FARM EOR SALE
FOR SALE,

Y ~
.g~El A PLEASANT SITUATION in
tts5sSia IA the south part of Shrewsbury,
ls5sEM about 40 rods from the Worcester
.---SAssss-' Turnpike, on the Grafton Road,
and mar the South Meeting House in said town,
consisting of one and half acre OF frstrate
Land, with fruit trees thereon a large two
story Dwelling House, in good repair and
convenient Barn, with good well of water
near he house, 1t is a good situation for a
mechanic Of almost any kind Also, about Il
acres IF Meadow aud Wood Land, situated one
fourth Of mile from said premises. Terms
liberia The Homestead if not sold before the
first % April next will be let Tor one year For
further particulars, inquire of the subscriber, on
the premises. JOSIAH NORCROSS.
Feb 4.
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GAPS.

Onn BAG SALT.
OVV BAGS fine Blown Salt, best quality;
1000 bush coarse clean Turks Island do,
5000 do. clean St Ubes do,
2500 do. old coarse Rock do,
2Ooo do. fine Smyrna do, suitable for
cattle
For sale on good terms, by
EDWARD HOLBROOK, JR.,
Jan. % 4w 81 Long-wharf. Boston.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
H. see fit at the Court Of ProLare to he holden
at orcrster IN said County. on the first Tues.
d1y IN Marth next, At ten of the clock before
h""' TO show cause why the Instrument which
pnrports TO be the last viii and Testament
OF sac deceased sionld NOT be spprovt /; aud you
viii be heard thereon
) NArH'I. PAINE. J. prs5.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04

THE YANKEE. The most original, intelec-
tual, and unique, of our weekly periodicals, I'M
questiOnably is the " Yankee and Boston Lit
erary Gazene,' edited by John Neal and James
w. Miller. Meals talents as a writer are uni
versally known and admitted. In addition to
several works published in this country, he has
been large contributor TO some of the first pc.
riodicals in Great Britain, and many of his ar
ticles, particularly his notices of American
Authors, were extensively copied and read in
this country. His writings all display great
mental energy and independence, with direct
ness that avoids all circumlncution in coming
at its object. Miller, as we'll as Neal, is a poet,
and his writings, both in prose and verse, hold
a respectable rank in the lighter literature of
the day.
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LADIES' MAGAZINE. The January number
Of the Ladies' Magazine is at hand, We have
given it a cursory examination, from which we
are inclined TO coincide with the commen6a-
lions it has received from some of the best
judges Of literary talent in the country. The
editor, Sarah j. Hale, has been for several
years well known as poetess of no ordinary
rank Several of her illusions have appeared
in our columns, among which was an article
headed " Thou dying year farewell" in the
Spy Of Dec 81. The following extracts, relat
ing TO the work, are from the last number
"The editor wishes TO unite the perfec-
ton of these two characters, namely, that
of excellent mothers and excellent instruct
resses, with the name of t0oman. She be-
aieves that women are capable of the task ;
that the business of instruction, except in
the very highest seminaries, might with
propriety be committed to females that it
would he business suited to their talents,
congenlal to their character, and appropri-
ate to their station. She intends, therefore,
seriously to urge it upon the consideration
of parents whether, in this practical age,
the eduration of young ladies' cannot he
directed to some aim besides that of mere
display. And this is the greatest innova-
ton which will be advocated in the Ladies'
Magazine"
"Several of our most popular poets are
engaged to write for the work; and the
editor will devote herself. with all the in
dustry in her power, to its arrane eme Mt
But she cannot do this without pecuniary re-
mnneration. She does not write for fame.
She is animated Ivy the hope of far higher
reward, that of being enabled to support
and educate her children. She asks pat
ronage, hecause she intends to deserve it !;
and the public has the surest guaranty on
earth, that she will endeavor to redeem her
pledge-the guaranty of mothers affec-
ton"
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office Fen 3, Is99
1otfe WIDOW md Heirs Of NArH'L ADAMS. Int of
Or f,nn ~ scid COUNTY deceased and to all others
concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see fiji al the Court OF Probate TO be holden
at Worces er, in said County, on the first Tues.
day IN March next, at one of the clock, after
Don, 10 show canse why the Accounts O. the AZ
n'nlstration o. said dtceased's Estate and also
the Account of the Administrator AS a Cr.,l;,or
shonld not ne allowed and ,ou will be heard
thereon. 81 NArH'L PAINE. j. T'ro6.
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TO BE LET.

"A PEW in the First Parish Meeting House
IA pleasantly situated, and furnished with
cushions. &c. Apply at this Office Jan. "A.
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office, Feb 8, 1879
TO the Creditors and Heirs of SAMUEL STEEL.
idS Of inehendon an said County, deceased, and to
others concerned an the Estate Of said deceased,
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2zzzA THNHE subscriber offers for sale
,ssssf4 Il the noted TAvERS STAND,
.....:sssz long known by the name OF
ssaAEsi. Frenchs Tavern, which has been
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

wiRGlNIA-At rules holden in the clerks Office I
the Superior Court of Chancery Tor the Lyncbhurs
District the LIST day of June, ls29. The presdou am
Directors OF the Bank of Newbern, pits against He
ekiah F. SmIthsOD, admir- with the will annexed Of
Thomas Woody, dee. VIM. Woody aud Pieasan.
Woody, infants by Commissioner Benagh specially
assigned their guardian, aud LEVIN Carter dcS.
The defendant Hezekiah p Smithson mot having enter
ed his appearance given security nceorue tie of
Assembly and the Rules OF this court and il appearingby
satisfactory evidence that he nhabitan OF this
country II is ordered that the SAID defendant do appear
here on the first day o the term and ansW the
bill OF the plaintiffs and that acopy fths order forth
with inserted III some newspaper published in the town
OF Lynchburg for two months .uccesiycl, aud posted
at the front door ofhe courthouse in the SAID town
Copy. Teste, J.NlLI4S. {. {.
Aug vy3ml0I
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NNSlRGlNiA-At Rules holden III the clerks oHica ~
" the Superior Court OfChnccry, for the yuchblrf
District the lst day of June, lazy. VIM Miller, adu
de bonIs non of Nathaniel Crenshaw, dec d. ani eyas
OF Charles Crenshaw, dec pit against Thomas L
Boudin, ex'or OF DAVID Ross dec. and George !. So=
vail, deits.
The defendant George l. Stovall, not having
entered his appearance and given security ucco
ding to the ac' of Assembly aud the rule. Of TIM
court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he Is moi an inl bant ofthis country II Is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here the first Y
OF the next term and answer the bill of p.aihi and
thata copy OF tins order be forthwith nsered IN ,on
newspaper printed in the town of Lynchburg for ta5
months successlvcy and posted at the front Of tb
courthouse i'll the said town.
copy-Teste, J. WILLS, {. c.
Aug. y4m1Ol
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SfTRGINIA--At Rules holden in the Clerks oiilr-
" the Superior Court of Chanccry for the LvDeb-n4
District the list day u June, 1920. John T. Woo
son, admir- wi.h the will annexed of Perrin t1,-5.
decd, and Susanna Giles, pits. against John Di.t-
ey, Nelson GARRISON, and jacob Woodson and S4.l
his wife, defts.
Tho defendant John Dickey, not having entered h..
appearance and given security according the 4ctas
Assembly aud the rules OF this court, aud apperaP
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabi
this country IL is ordered that the said defendant do
pear her ON the first day of the next term and .uswe
the ball OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order
forthwith inserted in new spapcr published mt
town OF Lynchbnrg, for two months successgeg III
posted at the front door of tue courthouse an the
town A cJpy-Ieste, ], WILLS L e.
Aug. v9mlOl
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AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office
v the Superior Court of Chancery for the Lynchbutg
District the first day of June, 1929. John A. Cam
eron, pit against George Har>ion, Samuel Hair
ston, Harden Halrson, John ID. Hairston, and Mar
shall Hairston exo of George Hairston. dec. and
IN their own rights, Robert Ilairson, Peter Urst0n
and Ruth his WIFE and George and Ruth Callaway,
infant children of America Galloway dec ard Patrick
Dnrkin, and Johnson Henderson and john Williams,
ate merchants and partners trading under the firm Vi
Durkin, Henderson Co defts.
The defendant John Williams, NOT having enterrdh'
appearance and given security according the acl
semby and the rules of this court aud 1t appearing fy
satisfactory evidence that he is not an mhaiau of tins
country 1t is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day of the term and answer the
Dil OF me paihiii, and that copy of this order be
forthwith lnsertedin some newspaper printed in th tow
OF lynchnrg for two months successfully and posted
the front door of the courthouse IN said town
Copy-Ieste }. WlLIS,C.
Aug. wonIIOl
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FOR REM,

N<rOllCE.--By virtue of deed Of trust E.
IAl ecoied tn the subscribers by Ambrose
Fucker aud Bclsey his vile, and is Of record in
the county court OF Amherst for certain purpn.
ses IN sal derd expressed, will be exposed 10
sale, at public auction, on Es,day the 30lh day
OF October next II fair, IL not the ncxt fair dny
q ttact OF LAID containing sixty acres, lying
near Mlilers crefk, ia the county Of Amherst =.
another tract continuing about thirteen hun.
dred and fifty acres. being the tract on which
said Fucker re'de,, also one other tract in the
snme ncighborhood, containing about eight
hundred and thirty nine acres, oh which Geo.
Iinsley resides The sale win be on "A credit
OF one, two and three years, the purchaser CIV
ing bond with approved ecurity. aud deed Of
trust on the lard To secure the purchase money.
Acting ms trustees. the subscribers wlll convey
such tie rs Is vested in them bY said deed and
none other, winch ,hcy believe good
The above sale will TAXI place at he residence
Of said Ambrose RuCker.
JOHN MILLER. }Trus-
X. kDLEY. Stees.
August 81. wtusb
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n L COURT held for Nelson county The 2slh day r
80 August, 1890, Charles Iankford and Elizabeth
wife, formerly Elizabeth Landlord, pitts against john
Maxwell aud Sally his life, formerly Sally Ps,r,[
Perrin Farrar, Nancy Farrar, John farrar, jno Ben
ell and Jane his wife, formerly Jane EaTrar and " .
liam farrar, and John FarraT, 10 seph Easras ~.
farfar, Sally farrar and Lucy Earrar children 8.
Fleming farrar and William Farrar dets. IN Chan.
ry.
The defendants John Farrar and John Farrar 5oe--,
farrar Polly Farrar, sally FIrrar and Lucy FAyrsr
children and heirs at law o rFlemng Farrar decd Ia
having entered their appearance and gisrn 49,.
curity according to the act Of Assemb, .-#
tire rules ofts court, and 1t appearing " sstisfa#
tory evidence that they not inhabitants of q.
Commonwealth, and without the jurisdiction oI La
court II is ordered, that the said absent deea.
do appear here gu the fourth Monday IA Nos ue1t ~
answer the bill of the plaintiffs ami that COPY Of "a
order he forthwith inserted III the FrginaD pane
ted IN thetown ofLynehburg, fer two months pf,sls -
SAID day and that another copy thereof be posted al
front door ofhe courthouse Of hs county som. ,5
day. copy-Teste, RO {. CUTTER % q
SEPT. II. HSsfU
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lt WILL sell from 800 500 acres OF unclear
- ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters of mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from LynChhurg. Ills well adapt
ed to the culture of Tobacco and the different
kind OF grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood is well waered, and lies bette. than any
tract OF ITS size in this part otthe country 1t is
so situated as to be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will be very accommodating say one, two
and three years, upon small payment in hand.
Enquire the subscriber one mile and hal
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. $50
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NEW ANRIWAISe

MMW4 ANRYWAISs
vENHE subscriber has just received mum.
N Der oil staple and fancy articles, 10 many
of which he invites the particular atten ion of
the ladies'. They are in part as follows:
Fancy Gauze hdkfs. and Scarfs
Painted Belts aud Belt Ribbons, Bonnet and
Cap do
Baitlste and grass Cambrcs
few pieces very superior Bingham
100 pieces Calicos-latest style
piece superior French Bomhazine
Italian Lnsrings, Levanlines, Senshaws,
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose
Irish Linens aud Lawns, Thread Edgings and
Laces
Circassians, Lastrngs and Bombazettes
Tortoise Shell tuck, aud side Combs
Brazilian do
White watered Gros de Naples
White, Green and Pink Florences
Do Satns
White and Black SILK Hose
do Cotton do
Linen and Cotton Floss
Swiss, Jaconet and Null Muslins
corded and checked Muslns
Nankln and Canton Grapes
Ladies and gen'lemens Beaver Gloves (very
superior)
few pieces very superior Cloths and
genera assortment OF Domestic
All at the most reduced prices and more daily
expected IL. ALLISON.
july - 90
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ty7fKGfSiA, to wit AT Quarterly Court b,l4
W Halifax county, the oath day of August loo
Armistead BaTksdale, pitt. against William Ter,
Elisha Barksdale John II. Wmblsh, John H,,,,'
VIM A. Thompson, Isaac u. Terry and Afm,,ts-i
w. Terry, defts.
The defendant WIN. A. Thompson, not having erts,o.
his appearance and given security according 10 In, -.
Of Assembly and the rules of this court, and IL apra,
20 the Court that he Is not inhabant of this eom
wealth On motion Of the plaintiff, by Counsel I, =
ordered that the said defendant VIM. A. Thompsay -
appear here the fourth Monday in November ns,,
and answer the plaintiffs bill and thaa copy oftbi.'
der Is forthwith inserted ia paper printed -
the town ofLynchburg for two months suceessiYey A.
posted the front door Of the courthouse TIM. ce
on some Court day.
eopy-Teste, VIM. HOLT, u G
Sept. 10. w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

WiRGlNlA-.-At Rules holden in the Clerks ofGe5
OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the Lynch,
Dufg District the 9TH day of July, 1920. John Per
kihs ana NlnJSumpter, mereh and partners, I'M
der the trm OF John Perkins a Co. pits against a
alexander Settle, James Settle VIM Settle John Sci
hie Lucy Settle and Mary Settle infant children and
elrs of John Nj Settle, dec Reuben Norvell. heir
aw of Edmund $. Norvell, dee. Vim. Leitwich and
Catharne Martin, widow, and Andrew Jaekson Mar
TN, aud Samuel Martin, infant children If John :
Martin, deceased. delts
The writ of SCirelacias awarded in this cause, not
being executed the defendant Catharine Martin, aud
IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that she IS not
an lnhabtant of this country; II ordered that the
sad deien ant do appear here the first day OF inc
next term and shew cause il any she can. why this
suit should not be proceeded specified IN the SAID
writ and that copy Of this order be forthwith n
serted in some newspaper printed in the town of Lynn
burg for two month and posted az the O
doorof the courthouse in the SAID town
ACopy. Teste, J. WILLS, C. 6
Aug. w2ml0l