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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-27

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, May et, 1899
TO the Widow and Heirs Of ABEL CuRTIs, lite OF
concerned in the Estate of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if yon
III see 6D at the Court of Probate to he hohi
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the frst
Tuesday in July next, at ten of the clock, be
fore noon to show cause why license should not
be granted to sell and convey so much of ssi,
deceased's Real Estate will raise the sum oftw{,
hundred dollars, for the payment of debts. ahi!
charges and you will be heard thereon.
TtlEOPHs. WHEELER, Rev.
*2t By order of the Hon. Judge.
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PAPER HANGING&.
CLARENDON HARRIS

XMAS just received an addition to his stock
of Paper Hangings, and Tow offers them
for sale, at from 90 to Is cents per Roll. Some
elegant Papers of the Last French Patterns, on
satin grounds, as low as so cents
G Persons wanting Papers are respectfully
invited to call and examine his assortment be-
fore they purchase elsewhere.
Worcester. Nav q
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MANIFESTATIONS Sale.

administrators Sale.
EM7 ILL be sold at Public Auction, at the
Wv Dwelling House and Store of the late
Col. HENRY SARGENT, in Leicester, on TUES
Day, the I'd day Of June neat, at s O'Clock in
the forenoon-9 three-y years old Heifers with
Calves do. without Calves; / pair Work
ing Oxen; pairs three,ye years old Steers
yearling Bull good family Horse and Chaise ;
one. horse Wagon and Harness. Also, Beds,
Bedding, Looking Glasses, and other House,
hold Furniture; quantity of Books, among
which is Nlcholsons Encyclopedia several
Ploughs, and other Farming Utensils Cotton
and Woollcn Machine Cards 200 to 800 doz.
No. 10 Cotton Hand Cards; 600 good Sheep.
skins Split Leather, and large quantity of
Card Wire Of different sizes.
Also, the whole Stock of Goods in the Store
Hard Ware; Crockery and Glass Ware Eng
lish, American, and West India Goods Gro
cies, &c. &c, too numerous to partcuarize.
u Sale to be continued from day to day
until completed. Terms liberal, and to be
made known at the time and place of sale, or
upon inquiry Of
JOSEPH D. SARGENT, , 49,
LYMAN WAITE, Adm rs
Leicester, May 81, 1899. 81
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The celebrated Horse, HAMPTON,

the 18th OF NAV
and to continue till the 18th of July. On Mon
days, P. M, at Wilson's tavern in SPENCE
Tuesdays at Browns in Paxton, from 9, A. NJ.
until 4, P. NJ from thence to Worthingtont
Hotel in Worcester, where he will remain TIL
8 O'Clock Thursday morning from thence to
Ryan's in South Leicester till p M. from
thence to fuckers in Charlton, till 9 o'cloca
Friday, A. NJ from thence to Winsor's il,
Dudley, till P. NJ. from thence to Lamson'
in Muddybrook Parish in Woodstock, till y
O'Clock, Saturday, A. M. from thence Ia
Greenes in Woodstock, South Parish, till
P. NJ, from thence to the stable of the sub
scrbers in Sturbridge is hgll
dappe grey horse l5a hands high, and f.
| beauty of proportion, is not surpassed by an,
other horse-hs movements are elegant aui
remarkably quck-he is unquestionably tie
finest parade horse in the Stationary Of hi~
colts are so far matured that they are not SUI
passed by the stock of any other horse ever il
this country He sired the beautiful hori
Young Hampton, owned by Col. Adams Of Hol,
kihton, and many other valuable colts that ar.
kept for sires. Hampton has for four year.,
past had an uncommon share of business, from,
the reputation Of his stock sired when coli
himself. The subscribers invite the breeders o;'
horses generally to look at the horse and satisfy
themselves.
Terms: $4 leap, SO the season, and $S
to warrant. JOSEPH c. ALLEN
JOHN UPHAM.
Sturbridge, May q. 81
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TO LET,
~ a DWELLENG HOUSE, and
fIasstaA IA B.4RN situated in the south
-. S part Of Worcester, near the Black
essskAgs5 stone Canal, and White & Boy.
denis Factory, lately owned and
occupied by Capt Samuel Wiswel, deceased
Also, PASTURE near the same, containing
about six acres. Apply to the subscriber.
NATHANIEL ELDER.
Worcester, May 81. #2l
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For Sale or to Let.

NOR term Of years, in Oakham Village,
Il so called, BUILDING 80 by 40 feet,
three stories high, with sufficient water power
for Cotton or Woollen Factory, or Machine
Shop, with Dwelling House and from 10 TO
40 acres of Land. Inquire of SAMUEL
HUNT on the Premises ,21+ MAY 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12
MISCELLANY.

The Mystery of Numbers. -Pyihaeoras held
numbers TO he the principle Of all things and
perhaps they are. when frequently added toee-
fher with s pre6xed The two great principle
Of the sage monad and dual, in other
words, unity and duality A modern philoso-
pher has come out in the Ontario Messenger in
favor oftle number three. He has roamed n
bout in the store-hoBse of his memory. AID pull.
ed down from the shelves every thing young
and old. good, bad and Indifferent that bears n
trinnf character or aspect.
1hrys was the number Of the Gfaces. the
Faies, the Furies the Syrens, the Gorgons and
the Gr9ce--those Internal hags, who had but
one eye and one tooth among them, which they
used 10 borrow by turns. n. they were to see
company or 10 chew their cad.
Gryou had three bodies Cerberus heads g.
nouRh for all. aud Solomon MANI options
There were three Triumvirates: Cesar. Pompeg
aud Crnssns; Augustus, Anthony and Sepsilius; ;
and Andrews, Bcyille and Carewe. This last
is formed by one rrigliph-ioo
Apollo has his Tripod and Neptune his Tri-
dent One two three and away, was the word
for starting At the 0ympic races. And the an
clients used 10 call thrice upon every corpse, TO
know If II could siart any obertons 10 lis being
inferred. Which naturally leads me 10 Hades
or Ades, the old fashion region of distribution
according 10 our good oribad deeds. II Com
sisted OF THREE provinces, Erebue, Tariarus and
hlys'urf. Heaven Hell aud Purga,ors it Ind
It's three Judges ton Minos, Aacus aud Rhada.
inanthus. Its three rivers too. Phlegelh"u. Co.
eyfus and Achrron, with many other 1rindS too
numerous aud incousidcrnhe 10 mention.
To this he might hayr added that the three
wise men Of Gotham w"ut In sea in bowl
that sentry says "w h. comes there ?" three
times before he sends bullet after a man
That note OF hand has three DAYS grace ard
that paper oftobacco costs three cents.
N Y Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12
from the National hteiligeueer March /.
CONGRESS.

The Second Session of the Twentieth Con.
gress closed Yesterday; the House OF Rep esen-
tnuyes adjournipg nj three aud The Seuate at
four O'clock
In the House Of Representa- ives a vote of
thhnks twas passed 10 the opf aker which
was the most important business transacted.
Whai was omitted OF most Importance was the
decent respect due tu Me sage from The Pre-
sIdeni of the United States, Of which y notice
viii be found below aud which the House, by
a sn,all majority, relusedio be ordered 10 BIZ
printed
In the Senate, besides other business. the
following message was received from the Pre-.
sideni oflhe United States
Washington, March 3D., 1929
To the Seuale, and
House off Representatives. Of the Il. States
herewith transmit copy ol the nstrne-
tionsprepared by The Secretary Of State, aud
furnished to the Ministers of the Quilted States
appointed 10 attend NJ the assembly Of the A.
mcrican Plenipeien,isrles, first held at Panama,
aud then transferred 10 1acubaya. The occa.
sion upon which they were given has passed
away, AMI there Is no present probabit, OF
the revival these negotiations but the pur.
poses for which they intended are sill OF tho
deepest interest 10 ~ rounry N 10 the wotld,
aud may hereafter call again for the active eff
forts aud benehrent enersIc. of the Govern
meni of the United States. The motives for
holding them from general publication having
ceased, justice To the Government from which
they emnnated, ana to i. Pc pie for whose
benefit II was Instituted, require that they
should be made known.--Wnh this view, and
from the consideration that the subjects en-,
brased by these INST uotons will most probably
engage hereafter tho delbera ions of our sue.
cessors deem IL proper 10 make this cnmmn.
nica ION 90 both Houses Of Congress One
copy emily OF the instruction. being prepared
! send II 10 the Senate requesting that il may
be transmitted also to The House of Represen
tatlves. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
On this Message being read, "a mo ion was
made. OF course, TO print il, with the docu.
ments and. after long debate, the motto
was negdtird, "a votes To lS After which
by aveiv'prndential movement oi MIR Tazewell
The document WAS transfer ed from The Legs.
lafive 10 the Executive record, So as 10 conces
its contents from the public, as if the Spider',
web could CT Jude the light Of the sun
The public ought TO have these document
concerning The Panama Mission. and they
shall, too, II we can getat them We have no
iden thai those gentlemen, who have rode into
popularity and power upon this hobby shall
now be allowed 10 dlsown aud repudiate il.
They wanted The information, when Il Wnuld
have been injurious to the publioxtnlerest 10
receive II aud. now that il Is no longer so.
they refuse 10 receive IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

i0Y Al act 10 iEcstporsie the 5erksly Man.
ufaefurlng Company, nth like powers. and
with capiis al not less Than twenty nor more
tan one hundred thousand dollars. and capaci-
ty IN hoi real estate not escs ediBg Eve hundred
acres. Tbs company and the two preceding are
incorporated for the purpose Of manufacturing
cottoa, wool. fa1, &c
los An ACT 10 amend the several acts concer-
ming the Bank Of thu Valley in Virginia subsii-
tutes for he oath heretofore required Of persons
voting for directors, an oath, that the shares IN
right Of which they vote are bona fide their own
property or thai they are held IN 6dueiar,
character, and suihorises the Executive TO APP
point dire, tors ON the psri Of the State, within
twenty DAYS afier the annual meeting Of the
stockholders .hen they shall have faiied TO
make The appointment aud Il the Executive fail
any four Of TIL directors may make such APP
pointneni, within not less Than five, nor more
than ten days thereafter.
100. An ACT declaring Fish creek public
highway
TO- An act changing the time of holding the
Fall term Of Prince William Superior Court /;
TO The second Monday la November in every
year
Ill. An act 10 incorporate the Danville Man.
ufactufing Compan invests them with the IL
susl powers Incorporate bodies allows THIN
the privilege ofholdiug real estate. not exceed.
might've HUNDRED acres, with capital stock,
not exceeding fifty thousand dollars, for ihe pur.
poe of manufacturing cotton, wool. flax and
hemp.
ii2 An act providing further for The security
OF public debts gives the same remedy against
the heirs, devisees, executors or administrators
ri publc debtors. ms Is nov provided against
the debtor himself. and subjects their lands,
DC. To be- sold by virtue of ~ri's uf Hcri (acids
lI3 An act 10 organize u Convention pro-
vides. that thr frerholdsrs in the several Sena
10 mi districts. as now tabShed, shall vote Tor
four persons in each district, on their several
court days in me month of May, 10 represent
them in Convention requires the proper off
GERS 10 take the polls and provides for their ia,.
lure preserlbes the FIRST Mooday in October,
1922, ior the meetlng OF the Convention al the
Capitol ~ the city of Richmond. A soon a.
fie Convention hdjourns. the Executive are 10
pub ish the new, or ame nded Constitution, and
at the next election for Members Of the Leeisla.
'ure, thu same is 10 be submitted TO the freehol.
ders for rejection o. rati6oation-ihe polls TO he
open thiee successive days. II maiority are
ia favor Of the new, or amended Constitu.
ton. the General Assembly are 10 be conse.
ned n put the new Constitution into opera
tim.
70 nj CONTINUED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12
THE, TEA PLANT

II has been doubtful whether there is more
than one variety OF the tea plant. DIR. Abel is
inclined 10 believe til re ar Two, but that 81.
Iher will yield both the black aud the green teas,
according to the mode of preparation. Dial
Iymple thinks the principal difference between
the bla Il and gr'eu is the age of the lpaf-ihe
latter being prepared when The leaf is in II less
mature state. and while it contains IA quantity
OF vlscid, aud to certain degree, mar cote Juice
which gives the peen'iar character OF .he hyson
teas. Abel remarks, that leaves slowly dried
wiz retain more of the green colour ihaa those
| that are rapidly dried. The green tea is care
fully dried by exposure TO the open air in the
shade, the BLACK by artificial heat, in shallow
pans, over charcoal fire. The difference of
latitude IN which these teas are cultivate ed will
snow the difference, we think Of species. The
green len district lies between the 29h and LIST
degrees north latitude, aud the black tea dis.
fricf betH cen the 9th aud 28h degrees north
latitude. The green tea met with in India are
the gmipolcder, with leaf rolled quite round
AMI the hys0n, the leaf Of which is small closely
curled, aud of blush green. OF the black
teas, the three following are tie best: LIST, the
f0uch9ng. ot peculiar delicate flavor, not Of
ten met with out of India or China ID the.
Common S0uchong; and 81, the Bohea tea,
called IN China poos-chH Tea is a product OF
Japan The Chinese only the black teas,
and prepare the others for expectation. II was
inst introduced into Ind during the Com
mOnweath. aud now about % 900 100 of pounds
are annually consumed rhere in the rest of
Europe more than five mil ions, and about as
much n America. DR.. Clarke says, in his
travels, speaking OF the virtues of this plant.
mat " the exhausted traveller, reduced by con.
iInucd fever, and worn by nces.aut toll expp-
Hehces IN tins Inlnslpn The most ing and bal
SamIc virtues the heat OF his blood abates, hrs
spIrIts revive, his parched skin relaxes, and his
strength is renovated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12
PATENT DEFINITION.

Debdtes.--An useless wsgeing Of Tongues
where the noses have been already counted.
DHck.--A place in which those who have
taken too much wine are apt 10 take a little
wafer
DoSe.-A short nap enloven by many PEG :
pie ate dinner ona "e"k day, and alter the
teN ona Sunday.
Notwithstanding the private | TO be much
in the public eye,
En'bdfming .--Parpetuaiing The pershabie
with more painsth we take to snye that
which is immortal
Felicity The horizon Tor rainbow) of the
heart, which is always receding as we advance
vHrds il
Jealousy. -Tormen'jng yourself for fear you
should he tormented by another.
Marriage. Taking yoke How who mn y
tighten the bnrlhpn ofeaetence if YOU tul
together, orren Ter il indispensable Won drag
different ways.
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From the National infeihgenetr. March 3.
THE INAUGURATION


john c. Calhoun, Vice President cleo, of
he United States, took The Chair of the Sen.
ate at IL o'clock, aud the Senate was called IN
order.
The oath TO support the Constitution OF the
United States was administer d TO the yice PRE-
sldem by Mr.. Smith, of Mary land.
The oath TO snpport the Constitution o,the
United States was then administered TO the fol-
lowing new Senators, by The Vice President !.
viz.
Mes'rs. Branch, Clayton, Bibb Hayne, KING
hnigM, McLean, Of OHIO. IdsemeH Uhifs
Sitsoee. Bell, fTslinghuyssn Sprague, and Jip
ingston and they took their seats.
On motion oil Mr., Smith, of MARYLAND I,
was ordered that. when lhe SENATE ad;a,,,,,
they will adjourn to meet o morrow, az II a..
clock
Al half past eleven O'Clock, dnIrep .I1ckyon
the President elect. entered the Senate Cham.
her, attended by The Marshal OF the Ds,,,c,
and the Committee of Arrangements, and ,ook
his seat Immediately in front ofthe Secretaries
desk.
The Chief Justice of the United States am,
Associate Judges, entered soon otter and o"e.,
pied the seats assigned for them on the rrbt nj
the Presidents chair
The Foreign Ministers and their su;,es -,
"i'e'ai COSTUMES, occupied seats
on the left of the chair. '''
large number of Ladies were press,, 49,,
occupied the seats in the rear of ibe S.n., '
aud the lobby under the Eastern gallery, The
Western gallery was reserved for membo,s =,
The House of Representatives. "
A'twelve o'clock the Senate adjourned and
a procession was formed TO the Ess,ern ,nr ''.a
of the Capital. where, in presence Of m inn.
mense concourse of spectators, filling the nor,;.
CO, the steps, and the enclosure. the PreSdan, =,
the pui.ed'States dsirered his h,sugura ad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12
Washington CHI onicie.
The Enpres. Josephine and her Jeus,s.

The Empress Josephine and her Jtrss.
We one day asked the empress to show us all
her diamonds. With the utmost complaisa nee
she ordered them TO he brought and arranged
on large table. When the various boxes were
opened, we were dazzlfd by the brilliaucy of
their contenis.-lt must, | fancy, have been a
collection uniqre IN Europe for it was compo.
sed OF all the most precious stones belonging TO
the various towns and cities conquered bv the
trenc1 arIniea Her Majesty was exceedingly
amused by our mute ast,uisment After hay.
ing allowed us TO examine them lesurely 1T
Is To cure you OF an excessive fondness for lew
els, SAID she To us IN a kind tone that | have
shown you mine. After having seen such ex.
Haordinary ones, you will have no wish for O
theirs especially when you recollect, splendid
as they are how unhappy | have been, although
possessed OF Them In the earlier periods of
my astonishing career entertained myseIfwi,h
'hese hauoles but by degrees her anne dis
gus'ed with them, and now wear them only
VINE" my new rank compes nue. 10 do So Be-
Sues thousand events may deprive me of
,"ese superb but useless things. Have not the
offg'iottHts thar belonged 10 the queen. Marie
Antomet'e Let me advise YOU, young ladies',
nov To envy q magnifcenCe which IN no way
contributes 10 happiness. You will be very
puch surprised when tell you that | have re.
celved more pleasure from the present Of psr
OF old shoes, than ever did from the gift of a.
ny OF the diamonds spread before you'
Memoirs Of the Empress Josephine.
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From The correspondent Of the Baltimore Ameri-

can.
"AsHIscTos. 9th February, 1929
The authorized publication in the Telegraph
yesterday morning has had wonderful fret
upon this community. All speculation on The
views oi the President are over for the time !;
and candidates for place and favor will no.
address themselves TO the Secretaries ard Heads
Of Departments. see already, some ofthem
pushed into The corners. OF held by n button
while the imporunaie and needy plead their
cause, and shew their rights to reward.
The Presidents house will be given up on
Monday by lis present tenants. Then success
sor- will require some time to mike their ar
rangemepts Tor its possession. The hnusehold-
ofthe mansion. is generally replenished at the
beg ginning Of the Presidential term !; and / sup
poses will BE- NO on the present occasion.
u Is reported IN some ofthe northern paper
I perceive, that the famous corresponds nts Q
the United States Telegraph, have made Al
engagements 10 wind up the affair By duel.
believe this report il without authority. | have
harmed nothing 70 that effect and very little
interest is excited in their quarrel as il was gen.
orally considered case of lorM policy, TO be
settled by the constituents &c lie gentlemen, who
seem to have fallen out because one . +
them claimed for his people, all the bounty
solicited BY Iennes c Of The General Govern.
ment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

K. WIN, HARTMAN lakes this method of
1sA informing the public, that he will resume
ms duties as instructor of Music on the Piano
forte' elarionet. Violin & Flute in this place, in
Inc course OF two or three months. Reference
as to qualifications, terms. &c. MrIWm w Nor
veil capt SAINT. |. Watt MIR. IT. F. Bowen or
Capt. J f. Norvell. ,s
Feb. %
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To thi. address. the President made ,as lol.

To this address, the President made ,he iol.
lowing reply:
Respected Fiends--Yoor afeciionate address
awakeps sentiments aud recnlleciions which
feel With sincerity, and cherish with pride. To
have around m, person at the moment OF nn-
dertakine III most solemn of all duties 20 my
country, the companions Of the immortal Wash
ingion. will afford me satisfaction and grateful
encouragement. That by my best exerions, l
shall be able TO exhibit more than an imitation
Of his pair lotto labors, = sense Of my own imper
fections, and the reverence entertain for his
virtues forbid me TO hop.
To you, respected friends, the survivors of
that heroic band. who followed him 50 long and
40 yaiian,ly ia the path Of glory, offer my
sincere thanks. and TO heav my prayers, that
your remaining years may be as happy as ) our
tolls aud your lives have been illustrious.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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A BuCkSKIN.

Saturday. when The Correspondence arrived,
ana one OF the book shops was tull of custo-
mers waiting for ii. a purchaser turned over
the leaves and read aloud from Adams let.
ter. the phrase Laharum of political relgi-
on"
Lahsrum'! exclaimed bystander, what's
iabarum"2
Jack tar spoke up and said he supposed i,
was some newly discovered shoal, like enough
on the Labrador coast.
merchant thought il must be some new
article of merchandise.
A physician thought it must be some new
simple IN the Materia Medica, that would be-
OF service IN the Doctors Trade.
lawyer guessed il was the law Latin or
Norman French name for some outsndish pro.
cess.
Various and unsatisfactory were the con.
lectures sported by The throng
schoolmas'er silly turned to Noah Web.
s,er's book of 80 600 words !; but To-! itwa. no,
there.
He then called fora Dead Language Die.
,ionary, and made Known TO the conpsn