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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-06
FROM H.4RTFORb fo ROSTOA
Executors Sale at AUCTION.

ECeCNt0TS> Sale at .HuCt9O2.
NKTlLL be sold at Public Auction, on
w TUESDAY, the 18Th day of Mag neat,
at u of the clock at noon, on the premises, the
valuable FARM, formerly owned by SAMUEL
GREeoRY, late of Templeton, deceased, situat-
ed in the north-easterly part of Royalston,
about two miles from the centre of the town,
containing one hundred and fifty acres, well
proportional into Moving, Pasture, and Wood
Land. The soil is of good quality, the Farm in
high state of cultivation, with sufficient
Orcharding, and well fenced There are two
story Dwelling House, two Barns, Chaisc
House, and other Out Buildings, all in good
repair, on the premises. Also, at the same
time and place, several Out Lots in the vicinity
of said Farm, which will be sold with, or sepa-
rate from the above premises. The above
Farm has been occupied by the said deceased
for thirty years past; with the exception of the
three last years Terms liberal, as considera-
BILE part of the purchase money will not be re-
quired for number of years Possession given
on the day of the sale if requested. For par
ticulars, inquire of Capt. ELISHA GRnaonv of
Winchendon, or of the subscriber.
Per order of the Executors of the last Win
and Testament of the said deceased.
FRANKLIN GREGORY, .4ttct'r.
Rovalston; April 81. 1929 SIG
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THE SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURr, contrary to
our expectation, did not rise last week, but will
probably continue its session nearly or quite
through the present week.
"The following persons have been sentenced
during the past week:
George At'oood, for larceny in a dwelling
house, sentenced to solitary imprisonment for
one day, and confinement to hard labor, in the
State Prison, eighteen months land for steal
ing horse and chase from Congdon g. Co..
of this town, solitary imprisonment one day
and confinement to hard labor in the State
Prison, two years.
Otis Convey, for larceny in the dwelling
house of Aaron Clark of Rutland, solitary i'm.
prisonment one day, and confinement to hard
labor in the State Prison, for two years"
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DEXTER LIME
Grist- MIL to be LET.

INNHE Mill in North Brookfield, owned by the
n subscriber, will be let for one or more
years 1t is pleasantly situated on the Great
fost Road from Boston to Albany, and has
comfortable room and other convenienccs for a
small family. For further particulars apply to
HEPSEY WILCOT.
Brookfeld, May 6. *l8
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LEGHORNS.

HINOR SALE, at the Bookstore of DORR &.
Il ROWLAND, Pamphlet, entitled--". n
candid Address to the Unitarian Ministers of
Boston and ricinity" Price l24 cts. April 90.
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Sale at .AuctiOn.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on the
w premises, on MONDAY, the t,oenty-
JJth Of Nay inst, at 9 o'clock, p. NJ, if not
previously disposed of at private sale, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, lying in the northcrly part
OF Worcester, on the post road from Worcester
to Lancaster, near the Schoo! House, on Burn.
coat Plain, so called, viz: one aero of Land,
with small Dwelling House and Barn there.
on. Also, five acres of Tilage Land, one
fourth of mile south of the above mentioned
premises. Also, sixteen acres of Wood Land,
lying in Holden, on Maiden Hill, so called.
Terms liberal, For further information, in.
quire of NAHUM WILMINGTON, near the prem
ises EBENEZER r KNIGHT
worcester, May 8. "l8
WORCESTER, SIS. April %, 1920
FHNAKEN on Execution, having been previ.
M ousy attached on mesnc process, and will
be sold at Public Yendue to satisfy the same,
at the house of Henry Switzer, in Western,
on THURSDAY, the 3Oth day of Nav nert, at
o'clock, p. NJ, all the right in EQUITY which
NATHAN SWITZER has to redeem the Real
Estate on which Henry Switzer now lives, be-
ing part of the Farm formerly owned by said
Henry Switzer, together with the Buildings
thereon standing.
Is JOSEPH FIELD, d. Sheriff.
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=. Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, April 8, 1870.
10 the 'Pido,o aud Heirs # LEVI LxGG late Of Up
ton an sad County, deceased. and to all others con-
ceri'ed 4" the Estate Of said deceased,
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~NOTTCE.

A LII persons indebted to Avery Maynard
IN before the 9th of March, 1929, are re-
quested to call and settle with CHRIsropHER
BALDWIN, or SAMUEL HARRINGToN, Jr., As.
signees, without delay
Worcester, MAY 5, 1899 1w19
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COpGrtnership Formed

OOpUf tIteT sup Il OTWLGU.0
The subscribers having entered into Copart.
nership under the firm of WIN. G. SIMPSON
& CO., will continue the MEDICINE, PAINT
and DYE-STUFF business, at the Store for
merly occupied by George Brnley 81 Co.
WIN. C. SIMPSON.
EDWARD BRINLEY.
WIN. G.. S. & Co. offer for sale on the mos
favorable terms,
5000 lbs. Refined Camphor,
200 do. Gum Opium,
5 cases Licorice Paste,
5000 lbs. Licorice Root,
10 bbls. Balsam Copivi,
300 lbs. Calomel,
200 do, Red Precipitate,
200 do. Tartaric Acid,
500 do sup. Carbon. Soda,
100 boxes CASTLE Soap,
so ounces Sulph Quinine,
9 cannisters Ess. Burgamot and Lemon,
100 ounces Flors. Benzoin,
25 casks White Lead,
2 do Red do,
90 bbls. Venetian Red,
20 cases Gum Shel.ac,
90 do do. Copal,
500 lbs. French Green,
6 hhds. Nader,
200 bbls. Ground Dye-Wood,
100 lbs. Go. Camwood,
10 do. Blue Vtriol,
5000 do. Nutgalls
Boston, May 6, 1929 8w18
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REPRESENTATIVES. 1t has been determined
to send fifty five representatives this year to
the General Court from Boston, and from va
rious parts of the State, we learn that it is the
intention to be fully represented. Under such
circumstances, when it is considered that ques
tons of vital Importance to the community are
to be acted upon, and disposed of, it may, per-
haps, be considered an act of supererogatioE on
our part, to urge upon the people of this coun-
ty, the necessity of sending large and able
delegation. Yet as a strange apathy on the
subject, has prevailed, too generally, for few
years past, we trust it will not be taken amiss,
if we remind the electors, that, if they do not
choose to be represented, whatever measures
may be adopted, they have no reason to COM
plain. IF they will trust the care of their inter-
ests to the representatives of others, they
ought quietly to suffer the consequences
whatever they may be. The Town Meeting
for the choice of Representatives will be held
in this town on Monday next, when we hope
the voters will generally appear at the polls
We have heard nothing said about the number
to be sent, but presume it will be not less than
five. The difference in expense to the town
between three and FIVE will not be perceptible.
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CAST IRON PLOUGHS.
NOR SALE by BENJAMIN BUTMAN &
u CO, NurSe' Improved Cast Iron PLoughs,
which, for strength and durability, are superior
to any other in use. Farmers and others wish
ing to purchase, are invited to call and exam
inc them. Is Worcester. Mav6
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When we have nothing of more Importance
to attend to, we may perhaps notice the at
tempts Of the Editor of the Athsl Sentinel to
escape the odium which he now perceives is
attached to the articles he has SO ndustriously
circulated in his paper and in handbills, by af-
firming they were written by some other per,
son. If he thinks to evade the moral response
bility, which justly attaches to the known pub
Usher Of an article, by attempting to throw it
upon some nameless and unknown individual,
who is kept behind the curtain, he presumes
more upon the g~llibility of the public than we
should expect, even from him.
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GooDwIN's Town OEFIcER. new edi-
ton of this valuable work has Just issued from
the press, and is now for sale at the Book
The time and attention which the author has
devoted to that branch of legal science, con.
nected with the powers and duties of town off,
GERS, peculiarly qualify him for the task he has
performed, and we understand he has taken
much palms, in this edition, TO correct any mac
curacies, and to supply any deficiencies, which
might be discovered in the former one. He
has, also, by introducing all the provisions of
subsequent enactments, adapted it to the laws
as they exist at the present time. To this edi.
ton is also added number of useful forms.
We therefore think that those who are in want
of work of this kind will have reason to be
satisfied with the one which is now offered to
them.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
ID see it) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Mendon, in said County, on the fourth Tues.
DAY IN May next, at nine of the clock, before
purports to be the last viii and Testament of
said deceased should not be approvcd and you
90 IHEOPH's. WHEELER, Reg.
n,
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NOTICE.
TENHE Copartnership heretofore existing un-
u der the firm of DAVID g. JOHN HEN
SHAW & CO., was, by mutual consent, dis
solved on the 18th inst
CHARLES HENSHAW and JOHN HEN
SHAW will continue the business under the
Firm of
.HEyNSH.4W & CO.,
and are duly authorized to settle the affairs of
the late Firm. CHARLES HENSHAW.
DAVID HENSHAW.
JOHN HENSHAW.
HENSHAW & CO., No. 50 tndia-strset,
offer for sale, on liberal terms, a large assert
ment of DRUGS, PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS,
SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS, &c. &c.
Boston, April 80, 1899 Owls
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CANAL. The navigation between this town
and Providence is suspended at the present
time, in consequence of repairs which are
making to lock in the vicinity of the Black.
stone factory in Mendon. 1t is hoped that the
repairs will be completed, so that the boats
may resume their trips in the course of this
week Most of the boats are on the lower end
of the route, where there is large amount OF
freight, ready to be brought up, which is now
much wanted.
Mr.. ANTHONY CHASE of this town, is appoint.
ed Collector of the Canal Revenue for the town
of Worcester.
CENTRAL BANK. At a meeting of the Stock
holders of Central Bank in this town, yester.
day, for the purpose of organizing tho same,
the following persons were chosen Directors
for the current year, viz: Benjamin Butman,
Pliny Merrick, Lewis Barnard, John Davis,
Isaac Davis, Simeon Burt Daniel Haywood.
REPRESENTATIVES. ELECTED. yWillbury, Aaron
Pierce, Amos Hill Grafton, Harry Wood, SAINT
Wood. Peterborough, Charles Parkman Hon.
kinton, Thomas Bucklin, Matthew Metcalf
.qsh6urnhonl, Joseph Jewett. FichJurg, Oil.
yer Fox, Isaiah Putnam. Charlton, Samuel D.
Spur. John Hill, jr. Oxford, Jonathan Davis,
Richard Olney. Leicester, John Hobart
Princeton, Charles Russell. Rutland, Robert
Monroe, Marlborough, Daniel Stevens, Eli
Rice. Shrewsbury, does not send. Sutton
Jonas Sibley, Daniel Tourtellot. Sterling, ia.
cob cob Conant, Thomas Wright. Holden, Silas
riagg. Westminster, Charles Hudson, Cyrus
Winship. Barre, Charles Siblsy. Royalston,
Rufus Bullock. Southbridge, John McKins.
Try. ;4thot, Ebenezcr Chaplin. Northbridee,
Aadolphus Spring. Boyiston, Ward Cotton.
M Daniel Thurber, Aaron Burden,
warren hawson: Sturbridge, Penuel Belknap.
Scarborough, Jonas Ball. Lancaster. Scion
Whiting Brookfeld, Ebenezer Merriam, Sim.
con Draper, Alanson Hamilton. Parton, Ty-
Ter G oddard
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Worcester, IS. Probate Ofhee, May S, 1879.
40 NE Hers Of DANIEL CLAP, late Of Worecs.
ter, IN sand County, deceased and to all Others con-
ce,',ed IN the Estate Of said deceased, GnEErINo.
VOu are hereby cited to appear tif you
~ see ny at the Court ofProbate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. en- The first Tues.
day in July next at hine OF the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Executor's SECOND
and hhal account Of the administration OF said
Estate should not be allowed, aud The balance Of
Estate decreed TO the Legatees OF said deceased.
according to his Will; and yuu will be heard
thereon. 49, NATH'L. PAINE, j. Prod.
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, NAV S 1870
10 Me Hears Of Abigail BARrlETT, hte 81 West.
minister, IN sand County, an insane beison, and
oaR others concerned u. The Estate Of Sad 7bigaY
GREET1Ng
V0U are hereby cited to appear III YOU
n see ny at the Court Of Probate to be holden
at Iempleton, in said County, ON the aIst
day OF May inst, at ten Of the clock, before
noon, 70 show cause why the Account Of the
Guasdianship of said Abigail Bartlett, should mo-,
be allowed; and you viii be heard thereon
u, NAFIiL, PAINE, H. PreA
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Mr.. ANTHONY CHASE of this town, is appoint.
ed Collector of the Canal Revenue for the to- WI
of Worcester.
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CULTURE DE snnAR.

Sugar ha. been pro,luee,l IN East Florida,
the rasi season. which Is said 10 be snppr 90 10
the finest New Orleans, and almost equal 10
Jamaica. Samples of from which his jtidR.
ment of us qualify hiss been pronounced, have
been exhibited ~ Charleston. They were & On,
crop Of 10 hbds. the produce OF Col Dunmeti',
plantation. on the Iomuka, from marsh inad
hitherto deemed unfavorable TO be culture ol
sugar. II isn NV csrtain that IN East florid
both The hfh and upland aud tenacious mnrci
produc" excellent sugar. Should've cnltiva.
ton Of th, valuable prodneiin Florida bee ON.
fSten'ive, II is expected tia, Charleston viii be
lhr principle depot ios IL.
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soSNOTlCE.--Bv virtue of a deed of trust,
IN executed 20 the subscriber by Joseph Dill
lard, bearing date the 9Th Of October, 1924, |
shall on Monday the Goth day of April next
1T Anhers, c. fl proceed 10 sell. 10 the high
est bidder, for ady money, negro slaves,
to wit: one man Billy, one woman Charlotte
and her three youngest children, or 50 much
of said property as may be sufficient TO AM
swer the purposes Of the trust deed aforesaid
Acting as trustee shall convey such title on
" as Is vested IN mc, bu have 10 doubt OF lis
being good. hobEfi iiNSLES'
March IS. wtdsa5
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prevent the bad effects of exe,ss Of light The
only method ofreguating The heat Is By double
or siagie coverings Of ginss or inais. or both.
| A hand-g lass placed 5ser . beiLglass will pre-
serve. In shady situation, n very constant de-
gree OF heat Whatever degree Of heat |. natural
TO the 'nother plant, WHEN In n growing state,
VIII. III general. b. most favorable 10 the growth
Of cuttings '-Lnudon.
The same writer sys, Every variety OF
apple may he crown from cuttings; though
somr with hneh rrcAt,r facility than others.
All those OF he bnTknoi an. codnc tribes grow
as well this way ms by any other, and some al
legc. thai the trees sa raised are not liable 10
cnakcr. Hort. Trans. vol. p. 1901 which is
supposed 30 he owing 10 their putting out 90
iaprooi but spreading their nrmeroos fbres
from the knot 81 bar horizontally Even the
golden pppin may be continued in this way
aud The trees have remained seven years IN
perfect health, when gratis taken NOT onl, from
The sarin ifee. but from the very branch, part
OF which WIS divided into cuttings. ennkered 10
| two or three years. All appe.rces raised IN
this way Riggs observes, from healthy one
yrar-old branchcs, with blossom buds upon
ihen, will continue to 20 on beati The fines,
hun, in u smnl compass, for many YEARS. Such
tees are peculiarly proper f"r forcing. aod
no, liable 10 ennker Hort Traiis yni y. 90
wood of horizontal or abiiqne branches. rathgr
, than from upright ones; frpin six TO eight inch
es or more IN length, with "A small portion Of
old wood M the lower end Gu OF the tip Of
! the shoot, and all the buis, ex cpi,ng fwo OF
'hrre next Tin Zip or upper extremity; then
smnoh tue sections at the lower end. and insert
them three OF four inehns IA sandy loain, pres
sing the earth firmly to them. watering, and 20
vering with u hnnd-gnss. The prope, tim
for this operntionis early In February, and
| the glass should not he fouched, excepting 10
give water. TIL the shoots have sprung m inch
OF Two. Shade during the midday sun. aud
ireip 10 harden by giving nw in july fnaIl,
remove the glass in August aud IN octobel
transplant To nursery rows, ~ 10 pots. accord
my 80 future intcn ion. With the burknot
tribe, oil that is necessary Is TO plant the cut
iings ~ ashady border. and 'rea, them like
those Of thu gooseher,y or euffant'
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POET
Lines on sesing an Eagle pass near me ia IN.
ftsnia ,Wiiighi

Lines on seeing an Eagle pass near me ia IN
r,nia ,giiighi
[Br cnEssiLIt arIlra.l
Sail on. thou lone imperial bird.
ofquenchless eye aud iirelcss wing.
How Is thy distant canning heard
As The nights b. ces round ihre sing
Thy course was 'eains the burning sun
In his extremes, glory how
Is thy unequaIled during DOM.
Ihon s,oopst 10 earth sn lowly now
Dc hast ihou lssf fhyroeeing donr,
Thy roaring erag. Thy gh,eing pine,
To find some secre mfanerhomc.
Less stormy and unsafe than thine
Else why thy da,ky pinions bend
SO closely 10 this shadowy world,
Aud tonnd Thy scorehing gauces send,
As wishing Thy hroa, peus were furl'd
Yet lonely is thy shattered net.
TAy eyry dp-olaio though higii
And lonely thou. alike AT rest.
Or .oarlag ~ au upper sky!
The golden light thu, bahrs ihy planes
On thine in'ermma1le f,gh,
Falls eheetless on eaflhs dosec lomba.
And make' the nnfth's ice mounmin bright
So come th" eagle henricd down,
So come the proud aud high 10 earth,
When hie's nishi.eathcring rempesis frown
Over Their glory aud their ninth
So qnalls the minds undying eye,
That bore, uuye'a, fime's nooniide suu-
SO man seeks solitude, 10 die,
His high place lelt--his uiumphs done
so round The residence Of power,
A cold and joyous nstre shines.
Aud on lifes panacles will lower,
Clouds da'k "a hattie the eagles pines.
But on the mellow light that ponrs
From Gods pure throne--ihe Ugh, tina
saves
And sheds deep radiance round our graves
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q on shame ,ehers is My 1l,.sl ~

MEssRs. EDIroRs--Having few tt,ys since,
somrwhat by accident, TOR am nota subscri-
ber,) taken up your valuable paper, bearing
date the 10th inst. under the head was at
uacted by the above melancholy exclamation;
which prepared me to expect the relation OF
some most caiami,ous affair But, TO my sur
Prise. on reading the communication WHICH
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BY FLETCHER * TOLER.


! =, e. - at,,a i,ayaI IL sdvancf.No sub
y -, - ,s-ryri Tor less tin than Elk months
aps" ,r, viii he aacl tbut II the dsereaon
- hr :, autii ali arrearages are nd.
~ Aassrsi.eas. viii be inserts At % esa,s per
mare 90 rh.e from distance must DO paid for
e,s +, thsr insertion, Or the payment assumed by
p. ..,a' srsaoasibic person in L,nchburs.
not exceeding two IN
,e,,ai for ~ delIars.a
TT Aiilaisars addressed 20 ,"e ~
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COMMISSION BvgrNuss.

rHN HE subscriber informshi friends aud the
n public thai he continues to do hn,in~ss
on Commission, and promises tina, no pains
shall be spared 10 give entire satisfaction to
all Planters and Farmers who may coniide 10
his management the sale Of tobacco. Flour.
or other produce. His offire will be kept al
lie Store oil M"ssrs. J. y s. lIalscy, nesi door
below the Farmers Bank
d. SAUNDERS, ir
Jan. 10. I'm
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lKATRASS MAKING

NEATRASS MANING.---The
lfN subscriber. N the lower end OF main
street, in addition iohis Rope aud Twine maxi.
ing BUSINESS, makes aud repairs Curl'd flair
Mattresses ALSO makes Shuck Mattresses, a
cheap and mfortal,le article for s'tmmer--and
would be thankful for any job in that way,
which shall be doncw'h neatnesRand despatch
and on very reasonable termes.
J. ~ EcHoLS.
Nav tsp.
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sAleOrlCE.--All persous hav,ng clnms n
Al cainst Spotswood Conlani, existing pre-
,ious 10 the first day of january, 1920, are
requested TO make them known on or before
The LIST day of Jane next, "a HE subscribers,
who ere his trnse es, as we shnll, IN yer,
short tine nflerihat day settle our trust ae-
counts aud make distribution Of what innds
ANY then Ia. in hand, among his several credi
tors. according Ia the provisions OF the deed
constituting Us his trustees and thus notice
Will be- plead IN bar ot any claims when 'hhii
net he before that time made known.
ROBER + RiVES, sen.
ALEXANDER BROWN
JAS. s. PENN.
no,.s6 w4w
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March 5.

N AND FOR SALT will sell good bar
q gain in ~ tract of Land, lying IN the LIw-
a end Of I,uick couaty on Mill Greek, and
Maho River. adjoining the lands of Harden
HARRISON. Greenvle Penn, Charles Foster.
jas. Krnnerly, Esqrs. and others. containing
seven hundred acres. There is a sufficient guam
,;to of cleared land to work ten or twelve
hands. and a toerable good dwelling house,
kitchen weaving house, smoke house, barn,
tobacco houses, a large quantity OF apple trees.
large proportion Of the land that is to clear
i rood tobacco land A further descrip
lion is deer,ed unnecessy, as any person wish.
inc 10 pnrchase, would first view the premises.
The above land is well calculated to divide
into two tracts. JOtiN folNDEAl En-
March9 wo"os