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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-30

as to the course which the other great powers
will take. Many suppose that the existing
state of things will lead 10 a general war.
Prussia is known to be decidedly in favor OF
Russia, and it is believed would be very willing
to unite with her in partitioning Turkey
England and France look with apprehension on
the extension of the Russian power to the
south of Europe; while Austria stands aloof
apparently with the view of taking such ground
as the course of events may shew to be most
for her interest.
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AGRICULTURAL.

III .1GHICUL CR.1L.
Il HE Members CT the Worcester .Agricul-
turaL Society are hereby notified, that stated
semi-annual meeting Of said Society will be
holden at Thomas's Hall in Worcester, on
Thursday, the first day Of October asxt, at |
O'Clock, before noon, at which general aad
punctual attendance is requested.
WILLIAM D. WHEELER, Rec. See'ry.
Worcester, Sept. 16. 81
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The SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, now in ses.
sion in this town, is held by Chief Justice PAR
KER, and Justices WILDE and MORTON. The
trial of Daniel Newton for the murder of Eze-
kiel Knowlton, jr, it is understood will take
place tomorrow.
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Houses for Sale.

- FEyilE subscriber offers for sale
fss5GsA ID two Dwelling Houses, with
IsEsEa Gardens, situated on Front-street,
A-a.sszAA. near the Canal. The Houses are
new and well calculated for a Mechanic or
man of business. part of the purchase mon
ey only will be required down.
SAMUEL HARRINGTON. JR.
% S. H., jr., is now manufacturing, and has
on hand, S.4SHES and BLINDS, which he will
sell at reduced prices.
Worcester, Sept. 80. 6meow30
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|" .4DYERTLSENEyT

FEN ADVERTISEMENT
Il o be sold at Public Vendue, at the house
of widow Elizabeth Munroe in Sturbridge, on
MONDAY, the Cd day Of .Norembsr nert, at two
o clock, afternoon, much of the Real Estate
of JOSEPH MUNROE, late Of Sturbridge, de-
ceased, as will raise the sum of two hundred
dollars, for the payment of his debts and charg-
es. The Estate is situated in the north part of
said Sturbridge, and consists Of House and
Barn, about Is acres of Tillage Land, and about
eight acres of Meadow, subject to the dover OF
said Elizabeth Munroe. Conditions made known
at the time of sale.
LEWIS ABBOTT, admir-.
Brookfeld Sept, 81, 1899. 80
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.M.A r RI d.

In Ashburnham, by Hosea Stone, Esq, Mr.
John Conn to Miss Matilda Rice.
In Fitchburg, Mr.. James Fenno to Miss Ann
Eliza Griswold.
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NEW DRY GOODS.
OLIVER BLAKE.
No. 9 Goddnrda Rn,n.

No. 2 GoddGrd's Ro,1,
q AS Just received general assortment of
IL Ii GOODS, among which arey
Blue, Black, Olive, and Mx'd Cloths and Cas-
sinners; Habit Cloths; complete assortment
OF E!@a'.ets; Blue and Brown CaHa5tsts Tar
tan and Camblet PLaids; Worsted and Merino
Ctrcassaans; Ratinetts cheap and super dark
Ginghams and Prints Plain & Rib Worsted
Hosiery; ga, IA, and "a Linen Damask !;
Sh'rttng, Sheeting, Bedtick, Batting & Pelisss
WGddlng, &c. &c, at lowest cash prices.
Worcester, Sept. 80.
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LL W 10 ADDO sIUW 7.
Brookfeld, Sept, 81, 1929. 80

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept eS, 1899.
10 The Widoo and Heirs Of Moses HAMMOND, late
Of Charlton, in said County, deceased, and to
all others concerned IN the Este Of said deceased,
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Ill see lit)at the Court OF Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the LIST Tues
day in December neat, at nine of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration of said dseeaseds Estate should
not be allowed; and you will he heard thereon.
ESQ NATE'L. PAINE, j. Prob
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept. &c, 1929
To The Heirs of TABITHA HINns, Laie Of West
Boyston, in said County, deceased, and 10 all others
concerned in The Esiate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
u see Rt) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Lancaster, in said County, on the third Tues.
day in November next, at Ten Of the clock, before
noon, TO show cause why the Accounts Of the Adj.
ministration of said decessed's Estate should not
be allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
80 NATHb. PAINE, J. PRED.
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WANTED,
TAKE NOTICE.

FENliE subscriber requests all those having
M unsettled accounts with him to call and
settle without further delay. Those who at
tend to this notice Immediately will save cost,
as the subscribsris determined to have a set.
Element with all his customers by the LIST of
November next. ERASTUS EVANS.
Oxford, Sept. &c. "39
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The war among the Jackson men in Boston
continues to rage with increased viruence.
Disclosures are made which must astonish all
honest Jacksonians, at the utter prohigacy oil
their political leaders. We intend, soon, when
tine whole ground is open before US, to give our
readers some insight into the management and
motives Ofthese disinterested patiiots.
Judge Orne and Col. Jarvis have undertaken
to prove from facts in their possession that
Duff Green is a " shameless iiqg.' They need
not have engaged in an act Of such entire su-
pererogation, for he has proved it, himself, to
the satisfaction of all honest and intelligent
persons, long ago. Col, Jarvis was formerly
Duff's partner in business
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THE CANAL. The repairs on the Canal are
completed except little work at Millbury hill
and the clearing out Of some ofthe locks The
water will again BIO let in, and the navigation
made complete throughout the whole route
on Monday morning neat. If the state of the
weather should be such as to prevent the
workmen from continuing then labors, the wa.
ter will be let in and the navigation resumed
this week.
1t is said that, in Salem, with population of
about fourteen thousand, there are but too pub
lie houses In this village, with little more
than two thousand inhabitants, wo have nine
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Executors Of the Will of satd deceased.
Royalston, Sept. 81, 1929. 80
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To WORCESTER FARMERS. It is intended
on the day of the Cattle Show, to exhibit a
team of WORKING OXEN, owned entirely
in this town. We hope every man who can,
will contribute his share to this interesting
exhibition. There is nothing which has ex-
cited more curiosity or more admiration, on
former occasions, than the large teams of fine
working oxen, and we believe that this town
can now make more imposing show of this
kind, than has been at any former time.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-27
VALUABLE YORK RIVER lamps


NtiE Subscriber wishes to sell one of his FARMS
lying in York county, in Virginia. The Farm
proposed to be sold Of $50 acres fat aod snd
bounded by York River, and Creek eulotvin1 ma
me river, cnled "W ormleys Creek from which The
Farm takes its name Yhcre are ahout 35l acres ~
tins Land open and in cultivation, well ditched md
ander secure fences; the balance of the land IS
heavily timbered with large yeov heart pine rcd en8
white oak; the under growth of this land NOT lenT
cd consists of myrtle dog wood and grn sr1,b
bery-the best evidences of rich land All necessar
houses TOR farm erected-the Nina GERS ho.rs,
having four rooms in 1t. Wild-fowl fish and ovsters
the whole year through, are taken in abundance.
within one hundred yards of the htr1sesc vessels
drawing feet water, loaded within one hundreS
yards OF the barn. doors. Fhe health of Tho E,rr,
Is tested by the fact, that the proprietor has NOV, f
Inc last ten years, paid in fees to phvsicinnsa sr,
amounting to fifty dollars N1A'
The subscriber will also sell one of two tere,,eo,,s
ana lots adjoining, in the town of York-The dusei
ing honse Is of brick, in good order and tbr ".
enclosures nearly Fhe TOWN. of York i, distan,
from the farm above advertised by water IL ,nihl
only, and by land about 5 miles This Is dcsraJs
property r persons wishing residence or the nos.
session OF property, salt water The facilities NJ
transporting produce from the farm to Norfolk. Bill
tlInore or New York. render ,his property palnnb3.
he land Is We'll adapted to the pro.p If nil kpds nj
gram, tobacco and cotton-the latter miami 10 ~,
growing luHurianty the farm and Is BECOMING fJ,r
simple q the eastern part of the ssata G.ntISnn,
WisiinS TO purchase, invited TO view the ,
dwellings, which viii be sheyvn BY the manage IL,
ing at Nv orhey's Creek" or by the st,bscr;b,, y,
person. PH0MAS cpJErnNt :"
Yorktown, Oct. 10, 1929. va
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Second Letting Of the exte,asioa of the Kn.
nazDhu Turnpike TO Big Santiv.

l"s'" H''.0tS 81 TIE eI'e2aSt0R OF the kG.
nazohU Turnpike TO Big Sastfv.
N invitation to take contracts is now osEa-e "a
persons disposed to become Road or Bridge ma
heis LOT executing the remainder of the line Of Tp1,
sae lstnn Cno,iesto'', on Kanuuha, to The mouth or
The appropriation Of So 600 Dollars will be dsbnrs.a
10 miertakers IS fast the progress of the ,woi
w vi antho.rZe It, All the work upon the Road and
tue designs Plans and specifications of the Pr;a',1
y1nder and tor the information of the bidders thew
WIN be submitted for their inspection at tho time r
letring. > 'Do Vi
The location will be as near q bo,izor+,, Er 49,
'ne inequalities of the ground will permits but In pr
place to exceed deg. Of activity or decyity. tn
Iw conteTnPates the Road to be opened sixty six
rect woe, with carriageway in the centre ofi,pe.
" tioo feet IN width perfectly graded and thrown nm
ora ouveXity forming an elep alton in the middle %
one twenty fourth part of its width except alono-
CURED to incline inward to the hill without any con.
vcxity Where the ground approaches level. It's.
side or S,saoe'' Iodas will be required to be Wall
snoothed, and all the small timber eprubbed at leaet
etghteen feet wide each side of the carriaoe WAY
10 persons familiar with that description of labor
required for the construction of eayh urnpikes tbs
present line holds out Gathering prospects The char
acter OF the ground which passes is web ats5.
ted for the easy operation of the Plough and Scra
per, aud :is believed with the exception of s1rt
piece OF Road near Charleston) very little, if any,
blasting viii be required. individuals WISHING i,r
contract for erecting the Bridges OF nnakinr The.
whole or part of the Road, are invited to examine
the hne OF location, with the several Brdee sites ure
Vious 10 the hIst Monday in November next. 10
sNee'ery Iaciny OF information TO bidders the St
Pcrlptenuent Will meet them at the mouth of Bic San
ny, on FRIDAY, the 30th of October, and show the
hhe eastward as fer as the location may extend.
ct Barboursvllfc, the seat OF ilsice for Cahsff
coanty, Va, the Superintendent will attend on Mon
day, the second day of November, when and where
sealed proposals will be received for the execution o
the entire work. and if approved contracts eutfrHd
into with the Successful bidders. P. SCALES
Io.N3t Superintendent e. f. "
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OF tins mischief In the Archipelago. 1t would be the
extreme OF folly and madness to permit the Russian
STANDARD to be displayed the castles of the Oar
dancles whilst Great Britain can prevent it, and this
we Cacctually do if timely steps are taken.
Some otthe French papers, the liberal faction, ap
pear to delight 1T the present confusion in the cab-
nets OF Europe, occasioncd by the conoucsts of Nj
cholas and deiaud will the Car pause in his career
and consent TO the execution of the conditions of the
Treaty of the 9th of July, VIII his armies pow that
they cum discern from Adrianoplc the golden c,polas
OF The capital, and inhalc the balmy breath Of the
South permit him to pause without some other r.
ward for their toll, than the honour reflected on his
integrity by an adherence to the compact and letters
OF dIponiaey: Are these whom the Balkan could not
stop to DC turned back by detachment of Ambassa-
Gors who expect 10 effect by treaties What (as the
Russians boast tic united force of Europe could not
effect?
There is no doubt. we think, but that N, Sn,,r
III Toe iear or ilsurrect(on hand and the dis
solution OF his empire another VIII be ready enough
TO COMPROMISE his safety by signing the Treaty OF
july but we ag &c with the French writer's and can
never oee'e that Nicholas VIII let him oil SO cheaply.
>I!tcr having awaited hnreif Of the pretext of the
non execution OF some Of the merely formal clauses
W the treaty OF Aiernlann, 70 invade the Turkish,
empire; at cost both Of men and money hitherto ul-
pdfaeics II tic history OF his predecessors il il G,,
~ hc will consent to wthdraw his troon, and Leave
Ills arty without reward and his empire without Sc
cFey Is 1t likely, we ask, that he is at the end
u. ms career OF conquest, lie viii accept peace
Nnicf VIII again bar him out of the Mediterranean
piu give mn! but an imperfect and barren possession
OF the shores of the Euxince Certainly not. We
oo4Hve that the propositions, which we havo above
commented upon, from, the Frankfort paper are nret
ty near the truth. INc Emperor Nicholas acts With
unity OF purpose which gives vigur and success to
az ms operations; and We may be satisfied tina, he is
actuatcd by the common motives and passions Of oil
con;It;erorS. iie therefore adla, be resisted bv
iie uhtty on the part Of the cunfcticrated powers
ana unless England takes the lead in forming ctali.
tG, ~ith Austria and France resist him. he never
him any spoil.
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tn ARSFAL'S SALE,

- AhSIAL'S SABE,-In pursuance of decree OF tive
k Superior court of cancery, holden at Stanton mo-
noueea on the l7h day of Jolly, 1922 cause therein
Sspennlng wherein The administrator with will annexed of
Slchoias CntSer decd. is plaintiff, John sydnor admir-
an per at law of Richard Sydnor defendant will he sold at
pu0 auction fo cash. before the door WAYNE Tavern
otauhon on Monday, the 29d day November next the
borrowing raot OF Land to wit, the county Harrison $3.50
aces on the vaters st Horn creek, of Leading cr
@ acres on drain Of Tigers Valley rve acres between
uars ana fudeIs Mill creek, brapch Hughes river in
me county OF Randolph 1900 the of Cauev rivey
l2D more on the waters of Gauey river acres on branch
Tx uver 1000 Cugo cree Of Elk river and
@ acres on Roc Camp creek; and county of Augusta
acres on the Scrb river, branch Shenandoah abou
% OK 10 miles north west of Staunton, PHO acres on C
uI h1ge ad Mill csev, branch Cowpasture river
i9r moro particular description Of the above raenoned I
nay oe had TO The title papers flied in
ocfo-Nc GEORGE ESkRiDGE, NJ. s. C,Iy u,
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EH CHANCERYAt niles bc,d IL the clerks Office OF
county court, the first Monday in September 1929:
Rossr g. nNIll sdmnis'ranr Of jams Mce IL deed,
Eliza Michc, pits asans, Sra,,tcU Niche John Alxte
E1hgrt Al!ch Joseph Miche, Jemeata Slchfc and Sally
The defendants Matthew Niche and John Acbie not h;ryi
snse 'her appearance and given security according law
ana the rules OF this and appearing from satisfactory
evidence that they Inhabitants of this State on the
motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, o.der that the
said defendants Matthew Niche and Niche do apper
here ON the first day OF December next and anser te
i ct the plants and tina, copy of this ohwifh
inserted published city of Richncn,t
Tor weeks sccesspeiy and posted the un, g of tie
cour, House Of this cuuD,y, snnae tay.
&-Wl a Cupy. YesTr, JOHN HUNTER
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TO FURNISHERS on Y'IMRER

EDhVFOSALS viii be received by The undersirn
* CO. AT the Farmers Hotel, in Manchester until
the 18th day Of next month"; for furnishing ON or bc.
tore the 1st of May, 1880, Stills and Rails for the
Chesterfield Railway. The Sills to be of white oak
ieet inches long, by 10 inches in diameter, and
iated on one side the Rails of heart pine, inches
by 5, and i'll lengths, OF II or 2f feet Both Sjlls
ana Rails, TO be delivered the line Of the Railway
Or furnished from the tide water country IN James
ltlyGr' at the coal yards, opposite Rocketts
Ene proposals viii state the number Of Sils. and
number Of feet Of Rails which can be furnished, and
inc points at which they can be delivered
MONCURE ROBINSON, Engineer.
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YiiUSY' SALE.

HyY virtue of q deed of trust. executed by James
5 Underwood to the subscribers, on the 22d day
of September, 1925 aud duly recorded in the clerks
office of Hanover county, for purposes therein men,
toned, shall proceed to SELL at public auction for
ready money, to the highest bidder, on Wednesday
Oct 28th, 1929, at Hanover court house, one tract
Of Land, in said county lying on ALIENS Creek, aud
adjoining w. Wootson's, and others; also the tol-
lowing slaves, viz Davy, Washington, James lsaac,
Armistead, Polly and Lefty, 50 much of the above
mentioned property, will be sufficient to satisfy
said deed, aud other expenses attending the sane
The title TO the above property is believed indisputa-
BILE, bot the subscribers, acting trustees VIII con-
vey only such title az is vested in them.
Oct. 5-savr7t JOHN TYLER,
Join PRIDDY frusfees.
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GALE or vALUBLE PRopERrY.-.n..-.a ',

SALE OF VALUBLE PROPERFY,-Rv v,,,,,,
- OF power vested in by Edward Valentine shall Offer
10, Sde on e second day of November upon the premises
~ the right title and interest the said Valentine in Inc Syan
raysrp, and the property thereto attached rned all the
buildings and appurteDances belonging therpto The terms
WI De one fourth Of the purchase money in hand or if more
20 the purchaser negotiable note payable at either
e banks IN Richmond at sky days win ue received in r
OF tho cash payment, The other payments shall be made
accommodating, and made known on the day
should sale not be made The day. will be offend for
lease at the same time and place - ~
Charlottesville Oct 15.-g72 DANIEL. StIEFFEv
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GALE AT SOUTH EAST.-un THURSDAY, i2in nc ri
- month"; (Nov) shall offer at public sate at South Fash
the late residence Of William and Sarah r. Newbur
hatan the of Conn., Fodder stocks of or-
sr Mules Cattle, and Sheep, the Furniture and Plantation
U,ets hs"nsns 10 their esraethe mules yaluab
good Work OHcn Wagon excellent Feather Beds, Maes-
scs &c and great pary of and arGcles
worth the attention Of house keepers rerrnsAn
dollars under, cash. between dollars ten, months
fifty dollars, twelve months credit Purchasers will
required to execute bonds with approved security
interest from the daethe interest be iCie the pune
tual payment Of the principal
There bc- number of articles sud- tho safe will
counarc AZ II O'Clock If fair, fair day.
WILL. BOILING, Admir- with the
viii annexed of VIM. Mewburp
octei-2aw and sx'or OF $ r. Nlev;t,urn.
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I'D ANDOLPH'S REPORTS, vot. 9th, of Cases
IA argued and determined in the Court Of Apneals
Of Virginia; just published
Complete sets of the Virginia Reporters
Journals Of the Conventions of I775-6 and 1879
Journals of the Senate and House of Deiepates Of
Virginia from l776 to ITO, inclusive
Jennings Statutes at Large, aud
The Now Maps Of Eirgfria,
All appropriated 10 increase the Public Librd.y Of
the State, may be had OF the subscriber ct the Capt.
tol, iii the city Of lsehond, noun TIN. lowest teens
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, Clk Council
oct Ct! c and Librarian.
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SUPERIOR WINE.

TNHE Subscriber has Just received at lis Store
Burgundy Madeira Wine, imported direct to this
place in 1922, and believed to De about Is wears
old, Jus
He has olso received new supply of fine fresh
Tea, from New York.
oct 22-eo2t WALTER D. BLAIR
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WR JAMES LYNCH.-SrK: As YOU ara not
- a resident of this Commonwealth, YOU viii
take notice, that have filed in the clerks office OF
tue superior court OF law for the county of Nwhe,
a statement of the causes which l shall appiv
by pethsu, to the Legislature of Virginia at its next
session, for divorce from YOU
~ Yours, &c. ELIZABETH LYNCH.
Wythe county, Va. Sept. 4, 1920. Ste