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proposition SO just and reasonable little faith tine
sincerity OF those who advocate a different opinion.
ihave but few objections To judiciary ,,nk
however, that chanceTy jurisdiction ing, with roprety an,
probably with good effect be conferred
ano that these should have respects than
now possess, concurrent jurisdiction the county courts
Inc County system satisfied wi-beeviny to ,
cheap and good system for the administering in cs ann
cnuTey averse from aboshug it; and against all attempts
wnch Could possibly effect the ndGpcn ence judiciary
as a coordinate branch of the government,
WIN 10 the election of the executive SEC NO imro.
pTet IN permitting 10 remain present provided the
constitution should be so altered ri of suffrage
ana TO Tx representation the basis OF white popaon other
wise IN my opnion) the election should made
oy the people have known practical evil 10 arise
oui the present mode OF appointing officers: besides
no lot see how the county could be well S
tanned, the sherialty taken from the justices conposo
% court and as to the appointment conssaes Or other
INFERIOR ministerial officers, DO think people should he
vexed with their election
In conclusion beg leave observe, thai nv Indictment
the great evils we have to complain Of esent system
government arise from the unequal representation in the Gene
ral Assembly, the unwieldncss Of that body arising FROM us
excessive numbers Thereby involving great aud needless
peudte of public money, and the unjust limitation of the ~
OF suffrage These evils being remedied think VIC would have
no great or serious causes OF complaint profess yse to
be inenty to all theoretical schemes, aud n,ret exue
F
Although gentlemen my opinions may mt be in
win your upon the topics which they are asked hone
they nteigibe and explicit assure YOU wish them To
oeS-. Very respectfully, youE olt servant
THOMAS GRiGQs, Jr.
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r.Harrrsrnvr. 9Th March. IL:

fHtRIHSToyN, 9Th March 1922.
tsTs. UtBiou EyUaisrs, To~ph H1cFney Nm LINN and
Josiah Lockh0rE
Gentlemen Your letter of the I'D inst received today
Recognising in ITS fullest extent, The right of the ccbicrs Of
tie senatorial district composed Of tine counties If Frederick
aud jefferson demand Of those whom they wish represent
them the convention to be held for the purpose OF amending
or uewodeng the constitution Of the State, avoa Of
their sentiments that interesting subject proceed
answer the bterr0gatoueS popounded in your letter. neither
the right Of suffrage may be extended? Whether perfect
equalization Of representation agreeable white population
YOU'D not be pcdcated equitable and just principles How
far the judiciary branch Of the constitution may be model
ed 50 10 promote the interest Of tho people geHerl and
whether the executive and ministerial officers ofe Government
should not be elected Immediately by the people,"
That the right Of suffrage ought be extended,
cuds large proportion Of felowciZens eyclrded
from that privilege BIZ the present constitution have the
least doubt though avn bv means advocate for what
usG2y understood by Che universal sGgfase T5z'
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SIXTY DOLLARS REHARD

ENTlLL be gveH by the subscriber the apprehension
his negroes JOE LYoNs, joHS SAMSON Wa. SAMPsov,
BILLY FARRER, SAM 80 CHARLES SSirH Joe is and
rather far, black NAV smiling counenance and white
teeth John is ofmiGHe height and rather slim make
black, with slick face and white teeth William Is tOlcaty
tall and stout, of tawny Color and shutters little Billy is
rather lower than the height nutlo and has
or two of his front teeth broken partly of Sam is low
made black Charles is rather tai and slim, black
has bumps in his face They generally took with nap
cotton clothes aud Znag shirts fbcm took
with them old blue coats jackets and panisoous white cotton
or linen shirts, and oer Sunday clothes they call trn
The above after committing robbery the ei-hborooh
of the 9TH and are probably lurking aput Ricl
mond, Petersburg, Norfolk Hanover house or tfc Piping
Tree viii give the above reward Tor the apprehension Of all
or SO for each negro. MIL GARTER
Q,y
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HILARY BAKER, Conf.

TIE defendants IN tlr above ,rc,,;,-,J 80, nil,
notice H't ~ F"d'y tire 2p'h day of Nav rcy , cru
the hours Of ocloc in the rrp,uins aud ocI,,k in ,e
Te'''on '"dii proceed, ~ the office Of Hcrhct Cai-
b'rBe. the city cf Richmond T., ,,ls ,t r,sf,, -,
samuel ''re' aud o'bcfs and the ucx, day. between
INC hous 't clock The nornug and oe,cR IN the
N't""o sha' proceed the office 81 John Khan U.s.
~ the r'y 81 Riohw0ud t'ke ihr deposition Of s4i
WIehh'" ~tch dep"7i"ns are be taken to be u7f :
ana read as ev"'"n-s IL 'se aforesaid sprr.
- - w. MANH.
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Hats 81 Gaps.

TOUNTRY MERCHANTS and others who are
~ Ill want Of the above articles are invited to call
at my old established stand, doors above the Bell
Tavern. M1n Street. where they viii find very ge-
neral assortD@c' and II unusually low prices
eclct JOHN THOMPSON
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-, I'I'Ufl "Ir', 'I'n N1UI. I0Ey
The ra,'ir, interested riH please take naticc. t
nave appointed ho iJth Jay Of Juuo nest 10 con,oe.
the accounts directed IN the foregoing order Of c,uri ~
wn'h d'v at ? O'clock, ~. they required to- otrona
y" ny once ." 'rs cit~r w,h their counts nd ycure,.
ready for e%amTaGsn aud ,etl'cmrs..
HILARY BAKER, Conf.
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EXECUTORS Sale.

So virtue of the last viii and testament joseph Galczo
gS decd, surviving exor Of said last WI and testament,
shalt expose TO sale al public AUCTION, tho premises,
THURSDAY the Both nss al i oclock two valuable haaca
LOTS, viz:
No 504, Immediately above the bridge crossing the canal
leading to tie Public Warehouse Tire Ias>u- t-.
through iS Lot leaves each side piece Of Youd,
ever been considered very valuable.
no 5o5 the corner OF and 9Th OPPOSITE r Myers
Tobacco Factory On This Lot is large frame haiiiu.
And Friday. lst May y o'clock, the premises
Fcur .4cre GrouN9 on the Deep Bon Turnpike ogd,
datey in font Of BeoYo Louise, and nearly opposite Jud
Cars.
IEE>iSO lent. # the purchase 'noner vii l. required j.,
cash. the balance payable al IS, END u months purchaser
giving bonds with approved sorority, bearing
day Of SALE and deed Of tsu the properly The
payment.
The sale will DC couduccs by Thomas TAYLOR.
PETER j. CHtE NLI.LE, Surviving
ap2i-IG, Executor Of Jos Gdiieso, de-.
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TIE subscribers respectfully announce to their
friends and the public generally, that they have
entered into copartncrship, aud intend carrying on
THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
in this place, under the firm Of BARNES 81 BEtr.
They have taken the house one door above Charter
q Williams, and immediately opposite TO Messrs.
Wortham & McGruder, and are in daily expectation
OF receiving per the Planter and Effort general and
well selected assortment of fancy and staple articles
suitable to the seasonwhich added to those already
received ny the Eoh the last arrival from New,
York, viii make their assortment complete and
desirable. NEWMAN w. BARNES.
april l6--d6t-cGt BENZ. LLOYD BELT
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According to new statistical account of the exig-
ing Jews their number throughout the world is at
least 2,7OOO 600, belonging to the different sact,.
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An arrival at New York to the 9th March, brings
the highly important intelligence that the bill for the
catholic Emancipation has been brought into the III.
OF Commons by Mr.. Secretary PeelAits provisions
and its passage through that body by the great ma
jority OF 1885, The Kings favorable disposition to-
wards tile measure is already known, and the con-
concurrence OF the Ii. O.. Lords is only wanting to
place Roman Catholics on the same substantial foot
Ing Of political right and privilege, with the Protcs-
tants. When we remember the generations that
have passed away amidst the groans, suierings and
degradations of the Charlottesville MANY Intellectual
attempts made by the most popular and eloquent men
in England, Pitt, Fox, Burke, Sheridan, Canning.
for their relief-the dreadful state of Ireland with a
population of 100000 looking forward to this scs-
sion of Parliament as the period when they were to
be liberated by the government, or when they were
determined to strike TIE biow fer their s-edo--
above oil, that by this measure seven millions Of our
fellow creatures restored to the rights Of men and
citizens--we believe that al, acquainted with the
history of England for the last century will agree
with Mr. Huskisson, that ths bill of Mr. Peel's is the
most important event since the accession of the
House of Hanover to the throne of England. In the
language of MIR. Grantit is truly ga great day for
England great day for Ireland-a great day for
MIR Peeand great day for the rights and liberty of
mankind throughout the world
The iudicous reader will upon examination, find
the conditions of the Emancipation, except the dis
reimbursement Of the 40 shilling freeholders--- meas
IRE advocated two years ago, by Mr.. O'Conneli him
sei' and therefore presume, not very dangerous
or oppresslve-rnore nominal than substantial An
pearances were to be saved, and we must rather
wonder that few and tolerabIe conditions were ex
acted, than that conditions were annexed to the
emancipation. We hope the Irish will take this.
assured that they will speedily get ali they want--
Tor 'oe IN this country, Iao, that the way to strip
religion of it's fanatcism and its Liberal party ten
dency is to give in all its varieties its own free
course. In short time the people of England will
only wonder that they ever fools enough to np-
prehend danger from Catholic Manymission. No
thing can extract the sharp fangs of Intolerance and
bigotry, but to put all on the same footing.
The news is not late enough to tell us how the
vote in the H. of Commons vas received through
England. We may ezpec: commotions az first
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2, CYEUEB'S OEFgCE,

F0s. DRUM an he Union Canal, Ciass No. 5.
40, Is, 81, s., al, 24, 46, Sd, l.
Several handsome prizes owned i'll Richmond.
The next Lottery is the Delaware and S. Carolina,
the drawing of which will be received This Even
ing. Capital prize $4,000.
50 Number Lottcry-9 Drawn Ballots
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M.A.RTtJEs "a EsW 3.

PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,
ecnr Eleanor Moss days hom PHILADELPHIA wit, AL as
sni.co sarge OF dry goods ans groceries, Suh, VI Rat
shus INchldoe, Peyun Thos Tyrer, S,raton Lancas
srf Denhy, Van Lew & :Yn Allison, & Nj Mitchell
~ RGSt, Webb & CO. Ellis I Mills, Winston, Halo
Veil imber,ke Il Nash, Cotton Il Clarke. W9.,gan &:
Fry. ~St > ' ~ "
Scr. Reheccn, Capt Noble from Salem, via Norfolk, With
candles, shoes soap, &C. 10 master
SAILED,
S.hr. Factor, Hill, for Boston, coal
StooP Fame, Doughty, for New York with coal
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U RecoEfec!-Tickets are only 81. A great "
r.eLy II numbers my LaclSy Oifice.
april 2l-2t w PEARNAw
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10000 Dollars fol. q.

'silIS AFTER NOON, at half past two o cIo:j;
/ tie drawing Of the Delaware & South Carolina
LOTTERY, Glass NJ. G, viii be received ut Birge15s
G0jrs.
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I,,slots 5 T. halves Q, quarters l.
me Grand Capitals always for sale and the
cast pad tgc moment the drawings ore received at
jspfli 2l-2t EIGGER'S OFFICE
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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-23
Brookfeld, Sept. s. 1899.

II NOTICE
rs hereby given, that the subscribers have
been appointed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,
Judge of Probate, Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the several creditors
to the Estate of ANSYL WHITE, late of
Barre, in the County of Worcester, deceased !;
and that six months are allowed from the TWEEN
ty-sixth day of August current, for said credit
ors to bring in their claims; and that they will
attend to that service at the house of Hathaway
& Lawrence, Innholders in said Barre, on the
last Mondays in October, November, and Feb
ruary next, from one to six o'clock, P. NJ, on
each of said days SETH LEE.
NATH'L. JONES.
Barre, Aug. 81, 1929. go
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E7SleS i!

ENUMFRIES' REMEDY for the PILES.
H-T .NeTo case of a Care " Boston, Nov a.
Slr,-The Pile Ointment and EIectuary i lately
had OF you, has had an excellent effect have
been troubled for years with the Piles, and have
never found any remedy that would compare with
yours The late attack was a severe one, bat the
reilef was almost immediate. / take great pleas
ure IN communicating this to you, for the benefit
OF any who may be suffering under so painful
disease. T-H-." The origina al letter may
be seen at the counting room of the Proprietor.
The Proprietor of this Medicine recommends it
with the fullest confidence, one of the most val
liable remedies yet discovered, for the cure Of The
painful and facilitating complaint OF the Piles. He
deems it unnecessary to publish any other than
the foregoing testimonial in its favor. This RENE
dy has more perfectly answered the purpose for
which it is intended, than any other now in COM
mon use, and affords immediate and permanent
relief, both from the disorder ITSELF and its accom-
panying symptoms of pain in the loins vertigo,
headache, loss Of appetite. indigestion, and other
marks of debility. The remedy is quite innocent,
and may be administered to all ages and both sex
es. Plain and ample directions, with description
oil the complaint, accompany each package, which
consists OF two boxes, one containing an Ointment,
and the other an EIectuary.-Price 81 for beth
aJtcles, or so cents where but one only is wanted
Prepared, and sold wholesale. by T. KIDDER,
proprietor of the "Conway Medicine" Counting
Room in Chambers over No. 81, corner ofCourt
and Hanover.streets, Boston, and at retail by his
appointment, together with all the Conway Med
icine, by
J. ROBINSON and J. GREEN & CO. Wor-
ceSter,
HENRY ALLEN, LeOminster,
CARY, RICE, 4 CO, .NorLh Brookfeld,
CHARLES PARKMAN, Westborough,
JOHN CAPRON & SONS, Ur6ridge,
TIMOTHY DOTY, Westminster,
G. B. PARKER, Lancaster,
and Of various Druggists, &c throughout the coun.
try.
Observe none are genuine unless signed I.
on the outside printed wrapper.
nP LARGE hiscnnnt TO dealers
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INSURANCE against FIRE.

YUNHE SPRlNGFlELD FIRE INSURANCE Con-
IL PANY, with Capital of 100, 900 dollars,
paid in and we'll invested, continue to effect
ASSURANCES on GE kinds of PROPERTY
against loss by FIRE, on terms as favorable as
can be had at any office. Apply 10 ISAAC
DAVIS, ESQ, Attorney at Law in Worcester,
who is duly authorized to effect assurances for
said Company. eo1y Nov. 5, 1929
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WORCESTER & PROVIDENCE MAIL.

WORCESTER & PROVIDENCE NAIL
.Ne,0 arrangement.
EAVES Worcester daily, Sundays except
"a ed,) at s, A. M, and arrives in Providence
at half past a, M; by the way of Upton, Men
don, Blackstone Village, Woonsoket Falls, and
Cumberland Hill, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays-and by way of Sutton, Uxbridge,
Slatersville, & Smithtied, on Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays.
Returning Leaves Providence at 8, A. NJ,
and arrives in Worcester at half past 4, on the
same route as on the opposite days.
OF Fare from Worcester to Providence,
So ,25.
u For seats, apply at Monroe's Coffee
House in Providence, and at Banster's Inn in
Worcester. IF April 10.
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WINE BITTERS.
/. NEwToN's Jaundice Bitters, or Elixir
Health,

1. NEwToN's Jaundice Bitters, or Elixir of
Health,
A FTRST-R4T,E Medicine, approved Of
IA. by thousands Scho can attest 10 its 6ene fetal
effects, and highly recommended by Ia gentlemen
.1pothecaries, Merchants, &c, zoho haze KEPT il
for sale in various parts Of the country and some
for. 20 years. fire good in all Bilious Liner
Complaints, Jaundice, HypOchOndTicul, Hysieric-
al, Oppressions efshe Stomach from Viscid Cru.
dities, Dyspepsia, rOont Of Appetite, Fasulence,
Conferences, Worms, .qsfhmd, Catarrh, Inter-
mittent Fever, or Fever and Ague and in most
convahsccnt states. See bill of directions) me
aboUe are for sale By J. GREEN'S CO., Nor
cester, and in many towns in the vicinity. Price
25 cent? per boar. These Bitters may Be steeSed
in spirits zcine, or 1cater may 6esf sut the pa
hent. eotS24 June "a.
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AM NOTICE.
w f, the subscribers, having been appoint
ed by sr Hon. Nathaniel Paine to receive and
examine the claims of the creditors of the Es-
tate of JOSEPH MUNROE, late of Sturbridge,
deceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give
notice, that six months, from the third day of
September current, are allowed to said ctedi-
tors to bring in and prove their claims and
that we shall attend that service at Leavens
Rices Inn, in Brookield, on the second Mon
days in October and February next, from one
to six o'clock on each of said days
ELEAZER B. DRAPER.
ELLIOT PROUTY.
Brookfeld, Sept s. 1899. SO
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WHE.4TO.N"S J.4UyN.DICE BITTERS.
DATENPORT1S BILIOUS Pills.

These Pills are justly esteemed for their easy
operations and good effects, as a mild, safe, and
structons Of every kind, by dissolving and dis.
charging morbid matter, helping digestion, restor.
ing lost appetite, and a sure relief for costve
habits. They are SO accommodated to all ages,
seasons, and hours. that they may be taken in
winter or summer, at any time ofday, without re.
gard TO diet or hindrance of business Their Cd.
GRAFTON is so gentle, pleasant and eiiectual, that
by experience they are found to exceed any other
physic heretofore offered the public.
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on HAND, AND JUST RECEIVED, BY
w. & A. BR 0 w N,
Merchant Tdilors

.NercRd7lt IulI0rS,
A PRIME assortment of American, English.
"A German, and French CLOTHS, some ex-
ira fine, and fashionable colors; French Bomba-
zines, Lastings, Drillings, Rouen Cassimeres,
&c, for summer wear; Vestings of every de-
scription; Gloves; fine white Silk Hose Ora
watts, Stocks, and Pads, new style; Patent Rid.
ing Belts, with Springs, &c. The above Goods,
with many others, were bought low for cash,
and viii be sold for a small advance.
u Fashions from New York aud Boston Just
received.
N. B. Coats made by experienced and re-
sponsble men. Work and Cutting at tho usual
prices and warranted.
Worcester. June IL. tf24
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DaVENP0RT7S EYE WATER,

which has been used with great success.
or a fresh supply ofth above Medicines iust
received and forsaIc by J RoBiNsoS, and J. GnEKH
& Co, Worcester; SARGENT. LeicesferS LIVER
MORE, and BBMIs. Spencer DIR. MIRIcK, FIsKS
& PENNIMAS, and KImBALL, BrOokfeid; MANI.
FAcTuRING Co., Ware, and by persons in all the
principal towns in the United States.
or A deposite of the above Medicine is left with
J. Robinson, Worcester, where Agents may DO
supplied and account to the propretors, or Pur-
chase of him at their cash prices.
Dec. 81, 1898. eoly
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OXFORD BANK.

FESHE Stockholders of said Bank are hereby
q notified, that their annual meeting will
be holden at the room over the Bank, on the
first Monday Of October nezt, at O'Clock,
P. NJ, for the choice of Directors, and to see if
the Stockholders will apply for a renewal of
their charter to the Legislature, agreeably to a
law passed at theiI last winter session.
By order Of the President and Directors
S. BASTOW, Cashier.
Sept I6 #37
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHUsETTs
WORCESTER, SIS. At meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the Sec
ond Tuesday Of September, A. D. 1899:
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That no
tice be given to all persons and corporations
interested therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at the house of Err Balch, Innholder in
said LeomiDster, on Rednesdaq, The taosntu-
eighth day Of October aezt, at nine of the clock
in the forenoon, by publishing an attested copy
OF said petition and Of this order thereon, in
" The Massachusetts, Spy" newspaper printed
IN said Worcester, three weeks successiyely
the last publication to be fourteen DAYS, at least
before The said twenty eighth day Of October
And it is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
OF said County, or his deputy, serve the Town
Clerks of said towns of Leominster, Sterling
and West Boylston, each, with an attested
copy OF said petition and order, thirty days, at
least, and also post up an attested copy thereof
IN two public places in each of said towns of
Leominster, Sterling, and West Boylston, four
teen days, at least, before the said twenty
eighth day Of October, at which time and place
said Commissioners will proceed to view tho
route set forth and described in said petition,
and to hear all persons and corporations inter-
ested therein, who may then ard there desire TO
be heard thereon.
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
copy Of the petition and of the order OF
notice thereon.
81 Attest ABIJAH BIGELow, Clerk.
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To the Honorable the County

Commissioners for the County of Worcester,
at their session to be holden at Worcester,
on the fourth Tuesday of March, 1899:
VEIHE undersigned respectfully represent,
y. that the present travelled road from
Leominster towards Worcester, in said County,
is very circutous and billy; and that public
convenience and necessity imperousiy demand
that a new Highway should be established in
that direction. Wherefore, your petitioners
now request, that after due notice and such
other proceedings in the premises as are re-
CURED by law, new County Road or Common
Highway may be laid out, and adjudged to be
of common convenience and necessity,-com-
mencing at or rear the Rev. Mr.. Commits
Meeting House in Leominster, and thence by
or near the Meeting House in Sterling to the
bridge over the river Nashua, near the house
of Ezra Beaman in West Boylston; or such
part or parts of said highway as TO your honor
able body may seem necessary.-the whole of
said route prayed for being within the limits of
the towns of Leominster, Sterling, and West
Boylston.
Signed by SOLOMON STRONG,
and sixtv-one others