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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-31
March 8
SPORTSMAN.

NNHE full.bloeded Horse, SPORTSMAN, will
III stand the ensuing season at Westboro',
Shrewsbury, and Worcester. Persons having
brood Mares are particularly invited to look at
Sportsman, and also to pay attention to his
pedigree as they may be assured that the time
is not far distant when pedigree ,odt be reqair-
ed in the disposal of fancy Horses.
Sportsman will commence his campaign on
the LIST of May. Notice will be given in future
papers of the days he may be found at the above
stands.
Pedigree Sportsman was sired by Busso-
rah Arabian, (imported) Dam, Sportsmistress,
by hickory; her Dam, the noted running
Mare, Miller's Damsel, (the Dam also of Amer
icGm Eclipse by Old Messenger; Grand Dam,
the celebrated PotSos Mare, imported by the
late Mr.. Constable.
Performances At years OLD he won the
Sweepstakes at the Union course, Long Island,
against fire horses. On the same course the
same season, he won match race against Mr.
Stevens's Ratler. In the autumn Of 1897 he
ran upon the same course, and aeon at three
heats; the second days purse, three mile heats,
beating Richard Sd, from Virginia. and two
Others He has never given way in limbs or in
his wind. These are all his performances, and
he neUer aOas beaten. For docility and gentle.
ness he has few equals and no superiors
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HICKORY.

ENH1S astonishingly fleet Horse, which was
IL raised in Montreal, from an English blood
Mare, (sire unknown) is not inferior to any in
the United States for speed, action, and beauty.
He is fine sorrel, we'll built, good size, and is
pronounced by Judges in every respect a first.
rate Horse He trots 3-minute gait, is fast
walker, and has paced round the Trotting
Course, l.. l., in minutes "a seconds, and
was offered, publicly, to match against any
horse that could be produced, 1t is considered
unnecessary to say any more, as his qualiica-
tions are too well known to be doubted
057 He will stand at ABBOTT'S Tavern,
Holden, during the season.
~ TERMS, So the season. Bargains can
be made to warrant by agreement, as he has
proved sure, and in such cases Mares disposed
of, will be considered with fOal.
March IL. SwIl
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HEM p.

"A ARRANGEMENTS having been made for
IN the erection of one OF Hines e. Bains Pa
tent Hemp and Flax Machines in the town of
Worcester, or the vicinity thereof, the ensuing
season ana arrangements having also been
made for procuring Seed sufficient TO sow for
the first crop, the Worcester Hemp Company
offer to furnish Seed TO the farmers on the fol.
lowing conditions, to witt The Company will
furnish Seed at the market price for cash on
delivery; or will furnish Seed as above and take
good notes on interest payable in good Hemp
Stem at $l9 per ton (groce weightS when the
crop Is harvested and delivered at the machine !;
or Will furnish the Seed to SOW ON shares. The
Company will pay $18 per ton (groce weght)
for good Hemp Stem, delivered at the machine,
cut, or $l5 without. Farmers who are desir.
Gus Of accepting the above propositions, must
apply to the Agent and sign contract 10 that
effect on or before the first day Of June next.
:. SIMEON BURT, agent.
Worcester, March 3. low
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Ne'O Goods and Ne,o Prices.
w. & A. BROWN

HAVE just received prime assortment of
u Goods in their line consisting of BROAD
CLOTHS, from 2,25 to So per yard,l CASSL
mERES, VESTINGS, H'DK'FS, STOCKS,
Suck Fur and other GLOVES, Fur Seal COL
LARS and CAPS, SUSPENDERS, &c.
" Also on hand, Ready..Made CLOAKS,
COATS, PANTALOONS, and VESTS.
N b. They will furnish Coats, made to order
from good Broad Cloth, as low as 10 and Sl2,
ana warranted, and superine from Is to $25.
W Ihey would also inform the public, that,
ny recent arrangements made with their Jour-
neymen, they are now enabled to make Goats
and Surtouts as low as thew are made at anv
establishment in Worcester, if NO better style
is required '-'
.HSO,-Work done in the best city STYLE, at
5O cts. less than former prices.
W New York and Boston latest Fashions
ydst received Worcester, Jan. g.
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assorted Seeds for Families.

ENOR SALE at the Seed Store connected with
n the New England Farmer, SO North Mar
ket.street, small boxes of Assorted Seeds for
Kitchen Gardens Each box contains pack
age of the following seeds:
Early Washington Peas; Dwarf Blue Impe-
rial Peas Late Marrowfat Peas; Early Mo-
hawk dwarf string Beans Early dwarf white
Caseknife Beans; Lima, or Saba Pole Beans );
Long Blood Beet (true sort); Early Turnip
rooted Beet; Early York Cabbage Cape Sa-
voy, do. Red Dutch, do, (for pickling); Ear
ly Caulifower; Early Horn Carrot VERY fine);
Long Orange Carrot; White Solid Celery !;
Curled Cress or Peppergrass; Early Cucumber |;
Long Green Turkey, do. Long Dutch Par
snip; Large Head Lettuce; Early Silesa do. );
Pineapple Melon, very fne); Watermelon I;
Large White Portugal Onion Large Red, do. !;
Double Curled Parsleyj Flat Squash Pepper I;
Early Scarlet Short-top Radsh White Tur-
nip Radish; Satisfy, or Oyster Plant; Early
Buah Squash Winter Crook.neck Squash ;
Early White Dutch Turnip; Yellow Stone
Turnip. Pot Herb Seeds Sweet Mariorum,
Sage, Summer Savory.
The above list, it will be seen, comprises all
the best common vegetables, besides several
new varieties of uncommon excellence Every
kind is warranted Of the very first quality as to
freshness and purity. Each box contains direc-
tons for the management of the different sorts.
Price So per box. Boston, March ID
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Tan Yard at .AuctiOu.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, by order
w of the Supreme Judicial Court, on SAT.
URDAY, the tenth day of .Aprd neat, at one
o'clock, P. NJ, for the benefit of the heirs of
CARLO Fl. Snow, deceased, "a LANYARD,
situated about one mile north of the Meeting
House in Paxton. There is good Bark Mil
and eleven acres of Land connected with the
same. liberal credit will be given for the
purchase money. For further particulars, in
qure of Col. WILLARD Snow, Paxton, or of
the subscriber.
JOSEPH WHITE, Guardian.
West Boylston, March II, 1890 II
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BAR IRON g. STEEL.
JOSEPH PRATT & CO..

No. Hey00od f. Paine's Buildings, Wash-
angton Square,
a hFFER for sale, on the most reasonable
w TERMS
80 tons of swedes, assorted, fiat, and square
Iron;
Flat, from inch to 6 inch wide;
Square do. do. to inch
~ tons English Round, Square, and Flat Iron :.
found, from 2 inch to 3-16 inch;
Square do. J inch to II inch;
F5at, from 6 to II inch wide;
~ tons of 0. S. Iron P. s. L.;
. tons OF Slit Rods and Plates
DO. OF Horse Nail Rods, (made from the best
OF Old Sable Iron selected, warranted of
:, superior quality);
Il tons Swedes Steel;
y do. German do of various stamps. such as
Halbuck, Hasanclaver & Sons, and Eagle :;
Best English and American BLISTERED
STEEL, TUB STEEL, together with
good assortment of CAST STEEL;
Axle, Bar, Sledge, and Plough Share Moulds !;
Axle Moulds, made from the best of Salisbury
refined Iron;
Also, large Team Wagon, Stage, Chaise,
and one-horse Wagon Axles and Boxes, fitted
with Nuts;
Plpe Boxes, from p to Il inch, trimmed smooth :;
Darby Patent Cart and Wagon Boxes, from
6 to % inches.
Gj The above will be sold cheap for cash or
approved credit
Worcester, Dec 3d. IF
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TO be Sold, or Leased.
WNHAT Valuable REAL

ENHAT valuable REAL ES-
fsas.lA N TATE, centrally situated on
10. W. Main-street in Worcester, and now
MaaLAsasSA occupied by Daniel Waldo, being
the north part of the same build
ing occupied by the Worcester Bank. 1t con-
slsts of large brick Dwelling House, three
stories high, with convenient Out Buildings.
and Garden, having variety of choice Fruit
Trees in bearing. the whole comprising about
OF an acre of Land. 1t is every
way suitable for a private family, or for board
ing house or tavern, having an unusual num-
Der of sleeping rooms Possession will be giy-
en- on the first of April next.
U For further particulars, inquiry may be
made of the President, the Cashier, or either
OF the Directors of the Worcester Bank.
Worcester, Dec 9. tao
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.ASSs Sale.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on the
w premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th dav of
.4prn mert, at o'clock: P M, on a liberal
credit Large two-story brick Dwelling House.
store, Wood House, and Shed, with other Out
Buildings, all nearly new, with an excellent
Garden, and about two acres of good Land ad
joining, situated at the north end of the Com
mon IN the center of Temp!eton, being a rood
stand for Tavern for which purpose it was
originally built and occupied for several years.
or store, as 1T has been occupied as such for
six years past.
.HsO,-a small new House, Barn, Wood
House, &c, with about one acre of excellent
Land, adjoining the above described premises.
All the property of MOSES BOND assigned
to THOMAS BOND for the benefit of his cIedi-
itnrs
Also, at the same time, number of doubtful
demands, and quantity of Lumber, and all
other property remaining unsold, belonging to
said assignment
For further particulars, inquire of THOMAS
BOND of Springfield, or call and view the
premises.
D. GILBERT, Attorney
March 3, 1880. for the Assignee.
P. S. All persons indebted to Moses BOND
are hereby called upon to make immediate paw
ment; and all those to whom said Bond was in
debted on the Sd day of June, 1928, are requested
to present their claims and become parties to
the assignment before the eighth day of April
next, as at that time dividend will be made
and settlement of the assignment take place.
Templeton, March 3, 1880. 6w9
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

VIE az subscribers, having taken the Machine
Ho,v. HnOP - heretofore W occupied by WILLIAM H.
TOWARD. In Worcester, and having, also, pur-
chased of said Howard, the right of building his
,a, oE Po'0er Looms, hereby give notice,
lfnt they are now prepared to build and furnish
Fewer Looms of any description; warranted to
pc o. the best workmanship and construction,
atsnort notice and low prices.
WHEELOCK & PRENTICE.
WIN I'M ii. HOWARD gratefully acknowledges
tne liberal patronage which he has heretofore
received from his manufacturing friends, and
cIeeriuliy recommends the above named GEN
tHmen This successors) as worthy of patronage.
aid competent to discharge their duties as Ma,
W; H. II. would also give notice that, hav-
ing obtained Letters Patent for an Improvement
inthe Broad Poacer Looms, he has disposed of
the same to the above named WHEELocK e.
! RENTER, for tho tvr...- of yo~---u.-I
hereby cations all persons not to infringe upon
Sald improvement, upon penalty of the law pro-
vided for the same.
Worcester, March H. 6w*1I
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HenlD Seed.

ENOR SALE at the Seed Store connected with
II the New England Farmer, 50 North Mar
ket.street, a few bushels of prime Hemp Seed,
for sowing, growth Of 1929, (raised wholly from
the celebrated Vergennes seed, which cost SIS
per bushel) 1t is a small lot of uncommonly
fine quality, and farmers who are turning their
attention to the culture of this profitable plant,
can secure excellent seed, at SO per bushel, if
applied for soon Boston, March "a.
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Mulberry GroUe Boarding School,
LEICESTER, (MAss.)

SARAH EARLE and SISTERS return
~ thanks to their patrons for the liberal en-
couragement which they have received, and
inform the public that their School is continu-
cd under the same regulations as heretofore.
Terms, per quarter of 12 aoeeks For board,
washing, and instruction in the various English
branches, including Penmanship, use of the
Globes, and drawing Maps, with the use of
Books and Stationery, $27. French Language,
Rudiments of Latin, Working Lace, and Paint
ing, each 50, exclusive of Books and materials.
% Refer to JOHN CLAPP, Esq, Leicester,
REJOICE NEWTON, Esq, Worcester, ABIsHAI
LARNED, Esq, Oxford. Sd mo. IL.
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rWgAR n the valuable Satineu Facto-
liss. ry, situated in the town of Med
seszsass4A way, d recently owned by Messrs
ELIAS d SANFORD WHITING, and
carried ON by them under the firm of the Med
1o0y W0ouen Manufacturing Companv. Said
Factory is situated on Charles River, but 25
miies from Boston, and about the same distance
from providence, in one of the pleasantest villa
ges IN the Commonwealth. On the premises
are Two distinct water privileges, and connect
ed with them about Is acres of excellent Land
A tour-story Factory and Saw Mill on the upper
privilege, and on the lower privilege Factory.
Two stories high, and Dye House connected,
WIN water wheels, gearing, &C., in good re-
par; There are near the Upper Factory, two
blocks of Dwelling Houses, "a tenements eacb1
blacksmiths Shop, Wood Shop. &c.
Inc basement story of the Upper Factory is
occupied as Machine Shop, and is furnished
win complete set of Lathes, Engines, Vices,
ana other Tools, for making Machinery. In
t I'M other three stories there are four Double
Cardlng Machines, two Billies, four Jepnies.
and twenty Looms, with Picker, and all other
apparatus for manufacturing Satinetts. In the
Lower Mill, three large Copper Kettles Cop.
per Stralner, two Mapping Machines, four
ohearlng Machines, Press, Pulling Mill, and
other apparatus for finishing Satinetts and col
oring Wool. Also, three Spinning Frames, (64
sPlndles each) Cotton Picker, Speeder, Cards,
Drawing and Dresser, with apparatus complete
Tor making supply of Warps for the Mill
The Machinery is all in good operation, and
possession may be had on reasonable notice to
the present occupants. The whole will be sold
together. or separate, as may be agreed. An
opportunity, it is believed, seldom occurs for
investing money SO profitably as may be done
by the purchase of this property.
Ii not previously sold at privafe sale 4ba
whole will be offered at AUCTION on TUEs-
DAY, the 9th of .AprI neat, at one O'Clock, P. M.
Sale on the premises. For further particulars,
apply to said WRITINGS, near the premises,
OBED BAKER, Esq, of Dedham, or the subscrib
er, No. Broadstreet, Boston.
:. ISAAC PARKER, assignee.
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ASSignees' Notice.
ASPARAGUS Roots.

ENOR SALE at the Seed Store connected with
Il the New England Farmer, 50 North Mar
ket-street, 5000 Devonshire Asparagus Roots,
two years old, in the finest order for transplant.
ing, at rs cts per hundred. They are packed
in boxes of sand, $50 in each box no charge
made for the box, but they will be sold in larg-
er or smaller quantities, if desired. The above
sort is the earliest kind brought into the Boston
market. Boston, March "a
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BYAMs CELEBRATED
Genuine Physical Drops,

Composed Of Roots and Herbs,
A PREVENTIVE against Fevers, is Of
IN fered to the public as valuable remedy
for the following complaints, viz: Colds, Coughs,
Jaundice, Bile and Weakness at the Stomach.
1t will purify the blood, create an appetite, and
cure the most inveterate Headache. For worms
in children il is a most efiicacious medicine
Each bottle is stamped on the cork II. Byam,
Genuine" and inelosed in bill of directions,
signed in the proprietor's own hand writing, E.
Byam. Price 25 cents per bottle.
or For sale by JAMES GREEN & CO.,
anil EDWARD LAMB, Agents, Worcester,
(Mass.) eoly Jan. 81.
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Stud Horse for Sale.

NOR SALE, that noted Horse called the
- Matchtess Sterling, formerly owned by
Henry Hastings of Northboro', now in the pos.
session of the subscriber. The reputation of
this Horse is too well known TO require any
comments. If not sold in thirty days from this
time, he will be otherwise disposed of. For
further particulars, inquire of
CYRUS GALE.
Northboro', March 10. 4wlO
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Pants, Dye Stufs, &c.

Passts, Dye Stufs, &c.
ENNGLISH White and Red Lead Chrome
Green Chrome Yellow French Green
verdlgris; Paris White Prussian Blue Gold.
Silver, and Brass Leaf; Silver and Copper
Bronze, OF various Nos; Copal and Japan Var
nlsh Spirits Turpentine Linseed Oil; Paint
brushes; Ground Camwood Nicaragua Log
wood Fustic Nader; Nutgalls; Oil Wit.
IDOL Potash, &c SC.
c'nes, Grass and Garden Seeds. INST geca;yed
anu LOT SAFE by EDWARD LAMB.
u Successor to J. RoEinsono
Worcester, March "a. 10
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u JfeU ESIUOCtSnrsrysc.
LEONARD BRIGHAM.

DRAPER and TAILOR.
AS taken the Shop opposite he Centre
u Meeting House, and FIVE doors north of
the Blackstone Canal Inn, (Lovell's) in Wor.
cester, where he intends carrying on the Tai
lorng Business in all its branches, in the most
approved style, both as to the quality and fash
Ion OF his work. He intends to keep constant.
ly on hand good assortment of such Goods as
are necessary in his line of business, of which
he has just received a fresh supply from Bos-
ton, consisting of BROAD CLOTHS and
kERSEYMERES of various colors-VEST-
lNGS OF different patterns, and good assort-
ment OF Trimmings. Also,-Stocks, Cravats,
Handkerchlets, Gloves, Suspenders, Worsted
and Cotton Hose, Shirts, and Collars
A good assortment of ready-made PANTA-
LOOMS and VESTS kept constantly on hand.
" Work done to order, on short notice, and
by faithful workmen.
I The articles offered having been recent
ly purchased with cash, will be sold on the
most accommodating terms, and every exer.
tlon Will be made to deserve portion of the
patronage of the public.
Worcester, March IL. II
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School for Young Ladies.

RS. LUCY RICHARDSON will open
I'VE School in TEMPLEroN,on the LIST Wednes-
day IN May ne1t, for the instruction of
Young Ladies and Misses in the various branch.
es Of English Education.
" Tuition-$3 per quarter.
Templeton, March 10 .1n
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STEEPLE CLOCKS.

NNHE subscribers respectfully inform the
il public, that they have, at considerable
expense, furnished themselves with complete
sets of superior Tools for the manufacture of
SteepIe Clocks, which they are constantly
manufacturing, and solicit a share of the pub
lie patronage. All Clocks put in operation by
them, will be warranted to perform in supe.
rior manner. E. HORTON & co.
Stafford, March 10. tfIO
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The subscribers have formed copartnership
under the firm of HOWE & POPE, and will
continue business at the Store lately occupied
by WErHERELL, HOWE & Co., and solicit the
patronage of former customers. They offer
for sale complete assortment of VEST IN
Ola GOODS, WINES, TEAS, &c.
FRANCIS HOWE.
JOSIAH POPE.
March 3. 2m9
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WHOLE NO. 1914.
Worcester COuptu .Atheneug,.

p " CeSteT COU7Ity aHtNeneIG79.
NHE members and proprietors of the Wor.
cester County Atheneum, are hereby no.
llned that the first meeting for the purpose of
Organizing and exercising the powers vested in
mem m, oy an Act of Incorporation, will be held
nsat' at two o'clock, P. M, at the Library Room
of the Atheneum. ---
FREDERIC w. PAINE.
EMORY WASHBURN.
WILLIAM LINCOLN.
Worcester, March "a. ~
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To be Sold at Auction,

TO be Sold at .Auction,
&A an the premises, on the sirth
fIEs1R " day OF .Apra neat at one
.s..w o'clock, P. NJ, (if not sold at pri.
1870 vate sale before,) a convenient
HOUSE and STORE, with a
Shed and Barn, and about Is acres of Land,
lately occupied by William Woodbury. and A.
Marshall, and now owned by the heirs of SAM
UEL OsGooD, late of Sullivan, deceased, near
the Baptist Meeting House in Winchendon /;
situated on the Turnpike Road leading from
Keene to Templeton it being a promising
place for trade A liberal credit given, if re,
quested, and immediate possession given
NATHANIEL OSGOOD,
Attorney for the Heirs.
March II, $780, liz
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NOTICE.

Wig Proprietors of the Croaon and Eao1s
L. Mills are hereby notified, that Meetin%
WIZ be held at the Counting Room of R Roess
ERsoN d Co. in Boston, on MONDAY, the 5th of
'dPra me1t, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purno:s
OF organizing under their Act of 1ncoruoration'
and transactng any other business which NAV
lawfully come before them. '--ay
ROBERT ROBERTSON.
HANDEL ROBERTSON.
March "a
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.dssigmee's Sale Of SatimeH
Factory, &c.

"a VHNHE subscriber offers for sale
E!!!AR II the valuable Satineu Facto-
HIM. ry, situated in the town of Med
seezaAssA1 way, d recently owned by Messrs