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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-03
From the ESSEX Gazette.
THE WISH

when am dead would not have
HE slumber of the church-yard broken ;
DO not ask quiet grave,
Where overhead the yew might wave,
Its shadow, of my fate token.
l never dreamed that l could sleep
In peace beneath the church-yard wall;
II seems dreary thing to keep
Deaths vigil where the willows weep,
At midnight on the cold, green pail.
But bear me to the lone blue sea,
When sunlight dances on the billow;
where wind and wave are glad and free,
And let their blended music be
The requiem borne above my pillow.
feel that could rest me there
In one perpetual, quiet dream,
famed by the merHIuid's golden hair,
And roeked hv wa YES to slumber. where
The untold gems of ocean gIeam.
And there the sun would visit me,
With mellow ray of softened gold,
And light the coral imagery,
The garden ofthe neither sea,
And all its hidden things unfold.
Ay, bear me to the sunny deep
1 do not love the church-yard sod
But leave me where the light waves sweep,
And where no eye it's watch may keep
Above my grave, save that of God.
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Real Estate at .Amctinn

10y virtue of license from the Hon. the JUS
HD tees of the Supreme Judicial Court, will
be sold at Public Auction, on THURSDAY, the
first day of .AprI ne1t at one O'Clock, P. M,
the Real Estate of JOHN WEST, late of Tenn
pleton, deceased Said Estate consists of a
Farm, situated about two miles westerly of the
South Meeting House in Templeton, on the
Barre and Royalston road, and about half a
mile from the Turnpike, containing about 90
acres, well apportioned in Tillage, Pasture, and
Wood Land-well watered, and an excellent
Orchard of good Fruit-a good two story House,
Barn, Shed, Wood House, and Creamery Also.
a Pew in the gallery of the South Meeting
House in said Templeton, No. 90. AS the
greatest proportion of this Estate belongs to
minor heirs, large part of the purchase mon
ey can lay for a. length of time by paying the
interest annually, and giving good and suffi-
cient security for the same. Sale te f'.~rr.-
ises. JOHN BROOKS,
Guardian to the minor heirs.
Templeton, Feb. 90, 1880. 8
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FOR SALE.

A FARM, situated in Westboro', in the
IN County of Worcester, containing 173
acres of excellent Land, well proportional into
Moving, Tillage, Pasturing, and Wood Land,
well watered and fenced with stone wall. The
Buildings consist of two Dwelling Houses and
two Barns one Barn forty by thirty; the 9TH
err, one hundred and ten by forty feet, with
eighteen feet posts, and cellar under the same ;
together with Creamery, Wood and Dairy
House, and Piggery, all in good repair. Said
Farm is situated on great travelled road, thir-
ty miles from Boston, and near the very pleas
ant village in the centre of said town. The
Farm will be sold altogether or in separate
lots, to suit the purchaser If it is not sold at
private sale, on or before Wednesday, the 24th
day Of March nezt, it will then be sold at AUG
TION, on the premises, at ten of the clock in
the forenoon Payment will be made es-y 40
the purchaser. Possession given on the first OF
April next.
NJ At the same time will be sold the STOCK
on said Farm, and all the FARMING UTEN-
SILS, together with quantity of HAY and
GRAIN. For further particulars, inquire of
the subscriber on the premises.
SAMUEL HENRY.
Westboro', Jan. 10. 1Ow2
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From the Episcopal Watchman.
LIES VOYAGE.

at Is l.: be not afraid"-MAT. XIV, 81.
AS towards yon bright and blissful shore,
Floats my frail, trembling bark along,
Let tempests rage, let pillows roar,
They cannot drown my joyous song
They cannot hush my voice of prayer,
Nor fill my trusting heart with dread;
For God is with me every where,
To cover my defcnceless head.
AS once he babe the waves be still,
When lov'd ones sail d on Galilee,
With gentle gales their canvass filld,
And sped them safely DER the sea;
So now, amid the angry waves,
So now, he comes to rescue me:
/ fear not that, in Oceans caves,
My homely scpulchre may be.
l see him when the lightning flash
In awful grandeur round him flies
/ hear him when the thunder's crash,
Rolls deep athwart the darkened skies
o, then his smile, and then his voice,
AS in the mildest breeze of even,
Both bid my fearless heart rejoiee,
While waited on my course to heaven.
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WeaU Goods and NeaU Prices.
W. & A. BROWN

"AVE just received prime assortment of
Il u Goods in their line consisting of BROAD
CLOTHS, (from 1926 to SO per yard,) CASSI
MERES, VESTINGS, H'DK'FS, STOCKS,
Buck 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 $l2,
and warranted, and superfne from Is to $25.
o. They would also inform the public, that,
by recent arrangements made with their jour
neymen, they are now enabled to make Coats
and Surtouts as low as they are made at any
establishment in Worcester, if no better style
is required.
.4Lso,-Work done in the best city style, at
so cts. less than former prices.
T New York and Boston latest Fashions
lust received. Worcester, Jan. 6.
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.Assignee's Sale Of SatineH
Factory, &c.

NS5zsA ENHE subscriber offers for sale
T1sInRR IL the valuable SGtineh Facte-
s5!ss. ry, situated in the town of Med
eea4ssa. way, d recently owned by Messrs
ELIAS d SANFORD WHITING, and
carried on by them under the firm of the Med
gay W0o1en Manufacturing Company. Said
Factory is situated on Charles River, but 25
miles from Boston, and about the same distance
from Providence, in one of the pleasantest villa
ges In the Commonwealth. On the promises
are two distinct water privileges, and connect
ed with them about Is acres of excellent Land
four-story Factory and Saw Mill on the upper
privilege, and on the lower privilege Factory,
two stories high, and Dye House connected,
with water wheels, gearing, &c, in god re-
pair; There are near the Upper Factory, two
blocks of Dwelling Houses, "a tenements each)
Blacksmith's Shop, Wood Shop. &c.
The basement story of the Upper Factory is
occupied asa Machine Shop, and is furnished
with complete set of Lathes, Engines, Vices,
and other Tools, for making Machinery In
the other three stories there are four Double
Carding Machines, two Bilies, four Jennies,
and twenty Looms, with Picker, and all other
apparatus for manufacturing Satinetts. In the
Lower Mill, three large Copper Kettles, Cop
per Strainer, two Mapping Machines, four
Shearing Machines, Press, FulIing Mill. and
other apparatus for finishing Satinetts and col
or!ng Wool. Also, three Spinning Frames, (64
sPndes each) Cotton Picker, Speeder, Cards,
Drawing and Dresser, with apparatus complete
for 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
money SO profitably as may be done
by the purchase of this property.
If not previously sold at private sale, the
whole will be offered at AUCTION on TUKs-
DAY, the 9th of ApriL mert 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. Broad-street, Boston.
ISAAC PARKER, Assignee.
Feb IL. wv
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WORCESTER WEDNESDAY, MARCH g. 1880

the flame, attended with tremendous er-
p!osaon at the nose? Is it not degrad;ng
adeG, that rational and intelligent BEINGS
are staUes to such absurd and offensive hab-
It's. will confidently assert that thew NAV
be broken of, without the least injury. for
the attempt has been repeatedly made, and
always with success and entire satisfaction.
Let all, who have become initiated into
these habits, try total abstinence one week,
and, If any serious consequences are likely
to result, they may have reasonable excuse
Tor applying to it a second time.
Inc subject. small as it may appear, re-
CURES spirited exertions to suppress it.
Let the .4'atieS sWarm and buzz about these
unique customs, and they will be engaged
IN more Iaudable cause, and with fairer
prospects Of. success, than they are at pres
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL H. COTTON & co.
Opposite the Centre Meeting House.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

" Price to single subscribers who receive
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Larger advertisements in the same proportion
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advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
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NOTICE.

DERSONS indebted to the subscriber for
IL the services of his Horse HAMPTON,
are informed that their bills are made out and
left at the several places where he stood the last
season, in the towns of Spencer, Paxton, Wor.
cester, and Charlton, where they may be set.
tied as soon as convenient.
JOHN UPHAM.
Southbridge, Feb. IL, 1885,
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TaUerW Stand g. Farm for Sale.

1aoern Stand g. Farm for Sale.
D FEHHE subscriber offers for sale
fSTRI%Sf IL the Public House and about
IEa6Hs 40 acres of excellent Land, situated
-1z-sss=ss~ in the center of Shrewsbury, long
known by the name of the HaDen Tauern, which
has ever been considered one of the best stands
for business in the County of Worcester.
Also, Farm, situated in the center of said
town of Shrewsbury, containing about 80 acres,
with large we'll finished Dwelling House, and
Barn, and other necessary Buildings on the
same all of which will be sold cheap and
long credit given for the principal part of the
purchase money, if requested.
If said Tavern and Farm, or either of them,
should not be sold before MONDAY, the 22d of
March neat, the subscriber will on that day be
=. SL-swsL.-y fs1 tho purpose or leasing them
on such terms and conditions as will satisfy any
person wishing to contract for the same. For
further particulars, inquire of G. w. HAVEN,
on the premises, or of the subscriber in Boston.
Feb "a JOSEPH VALENTINE.
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Blacksmith's Stand for Sale,

Bl0cESH2atk'S Stand for SAFE,
SITUATED on Front street, in Worcester,
~ being the same one formerly owned and
occupied by Avery Maynard, and consisting of
convenient Dwelling House and Garden and
Shop. A Blacksmith is much wanted in the
place, and it is believed that the best encour-
agement will be given to purchaser.
SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr.,
CHRIS. C. BALDWIN,
.4sSigneeS Of said Maynard.
Worcester, Oct. z. If
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
QvH@l a DWELLING HOUSE, BARN,
IN 5Isssf IN, and SLAUGHTER HOUSE,
lSsSKiid with eight acres of excellent
49, LAND, few rods south of the
Meeting House in Templeton. The situation
is pleasant, and very well located for Butcher.
Terms liberal, and payment made easy. For
further particulars, inquire of Capt. H. NEW
TON on the premises, or of the subscriber
LUKE BEAL.
Royalston, Jan. 81. TIA
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MERRICK'S LETTER.

SECOND EDITION.
A LETTER on Speculative Free Masonry,
"A by PLINY MERRloK, Esq; being his an.
swer to Gen. Nathan Heard and Col. Gardner
Burbank, upon their application for his views
upon that subject Just published, and for sale
at DORR g. HOWLAND'S Book Store
Price 81 per dozen, 10 cents single.
Worcester, Feb. 10. CIV
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IMPROMTU

First in the grape, then in the glass,
The vines rich nectar glows,
But last, and most, and longest too,
o Joseph, in thy nose.
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FOR SALE,

- A ND possession given the first
FIRTH FIRTH N ofApril, a FARM, situated in
!.!! 8 the south-easterly part of Brook
.seAeal3 field, on the road leading from
Brookfeld to Charlton, contain
ing about one hundred acres of choice Land,
consisting of Moving, Pasture, Tillage, and
Wood Land, being well watered, with con-
venient House, Barn, and Out Buildings, on
the premises. Conditions of payment easy.
For further particulars, inquire of the subscribe
er, on the premises.
WILLIAM BIGELOW.
Feb % #S
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FOR SALE.

- Gav yi P%r&, belonging o. 2 n.y. to the
ltstsbkn estate of JoHN V. Henry, Esq,
. llllIks deceased, containing $50 acres
- situate on the north side OF the
Mohawk river, in the county of Montgomery,
and state of New York Said Farm is within
mile of the village of Amsterdam, and l6 miles
from the city of Schenectady. 1t is well fenced
and watered, of excellent quality as to soil, in
good state of cultivation, and heavily timbered
On the premises is a spacious and substantial
stone Dwelling House, with Barns and Out
Houses Of the same material, built in the most
durable manner. There is also an overshot
Saw Mill, lately erected, of superior construc-
ton, and connected Herewith run of stone,
for the grinding of feed &c. The main Turn
pike Road from Albany to Utica and Buffalo,
passes through the Farm, and the great West
ern Canal is but short distance from it. The
Farm will be sold in the whole; or a part
thereof, comprising the Dwelling House, Barns,
Out Houses, and 300 acres, will be disposed of
separately. Immediate possession will be Civ
en-. Property in the city of New York will be
taken in exchange, or in part payment. For
terms of sale, apply to PETER Seton HENRY,
81 State street, Albany, or to HI. & E. WILKES,
80 William street, New York.
ELIZA HENRY, E1ecutri1.
JAMES v. HENRY,
EDMUND WILKES, E1'oTs.
PETER SETON HENRY,
Feb. 10, 1890
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What's in name?" A member Of the Ala
bama legislature has introduced a resolution
declaring it anti-republican to style the Gov
ernor His Excellency.
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GAsTRoNoMIc JOKE A loin of mutton was
on the table, and gentleman took the carving
knife in hand. " Shall l cut il saddle-wise 2
said he. "You had better cut it bride. wise, ,
said his friend -" for then we shall stand ,
better chance of getting bit in our mouths -
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He that seldom thinks Of heaven 10 not like
ly to get thither as the only way to hit the
mark is to keep the eye fixed upon it.
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A merchant, not remarkably conversant with
geography, picked up newspaper and sat down
to read. He had not proceeded Far before he
came to a passage stating that one of his ves-
sells was in jeopardy. Jeopardy Jeopardy
said the astonshed merchant, who had previous
ly heard that the vessel was lost, let me SEQ,
that is somewhere in tho Mediterranean; well,
I'm glad she's got into port, as thought il was
! all over with herr
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A USEFUL HINT. elbow are all your
family, John---Mrs. Clod and the little
ones" said an office-seeking lawyer to a
man in his neighboshood, who was employ
ed in mending the public road. "Pretty
well, l thank you," said he. 81 am glad
to hear it," said the other-What's the
news Pr" Why l guess" replied John,
"we shall have an election very soon."
"Why so ?" Because you are so glad to
hear that Mrs. Clod and the little ones are
WE'LL" returned the laborer, with look
that told the lawyer he had better be off.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-09
LttcDttFI0 7smqutrrr: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS.-To viilage and single mail subscribers 7 dollars per year, payable before the expiration o six months.
 To. companies of any number over six, Sl 50 per year. payable as above. To companies less than sx $l p per year, payable before. 7 D cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or stage cllarge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editor
 Notice oi wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration of the year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions SI, anl the same proportion for more squares Hafa square 75 cis.y Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 Adminisrators' and Executors Notices SI %
 Commissioners Notices 2J
 All communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-09
lFsA V1LUABLE MEDICINE! Rec Omnended bv wn0ue stiOnable 0nd con.
cIusire testimonials.

CLuSiUe testimonials.
 TENilE Proprietor confidently offers to the publle
 what experience has proved to be one of the most effcacous compounds in the Materia Medica, for the of that class of distressing, dangerous and inveterte Diseases produced by impure state of the blood, acrmony of the humours and vated habit of the body, and usually exhibiting themselves in the various forms of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Leprosy, St. 'Anthony's fire, Fever Sores, White Swellings, Foul and obstinate Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes, Scala Head Scurvy and Venereal Tain where Mercury has failed
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-09

For Salc"at the Liteh field Bookstore, A NEW Work, entitled. "A Scriptural EA Answer to the Question, Ho,o may MsOsO thGt GM Sss adopted child of God? By Nathaniel Dwight" Price 6S 1-2 cents.
 August 26 e
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-09
VENDUE!

VXTILL be sold at Public Vendue, on the ] w premises, on the second Monday cf Sep tember next, at 12 o'clock at noon. (unless sooner disposed of at private sale,) that Valu- able a~s e
 OTLsMILL and MilI Site, formerly owned by Moses Seymour, Jr. stu- ated in the west part of Litch6eld, at Brad leysviIle so called, on the main road leading from Litchfield to New-Milford. Terms Of payment to suit the purchaser. Application may be made to the subscribers.
 MABEL SEYMOUR, r;,cbfeM OzIAs SEYMOUR, A'''':'"' a STANLEY LOCKWOOD, Bridgeport Litchfeld, Aug. IT, 1880 4tlO
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-09

To arrive at perfection, a man should have very sincere friends, or inyeterate en- emies; <; because he would be made sensi- ble of his good or i'll conduct, either by the censures of the one, or the admonitions of the other.-DiOgenes. I'M
 Three days of uninterrupted company in a vehicle, will make you better acquainted with another, than one hours conversation with him every day for three years.- EaU- Gter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-29
Y 4. Military land Warrants

4 WILL purchase claims to Land Warrants and Var
rants already granted by the S;stc of Virginia e,
he services Of her Officers aud Soiers in the Reyor
,,or,ry War as vel! those the Continental as State
establishment Or will locate al warrants tina, ma
De corflcd for location, upor the most desirable
aud ,luabe lsnls III Ohio, Indiana Illinois, as msv
o.. preferred, fpr ouch part thereof viii be fax
conversation for the services ren1crcdand this SCI,
ice hall BE- snch as ought TO be expected from one
who has resided % years in the Vest AID whose time
AS been constantly and exclusively dc otcd to laal
.",i iand matters.
Ever Officer and Soldier, and every Chaplain and
Sur 3D., on, %ho served in the Continental arnG or in
u. Of he state, or in the Navy Of the State of VI.
Una wh0 or their representatives, have rot yet draw
pountr IN land (snd not more than one teh Of III
The Hers, sailorsand marines h,e ye, obtained their
warrants are entitled 20 one, and obtain il,
IN Ter late law passed for their benefit And to al
al, as do not know how to proceed 10 Obtain Their
rluht., my services now rendered and will be
prump,l, rendered.
Letters postsg. paid addressed to HE al Richmond,
Virginia until the l., of January next will be attend.
ed to- and in all cases where necessary, Will Call in
person upon those inter- s'ed
CADWAILADER WALLACE
ChiEcofhe, Ohio. June 18th, 1870.
June Z4-dSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-29

falcons from under the gentleman's head. 10 ,us.
posed to have been in the following Manner.
There was space between the sackins bottom
and the cord which laced it TO the frame of ths
birth; through one of these openings the fellow
who slept in the under birth must have contrived
to draw the pantaloons. lie was observed when
he went to his bed, but was missing in the morn
Ing.
1t is we'll kown that there set of scouudreIs
who are constantly passing Zip and down the
North River in the different lines Of steamboat,
in the garb of gentlemen, watching every oppor.
tunity to plumber the passengers. Such, there.
fore. as have money about them, should place il
in the hands of the captains for safe keeping.
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Notice..

s<OtIcc.
1 PPI1C VI TON will be INSIDE To the President and
y Directors of the Little River IurnplNc Company
tor the renewal Of Certificate No I'D, Tor one am
ha'f share in the capita stock Of sad Company Nau
ing in the name of sarah Harper aud a,,g ed bH hex
to the subscribers said certificate bavns be- 'o, Ut
mis!aid WN. T.. INONPSoN'
June 25-Iaw4v
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W anteA.

n the Village OF ,mssviIle. which is situated in I,
pleasant part of the State of Virginia about 90 miles
from Alexandria, IA from WarrentOi,. and from JET
ferson,on,
1wo or three Jomneyn,ea Snddlers,
to whom the highest y.g-, au constant ,ngioyn emf
will be given The situation of the village IS he,Iy.
and boarding cheap. For further information sc
address the subscriber, in AmssvIe, CuIpePer county,
Va WILLIAM r. MONROE.
June l2-2aw3w
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Washington Society.

TYNfiE committee appointed at the last meeting I"
the Society, toreport amendments TO the consult
ton of the Washington Society. being ready to Ase
report meetinr of the society will be held at Gag.
gets tavern, Tuesday afternoon the Oh mt c!
O'clock inne 96 dtI
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Npprentices wanted.

7 WILL take two Apprentices to the Hating bu''
l. ness. None need apply but boys of good chsFa:
ter-sge from Is TO II i'll be preferred.
,une g DIV JOHN T. o. WILBAR
a. The Warrenton Gazette and I.ccsburg Genus c.
Liberty will publish the above three times.