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H School for Teachers.

A CLASS will be formed at Mulberry Grove,
A on the 10Th inst, to whom, in addition to-
their course of study, such instructions on The
subject Of Teaching will by given us the Teach
ers' experiences will enable them 10 afford. For
the convenience of Young Ladies who are ex-
pecting to teach the present season, they will
be admitted for 3, d, or 6 weeks, OH the same
terms as the Pupils, VIZ: 1927 for l2 weeks,
including Books and Stationery.
Should sufficient number attend, they will
have the benefit of course of Astronomical
Lectures gratis.
Leicester. 4th mo. 81 T6
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Medicines, Paints, g. Dge Stufs.

Medicines, Paints, g. Dye Stufs.
ENHE subscriber having commenced business
III at No III Merchants Row, Boston. offers
for sale very extensive assortment Of Drugs,
Paints, and Dye Stufs, on the most liberal
terms for cash or approved credit, viz
10 casks Dry White Lead,
Is do. English Venetian Red,
10 do. American do,
20 do. Boston made Whiting,
Is do. Linseed Oil,
10 do. Spirits Turpentine,
so do. ground Dye Woods,
tons Logwood,
bbls. Blue Vitriol,
20 do. Copperas; 10 do. Alum,
500 lbs. Nut Calls,
500 do. Refined Camphor,
500 do. do. Borax,
500 do. do. Sal Niter,
$50 do. Cantharides,
200 do. Gum Opium.
u The above articles are warranted to be
OF superior quality. Country Traders and
Physicians would do we'll 10 call before buying
Aprll2l. NATHAN CARRUTH.
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MARRIED.

In Oakham, on the 18th inst, by Joel Jones.
Esq, Mr.. John Dean to Miss Prudence w Fast.
man, both of Oakham.
In Southbridge, Mr.. Moses Sibley of Sutton,
to Miss Mary E. Cole.
In Marlborough, April 8, Mr.. Paul Newton
OF Marlborough, TO Miss Eunice Howe of
Marlborough
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School ia Barre.

OLIUUE tB IJUT e
VI ISIS H. ALLEN respectfully informs the
I'VE inhabitants of Barre and the vicinity, that
she will open School in that place, the first
Monday in May, for the instruction of young
Ladies and Misses, in the various branches Of
English Education including Grammar, &C.
ography, Arithmetic, Natural, Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric. Penmanship, Com
position, Drawing. and Painting. Also, Plain
and Ornamental Needle Work, Fancy Work,
&c. Rudiments of the French Language, if
required. A new and convenient Building hav-
ing been erected, short distance from the
Common, affords pleasant and agreeable
School. Room. The School will be furnished
with Maps. Globes, &c. Books and Stationery
furnished if required.
" Terms-From two to three dollars and
fifty cents per Quarter. April T.
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NEW GOODS.

lust received. and now opening, grea,
- variety of seasonabe Goods;
SUCH As
English Ginghams-C alicoes,
eros de India SiIk-Gros de Naples do.
Batistes for Dresses,
Flag Silk Hd'kfs-Red Bandanna do.
Yellow do. do.
Raw Silk Shawls-Merno do.
Black and Mix'd Silk Canblets,
Cambrics and Cambria Muslin,
Hair Ribbons,
Russia Diaper-Linen Damask,
Gloves-Hosiery,
Crash-Bed Ticking,
Sheeting, Shifting, &c. &c.
% Customers are respectfully invited to call.
ANDREW MARCH.
Worcester, April 81.
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MORE FRESH GOODS
CLARK & BROOKS

"AVE just received, and are now opening,
u u prime assortment of Dry Goods. suita-
bic for the present and coming season con.
sistIng, in part, Of the following:
Blue, Black, Olive, Brown, and Mixed Broad.
Cloths,
Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Valencia and Marseilles vesting.,
Black Synchaws and Sarsnets,
Super Green Sarsnet,
India and French Levantines.
Black Canton and Nankin Grapes,
Slate Pongees,
Flag and Bandanna Hd'kfs,
Fancy Silk Hd'kfs,
Satin and Lutstring Ribbons,
Belt and Cap do
Green and Black Italian Grape,
Black and White Silk Gloves,
do. do. Silk Hose,
Black Bombazines,
CalicoeE in great variety,
"a, "A, and A White Linen,
Brown and Black do
Ga, "a, and S-4 Linen Dainask,
White, Black, and Assorted Cambrics,
Plain and Figured Book Muslin.
Plain and Figured Swiss do.
White and Fancy Cravats,
Mems. Women's, and Children's Cotton Hose,
Patches and Copperpates,
A prime assortment of Laces Plain and Fig'd.
Thread Edgings, and Footing Lace,
Black Lace Wells of all sizes,
large assortment of Merino Shawls,
Navarino Bonnets, of superior quality.
Those who wish for any of the above arti
cles, will do we'll to call and examine for them
selves. as they will be sold as low as can be
purchased elsewhere.
Worcester April 81 16
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$l3,93s,45
146
Is
Depositors added this year,
Withdrawn.

II has been objected, that depositors receive
but four per cent. for their money, while in
other modes of investment they are entitled 10
receive six; but il should be considered that
security for the principal is always Of primary
importance, and for which higher rate of in
terest is but very trifling equivalent. This
consideration is of peculiar weight to that class
OF persons who constitute great proportion of
the DePostors in an Institution like this, and
the experience Of mahy individuals during the
last year has impressvely taught its value But
1t should also be remembered that with regard
to those whose deposits are permanent, that is,
who shall continue them for SUCH length Of
time as to entitle them to share in. the general
dividend to be made every five wears, there IL
no force in the objection To them Il Il imma.
terisl whether the dividends paid semiannunl.
ly, are greater or less. They ultimately re.
ceive their proportion Of the whole income. and
have the assurance that the expenses Of he In.
sttution are 30 triHing as to subtract but small
proportion from its amount j.
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WoRcEsrKR, IS. April Q. 1850.
"A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven.
due, at COL Sullivan Summers Inn, in Milford,
on WEDNESDAY, the tsoelfth day Of May merit,
at three o'clock. afternoon, all the Right IN
Equity which ABEL BROWN has to redeem
about ten acres Of mortgaged Land, situated in
the easterly part Of said Milford, bounding on
land of John Claain, IT., and Abner Pond, and
on County Road
l6 CLARK ELLIS, D. Sheriff
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FIRE. On Monday, the 18th inst, about hall
past 2 in the morning, fire was discovered il
the upper part of John Wheeer's Comb Sbon,
in Berlin. When first discovered, the fire had
made such progress that it was in vain to make
any attempts to save the shop. Some part of
The adjoining buildings were saved, though con.
sIderably injured. The contents of the shon
were mostly saved. The wind being favorable,
ane house and barn near the shop escaped
The loss is estimated at about 5000.
Communicated.
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FOR THE MAssAcHUsErrs spy.

At the annual meeting of the Worcester
County Institution for SAYINGS, April Ia, 1880,
the following officers were elected -
Hon. DANIEL WALDO, President.
ISAAC GOODWIN, Secretary.
The powers of the Society are committed to
twelve Vice Presidents, and twenty -four other
trustees who have the personal oversight of
the affairs of the Institution, every Thnrsd,v
at ii o'clock, A. NJ, by Committees CONSISTING
OF one Vice President and two Trustees, whicR
Committees are for one month each.
The order in which they are to serve is as
follows-the gentleman first named, for each
month, is Vice President.
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TOWN MEETING

A T the Town Hall, on WEDNESDAY, the 2Ist
EA inst, at O'Clock, P NJ, to act on the fol-
lowing Articles:
LIST: To choose Moderator to preside in said
Meeting.
3D. To see if the town will make donation
to the Executive Department of Government
ofan eligible site within the town Of Worcester
for the erection of Lunatic Hospital, TO be in
conformity to Resolve Of the Legislature in
reference to that subject; and authorize the
Selectmen to draw their warrant on the Town
Treasurer for sum not exceeding twenty-five
hundred dollars, to be paid out of any moneys
not otherwise appropriated by the town, or take
such order in the premises as they may Judge
expedent.
BY order of the SeIectmen.
SAMUEL WARD; Constable.
Worcester, April Z
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CURE FOR
Indigestion, Jaundtce, Disease
of the Liver, &c.

WEWETT'S Improved Vegetable Pills, or
% German Specific, are an effectual remedy
for lndige ston, Jaundice Diseases OF the Liver.
ttesdache, Heart. burn, Sickness at the Stomach,
Acitty, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness. Slow Bill.
ious Fever. Cosliveness, and Piles. Their salutsry
effects have been tested in more than 10000 Glses,
in New England, within the last four years, and
many certificates have been voluntarily presented
by people OF the first responsibility, who have
been cured of the most obstinate complaints Of
the digestive organs. The following are extracts
from some of the above named testimonials:
MIR. kimball OF Boston, certifts that he "has
been cured OF jaundice connected with dyspepsis.
an Undesirable faintness, pain in the head rreg.
uiarity OF the bowels. &c by taking three boxes"
DR.. Grenvile of acknowledgement, "confidentfy
recommends these Pills as an invaluable remedy
for the above complaints. having had the most
satisfactory evidence Of their highly saIutary OPP
eratioR.'
DR.. C. F. BaumIin of Cambridge. writes "that
he has cured several severe diseases of the liver
and digestive organs. by these pills. and he be.
lieves them emineniIy calculated to subserve the
purpose for which they were designed"
Rev. Mason Knapen of Sudbury, wy eertihes
" that these Pills have proved completely snccess.
fW, in bis own case, which WAS one of the most
hnco"qnera6te kind. having for seoen years set
at defanee medical aid, dieting, exercises, the
scaters Of Saratoga So
gentleman OF Boston, writes. I" | am induced
by feelings of the lveIiest gratitude to make
known to the public. that perfect cure has been
elected in my own case. which was the Dsspepsia,
attended with pain in the side and stomach loss
OF appetite. &e.. by the use of three boxes OF
Jewetts Improved Vegetable Pills, or German
Specfe."
The above, together with many other certii-
Gates, may be examined at full length on the bill
of directions.
Ct The fresh and genuine Pills are fhr sale
by !. GREEN & Co, E. LAMB, and JOHN
C0E. Worcester.
% For sale, as above, DR.. Je4Uett's Celebrated
american Vegetable Bifters. and Rheumatsr and
Strengthening Piasters,-prepared by Stephen
Iewe't. son OF the late Dr.. Stephen Jewett of
New Hampshire. Price 50 cents.
April "a eopIv
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the vote, but the proposition was almost unan-
imousy negatived. What commentary it is,
on the fitness of Gen. Jackson for the Office he
holds, that he should have removed SO many
faithful officers for no crime but that of not be-.
lieving him the most suitable man for the Pres
idency, and appointed in their stead, men, SO
Infamous, that a Senate politically devoted to
his interests, rejects their nominations by great
majorities!
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
1 v seriber has beenduly appointed Admnstra.
tor on the Estate OF SAMUEL WILDER. ls,a
Of Sterling. in the County OF Worcester, de.
ceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
By giving bonds as the law Directs. All peranna
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upon -
make immediate pay ment; and alithnae 20 whon
Said Estate is indebted are requested 10 exhibin
their demands for settlement.
JACOB coNANT.
Sterling. April s. 1880 iQs
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VOTES FOR GOVERNOR. Returns from
~ towns give Lincoln, 30,O41; Morton
1858; majority, 1878.
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NATHr PAINE. j. PROD.

Worcester. IS. Probate Ofac.. tDef. 20. 1899.
10 he nido'c and Heirs Of SAMUEL GREsoRv,
gee iempieton. an said County. deceased and
to all Others concerned IN the Estate of sold De-
ceased. GRKETINa.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if You
u see ls) vt the Court of Probate to he holden
Of lempieton, in said County. on the Thursday
next after the third Tuesday in May next, At ten
o. the clock, before noon, to show cause why the
accounts OF the Administration OF said Estate
should not be allowed; and you will be heard
thereon.
i6' NATH'L PAINE. r. PrsS.
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MOURNING APPAREL. The citizens of North.
borough have resolved, in public town.meetino
that the custom of wearing mourning appare
ought to be discontinued.
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Aprd OctoB,r
Jonathan Wheeler, Nath'l P. Denny,
william Eaton, Stephen Salisbury,
BENZ. Butman. SiIas Brooks.
May. .Nousmb,r
Salem Towne, Samuel B. Thomas,
Sonn w; Lincoln, Calvin Willard,
Nathan Heard. Charles Allen.
June. December.
Jonathan Davis, Theophilus WheeIer
Benz. F. Haywood, Alfred d. Foster.
John Al. Earle. Gardner Burbank.
July. January.
Heloce Newton, Oliver Fiske,
Elisha Flagg, George 7. Rice,
asa Hamilton. Artemas Ward.
4ugust Februarv.
Frederick w. Paine, Abiiah BgeIow,
William Jennison, Simeon Burt,
Pliny Merrick. Thomas Kinnicutt.
September. March.
Jonas Kendall, Nathaniel Paine,
Emory Washburn, Samuel NJ. Burnside,
Thos. Chamberlain. Otis Corbett.
SAMUEL JENSIsoN, Esq, Treasurer.
The money is loaned at the discretion Of the
Board OF Investment, who were chosen by The
Trustees as follows; BENZ. BurMAS, Chair
man, OTIs CoRBErT, GEORGE T. RICE, FREp.
w. PAINE, CHARLLs ALLEN, together with the
Treasurer and Secretary.
Stock, DR..
To amount of 1868 deposites from
25l depositors including unclaim-
ed dividends, &13645. IN
Profits accrued, & not yet divided, c93, IS
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WONDERFUL PRESERVATION. A few dsvs
since, child of Welcome Smith of West
Brookfeld, about FIVE and a half years old. fell
into well % feet deep, in which were l2 feet
OF water, and was taken out unhurt, not the
slightest mark of injury being found on its body.
No one saw the child fall into the we'll, and its
condition was ascertained only by its cries
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Isaac HILL. It will be recollocied that i'm.
msdately after Gen. Jacksons induction into
Office, he removed the Second Comptroller of
the Treasury, faithful and valuable public of.
6ccr, to make way for Isaac Hill, the profiigate
editor ofthe Concord Patriot, who received the
appointment as the reward of partizan services
This produced, at the Tins, mot establishment,
for the public had become prepared to look for
such things,-but feelings Of indignation, that
the public Offices should be thus prostitu,ed.
After holding the situation for year, and after
delay Of more than four months from the
meeting Of the Senate, in order to got them
perfectly drilled in the party tactics, this has
still proved too bitter pill to be swallowed, and
the nomination has been rejected by vote of
80 to Is. An attempt was made to reconsider
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FOREIGN News. BY several recent arrivals
IN remarkably short passages from Europe, Lon.
don papers have been received to the 3Ist of
March. They contain no political news of i'm.
portance except in relation to the affairs of
France. The situation of that country is such
as to give occasion for the most anxious solici.
tude, on the part of those who regard the peace
and happiness of the world A spirit prevails
among the people, as manifested in the pro-
ceedings of the Chamber of Deputies, which
shows determination to preserve the rights
secured to them by their charter, and to resist
any attempts of the ultra royalists to encroach
upon them. The Propagation of the Chambers
shews an equal determination, on the part of
the King, to support his present ministry, in op-
position to the wishes of the people, and TO
make no concessions. If a spirit of Cancellation
should not appear on either side, the most dis
astrous consequences may be feared France
resembles latent volcano, in which the mate
rails for tremendous explosion exist, and to
which the causes which are to set the internal
fires in operation, may, at any time be applied,
even when least expected. The details in an.
other column will be found interesting.
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Credit.
BY Sick in Worcester Bank,
BY stock in Central Bank,
BY Notes and Bonds, secured by
pledge of Bank Stock, Mortga.
ges, &c,
BY cash in Worcester Bank,
By interest accrued, but not yet re-.
ceived,
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A THENEUM, or Spirit of the English Mag
IA azines, No. 3S-New Series containing,
as usual, great variety of interesting matter.
Just received by C. HARRIS April q.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-08
New spring Goods.

WAsHINGTON& BRE n !
.AyE received, by the recent arrivals a large "
: s9,i1s1S Of AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
to sell very yymonxs, them
Extra.super blue, Black, olive, and NIX o",.
Blue and mix'd habi, cloth, for summer eoA''
Super black crcassans; black iastlnes
Italian and French iustrngs; black moaeS
Foul ard and other prints. in grest'Afe'
Plaid and striped gnghams
Brown cambria, for cslash, battistes
Jaconet And cotton cambria r..
Plain and figured book and SWISS mus''"'
FLAG. bandanna and Madras h'lkfs
9 cases LEGHORN BOLIvARS, very cneAP
Irish linens; long lawns o.,.,;. 4.
3d., 1914 Irish diaper; bird eye and huss'A w
Damask table cloths and napkins
Linen csmbrlcs and cambria hdkfs
French brown linen and drilling
Brown and blcached Russia sheetings
Brown and bleached tcklenburgs
Buraps, oznaburgs. and sacklng.
With a large assortment %
American brown shee,lngs, shirt'ngs
PIaids, stripes, and checks; and Cotton yam
april Is
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Spring Goods.
[CHARD s. HOPKINS & co.

RICHARD 5. HOPKINS & co.
UIAVE received part of their spring assor,m.D, >.
II DRY GOODS,
and expect shortly further supply, which will max,
on liberal terms. Among them are s"
70 and - Irish linens
"a and 81 table diaper
Calcoes and Foulard muslins
ga cold cambries:. Swiss, jaconet and null muslin,
Brown and black bombazines '"n
Green white and black Italian grapes.
White gsuze wells
Black bobbinet do. superior quality
White Grape lisse
do do do hdkfs
Rich cause scarfs and hdfs
Black and while silk hose
do do cotton do
Colored Gro de Maps and Gro de Indies
Rich bonnet ribbons
GAUGE and lutestring do
Black hastings. &c. &C. apra,,
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Thomas King,

Thomas King,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CTIIL continues to carry on the above business IN
= all its branches, at his old stand, next door to Mr
friends and the public in general for past avors, and
hopes, by strict attention to his business. they will con-
tinue their patronage towards him. He has just re-
ceived fresh supply of
Fashionable Fall Goods,
and will be able supply all orders in his line OF bus
ness the shortest notice He has on hand all sorsoi
READY MADE CLOTHING.
He will also make up, to any fashion that may be re-
ouested by his customers, and on the mos eAsonabe
TERMS for cash.
also for Sale,
Ladies' camblet cloaks; Bonbazettc do and
Cloth made up in the latest fashions.
Also,
A variety Of cheap PLAID CLOAKS.
lie is happy to iuform his customers that he has re
cevsd the latest F.4LL e WINTER FASHIONS,
from New York. nov IS
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Fruu Trees. Flowers. &c.

anoez Mr. WILLIAM PRINCE, Propri'
NO. .,or of the Iinnsn Botanic Gardens near
New York, has requested me to receive and
- forward orders for Fruit and /ornamenta
rress and plants shrIbhery &C.; cataloguesof winch
nav he had of me SIR. Prince engages to execute Or
ders in the very best manner, and AT the snoe
tce. APplyto
10000 shingles, for sale low. and few barrels o.
onns. also oure Madeira wines in all sized casks OF
various descriptions, and as low as any in town.
marchS
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Vouse and lands For Rent.

Iwish to rent for one or more years inc
SNA HOUSE g. SQUARE OF GROUND
situated just wthou, the limits OF the Sor P;,
ration of Alexandra. in what is called the WI
l,ge, lately occupied as summer residence by Col A.
7. Smith, deceased. With some repairs when am
authorised to make, twould be pleasant and des'ra
Bile abode. The Garden is early and productive
would rent two ONE ACRE LOTS IT the same
vicinity, binding on the Great Hunting Creek
aaaea~ I am DESTROYS of renting two thirds OF the
$50 WESTGROHE ESl.71E,
RS being about Twelve Hundred Acres, consist,
~ ing of improved river bottoms, meadows anu
about three hundred Of reclaimed alIuvia lands
which cannot be exceeded in fertility, and nave oeen
found by experiment. be particularly well adapted
to the growth of hemp and tobacco Fhey are wei
worth the attention of Maryland tobacco growers
These Lands will be x nted for money rent or
mart fine one farm or will be divided into
several. to suit cultivstors .,,-:.
For terms apply to 7. W. HEWITT, in Alexandria
Vi ~ vac s. SMITH.
,,,s-.h ., Guardian, &c. &c.
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Trustees Sale

xay virtue of Deed Of Trust from George e. lyle
Il wife to me- [dated the 11th OF october iSsa
nd ulv recorded in the County Court of Prince Wit
ham and at he request of HE parties TO the said deed
.haIl proceed to sell by public auction in front OF the
" Reading Room in the Town Of alexandria about
the midday of TUESDAY, the 2sd of June next. to
the highest bidder for Cash. the following described
psess.. % Those tpo LOTS OF LIND,
E5SaB ~ and the Mill Houses and Dwelling Houses,
b. ~ SAND other improvements thereon, situate
-. ain the County Of Prince Williams being
1.-The same tina, were purchased by John Lsachman AZ
"pubhc auction under an order or decree OF the
"cery Court of that County, and conveyed the iitn
moS october 1924, by Lelchman and wife to u. u
Tyler" MIL p,,, Maintains.
and is now occupied by Mr. Tyler The ut'e IS oener
cd to be shall mase 20 an trust
chaser such title only is vested by the Deed ~
'"~'0- 'NS'' J. L. McKENNA,
apr 21-d5t, eo2w&2awts trustee.