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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-20
PoaUer Loon. iX,uttIeg

TENH liz subscriber informs manufacturer N y,
IA he makes and keeps on hand. or will fnr.
nlsh at short notice, Power Loom shuttIcs. of
all kinds, and of superior quality both the
materials and workmanship shall render ner.
feet satisfaction TO those who NAV favor him
with their patronage. GJ Orders addressed
to the subscriber in Douglas, (Mass) will be
attended to and answered without DELAY.
June 30 If WARREN ALDRICH.
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LeomnSter, Sept. %. 1890. %i(

"oRc ESTER, SIS. Get l. 1890
A TTACHED on mesne process. taken on
Ia Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven.
due, at Isaiah Munroes inn, in Shrewsbury,
in said County, on TUESDAY, the Cd dan of No.
ocm6er ne1t, at two o'clock, P. NJ, all the
Right in Equity which RICHARD P. MOVES
has to redeem the mortgaged Real Estate now
occupied by him, situated in the southerly mart
of said Shrewsbury, consisting of about one
acre of Land with the Buildings thereon.
"40 EDWARD II. HEMENwAY, d. Sheriff
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EOR SALE

a F4R.H, situated about one mile south of
IA the South Parish Meeting House in Brook.
field, containing 80 acres of excellent Land,
well fenced with Wall House, Barn, and 9th
er out Buildings, all in good repair. The soil
is first-rate, and the situation pleasant Price
very low. For further information inquire OF
the subscriber on the premises.
JOHN McLENATHAN.
Brookfeld, Oct. G.
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VeaO England Museum,

No.Ib Court-street, BOSTON
10 elegant and very extensive establish
ana evening IL fills thirteen iIai,, aaJ s ,, uay
M inents. and contains much the largest colec'
tloh OF curiositics in the United States DR.
ing the present season, it has received MANY Il.
leFesting additions. It's immense VARIETY vii
gratiiy the curiosity of every taste. Persons
iron, iron me country, visiting Boston, will fnG
highly pleased BY viewing il.
Abundance 81 canfa
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CLARK ELLIS, d. Sheriff.

a "9Un SC S. Sept. 80, 1880.
"A TIACHED on mesne process. taken on
IA Executions, and will be sold at Public
vendue, at the inn of Capt. William Green, in
Mondon' on TUESDAY. the Cd day of NoUember
nezt at two OF the clock, afternoon, all the
Right in Equity which DANIEL THURBER
I'd, has to redeem the mortgaged Real Estate
on which he now lives, situated in The North
Parish, in Mendon, in said County.
4O* CLARK ELLIS, ID. Sheriff
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Commissioners Notice.

FHN Commissioners Notice.
"A HE subscribers, Commissioners on the Es.
tate of REUBEN DARBY, late of Leonin.
ster, deceased, hereby give notice. that six
months, from the 3lst day of August last are
allowed TO the creditors to exhibit and prove
their claims; and that we shall attend 10 the
duties of our Commission, at the house of Err
Balch, innkeeper, in Leominstcr, on the last
Mondays of October and Novembe: next. from
two to six O'Clock, P NJ, on each of said DAYS.
WILLIAM PERRY
GEORGE III. HILLS.
Leominster, Sept. 90, 1880. 40
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~ EEeLIsH BULL. The following curious
noliee recently appeared on Ludford church.
!: soos' 1919, previously read in church: This
~ ~ no,lce, That no person is TO be buried
IN this church yard but those hiring in The nsr'
ish These who aoish 10 be buried, are desired
70 apply 10 me, Ephraim Grabb, parish clerk .
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WOU are hereby cited to appear Iif Won

VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
N see MT at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Lancaster, in said County, on the third Tuesdav
IN November next, at nine of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why License should not be
granted to sell and convey so much of the Real
Estate of said deceased, as will aise seven hun.
dred dollars, for the payment of debts and char
ges; and you will be heard thereon.
Al NATH'L. PAINE. r Prob
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office. Oct. &. ISsO
10 The Widow, Creditors, and Heirs Of JosEpr
FRouTr, tate Of Spencer, in said COUNT. deceased
ana TO al others concerned IN the Estate Of So;S
deceased, C Ye ~ S"'u
" oo are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
see mt the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester. in said County. ON The ~, To-.
Gay IN November next, at one of the clock. after
noon to show cause why the Accounts of The Adj.
ministration of said Estate should not be allowed.
and you will be heard thereon. "'"''
%4i NA'rur u,V>rC
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BObbias and tShuttIpc

"a NHE subscriber respectfully gives notice.
n that he has bought out Algernon S. Crayv.
iord, and will continue the business Of noking
bob9ins and Shu,tles of the various kinds used
by Cotton and Woollen manufacturers. of The
very pest materials and superior workmanship.
W orders solicited, and the prompt and per-
give, will, he hopes, induce every ma nncac,,,a
In want, TO address to y
BENJAMIN w. GLEASON
Grafton, New England !
Village, (Mass.) Sept Is. : 3m37
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HINTS TO PARENTS
/" Just this once. . or a. ruIe brots

" JIst This once or the rule broken.
Just this once says the fond mother 10
herself, as she allows the cake or sweetmeat TO
slip into the mouth of her darling, in spite of
her rules for preserving health 1t is but a
crumb, and how unkind to refuse the friend
that so tenderly offers it; and then just for once,
1t can do no harm. must pacIfv mb child
thiS time, at any rate says the mother, press.
ed with the hurry of business. may grant
an unallowed indulgence, in such case as this.
and just for once says she to herself In the
confusion, sometimes, occasioned by company
where the mistress does not preserve her calm
ness and self-possession, her disturbed manner
necessarily proPogating itself through the fam
lily, down to the youngest child,-then, is an
urgent case and the child must be kept quiet.
at any price, ''jnst this once" says the yield
ing mother.
little child is learning to go to bed alone !;
the point is nearly gained, but something oc.
ours to disturb its habits, and raise a spirit of
rebellion. The mother perhaps is called away
in the midst, and she directs that it be rocked
TO sleep this once and SO the whole work is
undone; aye, more than undone.
The child throws down IFS hat or gloves /;
the mother finds them and does not exert her
self to enforce the rule that should send them
TO their place " it is no matter Just this once :;
another time | will talk loud and long" Some
times the child (and happy it is, if it's never
young tddy) is suddenly called to go abroad !;
and then the agitation, hurry, and confusion,
because the hat, cloak, or gloves, are misplace
ed! They did not happen to put it in place,
/" just this once
Rules had better not be made, if there is not
hrmness enough in the mind that makes them
to resist temptation. In none of the wars Of
private life, do we the want of steady prin-
ciple; more than in the management of children,
from the first breath they draw. In some hap
Ply exceptions, there is a native firmness of tenn
per in the parent or where it is wanting it is
supplied by principles dictated by conscience,
and accompanied by an earnest effort after
such steady adherence to their principles as
will yield to no earthly feeling or solicitation.
There is a way of denying the wishes, and
yet Of leaving the mind Of the child in pleas
ant state; and it may be learned and practsed
by all parents. This frmness of principle does
not involve constant series of denials towards
the child-for it soon learns what to expect
and no one is quicker than a child, to under
stand rule wherein itselfis concerned, and to
notice, toe, the least deviation from it. These
occasional compances lead to the destruction
of all principle; the effect on the parent is
enieeblng to his own character, and on the
child, to foster an uneasy and disobedient tenn
per, to subject it the dominion of passion, and
to lead on to evil consequences, moro numer-
Gus than the power of human intellect can com.
pute.-Verm0ht Chronicle.
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r,,, woH !, E EsI,' S. Sept. 80, 1880.
~ NAKEN on Execution, having been previ.
Il ously attached on mesne process. and viii
be sold at Public Vendue, at the tavern of AL.
van hathaway, in Barre, on SATURDAY, ne CHI
dGy Of %ooem0er neat, at two o'clock, P. NJ
al the Right in Equity which BENJAMIN
o VI q has to redeem She following mortrnq.
ca zeal Estate, viz; about sixty acres of Land.
wilh Cotton Factory, and other Buildings
np.eLeon' situated m the southerly part of said
parre' on ware River, aud now occupied bv
John and William Dunbar, and where he said
Clark lives. Also, one other lot of about one
acre of Land and Factory Building thereon,
with the first privilege to the water of the
stream where said Building stands, lying in the
south part Of Petersham.
al" WILLIAM ROBINSON, D. Sherif
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NOU are hereby cited to appear Off Won
Il see fD at the Court of Probate 70 Se LoIJ
en- at Worcester in said County, on the Isl ines.
DAY IN November next, at ten of the clock. before
noon' to show cause why License should not he
granted to sell and convey so much of the remain.
ing Real Estate of said deceased as will raise two
hundred and thIrty-ihree dollars, for the payment
thereon. WIZ ~ "eA'u
al NATII,r uAI>yr
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"0IR ORC IS. Sept. 2, 1880.
a TIACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public
Vendue. upon the premises, on TUrspAv. The
"a day Of NOUember neat, at 9 o'clock. p M
all the Right in Equity that Col. SAMUEL
HENRY had, on the 18th day of February last
TO redeem the mortgaged Real Estate Wherein
ne now lives, including that occupied by Levi
Hill situate near the centre of WestboJouUb
consisting of about lG2 acres of excellent Land
with the Buildings and appurtenances thereon
belonging. '''''0o''
5w39 j. C. FISHER n cLo.;g
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CEMENr FOR CHrEA, &c. Inc .Joufua, o.,
nalssances Usuelles published the following re.
cPe as one OF the best cements for china, glass.
SC rut an ounce fmastic in sufficient quaint.
" o. spirits Of wine TO dissolve il; then take an
soft, and dissolve il in brandy till il becomes a
strong Jelly, adding afterwards an ounce of well
powdered gum ammoniac. Put tho two mixi.
ures together in an earthen pipkin and expose
them 70 gentle heat when they are well
mixed, pour them into bottle, which is TO be
wen corked. TO use this cement, the bottle Is
20 DC placed IN hot water until it is sufficiently
the usual way. In twelve hours 4 will 80, IA ~
other. 10 nara as any
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-20

YOUTHFUL VIRTUE. When vice approaches
the youthful mind, in the seductive form of
beloved companion, the ordeal becomes threat
enIng and dangerous in the extreme. Few
possess the prudence and unyielding frmness
requisite TO pass il in safety. Those who have
been accurately observant to tho dependence
oil one part of life on another, will readily con-
cur with US, that Ames's future character deriv-
ed much of its lustre, and his fortunes much of
their elevation from the untainted purity and
1rreproachableness of his youth. Masculine
virtue is as necessary to real emnence, as a
powerful intellect. He that is deficient in eth
or, will never, unless from the influence of for.
tultous circumstances, be able to place and
maintain himself at the head of society. lie
may rise and flourish for a time, but his fall is
as certain as his descent to the grave. He who
holds parley with vice and dishonor, is sure TO
become their slave and victim. That heart is
more than half corrupted that does not bum
with indignation at the slightest attempt to Sc.
duce it.-FIsher .4rnes's Biography.
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VHEETING'
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see iit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Lancaster, in said County, on the third Tues
day in November next at nine of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the Adj
minlsration of said Wards Estate. and the de-
mand of Joseph Willard as a creditor as rem.
dcreL by said Willard Executor and credi-
tor, should not be allowed; and you will be heard
thereon.
40 NITU,x DATNrr
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the SUBJ
v scriber has been dulyappointed Atlministra-
tor on the Estate of NATHAN BURPEE, late
OF Sterling, in the County of Worcester. de-
ceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bondssas the law directs All persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upon TO
make immediate payment; and all those 10 whom
said Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement
JACOB CONANT.
Sterling, Sept. Is, 1880. vi
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NATHt. PAINE. j. Pred.

worcester, IS. Probate Office, Oct. -. 1880
10 The Heirs Of SUSANNA BEMIs, late Of south.
borough, IN said County deceased and 10 all Other,
concerned IN the Estate Of s0id deceased.
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A FARM FOR SAIE-
Notice TO Road Contractors,

O'UItC6 10 IAOuU COTlLTUCL0TS.
/HNHE subscribers, being authorized by the
IL town Of West Boylston, give notice that
they will dispose of the making of 500 rods of
Road, IN said town, to the lowest bidder, on
THURSDAY, The 25th instant, at o'clock, A. NJ,
on the premises.
The manner of making said Road with the
Bridges, will be made known at the time and
place o. sale. The Road TO be made to the ac.
GePtance OF the Commissioners, by the first of
July next. The Committee will be on the
premises to show the lots at O'Clock. A. M
JOHN TEMPLE
SILAS NEWTON.
EZRA BEAMAN.
EZEKIEL PIERCE.
=, ASA BIGELOW
West Boylston, Oct 4, 1880.
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y Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Oct. S. 1880.
10 he Wioio1O and Heirs of ALFRED SMITH. lat,
Of Leomi nster, IN said County, deceased, and 10
all others concerned in The Estate of said deceased
Inn
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~, worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Oct. 2 1880
10 The WIDOW and Heirs of Moses PUTSaM. late
o. sutton, 4" sa'd County, deceased, and 10 all others
concerned al the EState of said deceased
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NOU are hereby cited to appear (it You
see ht) at the Court of Probate to be holden
az Lancaster, in said County, ON the third Tues.
day in November next, at one of the clock. after.
noon, to show cause why the Account of the Ad.
mlnistration of said Estate should not be allowed.
and you will be heard thereon
Az NATH,I PAINE D.,
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The following Ode was written by Charles
prague, Esq, for the Eighth Triennial Festival of
he massachusetts, Charitable Mechanic Associa-
ion, and set to music by George J. Webb, Esq.
REcITATIvE.
When from the sacred Garden driven.
Man fed before his Makers wrath,
An Angel lett her place in heaven,
And cross d the Wanderers sunless path.
twas ART sweet Art new radiance broke,
Where her light foot few Ger the ground,
And thus with seraph voice she spoke,
g The CURSE a BLESSING shall be found. y
AiR-Tre6!e Solo.
She led him through the trackless wild,
where noontide sunbeam never blazed =
The thistle shrunk-the harvest smiled,
And nature gladdened as she gazed
Earth's thousand tribes of living things
At Arts command to him are given,
The village grows, the city springs,
And point their spires of faith to Heaven.
aae renus the oakland bids it ride
10 guard the shores its beauty graced,
ne smltes the rock-upheaved in pride,
gee towers OF strength and domes of taste.
'1.arth's teeming caves their wealth reveal
Fire bears his banner on the wave,
he bids the mortal poison heal
Ana leaps triumphant DER the grave.
lie pucks the pearls that stud the deep,
Admirlng Reauty's lap to fill;
lie breaks the stubborn marbles sleeD.
And mocks his own Creators skill.
With thoughts that swell his glowing soul,
lie bids the ore Hume the page.
Andproudly scorning times control.
Commences with an unborn age.
In fields Of air he writes his name.
And treads the chambers of the sky.
lie reads the stars and grasps the flame
4 hat quIVers round the Throne on high.
In war renown'd, in peace sublime,
lie moves in greatness and in grace;
Ills power, subduing space and time.
Llnksraalm to realm, and race to race.
CRoRUs.
Great God! It's Thine-we are but dust;
Our works Thy skill, Thy goodness show
Thou makest wise-O make us Just
And give US hearts to feel for wo.
Arts proudest trophies must decay,
The light of knowledge sink in gloon;
But Truth shall stand and Loves warm raw
Shed living lustre round the tomb.
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ROU are hereby cited to appear (if you
"A seehD at the Court of Probate to be holden
at W orcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day IN November next, at nine of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why the instrument which
purports to be the last VIII and Testament of
sad deceased should not be approved and YOU
will be heard thereon.
THEOPH's. WHEELER. Reg.
40* By order of the lion. JUDGE.
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Worcester, S. Probate Office. Get. S, 1880.
To the Heirs Of SAMUEL WARD, late of Lancaster,
IN said County, deceased, and TO all others concern
ed ia the Estate Of said deceased,
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VOU are hereby cited to appear nc 'lSv vor
"a see hD at the Conrt of Probate to be hold
en- en- at Worcester, IN said County, on the FIRST
before noon, to show cause why Letters If Az
m'n'strat'on on said deceased's Estate. Sbonid
not be granted TO DIR. Joseph Billiard. Of said
oouthborough, principal creditor Of .ai5 E,,os ""
thereon. "''' oe heerd
4ls NATII,, pAIxp
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office Der 10 Iooo
10 The t1,do e, and Heirs Of SAMUEL WooDBuHy.
oers concerned ga," E SS decreased and 10 ali
w1nrr GREETING
" oU are hereby cited to appear Of Won
n see hD at the Court of Probate 70 he boIJ.
en- az Worcester, in said County, on the frs, TICS
ny IN november next at ten Of the clock before
, 1917 ~ snow cause why License should not be-
granted TO sell and convey the whole or so mucL
y :, inc Zeal Estate of said deceased as will rs,"
'harges, us''S anu
-. THE0PHs. WHEELER. Re1
" by order ef the hon. mir.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Sept 90, 1880.
To The Uidoto and Heirs Of BENJAMIN BUrrUm.
hfe 9 Douglas IN said County deceased, and to
all Others concerned in The Estate OF said deceased
GuFPTrNn
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p, Worcester, ss Probate Office, Aug. 81, 1880.
10 the Widow and Heirs of SAMUEL BILLINGS,
ate q Lnnenburg, an said County, deceased,
deceased. GnrrTJxn
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The following Ode was written by Charles
1prague, Esq, for the Eighth Trennia Festival of
the massachusetts, Charitable Mechanic Associa-
tion, and set to music by George J. Webb, Esq
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-13
FOR SALE.

A TRACT oflsnd 10 Hardy county. on
"A tho Capeespoo river. one mile above
the forge lately worked by Mr.. r. H. Jor-
don. This place affords one Of the best
situations for Iron works, having two good
sites. one Of which is equal in point Of wa.
ter power and convenience, tc any in this
part Of Virginia the other is sufficient for
saw-miii, merchant mill. &c. The river
has been cleared for the passage Of boats
and rats TO the upper site. There is a
bout 100 acres Of land in this tract, and
about 1900 acres OF wood land adjoining =,
and on il is a coed saw-mill. frame dwell
ing house, barn. SC. The owner being
unable to improve this property. would
sell il at great sacrifice. Fer further in
formation. apply TO Mr.. E. H. Jordon. al
Middleway, Jefferson county. or on the
premises TO WIN. CAMPBELL,
Oct Is. .7geaf. for the oscner
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-13
To the People Of JcDsrson.

Fellow CITIZENS The election
in Frederick, as most Of you will have
heard, resulted in giving to their can :.
didate, for the Senate, n majority of
only SO over Mr.. Opic-a result, much
more favourable TO US, than we had
any right to expect under existing cir
cumstances. The belief, that Sir.
Opie would, in the event Of his being
elected, advocate change in the ex-
listing Judiciary System, which should
give to each county an equal partici-
patton IN oil the Courts, except the
one Court of Appeals, To be held :
Richmond, operated materially against
him, as did the rumour, Justly circu
lated, that he had become a candidate
for the purpose Of running Judge Par
ker for our Judicial District, in pre-
ference TO Mr.. p. Of Winchester
which circumstances, (though the lat
ter was without the least foundation in
fact, in connection with his being pre-
vented, by indisposition, from attend
ing the polls, it is thought, lost him
many votes. Yet, upon the whole, We
tdNC w StVuHuo W SotHRlatU " u WAN
Of Iiberslity in the people Of Frederick
for, il was but natural, they should
prefer their own candidate. But foI
you, fellow citizens, to support their
candidate in return, would but be max
ing them too greatly your debtor. il
point oi magnanimity, and is hardly e
be expected, considering that from be
ing the smaller county, you may sci
dom, u ever hereafter, have il in youI
power 10 furnish the Senator. And
indeed, without reference TO scetiona
considerations, which ought not, per
haps, to influence you, IL has rarcl,
happened that any county above th'
Ridge, has had the good fortune TO pre-
sent a gentleman 50 dcservedly popu
lar as Mr. Opie is, not only in his owS
district, but throughout the State
which Circumstance, in connection
With bis great experience and thorougl
know Wedge Of tnen--not to mention hi
intelligence and practical good sense
peculiarly fii him for the station.
To give you better idea. however
of the estimation in which he has al
ways been he'd, will neatien IN brieI
some Of the public trusts which he Ia
heretofore filled. lie served in bot
branches of the Legislature about .
TO so years age. previous 90 his becOtn
ing resident Of or county; aud al