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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-20
To the Honorable the Justices

Of the Court of Common Pleas, begun and
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the
first Monday in December, A. d. 1929
SALLY PIERCE, Executrix of the last
- Will and Testament of JONATHAN S.
FIERCE, late OF Royalston, in said County, de-
ceased, respectfully represents, that the real
estate of said deceased is inventoried and ap-
praised at $l740, and the personal property at
$7SI ,4S, and that the debts due from said es-
tate, at the decease of said testator, together
with the charges administration, &c, amount
to $lO5l 80, leaving balance, chargeable on
the real estate, of $263,84 cents.
That said real estate, consisting of about n
acres OF land, including about three acres of
meadow land, with one half of the DWELLING
house, barn, and small out buildings, MAKING
convenient and we'll situated farm and would
now sell for the full value of it-but to sell off
any part for the payment of debts and charges
the whole would be greatly injured; and the
children of said deceased being all under six
years of age, it would be for benefit of said
children, and all concerned, to make an imme.
date sale of the whole OF the deceased's real
estate, the proceeds thereof to be disposed Of
and applied for the benefit of the creditors and
dev;ses or legatees as directed in and bv said
Will. Your petitioner therefore pravs. that
she may BIO licensed and authorised to sell and
convey the whole of said deceased's real estate
for the purposes aforesaid; and as in duty
bound will ever pray. Dec. 9. 1880
SALLY PIERCE, by her agent, W.d4'o Of sad
JONATHAN PIERCE 90 Of !" his GT VII H.
JONATHAN PIERCE, Guardian of the three
only children and heirs of said deceased, there
being no others concerned.
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TO BE SOLD

a VALUABLE FARM, situated about one
IA mile south Of the South Parish Meeting
House in Brookfield, on the roadto Sturbridge,
containing about two hundred acres, suitably
divided into Tillage, Moving, Pasture, and
Wood Land: in point of location and quality
of soil is not surpassed by any Farm in the
vicinity. The Buildings consist of two story
Dwelling House in good repair, Barn, and 9TH
er Out Buildings, situate within four rods of
Saw and Grist Mill, and within about one
hundred rods of the District School House.
The subscriber being about to remove from the
place, offers the above Farm for sale on very
reasonable terms. For particulars inquire Of
the subscriber on the premises.
% Also, for sale. about forty acres of P.4S-
TURE aud WOOD LAND, situated in the
easterly part of Western.
BRUTUS HODGES.
Brookfeld JAM 90 IS
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CONCERT.

TNHE WORCESTER HARMONIC Society will
n hold Concert Of Sacred Music at the
South Meeting House, on Thursday Erening
the 2Sh instant, commencing precisely at s
o'clock. Tickets, at 25 cents, may be had at
the Bar Of MIR. Worthington, and at the Book
stores of G. Harris and Dorr a. Rowland, on
and after Tuesday next. Honorary members
of the Society may receive their tickets of H
w. Miller, at the Store of Rice Il Miller. Ac-
tive members may receive theirs at the Town
Hall, on Wednesday evening, the 9th instant.
By order of the Trustees
Worcester Jan. 90 DIVA
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f" NOTICE.
HE subscribers having bee

H. HE subscribers having been appointed,
by the Hon. Judge of Probate for the County
of Worcester, Commissioners to receive and
examine all the claims Of tho several creditors
to the Estate of ANTIPAS HARRINGTON,
late of Wcstborough, in said County, deceased.
represented insolvent, and six months, from
the 9th day of January instant, being allowed
to said creditors to bring in their claims and
prove their debts,-we hereby give notice Ia
all persons interested, that we shall meet a,
the Office of Onslow Peters in said Westboro
on the Oath day Of February, the 9TH day OF
April, and the 10th day of June next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon Of each of said days
where and when the claims of said creditor.
will be received and examined by u.s.
JONATHAN FORBES, I c....,.
ONSLOW PETERS, o0"mTs'
Wcstborough, Jan. ~, 1880. 3
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, SIS. Supreme Judicial Court, at
Worcester, September Term, 1929:
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That the
petitioner notify all persons interested therein,
to appear at The next term of this Court, to DO
holden at Worcester aforesaid, on the second
Tuesday of April next, by publishing an attest
ed copy of said petition, and of this order of
Court thereon, in either of the Newspapers
printed in Worcester, in said County, three
weeks successfully, the last publication 10 be
thirty days, at least, before the sitting of said
Court, that they may then and there shew
cause, if any they have, why the prayer there
Of should not be granted.
Attest ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerh.
A copy of the petition, and of the order Of
Court thereon.
8 Attest. ABIJAH BTGELOW, Clerk
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THUNDER. The Albany papers have
mentioned an extraordinary and sudden
clap of heavy thunder, accompanied with
vivid lightning, and rain, which visited
that city on Sunday evening, the Sd inst.
The same phenomenon, as il may be called
at this season, occurred at Johnstown,
Montgomery CO., at Wiliamstown, Mass
(where the lightning tore up the ground in
a meadow, and killed cow and at Sche-
nectady. The weather became colder i'm
medately after. The Schenectady Cabi-
net mentions it as an unusual circumstance,
that the thermometer kept in the academy
of that city, was two degrees higher OIL the
3lst of December than on the Cd day Of
June last.
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ligious Impressions, and to introduce Formally,
cold, heartless formality, upon those solemn
occasions, when the sacred communings of the
soul ought not to be disturbed by the fmportu-
nate calls of dlstracting frivolity. On this sub
Ject we have recently had, in this town, formal
resolutions, public precept, and good EXAM
Pte, May they produce beneficial results.
Worcester, Jan. 90. w,
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~ LECTURE will be delivered before
the class on Mechanics of the Worcester
Lyceum, at the Centre School House, at half
past z, This Evening. Such persons as are
DESTROYS of joining the class are requested
to attend, Jan. 90
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To the Honorable the Justices

of the Supreme Judicial Court, next to be
holden at Worcester, in and for the County
oc Worcester, on the fifth Tuesday Of Sep
TENDER instant:
YENHE petition of BENJAMIN BROWN Of
IL Templeton, Guardian to SAMUEL BYAM
of said Templeton, in said County, respectful
ly represents, that the just debts which the
said Byam is now owing, amounts to seven
hundred and fifty dollars; that the value Of his
personal estate does not exceed the sum of one
hundred dollars, leaving balance to be raised
by the sale of real estate of the said Byam of
the sum of six hundred and fifty dollars that
the value of the real estate of said Byam may DO
estimated a! about two thousand dollars, and
consists of the homestead farm, wherein he
now lives, containing about one hundred acres
and out lots of about twenty-five acres. The said
petitioner would further represent, that, in
consequence of the intemperance and idleness
Of the said Byam, the fences and Improvements
of said farm are much reduced Ill value, and
continually growing worse and that the ex-
penses of hiring labor for carrying on and man
aging the said farm, will far exceed any possi-
BILE income that may be derived from the inn
provement of the same. Wherefore your Pc
tltloner would further represent, that it would
be for the interest of said Byam that the whole
of the real estate should be sold and disposed
OF, as by partial sale the remainder would be
greatly injured. Wherefore your petitioner,
the said Guardian, prays, that he may be en-
powered and licensed to make sale of the whole
of said Byam's real estate, agreeable to law in
such cases made and provided.
BENJAMIN BROWN,
Guardian to said Byd7s.
Templeton, Sept. &c. 1929.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, So. Court of Common Pleas, al
I Worcester, December Term, 1929:
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That the
petitioner give notice to all persons interested
in said petition to appear at the next term OF
this Court to be holden at Worcester aforesaid,
on the first Monday of March next, by publish.
ing an attested copy of said petition, and this
order of Court thereon, in The Massachusetts
Spy" newspaper printed in said Worcester,
three weeks successfully, the last publication
to be thirty days, at least, before the sitting OF
said Court, that they may then and there APP
pear and shew cause, if any they have, why the
prayer thereof should not be granted.
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
A copy of the petition and order of Court
thereon.
8 Attest. ABIJAH BIGELow, Clerk.
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BLACKSTONE CANAL.

SUBSCRIBERS for the new Stock in the
~ Blackstone Canal Company are requested
to pay the amount of their subscription at the
WORCESTER BANK, where certificates for the
same will be delivered.
Worcester, Jan. 90. 8
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Selling off Chem.

n Winter GOODS at uncommonly low
prices They were mostly purchased at New
York with cash. Purchasers may expect great
bargains. They are respectfully requested to
cali and examine them before they purchase.
UT.At the south end Main-Street, Worces-
ter, opposite the Hotel
DANIEL G. WHEELER, JR., & CO.
jan 49, 9
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NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to JOHN CAPRoN &
EA Sous, either by Note or Book Account,
are requested TO pay the same Immediately
and all those that are not paid on the first day
of April next, may be found in an Attorney
hands for collection.
JOSIAH CHAPLIN, .7ssignee.
Uxbridge, Jan. Is, 1880. 6w3
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MIR r re y.

In Boston, at st. Paul's Church, Rev. James
II. Tying, minister of st. Paul's, Hopkinton, to
Miss Matilda A. T. Degen of Boston.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Forester, S. January 4, $780, certify that
the foregoing is Copy of Report made at a
meeting of the County Commissioners, holden
at Worcester, in and for said County, on the
fourth Tuesday of December last, and accepted
and allowed by said County Commissioners !;
that the same be published, at the expense of
said Corporation, in or more of the News
papers printed in said Worcester.
ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
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HYDE, GRANT g. WHITE,
Successors to HYDEs g. GRANTs,}
* EEP constantly in operation either their
IVA BLAST or CUPoLA Furnaces, and hold
themselves in readiness, at all times, to exc
cute orders for MACHINERY, and other
CASTINGS, at short notice.
North Furnace Village,
stafford, (Conn) JAM 90 ep6weo6w
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Moses Lyon was hung at Johnstcwn, IN.
Y. on the 18th nit. for the murder of Sally
Warrington, who lived with him. He made
a confession, stating that he was born in
Norwalk, (Ct.) has two daughters living in
that state, whose mother is dead; has been
married to two other women since her
death, both of whom he believed are now
living. He said both Sally and himself
were intoxicated at the time he killed her
but he recollects nothing of the deed, al.
though he believes from the testimony, that
he committed it.
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AMERICAN Hemp. We saw yesterday morn.
ing three loads of Hemp, which was pronounc
ed by gentlemen who are competent Judges Of
tho article to be of excellent quality, enterinc
town from Northampton. It was raised in thai
town. and dressed on one of the recently invent.
ed machines erected there. We learn that a
quantity not less than 100 tons has been dress
cd in Northampton and Westfeld, the produce
OF those towns and tho towns adjoining, the
present season, Much larger quantities prob.
ably four times the above amount of Hemp,
have been raised in Vermont the preser. sea.
son. Tho produce of another year will un-
doubtodly be much er,--Bosion Dat .Adp.
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Arnold Naudain has been chosen Senator
ofthe United States from the State of Della.
ware, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the re.
signation Of Mr.. M'Lane, now Minister to Eng
land
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We understand that the ordination of
John c. S. Abbot as Pastor of the Calyinlst
Society in this town will take place on the
26th inst.
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION. We have, as yet,
no account of the rising of the Convention. At
the idpt dates they had nearly gone through
with the details, yet it was still considered some-
what doubtful whether, as a whole, the new
Constitution would be accepted. The subject
is involved in many difficulties; which, how
ever, it is hoped, may be overcome
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MOURNING APPAREL. The opinions of our
correspondent w. appear to be in accordance
with those of the public, so far as our observa-
ton has extended on the subject of mourn
ing apparel. The Baptist Society in this town
have, by formal vote, resolved to dispense
with its use, in future. At the last meeting of
the Lyceum an interesting lecture was deliver
ed by Elder Going, in the course of which this
subject was very judicously and satisfactorily
handled. 1t has since, we understand, been the
subject of remark in two Of the pulpits of our
village and we have rarely known an instance
where public sentiment appeared more unan-
mously in favor of making an entire change in
a long established custom.
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Foreign and iomesti,
GOODS AT LONG ROOM.

A DDlTIONAL supplies OF reaso,,
IA able articles hare been ,eceiv ell
the last week, ut the LONG ROOM,
which reDhers the assortment dnc oi
the most extensive to be found in the
State.
JOHN r. WHEATON & co. hav
ing disposed Of sl'nos, ever, yard OF
HOOLEN GOODS. on hand previous
to their late purchas 5. their present
STOCK consequently is npW and fresh,
and Was buughl at Auction, and seiec,
ed with care from The first hands at the
lo~est prices: which cicunstdns es
must eTer decided inducements to pur
chssers Of other places, a, well ,e
his, to call and expenl their money to
te best advantage.
h October "a.
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A certain cure for the
ITCH.

THIS filthy anil infectious disorder, be il
ever soin' cterate, may be cured in one
hours application by the use Of
DUMFRIES' OlNTENT.
II is unrivalleJ for the pieasantness. ease
erPedition. safety and certainty. with whicn
it produces . perfect cure of this disease
The ointment is known 10 be certain and ex-
peditious in its operation, ms to effect cure
in one tours application only! w'ihou, say
hazard. Of taking cold, us the composition 40.
not contain the least ps rtcie .t mercury, 81
sny other dangerSu, ingreIient it may 10
applied with perfect safety in the state OF
pregnacy ,and even to children at the breuh
Prepared from the Original Recipe in 5
s. ofthe late DR.. W. I. CoNwAV, by his in
mediate Successor, and the sole Proprieto,
T. kIDDER, Of whom it may be had whole
sale with all the other medicines prepared
BY the late q. Conway,) at his Count na
Room, over No. 70, corner of Court and Har
ever-s,reets, and at reta'i,ty his SPECIAL sp-
pointment, Of ]. WILLIAMs Warren, r.
~ Observe, nUne are genuine withou
the written signature of r. kIDDER on the
outside printed wrapper. ..
For sale by j, WILLIAMS, War
en-
Nov "a.
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A Pleasant remedy for
CORNS

~ Thas been known Tor years that thea :
- bIon Corn Plaster, affords immediate re-
lief, and effects certain cure for Cor.s. Ia
its application according to accompanying ii
rections, the Corn is soitened, 4, ,tenuated, AMI
drawn out by the roots. without the lie ,st
pain. or any Of the trouble aud danger stten-
Ing the hazardous end iaefec'uul practiceot
extracting the Corn by mere cutl,ug.
The following instance. from many others o
a similar character, sufficiently attest to the
superiour efficacy of the Albion Corn Plaster.
CerVicafe.----r TO those afflicted with CorDs
on the ieet,l do certify, hat have used they
Albion Corn Plaster, with complete succesr
Before had used one box, 1t completely eur
ed Corn which had trou bled me for many
years. make this publicfor the benefit ii
those afflicted with that painful complaint
(SiSned) w. SHAW.
Flushing ,Long-Island, Feb2e.
Price 20 cents box. es
For sale by J WILLIAMS, Warren
DR.. A. =. MooRE. Newport aud N
DURFgE, Fail River,
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NEW BOOKS,

w ~e6sAeVO
III ME subscriber would inform his
IL friends and the public, in general
that he has received a new supply of
Books, which added 10 his former
stock, makes his assortment complete.
Among which arc
Emetsons North American Arithme-
tick-first part
Smiths Practical Arit tlinsetic, on new
plant In which mental arithmetic is
3combined without the use of sIates
Rothland, q Novel in vols
Penowsn, do (; Pirate do
George Barnwell-sAn,iquary
The Rins Common prayer Books
Helene Pilgrimage
An assortment Of States, together
with avariety Of School Books usuallv
found in a Book Store.
Also. Childtens Books. Toys, &c.
OF He still continues the business
Of Book Binding in all its variety, at his
Old Sta d.
NATHANIEL CHURCH. in.
Bristol, Dec &c.
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Warren Insurance Company

ME STOCKHOLDERS Of said Com.
pany, are hereby no i6ed, that u
sksilend Of profits for the last six
mouths will be paid them on Monday
next. january 4lh, or OH any day af-
ter THE CompAny's Office.
They are also informed that their an
auaI meeting 70, the choice sf Direct
ers, will be holden at said Office, 90 the
second Monday in January, at TWO
s'ciock afternoon.
NJ. PHILLIPS, Sec'ry.
Warren, Jan. 2. 1880.
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THIS DAY,
REAL ESTATE
1t .AuctiOn.

I'm Saturday. tie end day o. Janua.
W ~, at s O'Clock, p. M. in front Of
T.. w. bURR'S Store. will be offered
at Public Auction. al the right, title.
u interest which JOHN +. CROGDE
on the end day Of June last. had in and
to the Estate Of the late John 'Croade.
deceased, and on that day assigned for
the Senefit Of his creditors!
Terms made known at the sale.
BY ORDER Of the A,signees.
A. HUMPHREYS, Auct'r.
Jan #
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Cuu,I ~ fiO~alo nnIuei,, with
~ in and for the town Ot Warren, ,on
Mo .day, the 7th of December. 1899,
the heCom,nissionsrs Z on the est,t cfLEV
Ell. MAXWELL, late Of Warren, de.
ceased, pre.cnted their Report for Pro
bste-Ordered, that the consider
atioR thereof be referred 20 q Court Of
Probate to be holden at the Town
clerk. Ofice, 10 said Warren, IN Mon
day, the .4th Gay OF Januaiy uext, and
that previous notice be given ts all con-
ceraed, by publishing this decree 8
scueral times in the Northern Stat,
that all Pc cons interested may appear
al that lime and be heard; IL they see
fs. - illness,
SAMUEL RANDALL. Clerk.
Dec IL.
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NOTICE..
A{AE Ax

an HE subscriber respectfully informs tho in
~ hahitants Of this town that he continues
to 10, HORSES b OHAISES, on
the lowest terms. Considering the hard times,
and the heavy expence for 10 ls between this
place and Providence, and Full River, he in :
tends hcrafior 10 let horse and chase for
either Of the above places, 8 days in a week
for 81 80 ;second handed do. at 81 80 and
other plnces IN the same p,oporfiop. Saddle
Horses, over miles, a, Cd per mile
P.LEG BARNEY.
- noy a.
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roe DES RUtiNG
SWPNEvL,y L,y0WS EA3El

NFALLibLE Depllasory compoun''
i for destroying super6uous hair
THIS compound SO eaectuslly de-
strcys the hair, that it may be renov.
ed 10 few minutes after its spplica.
ton, sud is therefore particularly rec.
ommended to ladies, who possess thai
great Disagreement to female beauty
superHuous hair. on their faces, neck
and arms. II may be used with the
most entire safety. For sale BY
JAMES GARDINER
Maya ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
po,a s-r PORT OF WARREJM
- ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAsr.
SlooP Eliza, lnstaham, fr Prsvidence |,
Sleep Mount Moriah. Mart in, Ii do.
SaiIad. on on Saturday last, brig Zephyr

Arr at Now Bedford, 26th ult ship Young
Phoenix, Price. r. the Coast o Japan, wni,
5000 hbls oil. Spoke June 20, 1899, sh' D
Ann, Moor ., Of Nantucket 1000 bbls = 80th
SARAH. .drther, 270o Wm Rotch, Tucker,
man. Of New Bedford, 1903 Euphra. ss
Clifford. do 1900 Lyra, do 500 /; ;Laaca,ter,
do 600 July IL, Richmond, Swain. do 600,
May last. Mercury, do $40 ;Switt, Nantuck
Of, 1850. Heard from June 20, Washington,
Of Nantucket, 100 2sth, Leonidas, Of Bris-
to 1900 Phenix, New London, 2lO0 /; Supe
rior, do 28Qo..
Arr at Edsartown, 2sd. ship Aurora a, from
the Pacific, with 1000 bbls oil.
=, Arr at TarPaulin Cove, on Saturday, shin
omeya, Tlton. of Nantucket, l2o day . from
the Coast Of Peru, with 1850 bb!s oil.
ietttr from 81 Helena, Sept l6, saw.
NAT lever had broken out ON board the
British frigate Sybille, on tho African station
which carried OF 40 men. The Dallas. Ten
der, had captwed vessel with 400 slaves
and other vessels with carroes
AFR st chsrbsston, bric Alias, Burr, of this
port from New orlcans ~
AZ New Orleans, 6,a ult brigs Premium,
Frink, Of th.s port for Now York Crawford.
Luther, Of do for Charleston,
In the River, 18Th. ship Warren, bound
Ap.'
a. woaho. IN April last. ship Rosalie,
Brown, Of this port, with 2S) bbis oil.
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In Providence ON Saturday last. JMs Han
aah S'udlsy, wifS Of Mr. Kingsley studley, in
she 26th year Of asr age. T4l
John Clay, Esq. brother Of Henry. died No
vsnber ls. on board the steamer Rsver, 70
mules below Mempbis, Tenn.