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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-21
soUTHBRIDGE CELEBRATION.

The anniversary of our National Independence.
tnough not observed in Southbridge in the usual
manner, oy public exercises, was not permitted to
pass wlthout appropriate notice.
In the afternoon, large collection of citizens
repaired to the Hall, where the Declaration of In
dependence was read by Linus Child, Esq. COM
Pany consisting of about $50 ladies and gentlemen,
PartooK OF an excellent dinner, provided by Mr..
Ryan. Or. Samuel Hartwell presided at the table,
assisted Dy Mr.. John McKinstry, Vice President.
the occasion =
1hs Constitution Of the United States and the
1Gr4B Poticy-While our Webster and Davis are
set 10 guard them-they will never be surrendered,
though assailed by more powerful foes than Hayne
and McDuffe
for no better specimens of New England principles
and character
IRE Poacers Of the Federal Government. as de-
fined 0y South Carolina NuIlifyers-Like the fac
ultes OF the Slamese boys-lost as individuals and
paralyzed by Union.
1he MaysUilte IWnpike-It is no cause of won
der That The President should wish to shut up every
passage from Lexington to the seat Of Government
I-1et the West, if true to herself, will provide
WAY on which Henry Clay will ride to Wash
ington in 1883.
This toast was followed by long and loud cheer
ing as were several volunteers which directly or
remotely alluded to Henry Clay
The President Of the United States-With him.
as with all other public servants, the people keep
their own account, and in 1882 they !" will come
and reckon with him."
The Governor Of the Commonscenlth-He needs
no other testimonial of his talents, fidelity, and
sound political principles, than the continued and
increasing confidence Of the substantial republicans
of Massachusetts,
Honest and Independent Politicians Whom no
fear of punishment drUe, or the smell of loayes
and fishes attract, from the straight path of duty
advocated by Duff Green, and the Boston States
man-lts adherents composed of every political
party, but who espouse the principles of none.
Southbridge Register.
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N 7 n N


In West Boylston, June 25, Mr.. Daniel Hosmer,
aged 57-PTinters IN Maine are requested to insert
this death.
In Boylston, June "a, Dr. Samuel Brigham, aged
"a. Mr.Abjah Pratt, aged 63.-June 26, MIR. Abel
osgood, aged 81.
In Albion, IN. " June 16, widow Annis Leon
ard, formerly of Oxford, Mass aged 63.-Printers
IN Vermont and Neic Hampshire are requested to
insert this death.
In Oxford, July Z, Mr.. Alexander Campbell, aged
4O-Printers in Maine and Vermont are requested
to insert this DEATH
In Belvidere Village, July 6, Mr.. Oliver Law
renee, aged AZ. His death was occasioned by at
tempting to stop horse that had taken fright at
the discharge of guns on the 9Th, the horse being
thrown upon him.
In Alstead, IN. H. July 9, Louisa, wife of Ste
phen Brigham, aged 62.
In Guilford, w. Rebecca, relict of Daniel Boy
den, aged "a.
In surry, IN. H. Betsey, wife of Dr. Philip Mon
roe, aged 63.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-21

MILITARY. Col. Erasmus Holbrook of Stur.
bridge, was yesterday elected Brigadier- Gem
eral of the LIST Brigade, 9th Division of Militia,
in the place of Gen. Nathan Heard, promoted
The day before yesterday, Colonel John p.
Whitcomb of Harvard, was chosen Brigadier-
General of the I'd Brigade, 9th Division, rice
Gen. Amory Holman, resigned
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The WEATHER, for the last week, has been
uniformly very warm, both by night and day,
the Thermometer having nearly or quite every
day, during that time risen to 80 degrees, or up
wards. This weather is peculiarly favorable
for our Indian Corn crop, which was before
very backward and unpromising. Our farmers
have favorable time for securing their crops
Of hay, and English grain. Much rye has been
harvested in this vicinity, and proves to be of
an excellent quality.
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WORCESTER, SIS. July 10. 1890.
NNAKEN on Execution, having been previ-
A ously attached on mesne process, and
will be sold at Public Vendue, at Daniel P.
Hayness Hotel, in Leicester, on WEDNESDAY,
the taoentyJffth dag Of August neat, at four
o'clock, P. NJ, all the Right in Equity which
SAMUEL WHITTEMORE has to redeem
the mortgaged Real Estate on which he now
lives, situated in the northerly part of Leices.
ter, in said County, containing about one hun.
dred acres of Land, more or less, with the
Buildings thereon standing.
% BILLINGS HOBART, d. Sheriff
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, June %, 1880.
To the Heirs of JoHN FISK, late of Barre, in
said County, deceased, and TO all others concerned
an the Estate of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see fly at the Court Of Probate to be hold.
en- at Barre, in said County, on the third Tues.
day in August next, at nine of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Account of the AID.
mnstralion Of said Estate should not be allowed ;
and you viii be heard thereon.
go NATHL. PAINE, J, PrV5.
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WORCESTER, SIS. July 90, 1880.
WNAKEN on Execution, (having been pre-.
n viously attached on mesne process and
will be sold at public vendue at the inn of Aus
tin Davis, in Lancaster, on SATURDAY, the 2Ist
day Of August nsTt, at two o'clock, P. NJ, all
the Right in Equity which EBENEZER
PRATT had on the 29th day of March last to
redeem the mortgaged Real Estate wherein
he now lives, in the southerly part of Lancas-
ter, containing. about fifty acres of Land, with
the Buildings thereon.
20" SAINT. HOUGHTON, d. Sheriff
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WORCESTER, SIS. July 81, 1880.
A TTACHED on mesne process, as the
N property of JOHN FIELD, and taken in
Execution in favor of Jonathan Day and John
E. Day, and will be sold at public vendue to sat.
isfy the same, on SATURDAY, the 2lst day of
august neat, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, at
the house of John Capron, innholder, in Dud-
ley, Shares No. 81, 90, SO, and 81, in the Gore
Turnpike Corporation, in the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts.
90 SAMUEL ROBINSON, Cd, d. Sherif.
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BY Daniel Fisher. Reform-A political hob.
by, which, like the Trojan horse, introduced
the enemies of the Republic.
The Veto PoaOsr-Exercised by Washington
once in eight years by Jackson four, perhaps
tivs times, in one week" Fools rush in where
Angels fear to tread.'
The President and his nOn-descript Cabinet
Great in little things, little in great things,
and profound in nothing.
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EXTRAORDINARY AND MELANCHOLY
EVENT. On Monday last, Mr.. Joseph Bla-
ney of Lynn, went cut in the bay for the
purpose of fishing in one of their small fish
ing schooners-after the vessel came to an
chor in the shoal water off Scituate, Mr..
Blaney took the dorey, and went alone.
about half mile distant from the schooner
to flsh-he had been absent several hours.
when he was observed waving his hat and
calling for aid, and apparently disabled in
one OF his arms. A boat Immediately went
to his assistance from another schooner at
anchor near the same place, but she had
proceeded but a short distance. when a
large fSh, supposed Shark, was seen lying
athwart the dorey amidships-he, however,
was soon clear of the boat, and Mr.. Blaney
was still seen to be safe on board her. But
before the boat which went to his assista nee
had reached him, the shark renewed his
attack, the boat instantly disappeared, and
the water appeared in foam. Nothing
more was seen of Mr.. Blaney, bu: the boat
re-appeared, and was picked up, together
with his hat, small tirkin, &c.
The boat was uninjured, excepting that
her thole pins were all broken, and there
were scratches about her as if made by the
rough skin of shark There was no doubt
among the crews of the two vessels who
witnessed the whole scene, that Mr.. Blaney
was destroyed by the shark. He was SO
years of age, and has left wife and six
children. The sensation created by this
melancholy event, we are informed, is un-
precedented.-SaLem Register.
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" Commissioners Notice.

" Comlmissionsrs' Notice.
w Z, the subscribers, having been appoint.
ed Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims of the creditors to the Estate of RHODA
WHITNEY, late of Harvard, deceased, shall
attend for that purpose at the house Of Ezra
Wetherbee, innholder, in said Harvard, on the
second Mondays in October, November, and
December, and the first Monday in January,
next, from one to Eve o'clock, P. NJ.
EPHRAIM KINDS
JEROME GARDNER. :
Harvard, July 10, 1880. 90
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CHARLES MANNING. .

HAVING purchased the stock at Man
IN ning's Store" of his brother, gives public
notice that the business will be conducted as
heretofore, under the care of his sister ,ABIeAIL
A. MANNIYe. Lately received, Italian and Mar
celne Silks, Adrianoples, Batiestes, Calcoes,
assortment of Ladies and Children's Shoes.
G, M. by his residence in Boston, is enabled
to take constant advantage of the .9uetion Sales,
from which source additions to his stock will
be made every week
Worcester, June 10. 6wiso4
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TO BE SOLD.

a ND possession given at any time, large
N TRIPHAMMER SHOP, handsomely sit.
uated in Enfield, (Mass,) in the Upper Village,
so called, within mile of the Meeting House,
and near Cotton Factory, and various other
Mills and Works, all in operation-on a never
falling stream, called Swift river. Any person
wishing to set up the Scythe business, las there
IS no Scythe Maker in town. or any other kind
of business requiring water power, or Factory
would do well to call, as mere water privilege
may be obtained with Hoose Lots, or a Hopse
already built. For further particulars, inquire
of JOHN ALLEN, near the premises.
Enfield July 10, 1880
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POWER LOOMS
NOTICE.

THE subscriber, being compelled by i'll
n health to close his business in this place.
requests ALL who have unsettled Accounts with
him, to call and have them adjusted immedi.
ately. JAMES WHITTEMORE
Worcester, July 81. 90
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" TIME is MONEY"

VHNHE subscriber gives notice, that he is ap-
III pointed Treasurer and Collector of Taxes,
for the town of Worcester, the current year
also, Treasurer and Collector for the First and
Second Parishes; for the First Baptist Society,
and for the Center School District, in said town.
All persons interested in the payment of Taxes
as above, and who voluntarily pay the same,
within 30 days from this date, will be allowed
6 per cent. discount those who pay in so DAYS.
per cent. those who pay in 100 days, 9 per
cent, and all who are then delinquent will have
no discount, but may expect an additional Tax
A. HAMILTON,
July 9, 1880. Treasurer and Collector.
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WrLBERFoRcE COLONY. Inconsequence
of the law of Ohio, passed in 1907 and en-
forced in 1929, requiring all coIored people
to leave that State under severe penalties,
a Colonization Company was formed in Gin
-cinnati last year, which has purchased a
tract of land in the province of Upper Can
ada. About HOO emigrants, old and young,
compelled by legislative authority, left the
State of Ohio and crossed Lake Erie late
last Autumn. They are now engaged in
clearing the land and building log habita-
tions, and are making preparations to rem
der themselves comfortable in the approach
ing winter. The settlement is open to free
colored emigrants who may be inclined to
remove from any of the States, provided they
are persons Of good character and steady
habits. The internal regulations of the col
ony will be under the control of the colored
population, subject to the provincial govern
-msnt of Upper Canada.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-21

A THENEUM, or Spirit of the English Mag
N azines, No. 44-New Series containing
as usual, great variety of interesting matter
Just received by c. HARRIS. july 81.
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PALMYRA, IN. W July z.

TIM Nv j July z.
AFFECTING CASUALTY. On Thursday
last, the mother of German family of emf
grants was sitting on the deck of a canal
boat, nursing her child, just as the boat was
passing under the bridge mile and half
west of this village, when 1.-THE bridge being
one of the first construction and lower than
those which have been rebuilt, she was
caught between the deck and bridge with
such force as to stop the boat. There was
great number Of emigrants on board, and
she was extricated with all possible de-
spateh and taken to the house of Deacon
Spear, but died before the arrival of the
physician, leaving husband and FIVE chill
dren. A man and a child were badly hurt
at the same time.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-21

MIRACULOUS ESCAPE. An old two.story
house standing on the bank of the river below
the grist' in Pattsburg, fell down last Sun.
Gay morning and buried its occupants, a Cana
dian, his wife, and six children, in the ruins
The sides Of the house were filed in with bricks
and the whole family was in bed in the second
story at the time-and yet every one of them
was taken out uninjured. The man was the
first extricated, and as soon as he was liberated
he turned round, and giving his shoulders
shrug, said, pc afraid da: my dog is kill"
We always knew that Canadian loved his
horse better than his wife, but never knew that
his affections extended to his dog in a more
eminent degree than it did to his wife and chill
dron, before this event happened.
-NeU York paper.
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LEXINGTON, LOUISVILLE, AND CINCINNArr-
Lexington and Louisville (Ky) now stand, was
a wilderness The former now contains G, 900,
and the latter $4,000 inhabitants, including
blacks. In 1888, when Lexington was old
enough to support newspaper, the site on
which Cincinnati stands was pointed out as an
eligible one for town, and proposals we're
made to lay off one upon it, so soon as a road
could be cut through the wilderness by which
it was surrounded. Louisville was then about
az far advanced as Lexington. Cincinnati now
numbers not less than q 900 persons, or nearly
three times the white population of Lexington
and Louisville unted.-Cincinnati Chronicle.
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"Mr. Henry Gates, who was wounded in the
battle,
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' RUSSIAN Com MINES An interesting re-.
port has lately been published upon the quanti-
ty Of precious stones and metals raised in the
Empire of Russia during the last year. From
this report we select the following items. Gold
and Platina has been found in abundance in the
sands Of Bohosloff and to the great astonish-
ment Of the scientific world, gold has been found
in serpentine. single piece Of gold weigh
ing over pounds has been found in the sands
of Ekaterineburg. Bituminous coal has been
discovered in the country inhibited by the Cos.
sacks Of the Don. Seven large diamonds have
been found on the western slope of the Oural
mountains. New beds of salt are continually
discovered. The quantity OF copper raised and
manufactured, has nearly doubled. About 2S5
pounds Of gold, and 90 pounds Of platina have
been COINED during the year ending Dec. 1929
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NATIONAL DEBT. Six millions four hundred
thousand dollars of the debt of the United States
was paid off yesterday, reducing it to SAG, 1885,.
400, comprising the funded debt as it stood on
the LIST of Jan. 1880, and the unfunded debt on
the LIST October, 1929. If from this aggregate
amount we deduct the seven millions Of dollars
Of FIVE per cent. stock in the United States
bank, the present debt of the United States may
be estimated at about thirty Five millions Of
dollars. This, however, is independent of the
premium on the United States Bank Stock,
which being thirty-one per cent advance, would
amount to $2,l7O,OOO making thereby further
reduction to the sum of $32 ,995, 4O6.
NJ Y Morning Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-18

NOTICE Was committed h. tho JaH Of Fshfax
counly,n Virginia, on the 26tb day Of Ssptem-
Der, 1929. negro WHO calls himself Js,es John.
son-hels black, and i've feet and three quarters
oil an rich high; he 10 slender; his fare sharp with
scar on bs chin another the left eide Of his UPPER
Up and left check. and two scars on his fight
cheek bone and bUfn ON lis right wfis-This fellow
says he was bornin New York and emgraieJ to Penn
syvsnia about eigh years past from thence TO Alex.
andTis, and from there 10 the county Of Foirfax lie
had when committee fur het striped roundabout
Jacket, corded pantaIoon', and pumps The owner of
the aforesaid negro must come forward prove proper
ty, and pay charges otherwise he will he dealt viii,
according TO law. FRANCIS ID. DAVIS, JsiIor
May 2S 6-wI2w for George GunDell, Sheriff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-18

IA AND FOX SALE.-By.viffue Of Deed of Tn,
DLz executed by Eiwdd MOseley, to The Subscriber
Tor purposes therein Mentioned on the 18th d.y Of is
w. 1915 snd Of record in The Clerks office Of The coun.
~ court &C Powha,sn I shall on the 8rd dav NJ IL
next, u lair, not the next sir day. offer for ss
on The premises, the TRACT OF LAND, on which
We sai1 Mo'rley resides, lying near Gento, in the
county oi Powh'tn, and containing one thousand acres
cenHdeTsble portion Of which IL valuable low grounds,
ne said Tract nj Land il weIl settled there beng orr
'he premises comm dious yelling House and all
suitable out-onses The &c the property is ,udobt
ed; but the subscIib>r will only convey s1cb ,Js . a.
vested In him Trustees. The terms will he M "A.
KNOWN known on The Jay Of Sale. AARON HAsKINs,
"J CO. IVA" Trustee.
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"Mucn rry anMAINs vNsuNa.n
GENIUS IN HUMBLE LIFE.

SENluS IN HUMBLE LIFE.
late number OF Bock"ools Magazine contains poems by
William Patk, m servant minister's the Rev. DR..
Brown of Esialcmuhoad which X North appends
mark thnt they "cxhbt, the highest light
secua and moral worth which adorn igpc ennVbes
character the peasan OF Scotand We POI
ems especially The rst with unninged admiration and
ere always glad to do what ia lies Tor the illustration
genius we give that which eases best the bcnc,
suiation IL not, perhaps, right institute nvous
cons between our aud but really
Dc paohea IN such this, for asking England
throughout ITS garenand" is the who could write
a. has hero amidst tho ws Dumes
destitute OF society
roa' privileges education paocha system arc
accessible in the capital itself
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-18

HDUBLlr ENTERTAINMENT at the B,16a1o
n h'dge Springs Having purchased the proper.
~ formerly belonging to William A. Hager ii is INV in
tenton to keep house Of Public Entertainment Tn.
improvements consists Of large, and commodious
house which ia now occupied a tavern and several
out hensHs fitted Tor The fence of private fmi
hes sufficient in all for The comfortable accommodated
OF one HUNDRED persons The climate and situation
"a exreneiy healthy ard affords in every respect most
'-si "o'e retreat from those nn1ious vapors which
prove 20 fatal 10 health, and which TOO FREQUENTLY occur
VA low tIarsiy countries during The sickv season 81
neat oil the GUNNER months. With regard 10 the min.
II mas never as ysi be en- properly submitted TO
Chymcal Analysis; and are Their fore measur,bI,
III the Dark ~ TO It's component Par,sBut besides is
refreshing and exhi'arafing qualities il has Ions bsen
prZen az the very be- Chalybeate, in combination with
acid and some OF the Saline salts. As medicine n h,s
been oh externally ard internally applisd and az
y hardly any pro 'ncton in that has performed an
many "ohir'ill and extraordinary cures and time and
oh@ervaon has snhcisn'y slopu tl,af i,s utitv ana
success wonld he sill grea e. the system prorer
y prepared and due precauton observed a. to
ana mode OF living The utmost care should be tsken
~ ABSTAIN from the Of ardent spirit and bestn
liquors OF every kind, they all have tendencv ~
check, or councract the sauSry operation and inau
ehce OF the water and thereby reards the progress If
me cure and VIII INDUCED in an excess fail.
prove destructive to the general health and morals
OF ne patient Due care shoud likewi.e b, tak.n M,
w J"rf we egi save organs To impede the regular
i"I cons OF The bowels by loading the he,
too tee OF the water; but the ouarti,v sboud h. -,
req according to circumstances, so az to snit ali tbs
uiHe eht grades AMI symptoms OF the disease In oh.
s'rucuon7 OF tie gsnluIar or Lymphatic system and
IN all chronic diseases accompnied with raj debili
", !. mas proved its,I peculiarly eicacioIs In Scro.
ph"'a or Kings Evil, obstinate Ulcers letters Ring
worms ana cu'aneon' di'orders of every kind il il al
no'' considered "a an inallble remedy. When taken
W CERTAIN qnan'i'e', has the powerful eTec ct on
me stomach bowels, Kidneys skim and all the secre
'ay organS-ard in hose diseases incident 10 female.
"heFe every other means have failed experiences Ia.
'ui'y 'e''eh i's superior powers and efficacy
Any farther repatks are deemed entirely supe,Auou,
as the celebrity and vrue' Of the water have long ,nrs
aac'ed public notice, aud feel hesitation in saw
."s' ,'d' VIVA Wop'r management this might besmade
w Few years one OF The fashionable and desirable
places Of resort ras, ofthe Blue RdgeVstors on THAR
way 10 e other springs who NAV think proper 10 piva
NJ c"'i may calculate on meeting with the very best
accommodation and receiving evrTy necessary aurn-
"o' aS am fully determined to use every exertioa
70 merit patronage by giving general sa.iasfion 10 the
public PETER RTITuEpt'op1 VIC
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Board per week To- aud horse 9s 40
90 do for man 0o
do do horse 4 M
do 20 servant Q m
10 by the day for man {, horse 4 s
~ ID Iheee spti' ~ arr situated in Nelson County
a Three mites from Iamrs Ri or, twenty beloyy
i:ychhurg, twelve from New glasgow, six from Bent
Cr,es and four above New Market
june lie 10-W1w
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"a rose of the wilderness, len on IT, stalk
10 tell whern the CARBON bad baen.p

Looking upon This sad in TIE condition Of
their descendants they would naturally inquire what
moral, political peshence had passed The land
blast and wither the fair inheritance they had left
them' And, sir, when they should be told, that a
despoie power Of taxation, infinitely more unjust