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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-22
WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY. DEC. as. 1880.

After having driven the editor of the jackson
paper from post 10 post, and after exposing and
unmasking him before the public, VIC might per.
haps be excused from any further notice Of his
miserable subterfuges. But as he has attempt
ed, in his last paper, to create a belief that
we are contradlcted in our statements hy
other persons, (knowing that his own declar-
alton would noao avail nothing, we shall devote
q few moments TO an exposition of the falsily
OF this pretence. Five individuals, who attend.
cd the Sutton meeting, finding, in the express
i've language of one of them, /" that some of
their political friends in Worcester had got into
4 mean scra2e, were resolved to exonerate
themselves from any PAL ticipaton in it." They
therefore published communication in the last
Jackson paper, OF which the following extract
contains the substance:
i" Not intending to enter into any controversy.
Whlca may exist between the editor OF the Worces-
ter County Republican, and the editor of the Mas
sachusetis Spy; but as the charges and statements
contained in the above article 1.-THE article in the
Spy OF Nov. "a are calculated to produce in the
pubic mind false Impressions in relation to the meet
ing alluded to, we take this opportunity as well in
justice to ourselves, to political friends to
state that we were present at the meeting above
mentioned, and that no plans were matured" no
mode of operations agreed upon" or measures
taken" as stated in the above article And we fur
ther state that no " circular or any thing of the
kind was got up, authorised or mentioned at the
meeting to our knowledge; nor was the editor Of
the Republican chairman secretary Of said meet
ing"
This communication is seized upon by the
editor to make appear, that the facts we had
stated were therein contradicted. II will, how.
ever, be seen by examination, that il does not
contradict any essential or important fact, stat.
ed by us, in relation TO the plans which were
adopted for defeating the election Of Maj Da-
Wis. Il will be seen by reference to our papcr
Of Nov. 3, that those plans were then spoken Of
At that time we supposed, as it now turns out
that they were formed and carried into opera.
tion here. Subsequently, however, the Jackson
circular was sent to us, and, on the Gath uIt We
referred to that, in confirmation of our former
statements, and added, as we then inferred, and
MS we had right to infer, from the circular it.
self, that the mode Of operations was agreed
upon, and measures taken to carry them into
effect at the meeting in Sutton, there spoken
of. That it was not done there is the only fac,
which the communication contradcts, aps
whether true or false il is entirely unesaentla
so the main question. It's the thing done, anc
not the place whore il ia done that is Of i'm
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s1a.e Of .he Finances, of which 1900 comic. were
ordered 20 be printed communicated wa. r..
served from the President of the United states
informing the Senate that owing to unforeseen cir
eumstances. the Marshals had been unable IN com.
Pleoe the returns for the Fifth Census on the FIRST
" DeeemDef, as was provided for by the Bill. and
.seommen ding new Bill to be passed. extending
'ne tme Tor the outstanding returns to be received
90. nOOsE.- The Bill to establish certain post
omces, and to alter and discontinue Others VA.
consloeIed and amended. A communication' vas
, ,eeelsea from Duff Green proposing to stereo,yae
the Laws and Treaties of the United Ststas spS
aScklng subscription from Congress- 5000 COMES
VI Tue treasury report were ordered to be nrntpeJ
sEN.ur FRIDAY, Dec. II.
,. oE!Vh N. Mr. Burnett submitted resolution
ulfec.lng the committee on Public Lands to inonire
into the expediency of granting TOWNSHIP ofland
70 each incorporated Institution. for the instr,c
non OF the deaf and dumb, in the United States
some time was spent in the consideration of az.
ee9tlVe business. Adjourned till Monday.
1OOSE. The House was occupied in the con.
slderatlon OF petitions and resolutions One o.
Two private bills were reported by the Standing
committees; and also bill to amend the sevara5i
acts respecting copy rights, which were forward.
ca. Inc Post Office Bill, as amended in Comm;t.
zee OF the Whole, was then taken up, and eonsid.
cred; but, before any question was taken The
House adjourned till Monday. 'i''
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Otney's School Geography and
films.

a PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF MODERN
IA OEOGRAPHY; or, a View of the pres
ent state ofthe World. Simpiified and adapted
10 the capacity OF youth Containing numer-
Gus Tables, exhibiting the Divisions, Settle
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the various Institutions Of the United States
and Europe the different forms of Govern
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and Longitude Of the principal places on the
globe. Embellished with numerous Engrav-
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accompanied by new and improved Atlas,
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States. 5. A Map Of New England. g. A
Map OF the Middle and part Of the Southern
States. 2. A Map of Ohio and Indiana. g.
Map of South America. g. A Map Of Europe.
10. A Map of Asia. II. A Map Of Africa. ID
Chart exhibiting, on new plan, the COM
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Der ofsquare miles, the population Of the Prin.
cipal Cities and Towns, the width of the Oceans.
the length of the Rivers, Seas, Lakes, Gulfss
Bays, Sounds, &c, the length and heights Of the
Mountains, the length of the DAYS and Nirhtr
in different ATTITUDES, and embracing the recent
discoveries OF Parry, franklin, ClaPperton, and
others.
The Publishers deem it unnecessary 10 com.
~" ~"S Utsitey Va ttS dDOFd WORK, az ~ naH
already been tested in the principal cities and
towns in the New England, Middle, Western.
and part of the Southern States Within The
last % months more than $4,000 copies have.
been published, great proportion of which aye
| already in use. The following are the remarks
Of some of the most respectable gentlemen in
this town =
From George Folsom, Esq, Master of he
Worcester High School " Having examined
the 9th edition of oney's Geography and Aslan
with reference to its use in the school under
my care, and for that purpose compared its pre-
| tensions with those Of similar publications, I
am clearly Of opinion that Cor simplicity Of ar
rangement, neatness and perspicsity Of style.
and funess, without excess or detail, this eon.
pilation is decidedly preferable to any other
with which have met The Atlas deserves the
highest praise for The elegance, ingenuity, and
completeness OF the Maps, especially in relation
to our own country.
warren LGzsU. Teacher cfthe EnelisA School.
as also various members OF the School Commit.
tees Of this town, authorize the publisher in
saying that they also concur in the above "a.
voTablc and unqualified recommendation o.
Olney's Geography and Atlas
| or For sale by DORR e. ROWLAND
and c. HARRIS. l4
Worcester, Nov. 10, 4sp3een
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! Col. James s. Hamilton, Jr., has been chosen
Governor of South Carolina for the ensuing
Two years. The votes were for Mr.. Hamilton
W, tor Mr.. Manning g. This vote probably
shows the comparative strength ofthe Conven-
ton and anti-Convention parties in the Legis-
lature.
Census OF NEW Yong. The New York pa
pers publish statement of the new Census of
tnat State, which is complete, with the excep-
ton OF few small districts. The whole popu
iation, including an estimated number for The
districts not returned, is 1894 ,496. Increase
IN the last ten years, SCI ,754, or about 40 per
cent.
COMPLIMENT. The French Chambers are
now engaged in revising the criminal law of
ina: country, and have selected LiCingstOa,s
(oi LouIsiana) Criminal Code as basis.
CONNECTICUT. The population of this State,
by The new census, ia 297, 726, Increase since
1871, 22,4S8 A basis of $4,000 as the ratio
OF representation would enable both this State
ana Rhode Island to retain their present num-
Der of Representatives,-if fixed at $4,000,
each will lose one, by small fraction.
COMPOSITIONS FOR PAINTING Woop. &c. A
respectable correspondent sent us the following
recipe for paint, which he says is durable and
appears well. quart of SALT dissolved in
gallon OF water. ID. of coarse brown sugar in
quart OF hot water. S lbs. spruce yellow
2 lbs. ime.-N. E. Farmer.
a lady who was shopping, las il is called al
store IN this city, was endeavoring to pur-
chase dress at price, as she thought far
above It's value. The seller thought he could
not reduce the price per yard--but if the lady
would :ake quantity sufficient for pair of
fashionable steeces he would throw enough in
tor The Skirt.-Bost0n Gazette
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$50 REWARD.

STOLEN from the wagon Of the subscriber
- between Clappville and Shrewsbury, on
the 18th instant, between 9 and u o'clock. p.
NJ, a bale of BROADCLOTH, of the following
description, (balc marked 27e)
Piece 1907, blue, Is yards,
90 2033, liz"
ll45, black, lot yards,
50 1865, olive, IS
1850, l2
1862, Oxford mixed, Is yards,
1851, l24 yards,
1855, l54
Whoever will detect the thief and return
the property stolen, shall receive the above re-
ward $25 will be paid for the return Of the
property, and $25 for the detection Of the
Thief ERASTUS SUMNER.
Worcester, Dec. IL, 1880 81
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M.A RRTEn.

In Hardwick, Nov. 81, Mr.. Rufus Day of New
Salem, to Miss Fanny B. Dexter.
In Athol Nov. S, by James Humphre-, ESQ. Mr..
Aaron Oliver to Miss Susan Whitcomb.
In New Salem, Dec. 2, by Elder Goddard, Mr..
Isaac Spears to Miss Laura Haskins
In Mendon. Dec 2, Mr. Remington Aldrich to
Miss Phebe Thayer.
In Salem, lat Friends Meeting House,) on the
10th inst, Robert Earle of this town to Anna Maria
Brown.
In Phillipston, Nov. 8, by the Rev Mr.. CHECKER
ing, Rev. John White Chickerng of Bolton, 10 Miss
Frances Eveina Knowlton
In Milford, MFR. Ebenezer Stone of Boston. to
Miss Sarah Fl, Davenport
In Hopkinton, Nov. so, by the Rev. Mr. Phelps,
Mr.. Fisher Daniels Of Franklin, to Miss Ann Eames
In Wiscasset, Capt. John Hamilton TO Mrs. Re
becca Colby. The bride 10 not yet 20 years O.
age--has now her Third husband, and has lived !
widow for the last sir treeks
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Operations ON the Teeth,

DR. PARSONS, Surgeon Dentist, Informs
~ the inhabitants of Worcester that he has
removed TO No. l6 Winter.street, in Boston,
nearly opposite his late residence, where he at.
tends to all Operations on the Teeth Incor-
ruptiSle Mineral or Porcelain Teeth of every
natural variety of shade and form, and Artifi-
cha. Animal Teeth prepared in peculiar and
improved manner by which their tendency to
decay while in the mouth is essentially lessened.
Boston, Dec. Is. 6w5l
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Ono. The meeting of the Legislature in
this State has afforded another specimen of the
faith which may be put in the political informa.
ton circulated by the jackson papers. Since
the election in that State, they have uniformly
claimed majority two in the Senate and of
-four in the House, while the Anti. jackson pa
Pers have said that the Senate was equally di.
Vided and that there was a republican MAORI.
ty of three1or four in the House, giving re-.
publican majority in joint ballot. The result
has proved the latter to be correct Gen. Har.
rison will probably be elected Senator to Con.
gress.
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I'm O,cner Wanted.

"A FEW weeks since, BOX was left by the
IN Lowell Stage at Stockwell's Hotel, d.
rected TO" Stephen Foster, Worcester" Ash
was not called for, and no persen of that name
being known, the Box was opened and found to
contain "Scott's Family Bible" The owner is
requested to call, pay charges and take ii away
Worcester Dec. %
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FOREIGN News. The length Of time which
has elapsed since our last advices from Eurepe,
gave US great confidence that we should, this
week, be able TO lay further accounts before our
readers. The last dates from London were to
Oct. %, sirty-t,co days since. Many days can
not esapse without further arrivals, which are
now looked for with much anxiety both on ac
count of the news expected from the European
continent, and of the Speech of the King of
England, at the opening of Parliament, which,
it is supposed, will disclose the policy of his
reign, boah in relation to internal and external
affairs.
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CANAL TRADE. The fore part of last week
eleven boats arrived here, laden with about 800
tons OF assorted merchandise. As considerable
ice has since formed, these will probably be the
last arrivals the present season, unless there
should be another mild turn, in which case
few more trips may possibly be made, there be-
ing several hundred tons ready, which il was
INTENDED should come up before the Canal clos.
ed. The business of the Canal, the present
season, has exceeded the expectations of every
one. The tolls amount to about SIXTY per cent
more than they did last year, and, although we
have not yet ascertained the exact amount Of
transportation between this place and Proyi-
dence, We feel warranted in saying that it has
nearly or quite doubled within year. Judging
from present appearances, the increase on the
whole route, for year to come, will be in a
greater ratio than il has been during the year
past. These prosperous Indications have had
favorable effect on the Canal Stock, which
would probably bring twice as much now as ii
would last spring. We do not hear of any in
the market, and we would advise those who
hold it, not to be anxious to part with it at pre.
sent, believing that it must, ere long, be more
valuable than it now is. dividend will be
made this year, which, it is believed, will a.
mount TO more than per cent. on the mem
! stock.
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CLipped Due Wood.

TN quantities 10 accommodate purchasers,
constantly for sale on liberal terms at the
Canal Store. ROBERT EARLE.
~ sno. 90. aaeta colt
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TEMPERANcE NorIcr

rryI.
1he next Monthly Meeting of the Worcester
worth District Temperance Association wifi be
holden in Bolton, on the second "Wednesday in
January next, at the Rev. Mr. Chickering'S Meet
ing House. Delegates will meet at IL O'Clock. A.
M and the public exercises will commence at IL
o'cleck, Nj precisely.
Dec. %. G. b. Parker, Assist. See'ry.
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WORCESTER LYcEUM. The usual exercises
ofthe Lyceum will be suspended for the pres.
ent week, and, instead thereof, the members,
on invitation from the Historical Society, will
join with them in commemoration of the Land.
ing Of the Pilgrims, THIS EVENING. An
Grafton viii be delivered on the occasion by
Emory Washburn, and Poem by William Lin.
coin, at the Lyceum Hall, to commence at half
past six clock, prsciselya.
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WINTER GOODS
SWAN r. WHITAMc

AYE received general assortment OF
Il New Goods v
6lue: Black, Olive. & Mixd Broad Cloths.
Hassimeres--Angola Shirts,
s'efsnam Coating, superior article for
Goats Hair Camblet,
Scotch, Tartan, and Camblet Plaids.
! piece super Thibet Cloth,
French Merino do.
English do do.
merIno q Thibet Shawls, a good asssrtmsns,
Raw Silk and Valencia do.
Fancy Handkfs. and Scarfs.
Ladies' rib'd Worsted Hose.
Kid and Beaver Gloves,
Bobinett and Thread Laces.
Elegant Black Lace Wells.
Worcester, Dec %
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DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE. There are LAG Under
Graduates, viz. Seniors 81 Juniors 81 Sopho-
mores Al; and Freshmen AZ. The Medical
Department contains So Seniors, and al Juni.
oEs. The yearly expenses are about 800,
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Maj. LARKIE NEWTON of scarborough, Wor.
cester County, is appointed Deputy Sheriff. uics
Col. Francis B. Fay, resigned. Dec. 1880.
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SHrP TIMBER. Several lots of ship timber
have been sent down the Canal, from this place
the present season, which, we learn, has turned
to good account There is no doubt thai all
such sticks as will answer, are worth much
moro for that, than for any other purpose to
which they can be put hereabouts. And it
should DO borne in mind that great portion of
the timber which is most valuable for that pur.
pose, is of little worth for any other, even for
fuel. as IT costs as much to work il up as it is
worth after it is DONE Those who are about to
cut timber should take this into consideration,
and save all such sticks as will answer the pur
pose, in doing which they will doubtless find
their account in the course of the next season.
We understand that some of that which has
been sent down the present season, was cart.
ed from twelve to fifteen miles, and paid well
for the transportation.
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Aregular session of the County CoMMIssloS.
Frs will be held in this town next week, com
ruencing on Tuesday, the 2Sth inst.
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GT We request the particular attention of
our readers to the remarks on the Presidents
Message on the second page, especially to that
portion which relates TO the negotiation with
Turkey.
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WoRcEsrrR 81

WORCESTER, SIS. Dec. 10 1e3O
a TTACHED on mcsne process, taken ON
IN Execution, and win be sold at Public Ven-
due, on MuEDAy, the liza dag Of January nert.
at IL O'Clock. NJ, at Worthington's Hotel. in
Worcester, all the Right in EQUITY which
RICHARD MILLS bad on the 22d day Of
February last, to redeem the following describ-
ed Real Estate, viz: that parcel Of Real Estate
situated at the corner of Church and Mechanic
streets, whereon is Brick House, &c. Also.
another parcel of Real Estate situated on Sum.
mer street, wherein is Brick House, known an
the Sturtcvant House, both in said Worcester.
81 CHA'S. A. HAMILTON, d. Sheriff.
Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Dec l6. 1850.
10 the WidozS and Heirs of AMHERST Bauer.
late Of Berlin, in said County, deceased, and to
all Others concerned IN the Estate of said deceased
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear fif Won
IN see ft) at the Court OF Probate to he hold.
en- at Worcester, IN said County, ON the frse
tuesday in January next, at ten of the chick
before noon, Ia show cause why Letters Of Ad.
ministraton of said deceased's Estate should NOT
be granted to Jonsthan ID Merriam. Esq. Of said
Berlin. as requested and you will be heard
thereon.
SIG NATHL. PAINE. r. Prob.
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SALEM MURDER AGAIN We have. saws the
N Y. Mercantile Advertiser, seen private
letter received from the eastward which
states that Joseph J. Knapp, at present under
sentence OF death, has made some disclospros
which have appalled, the inhabitants of Salon
and put the whole town in commotion again
KnaPp's statement duplicates a lady, (whose
name we ioroear to mention) who, though not
arrested, yet suspicious of her guilt are thick.
e"Hhg II the community amongst which she re.
sides The letter referred to, adds. thai Knann
has terrible fear of death, and it NAV he tbat
ne has conJured up the present dark report. in
the vain hope OF having his sentence commnted
reports similar to this have been in c,rcula.
ton here for the last fortnight, which we have
ioroorne to notice. They have now assumed
SUCH character, that justice to all concerned
seems to require an investigation of them.
Salem Observer.
STEAM BOAT EXPLOSION. An explosion took
pace on board the steam boat Andrew Jackson,
on Saturday afternoon, the 4th inst within
three quarters ola mile of Savannah, on her ms.
sage from Charleston for Augusta. Tho boat
Immediately sunk. The crew were taken fron,
the wreck, and conveyed to Savannah. Holm
Syphon, the Engineer, had one of his legs
broken in two places, and was otherwise badly
wounded He died the evening of the accident,
aeasng a family Fatrlck Donahoe mason a
passenger, was wounded, but was on the re.
covery. Austin Knight, free muIatto man.
was badly injured, and two ether hands, slaves,
lraul and Boston) were slightly sealded The
captain OF the boat escaped.
PROTECTION AGAINST STEAM BorLERs. We
learn, says the Hartford Times, that friend
living in Manchester, has discovered a protec
tor, or safe, which is perfect guard against all
Danger and damage to the lives of passengers,
arising from Steam Boilers We understand
experiments have been tried, BY number Of
gentlemen acquainted with the principles of
steam, SO far as to convince them that it will
be OF the utmost consequence to Steam Boats
and Manufactures The proof of the pudding
is IN eating the bag, quoth my grandmother.
Let Es kn0ac tchat the inUeatioR Port. .4dc.1
JosEPH J. KSArr. An application has been
made to the Governor and Council during their
present session, for the pardon of ]. j. Knapp
The Governor and Council have not granted
the application, but have appointed the 3lst
day OF the present month, between the hours of
and 10, for the execution of the sentence Of
the court against him.
In the case of Theron Cheney, a minor ff.
teen years old, who was convicted at Dedham
of ths crime of robbery committed with dead.
sy weapon, on the person of Cyrus Partridge,
the Governor and Council have coumated The
punishment Of death, to Imprisonment for Life
in the State Prison.
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KENTUCKY The Legislature of this State
has met and J. J. Crittenden, a strong personal
and political friend Of Henry Clay, was chosen
Speaker of tho House of Representatives, ,cith.
Ont opposition. &A
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, MORE EcoSoMY. If we are not mistaken,
from hasty examination of the Annual Treas
nry Report, the estimated expenses of the gov
eminent, for tho present year, are about one
million Of dollars greater than last year.
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WANTED.

a NALlCoES, Ginghams, color'd Cambrics.
~ Furniture Patch, Oil Cloth and Bingham
Umbrellas. Tickings, Brown s. Bieach'd Sheet.
ings, DC. just received and for sale BY
SWAN g. WILLIAMS.
Worcester Dec %