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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-24
Convention of School Teacbers.

VENHE Board of Overseers of Schools in the
ID village of Worcester, having been inform
ed that Convention of School Teachers, late
ly held in Boston, recommended the formation
of County Conventions of School Teachers
and the friends of Education; and also that
many persons have expressed desire that a
meeting be held in this town for the purpose
of organizing such Convention for the Coun-
ty of Worcester,-hereby signify their appro-
baton of the measure, and their readiness to
afford every facility in their power to render
such meeting interesting and profitable 1t is
proposed that such meeting be held in the
Town Hall, commencing on MONDAY, the 18Th
day Of April neat, at o'clock, P. M, to con.
tinue through the week. 1t is expected that
the several Schools will be visited that Mr..
JOSIAH HoLBRooK will be present to exhibit his
Apparatus for Schools and Lyceums, and ex-
plain their uses that a Lecture on Physical
Education, will be delivered on Wednesday, at
o'clock, p. M. that the Anniversary of the
Schools, will be celebrated on Thursday, and
an Address delivered at 3 o'clock, 2. M, bv
Member of the Board land that meetings will
be held for tho discussion of various topics con-
nected with the subject of Popular Education.
OF Information respecting Boarding, may
be obtained at the Worcester Hotel
J. GOING, Chairman.
Worcester, March %. l2
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TWO NEW ROADS

10 DE put under contract bu the Sc.
Iecfmen Of the totvn of Worcester,
to the Lowest bidder.
TENHE first on MONDAY, the 18th inst. at 8
Il o'clock, P. NJ, on the premises, one hun
bred and seventy-one rods nine links of High.
way or Common Road, laid out, located, and
established, BY the County Commissioners, be-
ginning on the westerly side of the County
Road, near the house of the widow Thaxter.
and terminating on the line between the towns
of Worcester and Holden.
The other on the following day, at A o'clock,
r. M, on the premises, being Road laid out
and established by the same Commissioners,
one hundred and forty rods and three links, be-
ginning at stake and stones on the east side
of Summer-street, and opposite the street call
ed Central-street, and terminating at stake
land stones on the most convenient point of
intersection with the Pine Meadow Road.
BY order of the Board of Selectmen
OTIS CORBETT, Chairman.
Worcester, March 90, $780, IL
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS spy.

TUX The MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
To the Republican, Citizens of the County of
Worcester:
The genuine patriot always finds active du-
ties TO perform in defence of his country At
no time is he permitted to look on, without an
effort and solcitude, and find wise and virtu.
Gus government moving on free from open or
secret enemies. When The various and COM
plicated interests of the Commonwealth have
been most ably and faithfully sought out and
promoted, there will still be ca6dls and little
factions, plotting against the welfare of the
republic, and eliminating the most devoted
and meritorious magistrates. Every little
village and town has its Sdldmander-its hot
Spur-its unprincipied demagogue-and the
ringlcGdsr of the malecontents, and the whole
wicked iunto, ever ready to commit suicide on
their country, sounds his tocsin, and collects
his minions to fight, in ambush or in the open
field, Gas will best subserve their nefarious pur-
poses) against the magnanimous ruler and ever
faithful vindicator of our sacred rights and lib
critics. That :" false patriotism, that pretended
love of freedom, that un:uly restlessness, which
is inconsistent with the stable authority of any
good government" are made manifest to rs at
the return Of every annual election Of State
officers, and must be combatted by those who
have no sinister and malicious views, and who
will cheerfully sustain the State administra.
ton, because il has been emin0ntly vigilant
capable, and impartial, in the discharge Of pub
lie duties
We all know under what circumstances Gov.
Lincoln was invited TO become our Chief Mag
istrate. The invitation was mportunate, and
proceeded from all parties, and was accepted,
because il was the united voice of all Party
spirit was merged in the call, and Gov. Lin
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Mulberry Grove Boarding School,
LEICESTER, (MAssA

SARAH EARLE and SISTERS return
~ thanks to their patrons for the liberal en-
enlargement which they have received, and
inform the public that their School is continu-
ed under the same regulations as heretofore.
Terms, per quarter Of ~ eceeks: For board
washing, and instruction in the various English
branches, including Penmanship, use Of the
Globes, and drawing Maps, with the use Of
Books and Stationery, $21 French Language,
hudlments OF Latin, Working Lace, and Paint
ing, each 50, exclusive of Books and materials.
~ Refer to JOHN CLApP, ESQ, Leicester,
REJOICE NEwroN, Esq, Worcester, ABIsHAi
LARNED, Esq, Oxford. Sd mo. IL.
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NOTICE.

- a DWELLLNG HOUSE, BARN,
Is.!M IA and BLACKSIMITH'S SHOP,
I-s&A- together with about twenty acres OF
good LAND, situated about mile easterly of
the Meeting House in Marlborough on the
Post Road from Boston to Worcester, being an
excellent Stand for Blacksmith, and has been
improved for that purpose for many years, viii
be leased at Public Vendue, at the house of
Benjamin Munroe in said marlborough, on
THURSDAY, the first day Of Apra neat, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, for the term of one
year. Possession TO be given Immediately.
WILLIAM DRAPER, Attorney
Of the .Mortgagee an possession.
March "a -
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FISH gnees' Notice.

IENHE undersigned having received from
III FREDERICK BRADLEY of Smithfeld,
an assignment of all his estate and effects in
trust for the benefit of his creditors, according
to the terms of said deed of assignment, dated
Oct 5, 1929, hereby call on all persons having
claims on said Bradley, to present the same
within eight months from the date of said as.
slgnment, in order to secure the full benefit
thereof; and all persons indebted to said Brad
ley are requested to make immediate paymen,
to SAMUEL RAY, and
JOHN A. ANDREWS, Ass'gnses.
Slatersvile. (Smithfeld)
March %. $780, om1o
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assorted Seeds for Families.

oISSOTteU NeeUS FOR FHnl3tLeS.
BNOR SALE at the Seed Store connected with
IL the New England Farmer, So North Mar.
ket-street, small boxes of Assorted Seeds for
Kitchen Gardens. Each box contains a mack.
age of the following seeds:
Early Washington Peas Dwarf Blue Impe-
rial Peas; Late Marrowfat Peas; Early Mo
hawk dwarf string Beans; Early dwarf white
Caseknife Beans; Lima, or Saba Pole Beans
Long Blood Beet (true sort) Early TurniD
rooted Beet; Early York Cabbage Cane Sa.
voy, do; Red Dutch, do, (for pickiinp): Ear
ly Caulifower; Early Horn Carrot (very fnel;
Long Orange Carrot; White Solid Celery
Curled Cress or Peppergrass Early Cucumber
Long Green Turkey, do. Long Dutch Par.
snip Large Head Lettuce; Early Silesia, do.
Pineapple Melon, Every fne) Watermelon
Large White Portugal Onion Large Red. do
Double Curled Parsley; Flat Squash Pepper
Early Scarlet Short-top Radish White Tur
nip Radish; Satisfy, or Oyster Plant; Early
Buah Squash; Winter Crook neck SQUASH
Early White Dutch Turnip; Yellow Stone
Turnip. Pot Herb Seeds. Sweet Mariorum
Sage, Summer Savoy
The above list, it will be seen, comprises all
the best common vegetables, besides several
new varieties of uncommon excellence Every
kind is warranted of the very first quality as 10
freshness and purity. Each box contains direc.
tons for the management of the different sorts
Price So per box. Boston. March ol
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The ELECTION. We trust that the
friends of the present State Administration
do not need to he urged to their duty. The
Jackson party are untiring in their efforts.
public and secret, to revolutionize the State
They rely much upon inducing the people
to support their ticket upon grounds discon-
nected from their party object. But we
trust that comparatively few will be de-
ceiyed. The question, however it may be
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS spy.


Pursuant to previous notice meeting of cit.
lzens from Westborough and Marlborough
was held at NELSON'S Hotel, in Westborough
on Monday, the 18th inst, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for Senators for this
County the ensuing year-Capt. Otis Brigham
OF Westborough, was chosen Chairman, and
Capt. .4nson Rice of Marlborough, Secretary
The following resolutions were adopted =
Resot0ed, That we place the most implicit
confidence in the integrity talerts, and patriot
ism of
Hon. JOHN w. LINCOLN,
PLINY MERRICK, Esq,
Hon. WILLIAM S. HASTINGS,
Hon. LOWELL WALKER.
Hon. DAVID WILDER.
Resotoed, That we will support these gentle
men as candidates for SENATORS to repre-
sent this County in the Senate of this State,
the ensuing political year: and we earnestly
recommend them to the support of our fellow
citizens throughout the County.
RESOLVED, That, in the opinion of this meet
ing, the present crisis of our affairs calls loudly
for effort and activity on the part of all friends
Of free inquiry, and we will, therefore, use all
fair and honorable means TO secure the election
Of the gentlemen above named.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be signed by the Chairman and Secretary,
and sent to the several newspapers printed in
this County, for publication.
OTIS BRIGHAM, Chairman.
AYsoN RICE, Secretary.
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Worcester C6asnty .Atheneu,n.

VIE members and propretors of the Wor-
= cester County Atheneum, are hereby no.
titled that the first meeting for the purpose of
organizing and exercising the powers vested in
them by an Act Of Incorporation, will be held
on WEDNESDAY,. the fourteenth day of .4pra
msTt lat two O'Clock, P. NJ, at the Library Room
of the Atheneum.
FREDERIC w. PAINE.
EMORY WASHBURN
WILLIAM LINCOLN
Worcester, March "a. 10
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MIR RIED.
DIED.:

In this town, March Is, Miss Jane Galloope
of Boston, aged 26-l3th, Mrs. Mercy He
luxembourg, aged &c. Printers an Neao York
and .Neo Hampshire are requested to insert
this death.
In Westborough, Feb. 6, Mrs Sally Moore,
wife of Mr.. Thomas Moore, aged IL
In Shrewsbury, March IL, widow Susannah
Nelson, aged 25.
In Marlborough, March II, Martha Miller
Ames, daughter of Mr.. Lewis Ames, aged a
years and six months.
In Ward, Feb 10, Mr.. Ezra Sibley, aged 42
Printers IN Maine and Vermont are request
ed to insert this DEATH
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AMERICAN GOODS.

WARD wide bloached war THAN SHEET
u ING. Also, unbleached COTTONS,
which we recommend for their quality and
price. ID: G. WHEELER, JR., g. co.
Worcester, March "a. l2
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FALsEHooD REFUTED. A statement has
gone the rounds of the Jackson papers, that
James Fowler, Senator from Hampden.
when named on the committee to inform
Gov. Lincoln of his nomination, declined the
service, declaring that it was cause in
which he could not concur. Immediately
on the appearance of this publication, Mr..
Fowler called on the editor Of the Boston
Patriot, and authorized him to contradict it
in the most unequivocal terms. So far from
its being true, he did wait on Gov. Lincoln
according to his appointment, and he is one
OF the most jealous friends of the present
State Administration, and n determined op-
poser OF Jacksonism in all its forms.
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Paints, Due Stufs, &c.

BOLIVAR LEGHORNS.
- CASES of the above article, fresh impor-
A tatiOn, of very superior bleach and fab
ric. The subscribers do not hesitate to recon-
mend this article to their customers, knowing
them to be prime article, and having been
bought at least % per cent cheaper than the
same number last year
d. G. WHEELER, JR, & CO.,
Opposite the Hotel.
Worcester, March "a. II
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.fsDaTnpns R0Ots

EHOR SALE at the Seed Store connected with
FL the New England Farmer, 50 North Mar
ket-street, 5000 Dovonshre Asparagus Roots,
two years old, in the finest order for TRANSPLANT
ing, at as cts. per hundred They are packed
in boxes of sand, $50 in each box no charge
made for the box, but they will be sold in larg
er or smaller quantities, if desired The above
sort is the earliest kind brought into the Boston
market. Boston, March "a
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O. In our last we mentioned that al the
Jackson ticket for Senators except DR..
Howe were of that party. We understand
that In relation to one other, we were prob
ably misinformed, though some circumstan-
ces had happened to give color to our orig
inal information on the subject.
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AUCTION.
Fresh Spring Goods.
COVERLY & GLOVER.

Corner Of Water f. Kilby-streets, BosroS,
FAVE received and are now opening a
"a a large and valuable assortment of FOR
EIGN and DOMESTIC PIECE GOODS
which they offer for sale on favorable terms.
Boston, March % dnI0
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Worcester SIS. Probate Office, March 90, 1880.
To the VidotC and Heirs of BARNABAs CoMINs,
late of Charlton, in said County, deceased and TO
all others concerned in the Estate of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
IL see fit at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Brookfeld, in said County, on the second Tues
day in April next, at of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Account of the ADJ
ministraton of said Estate should not be allowed
and you will be heard thereon.
12F NATHL. PAINE, J. PROB.
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WOU are hereby cited to appear (if. you
Il see fit the Court of Probate to be holden
at Brookfeld. in said County on the second Tues.
day in April next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament Of
said deceased should not be approved and you
will be heard thereon.
12 NATH'L. PAINE, j. Prob.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11

and to insert tn lieu thereof the words, "the Indian nations within the United States" and also to erase the two last words of the resOlu- ton, (thOse nations) and in their stead to in- sert the word "theIn."
 MT. F. proceeded to state, that he wanted all the information which could be procured respecting the condition of all the Indians, and that he wished to do justice not only to those who dwelt in the southwest part of the United States, hut to all those residing tn any part of the country. So far as he (who was unfortunately the only rep-esc ntative Of Geor- gia now in the Senate) could undertake tO say, we seek tO do nothing which has not been already exercised by the majority of the states of the Union.
 Mr. F. concluded by saying. if the gentle man from New-Jersey wished 90 take time for the consideration Of his amendment, he would move to lay both resolution and amend ment, for the present, on the table. Mr. Frelinghuyscn did not assent to this course, hut suggested te the gentleman from Georgia. to propose his amendment m the form of new resolution. He repeated what his object was in proposing the resolution, and said, if the gentleman from Georgia would consent tO the adoption 0f his resolution, he would not object to the adoption ot resOiu- 1 ton embracing the same matter as the present amendment.
 Mr. Forsyth made no reply; and
 The question on amending the resolution was then pat, aod carried in the affirmative, by the casting vote of the President, the ayes and noes being equal.
 The resolution.a as amended, was then adopt ed as follows:
 1 Resotred That the Secretary of War be requested to furnish the Senate any infOrma- ton within the reach of his department. res pect;ng the progress of civilization for the last eight years among the Indian nations within the United States, and the present state Ol ] education, civil government. agriculture, and the mechanic arts among them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11
IN SENATE.

Monday. Jun. s5.-The following resolu. ton, which was submitted on Thursday. by Mr. FreIinghnysen. was taken up for ccnsid- eration:
 Rssofped. That the Secretary of War be requested to furnish to the Senate any infer. mation in the pdssessiOn of his department. respecting the progress of civilization for the iast eight years among the Cherokee. Creek, and Cnoc!aw nation of Indians east of the Mississippi. and the present state of educa. tion. elvu government. agriculture and the mechanic arts. among those nations.
 Mr. Forsyth ssid he could have no ohjec. tIons to the inquiry which the resolution pro- posed. hat he desired that it should be more comprehensive in the information which it was the object Of the gentleman to procure. If the gentleman Is of different opinion, I hope. said Mir. F., he will show the reasons he had EOr eoDGning the resolution to the
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11

on the first ulf
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11

Lark" Adams in Louisville, Ky, GU, a plum.cake on Christmas eve, weighing 6l7 lbs.! the l.rres, in the westthis season.
 Mercantile firm in Portsmou,b IN. H \ ;. -o,... sed Of Messrs. " Pray X Neai" IT oprL, So La versed !" Ka''i &r Prss. s"' \" "e re-
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11

The Baltimore Gazette states, that an ex pertinent was on Saturday morning made or the Rail- Road, with Car which has been a, constructed as to be propelled by means of q sail. The wind being fair and fresh. it wa, carried along at the rate of t,censy miles o1 hour. and excited great deal of admirat;or at the facility with which it was managed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11

fl Home 7Nrust.--Mr. Hayne, in his spec, h, was very violent upon the Fedeulists. ,n rv. ply, "Sir," said Mir. Webster, "if any man feels the guilt of Federalism lying very hra,y upon his conscience, he knows where he can get 0bso!ution for his sin, and in half an hour come out an original democrat, dyed in th e ,cooi." The Jackson men all looked askancc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
TUEsDAY, Dnc. &c

e
On motion of Mr. King of Giles the Committee OF
propositions and Grievances were instructed en-
qume into the expedisncy of establishing separate
election at the head waters of sinking Creek in Giles.
Petitions were presented by Mcssrs. Newman,
Marshall Terriil, and Gallagher.
Reports werh made from Standing and Special Com
mrtees, by Mrssrs McMahcn, Yancey, Leigh, Stu
art, and Miller of BD,e ourt
Mr.. Harris Of SHENANDOAH observing that the
Committee ofPropostions and Grievances had re-
ported adversrl Y to the formation Of a county
out of Shenandoah and Rockingham, and that since
that dec sion bad been sanctioned by the House, fur
Their evidence had been received Of the wishes of the
people. moved to suspend the rule of the House, in
order to reconsider that and refer the subject
gain to the Committee
The motion was opposed by Mr Williams Of She
nandoah, and further supported by Mr.. Harris, when
the motion carried, and the resolution of The
Committee committed to it
Mr. Norris Of Hanover, from the Committee OF
Privileges and elections, made report the case
OF the contested election from Culpcgcr.
TINE reporon the memorial Of Jonathan G. Gibson
conesilng the scat Of Joseph S. Hansbroueh covers
SO pages Of letter paper. We shall lay it before the
reader entire or such parts arc material Suffice
II now TO say that III the opinion ef the Committee
the election vas not viiiaicd by the Irregularities in
the failure TO superintendent Of the PTcc;rts
&c. Advancing To- a scrutiny Of the polls, the Com
mlttec strike from that Of MIR. IIansbrough. 80 votes
discovered to be illegal leaving his aggregate at coz
The poll of Mr. Gibson amounting to 20 he there
fore declared duly elected by the Committee, and
entitled to bis seat.
The CUlpeper case was embarrassed by this add
ional feature. There were four charlottesville
Edmund Broaddus whozc election was rot contested
Mr. J. s. Honsbrough who received Gil votes
Mr.Jobn S Peudlcton who received GJO-and Col
J. G. Gibson who received GO. t;r. Hansbcouph's
election contested by Col. Gibsou-whereupon,
Mr. Pcndleion gave noccI the pa rites that although
he should not con est, he should stand upon bis poll.
and demand such rights at that NIGH give him. should
a scrutiny be directed by the Legislature. he nc
cordugiy presented memorial to the Legislature.
setting forth his claims and the incidents Of the
elections but be had failed to comply with the re
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

zng party politics. Bishop England has not been ma
ny years in Dur republic. He would have done we'll
pt'napS' 20 weit longer before he threw himself into
the tarment OF such question as Nufs;fcation. or
underto"k to decide upon Federal usurpaijons
mMcndcr under Cesar the ,iiugs which are Casar's"
rms has becn interpreted t. mean total abstinence
oy ministers of the God of Peace from contentious
ponies The pulpit drum ecc!esastic is the worst of
arims. however skilfuy may be heateu and though
II has been sonc'iIn $ hftced to euod purpose 1t
IS not IN South Soroliua that Bishop is wanting