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SHIP NEWS.
CLEARED.

CLE.4RED.
Schooner Reindeer, Ross. Philadelphia.
s@aoop paiFio,, kobsson, Nov York
PortsInouth, Muare, Bristol.
.s Macon, Hall, Savannah
BD Jones'. Ve.i, Nav. Bedford.
Rslcyon, Hill, Now York.
aRRIY.7L.S
TUESDAY,, Nov 2d.--Arr briggs Remp, Eas
l,u, for Africa; Ea,na, Vinson, for Havana
Las Noun, tiovo, Crootsr. for Baltimore. al
fsoan Psoyidouee.
Schr. Easssd, Smith, 8 day, from Balii
more.
Wep,psp, AR Pilot Boat Dove ,bnsrdod
ys,,sydsy brig Rotunt, of n for Sslem,25 drsa
from 0aycnnc Sposebrigs heorn aud Berk
lev both fsou, Philadelphiu for Boston.
Sch, Cun,aon, Avsrill ef Boston, from New
Tia Baliys 18th Oct. Brig 8ud.
cor psovideoce sailed i2 days previous Spoke
3 at uli. brig Mllios, Jackson, lS hours iso.
4 vo.h for y Orleans, who supplied W with
wstss. &c. &c. The G.. put in here on sc-
couot o9 Lsaa winds, ana boing II want oil
supphos. ,o,o,,,,
sbip Providence, Goa ardJn. arrived at Liv'
srpool Sept. l2, from Savannah. Est for load
ng 27th.
sehs Aguss, svasoy, for 81. Augustine.
was spakeo or Capo Romaine. Oct 18th.
Schr Wm, .hllor, arr. =, Georgoiown'
Oct. 81.
ca. al Boston Oct, 80, schr HaKall. Shove.
ror a sy indria
Sail d from Charleston 22d. ship Majestic,
Page, for n Orleans. -,
Al Hamburg, about Aug ~, ship "'oo'
5ianbops, IN gu u'ran'ine
At Caves, Sept. 18th, u. s. ship Con.
,ord. Capt. Perry, from NJ. Petersburg
At Malaga Sept. u, scbr. Ninos, Dennis,
ron Gibraltar.
Sloop Geo. g. Mary. Tnuner. from this
,ort, arrived at New Orleans, l21h.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-04

Whereas the General Assembly of the
State aforesaid. on the twenty nln,h day o
October last, passed the following sesoln
u9n. To wiz
Voted and Resolved, That Thursday the
Twenty fifth day of November next, be end
rs hereby set apart as a dsy Of Public
Thanksgiving and Praise TO Almighty God
And that his EScellency the Governor, be
md he is hereby requested, 60 issu. his
Proclamation accordingly.
de-, therefore. pursuant to the above re-
cited resolution, issue this, my proclama'
ton. to make known the same, that The
good people Of this State may conicrr
thereto.
Given under my hand, and the seal OF
said State, at Providence, this iilisj day O.;
November, in the year OF orr Lord oac
thousand eight hundred and thirty, aud Of
Independence the fifty hAh.
JAMES FENNER.
By His Ercelsncy's C0amaad;
HENRy BowEs, Sec'ry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-04

Ths Nc seceivcd By tho las, arrivals from
Earypc. il u,usuilly interesting aud irpor-
,an,. The effects of the late French rcvou-
ton are bsinr manifested wherever men are
scrs ain,sd with their rights "a members 'f
the social compact. Even the Russian has
yon,uroc TO struggle for emancipation.
Il VS. sensriliy predicted that sain'
I'd .enes t. ~ h-'rrrducnd Throughout N
e,yihL.d -O.,l p the recent ovur,hr9w Of}
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Tie United States Telegraph Gn-
,ounces, on the authority of II letter
from the Postmaster at Shawncetown,
II;uois. the denth, at that place, ofihe
Hon. John M'Lcon, Senator III Con-
,ress for thai STATE. He do! Oct. =,
after an iUnc-s 81 c week,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-04

The Court of Common Pleas for this
county is now in session. A bill has been
found sgsust Charles Manchester Of Lit
tie Compton, for stealing nearly a thousand
dollars in gold and silver coin from John
Woodnlsn Of The said towu. The trial has
been postponed until the next term Mt the
request Of the Hon. d.. J. Pcarce, counsel
for the accused.
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Singing School.

U,fIE subsciiber respectfully informs
A the Ladies aud gentlemen of NowPort,
that IN. sc hool foe the instruction oil
SACRED MUSIC,
will commence nbou; the FIRST Of December,
n, Mr. Tow aR's Academy. one evening ~
. week. for four mouths. Of one dollar Tor
each subscriber books furnished gratis.
Those wishing TO attend viii please leave
,bcir nsmcs at tho store Of the subscriber
.onn. as no scholar can be admitted alter
t.e school hr. coiuusnscd y. MARSli IT,
nov. 4. iSJJ.
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JAMES Fl,NNER,

Governor, Cspiaia G,ne,al. Conmaader an
Chief Of tke State Of Rhcds Island and
Pr0riIencs Plantations.
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Among the officers in the Brandy
wine .rigate which has sailed from Nor
folk for the Mediterranean are Ii. Al.
ex. Slidoll, midshipman Underwood
and Geo. Lansing, parser WIN. Fosterr
bostswain JAS. Evans, sailnlaker John
Beggs, carpenter w. y. Sheffield, gun
ner John IA. Ryder, oil of Nes-yofk.
Passengcrs-Lisut. G. J. .Pendergrast.
Ken. John Graham, do. Midshipmen
J. B. Eekford, n. Y. John 5. sioddard,
DO. Lieut.. OF Marines, II. w. Fowler.
Ny
SATINHTTs. We observe in tie Hal
flax Recorder Of October -, a person
advcrtises, as jua received fsom liver
pool, "l00 pieces of Satins,ts. assorted
colors, which will I've found EQUAL
TO TIE AMERICAN" fhis is a
novel ssyls of pufing OF English man
ufactuyed goods, bat ems, we dare say
that the vendors Gnd e1psciisa;, II no,
neccesss,y.
On tie risiRg Of the populsee at Cs-
tend, the tYoops Of the gsrrisoas Ia the
nursaer Of 1863 or 2G03 Rsau marched
aHt OF their laar.ers, sas-nahied in Ms
Grand Place. and laid down their arms.
The Chent Journal Of Sept. "a, sn-
souEees iha arrival ~ BYussr!a " Gen.
Cof;hssiicgers with 1900 men. In
his way he took possessions of Louyaia.
A proclamation es0m tha Prtaoe Mas to
appear stsnug tbs aisimssuis for tho
uyyender ~ the city.
The accounts from the Hague, of
the proceedings of ,ss States Geapral
are ts Sept. ~. and frcm Amsterdam
% ,ke 28th. We have accounts from
81. Pstersbus9is 20 Sept. IL. There
is no confirmation Whatever ofthe r,.-
rnour Of an Instruction 0f the roops
OF the Russian army.
NAvAL.-The U. S. frigate Brandy
wine, Capt. Kennedy, bound to the
Mediterranean, saiied from IA ,apiog
Roads On Friday afternoon, (weck)
with fAYoriny breeze.
The President has recognized An
tonic G. Kpss;Ye, as Vice Consul Of tho
Two Siciiiies, for Providence.
The Dey Of Algiers carried Gfy two
women with him by way ofsoothing the
sorrows or his sx;le--There must hs a
vast quoatua OF soiacci in iifty two AL
cring beauties. r.7
Married in Boston, by his Honor tho May.
W. James Alexander Brown TO Charlotte
Death.
Some cling to life NTH eoncard griqo
So long az they hare bre4tk =
No. 50 ,ohh Bro,ca Ere Gfs Sas yipo
He brarety CoURrGp Dea,a.
Our Office Irup saws he does not ,hink ii prob
able that this death will diminish the ma ,sbss
Of the family.
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MAINE STATE LOTTERY, No

MAiNE STATE LOTTERY, No.
IVa m.-Draws this day.-SI1O90
highest prize.-Tickets rs, parts In
proportion.
CONNECTiCUTLOTTERY, No.
Io.-Draws Saturday, Nov. 6.-Si5, 900
highest prizc.-Tiekets s5, parts la
proportion.
CUMBERLAND AND OXFORD
LOTTERY, No, i0-Draws Satur-
day, Nov. I3.---S5000 dollars highest
prize.--Tickets 80. par,sin proportion.
DRAwN NUMBERS.
Of the Cumberland & Oxford, No. Il.
IL 3S IL SO ~ 33 ~ q I6
J. G. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-04

Vou York Noses.--Somc foreign IL
beller, has been publishing structures
uponth the nasal lpreominence ofihe New
Workers. as though that was something
extraordinary. Now every body that
knows Gotham, has always known their
olfactory superiority. There is great
er aggregate Of that useful and respec-
table "article" in New-York than IN all
Christendom besides. Hasn't old Lor-
Hard made a princcly fortune by nj
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-04

The London Courier remarks that
'the resistance to the Kings authority
is no longer confined 20 two or three
towns, bat is become general through
ont the Netherlands. 1t is no longer
the turbulence of an unrostrGincd, un-
disciplined and inconsiderate mob, but
the rebellion of the mass, organized by
men of military talents, and actuatcd
by motives of personal hostility At
tic head of them, in the capacity Of
Commander in Chief, is Mr.. Juan Van
Halcn, n Spaniard OF Belgic origin,
celebrated from his sufiorings in the in
QUESTION in Spain.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-04

We were amused IA few days since,
to hear a man who is confined IN jail
in this place, for abusing his wife, sing
inr. through the iron CRATES, tie plain
live melody of "EfoHe street. Home"
Pen. fdr.
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NJ OTiCE.-The subscriber boing up
| pointed Judicial blythe Supreme Court.
October tsto. Ap. 1880, asslgnye Of John
A. Saunders, Of s. kingstown, shipwrigh,
TO whom has been granted the bench, ofthc
insolves, Act of tblsSsste, hereby gives no
tics that q months from this date ;ss'lo~cd
by said Court TO the creditors of said Ssnn.
ders, to exhibi, and provo their claims n
saiusi him, or they will BE- prscluasd from
any dividend out Of his estate.
MATTHEW WAITE, Assignee.
South Kingstown, Oct. ~, 1880.
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hsing extensively fulfilled. IL is probable The
lime i. not FAR distant. when all Europe will
enjoy The blessings of a free government.
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roURT OF PROBATE. Middle,owr

TOURT OF PROBATE. MidJe,own,
~ October 18th, 1870. Whereas an In.
skumont OF whiting pnrporing to be the
last Will aud Testament Of JosEPB Coo.
oxsuALL, late Of MidJle,owp. deceased.
as this day presented for Probate and lct.
tors tcsiamentsry thoreon.-It is ordered.
that the consideration thereof be referrd
% a Conrt Of Probate 10 be holden at slc
Town House in Middletown, on the third
Monday in fSovember next, al = o'clock. p.
IN. and that previous notice bs given, (hy
publishing copy of this order uroe scve..
fal times IN the Rhode Island Republic AMI
To all persons Interested 20 appear al sad
timo and place, and be heard.
a trve copy--Wtpess.
O2ll WILLIAM SniTn, Prob. CW
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Ws have giyen, lson the Providence Jour
ual, sketch ofthe debate which occurred in
the House of Representatives. last week, on
the proposed repeal Of the license law. 1t il
prblished fnr the benefit Of tho temperate nhd
ihe an,i-tempesa,e wherever they may be.
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State Of Rhodo-lsland, &c.

tJtutG WI >~N'
WAsniSGro,, sc.-- Clerks Office, Sppresc
Jndictdi Court, October 27ih, .HD, 1880
GKT HEREAS I.ydio Cfaojal, of Hop
w hinton. wifs of Nathan II. Crsndol.
late Of said Hopsin,on, laberor, (bu' rpw
residing IN parts 10 the said LydIs nnhno~ n
without the limits OF this State having pre-
ferrcd her petition to said Court at Tho o.
tober term thereof, 1880. praying that The
sanns of marriage be,weeB her and tho
said Nathan may be dissolved Notice -
therefore hereby given to tho said Nathan
K. Crsndall TO appear, IL he see fi. beloio
said Court TO be held a, South Kings'ovn,'
within aud for the county Of Wosbingt"",
on the las, Monday Of Beeembsr next, mud
show cause, If any be has, why tho prayer of
said petition ought not bo granted.
MATTHEW WAITE, Clerk.
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Court J Proedfe, Nsrporf. .Vop. !, ie'p''
MAJ HER EAS an instrument OF writing
w purport'ng to be the last Will ond
Testament of JossPu BRiaas, late of fNrw.
port, deceased, was presented for Pro-
sate;--rt 10 ordered, that tho sonsidera.
ton thersof be referred to Court Of Pro.
bate, " bs holden at tho Stntc Housc 10
New port, on the Avst Moadsy in December
next, at o o'clock .. m. and that previons
notce be given by publishing . cooy -f
this order three several times in the X. I.
Republican, 10 all persons interested, TO sp
pear q, said time and place and DO heard.
A true espy; witnoss,
D. d, HowLAND, Prob. Clerk.
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NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS. tor Boarding
- the POOR at the .NEvPoRT AsYLUn
for Three Years from the 25ih Of Msrcb
next ;---or for Keeping the same alta pear
ly salary. will be received by the Copini's'
sioners until the ls,, Of Deccmber.-Pcf
sons disposed 70 Contract, may Learn shP
conditions by applying 10
JOHN v. IIANNETT, 10
GEORGE BOWEN. r..
Newport. Oct. %. .,..
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~IG REpygGvCAW.
NEWpDRT,

THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 4
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0r~ we beg the indulgmee cf our od-
rertising patrons .(or The .oSissio~ Of Rer
farors his meek. The unusual press r.
foreign psvs has preeioded nsv,0a wcSy
Thiss else from - ooiumra
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SEASONABLE GOODS

* UPERB French Merino Cloths.
- English do. do
Clrcassians,
Plain and Twilled Bombazetts
Real Goats Hair Camblets,
Worsted do.
Sup. Black Italian Florences,
Levanlines; Synchaws,
Satins Sarsnetts,
Black, Mazarine Blue and Mixed Silk Cam.
blets,
Broad and Narrow Bombazines,
81 Green Barrage,
Thread Laces, and Edgings,
do. lnsertings,
English Ginghams; Calicoes,
Linens; Linen Cambrcs,
Swiss, Null, and Cambria Muslins,
Furnitures; Cold Cambrcs,
Bobbins; Lawns Dimity,
Lustrings; Hosiery Gloves,
London Cloths and Cassimeres,
Flannels; Bookings,
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirt
ings,
Old Cloth Umbrellas Tickings, &c. &c.
Just received and for sale, by
BENZ. BUTMAN 81 co.
Worcester, Sept 90 6w39
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Printed and Published 6y
.. Ill. COTTON & CO..
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATIONS

u Price, 10 single subscribers ,,bo 80. ~
fapers at The Office or 6y Nal T1eo Douors "e a
DoUn 40 those toho receiUe them by Stage, Tsso
n9@qrs ana Itoenty,ve Cents Ttccnf, f1e Cents
so,m oe deducted 'chen the payment is made in I'D,
- advertisements, not erceed;no ,,.o,., ,;..o
published three ,oeeks for one biz, '' @nd c ssttes
yea 1,fee 'Oeehs longer for Fifty Cents. Larger
-a9 1,l Us IN the same PROPORTION.
~ ne ProPrietors 0fhis Paper triH hold Them
Seoe t responsible for error, in any Advertise
meNs' oeyo"d The sum charged for its insertion.
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NOTICE.

'ENo be sold, by order of the Supreme Judi
n cal Court, at Public Vendue, on the prem
ises, IN oakham, on WEDNESDAY, the I'm day
Ct November neat, at one of the clock. P. M,
an the REAL ESTATE of which Adm Bull
LARD, OF said Oakham, died possessed; con-
tanning about eighty-fve acres, all which is well
calculated for Moving, Tillage, and Pasturing,
Wlth good Buildings thereon standing, good
orchard, and Wood Lot. The above Real Es-
tate Is to be sold Cor the benefit of the heirs of
SAID Billiard liberal credit will be given on
the purchase, and possession given the first day
of April next.
HUBBARD WOODBURY., Guardian.
Barre, Sept Is, 1890 500
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

WN7ILL be sold at Auction, on SATURDAY,
Wv the 10th day Of Ott0ber inst, at ten
o'clock, A. M, on the premises, the PLEAS
ANT FALLS ESTATE, SO called, situated
in Wilkinsonville, in the County of Worcester.
This Estate contains a frst-rate WATER
PRIVILEGE, sufficient to operate 1000 spin
dies, with good and permanent Dam, founded
on rock; Machine Shop, Triphammer Shop,
and Coal House; two Dwelling Houses, and
between GO and 20 acres of excellent Land.
The Buildings and Dam are all in good order.
This site is one of the most delightful in the
country. 1t lies on the Blackstone River, with
the Canal running Immediately through the
premises, about mile from Milbury Village,
and from Worcester. To those who are ac-
quanted with the premises, any further de-
scription would be useless; and those who are
not acquainted with it are respectfully invited
to call and look for themselves
Also, on the same day, will be sold at the Ma
chine Shop, a number of TURNING, FLUT-
ING, and CUTTING ENGINES, and WOOD
LATHES.
u The conditions will be made known at
the time OF sale. JOHN WHIPPLE,
assignee Of Darid WikinSOn.
WilkinsonVille. Oct g.
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BUNDLE LATH.

EBATCH Il MOORE are determined to put
ia their Lath at prices that will prevent com
petition, and for that purpose, they now offer
No. at II cents, and No. 2 at 12k cents per
Bundle. BY comparing this Lath with the
Eastern, it will be found to be at least 90 per
cent cheaper; as regards other Lath, made in
this neighberhood. remark is unnecessary.
Wanted,-lD0 cords CHESTNUT LOGS.
They mast be sound, and not less than five
inches through, at the smallest end.
For further particulars apply to DANIEL
HAYWOOD, where the above named Lath is
for sale. Worcester, Oct g.
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GEORGE M. RICE.

"AVING taken the Store nearly opposite
III n the Blackstone Hotel, offers for sale
general assortment of
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,,
CONSISTING, IN PART, or
Blue, Black, Olive, and Mix'd Broad. Cloths
Cashmere of all colors
Red, Yellow, White, and Green Flannels,
Black and Mix'd Silk Camblets,
Black and Blue Black Italian Silk,
Black and Blue Black Gros dc Nap do,
Black French and India Levantine do,
A great variety of Changeable de-,
Satin of all kinds,
herino and Raw Silk Shawls,
Fancy Silk Handk is,
Thread and Bobinett Laces,
"a and ga Black and White Bobinett Laces,
A great supply Of Circassians,
ombazetts-Scotch and Tartan Plaids.
Worcester, Sept 90.
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NOTICE.

EN LII be sold at Auction, on WEDNESDAY,
w TIC I'm day Of Nouembcr neat, at one
o CLOCK, T. M, on the premises, the subscriber 5
f;4hM, situate one mile southeast from the
Meeting House in Grafton, on the road leading
from Worcester TO Providence, containing
ABOUT IoO acres of Land, well proportioned into
Moving, Pasturng, Tillage, and Wood Land
Buildings in the first-rate Of repair. The Farm
is all enclosed with stone wall. Conditions of
payment made easy.
JOHN BATCHELLER.
Grafton, Sept 80. 6w*
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10 the Hon. the County Com.

mssloners, for the County of Worcester to
De holden at Worcester, within and for the
county OF Worcester, on the second Tuesday
oiSeptember, 1880:
n NHE Ninth Massachusetts Turnpike Cor.
IA poration respectfully represents; That at
meeting OF the said Corporation, on the sixth
DAY OF September, A. D. 1880, the said Corpora
tlon voted to give up their franchise to that
part OF their turnpike road, which lays within
me County of Worcester, to wit Beginning
al the west line of the town of Douglas where
~ adJons the State Of Connecticut, Fl ON thence
through the towns of Douglas, Uxbridge, and
mendon, to the west line of the County Of Nor
ieik, and TO petition your Honors 10 discontinue
SAID turnpike road, said County, and to Law
out the same as County road and common
highway, with such alterations as may be ad-
judged expedient.
?, Therefore the said Corporation pray your
Honors' that such proceedings may be had in
the premises, as that the said turnpike road
may be discontinued, and the same laid out as
County road and common highway, with such
alterations therein as may be adjudged expedi-
ent. Bv their AGENT
BENJAMIN ADAMS.
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PEWS FOR SALE.

A NUMBER of Pews will be offered for sale
IA at Public Auction, in the Calvnist Soci-
ety's Meeting Hause, in this town, on MONDAY.
the 18Th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. Nj. Also, those
who may wish TO take Pews or a rent can be
accommodated by attending at said house at 2
o'clock, P. NJ, the day above named, and can
then have an opportunity of making their Sc
lection SAMUEL TAYLOR,
In behalf of the Trustees
Wore ester Oct g. 2w*
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FOR SALE.

A FARM, situated about one mile south of
IA the South Parish Meeting House in Brook
field, containing 80 acres of excellent Land
we'll fenced with Wall House, Barn, and 9TH
er out Buildings, all in good repair. The soil
is frst-rate, and the situation pleasant Price
very low For further information inquire of
the subscriber on the premises.
JOHN OlcLENATIAN
BrOokheId, Oct g.
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.NeaO ENGLAND Museum,
No. 76 Court. street, Boston.

No. 76 Court street, Boston.
YWNHIS elegant and very extensive establish
ment is constantly open for visitors, day
and evening. 1t fills thirteen halls and apart
ments, and contains much the largest collec.
ton of curiosi,ios in the United States. Dur
ing the present season, it has received many in,
teresting additions. Its immense variety will
CRAFTY the curiosity of every taste. Persons
from the country, visiting Boston, will find
themselves highly pleased by viewing it.
Admittance 25 cents.
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~ NEW GOODS.
GEO. M. RICE

F Opposite the Blackstone Hotel, IN
AS just received a prime asso. tment O
"a H. Fresh Goods:
English and French Merino Cloths,
Observation-Disclosures
Scotch, Tartan, and Camblet Paids,
English and Scotch Ginghams,
American, English, and Scotch Cacoes,
MerIno' IhIhet, and Raw Silk Shawls,
% White Bobinett Lace,
Lace Footings-Lace Edgings,
Ladies best Paris Kid Gloves,
Gent do. do. do. do.
do. do. Beaver do.
A great variety of Double Florence SILKS,
Black and Blue Black eros de Naples,
Black and Mixed Silk Camblet,
"a and S-4 Linen Damask,
Irish Linens,
Bandana and Flag Silk Handkerchiefs,
cotton do. do.
Gentlemen's Neck do.
Silk, Cotton, and Wersted Hosiery,
Cambrics and Cambria Muslins,
Furniture Patches-Colored Cambrics,
80 Bleachd Cotton,
81 do. do.
"A do. do.
Brown do.
Bed Tickings,
Blue, Black Olive. Green, and Mixed
BROAD-CLOTHS,
Cassmeres Of all colors,
Red, Yellow, White, and Green Flannes,
Russia Diaper and Crash,
Russia Sheeting, &c. &c
Warranted LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
-GROCERIES,-
Loaf and Brown Sugars,
Old and Young Hyson Tea,
Souchong do.
Coffee, Rice, Raisins, Figs,
Spices of all kinds,
N. Orleans and Havana Molasses, &c &c.
u Geo. NJ. Rice is Agent for VIM. B. Fox
& Co, Silk, Cotton and Woollen Dyers Wor
,ester Worcester Oct g.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-13
To the Honorable Commission

ers of Roads, within and for the County OF
Worcester:
WTOUR Petitioners humbly shew, that the
I'll present travelled road, leading from the
Ware Village, in the town of Ware in the
County of Hampshire, to Boston, is extremely
circutous, billy, and bad that better route
may be found for County road or public high
way more direct, less billy: and more commo-
dious for the public, and the distance consider
ably diminished egnning at the link, so call
ed, near Daniel Walkers towards the westerly
ne of the town of Rutland, in said County ;
thence northeasterly in the most convenient
route through Princeton and into Sterling, ter
minating at or near the Town House, in said
Sterling.
Wherefore your Petitioners pray the Honor
able Commissioners aforesaid, that new high
way or common road be laid out and made as
aforesaid for the public convenience and neces-
slty, and that such further proceedings may be
had in the premises as the public convenience
NAV REQUIRE AMORY HOLMAN. Cd,
and sixty five others.