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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-12

REPRESENTATIVES. The only additional re-
turns of Representatives elected in this county
which have been received since our last, are the
following HardUick-Moses Allen. Prince
ton-Charles Russell. Petersham-Jos. Gal
lond, Josiah Wheeler Barre-Lyman Sibley.
!Milford-John ClaAin, ir., John L. Scanned
OT6rldge-Samuel Read, George Willard
IeT"ptetom-Ephraim Stone, Samuel Lee. .ath-
ot-samusl sweetser. ROyalston--St Stephen
Batcheller. Westminster--C Charles Hudson,
Cyrus Winship. Sturbridge-James Johnson
In Boston, five different tickets were run for
Representatives, but the whole National Re-
publican list of 60 was elected, with one excep-
ton, in which case there was no choice, leaving
vacancy to be filed
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

TENHE subscriber having made arrangements
IL with two Houses in each of the Cities of
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, for the
sale of Domestic Goods, and other Manufac-
lures, either at public or private sale, offers his
services to those who may have occasion for
Commission Merchant, guaranteeing to have
the business as faithfully done as it could be by
the owner
Having authority TO draw, and make cash ad
vances, he flatters himself that in many instan-
ces, with knowledge of the three markets, he
can make better sales than can in any other
way be effected
For further particulars, inquire of Messrs
RICE & MILLER.
HENRY K. NEwCoMB.
Worcester, May ~. 10
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LANDS FOR SALE.

HHE subscriber offers WTLD LANDS for
n SAFE, upon reasonable terms TO actual set
tiers, in the following towns, situate in the
Counties OF Caledonia, Essex, Orleans, Frank
I'm, and Addison, in the north part of the State
OF Vermont, viz: Waterford, Kirby, Groion,
Walden, Concord, Brunswick, Wenlock. Lewis,
Charleston, Barton, Bloomington, Newport.
Troy, Hydepark, and Kingston
.4tso, in tract of Land called Avery's Gore,
containing about 10000 acres, situate between
the towns Of Montgomery and Belyidere which
will be sold low, and on liberal terms Of payment
to early settlers.
Also, in another tract of Land called Knights
Gore, situate between the towns of Enosburg
and Bakersfield.
Also, or valuable FARMS for sale in the
north part of the town of Troy, with good Build
ings and improvements thereon. This town is
settling fast, and may be safely recommended
as body of excellent Land, well worthy the
attention of settlers.
W For terms and further particulars, apply
TO the following agents in the respective towns:
SYLvANUs HEMINewAY, Esq t, Waterford, Gale
donna County; LEONARD HARRINeTok, Esq,
Kirby, Caledonia Co. JOHN w. CHANDLER,
Esq, (of Peacham,) Groton, Caledonia Co.
THOMAS w. VINCENT, Esq, P. M, Walden. Cal
edonia Co JAMES MORSE, Esq. Concord, Es-
sex CO.. WILLIAM MARSHALL. Esq, P. M, (of
Brunswick,) Brunswick, Wenluck, and Lewis,
Essex Co; JoTHAm CUMMINGS, Esq (of Nor
GAM Charleston, Orleans Co; JOHN KENDALL,
Esq, Barton, Orleans Co. JOSEPH ROBINSON,
Esq, Bloomington, Orleans Co. i; SAMUEL ii.
HovEY, Esq, (of Troy.) Newport and Troy,
Orleans CO.; NATHANIEL P. SAWYER, Esq,
Hydepark, Orleans Co.; Isaac PARKER, Esq,
Kingston. Addison Co. JOHN L. CLAPP, Esq,
P. NJ, (of Montgomery Avery's Gore, Frank
lin Co.; SILAs B. HAzELTINE, Esq, (of Ba.
kers6eld,) Knights Gore, Franklin Co
GEORGE ATKINSON.
Bellows Falls, Rockingham, (Vt)}
May |, 1890. 6wI9 (
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Ac0den2u an DudIeV.

FHyHIS Institution is now under the super
Ill intendence of Mr. SANFORD LAwToN,
who has taken the charge of it upon his own
responsibility. The building, which is a spa
cious one, has been neatly fitted up for the ac-
commodation of large number of boarders.
An accomplished and highly respectable Lady
has been employed to take charge Of the board
ing department, who is in all respects well
qualified. The Preeeptor and his wife will
board with the family, and have the entire SUI
pervision of the students. Those who may be
disposed to patronize the School, by sending
their sons or daughters, may be assured that
the strictest attention will be paidto their NOR
ais and manners, and that no pains will be
spared to facilitate their progress in intellec-
tnal improvement Terms of tuition: For
those pursuing the Languages, $4, 33,--for
those attending to English studies, 1888
Price of Board in the family with the Precep-
tor, including washing, ST. so.
~ The next term viii commence on the
third Wednesday of June
SANFORD LAYTON, Preceptor.
Dudley, MAY ~
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Westminster .Academu.

"A CONVENIENT Building has been erect
IA ed for this Institution, which is pleasantly
situated, and commands delightful prospect
1t IS on the Great Northern Route from Boston
to Albany, through Brattleborough, and on the
Road from Keene to Providence, through Wor-
cester- The School will be opened on MoNDAY,
the I'm instant, under the instruction of Mr..
FRANKLIN JONES, graduate from Amherst Col
lege. HIS experience and high reputation as
teacher, it is hoped, will secure for this infant
institutional liberal share of public patronage.
No pains will be spared to place this on an
equality with the most approved Academies in
the country A set of Globes, and other neces-
sary apparatus will be furnished for the schol-
ars, who will receive instruction in all the vari-
GUS branches usually taught in similar Schools
A teacher of the French Language will be pro-
cured, and a distinct Female Department com
menced, whenever there shall be a sufficient
number of scholars to warrant the expense
Particular attention will be paid to their moral
and religious instruction, and general deport-
ment. course of Biblical Lectures will be
delivered for their benefit and occasional Lee
lures on the various branches of Science, to
which they may attend
Tuition will be So per quarter, TO which
small addition will be made for those advanced
in the Languages Board may be had in re-
spectacle families for from ST. to $3.50 per
week Cyrus MANN In behalf of
FLAvEL CUTTING, { the Propriet0rs.
Westminster, Mavl2
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS. &c.

IN CASES Carb. Magnesia,
~ IS jars Carb. Ammoniac,
5 casks Carb. Soda,
cases Gum Opium,
20 bbls. Castor Oil.
90 cases Refined Borax,
5000 lbs. Refined Camphor,
10000 lbs. Refined Salt inter,
cases Turkey Rhei,
10 TASKS Quicksilver,
40 bbls. EPSON Salts,
100 OF. SuIph. Quinine,
500 lbs. CalomeI,
600 lbs. Pulv. Tartaric Acid,
500 lbs. Pulv. Sup. Carb Soda,
400 lbs. Tartar Emetic,
$50 lbs. Prussate Potash,
300 lbs. Pulv. Rochelle Salts,
so bbls. Achohol,
10 cannisters Oil Anise,
80 do. do. Almonds,
6 do. do. Cloves,
8 do. do. Worfnwood,
5 do do. Wintergreen,
5 bales English Valerian,
200 groce American Phials,
rs do. English do.
With an extensive assortment of DRUGS,
DYE STUFFS, and PAINTS, o. at unusu-
ally low prices. For sale by
DELANO & WHITNEY,
Nos 10 & 20 South Market-street.
Boston, Nav 10 3m
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HARD WARE.
TIMOTHY J. ROBERTS.

No. 5 Union-street, BosToN,
HAS received by the late arrivals from
ID IL England, complete assortment of
HARD WARE and CUTLERY,
consisting of Knives and Forks; Pen, Pocket,
and two-blade Knives; Scissors and Razors !;
Cams Cast and German Steel Chisels and
Gouges; Single & Double Plane Irons; Com
mode Knobs Bed Screws; Bed Caps; Brass
Socket and Iron Plate Casters Back Flap and
Table Hinges; 4-key d Till Locks Clout Nails;
Gun Locks; Steel Gun Mounting; Gun Ribs !;
Powder Flasks; Single and Double Shot Belts !;
Bullet Moulds Flints, &c &c.
.Aso,-Muskets and Rifles, Powder and Shot,
Percussion Caps, Cut and Wrought Nails, Sheet
Lead, Shovels and Spades, Brass Fire Sets,
DC. &c. 4w Boston, MAY ~
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FRESH GOODS.
10 FOR C.ASH O.NLY !

% FOR CASH ONLY IN
ME subscriber has Just received large
IN supply of ELEGANT DRY GOODS,
from Auction:
AMONG WHICH ARE
OSCARLNES, a new and fashionable article
for Ladies' Dresses,
ChangeabIe Silks,
lSSM,idRiNES, an entire nsW article,
Calicoes, great variety,
Swiss and Cambria MusIins,
Elegant Garniture Ribbons,
Navarinoes, Gerry cheap,
English and French Ginghams,
I.ustrings and Levantines,
Fancy Handkerchefs, &c. &c.
Ceases French Fancy Baskets, at reduced prices
Shrewsbury, May ~ N BALDWIN.
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1t is truly gratifying TO find that, even in the
corrupting atmosphere of Washington, there is
a sufficient respect to moral purity remaining
in the Senate, TO avert the pollution which
would be brought upon the country by the APP
pointment to office of Lee, Hill, and others
whom Gen. Jackson has nominated If in the
fu!fment of his personal obligations to these
men, the General should now choose to ap-
point Hill, Deputy Post Master General, as
many suppose he will, and Lee to some other
Office where the concurrence of the Senate is
not required, the act will be his own, and the
people and their representatives will be free
from the intamy ofit
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.AnOther Tom .jNeetiaa0.

A T the Town Hall, on THURSDAY, The 2OA
IA instant at O'Clock, P. M, to act on the
following articles:
L. To choose Moderator to preside in said
meeting
g To hear the Report of the Seleetmen on
the subject of the revision of the Jury Box and
confirm the list prepared by them, or make such
alterations therein as they may deem expedent
3. To see if the Town will pass any By Laws,
or form any regulations respecting the duties
and compensation Of the Sexton in relation to
the burial of the dead; or adopt any other
measures pertaining to the foregoing subject
which they may consider just and proper.
A. To see if the Town win make such en-
largement of the Engine House on the Com
mon as to accommodate the members of Engine
Company No. a, and prevent the apparatus be-
longing thereto from going into state of dap-
idation; and raise a sum of money sufficient to
defray the expenses of making this improve
ment, if adopted.
BY order of the Seectmen
SAMUEL WARD, Constable.
Worcester, Nav ~
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In Town Meeting, at Barre, on the 5th inst
II was unanimously voted to dispense with the
use OF mourning apparel Communicated.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-12

U For the convenience of parents in the
Center School District, we are requested to
state that the care of visiting and examining
the Schools, for the ensuing six months, has
been assigned, by the Board of Overseers,
among themselves as follows: North Infant
School, to Rev. Mr.. Going and l. Washburn ;
South Infant School, to o. Corbett and P. God.
dard; South Primary School, to l. Davis and
J. M. Earle; Center Primary School, to A. D.
Foster and N. Heard Boys School, to Rev.
Mr. Miller and J. S. Butler; Second Female
School, to Rev. Mr.. Abbot and J. M. Earle ;
High School, to Rev, Mr.. Hill and o. Corbett.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-12

The Rev. Lot Jones will be instituted Rector
oil Christ Church, Clappville, on the Sd of June
next COnlmunicoted
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II Meeting House for Sale.

NO be sold at Public Auction, on the prem.
IL ises, on SATURDAY, the 29th day of May
instant, at two o'clock, P. NJ, the Old Meeting
House, belonging to the Second Parish in Wor-
cester, standing on the easterly side of Sum-
mer street, together with the Lot belonging 10
the same. Sale TO be positive, and terms of
payment liberal
SAMUEL WARD, } assessors of
ISAAC GOODWIN, >the Cd Parish
ALPHEUs MERRIF1ELD, IN Worcester.
Worcester, May H.
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, MAY 4. IssO
TO the Heirs Of EUNIcE DAVIS, deceased late Of
Holden, in said County, rife Of Edmund Dov,;,
of said Holden and 10 ali others concerned n de
Estate of said deceased, GRIET1xs
VOU are hereby cited to appear If vou
IL see 6t) at the Court OF Probate 10 be loId
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the LIST Tues.
Tuesday in June next, at nine of the clock. be-
fore noon, TO show cause why an Instrument
which purports to be the last Will and Tesla.
ment OF said Eunice Davis deceased, should moi he.
approved; anG you will be heard thereon.
$40 NATH'L. PAINE, y. Prob.
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At the recent Town Meeting in Leicester il
was voted, that the Seectmen be requested to
oppose tho licensing Of any perssn as a retailer
of spiriiuous liquors within said town.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, May 8, 1850.
To the WidoiO and Heirs of LEMuxr Dlv,s Eso..
late Of Holden, in said Coasnsv, deceased. and
to all others concerned in tte Estate Of said deceased
CnEErfNe.
VOU are hereby cited TO appear (if ysu
-M see fit) at the Court Of Probate to be holden
At Worcester, in said County, on The day after
the first Tuesday in June next At ten Of the clock,
before noon, to show cause why the Accounts OF
the Administration OF said Estate. and the Adj
illustrators demands as creditor, should not b
allowed; and Won will be heard thereon.
10 NATHI. PAINE, y. Prsks
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, May 4. 1880.
To the Widoic, Creditors, and Heirs Of Jonx
PUTNAM, late Of Sutton, in said County,
deceased and to all Others concerned IN 1e Etote ~
said eceased, GRERTINe
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if vou
IL see fit) at the Court of Probate to be hodt
at Worcester, in said County, on the hrst Tuea.
day in June next at ten Of the clock before noon.
to show cause why the Accounts OF the Adminis.
tration, and the demand Of the Administrator a
a creditor, should not be allowed and the Estate.
laiter ueaueting the charges, taxes. 6c.) dccreed
TO the creditors whose claims have been allowed
and reported; and you will be heard thereon.
Us NATH'L- PAINE, J. Prob.
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~ Probate Court in Lancaster on Tuesday
next, May 10 in Templeton, Thursday, May
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HARK YET

TENHE subscriber again calls upon all those
I'll indebted to him for Newspapers in the
towns OF Leicester, Spencer, North Brookfield,
hard"ick, Oakham, &C., 10 make payment
without further delay. All those who pay what
is due soon will save trouble to themselves and
the subscriber Bills are made out and can be
found at the places where the papers are left.
May ~. DENNY S. MOVES
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The SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURT is now sit
ting for the fifth week of its present term in
this town. It is expected that it will close this
week, although ii is feared that few cases will
remain undisposed Of
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NATH'L. PAINE. J. PROD.

tt1S. OHEkTlNG.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
II see iD at the Court Of Probate to be koIden
at Worcester, in said County on the first Toes
day in June next, at ten Of the clock. before
noon. TO show cause why the Instrument which
purports 10 be the last viii and Testament IF
SAID deceased should not be approved; and YOU
will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Req.
i9* BY order of the Hon. Jnflge.
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, May II, 1880.
To the Creditors and Heirs Of WILLIAM CARY, late
Shrewsbury, in said County, deceased, and 10 all
others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17

cievcrpess. HOLLAND and Lansaowne Houses. This
Will be grea, generalship; and the occasion really
seems to have been provld ntiey him; and that
his old friend Luck, meons To stuck TO him to the last
am SIR, your most obcdient servant,
WILLIAM COBBETT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-17


We have been politely favored by Gentleman of
this city with the following of letter from
his friend at Cheraw, dated Sept. 81, 1905
"DEAR SIR.-The citizens of Cheraw not
little surprised at seeing the letter published in the
.Nercury. Political matters, in consequences of The
pressure of agricultural pursuits, are, perhaps, less
mooted here than in many other parts of the State.
But take the body of the people, and have no hes
ita' ION III believing that not more than in five,
might say ten, favo. of Notification; more
may be in favor of Convention; for many believe
that the calling of Convention will be the eff
fectua means Of putting 10 rest the Earring elements
of political strife; and that Modification does not
necessarily follow Convention. If the question,
however. We're tested by vote. my confident opn-
ion is, that the able, quiet citizens, who are
opposed to both. would prevail by an overwhem-
ing majority. The feelings of the country can.
think, be fully well described nv relating an anec-
dote. An old gent icman who had some experience
IN the difficulties and trials of the Revolution, asked
few days ago. ''what was intended by Convention"
He was told it ''to make rich and happy; to
make goods cheap; and to keep Congress in its
place.. He replied cooly, but deliberately and feel
ngly, elf these takers knew little better what IL
berty cost, and how much suffered during the
Revolution they would not nov try so faolishIy to
destroy it." "But," continued he, sit SO happens
that many good men have prodIgal sons, who will
SQuander their estate"
know that very respectable portion of this
community sickened ut the political aspertes in
some other portion of the State. Writers appear to
be IN passion; and what Is done in passion is
| have learned that families who had been long init
mate, have, in consequence of the political excite
ment. declined visiting. Ifths be true. it is alarm
ing. No one here is so interested in the matter as
to go so far. am decidedly of opinion that our
Adopted Citizen" was mistaken in the state Of par
ties here.
In all emergencies, will be found who have
the courage to act right. The raj courage of
Col Drayton, displayed at the late Charleston din
ner, is in the highest degree prasewortby. Weare
not only we'll satisfied of his honesty and pure dis
interested patriotism, but of the of his
views expressed in his speech / have not heard
three men speak Of il but the highest terms of
commentator.
Tile late .4ntoeyp nnatch.-The pigeons, ITO in
number. to be lie, fly on Sunday in London were not
despatched till the next day at three quarters past
eight in the morning, with pretty strong WSW
breeze. AT 8 minutes past the gold medal was
gained; the second arrived 80 seconds later %
minutes past Q, had arrived, and all the prizes
In number, were gnined by 5 o'clock, when the 9th
arrived 80 hers had reached home before a ybreok
the next morning. Thus The swifest pigeons flew
to Antwerp in Eve hours and balf-the distance in
straight line is GO common leagues.-Eng. pa
per
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1'E Subscribers beg leave inform their the pub
lie that they have connected themselves in under the
urn OF ShCpperSon Ratcli8e Cannon and will transact
the Grocery and Commission business receay oc
eupied by Messrs c. 81 G Clarke Store four
do5rs above Uessrs. Lewis Webb e. CO.
ELISHA STEPHENSON
JAMES r. RATCLIFFE.
HENRY CANNON
p s. Particular attention viii be paid goods and pro-
drce ntIusted 10 our care 5. r. &, G..
I6-6td
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II interests Thos Dire ssgrca,e FOR d,c psasny of all

liar interests Thos Dire ssgcsate sor ue psasry Of all Is
TsSo oay o.es article Of the tariff (ron for araplo
is protection pervedng iSo
IT, If stood alone The states OF pcnnsyvana
jersey yok aud Kentucky which are most concerned
encouraged the production OF this article
IN consequence adoption Of sc,,sal principle which
ohe interests IN other parts OF the Union
saagem which has been adopted by the foos of the
system destroy requires exercise of vigilance
and fmncss to proven, the accomplishment Of the object
They have resolved divide and conquer the friends OF the
system should the Revolutionary motto OF Our aroes
tiers, "Uucd stand divided we a They should alloy
alteration in part of the system as now exists winch
did wondering efcacos the system of protect
ing which the whole founded Every one shoald reflect.
that equal to have particular interest which ne rs
desrous should be sercd in his of the country procc
ted against foreign competion without his beng willing TO
extend the principle to other interests deserving protection
o,har parts of the Union
the reducing duty 90 noaEses
and revving the drawback on the corporation of spirits dis
titled from noasses attack the loss alarming
than another which made during of Con-
sress, kindred system.
If thing could considered settled under the present
Constitution OF Government, had supposed that was its
authority to construct such internal improvements as NAV DO
deemed by Congress necessary and into effect
me power granted TO- For near twenty five years the pow
has been asserted by the For
the last bfeen has been often con,rovered Congress
out 1t las been invariably maintained i'll that body by repeated
decisons pronounced after full and elaborate debate and at
intervals OF time Implying the greatest deberao Numef
Gus laws attest the OF the and no ess ina
twenty odd laws have been passed relation single work
TINS power necessary to all parts of the Union is nspensa
part of the benefit of regular disbursement OF 'be vast
ofhe States recoiec, perfectly we'll that at the last
=
Virginia. tue principal champion against observed 10 the,
thai affirmed OR hemPhVs survey
billy should consider the question settled And was Affirm
ed.
Ye, told that this power 10 longer be exercised
without amendment Of the Constitution. On the OCCASION
IN South Carolina which have already adveed, it was SAID
tariff and internal improvements intimately con
uected and that the death blow which IL hoped the one
had received, will finally destroy the other concur IN the
opinion that they Intimately not indissouby uneo
connected together with tho fraudulent intent which has
imputed but by their nature by the tendency OF each to
objects of the other, and OF both augment the
sum of rational prosperity
j TO CONTINUED.