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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07
FoR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

/ rVh THE MAbSACHUSETTS SPY.
The anniversary of our Independence was cele-
brated in this town on the 9Th inst The morning
was ushered in nv the yinono of belle ard neaI. ~
artillery AtJI O'Clock. a procession was formed
/ at Thomas's Coffee House under the direction of
the Chief Marshal, Mai. Gen. Nathan Heard. and
proceeded to the Rev. Mr. Abbott,s Meeting
House The performances at the Church were
such as to give satisfaction to all. Mr.. Bacon
Grafton was one which did him honor as scholar
and politician,
The procession, after the services in the Church.
returned and partook of a dinner served up in
Capt Thomas's best STYLE Rejoice Newton, Esq,
oficiated as President of the day, assisted by Otis
Corbett and Isaac Davis Esuuires as Vice Pres-
dents. =
The following are the regular Toasts
/ l. The day zoe ceIebrate-The last to be forgot
tea by freemen, the last to occupy a place in the
calender of tyrants
2. The Congress of I776-Whose moral courage
astonished the old world and gave life and energy
to the new.
) Washington, adams and Jeferson--The
sword, the tongue and the pen, of the great char
ter of American independence.
| 4. The surUiUing heroes of tie Rer0liGtion-They
have the gratitude of great nation but the price
OF Liberty cannot be measured by gold.
the agents of tyranny found every strait Thermo-
pyle, every freeman Leonidas.
b. Union Of the StGtes-Let madIaen calculate
its worth-be it our care to preserve aud enjoy its
blessings
=. me I.eSss gu Ms C'. s ~
NAV his administration SO terminate as to call forth
similar feelings of gratitude.
3. THE Cor. of The Coynnon,penlth-Th mr.
roht statesman and intellioent ;ur;st who has the
wisdom TO discern. and the 6tmness To nreserve
the hest interests of the State.
/ 9. TIE Commonwealth of Massach,lsetts-Tbe
guardian of Infant Liberty and the strong support
( of its manhood.
| 10. AgYiculttsre, Manufactures, and Commerce
three fold cord-destroy either of its parts and il
! becomes rope of sand-equalize their powers and
you convert it to a chain of gold.
+ IL. Our present Delegation in Congress--A
HosT-whose political wisdom has commanded the
admiration of their opponents and whose zeal and
integrity receive the appreciation of their constu-
! ents.
member OF congress from TINS distrlct rose and ad-
e snd co"ced nv orn ,b
| following sentiment
I AgricttLt,rists, Manufacturers, and Mechanics
Their ambition is not for political distinction but
for.the honor and prosperity of the nation-they
established the rights of free people and they
will maintain them.
! IL. Our MittiG-Thcy taught the veterans of
Wellington that the sultry climate of New Orleans
was uniavorable to longevity.
49, The Judiciary--A rock between the sea and
the land-may it ever check the encroachments of
unconstitutional storms
| voYuvrrrDS
by Isaac GOODWIN Esq OT remerd0e tcsr,aS,
man, LsGtGa lhomas tssq'-Wno hrst promuigatcI
the Declaration OF 70 the inhabitants
OF this vicinlty rom Inc chuTch ana tne press:
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07

CELEBRATIONS. The Anniversary of Nation
al independence was commemorated in this and
several of the adjoining towns in this County.
The only accounts of these celebrations which
were received in season for this paper are an
na ed
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Hard Wme, &c. at .Auction.

"ILL be sold at Public Auction, at the
w Hall of Mr.. Cyrus Stockwell, lnnhoIder
in Worcester, commencing TOMORROW
9th OF July, and to be continued till the whole
Stock Is disposed of, great variety of valua-
HARD WARE, CUTLERY GLASS
W.ARE, DRY GOODS, &c. &c.
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To the Hon. the County Com,

mlssoners for the County of Worcester.
ME subscribers respectfully represent,
IL that the present travelled road from Spen.
Ger to South Leicester, SO called, and Oxford.
in said County of Worcester, is very hilly and
circuitous, and that great saving of hills, and
distance in travel may be made by the location
of new County road, as follows: Beginning
at the County road leading from Sturbridge to
Worcester, near the house of Josiah Kingsbury,
in Leicester, and running in the best direc-
ton through the Valley, and terminating near
Caleb Walls mills, ia Leicester Where fore
your Petitioners request your Honors would
view, locate, and establish new County road,
OF common highway, on the above described
route. And as in duty bound win ever pray.
JAMES DRAPER,
and forty-eight others.
September 3, 1925
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Blackstone Canal Companv.

WNHE Stockholders in said Company are
IL hereby notified, that an adjourned meet.
ing thereof will be holden at the Office of the
Providence Washington Insurance Company,
in Providence, on WEpNEsDAY, the l4th inst,
at o'clock, z. NJ, at which meeting the expe-
diency of creating new shares in the capital
stock, for the purpose of obtaining funds to dis
charge the debts of the Corporation, will be
considered A general attendance is requested.
GEORGE CURTIS, See'rY.
Providence, July 2. 1890.
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proceed to cleanse the .4ngsan stable, by clear
lng your department at once of incumbents and
membranes. No wonder, sir, you want ten
new clerks, ten hundred could not restore
your department to order.
Some fifteen months since was informed Of
certain secret movements concerning this post
office, but could never learn their purport. |
heard nothing further, till the news that a
Minister Plenipotentary had been fitted out to
the Court OF st. Andrew, charged with the me-
gotlation OF this and other business of ynagni-
fHde, whs returned shortly after with neao
political coat, dyed in the WOOL" Jlood and
carnage color, of the fashion of the Vicar of
Bray,-also, that the Honorable Isaac-frst
comptroller of the New Hampshire Politics
and Post Office Department had been consult
eo--a man OF UOracity, somewhat carnivorous
and cannibal like-carrying his own " flesh in
his teeth" and seeking whom (else) he NAV
devour--who in pursuing his favorite game,
stepped oUer the lane of his duty, into old Mas.
sachusetts, (as prelude perhaps for carrying
the war into the enemy's terrItory')-giving
instructions first for storming the castle, then
for besleging the fort, but all to no purpose Gas
yet there appeared no object for change)-no
progress was made during long and dreary
winter. In the mean time Isaac, like the dog
In the water, in catching at shadow " dropped
the flesh from his teeth /"
The spring, however, opened with new prom
ise Just before tho Governor election re-
ceived the following letter -
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Worcester, SIS. At a meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the fourth
Tuesday of juno, A. d. 1880, by adjournment
from the third Tuesday of said June;
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered that no.
tIee be given to all persons and Corporations
interested therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at ID e house of --- Bemis, Innholder,
near tho Meeting House in Spencer, in said
County, on Tuesday, the seventeenth day of
Augu st next, at two Of the clock in the after
noon, by publishing an attested copy of said
Petition and of this Order thereon, in " The
Massachusetts, Spy" newspaper printed in
said Worcester, three weeks successfully, the
last publication to be fourteen days. at least,
before the said seventeenth day of August.
And it is further Ordered, that The Sheriff of
said County, his Deputy, serve the Town
Clerk of the town of Leicester, with an attest
ed copy of said Petition and Order, thirty days,
at least, and also post up an attested copy there
of, in two public places in said town Of Leices-
ter, fourteen days at least, before the said sew
enteenth day of August at which time and
place said Commissioners will proceed to view
the route set forth and described in said Petit
ton, and to hear all persons and corporations
interested therein who may then and there de-
sire TO be heard thereon.
Attest: WILLIAM JENNISON,
CLERK pro tsns.
copy Of the Petition and Order thereon.
Attest: WILLIAM JENNISON,
% Clerk pro tenn.
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Commissioners Notice.

NJ Commissioners Notice.
lV Office is hereby given, that the subscribe
ers have been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge
of Probate for the County of Worcester, Com
missioners to receive and examine the claims
Of the several creditors to tho Estate of
EPHRAIM EVELETH, late of Princeton, in
said County, deceased, represented insolvent,,
and six months from the twenty -thrd day of
June instant, are allowed the said creditors to
bring in and prove their claims, and that we
will attend to that service at Aaron Flowers
Inn, in Princeton, on the third Mondays in
September and December next, from one TO
seven clock, P. NJ, on each of said days.
JACOB w. WATSON.
JOHN WHITNEY.
Princeton, June 90, 1880 %
Worcester, IS. Probate Office, July :. 1850.
7othe Widoso and HRS Of BARSARn UPHAHs, iate
of Leicester in said County, deceased, and to oil
others concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
I'LL see it) at the Court of Probate TO Ne hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the Grst
Tuesday in August next, At ten the clock, bstorc
noon, TO show cause why License should not be-
granted to sell and convey so much Of the remain-
ing Real Estate ofsaid deceased as will raise Si40.
for the payment Of debts and charges; and you
will be heard thereon.
TI!EOptIs. WHEELER, Reg.
sy% Syorder Of the Hon. fudge,
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NOTICE.

STRAYED from tho subscribers pasture, in
- Phillipston, black two years old MARE
COLT, with whits spot on her forehead. II
any cao viii give information, or return the
said Colt, they will much obligo me, and shall
be fully compensated for their trouble.
SlLAS HALE, Jr.
Phllipston, July 2,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07
CHARLES MANNING.

OAA1A4N1A1AkC 1Vl IAN IN 11N0s
HAVING purchased the stock at Man.
m IL ning's Store of his brother, gives public
notice that the business will be conducted as
heretofore, under the care of his sister, ABIGAIL
A. MANNING. Lately received, Italian and Mar.
celline Silks, Adrianoples, Baticstes, Calicoes,
Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, &c; also, good
assortment of Ladies' and Children's Shoes.
G. M. by his residence in Boston, is enabled
to take constant advantage of the Auction Sales,
from which source additions 10 his stock will
be made every week.
Worcester, June 16 Gwis24
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LIME

Do CASKS "Harris" Smithfield Limo,
~ just received and fer sale, by
July I. ID. HAYWOOD.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07
SHOES.

"A hAFsGE addition to my stock of Shoes
IA- las been made within The last feac days :
algohg them are the oery fashionable Bronze
Sips, for Ladies; all of which will be sold lo,c.
DANIEL HAYWOOD.
Worcester Jnlv
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07
PRINTING INK

THE subscribers, having been appointed
~ Agents for the sale of Hastings's Ink, .
will supply Printers W lth it at the Boston pri.
Cos s. II. COTTON g. CO.
Worcester. 9TH mo. z. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-20

In presenting our friends with W. BAnros's Speech
in reply to Mr. BESros,w not at all afraid of firing
them They will find that the subject Of this rung-nt
address has been literally roasted Ills adversary one
of the most unsparng assaiIans ever heard Of and
this speech Of the most singular displays Of sena
torial oratory perhaps read
Mr.. BESros, it IS said, became frightened at the pre-.
par.tions Mr BAKroN making, and absented himself
during the delivery Of this speech. We certainly ad.
mire his discretion.
We should pity any other min, than the author Of
the East Room letter, who NIGH, happen to receive
such castigaton-but in his case We look upon the
punishment as merited.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-20
SALES AT AUCTION.

BY GEORGE WHITE.
cATURDAY MORNING, at II o'clock, A. n. [bs.
y ing regular Furniture Sale day,l will be sold ".
riety Of Household and Kitchen Furniture. consisting Of
sideboards, tables, chairs, beds
Settees, andirons, shovel and tongs
Soap in boxes. brown sugar in bbls
Holland gin in demijohns
Old whiskey in barrels. choice vinegar
Turkey oil stone, large cooking stove
Several new and second hand do
few barrels of shsd, warranted good
About dozen lasts
Boot trees forms and backs
cast iron mould baaris
or Sale Of Dry Goods in the evening, as usual.
feb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-20

u entertainments unasoida6iy omitted to-day, will
be attended to IN our next
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-20

The Senate has confirmed the nomination Of Gxonss
BnEsr as Collector Of the port of Arxsndria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-20

In Quantco, [detainedby the iee,l Feb'y 49, sclrs,
Caledonia Ellridse; Argonaut living ;liism, Barnea
schnr. Motion, Griswold; hence Ut New.York, 18th
instant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-20

Flour, (superiine) a 06 4
Oats o 80 Q 81
(Othcr articles as quoted in our last.]
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-18

ative Obscurity, holding the place of Grand
 Chamberlain io Louis IS, and thea 10 Charles X. to the very hour of his abdication. Tal- leyrand now represents Louis Philippe \. at the Court of London, wheEe the princes OG the House of Bourbon are banished and ex- fled.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-18

yesterday. an amiable fellow. citizen. who mas been some time in weak state. supposed Dy some in decline, committed suicide in the chamber of store in Wasbing,oD. street. Dy hanging himself. He was in essv circum- stances with an amiable family, and inc act IS atfributedto to alienation of mind. arising from his weakness. Utica Intei, ''''"e "''D
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-18

IRe SiGsRese Tscins.-The Liverpool Jour nal of September 25. gives the following notice of brutal assault on the Siamese Boys:-
 s' Yesterday evening person. in the dress of gentleman, committed most unprOvOks ed assault On these boys. in the exhibition room. Although thera was q crowd of vis-
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-18

The Bunker Hill Aurora, published at Charlcstown. Mass, states. that there are be- tween sixty and seventy families in that vI- cinity who contemplate removing soon to Ohio. Many others have lately gone.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-18

General Washingt Watertowu Re- gister says, it is fact, not generally known to Americans. that the father of his country held the office of Marshal of France. under Louis XVI. at the same time that he was per- forming here the duties of Lisute0ant General m the Revolutionary Army. He was created Marshal, to enable him to command Rocham- beau, who in rank was a very old Gsne-.i and could only he commanded by a Mrr.h.i of France. On picture presented |" h;"r by the Earl of Buehan, was written sT" Marshal General Washington"
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-18

The card factory of Mfr. William White more situated in West Cambridge, Mass. took fire On Thursday of last week, and w,th aIl the machinery and stock was destroyed.- The value of the property destroyedis estiua- ated at S30,0OO 1t was insured in Boston, to the amount Of Sl5,OOO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-18

A meeting of officers of militia Of the Western District. was invited to be held as Canandagua, N. Y. On the 10th inst. to cUn- slider the propriefy of Prtiti"ning Congress to change the present militia system fur on~ body of the community. The invitation tU meet was signed by five Major Generals, three Brigadier. Generals, and three Colonels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

EfhMAbE SEMINARY.--MR. x MRs CuRTIs
"a WIN resume the duties OF Leir Seminary the An
OF october, III The new and coninodious houss erected
skpressy Tor the purpose. Their late Journey 10 the
Norh has enabled them TO make large additions IN
heir philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, and ca
pecially 10 their MineraIogical Cabinet. They oGs,
10 young iedies a Seminary richly furnisbed, and =
course OF study az thorough aud extensive as NAV he
de'ied. The Mathematics, the Ancient end Modern
language Drawing, Painting. Sc. will be taught nv
aOIe AMI faithful instructors srd popular Lectures viii
pe d,hvered occasionally various branches Of phi
Deciei with the Seminary, may he admitted
bir. and Mss G. are prepared 10 accommodates G,o
Young ladies' witb boarding, washing aud lodging a,
'"s very low rate Of $3.50 per scholastic year.
~ - 42-1s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

r ENRY o. MIDDLETON. of Frederick.bury,
IA va, has undertaken to restore lands in virginia
The ORIGINAL owners. ina, have been sold for The di
rect tax Of the United States and State tax Al ,t,
which has been forfeited to the Literary Fund of Yir
gnia' Tor The ncn-pay men, OF taxes.
lie wii undertake Tor portion Of the land recover.
roy p" u preferred ny the propretors, viii take spu.
'a'ed or contingent compensation 10 be paid after The
performance OF engagements
fer-ons wishing his services, had better communi.
cafe early with him, al Fredercksbnrg Va (po,t paidl
as ne expects 10 set on, early this fall Tor the west
in e"ughues 70 receive agencies TO investigate and
identity Western ards by actual re-survey TO rent Or
tease out paysthe taxeH make saes and rechcr eyerv
other service necessary for the safe IN mag cement
thereof.
The continued extensive range OF riding, which hi,
eeasemeEts require West OF the ALE ghany mountains.
affords The opportunity other business which
Induces him to cffcr his services generally.
The settlement aud bonding old or ne w debts
ing, negotiating, aud all other business viii receive
prompt persond attention. As this advertisement solicit,
beyond his personal acquaintance he offers to
he following gentlemen:
Cooperation IF FTedericksburg Pa
John Metca!ie, John s. Wefoid,
WIN. j. Roberts, Fayeite Johnston
Reuben Thorne, Archibald H,r,
WIN. a. Kuox
:, Spoftsyrania County "a
George Hamilton, Wm. Bernard
samuel II stoFrow, Ca'Peper County Pa
.fibcmaiie County, Pa.
Doctor Mann Psge, John Rogers,
Hugh NrI,on.
Lewi' Stuart, Clerk OF Gresnbrer County, Va.
Robert Rves, Nelson County, Va
David Briggs, Richmond City Va.
ihomas D Taylor, Powbatan County, Va
~ w cambridge, Henry County, Va
nhdaha'n staples, Pa'rick Courthouse, Va.
ballard Smith, Greenbrer County, Va.
tPh +. Dainger6ed, Lewisburg, Va
chief Justice George Roberson, KY.
Hon Robi p. Letch,r, Ky.
Mark Richards, Philadelphia.
q, orgc Hebb, Baltimore.
las Wood, New York.
Doc'o' Thomas Ssmnes, Alexandria, ID. C..
Hrzekish Miller, Georgeiowb, ID c.
Oct. I. 40 u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

Il. epA REWARD.-Ranas'Sy from ihe subscIi
Up S91 bers a lew days ago, negro men--al of
wmch were u'chassd in Richmond in the course CT
The last weeks--and we have doubt hu, they are
now lurking ahsut the city-Eiam, alias Page i,w.
ney coonrtd fellow, remarkably Eentee and speaks
very quickly, with space between HE lore teerh-no
other marks reooecled, he is about feet 10 inches
in heigh;-was purchased OF Mr. Myers Of Richmond,
and is well known In the city Washington low sta.
ture--s'y feet iDehesno marks rec0llec,rd-- was
purch'scd OF Mr. Beverley Randolph OF Richmond and
II ain ro' n'taken, was adyetsed by that Gentleman
some weeks ago, aud minute description given oil
hin. Jacob--an uDronmoniy likely fellow, @ leet
inch high-was bought Of Dcct. Curtis. sevtn miles
from the city--aud s doubt in the neighbour.
hood OF the Doctors--no marks about him recollected
he very large and robust; end rather
ingly The above rsward II re given for their deiv-
efyither in Hentlco or the ciy Jailor dollars ri
ven Tor the delivery Of sither-or secured in ehe,
Jail RICHARD RUSSELL & 70
Sept. 81 4O-ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12
HARVESTING.

general rule as IL regards wheat and rye. is, that
the earlier each is harvested and before the grain has
become hard, the whittier will be the flour aud the
thinner the skin Of the grain but the whole weight
the product will be little les., than il the grain re
harvested later. Probably all that is gained by late
harvesting is an addition TO the skin of the grain
When severe blight rust has struck wheat or
rye should be cut Immediately, if the grain be
in milky state; and should lie The ground but 70
so close as 10 iure the heads until such time The
stocks have become dry aud the grain what har
denedThea ought TO he bound up and put in skock-
and carled in as soon as il ia sufficiently dryThe later
wheat and rye are cut, however, tbs easier il will
thresh; but at the time, there is greater waste
by the Smelling Of the grain, in harvesting aud carns
in. rIPcsfeyn Iufelligencey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12
" Muou yrr urMAiNs uxsrxc.n
GOOD Ou'r OE EVll.


IL observation Of Dryden that pors b.,,
fiction and the tho Glowig no vcrsos
from tn. Boston Daily Advertiser Tho lying fiction coa
uon prints about the intended
dueed this much good To- s. JI
sold iRONStDES.n
aye! pull her battered ensign dowu
Long has u waved On high.
Aud many heart has danced o SEQ
That banner in the sSy
beneath II rung the battle shout,
Ana bSrst the caunon's
The meteor of the can air
Shall sweep the clouds no more
Her deck, with heroes, llooJ
Who're kuel the vanquish'd
When winds were hurr, ing o. the Hood
Aud waves white below,
No moro shall feel no cunuuoror', tt,,l
Or know the conquered knee;
The harpes OF tho shore shall pluck
Tho oaslc Of the sea-.
oh better that her shattered hulk
Should sink beneath the wavo,
Her thundcrs shook the mighty deep
Aud there should be- her grave.
Nail TO the mast her holy nag,
Set every throadLaro sail,
And give her tn the god OF storms
Ibe llgbnlu. aud the gale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12
A GOOn COW

The Northampton Courier states that's COW, in that
town, owned by Dr. Barrett, has given milk and made
butter alter the following schedule: she has been milk
ed for the last fortnight, every eight hours and a, each
milking has yielded pailfnl measuring quarts,
the weight of the milk, averaging daily 40 12 pounds
making 80 lbs OF in If day- from one milking a'one
ooe pound and six ounces mede which will give
four pounds and two Of butter in one day from
one co" The butter was OF superior quality, and
sold for shilling per pourd while the nsual pric 9
in the Village has be n hnt ten Gems.