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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-28
NATH,I. PAINE. j. Prah.

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, April "a. 1880
I9the Widow and HEIRS Of REUBEN NswToN.
idte 81 scarborough, in said County, deceased.
ana to all others concerned in Tie Estate of said
deceased, GRxErIMa.
! VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
u. see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in June next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why License should not be
granted to sell and convey so much of the Real
Estate of said deceased as will raise 1880 .OO. for
the payment of the deceased debts and charges
and you will be heard thereon.
II NATHI PAINE ID
Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April IL. 1850.
TO the WIDOW AID Heirs Of CHARLES NJ. PENSr.
MAN late Of Milford, IN said County, deceased, and
to all others concerned In the Estate Of said deceased
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see fly at the Court Of Probate TO be holden
at Mendon, in said County on the fourth Tues.
day In May next, at nine OF the clock before noon,
TO show cause why the Accounts Of the Admins
tration OF said Estate should not be allowed; aud
the balance Of property CATER dedacting the last
charges, taxes, Re- deoreed 10 the creditors whose
claims have been allowed; and you will be heard
thereon.
! l7* NATH'L. PAINE, " PRED.
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The SUPREME JUDICIAL CoURr continues il
session in this town. We understand it is ex
pected to sit another week.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April II, 1850.
TO the Creditors and Heirs Of WxRnEN FuLruM.
late Of Fitchburg, IN said County, deceased, and to-
GRKHTr
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" Probate Court in Worcester on Tuesday
next.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-10

Frooi The ". u Journal IF Commerce.
FROM CAMPEACHY.-1he brig Lincoln,
Capt. Dnkup, arrived here on Saturday, in 80 days
froIo Campcachy.
Captain IL reports, that every thing is at present
"a quiet in that qusrtcr military government con
make It, The Assembly at Becal, on the 4th April,
composed of nominal representatives of the people,
declared lucatan independent, until such time as
the National Government shall adopt the central
system oi organiza' ion, distinction from the cder-
alive lCapt Il. remarks that what seems to be
understood hero by central government, is n gov
eminent IN which the civil power is vested M the
hlitary.] The supreme military chief of Yucatan
was made Brisad'cr General by the Assembly, aud
a coanci Of seven persons appointed To assist
him in the administration of the government No
news had hscn received from the Mexican Gu pit al
since the separation; bat the resolution of the Su-
prone Government the subject, hourly expect
ed. There was public rejoicing ut Campeuchy on
the ID Of May. III consequence Of the separation; but
many were OF opinion there was trouble ahead. -
They were increasing the Notifications ostcnsiby to
resist the SPaniards, but in reality, Capt Ii. thinks
TO defend themselves from the attacks Of the Next
cans. a blockade, at least is expected by the peo
pie.
| Tobasco is in worse state than ever. There was
arevolu'ion in tire capital of that province OIL the
28h April, the troops having been gained the
insurgent party by fair promises The Commandan,
General, acting Governor and others in authority
were imprisoned, together with oil the Foreigners
who nre principally Americans.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-10

BY w u whi,shsad-t Henry Ciay-A sar 10 the West, by
whose rsseendsn ooeaee The nation the ssh road 10
Nv elliott whssssdour election laws, properly cons.rrc
.ss . &c cs s: s' g, .s @
somcwhat indebted 10 the Hair Splitter from the Orange
BY Corbel Dve.,ed of the trick ariace Of pomp;
fee from tho dehasement of rvy and adulation; the free
tcir election and tina, rhos Newton, their old repre-
sentative tr ehoce, and that tho Cammes Of Elcc'ious
BY ~ Beansn-Honor gratitude Spencer Dodridge,
Pierce Test and aylo aud the host who supported them in
bv King -Thor,as Newton the old friend and
Of his conymay the old horse rode down by the
By J. Il GodwnThs frsemen Of This Congregational Dis
ucc Not less than conscious OF their r9h's-They
VIII at their mex. election Cock to the polls and ave"se the vic
Bv David Duke-rhe lunourabic Thos Newton Tho dis
his he remembered long venerable Compression
el body shall continue meet.
| BY MIR Merit Brgss-tlcnry Clay the viIuous patriot,
tho enlightened may he tho 4h Of March, 1885,
he placed on The highest pinnacle of honour TO which eeen
By + d. Charton-The Pcss-The guardian of hap
Pness the sentinel of rshmay liberty 10 always its OBJ
BY z. Powcl-Tho,nas Newton, distinguished guest
tho faithful representative Of tho people, tho firm defender Of
bis coun,ys rights the arden, advocate her improve
By >. Nottingham Henry Clay the champion of poli,.
e. and religious liberty in creates, trials he has evince
that sterling worth, ,ha, characteristic Of patriot
statesman he be rewarded with the highcs,
\ the gih Of the American people
BY guest-Andrew Jackson President OF the u States
political musician; he produces harmony and
half dozen 'lsoordant materials Mona chs ia.
COLLINS. Fedcralsts and Democrats, Bur,es rnd Terum
Guilds &C.
By Bu,er-nay Burn Ere ,ha, has been KEEP, con
cealed in tho heart Of the old doay Hickory long
since made its appearance the State of South Crrona
quickly exngushed nv Engines Of Union and may all
the old burning hickory pucked up and branch
cast in the river Of Lethe and the holes filed up Clay
By A. Ais,er-t;eorge Loyal-He holds his sea, in Con.
against the sovereign Will of tho people Of the vr
gna Congressional Districts they will their election
hur' him with indignation from his III gotten power
BY Guest-The House oi Representatives Of the u S.
When the Servants Of the people for the nhaowed purposes
OF party the cs from his
olae their duty and become the instead OF being
Servants OF tho people
nv r. H Soal.aI-old Hickory-worn eaten and wind.
shaScnmsy the popular Breeze PROSTATE il to the
ground and bury deep beneath the Rich Clay Of Kentucky
BY James Godwin.-1homas Newton Our abe and faith
J"i Representative Though the murerous hand of envy
and persecution have darPcd his all shall ul
matey rebound tn his good and work for Linn
exceeding and eternal weigh, of glory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-10
Law. Medical. DC.

A TREATISE on the equity and Jurisdiction Of the
"A High Court OF Chsncery, by George Jeremy
Esq Of Lincoln's Inn Barrister at Law
Kent's Commentaries, vol. 18th
Gregory's Theory and Practice Of Physic, mproy.
ed by Dr. Peixotte, Editor of the ". Y. Medical and
Physical Journal &c. &c.
Captain Hall IN America, by an American
Encyclopedia Americana, vol. Sd
Nos. and @. January and February, Mechanics
Magnzne-receivcd al NASHS bookstore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-10
RtcDtet etsU EWbt0,


Hard 10 Picass-The Columbia Telescope is de-
iermned not TO be pleased. The reduction of the
duty OF salt moasscs, tea and coffee, should il
says have been opposed by the Sou H. tina, the sys-
TEN might b. kept odIous possible to the Tariff
ties Themselves" We presume that the despcradoes
who were willing to seek am 'ndsd fortunes in Revo
luton, in the reductions alluded to- the probable
overthrow Of their patriotic hopes and the restoration
of quiet to the minds Of the Southern people
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-10

Forboro', and not Boxboro deserves the credit of
the famous Dunstable siraws. which stole srch n
march upon the world of fashion his spring. While
supposed to be English bonncts, they sold Sl5 and
cost but ?. They now sell at and dollars piece.
Foxboro is famous for the manufacture of straw bon
nets 1t is said that from 80 100 900 dollars wort
are annually sent from thence to the South alone.
Mass JoUR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-10

Some years ago noted Of the Poowaomis tribe
presented himself to the Indian station Chicago of tile
CHEF men Of his village, observing, with the customary smp
CITY OF the Indians that no good man, aud good
friend TO the Americans and concluding with request Tor
dram Of whIskey The agent replied, that was his
practice 70 good mcntha good asked fo whskey
and drank when voluntarily offered That IL was
bad Indians only who demanded whisky "Thenr replied
the IndianqUIckly ~ broken Eueish, d-n rascal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-10

Among the excavations now making ut Rome, wa.
lately discovered the tomb Of wrestler or psncrati
asst, who had gained prize at the games, with par
aphernalla OF his art, in good preservation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-10

On Thursday last 226 shares United S,o,es, Bont
Stock were sold in New York at $3.50. '' D"N
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-20

The subscriber would inform his friends and
the public in general, that he has received
a new supply Of BOOKS, which added to his
former stock makes his assortment complete.
Among which are
Emerson's north american arithmetic, first part
Smiths practical arithmetic, on new plan in
which menlal arithmeticis is combined with
out the use OF states
Rothland novel in 8 vols
PenOwen do Pirate d.
George Barnwell .Antiquary
The Ring Common Prayer Books
Childrens Books, Toys. &c.
.dlso-an assortment Of States, together with
a variety Of School Books usually found in o
Book Store.
ur HE still continues tho BOOK BINDING
in all its variety at his old stand.
NATHANIEL CHURCH, JR.
Bristol, 1880
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March 20.
DR.. RELIES

no. BOTANICAL DROPS.
SRS ooe of the most efficacous compounds
! in the Materia .Mediea. for the euro OF
that class OF inv sterate Diseases, produced by
an impure state VI to the blood. and vniatci
habit of body, and usually exhibiting themselves
in the ferns Of Scrofmia. Salt Rhedm, Leb-
rosv, 81 anthony's Fire, Fever Sores, (evea
when the bones are afiected,) Whne Siceiifnys
(if applied with DR. Jebb's Lnement,) Foul and
Obstinate Ulcers Sore Eyes, Schldhded in
children, Scuruy and ,Scorbntic Gout, Ptn,p-
led or Carbuncied Faces. fostering Erupt
ions, and Vernal Idints throughout the body
in which last case the Drops often cure when
Mercury fails They are also the best Spring
and .autumnal Physic to purify and cleanse
the system from humors which Frequently np.
pear at these season Of the yyar. They also
and the process Of digestion, and, by purifying
the blood, prevent the sec. ct on Of nal gnam
humors on he lvngs. The proprietor conild Mt
ly lreies upon the vas, number OF surprising
cures effected by these Drops. not only in Bos-
ton and its vicinity, but throughout the Union
for the hest proof Of their excellence as an un-
faiag .4lteratiue Medicine, in ali the cases
bove specified. This article has recently be
by physician Of the first lrespccIa
bty, who had witnessed It's surprising efficacy,
RS entitled. in his opinion, TO take tlro iead of
all the popular articles knowa for the above
complaints, aud indeed il is fast gaining this
point in public estimation, throughout the coun.
try. Price 81 a Bottle, or Sis Bottles for
"a.
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For fhs star.


Ma HANDALLs ~.
Iattepded, by invitation, on Tues-
day evening last, the anniversary meet
ing Of the "Soical Club"of young men
recently formed in this town, and !
am unable to express to yeu the graf
iiicalion felt. while listening to the
very excellent address. delivered on
the occasion, by Mr.. Alfred Bssworth'
a member Of the society, His language
was chss,e and eloquent, and the SEN
timcnts were such ss did honor ia
his head and heart |; and both the Ian
gusge and sentiments gave evidence oi
scientific attainments, far in advance OF
the years and oppo tunities Of the spea
ker,
This society has been in ope' alton
about year. II consisis Of young
men, associate together for the pur-
pose Of impr owing their minds !" use
ful knowledgc.b the discussion ofsuch
natural, political. and moral questions,
as may be Offered for their considera.
aion. They are regularly organized {;
having a President, Vice President.
Treasurer. Secretary. and other ncces
sary officers /; and are governed by a
code Of .bye-laws, formed by Them
selves, and well calculated to furtf Ct
the objects Of the association. They
have also a small but well chosen H.
brary.
1t il confidently hoped that the ben
efits 10 be derived from associations
for such lau,lable purposes, especially
among our young men, will be duly ap
preciated by an enlightened public ;
and that. consequently, their aid and
countenance will no: be withheld from
this society. The writer Of this. be.
ing aware Of the Importance OF its ob-
,iects, will at all times, so far as his
humble sphere of life will permit his
influence to extend. 'chee,fully exert
the same to encourage and sustain il.
A CITIZEN.
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In Bristol, On Thursday morning la,t, Miss
Elizabeth Pesrce, daughter Of Capt VII
liam Pearce, 3D., aged .Isyears. She pos
ssssed in an eminent degree those endearing
qualities Of the heart, that most adorn the
female character and " as much and doserv
edly respected for her many virrues. BY oil
who had the pleasure Of Iher acquaintance
The patience manifested during lingering
sickness, and her composure at the awful
moment Of dissolution, are circumstances pecul
iarly interesting and impressive. The minds
of her bereft friends-with the consolation
that thoir loss is her gain.
In Bristol, on the 2d inst. Betsey b ower'
person OF color, of swsnzcy, sgcd 40 years
IN Darlington, Mrs Nancy Kent, widow Of
Mr. John Ken. sgcd 7s years. She was fo'
muny yesrs worthy member Of the Con-
gre gatiou.l Church in that town. and died IN
full faith Of blessed Redcemer.
.And when my Saviour cslls mo home,
Still this my cry shall DO.
Hinder ME not, come, welcome doath'
IN gladly 60 with thee
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STOCKFORD f. WHEA TONS

STOCKFORD f. WHEATO.NS
NfAVE constantly on hand u general
S2A assortment of CORDAGE, at ,heir
Rope Walk, where they wiil furnish Gangs
ofRigging and Cables, on good terms, a,
short notice.
ALSO on HAND,
White Rope. Seine Lines, Sowing Twine,
Bedcords and Lines ofevery description, Of
the first quality.
They also request all persons indebted to
them on account or note, of long standing,
to call and pay the same without delay.
Feb 20.
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PROPOSALS
MoRTHERM STAR.
'R CONTINUING THE PUBLICATION Oh
THE

~ " n = n = N n - i "A As
0NHE present number Of the Northern
~ Star completes the fourth volume, and
tho Proprietor Of this paper proposes TO en-
large it, and TO print it with new and elegant
type. And in order to meet the expense Of
this publication hc would appeal 10 the lib
erality Of the citizens Of the County OF Bris-
tol and its Vicinity, and solicit an increase
to LIs Subscription list.
No pains or exertion will be spared, that
may render this paper in future interesting to
its readers.
Not being blindly attachedto any sect or
party we shall continue o advocate and sup
port the great interests Of Agriculture, Com
mercc, Manufactures, and the Mechanic
Arts, and TO notice wha tever in Politics. lit
erature or the passing events may be useful
OF interesting.
CHARLES RANDALL.
Feb. Is, 1880.
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SPEPSIA
OR INDIGESTION.


OF long standing, and Of the most obstinate
character, has been Immediately relieved. aud
often permanently cured, in variety Of cascs
that have occurred in Boston and vicinity, BY ia
ing for short time
DIR. RELFEgIvEGETABLE SPECIFIC
ANTI-BlLIuUS FILLS,
both OF which are TO be taken together, accord
fng to paiuabie. plain and practical direct
ion; accompanying the Specific. Price ocis
each
0o- None are genuine unless signed ON tho
euss.ds printed wrapper, by the sole prop,ie-
tor, r. KIDDER, immediate successor ,o
tho late DR. W. 7. CONWAY, .Ir sale a, his
Counting Room, over No ss.c06rt street mo-
Coneet Hail, Bos OH, and also by his spec.ri
appointment, by Dr. j. WILLIAMS, worru !,
Or LrMvEL W. pRIses, tBristol ;Dr A. p.
MOORE. Newport NATHAN Dvarrr. rali
River. 81
TO sell again.
march 20.
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AT Court OF Probate, holden in and for The
town of Warren, on the lst day Of March,
A. ID. 1880,
T EwIS HOAR and SETH PECK. admins
10 traitors on the estate Of Caleb Carr, late
Of Warren, dsccased, having presented to this
Court their first account Of administration 1T is
ordered that the consideration thereof, be re-
fcrred TO a Court Of Probate, to be holden at
the Town Clerks 0ffirc, on the first Morday
in April next. at 2 O'Clock, p. M. and that
previous notice be given,b publishing this or
der three several times in the Northern Star, to
all persons interested 10 appear at that timo
and be heard theron.
Witness,
LEVI HALLE, d. p. Clerk.
March 6
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NHTILL be let at PUBLIC AUCT
wv ION, for one or mo, years on
the premises, ,on the 25th day Of March
next, at z o'clock, afternoon, unless
sooner let at private sale, about one
hund ed acres of excellent LAND
with one, third part Of a Dwelling
HOUSE, and a BARN
and CRIB thereon, situate in Barring
Ton, being a part Of the Farm lately
belonging to Gen Thomas Allin. For
further particulars inqume Of LEVI
HALLE, Esq. in Warren. or Major
ALLEN HUNT, in s eekonk.
ELIZABE1H " ALLiN I
Darlington Feb 6, 1890.
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~Nl OR sale by the subscriber, at his store Mar
I& ket street, q doors south of p Barney's
Tavern,
Sugars. Teas, Molasses, Coffee
Rum, Gin, Brandy, Wines and Cordiels
Tobacco, Sndff and Cigars
Earthcrn. Tin, nd o~den Ware
Spceso all kinds
Essences, do do
Tongues and Sounls, and Mackerel
.apples by bushel or less qnsutity
Backing and Black Ball
Whips, Brooms and Brushes
Butter and Cheese
Crackers and Hardbread
Shaving Soap and Dishes
Salt Pork and hams = Pickles
Coarse and Fine Salt
Rye and InJian Meal
Furna ces -Baskets-Co
Smoking Tobacco. &c. &c.
all the above articles will be sold as cheap
as can be purchased in this Town.
STEPHEN MASON, JR.
March6
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SADDLE. HARNESS AND TRUNK
M AIRING

NNHE subscriber would inform his friends in
~ Warren and Vicinity, that he continues
the above branch OF business, at his old etand
a few doors East ofth. Baptis: Meeting House,
where he will make Lhaisc and Wagon Har-
ness, Saddles and Brides. Travelling and other
Trunks, Portmanteaus, valises, Fire Buckets,
Ships Hose and Bellows, &c. sc.
Carriages and Harness cleaned and repaired.
He has on hand for sale, an assortment OF
Saddles, Harnesses. Brides, Halters, Whips,
Curry Combs, &c, which he will sell cheap for
ec'h or ap roved credit.
ed nj short notice.
y" A share of patronage is respectfully So
lifted.
THEODORE B.AR.NEY
March G.
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TO LET,

MOR Destroying Snperauous Hatr.-ln-
& fallible DePlIatory Compound for destroy
ing superfluous hair.
This compound SO effectually destroys the
hair, thet it may be removed in few minutes
after its application, and 70 therefore articuIar
ly recommended 10 iladies, who possess that
great Disagreement to fema 10 beauty, suPerfiu-
Gus hair, on their faces, neck and arms. II
may bo used with the most entire safety. For
sale by JAMES ESGARDNER.
may ly
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In swsnzsy, on the oh inst. Mrs Eliza
beth, wife ofMr John Gray, Inn-holder. in
the Goth year Of her age. nas
Ia Somerset. on the 7th ulf. Mv Phila.
delphia, widow Of Capt Samuel .Anlhony, late
Of ;omerset, sgsd IS. As
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TIN PLATE & SHEET IRON WORKER.

TIN PLATE & SHEET IRON WORKER.
IL Opposite Csls's Hotel.
NNHE subscriber respectfully informs the cit
~ izens Of Warren and vicinity, that he has
established himself in tho above branch Of bu.
siness. at the shop opposite Coles hotel, where
he intends keeping on hand, an assortment of
TIN w Al e ofevery desc crptlon which
will be made Of the best Of stock and in the
most durable manner.
Sheet Iron and Tin Stove Pipes, made and
repaired at short notice.
oJ- TIN Ware repaired at short notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
JAMES SAITH, Jr.
Warren, March 20.
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DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS,
RoHN r WHEATON & co havo just re-
~ ceived additional supplies Of FRESH
WOOLLEW GOODS. which will bc sold
very Toto,
ALSO, wishing to ciose their remaining
stock Of Winter Goods. they will be offered
TO purchasers at reduced prices.
kah q
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LA ES hOM ECNOlE.
The Sylvanus Jenkins. at Now
York brings London dates to Feb
10. and Liverpool to Feb ~.
Parliament met Feb, 4. The
Lords Commissioners were the Lord
Chancellor, the Duke Of Wellington,
Earl R"sslyn. Aberdeen AID Mayo.
The Kings speech states that
the ioreign relations Of England
were pacific. The affairs Of Greece
IN fair way to 10 settIed-tlosc Of
Portugal unsctiled.-tlle estimates
tsr the year would propose rcduc
''Sn of expenditures s-incclne of The
past year had fallen short, but their
were ne doabts Of the future prosper
,)ty ef the revenue the improve cnie nj
'~f The administration of the Law is
rccommcnccd--the export Of Brit.
ish produce and manufactures, the
last, exceeded tia, Of all rormcr :
ycars--and yet, ], had been a year
sf general dcpre ession ard suffering.
Tie special aitontion or Parliamcn,
is asked to this posture of affairs |:
viii a con, iction tia, no pressure oi
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OCIAL CLUB.--Tbe Members Of
- the Social Club are requested TO
meet at their room 90 Wednesday 80
ening next. at 6 ID o'clock.
March GO.
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NOTICE.

The co-Psrnership heretofore existing bs.
tween the subscribers under the firm Of
BLAKE + COLE, 10 this day by mutual
consent. dissolved. Those having demands
against said Firm, are requested to present
them foi settlement, and these isdsbted to
make immediate payment
SAMUEL BLAKE.
ALVAN COLE.
Warren, March 20. 1880 3w