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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-03
wv Commissioners Notice.

AAI Commissioners Notice.
Wv HEREAS, we the subscribers, having
been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge of Pro-
bate, Commissioners to receive and examine
the claims of the several creditors to the Es-
tate of SAMUEL WOODBURY., late of Rut-
land in the County of Worcester, deceased,
represented insolvent, do hereby give notice,
that six months, from the eighth day of Octo-
Der current, are allowed to said creditors for
bringing in their claims and proving their
debts and that we will attend to the duties of
our appointment at the office of Rufus Putnam
in said Rutland, on the last Monday of March
next, from one to six o'clock, afternoon
R BUZZ is PUTNAM, comm'rs.
Rutland, Oct 12, 1929.
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From the Boston Courier.
A RETROSPECT.

81 steed between the msetingfyeaTs-
The coming-and the past
And I asked of the future one,
Wilt thou be like the last
The same,--in many sleepless night
In many an anxious day -
Thank Heaven have no prophets eye
To look upon thy way !"-LandOn.
What hath been mine? The oankerlng care
That makes the spirit wearisome;
That filings upon the unpillared air
A shadowing pail of grief and gloom -
A mourning breast when Day appeared
A longing for the Nights dull hours,
To close above waste uncheered,
BY song, by sunbeam, or by flowers!
What hath been mine? A ysarning heart
Wrapt in the snow-cloud of despair -
Hopes, that were soonest to depart
When Fancy touched their visions fair
For daily wants to fashion words:
NV best inheritance a tear
Singing, like Midnght's solemn birds
Pierced by the thorns of grief and fear
What hath boon mine A wreck--a waste
Of my restless spirit priced -
OF all that Pleasures vision graced,
When at her shrine sacrificed;
A shade Ger every scene around,
Hath from my hayward fate been spread;
Sadness hath sered the pictured ground,
And dimmed the skies above my head
These have been mine And shall l dream
Of joy or transport yet to come,
When all my wasted moments seem
Darkening with night, and storm, and gloom
viii not weep For human pride
Above nay sorrow buoys me still,
And soothes my spirit, as glide
Der days of pain, and scenes of i'll !
But It's not long-it is not long,
That Earth's dull changes shall bear -
Or listen to the treachsrous song
That falsely paints tho future fair -
For soon above my dreemless sleep,
The Nights cold airs shall come and sigh;
And I,--unconscious, while they sweep
In sweet and slumberous calm shall lie
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NOTICE.

IN NOTICE.
Il HE subscribers having been appointed,
by the Hon. Judge of Probate for the County
Of Worcester, Commissioners to receive and
examine all the claims of the several creditors
to the Estate of ANTIPAS HARRINGTON,
late of Westborough, in said County, deceased,
represented insolvent, and six months, from
the 5th day of January instant, being allowed
to said creditors to bring in their claims and
prove their debts,-we hereby give notice 10
all persons interested, that we shall meet at
the Office of Onslow Peters in said Westboro',
on the gath day Of February, the 18th day of
April, and the 10th day of June next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon of each of said days,
where and when the claims of said creditors
will be received and examined by us.
JONATHAN FORBES, c..,..
ONSLOW PETERS, 0""'m ~
Westborough, Jan. u, 1880. 3
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TO BE SOLD

A VALUABLE FARM, situated about one
N mile south OF the South Parish Meeting
House in Brookfeld, on the road to Sturbridge,
containing about two hundred acres, suitably
divided into Tillage, Moving, Pasture, and
Wood Land in point of location and quality
OF soil is not surpassed by any Farm in the
vicinity. The Buildings consist of two-story
Dwelling House in good repair, Barn, and 9TH
er Out Buildings, situate within four rods of
Saw and Grist Mill, and within about one
hundred rods of the District School House
The subscriber being about to rcmove from the
place, offers the above Farm for sale on yery
reasonable terms. For particulars inquire Of
the subscriber on the premises
IJ1 Also, for sale. about forty acres Of PAS
TURE and WOOD Land, situated in the
sasterly part Of Western.
Brookfeld Jan. 90. "a
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NE w s. II o r. E
AND
NEW GOODS.

FENHE subscribers respectfully inform the
n public. that they have taken the Store
lately occupied by L. w. STowELL & Co., No
Goddards' Row, and are now opening large
assortment of
DRY GOODS {. GROCERIES,
of the first quality, all of which they offer low
for cash or approved credit.
ANDREW MARCH
GEORGE HOBART.
% N B. MILLINERY by an experienced
Milliner.
Worcester, Nov. 4. tf44
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, S. Supreme Judicial Court. at
Worcester, September Term, 1899:
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That the
petitioner notify all persons interested therein.
TO appear at the next term Of this Court, 10 be
holden at Worcester aforesaid, on the second
Tuesday Of April next, by publishing an attest.
ed copy Of said petition, and of this order Of
Court thereon, in either of the Newspapers
printed in Worcester, in said County, three
weeks successfully, the last publication 20 be
thirty days, at least, before the sitting of said
Court, that they may then and there sbew
cause Ilany they have, why the prayer there.
Of should not be granted
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Cleyh.
:, a copy Of the petition, and of the order of
Court thereon.
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lSNSlSSSSSS|>SN
Or, WhitrceNs Original Opodeldc;c.

NOR Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism,
u Tramp, Numbness, Weakness, or Stiffness
OF the Neck or Joints, ChilbIains, Chained Hands,
Stings OF Insects, Vegetable Pois0ns, &C., appii
cable to man Or beast; warranted more than
double the strength of the hard Opodeldoc-
Recommended by one of the first Physicians of
Europe or America. The progress of chemical
science, for the last few years. has far outrun
that OF any other human invention or discovery
Most OF Che ancient Pharmaceutical preparations
are now entirely laid aside to give place to those
OF more modern origin; and even those which
are retained, preserve little of their originality
but the name. Who, for example, at the presen
day, ever thinks of using the old hard kind OF
Opodeldoc, commonly called "Steers's"! No
one possessing the smallest knowledge of Phar-
macy, but must be sensible that none but the
worst kind OF soaps wiz. those made OF animal
tats.) are ever used in this compound, Tor none
but such, when combined with the other ineredi.
ents, are susceptible of SO constant and firm
consistence.f
The superior Liquid Opodedoc," now Offer
ed to the public, is made from the finest soap
composed OF the sweetest Olive Oil, mo other is
ever suitable for an embrocation). 1t contains
several most important additional articles not
Eno7gn IN the ancient days f"Steer," and used
only by me advertiser; but let the purchaser BE
NOT IMPOSED UPON, for there are some
portions OF the human family so selfish and un-
prlncipied, that they do not seruple TO covert the
labor and the ingenuity of others to their own
beneht, thereby virtually defrauding individuals
and deceivlng the public; not only the color of
this compound, but even the type, stamp, and
complexion OF the paper which encircles it, are
most closely initiated. The purchaser, therefore
is cautioned, TO diregard such appearances, and
as he values LIE or limb, look only to the name
and insist upon receiving none but Whitwel's
Opodedoc."
t The official term for this article is Tincture
of Soap.
AROMATIC SNUFF.
For Headache, Catarrh, Dizziness, Depression
of Spirits, Drowsiness, Nervous Irritabity. ne.
Recommended by DIR. Waterhouse. Price so
and 25 cents.
DETERGENT BITTERS.
Ihey procure an appetite. assist digestion.
strengthen the stomach, and remove cosliveness'
they may be infused in spirits or wine; if either
OF the two former are used, tea spoon full in
hall pint ofthe latter is an excellent substitute
Tor more powerful stimulant. Pricel2 9 CTS.
paper.
BatsGmac Nurture; or hlfrma,y Cough
Drops.
Oae OF The best articles In existence. for
Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and all complaints of
the breast, and should always be used in prefer.
ence 10 the astrngent and inflammatory Elixir
Paregorlc. Price so and 25 cents.
OF The above are sold by j. Green e Co. anil
Z. Harris, Worcester, and at the Medicine Chest
Wdrehonse, corner Of MIX and Kilby.s streets.
DoStoH. eobm Sept. 80.
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WORCESTER, IS. Jan. IS, 1880.
A TTACHED on mcsne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven.
due, at the Worcester Hotel, in Worcester, on
SATURDAY, The Goth dag of FeJruary nert,
at o'clock, p NJ, all the Right in EQUITY
which THOMPSON KIMBERLY has to re-
deem the mortgaged Real Estate on which he
now lives, situated in Worcester.
DANIEL UPHAM d Sherif
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ABlJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
To the Honorable the Justices


of the Supreme Judicial Court, next to be
holden at Worcester, in and for the County
o. Worcester, on the fifth Tuesday of Sep
TENDER instant:
ENHE petition of BENJAMIN BROWN OF
FL Templeton, Guardian to SAMUEL BYAm
of said Templeton, in said County, respectful
ly represents, that the just debts which the
said Byam is now owing, amounts to seven
hundred and fifty dollars; that the value Of his
personal estate does not exceed the sum of one
hundred dollars, leaving balance to be raised
by the sale of real estate of the said Byam of
the sum of six hundred and fifty dollars; that
the value Of the real estate of said Byasn NAV be
estimated at about two thousand dollars, and
consists of the homestead farm, whereon he
now lives, containing about one hundred acres
and out lots OF about twenty-five acres. The said
petitioner would further represent, that, in
consequence OF the intemperance and ideness
OF the said Byam, the fences and improvements
OF said farm are much reduced in value. and
continually growing worse and that the ex-
penses OF hiring labor for carrying on and man
aging the said farm, will far exceed any posi-
bic income that may be derived from the inn
provement of the same. Wherefore your me-
tltloncr would further represent, that it would
be for the interest Of said Byam that the whole
of the real estate should be sold and disposed
Of, as by partial sale the remainder would be
greatly injured. Wherefore your petitioner.
the said Guardian, prays, that he may be EN-.
powered and licensed to make sale of the whole
OF said Byam's real estate, agreeable to law in
such cases made and provided
BENJAMIN BROWN.
GuardiGn to said Bya.n.
Templetcn, Sept 26, 1929.
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Tyler's Remedy for the
Pill Els

WNHE efficacy of this valuable Medicine
Ia. in cnses Of external and internal hnmor-
rhodal affections, has been abundantly proved
and established. IL is offered with the fullest
confidence as a remedy that will effect speedy
icine will effectually remove the cause Cron,
which the piles have arisen, is fully demonstrat.
cd by the numerous testimonials OF persons who
were cured by i many years since, and have
had no retura Of the disease.
OF Druggists can be supplied Yuith the ADORE
-sIedseine' 9g applying. 10 Samuel Tyler g Sou,
Tor1O n, lCon') and also Of James Green g
also for sale by y Robinson, Woreester Dir.
ey @ Bro~n, Oxford; and II, Beuis, dudley.
oe'' 20 ioTv' sOiy43
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NOTICE.

A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IN Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc-
ton, on TUESDAY, the Esd of February nert,
at Capt. C. Ruggles's, at 3 o'clock, p M, ali
the right, title, and interest which ELIOT B.
TROW has to redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate on which he now lives, with the Build
ings thereon, containing 225 acres, be the same
more or less, situated near the Old Furnace in
Hardwick.
T. HATHAWAY, JR., d. Sheriff.
Hardwck, Jan. 90, 1880.
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CoMmoNwRALrH OF MAssAcunsrrrs

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Forester, IS. january A, 1890
certify that the foregoing is a copy of the
Report made at meeting Of the County Com.
missioners, holden at Worcester, in and for said
County, on the 18th Tuesday of December last,
and accepted and allowed by said County Com.
missioners; and that it was ordered, BY said
County Commissioners, that the same be pub.
lished at the expense of said corporation, in one
or more OF the Newspapers printed in said Wor-
cestcr.
ABIJAH RIGEIOW CysrL
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, IS, January A, 1880. certify that
the foregoing is Copy of Report made at
meeting of the County Commissioners, holden
at Worcester, in and for said County, on the
fourth Tuesday of December last, and accepted
and allowed by said County Commissioners;
that the same be published, at the expense OF
said Corporation, in one or more of the News.
papers printed in said Worcester.
ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
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WORCESTER, IS. Jan. lS, $780,
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
due, at the Worcester Hotel, in Worcester, on
SATURDAY, the 20M day of FcJruary nert,
at o'clock, p. NJ, all the Right in Equity
which JOEL GLEASON has to redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate on which he now lives.
situated in the northerly part of Worcester and
Holden. A DANIEL UPHAM, ID. Sheriff.
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WORCESTER. IS. Jan. 90. 1870
"A TTACHED on mesno process, taken ON
EM- Executions, and will be sold al Public Ven.
due, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the
t'oenticth day Of February nezt, at one o'clock
in the afternoon, all the Right in Equity which
REUBEN MUNROE has to redeem the mort
gagged Real Estate situate in the southery part
of Worcester, in said County, whereon bo now
resides.
"a EDwARD I'll. HEMEIwAy, d. Sheriff
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Blacksmith's Stand for Sale,

SITUATED on Front-street, in Worcester,
~ being the Same one formerly owned and
occupied by Avery Maynard, and consisting of
a convenient Dwelling House and Garden and
Shop. A Blacksmith is much wanted in the
agoment will be given to purchaser.
SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr.,
CHRIS. G. BALDWIN,
.assignces Of said Maynard.
Worcester, Oct.7 z. Il
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
l hid. N. o. Rum,
bbls. Jamaica Rum,
Dbl. American Brandy,
! Dbl. Gin,
! Dbl. Ginger.
The above will be sold for less than Boston
prices, in order to close the Grocery business
SWAN g. WILLIAMS.
Worcester, Jan. 81
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INSURANCE against FIRE.
TEIHE Springfield Fire Insurance Company
IL effect Insurance on all kinds OF Property
Except Cotton and Woollen Factories,) on as
reasonable terms as can be obtained at any 9TH
er Office. Apply TO ISAAC DAVIS, Attorney
at Law, Worcester, who is duly authorized to
fill policies. coly Nov. a, 1879.
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GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
II see fit at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the LIST Tues.
day in March neat, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the Nuncupative VIII of said de.
ceased should not be approved and you will be
heard thereon.
"a NATH'L PAINE. j. Prob.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Jan. 23, 1880.
To the Heirs Of MARY II. BURNAP, late Of Ward,
IN said County, deceased and to all others concern
ed in the Estate Of said deceased,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21

Could such transaction hate occurred at any other psriod of our history? It could not have been dreamed of in the pure and majestic administration of WdskiagtOm, or during the influence of the philosophical de- mOcracy Of JefFersOn, or under the dignifed and talented rule of Madison, or in the mild and honest days of Monroe and the younger Adams. But the age of republican simpli- city and integrity is gone; and we are gov erned by a corrupt and shameless club of
 "sIaves with a ty,an.'s craft, and tyrants with a slaves serviliiy."
 Our own Martin Vdn B~re'i shows nP well in this afFair. His e. dear" General, whose orders he Obeyed with so much Drompiitude. must, in common fairness, stick to the Secre- tary of State, who is such a convenient and unscrupulOus instrument. And, if he does, then has the Secretary laid the foundation in LO~isiana, of that blessed system. under which his native New-York is writhing; of that precious system, under which, if man talk of principles, or any thing except " the usages of the party;'' if he selects candidate. other than the " regular nominated;'' if, in short, he even fancy himself freeman, and not mere minion of the Albany junto, he is prescribed, cast -of, outla,ced-and not an of- fee of trust--not miserable notary's seal, is ever to be bestowed on him.--N. Y. Age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21

pFOScTl0eG, cnSf-OU, 0uttQiccd-anO not an Ot- flee of trust-nOt miserable nOtarys seal, IS ever to be bestowed on hin1.--N. Y. Age.
 From the Philadelphia Sentinel.l
 Copy cf q letter from the Count cf S"rvilliers, to -, an officer formerly serving in therepublican and imperial armies cf France.
 Point Breezr, Sept. 14th, 1880.
 Sir-L received the letter by which you of fer to accompany me to Europe, should cir cumstances call me there. Duty alone can induce me to quit this country. My device, like that of my brother Napoleon, is Gu for the French people. therefore do not consid- CT myself bound by any thing hut duty tosc- ards tue nation. have no right to exercise, either in my own name or that of my neph- ew. Government is want of the people 1; to be created or destroyed by them according to its usefulness. And am now resigned to conform to the national will lawfully express ed. You know, that three millions five hun dred thousand suffrages called my family to the Empire. at time when foreigners had no influence in France. YOn may we'll suppose that cannot without pusIani,nity fail to re- collect that my nephew, the son of my broth CT, was proclaimed by the Deputies in 1915 {; that my brother the Emperor. abdicated on
  bayOncts on two occasions restored the Bour- hons, and protected the execution of SO many illustrious defenders of their country.
 should have set off already if did not see among the national names of the mem- bers of the provisional government, that of a prince with which mine never can have any thing in common being satisfied that any Bourbon. whatever may be the branch to which he belongs, cannot suIt my country. have often told you that the only family in France, which the nation will not choose and cannot like, is that of the BOurbons. If that family loved France and Was aware of the eternal divorce between them, i: would have long ago renounced the throne. That divorce had been sealed by blood enough, both French and foreign. during twenty five years, with out any necessity of exposing the family to be the cause of shedding the blood of citi- zens of Paris, under the mercenary steel of the Swiss.
 The great trial of the revolution is not yet determined. The EmDerOr NaDoleOn thought
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21
M. VAN BUREN.
 "A true cuDy.\

We know nothing more of this letter. than that it is taken from very respectable jour nal, in which it is stated that this Gen. Orer- ton is, or was a member of Congress from Louisiana, and that shortly after Gene, al Jackson's inauguration, he wrote letter tO Martin Van Buren, to which the above is an answer. How much is comprised in this short cor resp0ndence how much to kindle the feel lngs of every true, sincere, and patriotic Amer. ican
 Suppose in France, previous to the esth July, some snb. .prefect of a provincial town /: some whiskered subaltcrn had written to Prince POigaoc: "Sir, remove the Mayor of oar town: the officer of the customs the Eure of the departments; and ap- point Monsieur, and Colonel, and Abbe, to their places;" and that by return ol mail an answer of the corrupt minister had been returned: My dear Sir, the Temovo!s and appointments yos recommended .cers made on the day yoar letter ,ras received" suppose this case what groans would every American newspaper set up! How the En- qusreT and the Argus and the Zelegroph, would nave ciamored in deep monthed chorus over !ne slavish humiliation of France and the con tras'ed liberty of America. But 'tis of us tae story IS narrated. It is in this fair repub- 1 ne. m th's land of chartered rights and con st'tut'onal freedom, that the first minister of the government condescends to be the pander of distant deputy -tyrant, and dares to vio- late the rights of freedom and the indenend. ence of citizens.