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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-02
GROCERIES, uding A VARIETY OF WINES.

NOTICE. THE Hon! Court of Probate for the Dis 1 trict of New Milford has limited and al lowed six months from the date hereof for thu ' creditors to the estate of
 JOHN MUNROE. Jun. late Of Kent, deceased, represented ins0lvent | in which to exhibit their claims thereto. and has appointed John Mills and John R. Fulles Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. The subscribers give notice that they will meet at the dwelling house "f James Stu art, in said Kent, on the second Tuesdays of January and April next. at one o'clock in the afternoon of each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appoint. ment.
 3osN 3osN R. niFtsi FULLER, ce"'r'. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment tO
 JAMES STUART, Adns'r. Kent. Nov. I, 1880 "24
 Erastus Eldred's Estate. At q Court cf Probate holden at Salisbury, ;n and toT the District of Sharon, on the 18th day cf Nouensber. lsSO-
 Present, Samuel Church, Esq. Judge. nRDERED, That Commissioners on the O estate of ERAsTUs ELDRED. late of said Salisbury, deceased, represented insOlvent, be appointed, at the Probate Office in Salisbury, on the first Tuesday of December next, at o'clock in the forenoon; and that rhe admin lstrator upon said estate give notice thereof by publishing this order in newspaper printed tn Litchfield, and by posting the same in two or more public places in said town of Salisbu- ". A copy of record. .- e24 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
 NOTICE. THE Court of Probate for the district of 1 LitchReid, hath assigned the S0th day Of instant November, at 10 o'clock tn the forenoon. at the Probate Office in LitchRsld, for the appointment of Commissioners on the estate of
 JAMES EGGLESTON. late Of Torrinston, in said district, deceased. represented insolyent, at which time and place all persons interested in said estate will, if they see cause, attend before said Court, and be heard relative to such appointment.
 By order of said Court,
 ABlJAH MuNN, Ay,.
 RODNEY BRACE, ""' '' 10rringtOn, Nov. 2S, 1880 GA
 NOTICE.
 HAVING been appointed Commissioners -AA on the estate of
 JOHN BENEDICT, or the district of Sharon, deceased, we will attend to the duties of our appointment at his late dwelling house in Canaan, on the second Monday of December next. and on the third Monday in April next, at ono o'clock in the afternoon of said days.
 Bengak Douglass. l r...,..
 LemGn Ckarch, eO"rs' Canaan. Nov. 16, 1880 A 4-.-. ..s, NOTICE.
 THIS is to forbid all persons trusting any
 one on my account. as will pay rso debts of any ones contracting, except It he hv
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-02
HaraUSutOa Central Academy.

t7GT9UC9VtON Central Academy. THE Winter Term of this SCHOOL will L commence on the first Monday Of De- cember next. Instruction will be given in all the branches of education usually attended to, in schools of this grade.
 From the qualifications of the Principal. the trustees feel warranted in a c0nRdent re- commendatiOn of this school tO those parents who wish to improve the education of their children.
 MINER SAITH,
 NORRIS B. BARBER, Irustees.
 GAYLORD WELLS, HarpintOn, NOU. IS, 1880 2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-02

# NO1INLs8 DY order Of the Court of Probate for the D District of Sharon, the Person0i Essass belonging to the estate of
 EDMUND M. BENNETT. late of Sharon. deceased. will be sold at pub- lie vendue, q: the late dwelling house Of said deceased. in Sharon, on ths 39th day of No- vember inst. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
 BETsEY BENNETT, Adm'x.
 FREEMAN w. PARSONS, Adm'r. Sharon, Nov. l2, 1880 s2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-02
Dr. Landon's Estate.

Watertosrn, Nou. 3, 1880
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-06
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
CONVENTION OF TEACHERS

mr.. EdttoT,-l have noticed in the papers of this
Town, information of meeting of School Teachers
Ia TINS place to commence on Tuesday the 18th
Gay OF TINS month. 1t is good measure Several
OF the Teachers of this town attended similar
meetings IN Boston and here during the last spring
ana though our Schools were previously very good,
u is matter OF common remark, that since that Pc
Iloq they nave greatly improved. The mere fact
that the minds of large number of persons en-
gagea IN the same employment, come in contact,
ana LOT several days commune together on the diff
culties and improvements in the Common School
SYSTEM on the subject of discipline, and the best
nethodS OF teaching the several branches of educa-
non, together with the best selection of Glass
BOOKS suihcIently evinces the importance of such
conventions of Teachers. And as it is understood
tiSI several Lectures, amounting to two three
aay' Will be given by persons of approved reputa-
ton' on the most important subjects connected
WIN school education, it may 6e presumed that
the meeting will derive additional interest from
TINS circumstance. Add to all which, the several
SCHOOLS In this village will be open to the visit of
members OF the Convention, which, | persuade
myself, will be interesting to strangers
NOW as there are annually employed in this
county as many as 200 Teachers, in the Public
schools, and as about one-half of them will, in
ie" weeks, enter on their work. it is presumed
that they will avail themselves of the opportunity
Tor improvement thus presented. A respectable
attendance, an interesting session, and extensive
ana lasting advantages to the cause of early in
structlon, are confidently expected.
QUoNDAM PEDAGoGUE.
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A letter from DR.. N. Niles, now at Paris,
mentions that on July %, Saint Pelagie, the
debtors prison, in Paris, was opened and that
among the liberated is Mr. Swan an American
citizen, who has occupied the same room y
years and day.
Formerly Of Leicester, in this County.
1t is stated in the Lynchburg Virginian that
President jackson and suite, arrived at Johns
toms Springs, on Saturday evening, Sept. lS
and left there next morning, (SundayO about
II o'clock, for Washington.
BREACH OF PROMISE. In the Supreme Court
Rhode Island, Mary Cooke has recovered $500
of Capt Joseph Whipple, a widOwer, for breach
Of promise of marriage. The parties belong 70
Cumberland, and are advanced in life. The
plaintiff had been divorced from her husband
when Capt. w. offered his hand, but afterwards
married another, for which Mrs. C. sued hin
last November, and verdict for only 500 be
| ing rendered, she appealed
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P NEW GOODS.
GEO. M. RICE.

GF Opposite the Blackstone Hotel, IN
AS just received prime assortment o
- Fresh Goods:
Englisn and French Merino Cloths,
Circasslans-Bombazetts,
Scotch, Tartan, and Camblet Plaids,
English and Scotch Ginghams,
American, English, and Scotch Calicoes,
Merino, Inibet, and Raw Silk Shawls,
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 Camblct,
"a and 8-4 Linen Damask,
Irish Linens,
Bandana and Flag Silk Handkerchief,
Cotton do. do.
Gentlemens Neck do.
SIX, Cotton, and Wersted Hosiery,
Cambrics and Cambria Muslins,
Furniture Patches-Colored Cambrics,
50 Bleach'd Cotton,
"a "a d DO. d do.
Brown do.
Bed Tickings,
Blue, Black, Olive, Green, and Mixet
BROAD-CLOTHS,
Cassimeres of all colors,
Red, Yellow, White, and Green Flunnels,
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.
o. Geo M. Rice is Agent for VIM. b. Fox
& Co., Silk, Cotton and Woollen Dyers, Wor.
Jester. Worcester, Oct. 6.
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DIE

In Westminster, Sept. II, Josiah Willard. SOL
of Phinehas Hartwell, aged 90.
- In Paxton, Sept. 25, Mrs. Lydia, wife of As,
Parker, aged 67.-Printers in Ne,c York, Connpct
ieut and Neir Orleans, are requested to insert thu
death. Sept. 26, Martha, youngest daughter of Mr.
Job PIERCE, aged Is. u -'-'
In Groton, Mrs. Susan Richardson, wife Of
AlPheus Richardson, aged Sc.
In Winchendon, Mr. Charles Mavore of Jaffrey
IN. H. aged 80. '-'e'
In Hartford, lVt.) James Wolcott, Esq, aged 76
late of Southbrdge.
In London Co, (ya.) Aug. %, Mrs. Monroe. the
respected consort of Ex-Presdent Monroe.
In Antrim, IN. H. Pitman Howard, aged 80.
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ASSIGNEE,S SALE

WILL be sold at Auction, on SATURDAY,
w the 10th day Of October inst, at ten
o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises, the PLEAS
ANT FALLS ESTATE, so called, situated
in Wiiknsonviie, in the County of Worcester.
This Estate contains a frst-rate W4TER
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 60 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 l mile from Millbury Village,
and from Worcester. To those who are ac-
quainted 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 number Of TURNING, FLUT-
ING, and CUTTING ENGINES, and WOOD
LATHES.
% The conditions will be made known at
the time Of sale. JOHN WHIPPLE,
Assignee Of Dacid Wilkinson.
WIKI nsonville, Oct g.
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PEWS FOR SALE.

A NUMBER of Pews will be offered for sale
IA at Public Auction, in the Calvinist Soci.
ety's Meeting HauSe, in this town, on MONDAY
the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Also, those
who may wish to take Pews on a rent can be
accommodated by attending at said house at
o'clock, P. M, the day above named, and can
then have an opportunity of making their Sc
lection. SAMUEL TAYLOR,
In behalf of the Trustees.
Worcester Oct G. Oyy*
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NOTICE.

WMI HEREAS, my husband, SIMEON RIcH,
Wv I'd, has seen fit, in his wisdom, to forbid
all persons harboring trusting me or my
daughter Maria Rich on his account, think it
a duty owe TO myself and my much injured
daughter, to say few words in our own de-
fence.
About a year and half since, he purchased
farm at New Salem, in the County of Frank
lin, to which place he removed with his family,
and for short time, attended to his business
in the cultivation of it. But, for almost a year
past, he has neglected every useful or profita-
Bile employment, and has spent a part of his
time in riding about the country and the re-
mainder in i'll treating his family and in going
from house to house and disturbing the peace
Of his neighbors. With regard to my children,
think Maria has to bear the greatest share of
his capricious humors. On the 4th of July last,
ne carried her from New Salem to Charlton,
and placed her, for a short time, in the family
oil relation he next removed her TO another
family in the same town, but, finding she was
contented there, and that the family was desir-
Gus of having her stay, he has again carried
her out of town, to what parts have not yet
with certainty learnt-report says to Sutton or
Douglas. AS to ny other two children, my son
is still at New Salem my little daughter, he
last April carried forty miles from me, and
placed her with strangers, where she remained
she was taken sick of fever and being consid-
cred dangerous by her physician, he was repeat
eddy requested to give me some information con-
corning her which he absolutely refused to do.
|, however, received information by n friend,
and in company with my son came to see my
sick child, which SO enraged him, that he i'm
mediately engaged man with team TO go
with him to New Salem and bring away all the
household furniture before my return. On my
arrival at my residence, which was several
hours after him, | found some furniture packed
for removal, other articles strewed about in va.
rious directions, and every thing in and about
the house in disorder and confusion. Every
article of my clothing which left In the house,
he took possession of, and carried with him 10
Charlton, from whence, after few days, he sent
me letter to come TO him, stating that he had
there fixed his residence, which, in compliance
with his request. did, but have not yet found
any fixed residence, nor Go ever expect to so
lsng as l depend upon him for one.
HANNAH RICH.
Charlton, Oct a, 1880.
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Real Estate ut .Auct;O2,.

VA ILL be sold at Public Auction, on WED.
w NEsDAY, the 9Th Of October, at one
o'clock, P. M on the premises, Cf not previ-
ously disposed of at private sae,) a. part of the
place on which the subscriber now lives, stu
ated in the centre of Barre, about sixty rods
north ofthe Meeting House on the Petersham
road, containing eighty -four rods of Land, with
the Buildings thereon, excepting the Office.
The Buildings are new, convenient, and in good
repair. 1t is pleasant situation for a profess
sional man or mechanic. Conditions made
known at the time and place of sale
N. B. The Office with about 81 acres of
choice Land adjoining the above will be sold, il
desired. u For particulars inquire of
Barre, Oct 6. ANGRY GALE.
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1,EMpERANCE NOTICE.

The next monthly meeting of tho Worcester
North District Temperance Association, VIII be
held in Holden, on WEDNESDAY,, l3h Of Octooer
inst. Delegates will meet at l O'Clock, and the
public exercises will commence at o'clock, Z.
M, in the Rev. Mr.. Bardwells Meeting House.
Oct. 6. G. B. PARKER, Asst Secry.
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MA n RTED

In this town, Sept. 90, by Rev. Mr.. Abbott, Mr.
wells Fowler of Portland, Mel to Miss Hannah
daughter of DIR. John Coe of Worcester.
In Milton, by Rev. DIR. Richmond, Mr.. Sylyanus
Hoibrook of Northbridge, to Miss Hannah, daugh.
ter OF Gen. Moses Whitney of nj.
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To the Honorable Commission

n
ers of Roads, within and for the County OF
Worcester:
WOUR Petitioners humbly shew, that the
q present travelled road, leading from the
Ware Village, in the town of Ware in the
County of Hampshire, to Boston, is extremely
circuitous, billy, and bad that better route
may be found for a County road or public high,
way more direct, less billy; and more commo-
dious for the public, and the distance consider
ably misunderstanding 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-
sity, and that such further proceedings may be
had in the premises the public convenience
may require. AMORY HOLMAN, ID,
and sixty-fve others.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-06
Notice to Road Coutroe,o,.e

WE subscribers, being authorized bv the
a town OF West Boylston, give notice that
Iney viii dispose of the making of sos rods Of
Hoad' IN said town, to the lowest bidder, on
THURSDAY, the 20th instant, at o'clock, A. M,
on the premises '
The manner of making said Road with the
Bridges, will be made known at the time and
place OF sale. The Road TO be made to the &C.
ceptance of the Commissioners, by the first of
July next. The Committee will be ON the
premises to show the lots at O'Clock, A. NJ
JOHN TEMPLE.
SILAS NEWTON.
EZRA BEAMAN.
EZEKIEL PIERCE.
ASA BIGELOW.
West Boylston, Oct. d. 1890.
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NEWSPAPERS.

THNHE subscriber, Post Rider through the
n towns of West Boylston, Sterling, Leom-
inster, Fitchburg, and Ashhurnham, requests
all those indebted TO him for the Worcester
Newspapers for one year or more, to make pay
mont without further delay. Necessity urges
this request. Oct,6. IVERS WHITE.
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FREIGHT.

VENHE Canal Boats of the Worcester Boat
IL Company 60 to and from Providence reg
ularly twice a week. Leave Worcester on
Mondays and Fridays, and Providence Wednes.
days and Saturdays, of each week.
u Freights very low, and no charge for
Commission or Storage
Apply to IRA POOR, No. 40 Canal-street,
Providence, and to SUMNER SMITH, at the
Boat Company's Store, on the Canal, Worces-
ter. CIV Oct
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nT,The members of the Worcester Debating
Cub are requested to meet at Banister's, on Sat
,,rdav Evening ncrt, at half past o'clock. Cues
ton Has single State a right to resist the exc
cution of a law Of Congress before it is declared
unconstitutional by the Federal Court pune
tual attendance is particularly desired. Oct. 6.
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CLARK ELLIS. d. Sherif.

WORCESTER; IS. Sept. 30, 1880.
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
Ia Executions, end will be sold at Public
Vendue, at the inn of Capt William Green, in
Mcndon, on TUEsnAY, the I'd day Of Norember
nn1t, at two of the clock, afternoon, all the
tight in Equity which DANIEL THURBER,
I'd, has to redeem the mortgaged Real Estate
on which he now lives, situated in the North
Parish, in Mendon, in said County
4O" CLARK ELLIS, d. Sheriff.
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COLONIZATION soCIrTv

Gentlemen interested in promoting the objects
oil the American Colonization Society. are REQUEST
ed to meet at the Worcester Hotel This Evening.
at o'clock. Oct e
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WDATCH Il MOORE are determined to put
T. their Lath at prices that will prevent com.
petition, and for that purpose, they now offer
No at IL 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.
WaRtcd, 100 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 6.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, SIS. At meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the Sec
ond Tuesday of September, A. ID. 1880:
On the the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That
notice be given to all persons and corporations
interested therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at the house of Chenery Abbot, innholder,
in Holden, in said County, on Monday, the Sth
day of November next, at two o'clock, in the
afferuoon nv nuhl;~L:s >.,oriad cap-s,-cr
said petition, and of this order thereon, IN" Ihe
Massachusetts Spu," newspaper, printed IN
said Worcester, three weeks successlvely, the
last publication to be fourteen days. at least, be-
fore the said 9Th day of November.
And il is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
of said County, or his Deputy, serve the Town
Clerks of the towns of Rutland, Princeton, and
Sterling, each, with an attested copy of said
neti,ion and order, thirty days, at least, and
also post up an attested copy thereof, in two
nublic places, in each of said towns of Rutland,
Princeton, and Sterling, fourteen days, at least,
| before the said 9Th day of November at which
time and place said Commissioners will proceed
TO view the route set forth and described in
said petition, and to hear all persons and cor.
porations interested therein, who may then and
| there desire to be heard thereon.
Attest: ABIJAH BIGELOWs Clerk.
! a cory Of tho petition and order thereon
| 40 Attest ABIJAH BlGELOW, Clerk.
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Factory BURNT. Tho Cotton Factory 70, o.
tho Orr Manufacturing company; ~ !" rr I%Ss
Bridgowater, was destroyed w n s con ooS -
night, Sept, a. 1t was insured lot ~'''''' ~
Boston
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS spy.

mr. Editor-I perceive that learned writer who
has taken up the subject of Education in your col
uihhs, speaks lightly of modern improvement he
does not believe, he SAYS that our scholars under
stand the fundamental branches of an Education On
Wen as THEY did ten fifteen years ago. In writing
IN mathematics, and even in English Grammar there
mas been retrograde movement" 1t is not my
intention TO comment on the perspicuity and other
graces OF style displayed by your correspondent,
but merely to express my surprise that one so emil
nently qualified to judge of the proficiency made in
the schools of the present PERIOD should thus pass
sentence upon them-invoving parents, instructors
and school committees (who hire ignorant hers
IN one promlscuous heap of condemnation Trust
ing to this learned Theban, must think there is
something rotten in Denmark The attention of
boys and girls he complains land justly if true) is
early drawn away from the spelling book and gram
mar to be directed to higher branches and instead
OF dwelling upon " the six pauses in reading and
the manner of regulating the voice when they &C.
cur, yes The contnues,) before half of the les
sons in the spelling book are learned the child
must be put into Geography, Grammar and Arith-
metic, and forthwith into History, Philosophy,
Rhetoric, and Chemistry =" retrogrnde more
ment indeed Well may we exclaim in the nervous
language of the great Roman orator. Oh the
trumpery Oh the Moses ~
But, Mr.. Editor, your correspondent is certainly
wrong in fixing the date of this TetrOgrade progress
as will show by an extract from book relating to
ancient times, and excellent authority in this
case. lie DOCKS USED AT Hrst, tSayS tne autnor
of the valuable work referred to,) were only the
Psalter, Testament, and sometimes the Bible.
True, in latter days, Dilworth's Schoolmaster, sir
named Thomas, in his highly approved Spelling
Book, taught US how to divide words but alas it
was most politically done; for, when once he had
torn syllables apart and separated letters joined by
natural affinity, it puzzled the little urchins to
unite them again" Thus see that old Dilworth
himself commenced the march retrograde, to the
great annoyance of his contemporaries, and it has
been ever since going on, until it seems to be high
time to revoutionize the subject, and to bring back
the Psalter, and Johnny Groats Furste Booke,"
that one small head may again carry all one knows.
Anti DiElcorth and all other innouatorS.
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Rev. Mr.. DEAN of Boston, will preach in
oxford, the Sd Sabbath in October, on exchange
with Mr.. Maynard. Oct