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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-26

oST published, and for sale by c. HAIR
eD RlS, by whom subscriptions for tho same
are received, The LADIES' .Maga.iae, for Jany
CONTENTS.
Original Neutrality-suspicious. BoIeyn, Bior.
raphlcal Notice of Robert Fulton, Catharno
Wells, The Society, Annals of Liberality, &c,
Physical Education of Woman, The Calendar
January. Original Poctry.-The Pilgrims,
The Voice, Wen Sleep Together, Stanzas,
The First Day of the Year. Literary Notices,
&c. Jan 26.
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TEfyPFP vCr HroTrCr

The Gratton Temperance Society will hold its
h mrs public meeting, on THURspAY the Sd day of
February merit, at the Rev. Mr. Searle's Meeting
House in Grafton, at which time an Address viii
be delivered by Emory Washburn, ESQ, Of Wor.
cester Exercises viii commence at one o'clock
T.. NJ, precisely. The friends eff temperance in
the vicinity, and the public generally, are respect
fully invited to attend. OrIs ADAMS. Ssc'v.
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4 NATH'L. PANE. J. Prek.
Operations on the Teeth.

II Tar: PARSONS. Surgeon Dentist, informs
Ely the Inhabitants of Worcester that he has
removed 10 No. l6 Winter-street, in Boston,
nearly opposite his late residence, where he at.
tends to all Operations on the Teeth. Incor-
ruptae Mineral or Porcelain Teeth of every
natural variety Of shade and form, and Artlf-
eiai Animal Teeth prepared in a peculiar and
improved manner by which their tendency to
decay while in the mouth is essentially lessened
Boston, Dec. Is. 6w5l
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TEMP ERAyCE NOTncr

\, The next Monthly Meeting of the Worcester
North District Temperance association will be
holden in Winchendon, on the second Wednesday
IN February next, at the Rev Mr. Clark's Meeting
House. Delegates will meet at II O'Clock, A. NJ,
ana the public exercises will commence at IL
O'Clock, NJ, precisely. Per order
Jan. ~. G. B. PARKER. Asst Seen
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FURTHER EXAMINATION. Maikley was
further examined on Saturday last before
]. Blair, Esq. In the course of which, some
of the clothing of Newey 1.-THE deceased>
found in the possession of Markley, was
identified by one of the witnesses from
Frederick county this, and other corebo-
rating circumstances, leave but little doubt
that Marley and his accomplce (who is
stated to be stout, good looking, inteli-
gent fellow, fair complexion, sandy hair and
whiskers, and is supposed to have accompa-
MED Marley to Baltimore after the MUIR
der are the persons who committed the hor-
rid Outrage.
Markley was seen the day before the
murder and arson were committed. within
two miles of Newey's dwelling, and made
inquiry whether he still resided in the same
place, threatening that he would DESTROY the
whole family, and then give himself up to
be hung. On the night after, Maj KEY and
his companion staid in Smiths town, distant
SIX miles from Newcy's house, they sat up
all night and departed by day break in the
ning.-Baltimore Patriot.
The census gives New Orleans nearly. sc, 900
inhabitants; but it is not mentioned in the pa.
P0's what proportion are blacks. Ii must be
considerably more than half In SQUARE com.
prlslng most the business, and therefore the
greater portion ofthose who have neither fam.
ilies nor servants, the total population, accord.
ing to the official return, is, in round numbers
$4,000; OF which 200 are whites, 9. 900 slaves
and 5000 free blacks. There is a fraction Of
about 200, to be divided ameng the three class.
es, When the returns from the country shall
be completed, the whites will appear in n Crirbt.
full minority. On plantations, where there arc
not more than FIVE or six adult whites, will he
found 300 and 400 groes,-Boston Courier,
ARKANSAS. The population of tho Territory
Of Arkansas is ascertained to be about 10000
an increase of more than 100 per cent since
the census Of 1920.
Census OF MICHIGAN The result Of the re.
cent census in Michigan Territory, is ms fol.
lows City of Detroit 2222 County of Wnvno
1900, Monroe 1885, Lenawe I49i, Oakland
1910, Macomb 24l4, St. Clair lila, Wasbtenow
4o42, Cass 1910, St. Joseph 1913, Michilimock.
mac 877, Chippewa 626, Brown I4o9. Crawford
W., Iowa l5S7-total, 3l,698.
An infant was frozsn to DEATH on the niobt
OF the 18th inst, in a cellar in Fourth, (Phjla.
dslphia) between Shipper and Plum streets in
che District Of Southwark
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WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 90, 1881,

Our accounts from Boston leave no doubt on
our minds, that an act will pass the Legsla-
ture, fixing the compensation to be received by
the Sheriffs and Clerks of Courts, and probably
limiting the tenure of the former to the term of
five years, with eligibility to re-appointment.
other reforms in view, of tenfold more impor-
lance than these, in things which now bear
with oppressive weight, on that portion of the
community, least able to bear it, In urging
Them on the attention of the public, we
trust we shall have the active cooperation of
those. whose zeal was so suddenly walked I'm in
reference to the two offices above named. and
particularly of the one, who, after remaining
silent for years, during which the evil was the
same as at present is now so ready to censure
all who did not hit upon the precise moment
which he did, to sound the alarm. If thew will
but unite with US in the work we propose. we
will neither inquire into the motives which
have kept them SO long silent, or which, now
alter it was understood that the proposed
change would be made this winter has produc.
ed such newborn zeal in them
Two our first subjects will be the "doltar
age" on executions, and certain costs, taxed on
Judgments in our courts, both of which are
now sanctioned by law, after which, we may
proceed to some illegal exactions with which
the poor are oppressed. We would remark,
that 1t is not our wish to reduce the compen-
sation new received by Deputy Sheriffs but, if
the Sheriff should hereafter be paid by salary,
and not by per coinage from the Deputies,
the dollarage, and perhaps some other fees re.
ceiVed by the latter, could be reduced without
diminishing their compensation below its pres
ent amount.
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CONTRACT WANTED.

a PERSON well acquainted with Cotton
IA Manufacturing, in all its branches, is de-
sirous of contracting TO run Factory by the
Yard. Inquire at this Office. Jan. &C.
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A THENEUM or Spirit of the English Mag.
Ia azines, No, 81, New Seriea.~-containing,
as usual great variety of interesting natter,
Just received by G, HARRIS. Jan. rs
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sauALIr The glorious 9Th of January was
suffered to pass at Washington, without motto
or comment No huzzaing, no firing of can
non, no public dinners, and Of course no toasts.
what can this mean? Two years ago delegates
from New York went all the way TO New Or
leans to celebrate the Sth of january which
Duff Green said would be remembered whom
ahs 4th OF July would be forgotten
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/ HENRY COOLIDGE, Jn.. D. Sherif.

WORCESTER, SIS. Jan. 90, 1881
FESAKEN on Execution having been previ-
d ously attached on mesne process, and
will be sold at Public Vendue, at John A.
Thompson's inn, in Westminster, on MONDAY,
the 2lst dag Of February meat, at 2 o'clock
?, NJ, all the Right in Equity which ABNER
M. DRURY has to redeem his mortqaped
Real Estate, situated in the easterly part of
Gardner, containing about thirty acres of Past.
uring aud Wood Land, bounded on lands of
Simon Gates, Asa Smith, and others.
d HENRY COOLIDGE, in, d. Sheriff.
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WORCESTER, IS, Jan. 90, 1881.
"a SAKEN on Executions, having been pievi-
B. ously attached on mosne process, and will
be sold at Public Vcndue, at John A. Thomp-
sons inn, IN Westminster, on MoNDAY, The 2lst
day Of February neat, at o'clock, P. Nj, all
the Right in Equity which ELISHA BIGE.
LOW has to redeem all his mortgaged Real
Estate, in Westminster, whereon he now lives,
situated about ono and half miles westerly Of
the Meeting House, containing about four hun
drod acres, with good Buildings on the same,
bounded on lands OF James White, George
Miles, Aaron Darby, Jonathan Siinott, jr., John
c. Everett and others.
4 HENRY COOLIDGE, JR. D. SheriF
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WANTED.

a an Apprentice to the Tanning and Cur.
IA ryt"g Business, likely young Man, from
IL 10 10 years of age; to whom good encour-
agement VIII be given, by ASA BACON.
Charlton. Jan 20.
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" Tho PnosArE CoURT for February will
commence in this town on Tuesday next
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Jan. Is, 1881.
To The Hi'loo and Heirs Of JONAS BARNES, lste Of
Hard~'ck, in said County, deceased ard 10 ali osf-
erS concerned in The Estate Of seid deceased,
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u Two papers were due from Washington
when our paper went TO press. Our New York
dates, also, were not SO late as usual by two
days.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-26
LEWIS BIGELoW,
and twenty others.
ComMoxwrA1ru or M.ss.cursvrrs

COMMONWEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS.
worcester, S. At meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, withia
and for the County of Worcester, on tho
fourth Tuesday of December, A. o. 1890
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That no.
tice be given to al, persons and corporations
interested therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at the house of Samuel B. Thomas, I'm
holder, in said Worcester, on Wedne sday, the
sixteenth day of March next, at two Of tho
clock IN the afternoon, by publishing an at.
tested copy of said petition and of this order
thereon, in " The Massachusetts, Spy" news.
paper, printed in said Worcester, three weeks
successfully, the last publication TO be fourteen
days, at least, before the said sixteenth day Of
March.
And it is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
OF said County, or his Deputy, serve The Tewn
Clerks of the towns of Worcester and Mlibury,
each, with an attested copy of said petition and
order, thirty days, at least, and also post up an
attestsd copy thereof in two public places in
each of said towns of Worcester and Mllbury.
fourteen days, at least, before the said sixteenth
day OF March; 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 corporations interested
therein, who may then and there desire to be
heard thereon.
Attestt ABlJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
copy OF the petition and order thereon.
Attest: A8lJAH BlGELOW, Clerk.
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ent amount
The WEATHER. Friday last was the coolest
day we have had this season, the Thermometer
standing, little before sunrise, at deg below
zero. But the most severe weather to endure,
was Sunday last and the night following. The
thermometer Oh Sunday evening was at 4, and
before morning fell to zero. During the day
and the lore part of the night the wind blew
gale from the northwest, whirling the snow
aIolt which had fallen to the depth Of o. inches
the day BEFORE and filling the atmosphere with
1t, so as TO almost sufocate person who was
Obliged to face the wind. Yesterday morning
the mercury again fell to deg. below zero.
1t is worthy of a passing remark, that during
the otherwise severe snow storm of tho 18th
and 10th lnsts. the temperature of the atmos-
phere was remarkably mild for such a storm.
When it commenced the thermometer stood
at about 20, bH soon rose to &c, where it re.
NAMED stationary during the greater part of
the storm. Had it been as cold as snow storms
sometimes are, the amount of individual suffer.
my would have been vastly increased, and MANY
must have persisted who were exposed 10 its
severity.
Tins storm furnished another proof of the
truth OF the theory first preached by DR.. Frank
lin, that all our great north east storms com.
mence at the south. The Philadelphia papers
say That 1t commenced showing there previous,
~ to o'clock on Friday; in Baltimore it be,
gan about o'clock; in N. York at midnight
while, in Boston, it did not begin till between S
and o'clock on Saturday morning.
IHEEMoMETEEs. In order accurately 10
compare the temperature of different places. it
IS essential that the thermometers, with which
the experiments are made, should be perfectly
accurate. The improvements made by Kendall
in the graduation of that instrument, renders
those of his make the most perfect of any now
IN use. We have made an experiment with his
thermometers by comparing number of them,
placed in the same situations, through all the
changes OF temperature, from extreme heat to
severe cold, and have never found any two of
them to vary SO much as single degree. A
""AS S0HSiuslfG Oh periectIOn IN
the manufacture, could not we'll be furnished.
FIRE The Wool Sorting and Drying House
OF the Manufacturing Establishment of Joshua
ClaPp, at South Leicester, was burnt on Thurs.
day night last. The fire is supposed TO have
taken from stove pipe. Loss $4,000; insur.
ance $1,000.
The first Lecture of regular course on
Chemistry, was delivered at the Town Hall on
Monday evening last. We understand tina:
nearly three hundred tickets for tho course
have been sold.
u Two papers were due from Washington
when our paper went TO press. Our New York
dates, also, were not SO late as usual by two
days.
tE}~ Tho PROBATE CoURr for February will
commence in this town on Tuesday next.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
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The first Lecture of regular course OF
Chemistry, was delivered at the Town Hall OF
Monday evening last. We understand tina
nearly three huadrsd tickets for tho cours
have been sold.
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Jan. Is. 1881.
10 the IIidoss and IIeirs Of MANAssEn Oscoop.
fi,' q Barre, in said County, deceased and to
all 0tsrs sonc~~sd in The Estate o. said deceased,
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An infant was frozen to death, on the nioht
OF the 18th inst, in cellar in Fourth, fPh5la.
dslphn) between Shipper and Plum streets, in
che District Of Southwark. =
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FIRE. The Wool Sorting and Drying House
of the Manufacturing Establishment of Joshua
ClaPp, at South Leicester, was burnt on Thurs
day night last The fire is supposed to have
taken from stove pipe. Less $4,000; insur.
anee $1,000.
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Attest. ABlJAH BIGELow, Clerk.
n copy OF the petition and order thereon.
Attest: ABlJAH BIGELOW, CLERK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-13

English Eteaionesring. We find in Id
English paper the following anecdote Of Lof
Sandon. the rival candidate of Mr.. Thornley, Il
the approaching election in Liverpool. The Duifl
ess of Devonshire once allowed butcher to sI'
her smack on like occasion.
Yesterday, about twelve O'Clock. Lord SAND
visited st. Johns Market, attended by several s'u
tlemcn. His canvass there was also very success.
A triflng circumstance, which, however, 'm0H!i,
the varieties Of political canvass may pass o. o
well enough, occurred here. Amongst %:
"iair," for whose interest and good "'1
Lord Sandon had to sue, was Etty Taylor y
fruit and green selling celebrity. Upon hIs'@
ships arrival, the fruiteress pIucked from w
dress rose which she respectfully and biC'nps
y presented to his lordshiP, repeating al '"s ~"
time the following stanza-
"ike rose is red. the violet's blue,
Your'ic The msn.-my heart IS true
HIS lordship's gallantry was here put TO az
we're test, andhe could no longer refrain from y
printing the tribute Of his gratitude on the UP
the worthy fruiteress and those of her TAR d'':
ter, amidst the huzzas and smiles OF the
rounding crowd. After this, very hand so
dish of grapes, ripe ra~berries, and other lI
we're presented to his lordsbip and his friei'''
the generous proprietor Of the stall. Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-13
StoM0chic Bitters.

nR. wEDDEBURN has for sale frssi susI =,
~ his Gel, brsted Bhters. II is needless I" -
thing in praise of these bitters, their good qo'j
ing now acknowledged wherever they are uo oIas
knosa Is well in this ncighborhood as IN New gy r
Tallahassee and the West India Islands wheI. &C.. y
now constantly used ind recommended. h (
season proper for using this restorative 10 nee
proven, fraud, each bottle is signed by 'ne
and hiss his seal On each cork: none without am,
nuine. For sale at his spo,hecary and pIUs ,dtI
King between Fairfax and Royal streets, h.enTV
aug lift WA. Nfp"n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-13
Charles Bennett

gTAs received and offers for sale
Ill case a. beached power loom shifting cotton
do 70 do Peterborough do do
1 do Maryland Pententiary plaids. superior
quality
do "A indigo blue checks
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-13
COLONEL JonNsON's LETTER
Finn, the National InfeMgencer Of yesterday

From the Ndft0Em H"e"'S''
BLUE SPRING, Cd August, 1881:
,,.. cnIe,& Seafon:-After having finish
al the wi,hin letter, discovered in your paper
s. .i,o osd milf. that Mr.. INoHAM had published
Ii. letter 10 me. as well as his statement. You
ms, ' UIs.ss therefore. 10 publish this letter as
my reply, and obliye your Sbea'en 1n ssrxsa
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-08
DEATHS.

At Kingston Village on Wednesday evening
last after few hours illness, John Hunter, youn-
gss, son Of tho Hon. William Hunter ofths town
aged ii years-a youth of great promise.
At East Greenwich on Friday last, Thomas
Fry, Esq Chief Justice of the Court Of Common
Pleas Tor the county Of Kent aged 65 years Judge
Fry was for many years A member OF the Senate OF
this State, and sustained in all the various relations
of life the character Of an intelligent, useful, and
respectable man.
At Charestown, on the 2lst ut. Mrs Sarah
Stanton, wife Of Dea. Daniel Stanton in her 10Th
year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-08
NOTICE..

VENIIE trustees appointed at a meeting of the
IL creditors Of the Chan. Livingston Steamboat
Company, hereby give notice unto all the credit
ors OF said Company to deliver unto the Trustees
on or before the twentieth day Of June instant,
their accounts, claims and demands against said
Company. The same are to be left at the store of
llendrlck Boorem, No. l64 Pearl street, in the
city Of New York-And the creditors are further
notified and required to call at said store, from the
twentieth to the thrtieh day Of June instant, for
the purpose of examining such accounts claims &
demands may be delivered, and making such
objections as they may have, to the payment Of
the same, such creditors who do not deliver their
accounts claims and demands within the time a.
boye mentioned, will be precludcd If no obisc-
tons made within the time above mentioned,
the Trustees will then proceed 10 liquidate snch
accounts as may have been presented, and make
a divdend--By "A clause in tho declaration Of
Trust, any creditor has right to make objections
to such claims as may be presented, and in such
case those claims objected to, must be referred to
albtraors who are naried in said declaration of
trust.
IlENDRICK BOOREM,) } Trustees of the
IEBEDEE KING, Chan. Iiv.
JOHN NOORilIS, ) Steam Boat CO.
Providence, June I'd, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-08
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

VEvlIE Boston, Taunton aud Fall River Mail
d Stage, leaves Newport every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday at o'clock, arrives at
Fall River at 5 o'clock--Dines IN Sharon at o.
clock, and arrives in Boston at ;. Leaves every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at o'clock
dimes in Taunton at o'clock-arrives in Boston
at 6 o'clock. Stage books kept at Mr. Town
sends. Fare 10 Fall Rirer, 81; 10 Taunton
81; to Boston So.
RETURNING-LeavesB Boston every day a,
. o'clock-dines at Fall River at 2 o'clock--ar-
rives in Newport at o'clock. Books kept al
Shepard's, Broomtield st.
The above line is connected with the Ncw-Bed-
ford stage, at Fall River. Fare to New-Bcdiord
two dollars.
The Providence Mail Stage leaves Fall River
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4 o.,
clock. Fare two dollars.
Extra carriages furnished at any time, by apply
ing to SEABURY & TENANT.
RUFUS Il. KINSLEY, hgeSt,
June &.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-08
TO THE CONSUMERS VEN
DERS OF S @ II U Y I, X I L Z
COAL IN NEWPORT AND
ITS VICINITY.
PuILADELpIuA June Ist, 1881,


YENIIE subscriber is extensively engaged in min
81 ing Anthracite coal in Schullkill county,
(penn.) and from the extent of his landed interest
in that region, is enabled 10 furnish the article of
superior quality aud on the best terms: ho will sup
ply Schuylkill coal delivered on his landing at lo-
Gust street, on the river Schuylkill, free from i'm
purity or slate at 81 80 ct. per ton Of 2240 Is or
he will engage TO deliver it at any Of the wharves
in the town of Newport, at SO per ton: the guam
tity taken to he not less than cargo; when the
price at which this description of coal has hereto
fore sold in Newport and the very great saving
that will result from arrangement with the sub
scrber is taken into consideration, he trusts that
the difference in cost will irduce those feeling an
interest in having their supplies on the best terms,
to favor him with their orders.-Terms of pay
ment months for approved paper or three per
cent discount for cash. Satisfactory references
will be given Gas to the ability oithe subscriber to
conform to any arrangement he may make il re-
quired)
SAMUEL 7. WETIlERILL,
No. l26, .lrch street, Phil
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-08

LATELY RECEIIrED.
Destiny, or the Chiefs Daughter, by the author Of
Marriage &c. 2 V. IL mo.
History Of Chivalry, & the Crusades. by the au-
thor Of 'Richleeu;' 'Darnneby,' sc. | vol. be-
ing No Xxx Of Harper's Family Library. .all the
Nos. Of which are received as above for sale
and circulation.
The Talba. or Moor of Portugal, romance, by
Mrs Bray, author of the Protestant &c. Sew.
Lives of eminent Painters s Scuptors, by Allan
Cunningham, IN 3 vols.
Notes Ola italy III lS29-30 by Rembrandt Peae,
IN vol, : Va.
Voyages x Discoveries Of the companions Of Co
lunibus; by Washington Irving, in | vol. 70.