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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23
GROTON ACADEMY

FHNHE Spring Term of this Academy will
Il commence on MONDAY, the III dau nj
March. The institution is open to pupils 81
both sexes, and no pains will be spared by IFS
indefatigable, successful, and deservedly ponn.
lar Preceptor, Mr.. TowNER, to render It everv
thing which parents could wish. An able and
accomplished Assistant is procured whose at.
tention will be principally devoted to instruc
ton in Book Keeping and Penmanship. II
the course of the ensuing season, public expe
rimental Lectures will be given in Chemistry
in connection with Natural Philosophy. Boart
may be obtained in respectable families SO tina
the expense of Board and Tuition will be onl
$l,75 per week
By order of the Board of Trustees.
J. TODD, Secretary.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Feb. 81, 1881.
TO The WIDOW and Heirs Of JONATHAN WHITE,
late Of Spencer, in said County, deceased, and TO
all others concerned ia the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear(if you
d see iit) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in April next, Mt ten of the clock,
before noon, to show cause why the Administra.
tor on said Estate should not be authorized TO
sell so much of said deceased's Real Estate as will
raise the sum Of $4,000 for the payment oil
debts and charges aud you will be heard thereon.
81 NATll'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Canal Boats at .fuctiOn.

WORCESTER, IS. Feb. s, 1891
FEVAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at
N Public Vendue, at the Store of Hiram
Wadsworth, in Barre, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of Marchnert at two Of the clock, P. NJ. all
the Right in Equity which SILAS KNIGHT,
JR., has to redeem the following mortgaged
Real Estate, viz. the Farm on which he now
lives situated about two and half miles west
erly of Oakham Meeting House, containing
about seventy four acres of Land with the Build
ings thereon. Also, one other tract of Land,
situated in the easterly part of said Oakham,
containing about fourteen acres of Land, and
bounded northerly by tho turnpike, leading
from OalSham TO Rutland, easterly on the town
line, southerly by land of James Allen, westerly
by county road leading 10 North Brookield.
8 SETH HOLDEN, ID. Sheriff.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23

English Judge said in certain case, there is no
rule better established respecting the disposition of
every Office in which the public are concerned.
tnan this, Detlr digniori" shall follow this sound
maxim, and give my suffrage to Mr.. Jennson, as
:, uie most tcOrthy" We know, by long experience,
the uPrghtness, the correctness, the systematic
MODE OF transacting official business the readiness
ana uniform courtesy of Mr.. Jennison, and that he
WIN not be obliged to serve apprenticeship be-
lore he can know and execute the functions of the
highly responsible office of County Treasurer.
WEsTBoRoUGH
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
. the Electors of the County of Worcester /.

Permit me to recommend to your SURFACES for
the vacant Office of County Treasurer, Capt. ASA
HAMILTON of Worcester, who has for long
time been known to you, for his correctness fdeli-
ity, and strict integrity in financial concerns The
circumstance that he this year discharges the du-
ties of Treasurer of the extensive town in which
he resides, is sufficient proof of his possessing the
confidence of his neighbors in business of similar
character. x
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS spy.

Mr.. Editor Every person who assumes an i'm
portant public trust ought to have integrity, inte-
gence, and an aptitude to the office Without
honesty, all other qualifications would be Of little
value; and honesty without knowledge of :he dali
ly recurring duties of the station and expertness
to perform them. would make the incumbent moth
ing better than an upright ignorant bungler am
personally acquainted with each of the candidates
presented Tor the Office of County Treasurer, and |
shall not decry any Of them. But as an eminent
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23
FOR SALE.

"a LOT, containing 40 acres OF first rate
I'd Land, on which is a suitable place for a
Tannery, situated little out of the business
part of the village in Worcester Perhaps
there is no place in New England where a
Tanner could locate himself to so good advan.
tage, as there is no establishment of the kind
within five or six miles,
Also, % acres of Pasture and Wood Land.
near the above.
or Inquire of Messrs Newton e. LINCOLN.
or of EPHRAIM MOVER.
Wnrcnsfer Feh %
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FOR SALE.

"A FARM, situated in Westboro', in the
IA County OF Worcester, near the centre Of
said town, containing 100 acres of the best of
La,nTd-being we'll proportioned into Moving,
Iiilage, Pasturing. and Wood Land well in.
closed and separated into convenient lots with
stone wall, plenty of Orcharding, with beau.
tIful Fruit Yard, containing all kinds of fruit
IN a bearing state, and good Garden; with
two Houses and two Barns on the same One
Barn is III feet long, by 40 wide, and 30 feet
possible other 40 by 80 together with other
Out Buildings. Water is conveyed to the Build
lngs in leaden pipes. Said Farm is well wa.
tered, and extensively known by the name Of
the Baker Farm, and is admirably adapted for
dairylng or the breeding of cattle. A small,
very small, proportion of the purchase money
will be wanted; the residue may lay as long as
the purchaser pays the interest annually. Pos
session may be had on the first of April next.
Fer particulars inquire of the subscriber on the
premises SAMUEL HENRY
Westboro', Feb o.
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MA r r. TE

In Royalston, Feb. 10, by Rev. Mr.. Perkins, Mr..
Willard Holman to Miss Hannah Brown.
In Hardwick, Mr.. Josiah Wilcox of New Salem
to Miss Cleaner Ruggles of Hardwick.
In New Salem, Feb 6, by Rev. Mr. Harding, Mr.
Eli Grout of Barre, to Miss Betsey FELTON, of N. S
In Boston, Mr.. William II. Moody to Miss
Sarah Parker of scarborough.
In Uxbridge, Feb. Is, Mr.. Richard Waterman oil
Warwick, tR. ~ to Miss Diana Maria Chaplin,
daughter of Mr.. Moses Chaplin of Uxbridge.
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FOR THE MAssACHusETTs spy.

1t is every day becoming more manifest that
there is one candidate, who, Notwithstanding the
efforts made in behalf of Others stands decidedly
prominent with the electors. This candidate is
Mr.. ANTHONY CHASE, and the result of the
votes, am confident, will afford the fullest con
iirnaIion of the truth of this remark.
A VOTER.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23

MORE TROUBLE. The Senate have recently
rejected two more Of Gen. Jackson's nomina-
tons. One of them was of person by the
name of Mussey, to be collector of the port OF
New London, and the other, foreigner by the
name of List, TO be consul at Hamburg. To
make way for him, most excellent and valua-
bic officer, and native citizen, was removed
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23

JACKSON AND CALHOUN. The long threaten.
ed pamphlet of tho Vice President giving an
expose of the quarrel between himself and Gen
Jackson, has appeared. 1t is very volumlnous
and consists almost entirely of letters which
have passed between these two, and sbctween
them and various other individuals high in Of.
fee. The situation in which it places the Gen
eral and some others, is any thing but enviable
The controversy evidently originated in the
Vaccinations of some one who was jealous Of
the Vice President, and who plotted this quarrel
in order to destroy his influence with the Presl-
dent and his party. No one can doubt the agen-
cy of the A." willy Dutchman" in the affair. His
success, so far as the President is concerned,
appears to be complete.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23

MUZZLIEG THE Pass. Because we have
opened our columns to free discussion on the
subject of County Treasurer, we have been
threatened with loss of patronage, and one
person has declared that he would be the means
of our losing a hundred subscribers Such
threats will never produce any effect on US.
In the condusting of the Spy, we have ever in
tended to do what we believed right and prop
er, let its effect be what it might This course,
though it may occasionally operate to our dis
advantage, is one which we have always belieV-
ed that such population as that of Worcester
County would, in the end, sustain. We have, as
yet, no fears to the contrary. Should any means
BIO used, by those who distribute the papers
or others, to influence any subscriber to take
other papers in preference to ours, or to with
draw their support from US, we wish they would
give US information of it, and we will make ar
rangements to supply them with the paper
through the Post Office, or in some other mode,
so that it shall cost them no more than it now
does.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23
MACHINERY for Sale.

TEHHE Monson and Brimfied Manufacturing
d Company offer for sale, a Spinning Frames
of los spndles each, A do. - spindles each, 6
heads Drawing, and Looms-all second hand
and in fair running order.
Inquire of the subscriber at Monson, (Mass)
where the Machinery may be examined
Feb %. CIV A. W. PORTER, Aren't.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23

ZoDIAcAL LIGHT. The light in the south
east, mentioned week before last, was what is
called the zodfacal light. At the moment of
writing, we did not recollect having before MOTTO
ed 1t, but, on reflection, we remember to have
seen it, several times, some years since. 1t is
nearly two hundred years since this phenome-
non attracted the attention of astronomers. 1t
is said to have been first accurately described
by Casino, an Italian, in 1858. The most
common times of its appearance, are, about the
autumnal equinox and at the present season or
little later, Its cause has never been ascer-
tanned, but it is supposed, in some way, to pro-
coed from the light of the sun. We have no.
ticed it twice since the evenings before men,
toned, though less light than on those coca,
sionx.
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For Sale or EXCHANGE.

FHNHE subscriber has a valuable TIMBER
4 LOT, containing IS acres, situated in the
westerly part of Petersham, which he will sell
or exchange on reasonable terms for a good
Farm. SUMNER SWAN.
Phillipston, Feb 90 CIV
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CLERK WANTED.

n N Country Store; an intelligent young
Il Man, of active and industrious habits, who
is qualified to take the charge of Books. and
act as Salesman No one need apply, except
he is able to bring unqualified recommends.
tions, and is willing to devote himself to the
interest of hisemployers. A line, with real sig
nature, addressed to |. A. s., left at the office
of The Massachusetts Spy, will receive atten-
ton. Feb 90
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23

10 Thomas B. Davis has been appointed
Post Master at West Boylston, in place of
Thomas Holmes, resigned.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23

r p ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
30 OF Worcester, that he has taken a Room
at Mr l. Flaggs, next door TO the Worcester
BANK and is ready to attend TO the business
of his profession
u DR.. B. will also attend to Operations on
the Teeth, setting, filling, &c Feb. %.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23

A GOOD ONE The Boston Statesman, in
speaking of the infamous Duff Green, CALI
him " this great and good man!
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23
Candidates for the office Of County Treasurer

ANTHONY CHASE,
WILLIAM JENNISON,
OTIS CORBETT,
WILLIAM D. WHEELER,
CHARLES G.. PRENTISS,
ASAHEL BELLOWS,
ASA HAMILTON.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23

" meeting of The Temperance Society of the
Worcester South Congressional District, will be
holden at Vernon Stiles's Hotel, in Millbury, on
FRIDAY NEXT, at Q o'clock, at which all persons
interested are invited to attend. There will be an
Address on the occasion precisely at O'Clock.
Feb. 90, Z. WAsHBURN, Sec'ry.
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d I z u /.

In Northbridgc, Feb 8, Mrs Olive Adams, wife
Of Capt Cyrus Adams, aged 55.-Prlnters in Net
Hampshire and Ohio are requested to insert thi
death.
In Sterling, JAN so, Mr.. Jonathan Gary, a reyo
lutionary pensoner, aged so.
In Harvard, Mrs. Sarah, relict of Eliphale
Pearson. LII. D., aged IS.
In Barre, Feb. 2, Dea. Moses Holden, aged 76
In Paxton, Feb IL, Mr.. john Howe, aged A.
In Shirley, Jan. 8, Asa Brocklebank, aged SO
useful member of the United Society in Shirley.
In Shirley, Mr.. William Bartlett, aged 80, a sol
der of the Revolution.
In New Salem, Jan. 90, Miss Elizabeth Walker
aged %; Jan. 81. Wealthy Walker, aged 8, daugh
tiers of William Walker.
In New Bedford. widow Mary Cushman, aged 81
Nabby Sherman, wife of John Shearman, aged GA
In Norfolk, Va, Commodore Arthur Sinclair, o
the U. ). Navy, many years commanding Naval OF
icer on that station. He entered the naval ser
vice as Midshipman on the 18th Nov, 1898, anC
soon after displayed the most intrepid bravery il
the action between the Constellation, (Com Trux
ton) and the French frigate Insurgent, which re
Elected so much honor on the naval proves of ou
country. He was advanced to the rank of Pes
Captain, Oath July, 1918.
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Another 'carning to parents not to dress childre
IN Cnffnt


in Cotton.
Died, in Hopkinton, Feb. l5 Hannah, only child
of William and Mercy Adams, aged IS months
Its death was occasioned by its clothes taking fire
Mrs. A. having occasion to leave the room a min
ute placed the child where she supposed it safe
from the fire, but returning found its clothes in
flames. 1t survived only four days.
1.-The cold, cold grave enshrouds thee now,-my
child
My beautiful and tears and mourning are
Like words upon a cenotaph to tell
How in thy mothers breast thou art enshrin'd.
Spotless and sinless to thy Saviour's arms,
Unsulied nesting thou hast upward flown,
And | am lonely, relt, and desolate
Forgive me, Father! ifmy heart has chung
Unto . the gift thou gav'st me-" with love
Too strong for earth; for |, o God did praise
And magnify thee when the blessing came
Now, even now, call in my distress,
And thou wilt hear my prayer All praise to thee
. Lord who gave and now hast ta'en away"
Communicated.
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DORR & ROWLAND

EEAVE just received a supply of WEB-
AH STEERS SCHOOL Dictionary, a
bridged from the American Dictionary. Price
81. CIV Worcester, Feb. 90.
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NOTICE.

"a ME Worcester Harmonic Societu will
Il meet at the Town Hall next Sunday
evening, at = o'clock, to prepare for an Orato.
RIO. punctual attendance is requested.
Per order of the President.
Feb 70. CALEB NEWCOMB. See'u.
FNHHE next regular communication to Wor-
"a cester County Encampment will be held
at Samuel B. Thonas,s Hall, in Worcester. on
WEDNESDAY,. tie 9th dag Of March merit, at 2
o'clock, P. M.
ALEXANDER DUSTIN, Recorder.
Feb. 90, 1881.
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
SMALL, CHANGE

At meeting of the Merchants and Traders
of the town of Worcester, held this morning
it was Voted, That il be recommended to the
inhabitants of this place, TO pay out and receive
the current Spanish coins, at the rates they
have usually borne, to wit as quarters, eighths,
and sixteenths of dollar Feb %.
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WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. 1881.

u We have this day given up the room usu-
ally occupied by ourselves, to the use of our
correspondents. One communication on the
subject of Treasurer is deferred, for reasons
which, we are certain, will be satisfactory to
the writer, if he will point out mode for our
communicating them to him. If we do moi
hear from him, it will be omitted entirely.
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DIR. O. III. BLOOD

Greton, Feb. 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
LEES
LEES
celebrated !. HIGHLY LNPROTED
FAMILY MEDICINES,

4 EE y Anti BIous Pills, admir- ably a,iaprcd To
~ carry off supprilunus blle, aud To prevent its
morbid secrc'ions Price % and 80 cts. per box IN
tin bnyrs-
LEES Worm Lozengcs. n certain and por,er..,n
remedy for destroying all kinds OF worms. ircc 80
cents per box, III lin boxes.
LEES Elixir. a certain and cf,Iclnnl rcurdy FIR
obstinate colds, coughs, weak stomqghs &C. Price
81 per bottle.
LEES Sovereign Ointment for the Iich, warrant
ed 10 cure from applications free from mercury o-
any pernici"us ingredient Price 31A cents per hux
LEE - gcauine Persian Lotion, renders the skin
ueiicateiy soft and smooth, improves the cumpexiou
i'r!ce 80 cts per bottle.
LEES Essence and Extract of Mustard m inf.l
iole remedy For sprans bruises, rheuma,isln numb
ness &C. Price y per bottle.
i'nE, = i.i2-S?va. Price 80 cts. per box.
LEE : Nervous Cordial, or Grand Restorative, a
most Variable medicine for great and general deb
w. disorders, loss ot appetite, &C PTcs 81
! per battle.
LEES Agne and Fever Drops, warranted to cue
" taken according TO directions Price - cents uer
| bottle. ~ f~
LEES Indian Vegetnhlr Specific, certain and et
tcctual cure for venerca and gonorhc7 Price :
each box and bottle
LEES Tooth Ach Drops, which give immediate
rlnt: Price so CHS. per bottle.
LEES Tooth Powder, which cleanSes and Lcau:;.
hes the teeth. Price so cts. per bottle.
LEE - Eye Water, certain cure for sore a ves
Price 30 cts per buttle.
LEES Anodyne Exis, for the cure of head aches.
ICES per bottle.
LEE ) Corn Plastcr. for removing and DESTROYING
o;ns Price so Cts per packet. For sale by
nov S-iaW ii. G.. MCNAMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
49,
.h....::Hy
ECUNG TRUFFIE

NJ IN N.nd the csniog season at his former
-, S''nd' Earb"" rSvi!lc, IN tho county Of Orange
the presence al rmdreds Of the best Judges in Viz
g,nia aud WAS universally admired for his fine form.
it"''in Is iNt'rn hands high and seven years old,
ana "as proved himself most extraordinary sure
t'"i ""tcr Not one OF the eighty odd mares put to
in" nave iacd Within the knowledge of tie subscri
Der.
The season viii commence on the l5tb Eebruorv
and terminate on the LIST day Of July. Terms as
her. Forty dolIars To be discharged by thirty
II rad ".t'in the season. Fifty dollars insurance.
""" ""1 dollar I, tie Groom, 10 be paid when the
mare 1t brought or taken away. The best and most
extensive paStu noe, Is set apart, exclusively for tho
mares sent I" irIi and The mares may be fed will,
WAT ih"N wil cat, at twenty five cents day mud
ht""niS ~ iHc village, five dollars II month Any
on putting i,r mares with L,ri. inr price of one.
VIII DE tcinlicd. g. u lN;iER,
for
Cav. BARBOUR.
Br'h"ur>y 10. Fcb. LIST. 1881 feh 4
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SEEDS.

'h'HE Subscriber has lust received large snopI,
- Comprising the following vCrv general ass ri
,',tht oi SEEDS, purchased from highly rCsprcra-
Die concern by winch they are warranted as benz
perfectly fresh and genuine.
bEANs-Broad Windsor, ell marrow whit. rnor,ow
dwarf large Lima, dun cuDurcd or Quaker. yellow
SIX week, China dwarf, ca'ly vcliuw dwarf scarlet
runners red cranberry dwarf, white Cranberry nod
red DO. DO. Washington, do.
FEAs-Dluc PTussian, early charlton, early Wash
inS'on, dwarf green imperial, bishops dwarf prolific.
tall marTowiat.
=, CADnAcE-Early York early sugar loaf, enrly
Battersca, late do yellow Savoy, green curled do
dTumhcad and red Dutch picking purple, early pur-
PIE cape, and early white Broccoli, early and late
cannilower' DrusScl sprouts, Scotch kan.
Norfolk turnip - "''"
Scarlet, salmon, red and white tnrrip radisb; early
irahe long green, and cluster cucumber: hite ca b
oage, brown Dutch. sugar loaf SIlcsia pnd ice let
Scarcity blood. blood turnIp ami manpre wurt-
Ici bce' Com. PortcT's Chilan, early bunch and
CROOK neck winter squask: nutmeg nutmeg CAME
I'pe' citron, pine apple, and pornegrunate melon
HRAss SEEDs-Allljct, white clover hcmp. In
ccFno, oats grass, tall meadow herds prass titnov
buck wheat sNS'' '''''o'"y'
MiscELLANToCs--C Canary, parsnip. summer spin.
uCn, naSurtnin' curcd cross or pepper grass solid
"h'te ceIery t"naioe, Otra. gonbO, asparagus benc
purple esq plant. poatUc onions early rsdsn Sioux
corn, long orange md carly horn carrot white Pnr
tugal, and Strasburg onion.
FtowEE SErDs- Assorted.
For sale at my Apolhccary and Drug Store, frs,
door above the Bell Tavern, Richmond Va
icO ~ HUGH e. McNEMARA
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DIR. ADAM CLARKE'S
Commentary on the Bible

oTlCE The Subscribers are now publishing
i ' new aud correct Edition of Dr.. Clarke ),
commentary on the Old and New Testament OF
he paper from new type, IN vos. royal oct a, tho
very low prco of fifteen dollars per copy well bound
FROM The high reputation and EXTENSIVE circulation
OF this work, 1t cannot but be regretted, that we
nave no correct edition of it in this country
an iormer editi"ns' when compared with the Eng
Iish copy, corrected by the Doctor himself are found
very inaccurate IN many important respects
Inc subscribers having procured an Eurlsh cor
rected copy pledge themselves to produce a correct
edition in every respect.
The New Testament will be ready for delivery in
April next. in vols ut So the copy.
hpy person ordering or more copies at n time
shall be allowed 25 per cent discount
All orders directed 10 r. |. Smith, Richmond
I"hn Urgg. Philadelphia, J. d j. Harper, or the
publishers New York, will he punctualiy attended 20
5. HOYT d. co New YORK.