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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-13
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS spy.

At d meeting of the american antiquarian
Society. held at Antiquarian Hall, in Wnrces.
ter, on the Both day of June last, the following
Preamble and Resolutions were adopted in re-
lation to the late ISAIAH THOMAS, LII. D., late
President of the Society
Whereas since the last annual meeting, the
Society has been called To deplore their loss
by the death of their late President And
whereas he was the founder and the most dis.
tIngushed benefactor of this institution, having
bestowed upon it the beautiful real estate which
he had appropriated to its use in his life time,
and also large and valuable library, together
with fund for the support Of librarian and
for other purposes, the whole OF which may be
estimated at Forty Thousand Dollars: And
whereas the Society is penetrated with the be-
reavement 1t has sustained in the death of its
most benevolent patron, and with the obliga-
lions due from 1t and the public TO him, who has
with singular liberality endowed an institution
which promises great future usefulness There
fore,
RESOLVED, Tha: in his life time he was en-
titled to the gratitude of the public for his la.
borlnus exertions in antiquarian research-that
by his death this institution has lost benefac-
tor who impaired to it vigOr and prosperity by
his distinguished munfcence
RtS0ired, That the Sub. Counsel at Worces-
soi o0 i0queotcu W cduse d geography OF lhe late
President to be prepared for insertion in the
next volume of transactions, or for earlier pub
licatlon If they deem it expedient.
ReSct0ed, That the Sub Counsel at Worces.
ter be authorised to place in the library some
suitable memorial of the late President
p0ted, That the acting President and the
Recording Secretary be directed to cause the
foregoing Preamble and Resolutions to be pub
ished In the Newspapers printed in this town
with their names affixed
AARON BANCROFT, LIST Fice President.
REJOICE NEWTON, Recording Secretary.
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CELEBRATION AT HUBBARDST(

CELEBRATION AT HUBBARDSTON.
The workingmen of Hubbardston celebrat.
ed the hlty-hith Anniversary of the declal
alton OF independence, agreeably to prev-
Gus arrangements. The procession was form.
ed at Plerce's inn, and moved to the Old
Meeting House, where an appropriate and
highly interesting Grafton was delivered by
Mr.. Levi Conant, and an Ode sung by Mr. L.
Pierce, After the exercises in the Meeting
House, the procession was again formed and
marched to the hall Of l.. Pierce, where all
parties formed one mutual party around the
festive board. Henry Pren'iss, Esq presided,
as Vice Presidents. After the cloth was re
moved the following regular and volunteer
Toasts were announced:
J. The Day-The votaries Of Liberty hail it
with grateful hearts, while tyrants trembe.
= The Constitution Of The United States
Like the grand luminary of day in the planeta.
ny system, it keeps the smaller ones in the
right track
B. The memory of Washington-The Hero,
the Statesman, the practical Farmer.
q. Roger Sherman, one Of the signsrs of the
DECLARATION Of Iadtpendcnce-A Shoemaker,
Judge, Legislator.
3. The Sage Of .MonticelLo-When such men
die, well may Philosophy and RepubIicanism
put on weeds of mourning.
o. The President Of the United StGtes-The
! farmer of Tennessee
T. The Governor of MassachuSetts-The adj
vocae of internal Improvements.
3: The State Of .MdssachuSettS-Distinr
ed from oldcn time, for the patriotism, ntelIi-
gence. and virtue, of its people.
y. Field JMarSh0L DitbitSch and his armu-
II they shall attempt to cross the Vstula, ma
they be sunk by leadsn aoeight in red sea
I0 Beggdrs for Missionary purposes-We
fear that by pious fraud they are begging on
their own account.
IL. The Militia System-Like an old gar
! ment, patch upon patch, it makes but shabby
appearance; let it be sent to the paper mill that
we may receive it in new form.
IL .Ant'masonry-A Bugbear it will all
end in smoke, when the combustbes of which
IT IS composed, shall have exploded
10 The .3meriGan Fair--We would compli.
ment with all fare, that would be considered
fair. but farewell
VOLUNTEERS.
! By the President. The Lo,cn of HubJardston
-Thongh its members profess different creeds
in politics and religion, yet in the great Nation.
al doctrine they all agree, that all men a.e born
/ free and equal.
By Mr.. l.. Conant. The intelligence and
virtue OF the people its greatest safety.
/ BY DIR. NJ Phelps Poidnl-May She before
the return Of another anniversary, slav the
Russian Bear and light up all Europe with her
grGaso.
BY Mr.. J. W. Smith. Tho Orator of the
! day.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Worcester, S.
At a meeting of the County

CoMMbNwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, SIS.
At a meeting Of the County
Commissioners, begun and holden at Wor-
cester, within and for the County of Worces-
ter: on he third Tuesday of June, A. d. 1881:
AHI HEREAS, upon the petition of Linus
" Child and others, praying for new high
way IN Dudley, Charlton, and Oxford, due pro-
ceedlngs having been had thereon, ii is con-
sidered and adjudged by said County Commits
sioners, That common convenience and necessi-
ty do require the location of public highway
or common road over the route described in said
petition, TO wit: Beginning at the county road
from Soulhbrdge to Dudley, at the most con.
venient point thereon, east of the dwelling
house of Ralph Vinton in said Dudley thence
IN northeasteriy direction TO the Tufts Manu-
featuring Establishment in said Dudley; and
from thence IN the most convenient place in an
easlerly direction, through part of the towns
OF Charlton and Oxford 10 the new county road
recently laid out from Dudley to Oxford
1t is now, therefore, Ordered, that notice be
given to all persons and operations interested
therein, that SAID Commissioners will hold a
meeting at the house of William Winsor, Inn.
holder in Dudley, in said County, on Tuesday,
the sixteenth day of August next at two of tho
clock in the afternoon, by publishing an attest
ed copy OF said adjudication and order thereon.
in " The massachusetts, Spy" a newspaper
printed in said Worcester, three weeks success
sively, the last publication to be fourteen days,
at least before the said sixteenth day Of August
And it is further ordered, that the Sheriff of
said County. or his Deputy, serve the Town
Clerks of the said towns Of Dudley, Charlton,
and Oxford, each, with an attested copy of said
adjudication and order thereon. thirty days, at
least and also post up an atested copy thereof
in two public places in each of said towns of
Dudley, Charlton. and Oxford, fourteen Gays,
at least, before the said sixteenth day of Au.
gust. at which time and place said Commits
sioners will proceed to lay out, locate, and es.
,ahlish public highway or common road over
the route described in said adjudication, and 10
hear all persons and corporations interested
therein, who may then and there desire 10 be
heard thereon, and to assess such damages as
any person or corporation may sustain by rea-
son of The location of said road as aforesaid
A copy of the adjudication and of the order
of notice thereon.
Attest. ABlJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
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Mrs. Il. N. WeNs's .Acndeanu.

lHNHE First Term of this School will com.
mence for the reception of Young Ladies',
IN worcester, on MONDAY, the first Of August
"eat. instruction will be given in the English
studies generally; in the French and lain
Languages; in Music, Drawing, and Painting.
English Studies, per Quarter, 81
Latin, q
French, =
Music, IN
Drawing and Painting, Water ColOrs, s
Imitation Porcelain Painting, q
Painting, (fionAeur stylo)
Board. per week, 9
Mrs. Wells has liberty to refer to His Excel
iency' Gov LINCOLN, and to Taos KISNIcurT,
ESQ., Worcester; in Boston, to Rev. j. PIER
POINT Dr: JoHN RANDALL, Dr. JAMES JAcK-
SON; and CHARLES Japan, Esq.
Worcester, July 10. 6w
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Boston g. Worcester Rail Road.

NOTICE is hereby given, that subscriptions
~ TO the Stock in the Boston and Worcester
Rail Road Corporation will be received at the
Worcester Bank until TUESDAY, tie 18Th inst
by The Cashier, who is authorized TO receive the
first lnstallmen; of 81 per Share.
NOTICE is also given to subscribers to said
Stock, that the first meeting will be held in
Boston, on MoNpAy, 25th inst, at a o'clock
?, M at the Hall of the New England Bank
for the choice Of Officers and the transaction o:
such other business may come before them
GEORGE BOND,
July l3. LUTHER FAULKNER.
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Canondaigua (N. ~ Repository
MI r LIE u.

In this town. July II, by Rev. DR.. Bancroft Mr..
Fitztoy " lizard to Miss Ann L. Harris.
In Hardwick, July 10, Rev. George Stone of
SYNDICATE, VT, to Miss E. F:Lawton of Iiardwick
In Gardner, July 8, by Rev. Jonathan Farr Mr..
Aojah NJ. Severy to Miss Polly Wright.
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selling at cost for Cash.!

ME subscriber gives notice, that he con.
IL templates making some new arrangement
III ms business therefore will sell his whole
stock IN trade at cost for Cash, consisting ofthe
general assortment of Goods usually kept In a
country Store
% LUMBER.
Hso,a large lot of Lumber, consisting Of
sawed and Shaved Understanding and
Clear Boards-iR and g inch Plank-SIiiwork
-Ciapbnards-HardP Pine Boards, &c &c
w All persons indebted to the subscriber
are requested &c call and make immediate paw
ment, JOSEPH DAVIS, Jr
Templeton, July 10 If
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July Z, 1881,

WORCESTER, IS. July Z, 1881.
'VENAKEN on Execution and will be sold at
Ii Public Vendue, on SATURDAY, the sinth
dey Of 9ugust neat, at six o'clock, in the aItei-
noon, at the house of Chenerv Abbott, nnhold-
er, in Holden, all the Right in Equity that
STEPHEN CHURCH, Of said Holden, had,
on the twenty-eighth day of February last, the
DAY when the same was attached on mesne pro-
cess, of redeeming. a certain mortgaged Real
Estate. situated in said Holden being the Farm
wherein the said Stephen Church row dwells,
containing about one hundred acres of Land
with the Buildings thereon
2sF EDwARD Il. HEMENwAY D ShfriF
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s. EDWARD H. HEMENwAY, d. Sheriff

WORCESTER, SIS. July 8, 1881.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Executions. and will be sold at Public
Vendue, at the inn of Solomon Davis, in o.
lord, on SATURDAY, the 18Th day of august
merit, al three o'clock, P NJ, all the Right in
EQUITY OF ERASTUS EVENS. of redeeming
certain mortgaged Real Estate, situated in
the easterly par: of Charlton, and is the Farm
whereon Henry G. Larned now lives Also,
one other lot situated in the westerly part Of
Oxford, containing Wood and Pasture land.
% SAMUEL SMITH, D. Sheriff
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AL tho Common Council dinner in New York
on the 9TH, Con. Jackson and Martin Van Blu.
rem, were passed over in silence. Rather ON.
nous,
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
V scriber has been duly appointed Admins.
traitor M the Estate of ABRAHAM MUNROE
late OF Shrewsbury. in the County of " orcester
deceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
ny giving bonds as the law Directs All persons
indebted to said Estate hereby called npof, 10
m axe immediate payment; and slthose TO whom
said Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
JONAS MUNROE.
Wrentlam July S, 1881. s2s
N. Is The above may be exhibited to BALcH
DEAN E-q of Shrewsb ny, my legal Attorney,
w+0 is authorized 10 settle the same.
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ESTER. IS. Julv 7. 1891

WORCESTER. IS. July 2, 1881
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
m Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc-
lion, at William A. Howe's, in Berlin, on
TUESDAY, the 9th day Of .4uguSt mert, at 3
o'clock, P. NJ, all the Right in Equity which
SYLVANUS and JOHN BRUCE of Berlin,
had, on the 9Th day of February last, to redeem
the mortgaged Real Estate with the Buildings
thereon, situated in said Berlin, Lancaster, and
Boylston. the same that they now improve
28T LYMAN MOORE, d. Sheriff.
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NOTlCE is hereby given, that the subseri-
~ bers have been appointed BY the Hon.
Nalhl Paine, Judge of Probate, for the County
OF Worcester, to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors of WILLIAM POLLARD.
late of Lancaster, in said County, deceased
testate, represented nsolvent and six months
from the seventeenth day Of May last, are al.
lowed by said Judge to the creditors to bring
in and prove their claims; and they will attend
the duties of that service on The last SATURDAYS
in the months Of September and October next.
from two TO six o'clock P. NJ, on said DAYS, at
the house of Amory Holman, nnkeepef, in
Bolton.
SAMUEL 8. HOUGHTON.}
AMORY HOLMAN. Com rs
June IA, 1881. ~o3
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BE 1T KNOWN

FENO all persons, whose names are borne on
M the Textbook in the town Of Worcester,
for the year 1881, including all the Parishes,
that discount of 6 per cent. will DE made. to
each individual, who shall paw his taxes, within
80 days from the 1lth day of July inst-.4 per
cent to those who pay in GO days-and 2 per
cent. to those who pay in 100 days
Moreover, by vote of the Town, the Poll
Taxes are to be collected without delay.
A. HAMILTON, Treasurer and Coll.
Worcester July II
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WoRcEsTrR; S. July H. 1881.
a ITACHED on mesne process taken on
IA Execution in favor of John Slater. Jona-
than Davis Jonathan Davis, junior, John
Brown, and Eli Warren, against the CEN.
TRIAL TURNPIKE CORPORATION, for
the sum of Sl4 4l9,42 damage, and S8,49 costs
OF suit, and will be sold at Public Vendue on
TUESDAY, the siateenh day of august merit, at
one O'Clock in the afternoon. at the Tavern of
Henry Smith, in Skaters Village, in Dudley, in
said County, the franchise of the said Central
Turnpike Corporation, with all the privileges
and immunities thereof, including four toll
houses and the lands thereto belonging. and all
other the real and personal Estate of said Cor.
poration. SAMUEL SMITH. d. Sheriff.
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NOTICE is hereby given; that the sub
1 v sc'iber has been duly appointed Admin
str&t0r on the Estate Of HANNAH BENSON.
late Of Northbrdge, in the County OF Worcester,
deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs All
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby call.
ell upon to make immediate payment; aud sll
those to whom said Estate indie ed are request
ed to exhibit their demands for settlement.
AMASA BENSON, administrator.
July s. 1881 .18
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LOOK AT THIS,

Jourheynadn hOemakers.
NANTED, Immediately, taoenty. fire Jour
w neynan ShocmakerS, on the following
kinds of work: Mems Kip and Calf Brogans ;
Mems and Boys thick Brogans; Womens'
leather Boots and Shocs-all pegged work-for
which fair price will be given, and ready pay
made.
D Also wanted, fire apprentices TO the
above business. Apply to Col. ARrEaAs FAY,
or the subscribers.
DEXTER FAY & co.
Southboro', July b. CIV
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no amusement or instruction from its pages,
must look within himself for the cause. The
price Of the Magazine is S. per annum.
1t gives US pleasure to state that arrange
ments are made for Female Boarding.
School in this town, to be commenced
IN few weeks, under the care of ANN
MARIA WELLS, lady of highly accom-
plIshed character, formerly of Boston. The
spacious and delightfully."- situated mansion
house, now occupied by Sheriff Willard,
has been sold 10y him for this purpose TO a
company OF gentlemen, among whom is Gov.
Lincoln, who intend to lease the establish
ment on moderate terms to Mrs. Wells, and
To provide every accommodation for first
rate boarding and day school, There can
be no doubt that the plan will meet with
entire success, and thus desideratum sup
Piled In he otherwise excellent system of
education already existing in this place.
discourse was delivered at the Baptist
Meeting House in this town last week, by
ReU. WiLtldm .1pes. a native Indian of the
Pequod tribe. The Pequods ancientIy in
hablted the eastern part of Connecticut, and
were considered the most warlike Il ibe
within the limits of New England; but as
early as 1857, in consequence of repeated
acts of hostility against their white neigh
bOrs, they were almost totally DESTROYED by
the colonlsts. A small remnant, however
still fingered about their ancient haunis,
whose descendants are now found in Groton
Conn.,, where eXertlons are making to erect
church for their use. They number about
200. Rev. Mr.. Apes has been deputed TO
obtain aid for his red brethren, and although
not gifted with the eloquence of Samson
Occum, succeeds very well in enlsting the
sympathies of those who hear him, in be-
half of the wretrhed Pequods. An account
of the life of this native preacher, with ii
good likeness of him, may be found at the
bookstore of Dorr & Rowland. 1t is an
autobiography.
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Worcester SIS. Probate Office. July S, 1881.
10 the W1do'o, Creditors, and Heirs Of ALxxAy.
DEa SMITH, late Of Grafton, in said County, de.
ceased, ana 10 all Others concerned in the Estate Of
said decreased, CRx,T,NS
VoU are hereby cited to appear (if you
see MI at the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester in said County. on the drst Tus..
tay in August next, at one of the clock after
noon to show cause why the Account Of the Ad.
minis,ration Of said deceased's Estate should no,
be allowedi and sou will de heard thereon.
2s' NAEliL. PAINE, J. PSoL,
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1hIETINa.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
M see iiO at the Court of Probate To be hold.
IN at Worcester, in said County, on the FIRST
Tuesday III August next, Mt nine of the clock. be-
fore noon, to show cause why the Instrument
which pnrports to be the last Will and Testament
OF said deceased, should not be approved and
you will be heard thereon
2S' EArH'L PAINE, J. Prob
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The four towns in New Hampshire, in which
the principal manufacturing establishments of
that State are located, show the following rap
idiiv Of increase in popnation from 1920 TO
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no amusement or instruction from its pages,
must look within himself for the cause. The
price OF the Magazine is $5 per annum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

riz,lR.Sfs, !saie o. faust psJy5....
ny yulae Of deed 81 tru.t .1seutsd -
- Us and John T.. Levi. l.incc deoessed.i
~ Aia. J. Maker. bearing dale on fhe B0lh
aav al April fo25, aud Of record IN the tommy
Court OF Amherst, And ~ accomplish fiaih
purpose IN said drsd expressed. we vii on
Ite,fay tae 2id day uf / rbruatV, le33, - The
late Dwelling mouse IL Inc sai Eaik,f. "a No.
county If Amhsr'i. near lie Cont ii"fi.r r
sad cunts. ekpose 10 sale. ~ - "a l"llit
anchor. to- - aiy niaHaf tia fyiis"ipc lpHp-
eft,, O. "a u poitiu thereof a. the PIoFI.Iors
# sal1 deed may ~ thu dne 80 appointed for
said sair, nuthutiz- or require, 10 ~: all the
siavrs named IA said dctu, fneiHg hei"Peu 90
I. GO IA narubrr.} ana IN lLcItuse 81 he H.
mates Of tlt ~, # aay efHrc# ihp datc 81 effoi-
ana We following 80 IfAfaiig, Ia" al I'D
rlgAt tlfe. latefr-ft aad dam q sal finker
b. aud - = ctrIain itsct o. land. win - az.
putfrifaFefs, containing $50 acies, mole or
lee, bWg aud hring - the sah county,. and
beng fhr snme uac' IN y hiCh sands III" D"tl
ing II otse hloirsb,d--nlso, anotbrr TAFT o.
Land. VITA ia apppIlcnances, situate IN SAID
county, near tie Court Home Thereof, con-
timing 2511 astes, mntc OF les H. beiug the
sBuie tract heretofore fpuYrY ed L. tur sad Val
her by William Is. Nap;efs- alsU, The rigLi, title.
aud interest OF lhc sad Walasr 10 nuh - q
crrfain iIaCf Of Lend. win ats rppurchaHccs.
situated partly IA The county 81 Ptfl,y i9anin,
sud STATE Of Virginia, aud pbrlly IN Il county
II Casw ell. and STAT. oi Norib Carolina. adj
inining the lands Of Ensiate Hum, and John
Ponsonby, aud containing 40 ae'es, more OF
lrss Il beng tHr sdne lfnd inhefiurd BY he
wife nl the sud Walker a0m her deceased Ia
thsr Charles bpws
Acting as irnstees we will ouly convey to The
purchaser or purchasers the title ,eslrd 10 as
by The deed of trust aforesaid, and none other.
SAMUEL VI. GARLAND,
JOHN NJ. OBEY.
ALEXANDER iONPKINS,
SURFING Trustees.
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The lIyNcnNuvs Aills.

\ klI now readV tor the reception of lie
ta,A new crop at Wheat Our friends and the
Ftrmfrs generally arr respectfully requested
10 see rs before disposihe Of their crons, as we
are disposed TO rnnke such offers as " III be
satisfactory TO Ihom.
JOHN < c. I. LYNCH
+. :. We are about erecting H Lumber Hou.p
ON main street. nenI the Union Hotel Tor The r.
c"ptIon Of Wheat-whlch will obyiate the in
convenience ard sometimes difficulty ofgelting
To The mill with it.
June 80. "a
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CNN\GE WAVES.

4 kl3E subscriber hasirg ,usde arrange.
WI mfnIs WITH pou,o II tn North who are
regular i@purers u Madeira Wines. lave il in
Ihelr power To off, n their customer. n pure
article OF the finest pal ts they haVing been
tested ny the experience Of several years sales,
10 large extent, Ia the most re,pectahlr geu-
tlemen o'F"gn'a aud alsry land fhsSe Vines
consist of
Loudon Particular Madtita
Iintd do
Burgundy 30
Tue finest Grape Juice - delicious Vine
not much known hi herto, Ia Vneima.-and
viii be delivered TO gentlemen IN pipes. half
pipes, quarter casks, half qnut.r ca>k Of the
celebrated brand Of ]. Howard, March Il
CO. Warranted eruIlne, aud u Il less than ;
years old, When 'tcy Ic!r Madeira. which was
Ia 1880 and 1881. MCKEE h NEFN
SEPT. Goth. otifots