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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-08
RETAILING
BOOTS and SHOES.
At WHOLESALE

B. c. HARRIS & T. C. WALES
ENFORM their friends and the public, that
IL they have relinqushed the retail part of
their business, and have taken Store Nos. 6 and
Broad-street, "a doors from State ST. where
they have on hand large stock of prime re.
failing Shoes, which they can recommend to
their customers as being of as good quality as
can be found in America, and shall be sold as
low, in lots to suit purchasers The following
are a few OF the kinds now on hand, viz:
1000 pr. prime morocco walking Shoes, gil so dox.
1000 hesl'd Pumps, 10 per dos.
l l5OO heeld prunella Slippers, 10 per doz.
1000 spr. heels " 9per doz.
500 3 ner doz
1000 single soles 5 Der doz'
1000 " women's leath. walking Shoes, 10 per dog.
zOOO Slippers, 5 to per doz
1000 I" roam morocco Slippers, S per doz.
lO0O "clasp'd prune. heel'd Shoes, Sl1 doz
500 mons fine calf Shoes, 10 to I6 per doz.
900 buck skin Shoes, 10 per doz.
500 fine calf Boots white topsl 80 PR DE-.
500 naild and pegd Boots, q per dog.
500 pegd cow-hide Boots, "a to 80 doz.
1000 " Shoes g. Brop'ns Qto 1e
500 boys =" g" doz
500 " 4 sew'd & ba Bootees & Shoes, 10 OV doz
500 " childrens " =" 8 doz.
10000 pr. child-en's cold morocco Q to $50 doz.
LiheeCiSe, all other kinds usually kept in our
business, all of which are of good stock and
we'll made. Sw Boston, April IS.
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20 miles east OF Dover, on the Post
Road to Portland, consisting of the whole OF
the WaterPower Of the Moussum River, at
said town excepting only halfa Grist Mill
There are about 50 acres of Land of the best
quality on the eastern, and 50 acres on the
western side of said river, with all the improve
ments and advantages thereto belonging; con-
sisting of one small Factory, ready to receive
machinery, two Dwelling Houses, number of
Barns, Blacksmth's Shop, one Saw Mill, one
Pulling Mill, half Grist Mill, and other i'm.
provements. The place is in the heart of the
town, includes two Dams nearly now, and with
a very small expense the water can be convey
cd from the upper Dam along a natural level,
so as to give about "a feet fall, in a suitable
place for Factories to be erected, and within a
few rods of tide water. The river is remarka-
BILE for affording regular supply of water when
others fail, derived partly from numerous springs
in its course, and partly from a large pond in
the interior. There is abundance of Clay for
Bricks on the place, and Wood also. 1t is an
excellent neighborhood, and labor of all kinds
and building materials are cheap.
About five miles above the town, at what is
called the Great Falls, is also offered for sale
the whole Water Power of said river, where a
dam can be made at a very small expense, and
the fall is very great; with this is also large
tract of Land. Tho Estates will DO seld a
great bargain, together or separately,to any
who wish such property, and the terms of pay
ment be MADE easy.@
For further information apply to WILLIAM
E. HACKER, Salem, (Mass.) or NATHAN.
TEL JEFFERDS, Kennebunk, (Me.)
4 mo. 90. *3m
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IMPORTED BULL.

YENHE Imported Bull Wyc Comet, of tho i'm.
Ill proved Durham Short Horned Breed, from
Powoll's Stock of Philadelphia, will stand for
Cows the ensuing season at the Stables of
Col. r. Converse and S. S. 81 |. B. Wood, in
New Braintree. The above Animal will be 3
years old in November next. His weight is
1900 pounds, and for symmetry of form he is
unrivaled in the State.
Terms, $3 for single Cow; any gentleman
or association of gentlemen furnishing IL Cows,
are referred to the above gentlemen for terms.
ROBERT Nj. Able.
n. B. For further particulars see hand-bills.
May % 9w~
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TO W00LIen Manufacturers.

SAWYER, PHELPS, & CO., would inform
~ manufacturers that they have commenced
building MACHINERY and are now prepared
to AXE Carding, Draa0ing, Condensing, and
Spinning .MachinSry, which they will warrant
to be Of the best materials and workmanship.
AS one otthe above company, (who is a man
ufacturer) has lately visited the principal man
ufacturng establishments in England, and has
become acquainted with all the improvements
in that country, together with the great i'm
provements lately made in labor saving ma
chncry in this country, they are confident of
giving satisfaction TO those who may think of
adopting The latest improvements.
A specimen Of their machinery may be seen
at Mariana Factory, IN Andover, ( Mass where
Spinning Machines, with from two to three
hundred spindles, are operated upon principle
till recently unknown. Having been at great
expense in fixing the necessary tools and ma
chinery for carrying on the above business, they
can now execute orders to any extent that may
be wanted.
TAINTED, at tho above business, five DR. six
JO"rneymen--part wood and part iron work.
men-two of them capable of taking charge Of
the business
Andover, May II. CIV
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HOPKINTON SPRINGS.

VNHE HOpkinton Spring Hotel, is open for
u the reception of company for the present
season. Mr.. and Mrs. NoRcRoss, managers o.
this establishment, tender their thanks, with
gratitude, for the liberal patronage hitherto
received, and assure all those who may visit
the Springs for health OF pleasure, that they
will use their exertions to promote their health
and happiness. They have made, and intend
to make further, improvements in their accom-
modations. To those who intend visiting the
Springs for health, they beg leave to recon-
mend the months of May or June, while the
air is perfumed with the blossoms and the fresh
ness of spring.
The waters at these Springs were analysed
by the late DIR. Gorham. They have been
found beneficial in all scrolulous complaints,
in cases of debility, particularly of the stomach,
in some affections Of the liver, dyspeptic and
rheumatic complaints, salt rheum, eruptions of
the skin, &c. sc. This place is retired, and
pleasantly situated about 80 miles west of Bos-
ton-about the same distance from Providence
and ID miles from Worcester.
Hopkinton Springs, May H. pm
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NEW GOODS.

MUST received and now opening, a good va
% riety OF Spring Goods, such as
eros de Naples Silk-Eurk Satin,
English Ginghams-Corded do,
Scotch do.--Calicoes,
Fancy Hd'kfs-Flag and Bandanna do.
India, Merino, and Raw Silk Shaws,
Printed Hose-Pars Kid Gloves and Mitts,
Garniture and Hair Ribbons,
Battiste and Muslin, for Dresses,
Princetta and Lasting,
Broad Cloths, Blue, Black, Olive, Drab, and
Mix'd,
Shee:ing, Shifting, Bedticking, &c. &c.
Live Geese Feathers,
Also, good assortment of GROCERIES,
All at low prices.
WILLIAM HOWE, Jr. & co.
Brookfeld, May 4. CIV
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Blackstone Canal Colnpanu.
GENERAL NOTICE.

GENERAL NOTICE.
TENHE Blackstone Canal Company, being
III about to close the accounts of their dis.
bnrsements, in locating and constructing their
Canal, with its appendages, hereby give notice
to all persons and bodies corporate, who have
any claims or demands on said Company. to
present or forward statement of such demands,
to the undersigned. as soon as the same can be
conveniently done, that all such claims may be
examined by the Commissioners, and prepared
for adjustment
THOMAS BURGESS, Treasurer.
Nav 25
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WebSter's NeaO Spelling Book.

THE attention of School Committees and
IL Teachers is requested to "1He Ete-
sRentary Spelling Book being an Improvement
on the American Spelling Book. BY Noah
Webster, l.. L. D." In the preface the author
says, " this little book is so constructed, as to
condeasc into the smallest compass, a complete
system of elements for teaching the language
aad however small such book may appear,
it may be considered as the most important
class book, not of a religious character, which
the youth of our country are destined to use"
An edition is published by DORR & HOW
LAND, where copies for examination may DO
had gratis. Worcester, Nav 25
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Printed and Published by
s. III. COTTON & co.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
NJ Price, to SINGLE subscribers ,cho recetpe their
Papers at the Office, or by Null, ItoO Dollars per
ammum: To those whO receiue them By Stage, 1aco
Dollars and 1tceatyiUe Cents. T1centy-f ire Cents
sciH be deducted chen the payment is made in ad-
Vance.
W Advertisements, not exceeding ttcelce lines,
inserted three ioeeks for One Dollar, and eontt'a-
ued three tceeks longer for Fifty Cents. Larger
IL The Proprietors of this Paper ,ciH hold them
seIUes responsible for no error, an any Advertise
ment beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-08
Westminster academy.

YNNHE Summer Term will commence on
n MONDAY, the 30tA of May, and continue
ii weeks. At the same time Female Depart
ment will be opened. A Preceptress is cngag-
ed, who will instruct in French and other
branches usually taught in similar Institutions.
Tuition for the English branches, 49, Ian.
guages, $3.50. Board from 81 to l,33 per
week. FRANKLIN JONES, Preceptor.
Westminster. Nav 25.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-08
MIL Privilege, &c, for Sale, at
WOOnsOcket Falls.

fNsTSA Wv ton, on THURSDAY, the 18th
ilIlKR day Of June, the stone Cotton
now occupied by J. H. CLARK, Esq,
62 feet By %, four stories high, built in a very
substantial manner and capable of receiving
about 5000 Spndles, has an excellent Wheel,
upright Shafts, and horizontal Geerings. The
Privilege embraces one-sixteenth part of the
upper Fall of Water on the Blackstone River.
There will be sold, connected with said Facto.
ry, a suitable quantity of Land, on which a
Building stands used for Calender Shop, and
one other Building used for Machine Shop.
Also, the Store and Lot occupied by Messrs.
E. 7. Grant & Co and n Lot of Land adioin.
ing, suitable site for Store.
A Machine Shop Privilege, subject to certain
conditions contained in lease to Thomas Ar
mold, which will expire on the LIST of April next,
with Blacksmith's Shop and Coal House
will be sold with the Privilege
A Privilege and Lot of Land on the east side
of the Blackstone Canal, on which Furnace,
&c, stands, now occupied by Messrs. Arnold
& Bacon. The Lot is about l12 feet by 1853.
Thirteen House Lots very eligblv situated
on Canal-street, of various dimensions. For
further particulars inquire of MR. THOMAS
ARNOLD, on the premises.
The sale will commence at II o'clock, A. NJ,
when the Estates will be moro particularly do
scribed and terms of credit (Which will be iong)
made known. SULLIVAN DORR.
June /. CRAWFORD ALLEN.
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TO BE LET,

IL HNHAT beautiful Dwelling House,
ss.M H. Store, Barn, &c, with the Gar
AAA den, pleasantly situated in New Bos-
ton Village, in Lancaster, where much business
is done and where it is necessary much more
should be done. 1t is, in fact, one of the best
places for Trader in the County. Inquire of
JOEL WILDER, Jr., who is the trader now
occupying the premises, or, of DAVID WILL
DER the owner, living in Sterling, who will
furnish part of the necessary capita! if desr-
able. If Sterling, March 90
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SIEVES and SAFES.

~ Vile subscriber continues manufacturing
Il Wine Stoves of various kinds; such as
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. Orders for tho
same may be directed to ID. HEYwooD, Wor-
ecster, or to the subscriber, lie also manufac-
turos SAFES of all kinds for meat and provis.
ions which may be had of JAMES GREEN a. Co.
and at the CANAL STORE, in Worcester, or of
tho subscriber in Rutland
April q, II JABEZ BIGELOW
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NOTICE.

"HE Summer Term of the Princeton Eng.
n iish and Classical School will commence
on MONDAY, the 9Th Of Jane.
May 25. JOHN BROOKS, per order.
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PHILLIPS'S DIGEST.

lust published, and for sale by CLAREN-
o. DON HARRIS, Digest of Pickering's
Reports, from the second to the eighth volume,
inclusive. BY Willard Phillips and others.
Worcester, May 25.
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NOTICE.

"ANTED, in the Store at the Clappville
Wv Factories, a YOUNG MAN who has
had somo experience in the business to such
an one good encouragement will be given, flap
plication is made Immediately Apply to
II. M'FARLAND.
South Leicester, MAY 25.
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BLUE DYER.

"ANTED, Immediately, by the Grafton
Wv Woollen Manufacturing Company, one
first-rate Blue and Fancy Dyer Satisfactory
recommendations will be required
PETER FARNUM, JR., Agent.
Farnumsville. Nav IL.
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VALUABLE
Water- POaOer, Mills, &c.

ENOR SALE, an extensive Wa
4 Il ter Power, Mills, and tracts
Hi u of Land, Buildings, &c, situated
- in the town of Kennebunk, (Me.)
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Man is never more diminutive nor more
grand, than when he considers himself in his
relation to God - GangaReW
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Education is a companion which no msfor-
tune can depress, no crime can destroy, no en-
envy can ALLEVIATE, no despotism ensave. Al
home frlend--abruad an introduction--in sol.
ltude solaee--and in society an ornament
1t chostens vice, it guides virtuo--it gives at
once grace and government to genius. With
out it what is man
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NOTICE.

LEWIS TRACY, TAILOR,
"T GUILD inform his friends and the public
w generally, that he intends continuing
the above business in all its branches, at his
Old Stand, recently occupied by the late firm
of Tracy " Nash, where he hopes by punctual
attendance to business, to receive continuance
of their patronage
o. Spring and Summer Fashions, just re-
ceived. Millbury, June l.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-08

YELLOW LocUsr, RoBiN1A PSEUDO ACACIA
VIM. Buckminster of birmingham, encouraged
by premium of fifty dollars, offered by the
Massachusetts, Agricultural Society, sowed
some seed in 1928 He first poured boiling wa
ter on them and let them soak three or four
days. lie then sowed them in his garden
In the spring following, he transplanted them
IN WORKOUT land, in rows eight feet apart and
four feet distant in the rows On an acre he
has i0o0 trees some OF which are four and a
halt inches in circumference Many farmer
would add to tho value of his farm by following
this example.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25
Manchester Property for Sale.

n pursuance Of Deed Of TRUST executed bv fba
late Kenn"n Giles and wife to the subscriber rs
trustee, for purposes therein specified which said
deed u vi record IN the clerks Office Of Chesterfield
sold at public auction, on Saturday, the 9Th dov If
hlarch next, at / O'Clock, p. 81 for ready money ~
the highest bidder, house and Io know in the plan
OF said town - part Of lot No 223, and now in tie
wiIi be conveyed is vested in the subscriber by
SAID deed IL is believed, however, to he perf:ctIy
good. TII T.. RIfRFO0,r ,Tri,s,n e'I
~" !" 1a,vgt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25
x3UUCAgIa sItf-

IAH school will be continued the ENSUING vear
- l1y co urse of instruction will comprehend the
HF'Ck ana Latin Languages, English Grammar
sG'gHsh composition, Geography, with the use Of
tn,t,aPS ana Globes, Mathematics and Arithmetic.
nc school will commence Monday. the alt;, of
SaITurys iSSI. and terminate on the 10th day Of De
ceTnber following. There viii be vacaiio1 or f,-
weeks commencing ou the 10th day Of June. The
charge Tor board, tuition, washing, lodging and fuel
WIZ Oe one hundred and ten dolaTs payable one hal
on INC ist day of June, 1851, and tho other half en-
the st of December following
ne discipline Of the school will be parental. and
as mqc1 care and kindness will be extended to boys
conIded TO my instruction, as to my children.
Ny residence is remote from Inc bounts ,r Giro
ana immortality, and remarkably healthy Its stos
tcd IN The county Of Louisa, 81 miles from Richmond
anu the HEc distance from Fredc1cksburm T,,p
stage from Fredericksburg TO Gainesville passes by
my residence and that from Richmond to Harrison
ourg within short distance Of it.
Letters TO ne should be directed 10 Gardner's -
Roads, Louisa" \VN. NELSON -, =
Crv -ioES '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25

REroRT. 1t is said, but we do not youch for the
truth Of the report, hat are 20 be honorcd with
visit from Sir Van Buren,, some time in April or Nav
The Secretary probably wishes to ascertain what
would be his chance for the vote of this State, in
case General Jackson declines a re-t lection
.NdsltUiJ{e Tyer1Ej
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWIRD-

3 AN authorised to offer a reward Of $500 EACH 70
aihe apprehension and delivery TO me- or to nv den
uy VIM Carer, IL Richmond city. of Leroy Jordan
and CharieS VhReiy who were out upon bail and
nave broke thelr rccoGf"zances by failure to appear
Mt the Circuit Court of the United States at Rich
m9Hd, upon charge of forging he declaration and
othcr documents for obtaining the pay of certain SOL
derS oi the Revolutions and against whom true bilss
we're found by the Grand Jury, at the last of
the snid court.
ain informed that tlIc above mentioned Leroy Jor.
dan was Fesident, from his birth, of Bedford county,
Is rom % TO so years OF age, and about fret or q
inches IN height stout heavy built, full face short neck
large round head, black HAIR, aad heavy black heard
an also informed. that Charles Whitley was for the
he last 90 % years resident ofsad county ofBel
io!; IS from 10 10 - years ofa Ge nearly six feet in
height. slender and straight built thin yisare' Ighs
complexion, gent ecln his appearance and finsinuat-
ing manners. JOHN PEGRAM, Marshal.
Of The y 8, for the + District of Va.
'a''' ~ ''I'' 73- ON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25

We learn from good authority, that the rumor of
recent correspondence between Mr.. Adams and Cen
Jackson, land which was about TO be published.
though by whom is not known is without founda-
ton. No suck correspondence has taken place.
Columbian Cu=.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25

The river Mississippi, at the curve opposite Red
ltiver, has burst through a neck of land making
channel four hundred yards wide and foar fathoms
deep shortening the distance Natchez thirty mi es
Boais have passed through it with tremendous vco-
city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25

y loan ot-eghy millions Of francs which the oths
chi!ds made some months since the French Govern
meat Mt 1923 for . per cent stock, has fallen 10 &c
Inc loss therefore, is about FIVE millions dol
lars.-N. Y Jour. Com
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25

u. s. BANE.-Phe Court Of Appeals OFFS CARROLL
ma have unanimously affirmed The decision OF one Of
the Circuit Judges of shat state MS to the RICH, f he
state to tax the dividends of the United Suites Bank
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25

publication was announced to appear in New
\ ork on Saturday, in Which the different gambling
houses IN that city were to be described, and The
names of the popriotors, and of those who resort tc
them, inserted.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25

The editors ofthe Richmond Wing and Lynchburg
YHgnIan vii please insert The foregoing for two
non'ES' lH"'css SO ner countermaDdcd) and forward
Their accounts 10 me for payment
j. PE(lnAM- Marshal y ID. Of Va.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-25

hoWiAND oTi1HENsoN.-A meeting OF the c7ed-
Tors 90 me firm OF which this individual was part
ner was bcId recently in London for the purpose Of
declaring dividend The grand total Of debts GRO
yea amounted to 1.j0G G9G, and it was expected
that the estate would yield about s,ill,rr in The
pound. II was stated that the last private accounts
I'it Stephenson - n9ssc1s;o1 apparently &C ra~ch
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-15

apologize, as other States do, for rilgrim
prosecuting his brother pilgrim, "for
conscience sake" "as being the spirit Of
the age" for we need no apology. Our
fathers were different men. To wor-
ship God unmolested was their motive
for emigration from their native land
and persecution, even in the then
wilderness Of neighbouring Colony
drove here.
ID was here that men Of different forms
ofworship first met in union as Christians
without prejudice against each other, be-
cause of their faith. 1t was here that the
Baptist and Independent, the Episcopa-
iian and Friend first united as brethren,
and recognised each other as followers
of "tls Gospel Of Christ" To perpetu.
ate this spirit, let those who have the a.
bility and means contribute something to
continuation of Callender's efforts, and
let all who have any regard for their pos
.,erisy, ss~emcm6er their fore.f fathers"
ANTIQUARIUS.
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SHIP NEWS.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
Schooner Carpenter. Teal, Alexandra. p
Ship Elbe, Stanhope, Gottehbnrg.
Sloop New-York, Dennis, New York.
CLEARED.
Schooner Sophia g. Eliza. Sloc,im, Eliza
fbe,h City, N. G.
Ship John Coggeshall. Macy, South Seas
Soop New York, Dennis, Providence.
Sailed yesterday morning John Cog
geshall, for the South Seas, on q whaling
voyage.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Constitution, Dayton, Of this port,
wus spoken Oct. Goth, lat. az 80, long. 80
from Savannah.
Brig Gov. Coddington, Rider. was load.
ing at Gibraltar Oct. 10th, for New York
Brig Sen-Bird, Carr, cleared at Baltimore
5,h inst. for Kingston, Janaics.
Brig Juno, Mayberry, arrived at Havana
Oct. l7th. in IA days from this port.
At New Orleans Oct. 2Ist, schooner
Clito. Tanner, from this port.
The Whsle ship Martha. Of New Bedford,
vas wrecked at Delagos Bay, feast coast Of
Africa on the 9Th Of June last. and totally
ost, crew saved.