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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-24

~ hs medicine, saTs pr; WmicT of Salem. g.
c btr ever introduced TO tho public, the hands OF ia
East indians u u known Only curc Tor RierrGiisu
bnt since has been the hands ct European and American
physCnns II has been UscrainSd that ScuINy obstinate
coughs. and approaching Consumption, have yiCldcd TO il
influence
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-10-19

At the recent term Of the Supreme judicial
Court in this town, Samuel Allen of Mendon,
Henry Paine OF Worcester, Nathaniel Wood of
Fitchburg, and George w. Livermore of Mill
bury, Esq'rs, were admitted to practice as Coun
sellers of said Court.
MILITARY TEMPERANCE. The Field Officers
of the Brigade of Artillery, at their meeting at
Middletown, on the 10Th August, voted to alb
stain from the use of ardent spirits, and to re-
commend to all Brigade, Regimenta, and Com
pany officers to discontinue the use of the same
at their meetings and parades.-N. Hacen paper
A Coon EXAMPLE. The 10th Regiment of
Rhode Island were lately paraded and review
ed without the use of ardent spirits. This re-
gulation was willingly adopted by the compa-
MES and the duties of the day were much bet
ter performed than in the days Of treating.
A HARD CASE. Four negroes who were
suspected to be the ringleaders IN the contem
plated Instruction at Wilmington, N. c., were
hogged TO maize them confess, and then hung
upon these confessions.
Mrs. Sally Carroll was burnt to death, on
Thursday, at Woonsocket Falls. No person
was present in the room when the accident
happened. When first discovered, she was
standing near the door with her clothes all
burnt off. She survived but few hours.
Capt. Va!pey, at Eastport from Barbados,
Sept. ii, reports that the number Of lives lost
in the late hurricane is estimated at 5000!
47,706 emigrants have arrived at Quebec this
season.
For rs years, an annual average of $26 has
been paid for spirits for the Portsmouth Aims
House: the allowance is now stopped
In lot of palridges lately bought in Boston,
Faneueil Hall Market, one was found which
had in its crop striped snake 10 inches long !
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
THE FAIR.

Among the interesting objects destined
TO attract public attention on Thursday, it is
understood there will be an exhibition and
sale of articles fabricated by the needles of
several ingenious young ladies, the avails
of which are to be applied TO charitable
purpose. This is what modern parlance
terms Ladies' Fair, ut which single gen.
tlemen may ordinarily furnish themselves
with pair of gloves, or wife, and per-
chance lose their hearts in cheapening a
pincuslion. For the security of the tinid,
however, it should lie stated that the fair
vendors on this occasion have not yot arriv-
ed at the honors of society, and that there
fore it is not expected any purchasers of
dckeys, or whatnot, will trouble himself
about any thing but an equitable considera-
ton for those useful articles.
Having volunteered to say thus much of
this interesting subject, the undersigned
adds for the information of his brethren, that
it is understood the sale will commence at
an early hour on Thursday, and continue
through the day, at the Town Hall; and he
takes the liberty to recommend general at
tendance of the fraternity, and the exercise
of becoming vigilance, lest under the guise
Of a strict neutrality there may be concealed
q willy design to entrap an unwary brother.
A BACHELOR.
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
ANTI-MASONIC COUNTY CONVEN.
rTION

ANTI-MAsoNIC COUNTY CONvEN-
At an Anti Masonic Convention, composed
of delegates from towns in various parts of the
County, holden at Banister's Hall in Worces-
ter On the 18th inst, Lovett Peters, Esq, Of
Westborough, was cal led to the Chair, and
Thomas w. Ward Jr, of Shrewsbury, chosen
Secretary.
The Convention having been addressed by
several of the members, the following resolves
were passed.
Resotoed, That we highly approve of the
nomination of WILLIAM WRIT for President,
and AMOS ELLMAKEK for Vice President of the
United States.
Resolyed, That we cordially approve of the
nomination made by the State convention OF
Hon. SAMUEL LATnReP of West Springfield
for Governor, and his Honor, THOMAS l..
WINTHROP, for 1t. Governor of this Common.
wealth for the ensuing political year.
Resolced, That a committee of seven be chos.
on to select suitable list of candidates fol-
Senators for this County.
The Committee, after retiring short time
reported the following list, which was approx
ed oy the unanimous vote of the convention
Candidates for Senator's
Hon. STEPHEN P. GARDNER Of Bolton.
Hon. Rurus BULLOCK of Royaiston.
Col. PLIkY MERRIcK Of Worcester.
AsAPH RICE, Esq, Of marlborough.
TYLER BArcHELLoR, Esq, Of NJ Brootfeld.
Resol0ed, That committee Of four be chos-
ell to prepare an Address to the people.
Resolued, That the proceedings of this Con-
venton be signed by the Chairman and Score.
tary, and offered for publication to tho publish
ers of the papers in Worcester County and of
the Anti. Masonic papers in Boston.
LoyETT PETERS, Chairman
THOMAS w. WARD, JR., Secretary.
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CATTLE SHOW.

Should the weather prove favorable to-
morrow, we may reasonably expect an ex-
hihition of high order Of excellence. The
exhibition of manufactured articles will be
on the first floor of the Town Hall in the
spaciou hall where the town meetings are
held. This arrangement will afford much
better opportunity of examining the articles
than has hitherto been enjoyed. We learn
that measures have been adopted for pre-
serving from injury all such articles rs may
be exposed thereto, at the same time giving
to every one the opportunity of sufficiently
minute examination of them.
1t is expected that Daniel Webster, one
of our Senators in Congress, and other dis
tngushcd strangers will attend the show
and dine with the Society.
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DIE %


In this town, on the 18th instant, Capt. Peter
Slater, in the 72d year Of his age. Capt. Slater
was one of those persons who disguised themselves
and threw the Tea overheard in Boston harbor in
December, 1918. He then but boy-was
apprentice to Rope maker in Boston. He attend
ed the meeting of the citizens of Boston at the
Old South Church, in the afternoon, where the
question agitated relative 10 the landing of the
tea, ard some com nunications were made TO Rotch
the consgnee Oft the cargoes. His master, appre-
henslve that something would take place relative
to the cargoes of tea then in the harbor took Pc
ter home and shut him up in his chamber. He es-
capped from the window, went to Blacksmth's
shop, where he found man disguised, who told
Peter to tic a handkerchief round his frock, to
black his face with charcoal and to follow him
the company soon increased to about twenty per-
sons. Capt Slater went on board the Brig with
five others-two of them brought the tea upon deck
two broke open the chests and threw them over
board-and Capt Slater with one other, stood with
poles to push them under water Not word was
exchanged between the parties from the time they
left Grfin's wharf till the cargo was emptied into
the harbor, and they returned to the wharf and
dispersed This is the account of that memorable
event as given by Capt. Slater. He afterwards
served five years as soldier in the Revolution
lie was firm patriot, brave soldier, a valuable
citizen and an honest man.-Yeomdn.
In this town, Oct. H. Nathaniel Maccarty, Esq,
aged TO-
In this town, Oct. 7, Mrs. Sarah Day, wife Of
Mr.. David Day. aged 40. Printers in Ne,o York,
Vermont, and Milne, are requested to insert this
death.
In West Brookfeld, Oct. IA, Widow Margaret
Merriam, aged Be.
In New Brantree, Oct. 4, Mr.. Byram Hervey
aged 81. Printers in Ne,o York ere requested to
insert this death.
In Hubbardston. Oct. IS, Lucius Stllnan, only
son Of S.iman idorse. aged years.
In New Bedford, John Cannon, aged As Re-
becca, wife Of David Allen, aged 40 Caleb Shep-
herd, aged 80; Lemuel Robbins aged 10.
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MI r r led

In this town, Oct. 10, by Rev. Mr.. Hill, Mr.. ia
bez Heath TO Mrs. Emily Shores
In Dedham, Oct. II, by Rev. Mr.. Lamson, Maj.
Gardiner Paine ofthis town, TO Miss Emily Baker
of the former place.
In Boston, by the Rev. Mr.. Pierpont. Mr.. John
p. Kettell Of Worcester, to Miss Elizabeth F.
Wheeler, eldest daughter Of Capt. John FL. Wheel
er.
In Leominster, Col Luke Lincoln, to Miss
Martha w. Carter.-Mr. William Stearns OF Bos-
ton TO Miss Dorinda Joslin of L.
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Fresh from Neso York.

a N extensive assortment Of Rich Silks for
IA Bonnets and Dresses,
Thibet, Cashmere, Grape, and Silk Fancy
Handkerchefs,
Elegant Merino and Thibet Shawls,
Raw Silk and Valentia do.
Pongees and Silk Canlets
A splendid assortment of Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons
Long White Kid Gloves "a superior article)
Gloves and Hosiery,
Thread Edgings,
English, French, German, and American Prints,
An assortment of Ginghams,
Merino do. "a new and excellent article,I
A large assortment of Plaids,
English and French Mcrinos and Circassans,
Goats Hair and Uni tation Ca,n!ets,
Grape do. "a new and splendid article,)
Rose Blankets and White Bed Spreads,
French Baskets,
Homemade Flannels, PULLED Cloth, and Frock.
ing,
At the Store south of the Central Hotel, "by
VIM HENRY SWAN.
Worcester, Oct. 10, 1881
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Copartner-
lV ship in business under the firm of 5. & c.
WHITE, was formed by the subscribers the 9th
Of Aug. last. They now have, and will con-
stantly keep on hand, general assortment of
AMERICAN, EUROPEAN, and VEST IN.
Ola GOODS, which they will sell as low as
can be purchased elsewhere for Cash, most
kinds Of Produce, or approved credit.
A fair price will be paid for StraW Braid.
u Palm Leaf Hat Braiders are inform ed
that they have, and will constantly keep on
hand, large supply Of Leaf, for which they
will pay the highest price to have braided.
SETH WHITE.
CHARLES WHITE.
Holden, West Village, Oct. 10.
OF The subscribers would respectfully in.
form all persons indebted to them, that immodi-
ate payment must be made, as they are drawing
their concerns to a close.
S. s. 8. WHITE.
Holden Oct 10
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E4LL and WLN7,ER
GOODS.
HENRY J. HOLRROOK.

40; ~ k,tby, corner Of Doane street, BosTos,
H@ AS received by late arrivals, $50 packa-
= II ges of FOREIGN MANUFACTURED
GOODS, among which are the following, viz ::
West of England and German Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, Pesse Cloths, Petershams, Cam.
lets and Tartan Plaids, Merino Cloths, Black
and Colored Circassians, Tolenctt and Valentia
Vestlngs, Ribbed and Plain Worsted Hose, new
style Fancy Prints, Furniture Patches Irish
Linens, Long Lawns, Linen Damasks, Damask
Table Cloths, Damask Napkins, Jubilee Cords,
Checked and Spotted Cambrcs, Cambria Dim
tiles, Verona Handkerchiefs, S.:in Jeans, Book
Muslins, Cotton Cambfics and Jackonetts, White
and Colored Cravais, Berkeley Cravats, Gilt and
Lasting Buttons, Black and Colored Sewing
Silk, Black and Colored Gro de Naples, Gro de
Berlins, Imitation Italian Lustrings Black and
C"lored Florences, Silk and Gauze Handker-
chiefs, Linen Cambria DO, Black Grapes, Plain
and Bordered Handkcrchiefs, Kid Gloves and
Mitts, Black and Colored Synshaws and Sars-
notts, French Ginghams, Chappc's Spool Cot
ton, &c, embracing an extensive assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Goods, which will be sold at
small advance for cash or short credit.
Also, for cash only, an extensive assortment
of ENGLISH and .4.NTRIC.9N PRINTS, va
riety of styles, at the lowest prices, which pur.
chasers are invited to examine.
Boston, Oct 49, 6v
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CT NeaU Establishment. -C
CALVIN HATCH.
FASHIONABLE TAILO

Fs1Sf1lOyfs1BLE I.4lLOR,
as taken rooms in the Store of Gao. M.
4 Il Rice, Opposite Banisters Hotel,) where
he intends carrying on the business of his pro-
fssson in all IFS branches, from a medium 10 the
extreme Of fashion.
Z: Il. having had long experience in one Of
the best houses in Boston, and having brought
with him from the city tho rery best If work.
men, feels confident and will warrant his work
inferior to none from any other shop, in point
Of style and durability.
Cutting attended to at short notice
TAINTED. 3 or a frst-rate JOURNE YME.E:
also, A or S GIRLS, to whom liberal wages will
be given.
" At the same place may be found Broad
Cloths, Cassimeres, Petersham Coating, Lion
Skin, Devonshire Kerscy, Goats Hair Camlets,
Imitation do, Freze Cloth, Serges, Bookings,
Flannels, &c. &c.-as prime an assortment as
ever offered in this place. Broad Cloths from
s. so to 81 per yard, Cassimeres from 62a to
1926 per yard.
Worcester, Oct. 10.
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ROBERT EARLE.

IN CENTR.AL-STREET,
OFFERS for sale at Boston prices, with the
addition of Canal freight
IL hhds Porto Rico Sugar,
do. st. Croix do.
% bbls Boston do.
IA boxes Philadelphia Loaf Sugar, refined
aotkout blood,
12 boxes Havana Brown Sugar,
l chest Tonkay Tea,
1S bbls. No. 2 Mackerel,
10 casks Malaga, Marseilles, and Maderie
Wine,
90 casks Fall Pressed Oil,
90 do. Cut Nails, Cd. to cod
do. Philadelphia White Lead,
Is boxes No. and 2 Soap,
do. pure Spermaceti Candles.
Worcester, Oct. H.
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In the Ship Hannibal at New York, John
Randolph our late Minister to Russia, has
returned. A friend of ours inquiries whether
his effects have been subjected to quarantine
lest they should introduce the Russian
Cholera into the country.
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TAILOR WANTED.

A YOUNG Man who has a thorough knowl
N edge of his TRADE, and can produce good
may establish himself in a
pleasant situation, where proper exertion on
his part will ensure him liberal patronage.
For particulars inquire of JOHN G. THURS
TON Lancaster Oct 10
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J. M. EARLE, Sec'y.

" A Society has recently been formed by
gentlemen of Uxbridge and Northbridgc, called
+" The Urbridgc and .Northbridge association
for Detecting Themes" President--Joseph
Thaysr; Vice Presidsnt-Choney Taft; Treas
urer and Cisrk-Jonathan Gregory Direc.
tors-George Willard, Bezaloe Taft, Jr., Paul
Within, Abel Jacques, Lyman Taft; Pursuing
Committee--Calym Raw son, Calvin Spring,
Josiah Cummings, Joseph Aldrich, David Rich.
ardson, Lyman Taft, A. A, Williams, Henry
Ilolbrook, Luther Spring, Asa Thaycr, Jona'
than F. Southwck, Luther Shove.
Oct. IL. s3w
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
NOMINATIONS.
O. Election Monday, November 14th.
FOR GOVER.NOR,
LEVI LINCOLN.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVER.NOR.
THOMAS l.. WINTHROP.
Senators for Worcester County.
JOHN w. LINCOLN,
DAVID WILDER,
VIM. S. HASTINGS,
RUFUS BULLOCK,
JAMES DRAPER.

NOTICE. The annual meeting of the "Wor-
cester County Lyceum and Board Of Education"
consisting of delegates from the several town Ly.
ceums, and Teachers of Public Schools, will be
holden at the Worcester Hotel in Worcester, on
FRIDAY The 2lst day Of October neri, at 10 o'clock,
a. NJ. A public Address will be delivered at the
Rev: Mr.. Miller's Meeting House, at IL O'Clock,
A. M.-and public Lectures will be delivered in
the Town Hall at o'clock, and o'clock, P. M.
IRA BARTON, Recording Sec'y.
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AUCTION.

NA ILL be sold at Public Vendue at the
w house of Matthew Gray, on SATURDAY,
the 22d inst, at l o'clock, P. NJ, Yoke OXEN,
3COWS, 3 CALVES, 10 ton. HAY. so bush
els CORN, Is do. OATS, 100 do. POTATOES,
l HORSE. ] COLT. Also, a great varie.
ty of FURNITURE and FARMING-TO
T. w. BANCROFT, .auctioneer.
Worcester Oct 10, 1881.
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Rnnk EIecfed nct. 3.

buHK UUlCeT5-EtecIeu UCl' o.
MILLBURY BANK. Directors-Simon Farms
werth, Amasa Wood, Elisha Jacobs, Asa Andrews,
John Leland Jonas L. Sibley, Samuel Wood, JOSH
ua w: Leland, Joshua Harrington.-S. Farnsworth,
Presdent.-Jonas L. Sibley, Solicitor.-Lewis
Mills, Cashier.-Dividend, S per cent
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

The Worcester Temperance Society will meet
at the South Meeting House, at o'clock, this ere-
ming, at which time public Address will be deliv-
cred by AID FOSTER, Esq. The inhabitants Of
hoped that the Ladies, IN particular will, by their
presence evncc the interest which they feel in
the promotion of so good cause
J. M. EARLE, Sec'y.
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WANTED.

A N active and faithful BOY about l6 years
IA of age, to work in a family in Worcester,
20 on errands, take care Of horse, &c.-to
whom wages will be paid Inquire at this
Office. If Oct I9.
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FOR SALE.

A FARM pleasantly situated about one mile
IA cast of Sterling Meeting House, contain
ing ll2 acres of good Land, well fenced with
good Buildings thereon, well watered and a
good proportion of Wood, Orcharding, Plough
ing, Moving and Pasture Stock and Farming
Utensils, will be sold if wished for. Terms lib
eral. Inquire of MOSES THOMAS.
Oct. 10.
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted to the late firm OF
IN PUTNAM & OrIs, can settle their demands
sDithour cost at the office OF the subscriber on
or before the first of November next.
DAVID T. BRIGHAM
Worcester Oct s.
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NEW GOODS.

yENHE subscribers offer for sale, at the Store
IL recently occupied by Col ZEBuLuN CARY,
a general assortment of DRY GOODS and
GROCERIES, with the exception of low prc-
ed Ardent Spirits, at fair prices for cash, most
kinds of produce, or short credit
WILLIAM w. PARKER & co.
The highest price will be paid for quantity
of SKIM CHEESE, that is sound and fair, il
offered soon. Ward, Oct g.
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Worcester, Oct. 10
PLATDS.

0A PIECES PIads, consisting of real r OBJ
AU Roy, Camlet, (Rob Roy patterns) Tar,
tan, and Norwich. Just received and for sale
very low by d. HAYWOOD.
Worcester, Oct. 10.
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TO ROAD MAKERS.

ENHE County Commissioners will hold a
IL meeting at the house of - darkness,
1nnholder in the Armory Village in Millburv'
on FRIDAY, the t,ocaty:f first day of October,
instant, at nine of the clock in the forenoon. for
the purpose of putting under contract the con.
struction of the new County Road. recently To-
Gated from the line of tho town of Worcester to
the Canal Bridge, near said Armory Village
the said town of Millbury having neglected to
make said Road in pursuance of directions.
By order of the County Commissioners.
JARED WEED, Chairman.
Worcester, Oct. 8, 1881. 4I
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: WILLIAM ADAMS.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHusETTs.
Worcester, IS. Supreme judicial Cour1' al
Worcester, October Torn, A. ID; iS3l:
On The petition aforesaid, Ordered, That the
said William Adams notify the Oyerseers OF Inc
Poor of The town of North Brookfeld, to appear
before the Justices of this Court, at term
,bcreor 10 bc holden at Boston, within and for
The County OF Suffolk, on the first Tuesday OF
March next, by serving ono Of said overseers
with an at,ostcd copy of said petition, and OF
This order thereon, fourteen days, at least, DO
fore The sitting of said Court. that they may
then and thorc shew cause if any they have,
wby the PRAYER thereof should not DO granted:
And il is further Ordered, That the said Ad,
ans notify all other persons Interested in said
pst,ion, 10 appear at the time and place aiore,
said and for the purpose aforesaid, by publishing
\ like copy Of said petition and order, in " The
Massachusetts, SPY" newspaper printed in
three weeks successfully, the last
publication to be thirty days, at least, before
The sitting of said Court as aforesaid.
Attest: ABlJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
A copy of the petition and Of the order Of
Court thereon.
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To the Honorable the Justices

L o the Honorable the Justices
of the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and
holden at Worcester, in and for the County
of Worcester, on the first Tuesday of October
A. d 1881:
THVHE Petition of WILLIAM ADAMS,
III Esquire, of North Brookfield, in said
County, Guardian to CALVIN DEAsE of said
North Brookfeld, lunatic and insane person,
humbly shews, that said Calvin Is seized in fec
of about forty-six acres of Land, situated in said
North Brookfeld, with House and Barn there
on standing, bounded as follows, viz: westerly
on land of Daniel Lane, noriherly on land os
Josiah Bush and Kitridge Hill; easterly and
southerly on land of Moses Thompson. Also,
one undivided third part of about ten acres Of
Meadow Land; that said Buildings have be-
come old and very much out Of repair, so much
so as renders them untenantable, and cannot be
repaired unless at Il great and unreasonable cx.
penso; that in the opinion of your petitioner it
would be much for the benefit of said Calvin,
and advance his interest to sell said Real Es'
tate and place the avals on interest for his use.
Your petitioner therefore prays that some suit
able person be authorized to make safe and pass
deed or deeds of the same, and that the avais
thereof be placed on interest agreeable to the
laws oe this Commonwealth. And as in duty
bound will ever pray.
WILLIAM ADAMS.
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FRUIT TREES. &c.

FRUIT TREES, &c.
A S the season for transplanting Trees is ap-
IA preaching, the subscriber offers at his
Nursery, near the Court House in Worcester,
the most approved variety of Apple, Pear, Cher
ry, Peach, Apricot, and Plum Trees, of good
size and vigorous growth Also, Horse Chest
nut, and Catalpa Trees, for ornament and shade;
Isabella and other Grape Vines; Honey suckle,
Strawberry Vines, &c.
Also, Mulberry Trees of good size, for trans
planting, which may be had after few day
notice, from another Nursery.
o. FISKE.
Worcester Oct 10
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Ideal Goats Hair Camlet, Imitation do
Ma Just opened and for sale, by
DANIEL HAYWOOD.
Worcester Dot 49,
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FOR THE LADIES.

' SHlS week received, new and elegant
IL article called French Opera Head Orna.
ments. Also, a fresh supply Of real Paris Curls,
Putfs, and Frizetts; low priced Prints for Com.
torters; Ladies' and Chdren's Shoes Mixed
and an, white Woo!len Yarn, new style; Hosiery,
Gloves, &c.-at MANNlNG'S STORE,
Near Banister's Hotel.
Worcester, Oct, 49,
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Commissioners Notice

MI Commissioners Notice.
1N Office is hereby given, that the subscrib-
ers have been appointed by the Hon. Judge of
Probate for the County of Worcester, Commits
sioners TO receive and examine the claims Of
the several creditors to the Estate of AMASA
BEMIS, JR., late of Spencer, in said County,
deceased, represented insolvcnt, and six months
from the twenty-fourth day Of September last,
are allowed the said creditors to bring in and
prove their claims, and that VIC will attend that
service at the house Of William Rice, innholder
in said Spencer, on the fourth Thursdays Of
December, February, and March nex:, from
one 10 six o'clock, P. NJ, on zach Of said days
WILLIAM BEMIS.
DAVID PROUTY.
Spencer, Oct. 10, 1881. 40