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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30
To Grocexs nnd Merchants.
-. I wish 20 Rent The
~ DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE,

g.. I wish 20 Rent The
4FSg DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE,
2sSs and buildings attached to them, - PoAuN-
- KEY WARE HOUSE, OF Pomonkey Creek,
about fifteen miles below Alexandria. The buildings
nave just been repaired, Undesirable, lot OF ground
containing about IS so ofncw land, will be at.
tached to them This is of the best situations in the
country for Grocery Store, joined to supply ofpro
perry assorted Dry Goods. very profitable business
Away has been done and still can be- done there
small Lumber Yard &c might also be connected
with great profit 90 the business, the iDhabitsnts,
for ten and fifteen miles around at this time, purchase
all such articles wit in the Distc, OF Columbia Bal
timore and receive them heavy freight of 20 cents
per lO0fcet, at the landing, proposed to be rented.
TO the merchant of small large capital this situation
can be renderedvery profitable, and 10 good tenant
will rent il upon the most moderate terms
dec 9-2awtf WIZ l.. BRENT.
Pomonkey. Charles Co. Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30

groceries.
SANlt Ell B. LARMOUR & Co.
IL al sSeeSed part of their Spring Assortment
A., ,S Tor sale at moderate prices, for cash,
' ,.S usual credit,
: Mo, green Porto Rico, Cuba and supc-
=, nor OttJsya Coffee
'",S oe'ces and barrels New Orleans and
west India Nolasses
~ ~ Sad' New Orleans Sugars
~ n S'S' heavy Pepper
l)oo 0Ss Jamaica Pimento
"a ~ gallons old whiskey
scs' naf chests and boxes Gunpowder, I'm.
100 pensi and Young Hyson Teas
AMI ~. ives Bunch and Auscatel Rsisns
QQory S,.H usual general assortment, of Wines, Lii
Alum .ns 49, - 'nhso and other Dye S:ufs. Ground
&C, &c A. sSN sai', Cotton Yarn, Shot, Gunpowder,
mar "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30
New & Valuable Backs,

new g &lNNDte DhOkS,
lust received on sale by WA. NJ. MORRISON
~ Among which are
Life of Bishop Hsber, by his widow, in vols
Bishop Havenscrof,'s works, vols
Lowth's Lectures Hebrew Poetry, "a new edi.
tion witty notes
Elements of Mental s. Moral Science, by Geo Payne
Parish's Bible Gazetteer
But,erw orth's Concordsnce, Ninis,er's Companion
DE-. Payson's Sermons, DIR psYson's Memoirs
The Life and Times of the Rev. R5hard Baxter.
BSxter's Call, Tie Young Preachers Manual
Wilbcrforce's View of Christianity
Douglass on Society
tiepry's COMMUNICATE Companion
Observations upon the pelopOnessus and Greek Is'-'
ands in 1922 by X Anderson
LIST volume Library OF Education, Modern Traveiler
Two elegsn, copies of Josephus' works
Also, a handsome assortment of Common Prayer
Books sc. All OF the above books will be sold low.
m.r2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30
For Boston.

81 The fast sailing schooner FORNa1,
.sFsl r',, perciyal, will sail in few days-for
ss -. massage apply to the Captain on board, ar to
'- S"' ~ A. G. CAZENOVE X Co,
r.,,,le. landing from schooner Fornsx,
20 hhdi, F. Rum
,;0 bb,s No. Nsekciei
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30

Eor Sale or Barter,

TIME LOT nearly opposite the late dwelling house
L ofMr. James Keith, sen. deceased, eighty eight
feet on Water street. extending east to Union street
.iso, the LOT and wIlaRF commencing at the corner
Of Wilkes and Union streets fronting the latter
venty-eight feet and extening into the river sub
ect each 10 ground rent of thirty-two dollars and
ninety-two cents. This property will he exchanged
for q comfortable dwelling house, elgbly situated
Applyto G. IL. SM0OT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30

For sale,
OnBAGS fine green BIO coffee
sSO 500 Spanish calf skins
$3.50 lbs old lead
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
5000 do ground alum do
40 bbs nett behring's, in fine order particular
10 do shad, put up with salt petre " for fam.
Apply to H. MILLER y son.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-30
DIE d.:

In scarborough, March 81, of Consumption,
Mrs: Eliza Ann, wife of Doct Adolphus Brigham
OF Shrewsbury, aged II. Ever faithful and exem-
plary in the discharge of her duty in all the rea-
tons she sustained, Mrs. Brigham lived highly es-
teemed and beloved, and died deeply lamented /;
and her memory will be affectionately cherished
by every friend of Christian excellence that knew
her.-Com.
In Ashburnham, March %, widow Rebecca Ward,
aged 8O.-PrinterS IN Nelo York and Vermont are
requested to insert this death.
In Royalston, suddenly, Mrs. Abigail Garfield,
vito Of the late Mr.. Joshua Garfield, aged rs.
In Fitchburg, March 49, George A. Lane, son of
Mr.. Halliburton Lane, aged 2 years.
In Leicester, March 90, Mr., Calvin Herscy, aged
4.-Printers in; Vermont and Ohio are requested
to insert this death.
In Oxford, Dec. 81, Lucinda II. Williams, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Robert Williams aged H.
in Mendon, Moses Daniels, Esq, rs.
In Monrovia p.ibera,) JAN 8, Amelia, aged IS
months and on the 18th, Eliza, aged 23 yrs, daugh
ter and wife of Rev. b. r. Skinner, Baptist Mis-.
sionary, lately from the United States and, on
board the brig Liberia, on his return from Africa
Rev b. h. Skinner, the missionary above named.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-30
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS spy.

WI Eoltor-Ihe recurrence of the name of Col
ISAAC DAVIS, one of the Jackson candidates on On
uliiefehs senatorial tickets, composed chief.
y OF those opposed to him in politics. and publish
6u IN me papers OF Worcester, Mllbury, and Fitch
Duig' mas lea me to the inquiry whether this was
the result OF a concentration of oninion mon him
anloHg the discontented, or, whether it was merely
NV consequence OF a man9uvre to effect specif.
ie personal OBJECT. Twas more particularly led to
make TINS inquiry, from the curious coincidence
mentioned IN Your last, of his name s being placed
IN the mlddle-thrust as it were into the very
heart and bowels, Of the yarious tickets anJ olso
from the fact which came to my knowledge before
us publcatlon IN the Spy, of the circulation of
certain "rtten ticket, containing his name unon it.
10 ald my inquiries, resorted to the returns of
votes given last year, from which find. that, al.
thougn Col. Davis was one of the regular jackson
candidates, he received smaller number of r,Otes
man any other01l the same ticket and less by more
than three hundred, than the last name on the list.
In the town OF Worcester, where he resides. he
was also much the Lolcest on the Jackson list, fall
ing more than serenity Uotes or one third of the
whole number, below the last name on the same
ucket. In the town of Marlborough, where he
was born and brought up, he received only three
votes, while the candidates. in opposition to whom
he Is now nominated, received ginetU-ninet Yet
In the face of these facts the attemot is made to
impose the belief, upon those who have not the
means OF better information, that he is popular
e~0SSfNaihSu tLS IdCIS ABOVE named, was
led to more critical examination of the commu-
nIcations in the several papers, nominating Col.
Davis, and became satisfied, from their general
similarity to each other, and from some pecuIiari-
t'eS IN The phrGseology that most of them were the
productions of one pen. On this point, you, Mr..
Editor, can judge better, perhaps, than can, and
hold 1t to be your duty if an attempt has been made
to impose upon the public, by the patry trick of
restless demagogue, to strip off the veil in which
he is shrouded, and expose his native deformity Of
character to the detestation of the voters of this
county. have no doubt on the subject myself, nor
do believe any one has, who is so situated as to
have the means ofjudgng. Low intriguers, politi-
cal managers, and office-seeking demagogues, tho
they may, occasionally, effect temporary object,
will ultimately sink to the level in public estima-
ton to which they entitled by their demerits,
especially in WORCESTER COUNTY.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-30
TOWN OFFICERS.
Elected at the Annual March Meet

Elected at tie Annual March Meeting.
PHILLiPsToN. Selectmen-Abcl White, Fran.
els z. Champney, lilly Baldwin, Simeon H
White, William Miller, Jr. .ASSessOrs-Arte.
mas Piper, lilly Baldwin, Ephraim Turner
OUerseers Of the POor-John Swan, Asa Piper
Asa Bates. Treasurer and Coltector-Francis
Z. Champney. Toacn Clerk-Artemns Piper.
BERLIN. Setcctmen--Ephraim Babcock
VIM Babcock, Abraham Sawyer, John Bart
lett, Lewis Carter. .AsSeSSOrs-Thomas BRIG.
ham, Asa Sawyer, Jonathan D. Merriam. Con.
'ta6te-John Bartlett Treasurer and CoHse
tor-Peltiah Jones. TOlon Cterk-Josah Con
ant
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-30
Commonwealth OF MASSACHUSETTS,


House Of Representatives, March Is, 1881.
MNTHEREAS, the Legislature of the State
Wv of Maine did on the nineteenth dav of
February, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and thirty one, pass an act en-
titled An Act to modify the terms and condi-
tions of the Act for Separation - which act of
the Legislature of the State of Maine is in the
following words;
"Section l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives in Legislature assem-
bled, that the terms and conditions mentioned
in the act of the Commonwealth of Massachu-
sets, passed on the nineteenth day OF June, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and nineteen, entitled 4" An Act relating
to the separation of the District of Maine from
Massachusetts proper, and forming the same
into separate and independent State,' be,
and they are so modified or annulled, that
the trustees of any Ministerial or School fund,
incorporated by the Legislature of Massachu-
sets in any town within this State, shall have,
hold and enjoy their powers and privileges, IS lb-
iect to be altered, restrained extended or annul-
led BY the Legislature of Maine, with tho con-
sent of suchtrustees and of the town for whose
benefit such fund was established.
Section = Be it further enacted, That the
terms and conditions of the act aforesaid, be,
and they are hereby so far modified or annul-
led that the Legislature OF the State Of Name
shall have the power to direct the income Of
any fund arising from the proceeds of the salo
in land required to be reserved for the benft of
the Ministry, to be applied for the benefit of
primary schools, in the town in which such
land is situate, where the fee in such land has
not already become vested in some particular
Parish within such town, or in some individual
And this act shall take effect and be in force
provided the Legislature of the Common
wealth of Massachusetts, shall give its consent
thereto"
And whereas the Governor of the State o.
Maine did pursuant to a Resolve Of the Lecis
lature of that State, transmit to the Governor
of this Commonwealth a copy of the aforesaid
act certified by the Secretary of State for tn,
State of Maine, with request that the sam,
might be laid before the Legislature of Massa
chusetts, which having been done, with the ia
vorable recommendation of the Governor 0
/ this Commonwealth.
Therefore, that all nonresident proprietor
and other persons interested may have motto
Of this request Of the Governor Of Maine, be
| Ordered, that the Clerk of the House of Rep
resentatves cause an attested copy of this or
der and preamble to be inserted in the severn
newspapers ofthe Commonwealth in which tn
laws are published four weeks successfully, tn
last publication to be ten days at least previous
| ly to the last Wednesday in May next.
Attest: P. w. WARREN, Clerk
a true Copy--Attost:
4wl3 =. w. WARREN, Clerk
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-30
Female Seminary, Brookfeld.

FEVHE next term will begin on WEDNESDAY,
IL the 4M Of May, and continue % weeks.
At the end of eleven weeks, there will be a re-.
cess Of three days. Miss H. COOLEY of Gran
vile, Mass, has been appointed Preceptress,
and Miss SOPHIA BACON of Rochester, ~ Y,
associate Preceptress of the Institution They
are well known and highly esteemed teachers
of youth. They have signi6ed their accep-
lance of the appointment. A distinguished
teacher Of Music is also engaged. Instruction
will be given in all the branches of Education
usually taught in similar Institutions PAINT
ING, Music, the LATIN and FRENCH LAxGuAc-
Es, will also be taught. The Seminary is d.
vided into three departments. The preparato-
ry or junior department, tuition per quarter,
$3.50 Middle, 81; Senior, SIS. Painting in
addition to the above, 50; French, So Mu-
sic, $40. The ornamental branches can be
studied in connection with all or any part of
the usual exercises of the Seminary, or entirely
separate from them. Board can be obtained in
respectable families for 81 so to LIS, per week
By order of the Trustees.
A. NEWELL, Secretary
! Brookfeld, March IS. 6w
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

Mr.. Editor-You will confer special favor on
large number your readers, by inserting in your
paper this week, the following ticket for Counsel
Tors and Senators
Hon. STEPHEN P. GARDNER, Bolton,
Hon: JOSEPH DAVIS Marlborough,
RUFUS BULLOCK, Esq. Royalston,
ADOLPHUS SPRING. ESQ. Northbridre.
TYLER BATCHELLER, Esq N. Brookfeld
Nothing more need be said concerning the above
gentlemen than that Z" they are capable they are
honest" and are entitled to the support of their
fellow citizens. No CAUcUs MAN
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MA p p TE n

In this town, March %, Mr.. John Forbes to Mis-
Nancy H. Perry.-March "a, by Rev. MIR. Goiny
MIR. Benjamin Flagg to Mrs. Lucy Holbrook
In Ashburnham, March IT, by Rev. George Per
klns, MIR. Warren A. Creahore to Miss Sarah
Bemis.
In Douglas, March "a, by Rev. David Holman
Mr.. Nathan Heath to Miss Phebe Burgess.
In Templeton, March 10, Mr.. Charles Church tt
Miss Betsey Sawyer, daughter of the late Capt
Cooper Sawyer.
In New York, March %, Dr. John Baxter of New
York, to Miss Ruth Hodges of Western.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-30
STATE ELECTION-April 4.
.N.ATTO.N:AL REPUBLICAN, TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR
LEVI LINCOLN of Worcester.
FOR LIEUT.. GovERNoR,-
THOMAS L. WINTHROP of Boston.
FOR SENATOR'S
JOHN w. LINCOLN of Worcester,
DAVID WILDER of Leominster,
WILLIAM S. HASTINGS of Mendon
RUFUS BULLOCK of Royalston,
JAMES DRAPER of Spencer.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-30

HARVARD University. We have copied
several articles, this week, in relation to this
institution, such as were recommended by the
advocates of the two sides of the question.
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ton OF Governor Lincoln, and, with those per-
sons Ior senators who have been regularly nom.
mated and, under this belief, thew will receive
the support OF MANY ORrHonox Mrx
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".An Orthodox Man (see last weeks spy dis
claims any intention of promoting the Jackson
cause, and, on further consideration, has con-
cluded to Withdraw the nomination made by
him.
One of naany," if he would find place in
our columns, must avoid the use OF abusive ep
ithets.
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.EVHE Members of the Worcester a,

VENHE Members of the Worcester .4gricul-
IL tural Society are hereby notified that the
Annual Meeting of said Society will be held
at Ihomas's Hall, in Worcester, on THURSDAY,
the l4th day Of .April nert, at ii O'clock before
noon, for the choice of Officers, admission of
Members, and the transaction of other impor-
tant business. The Yeomanry of the County
who have not yet joined this Society, are cor
daily invited to embrace the opportunity af-
torded them by this meeting, of becoming mem
bers: WIN. D. WHEELER, Res. Sec'y.
Worcester, March &c. s3w
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u The above named Pioughs may be had
on application to the subscribers, who are
Agents for the sale of the same.
DANIEL G. WHEELER, JR., & CO,
Opposite the Worcester Hotel
Worcester, March 30.
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PAINE, WHEELOCK & Co.
Late E. B. Paine &. Co..

(Late E. B. Paine f. Co..
70 Hanover-street,.....Bo sroS,
u Under the neao Meeting House, corner of
a UniOn-street,
ARE constantly receiving fresh and season.
able DRY G GODS, from Auction, which
they offer TO Country Traders for cash, at such
prices as will make it for their interest to call
They trust that FIVE years constant attend
ance at the auction board by their senior part
ner, will enable him to supply their Store with
bargains.
% choice selection Of CALTCOES.
March 80. oy
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FOR THE MAssAcHusrrrs spy.

Mr.. Editor: 1t is unquestonably true that the
caucus nomination does not give entire salts
faction, and, if elected would not secure to the
great County of Worcester, L" the heart of the
Commonwealth" that ability and power which
are absolutely necessary in these DAYS of peril
and danger. We have therefore thought proper to
putt nomination CHARLES RUSSELL, ESQ., of
Princeton, a suitable candidate for the Senate
board. Our list will then stand thus
Hon. JOHN w. LINCOLN,
Hon. WILLIAM S. HASTINGS,
Hon. DAVID WILDER,
RUFUS BULLOCK, Esq,
CHARLES RUSSELL, Esq.
In the election of Mr. Russell the County will
secure an efficient and able Legislator every way
qualified for that important trust 70 all those who
have seen him in the hall oflegslation or who have
formed an acquaintance with him any other stua-
ton, any recommendation from us would be entire
iy superhuous To those who have not had an
opportunity to become acquainted with his mer-
It's we would say, that perusal of the Legislative
journal cannot fail to satisfy them that he has been
Tor several years, able, faithful and impartial sup
porter the best interests of his constituents and
the general good Of this ancient Commonwealth.
l.: conclusion we have only to ask the co-opera-
ton of all who feel interest in the welfare ofthe
community. MANY VorEKs.
while we publish the above, as matter OF
course, we, at the same time, must express tbs
hope that it will not affect a single vote. For
the person therein named as a candidate, we
entertain high respect, and should, at a prop.
or time, cordially assist in electing him to the
Senate. But, at this time, it can be no use
to vote for him. 1t can do him no possible
good, and every vote which should be given
for him would count against the rest of the list,
and tend, in some measure to defeat it..
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DR.sS HEW ES's
Rheaa'natic, JNerpe, and Bone
LINTMENT

IMMINENT.
ENHE Proprietor, in Offering this article
Il to the public, deems it not improper to
frankly acknowledge his motives, which are
flrst, his own interest, and secondly, to relieve
those who are suffering under those diseases for
which this is designed. He is we'll aware that
there are many articles already before the public
TOR such complaints, yet none has ever been offered
which has given such immediate and permanent
relief. 1t was prescribed BY DIR. S. Hewes dur
ing many years practice in Boston, and obtained
greater celebrity than any other article, and at
his death the recipe was left as legacy to one of
ms connections. of whom it was purchased BY the
present proprietor. 1t is not, therefore, new
article, of doubtful efficacy, but hundreds, and
probably thousands, have been cured or relieved
oy itsuse. The Proprietor states explicitly that
It is no" cure for every thing" but is confident
ly recommended in inf1ammatory. sciatic. and
chronic rheumatism; it gives relief to the swelling
OF the glands OF the throat, and by promoting cir
culation, it relieves the numbness and contrac-
ton OF the limbs; to bruises and spraiEs it gives
immediate relief; where bones have been frac-
tured 1T assists astonishingIy in Strengthening the
muscles and to persons troubled with tempo
rary deafness few drops on sleeps wool, ap-
piled TO the ear, will afford relief.
REcoMMENDATIoNs
from the numerous certif Gates, which the
Proprietor has received of its efficacy, he presents
the following
BIlerica, $780, To whom it may concerns
certify that for some years past have been afiet-
ed with rheumatism, and having used many kinds
OF medicine without effect at last purchased one
bottle Din Shubael Hewes' Rheumatism, Nerve
and Bone Lniment. and by it was enabled in one
weeks time to so about my house without pain. I
feel it duty owe TO suffering humanity to let
the public know of its great value.
JOSIAH STEVENS.
Boston, 1880. This may certify, that have
used DIR. Shubael Hewes' celebrated Rheuma-
tism, Nerve and Bone Luiment, for bruises and
sprains, and can recommend it 20 be a very USE
tul article for the public. WARREN THAxrER.
Hartford, LCOnn) This is to certify, that I
have been afflicted With the Chronic Rheumatism
for ten years past, and have used two bottles of
DIR. Shubael Hewes' Rheumatic Linimen Mt, and it
ELECTED perfect cure. russell CANFIKLD.
Each bottle has stamped upon it the name of
the article, and each wrapper is signe by the
Proprietor. l. F. THAYER.
0F For sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN
COE, Worcester, sole agent for this town and
County. eoly March so.
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Spring and Summer Goods.
TENHE subscribers have this day received
IL large and handsome assortment of .NeiO
and Fashionable Goods, which are offered for
sale on favorable terms.
Also, just received, Live Geese Feathers,
Looking Glasses, Crockery and Glass Ware,
Chairs, Brass Kettles, Brass Fire Sets, Iron
Ware, &c. &c. c. R. d A. STONE.
Shrewsbury, March %. CIV
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u Several important laws will be- found on
our last page, particularly those relating 10
clerks and sherifTs, and imprisonment for debt
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FOREIGN NEWS. Accounts have been re-
ceved from France to the 18th of February
The only news of particular Importance is the
election, by the Belgium Congress, of the
Duke of Nemours, aged IL, second son of the
King Of the French, to the throne of that
country. twas not expected that the French
King would consent to his acceptance of the
throne.
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Electors Of Worcester County! Bear it in
mind, that not word of fault is found with any
measure of Gov. Lincoln. Bear it also in mind
that under his administration during the last
year, greater Improvements and retrenchments
have been effected than were ever made dur
ing any former year of our political existence
as State. From any change, little is to be
hoped, and much is to be feared. To the polls,
thOn, do your duty, and preserve the State from
anarchy and misrule.