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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02
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III q z p Ed :.

In this town, Jan. 90, by Rev. Mr.. Abbot, Mr..
John Davis of Sterling, to Miss Harriet p. Gates,
daughter of Mr.. Joel Gates
In Grafton, Jan. l, by Rev. Otis Converse, MIR.
Palmer Gouldiug to Miss Fanny W. Maynard.
In Westminster, by Rev. MIR. Mann, Mr.. John
F. Murdoch to Miss i.urena Merriam. Jan. 6. Mr..
Levi Fairbanks, Jr., of Gardner, to Mrs. Achsah
Pierce
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NOTICE.

EVE Spring Term of the Princeton Eng
n lash and Classical School, will commence
on MONDAY, Feb. %. Mr. GopDARD, the In.
slr1ctor, is known TO the public as a scholar
and gentleman. His method of instruction and
government is happily calculated to give pupils
thorough education, and refined taste and
manners No pupil is permitted TO pass super
heally over his studies. The Trustees have
no hesitation in saying, that parents, who wish
To prepare their children for college, or for use
fulnesS in any station in life, cannot place them
under the care of more faithful and successful
Instructor. While the importance of correct
morals is earnestly inculcated, no efforts are
made to influence the religious opinions of the
pupils.
W Tuition Common English branches. SO
per term; the higher branches of Mathematics,
Philosophy, the Classics, &c, $4-Board in
respectable families, from 81 to so per week.
u References: Hon. Lemuel Shaw, The
ophllus Parsons, and John B. Davis, Esq'rs.,
Boston; Rev. Mess. Going & Hill, Worcester.
Trustees:
y n BROOKS, CHARLES RUSSELL,
ReV SAMUEL CLARK, CALEB DANA,
DR.. c. SMITH, Cu.nIrs M,p,cx
III. - BROOKS, Feb. 3.
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LYMAN MOORE, d. Sheriff.

WORCESTER, IS. Jan. l9, 1881.
A TTACHED on mesne process. taken on
IN Execution, and will DO sold at Public Auc.
ton, at Holman's tavern, in Bolton, on SAruR-
DAY, the Seth day of february neat, at one
O'Clock, P. NJ, all the Right in Equity which
ASA WHEELER, JR., has to redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate where he now lives
and improves, in the south part of Bolton.
s. LYMAN MOORE, ID. Sheriff.
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W We are requested to place the name of
WIN. JENINsoN, Esq, before the public as
a candidate fer the office of TREASURER of this
County.
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5R. So. Jan 90 1891

WORCESTER, So. Jan. 90, 1881.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Executions, and will be sold at Public
Vendue, at Worthington's Hotel, in Worces.
ter, on MONDAY. the 28th day of february ne1t,
at ten o'clock; a. NJ, all the Right in Equity
of RICHARD MILLS of redeeming the mort.
gagged Real Estate wherein he now lives, sit.
uated on Summer street. in said Worcester,
and known the Sturtevant Place
CHA's. A. HAMILTON, ID. Sheriff.
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STOVES.
SUMNER. SMITH

HAS received from James Wilson & Co.,
II IA of New York, further supply of their
approved Cooking Stores, with Fixtures com.
plete. Also, Parior, Common, Franklin, and
Box Stores, from new and improved patterns,
making good assortment, some very elegant.
Purchasers are requested to call and examine
them at the Brick Store on the Canal, where
they can buy Stores at unusually low prices.
Worcester, Nov. %. l2w47
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g SAM'L. HOUGHToN, d. Sheriff

WORCESTER, IS. Jan. Is, 1881.
"A TTACfED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc.
ton, at HowSs tavern, in Berlin, on MONDAY,
the Rsth day Of February merit, at one o'clock
?, D., all the Right in Equity which RUFUS
HOWARD has to redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate, in Berlin, where he now lives and i'm.
proves, also, a small Tenement in the west
part of said Berlin, occupied by Timothy How.
ard.
81 LYMAN MOORE n Shelf
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5" SAINT. HOUGHToN, D. Sheriff.

WoroksTER, IS. Jan. &c, 1891
YAK EN- on Executions, (having been pre-.
IA. viously attached on mesne process,) and
will be sold at Public Vendue, at Hobbs Tav.
ern, in Sterling, on SATURDAY, the goth day Of
February merit, at one O'Clock, P. NJ, all tho
Right in Equity which JOHN BURPRE has
TO redeem the mortgaged Real Estate, situated
about ono mile northerly of the Meeting. House
in said Sterling, whereon he and Elijah Bur.
pee now live.
5" SAM'L. HoUGHToN, D. Sheriff
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VI We commence tho publication, this
week. of the Report Of the Committee on Man.
ufactures It is an able document, and we
would bespeak for il the attentive examination
Of every reader.
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WUKIEsIEK' S. Jan. &c, 1881.
NAKEN on Execution, (having been pre-.
n Viously attached on mesne process, and
VIII DC sold at Public Vendue, at Hobbs's Tav-
efn, in Sterling, on SATURDAY, the 26tk Iav of
February nszt, at three O'Clock, P. NJ, all the
Right in Equity which MOSES BAILEY has
to redeem the following described mortgaced
Real Estate, viz the Land and Buildings
wherein he now lives, containing about three
acres. Also, about half an acre of Land, on
the southerly side of the road, and opposite the
house of Jonas Bailey. Also, about ten acres
Of Wood Land, near Mellsn Hollow. so called !;
all situated in said Sterling
s. SAM'L. HOUGHTON, D. Sheriff
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~ The Post Master General has established
Post Office at Farnulnsville, in Grafton, of which
Levi Rawson, NJ. D., is appointed Post Master.
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MORE Snow. Another severe snow storm
commenced little past 9 o'clock on Monday
evening, and continued till 10 o'clock ycster.
day. 1t is much drifted and the roads arc
again impossible. The snow is damper, and
tho drifts consequently harder, than in the
storm ofthe 10th and 18th ult. The thermom.
etcr was at 26 yesterday mornining and at 80
at noon. The temperature being thus low
makes il probable that 1t raincd at the South.
ward.
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FOR SALE

A SECONDHAND SINGLE cARDLNe
IN ENGINE, for Wool. which r~;I1 h. .o,J
very cheap. Inquire of the subscriber in
Grafton, near the Central Manufac. Comp'ys
Establishment. EF TIiCKER
Feb. 9.
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THE CENSUS. The population of tho six New
England States is now ascertaned and it shows an
increase of near 100000 in the population in the
last ten years. The population of the several
nnd l.
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81 sAM'L. HoUGHToN, D. Sheriff

WORCESTER, IS. Jan. 49, 1881.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken ON
IN Executions, and will be sold at Public
Auction on SATURDAY, tbs 1914 day of Fs6rua-
ry merit, at two o'clock, P. NJ, at the Inn Of
AlS1 Hathaway, in Barre, all the Right in
Equity that JAMES OLIVER of Barre, has
to redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on which
he now lives, with the Buildings thereon, sit.
uate in the easterly part of said Barre, and
containing about 30 acres Of Land, be the same
more or less.
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5 SETH HOLDEN, D. Sheriff

WORCESTER, So. Jan. &c, 1881.
THNAKEN on Execution, (having been pre-.
H. vlonsly attached on mesne prscess,) and
will be sold al Public Vendue, at Hobbss Tav.
ern, in Sterling, on SATURDAY, the Goth day Of
February merit, at two o'clock, P M, all the
Right IN Equity which STEPHEN HOUGH-
TON has to redeem the rnortgaged Real Es.
tate wherein he now lives, situated in the
northerly part of said Sterling.
5" SAINT. HOUGHTON, D. Sheriff
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Worcester, IS.
To the Hon. Nathan'l. Paine,
Judge Of Probate Of Wills, &c, Tor the Gov

| Judge of Probate of Wills, &c, for the Coun-
ty of Worcester;
yBNHE subscriber, Administrator of the Els.
tate of ASA TURNER, late Of Royalston, in
said County, deceased, respectfully represents,
that the Real Estate of said deceased is APP
praised at the sum of 5000, and the Personal at
s Sc, AS and that the debts and charges against
said Estate amount to $780, including the al.
lowance to the deceaseds Widow, leaving
chargeable on the Real Estate of said deceased
the sum of $l2l,52, and to sell so much of the
said Real Estate, not set out for Dover TO the
Widow, MS to raise said sum would spoil the
whole. The petitioner therefore pruys, that
the Hon. Judge will authorize him to sell and
convey the whole of the Real Estate of said de
ceased excepting the part thereof set to the
said Widow for Dower,) for the benefit of the
Heirs and Creditors, according to Law.
TIMOTHY LEWIS.
January is, 1881.
Worcester. S. On the above petition and
representation, ordered, that notice thereof,
and that the same will be considered at Court
Of Probate, at Worcester, on the first Tuesday
in March next, at ten of the clock before noon,
be given, by causing the said petition and this
order to he published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
in The Massachusetts Spy printed in Worces-
ter, that all parties in interest may then and
there be heard thereon, it they see fit.
NATH'L. PAINE, j. Prob.
A copy. Attest;
TJEoPR's, WHEELER, Fog.
January le, 1891
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u We have received request from ono Of
our subscribers in Brookfold, to copy commu
nicotion from Boston paper. We are unable
to comply with the request, as the publishers Of
the paper referred to do not choose to exchange
with us We would suggest TO our subscriber
in B.. whether it would not be more courte
Gus, and more proper course, TO offer origina
communications, relating 10 occurrences within
the county, to the papers here, in the first in
stance, rather than to publish them first in a
distant paper, having a comparatively trifling
circulation in the county, and then to request
them to be copied at second hand here.
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SETH HOLDEN, D. Sheriff.

WORCESTER, SIS. Jan. Is, 1881.
"A TfACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc.
ton Oh SATURDAY, the nineteenth day of Feb
ruarV ne1t, at three o'clock, P NJ, at the Inn
of AlvA Hathaway, in Barre, all the Right in
Eqn'iy that RUFUS SMITH of Barre. has to
redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on which
he has formerly lived, with a House thereon
standing, situate in the westerly part of said
Barre, and containing about IA acres of Land,
be the same more or less
SETH HOLDEN, D. Sheriff.
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iCoMMUNICATED.

TO The Editor efthe .1ler@'d'ia Gazette.
perceive by information derived from foreign
sources, that, in 1920, Alexandria had popula-
ton of 1918 souls, and in 1880, 1891. Vide
the Philadelphia Gazette of the 9Th ult. and a
paper called the Inquirer, of the 2Sth. published
in the same place. As an act of justice to our,
selves. this matter should be corrected.
Why are these publications like barrel oil
soap?
Because there is vast deal of lie in them
We have now 894l souls and bodies.
CORREGIDOR.
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The General ASSEMBLY .-On Saturday, the
House of Delegates resumed the consideration of
the second resolution of the Committee of Courts
of Justice, uniting Common Law and Chan
Gerry Jurisdiction in the same tribunals, and Mr..
Leigh concluded his argument against the pro-
position-admitted to have been OF mastery
description. and to entitle the orator to yet high
er fame! The peroraton was especially fine. in
which abiding to the portentous cloud banging
over the Union-a cloud which. using the idea Of
the Poet, he compared to that which the magma
tons of the Messenians ever saw in Spartan IN
vasion--he fervently prayed that Virginia might
be preserved united in heart and feeling, to breast
it when it came. The profound silence which
endured for some moments after his conclusion
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CONlMuNIcATED.


Mr.. Editor-In reading the proceedings of
the lower House of our National Legislature,
published in your valuable paper Of this morning,
perceive a resolution has passed that body au-
thorizlng donation of thirty cords of Wood for
the relief of the suffering Poor Of our sister City
of Georgetown. A similar resolution was adopt
ell. some DAYS since, for the relief Of the Poor
of Washington City. These facts may have es-
capped the notice OF some of our estimable and
benevolent citizens; otherwise it is probable they
would have, ere this, made an effort on the part
of the needy part of our population, thereby al
fording the representatives Of the nation an OPP
7ortunity to extend their munihccnce to Alex
andria. Sisters Georgetown and Washington
have been provided for.-Why should their Sis
ter Alexandria be neglected or prescribed? But
the writer has not taken up his pen in a censo-
rious spirit; he will not indulge in any unkind
feelings. | am persuaded, if an application be
made, aid will not be withheld from u.s. Permit
me, Mr. Editor, respectfully to call the attention
of the gentlemen composing the Committee, TO
spread our wants before Congress. to this sub
ject. HOW AHD'
February ).
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-coMMUNIcaTED.

Mr.. Eof,tor-You have favored your readers
with two criiques on the second volume OF
Moore's Byron--one from the pen OF MIR. W alsh.
of the National Gazette, the other from that OF
MIR. King, of the New York American. Not
having vet had an opportunity Of perusing the
volume, | cannot form any opinion as to the cor
rectness of either; but can form one as to the
style of these critques. That from Mr. Walsh
is quite in character-imperOus, dOgmatical,
scholastic, and sferaiy moral. He continues to
assume as his prototype Bentley, the Aristarchus
of Pope's Duuciad; few lines from which.
which think apostle, are quoted:
=. Mistress! dismiss that rsbble from your throne.
Aysunt-is Aristarchus vet unknown!
J,bv mighty scholiast, whose unwearit pains
n.ie Horace dull and humblei Millions strains.
,r;s tr,e on words is still our whole debate,
Iiispute of Me or Tie, Of aut or at,
10 sound or sink in Caro, or a,
Or give up Cicero to c or X"
On the contrary, the crltique from the pen Of
MIR. King, of the more unhappy than criminal
Byron, is liberal, dispassionate, and moral, in
fine classic style. Allow me to put home to Mr..
Walsh, in the language of Moore, how his
thoughts would appear, embodied as Byron fool
ishly. gloomiy, madly gave hiss WHO'S there,
indeed. that could bear to be Judged by even the
hest of those unnumbered thoughts that course
each other. like waves of the sea, through our
minds. passing away unuttered, aud, for the most
part, even unowned by ourselves. Yet TO such
a test was Byron's character, throughout his
whole life, exposed"
Think of that, Master Walsh, think OF that.
February S, 1881. n.
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SELECTED POETRY.
From the Lynchbu-g IirSinisn
INNS

from the Lynchbu-g Iirsinian
LINES,
tended as an a'sicer 10 piece whieh appeared ia
Richmond Enquirer Of The 1871 uh in the Poet
Corner, under The signature # 5. r.
Yes, Clay is fallen, if the "slsng"
of that unmaniy. ignorant gang;
who cannot tell wherefore or why
They raise 'gainst him the hue and CRY
II the abuse and caumny
OF those who ,couh be great rs he
OF those whom he has run before,
IN homes! fame-cOud make It so.
Yes, he is fa'leD, IF We believe
The talk of those who daily weave
Their thousand Inconsistent tales,
With which to fill some fLrorite's sails;
II we believe the slanderous lies,
That from the press so tlickly rise,
Then to the "common pile" are flung,
Alike "unhonorcd and unsung."
But us no! So As soon the tall
The pilIar'd Allegheny falp'-
As soon yon blazing orb, the sun,
Ills annual circ'es cease to run;
AS soon the moon and every star,
Kun lsw!e>s, guidelcss thro' the all;
As soon destroying, horrid " War'
rhro' keaveR roll its bloody car;
AS 5000, pale, haggard Famine" roam,
Where plenty makes her home;
rs soon "foul Pesti!eRce'' be found,
Where ROSY health at,c0yS sbounds.
lie IS not fallen, no, not he,
rhe ardent friend of liberty
rhe advocate of man. best right
dread TO tyrants ia their might:
he IS no! faie', nor tciH he be-
While worth is prizcd-his country free.
Sat when the tn its course shall turn,
When fire sl,alI freeze aud ice shall burn,
when ,cinfer shall begin in May,
s. And Summer y;eld 10 frnsi her sway,
when pleasure shall have alloy,
Aul " CALLING poia'' BE- felt with joy,
When virtue shall hy far away,
And every creature will obey;
when black ST black shall be called while,
And all shall swear that lrrOng is right,
when freedoms hallowed temple tails,
Aud Justice leaves her sacred halls,
When srstocrSts shall rule the lanl,
And demagogues be in command;
When trsemea shall To tyrdntS bend,
Yhea CLAY l0N fall, and not fWthen.
PHlLO c..
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of the anthracite coal. he would have furnished
one of his Circles literally with pateat stoves.
y. \. Com.
Henry Hunt, the Sp,talsfeld stump orato..
manufacturer of backing, and slangwhan.e
general, has been elected TO Parliament from lie
borough of Preston, by majority Of more thar
three hundred votes, over the Hon. Mr.. Stanley,
former member Of Parliament, who visited thii,,
country some time ago MIR. 5. it is said, has
demanded scrutiny. Preston, it must be re.
collected, is universal suffrage borough: "eye.
ry nan who boIs pot" having right to exer
else his franchise by the charter. Mr.. STANLEY
has probably discovered that some Of the voters
had neither fire nor pot, nor any thing to put IN
IT'D.
-aa6j6oes
PHI Beta Kappa Sociey.-ihe following 40
pointments have been made for tie public Der
formances of the Society, at their anniversary
on the first September next, James L. Austin.
Esq. Orator; Rev, John PierPoint. Poet; Rev
Theodore Edison, of Lowell. Chaplain.
Boston Uuiiy 9Dr
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TWENTY.FIRsr CONGREss-sd Session
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY I. 1881,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Speaker presented to the house the fol-
lowing letter from the Mayor Of Georgetown:
GEoRGETowN, Jan. 81, 1881.
SIR beg leave respectfully. to solicit through
you from the Honorable House OF Representa-
lives, a donation of wood, to be appropriated TO
the relief of the poor of this town, during the pre-
sent very Indictment season.
To those inducements for granting relief to
our poor, winch have, heretofore, on similar ap-
plications. been urged with effect on the liberal
ity and humanity of Congress, and which now
exist in full force. take the liberty of adding.
that the prosecution of the great national work
now in progress through the District has thrown
upon the charity of this town large addition to
its ordinary poor, SO that our actual expenditures
for their relief more than double those of former
years.
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ALEXANDRIA,, d. G.
FRYnaY N0RNING, FEBRE4RY4, 1851

The news of the Revolution in Poland vas ur
expected. but perhaps, on that account, tie more
gratifying. Since the time when
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We are sorry to learn from the morning papers,
that the grave fathers of the city had narrow es-
cape last evening from serious danger Three
new stoves have been ate Y put up in the
Common Council Chamber. in which anthracite
coal is burnt. The quantity of deeterious gas
generated by them, produced a gradual sckcn-
ing effect. which thinned the number Of those
present. until it was discovered that there was
not quorum left On Withdrawing from the
destructive atmosphere the effects were evident
on many of those who had inhaled it. The Mcr-
camille mentions that MIR. Bryson of the Fourth
Ward. tainted. and it was not until great exer.
ton of DR.. Townsend, of the Sixth Ward. that he
was restored even to animation. We learn. Also
that Mr.. Seymour and Mr.. jeremiah were ser-
ousy affected. There can be no doubt that death
would have ensued from prolonged stay in such
a Gehenna. II Dante had known the properties
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1t will be seen. by the Monthly Statement of
the Bank of the United States for the last month.
that the amount of Specie in the vaults of the
Bank and its Branches, on the first day of the
year, was more than ten millions eight hundred
thousand dollars. On turning to the correspond
ing monthly statement of last year, we find that
the amount of Specie then in the vaults was ST.
6OS.O76 90. There has been an increase of the
Specie in the vaults of the Bank. therefore. with
in the last three months, of three millions of dol
lars. Indeed, so great is the confidence at pre-
sent in the paper currency, that Specie has be-
come drug. The Bank of the United States.
at least, is certainly overburdened with it.
Nat. INTEL
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The Speaker presented to the house the fol-
lowing letter from the Mayor of Georgetown:
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Eogging inMe Nary.-An order was l,,5,,
from the English Admiralty office 10 No'eny.
last, to restrict tie infection of corporal P'D.
ment in the Navy. Commanders alone are T.
mitted to direct such infections, aud are 70 !:
warrant previously, which is to be retuIntu e.,
gularly to the Admiralty Office, ard - 70 +.
fy particularly the nature Of the offence a,'
proofs, and is to be'countersgucd By the ID:
ficer, if on board Of a flag ship. The nsn.
Of lashcs is limited even il the most ''''
case. tn forty eight