The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-10-24
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were able, that they may be seen at one view.
We regret that the list is somewhat imperfect,
the Committee of which A. Dustin is Chair |
man, on those kinds of Stock not particularly
enumerated and assigned TO other Committees,
having neglected to file their report with the
Secretary of the Society.
We exceedingly regret that it was not in our
power 10 be present when the address of Wal
do Flint, Esq was delivered 1t is universally
spoken Of as an exceedingly well conceived and
appropriate production, and one which does
eqn., credit to his judgment, talents and taste
PREMIUMS.
PLccaHiSG MATCH. Double Teams. Timothy
H. Merriam of Grafton. SO; Marshall Pratt
Of Oxford, 6; Waldo Putnam of Sutton, 4
Single Teams-Lconard Wheelock OF Grafton,
Plough So. himself PIoughman, 4 John Nc.
LeIlan of Sutton, Plough g. himself Plough
man, 3; Joseph Dudley of Sutton, Plough
5, himself Ploughman. =; Ebridgo G. Vince.
lock Of M,llbury, Plough 4, himself Plough
man, ]; HoIatio N. Hair of Worcester, Plough
and Ploug hman g.
FAT CATTLE. Israel Putnam of Sutton, 800;
VIM. Eager Of Northboro', Is; Moses G
Cheever OF Princeton, 10
Mich Cows. VIM. Eager of Northboro'
SIS; Thomas B. Eaton of Worcester. 10;
Stowell IL Marble of Worcester, g., Jonathan
Knight of Worcester, 6.
WORKING OXEN. Franklin NJ Farnum Of
Charlton, Sl2; Waldo Putnam of Sutton, 10
George w. Spur of Charlton, 8 Royal T
Marble of Sutton, s.
HEIFER CALVES. VIM. Eager Northbnro
So Moses H. FELTON,, Barre, 81; Arnold L.
Allen, Shrewsbury, So
YEARLINe HEIFERs. Jonas Sibley, West
borough. So; iona. Gleason, Worcester, 81.
HELPERS YEARS OLD Peter Putnam, SUIT
ton, Sc; John Whitney, Princeton, So; J. w.
Watson, Princeton, So widow Lucy Whitney,
Princeton, gratui,y of 81.
SHEET. John Boyd, Shrewsbury, for ma
tive Ram, So Holloway Bailey, Northboro',
for Native Ewes, 81; Arnold l.. Allen, Shrews-
bury, for Native Wether, gratuily of 81
BUTTER. Luther Chamberlain, Wesiboro',
dollars Francis Grout, Worcester, 5 Hen
ry Sprague, Princeton, Al Richard Hildreth,
Sterling, 3
CHrFsE. There were 90 lots of Cheese en-
tered, from so MANY different daires, weigh
ing, in the whole, 1884 lbs. This is the largest
entry ever made in this county. The premi-
ums we're awarded to Daniel Bacon, Barre, 10
dollars; d. K, Tufts, New Brainlree, Z Isaac
Tucker, Barre. 5 Dwight Billings, Hardwick,
B. To John Matthews of New Braintrce, for
the bost old Cheese, a gratuty Of 10 dollars.
MANUFACTURES ARTICLES.
CARPETINe. Sally A. King, Rutland, Sl2;
Eliza 2. Estabrook, Rutland e; Nancy Har-
rington, Princeton, 5.
FLANsrL. Thrza Nichols, Charlton, Sc;
Harriet P. Dana, Oxford, 5.
CovERLErs. Mary Chaiin, Holden, 81;
Betsey Whitney, Bolton, 3.
WooLLES HALF HOSE. Brooksoy Marsh,
Sutton, SO; Adeine Marsh, Sutton,
GRASS Bonnet. Louisa and Melinda Sprague,
Athol, So.
PALm,LEAr HAT. Eleanor Hcmenwoy, Bar
re, So.
SOLE LEATHER. Caldwell & spragrc, Fitch,
burg, SO.
CALF SKINS. e. H. & G. Bowen, Leicester,
Sc.
GRATUITIEs.
ROSE BLANKETS. Clarissa Fay, N. Brain
tree, So.
Brushes John P. Southyate, Leicester, s.
HEARTH Rue. Mary Bliss Western, 81.
| LACE VEILs. o. brooks, Bolton, 50: Sarah
E. Sadler, Spencer, Mary Ann Marble,
Charlton, Sophia Waters, Mllbury, ]; Car
oline B. jerks, Southbridge, |.
LACE Work, SC. Philena NJ. Upham, Tenn.
pleion, So
BEAD WoRK, &c. Pupils Of Eliza Earle's
Boarding School at Mulberry Grove, Leicester,
50; l.. Hapgood, Shrewsbury, /; Miss An
drews, Mlbury, Miss Farnsworth, Millbu-
ry, 81; E. H. Denny, Leicester, /.
KERsErNERE. Dudley Wo0llen Manufac-
turing Company, 81.
WRENcHEs. HAMMERS, and CHIsELs. Jona-
than Rice, Brookield, 50.
OuVn Tho EIactioo in thiS Sfata has
terminated in favor of Lucas the Jackson
candidate for Governor a; an Offset for
which We have obtained majority of Anti
Jackson Representatives 10 Congress-
When Lyman was first nominated by the
Anti Masons, for the office of Governor, it
was without any expectation of his being
seriously run for the office. But by Gov. Nc
Arthur's Withdrawing he was left, rs the
only Ant-Jackson candidate, and it was
too late to substitute person more general.
ly known, in his stead. We understand
that his talents are respectable, but grea,
portion of the State knew nothing about
him prior to his nomination Lucus, on the
other hand, is we'll known, and had run fol-
the Office before. Under such circumstan-
ces, it is not wonderful that the result
should be MS it is.
PENNSYLVANIA. The official returns Of tn,
, election in this State are not yet all in 1t is
however, ascertained, that about T,cO hundred
thousand votes were given, Of which Gov
Wolf will have a majority of not far from on
thousand, but which, possibly, may amount Il
, ttoO. Less than four years ago, the Jackson
1 majority in Pennsylvania was $4,000, and a
E the recent election the returns for Members o
Congress shew that not less than 5OO0 Anti
A Jackson votes were given for Gov. Wolf, o
account of his superior fitness for the office
ard because he is only nomnally Jnckso
man, being sound in principle on the grea
t constitutional questions which divide the par
t ties. Yet, with this immense falling off, hi
= sure premonitory sympom' of their defeat i
# November, the Jackson men are shouting "Vlc
/, tory!'' Such victories will soon annihilate the
h party.
}. A minority of the R'presen,atives-elect
= Congress are said to be Anti Jackson, notwitl
a standing the loss of two or three districts
;, running both National Republican and Ant
;, Masonic candidates.
MARyLASD ELECTION Tho returns fro
this State are now complete, and the result
that the Houso of Assembiv cnnsisis of "A NJ