The Massachusetts Spy, 1821-08-22

2VE W STORE. FRANCIS T. MERRICK Offers for Sale, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH GOODS & CROCKERY, Low for Cash or Straw Braid. Worcester, August 15,1821. 4w Cotton & Woollen Goods. DEXTER TIFFANY CO. No. 35, Broad-Street, Boston, Have just received from the Manufac Manufacturers, - turers, Manufacturers, 60 BALES of Sheetings and Shirtings, bleached and unbleached ; Ginghams; Checks ; Stripes ; Sewing Thread of the best quality ; Counterpanes ; Satinets' &c. - All of which will be sold low for Cash or approved Credit; January 31,1821; eoptf CURES PERFORMED? Though hitherto considered past relief, By Dr. Relfe's Botanical Drops. MR. Shearman, Carpenter, of Bos Boston, - ton, Boston, was 22 months afflicted with a tu tumor - mor tumor on the back of the hand, which incapaci incapacitated - tated incapacitated him for work. After having tried every thing in vain, and suffered an operation oii his hand, amd considered incurable, was cured and restored to health by taking four bottles of these Drops. Mr. - - , Carpenter, of Boston, was serious seriously - ly seriously afflicted with blies4or a considerable time, when, after having tried every thing that had been recommended, without effect, he had re recourse - course recourse to these Drops, and was cured by a few bottles. When he applied, he had upwards of 50 on one arm - many as large as a pigeon's R g?- . A Gentleman, of Boston, was much troubled with an eruption on his upper lip, which resist resisted - ed resisted all medicine - was cured by one bottle of these Drops, and one box of " Dr. Relfe's An Antibitious - tibitious Antibitious Pills." Mr. Wright, of Boston, was three years af afflicted - flicted afflicted with a fever sore on one of his legs - had tried most medicines without efihet - was cui< ed by tw6 bottles. A Child of Mrs. Burrill, of Hanover, was cured of ulcers and biles, some of which had eat down to the ribs, by three bottles; This child was considered in a dying state when she began these Drops. An Infant, of Boston, was covered all over with eruptions,- blind with both eyes - was cured by three bottles. An elderly Lady, of Boston, was severely afflicted for 16 years with an eruption all over her, attended with most tormenting itchings, burnings and blotches - had lost thereby two toe and one finger nails - was cured by six bottles. She bad not left her room for six months, and considered past relief; A Gentleman, of Lexington, (Mass.) was sorely afflicted 20 years with five ulcers in his legs - could obtain no relief - was cured by four bottles. A Gentleman, of Boston, his wife and five children; were many years afflicted with erup eruptions - had - tions - had eruptions - had tried every medicine without suc success - was - cess - was success - was cured by these Drops. A Gentleman, of Roxbury, was 50 years af afflitted - flitted afflitted with A tumor on one of his legs, attend attended - ed attended with burning, itching and blotches - was resigned as past relief for 30 years ; Could not lie in a bed at times - was perfectly cured by these Drops. A Lady, of Charlestown, was two years af afflicted - flicted afflicted with a white swelling on her knee joint - had tried every assistance, and considered past relief, contraction had formed - when, on taking these drops, and using " Dr. Jebb's Lin Liniment," - iment," Liniment," in three weeks she had the free use of the joint, the pain left her, and by continuing them has obtained a perfect cure, A Lady, of Roxbury, was troubled with five enlarged glands, which had the appearance of wens, and forced her to carry her head on one side, considered past all relief, much debilitat debilitated - was - ed - was debilitated - was cured by these Drops, and the whole of the enlargement subsided. These Drops are a radical ewe for Scurvy, Salt-Rheum, Scrofula, St. Anthony's Fire, Lep Leprosy, - rosy, Leprosy, Pimpled Face, Enlarged Gland', Erysi Erysipelas, - pelas, Erysipelas, Sore Legs, Ulcers, even when the bones are affected, Venereal Taints, when mercury has failed, are the best spring and autumnal physick, and may be given to children with perfect safety. - Price, One Dollar, or six bot bottles - tles bottles in one for Fire Dollars. Ask for "Dr. Relfe's Botanical Drops." None are genuine, unless signed "W. T. Conway." Prepared and sold wholesale, by the sole proprietor, W. T. Conway, Chemist, No. 1, Bumstead-Mace, Common-Street, Boston, and at retail by spec special - ial special appointment, by JEREMIAH ROBINSON, Druggist, Worcester; Hunt, Clarke & Sons, Northampton Johnson, Fitchburg; Read and Spalding, Amherst ; Mason, Providence ; IX P. Hopkins, Hartford ; Long, Greenfield ; Henshaw St Co. Brookfield; Brewer, Stearns & Edwards, Springfield ; Hill & Moore, Concord ; and by most Druggists and Booksellers of respectability; also, by most Post-Masters throughout the Union; - where may be had all those justly esteemed and high highly - ly highly approved Medicines, prepared by "W. T. Conway." A large discount to country Physicians, Traders, &c. Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures accompany each bottle. Boston, April 19, 1821. 6teow

WILL BE SOLD, I Auction, on Wednesday, -/jBl the twelfth day of September next, at 9 o'clock, A. M. at the Tan-yard formerly oc occupied - cupied occupied by Hutchins Hapgood, Esq. near the centre of the town of Petersham, the following described property, viz. - 7,000 weight of Slaughter and Span Spanish - ish Spanish Sole Leather. 600 do. of Skirting Leather. < 11 Sides Hamess Leather; 86 Sides Neat's Upper Leather. 198 Sides Calcutta Upper Leather; 130 Flesh black'd Calf-skins. 130 Unfinish'd do. 70 Sheep-skins. 9 Sides Horse-Hide Leather. A few hhds Whitingham Lime, to together - gether together with many other articles, belonging to the Estate of Thomas Hapgood, deceased. - - Conditions will be liberal, and made known at the Sale. James Ripley, Admin'r. Petersham, August!, 1821. 4w FOR A T Auction, on Thursday, 6th _£jL of September next, on the premises, at one o'clock, P. M. - a FARM, in the north northeast - east northeast part of Rutland, containing about 200 acres, consisting of Mowing, Pasturing, and Orcharding; with a Small House, and 40 feet Barn, and much valuable Wall on the same. It may be sold in lots, or all together, as may best suit purchasers. Inquire of Mr. John Andreus, of Boylston - or Abel Reed, on the premises - or John Moore, who lives near said farm. August 15,1821. 4 W TO BE SOLD, ' A FARM, king in the south southwest - west southwest part of Fitzwilliam, on the road from Royalston to Keene, containing between seventy and eighty acres of Land, well propor proportioned - tioned proportioned for Mowing, Ploughingand Pasturing - Pasturinga a Pasturinga good Orchard, and Wood sufficient - with a comfortable and convenient House, a good Barn, a thirty feet Shed, Com-Barn, &c. - Said Farm lies within about three miles and a half of Royalston Meeting-House. A libe liberal - ral liberal credit will be given for the greater part of it, by giving good security. Any person wish wishing - ing wishing to purchase the above, may apply to Ben Benjamin - jamin Benjamin Eddy, of Royalston, or Mr. Charles Spooner, living on the pre-uises. Fitzwilliam, Aug. 14, 1821. Worcester, ss. Probate Office, August 13, 1821. To the Heirs of James Laws, late of West Westminster, - minster, Westminster, in said County, deceased, and to all others concerned in the Estate of said deceased, Greeting. are hereby cited to ap- JL pear (if you see fit) at the Court of Pro Probate - bate Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun County, - ty, County, on the first Tuesday in September next, at ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause why the Instrument, which purports to be the last Will and Testament of said deceased, should not be approved; and you will be heard thereon. NATHI. PAINE, J. Prob. I

£©assacljusetts &pp. PUBLISHED BY MANNING & TRUMBULL, One door south of Messrs. BUrt & Merrick's Stage-Office, Conditions of publication. Price to single subscribers, who receive their papers at the office, or by mail, two dollars per annum. To companies of 52 subscribers, who take the papers at the office, one dollar and fifty cents per annum, payable on delivery of the papers. Single subscribers, who pay in advance, be entitled to a deduction of 12$ per cent: And the same allowance will be made to agents in distant places, who will regularly Collect and remit money which may be due from subscribers. Advertisements, not exceeding twelve lines, published, three weeks for one dollar, and continued three weeks longer for fifty cents. - Larger advertisements in the same proportion. In consequence of a decision of the Supreme Judicial Court, the Publishers of this paper deem it necessary to give notice, that while they shall sedulously aim to be literally cor correct, - rect, correct, they cannot hold themselves responsible for any errour in any advertisement beyond the sum charged for its insertion. Dye-Stuffs, Paints, and Drugs. RICE, HENSHAW Sr CO. No. 27, India-street, Offer for Sale - 25 tons best Campeachy and St. Domingo Logwood ; 15 do. superi- Our Fustick ; 50 hhds. Copperas; 6 cases Ben Bengal - gal Bengal Indigo ; 300 bbls, ground Camwood ; 50 Cusks Alum; 40,000 Teazles; Clothier's Jacks, Press Paper, Tenter Hooks, &c. ; 50 casks London White ; 10 do. Red Lead ; 60 do. Linseed Oil, English, American and Dutch; 20 cases Chinese Vermillion ; 25 Casks Vene Venetian - tian Venetian Red; 10 do; French Yellow Ochre; 70 do. American do;; 1 case hest Turkey Opium ; 5 do. Camphor; 8 do. Rhubarb ; 10 do. Liq Liquorice - uorice Liquorice Paste ; 12 Canisters Oil Cinnamon ; 60 oz. Musk, in grain; 500 bbls. Rosin; 40 boxes very superiour Roll Brimstone; Together with a general Assortment of PAINTS, DRUGS, & DYE-STUFFS, Which will be sold on the most favourable terms. Clothiers, and others, wishing to pur purchase, - chase, purchase, are respectfully invited to call; Boston, July 16, 1821. 6w To Hat Manufacturers, THE Subscriber has taken the Chambers over No. 15, Bread-Street, fcr tlie disposal of HATS, FURS, and TRIM TRIMMINGS, - MINGS, TRIMMINGS, on Commission. Having a thorough Knowledge of the business, he flatters himself he can give satisfaction to his employers. All orders will meet with prompt attention. Cash and Stock liberally advanced -a consignments. JOSEPH SIMONDS, Jr'. Boston, June I, 1821. 3m

The Columbian MUSEUM, Tremont-Street, next the yew- Court- House and Stone-Chajiel, 3osroil- ls open for the reception of company, every day (Sabbath excepted,) art! illumi illuminated - nated illuminated five evenings in the veek. The Museum Building is nearly 100 feet long, and 30 wide. Its contents are too numerous to particularize of NATURAL and ARTIHCIAL CURIOSITIES. Among which is a large colection of WAX FIGURES. Just added to the Wax Fijures, THl* KING AND QUEEN OF ENGLAND. A view of St. Helena, Buonaparte's present residence, with shipping under sail. Also, lately added, the TURKISH FANTACEANA; or, Endifuscan Garden and River. This is a very beautiful piece of Mechanism, the Scenery appearing like Real Life, owing to the various motions of the different figures of Men, Women, Horses, Boats, ind Vessels, passing and re-passing. THE APOLLINO, A Grand Musical Invention, Invented and built by Job Plympton, a native of this State, is now exhibiting by th e inventor, at the same place. The Apollino contains fhv following variety of Instruments and Imitations, which can be performed separately, or the combina combination - tion combination of any part of them, or the whole at once, by otle performer, vis. - lmitation of the JEoli JEolian - an JEolian Harp, Flageolette, Imitation of Birds, Bu Bugle, - gle, Bugle, Clarionet, Trumpet, French Hom, Bas Bassoon, - soon, Bassoon, Serpent, German Flute, English Flute, Octave Flute, Fife, Snare Drum, Bass Drum, Cymballs, Organ, Musical Glassy, Bagpipes, Martial Band, Imitations of dktmt Thunder, &c. &c. OO* Price of Admittance to the Museum and Apollino, 50 cts. - Children, half price, Boston, March 1821. Worcester, ss. Probate-Office, July 3, 1821. To the Heirs of Perez Cobb, late of New-Braintree, in said County, de deceased, - ceased, deceased, and to all others concerned in the Estate yf said deceased, ' Greeting. YOU are hereby cited to ap appear - pear appear (if you see fit) it the Court of Pro Probate - bate Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun County, - ty, County, on the first Tuesday in September next, at ten ol the clock, before noon, to show cause why License should not be granted to sell and con convey - vey convey so much of said deceased's Real Estate, as will raise the sum of four hundred and thirty thirtyty-lwa - ty-lwa thirtyty-lwa dollars, for the payment of debts and charges; and you will be heard thereon, THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.

Worcester, ss. Probate-Office, August 7, 1821. To the Widow and Heirs of Samuel- Sweetser, late of Paxton, in said County, deceased, and to all others con concerned - cerned concerned in the Estate of said deceased, Greeting. YOU are hereby cited to ap appear - pear appear (if you see fit) at the Court of Probate, to be holden at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday in September next, at ten oi the clock, before noon, to show cause why License should not be granted to the Administrator, to sell and convey so much of said deceased's Real Estate as will raise the sum of three thousand Jifty-eight dollars and sixty-eight cents, for the payment of debts, &c.; and you will be heard thereon. TIIEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg. Worcester, ss. Probate-Office, August 7, 1821. To the Widow and Heirs of David Hea Healey, - ley, Healey, late of in said County,, deceased, and to all others concerned in inthe - the inthe Estate of said deceased. Greeting. YOU are hereby cited to ap. pear (if you see fit) at the Court of Pro Probate - bate Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun County, - ty, County, on the first Tuesday in September next, at ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause why License should not be granted to the Admitiis Admitiistrator - trator Admitiistrator to sell and convey so much of said de deceased's - ceased's deceased's Real Estate as will raise the sum of $ 1157 -.00, for the payment of debts and charge s ; and you will be heard thereon. THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg. Worcester, ss. Probate-Office, May 15, 1821. To the Widow and Heirs of Nathaniel Hastings, late of Berlin, in said Coun County, - ty, County, deceased, and to all others concerned, in the Estate of said deceased, Greeting. YOU are hereby cited to ap appear - pear appear (if you see fit)'at the Court of Pro-, bate jo be holden art Worcester, in said Coun County, - ty, County, on the first Tuesday in October next, at one of the clock, after noon, to show causa why the Accounts of the Administration 04 said Estate should not be allowed; and you Will be heard thereon. BROKE into the enclosure of the Subscriber, in Lancaster, cue pair of ' OXEN, fotn years old - one a black and the other a red one. The owner is requested to call, pay charges, and take them away. i DANIEL HARRIS. July 25,1881. .

NOTICE. WE, the Subscribers, having been nominated and appointed Com Commissioners - missioners Commissioners to receive and examine tire claims «f the Creditors of the Estate of JOHN WHIT WHITCOMB, - COMB, WHITCOMB, late Of Wcst-Boylston, in tire County es Worcester, deceased, represented insolvent, and Six Mouths from the third day of July in instant, - stant, instant, being allowed by the Judge of Probate for said Creditors to bring in their claims - do hereby give notice, that we will attend to that x rvice, at tire house of Ezra Beaman, Innhold Innholder, - er, Innholder, in West-Boylston, on the last Wednesday in August, October and December next ensu ensuing, - ing, ensuing, from one to six o'clock, P. M. ROBERT B. THOMAS,) . THOMAS KEYES, $ Wesf-BogUton, July 11, 1821. 6w Commissioners* Notice. THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge of Probate for the County of Commissioners, to receive and ex examine - amine examine the claims of the Creditors to the Estate of BETHUEL BARTLE IT, late of Hard Hardwick, - wick, Hardwick, in said County, deceased, represented insolvent - hereby give notice, that Six Months from the tenth day of July last are allowed said Creditors to exhibit and prove their chums; and that they will attend that ser service - vice service at the dwelling-house of Joseph Robin Robinson, - son, Robinson, 2d, Innholder, in said Hardwick, on the third Mondays of September and October next, from one to six o'clock, P, M. on each ofsa;dday*. SAMUEL EASTMAN, MOSES MANDELL. 3, 1821. Athencum, No. 105, Is just received, at Trumbull'x Bookstore, Containing, as usual, a great variety of interesting matter. ; Worcester, Jlugust 3, 1221.

Men's and Women's SHOES. C. A. Stone WILL pay a generous price for all kinds of Jlfen'i Women's, and Children's Shoes, if delivered by tie first of October next. - Shrewsbury, August 15, 182 U _ JV. B. - A few pairs of Genlteman's Fine Boots wanted as abote. g w Valuable Patent Improvement THE Subscriber, having of late obtained some CIRCULAR SAM'S which he has attached with some other im improvements - provements improvements to his Machine for Sawing Shin Shingles, - gles, Shingles, Cads that thej- work with accuracy, and run with great velocity.' This Saw will cut from 5 to 12Shin 12Shingles - gles 12Shingles per ntinute ; and when the block is put on the carriage, it is cut into Shingles Without any assistance ; and when they fall frirn the Saw, they are perfectly trufe, and. readyto lay on the roof. They have been proved, aid are found to be better than Ript Shingles; both sot beauty And tightness. Any person wishing to obtdin tiMa tiMachine, - chine, tiMachine, or a Right to build them for T ?W n County, or State, can be supplied on reatona reatonable - ble reatonable terms. In sawing Chesnut Shingles, the SU SUdust, - dust, SUdust, l am told, will pay all the expenses ; for it is said to be very valuable for tauning Feati- Letters, post paid, directed to the Subscriber, in Hubbardston, Worcester Coun County, - ty, County, Massachusetts, will be duly attended to r WILLARD EARL. Hubbardston, July 31, 1821. N. B. - lntrusion is strictly forbidden ; and the invader must expect no more favours than the law will give him. Other printers in the United States are re requested - quested requested to insert this once, if they please.

KMortester SHOESTORE. IN consequence of the increas- ed demand for gbid SHOES, the Subscrib Subscribers - ers Subscribers have recently made arrangements whereby they will be enabled, for the accommodation of their Customers and the Publick generally, to keep a more complete supply than hereto heretofore - fore heretofore of the first quality of Ladies', Gentlemen's S,- Children's BOOTS & SHOES, Of every And to ensure the most complete sat satisfaction, - isfaction, satisfaction, they have employed THOMAS HOWE, who is well known both in this town and in Boston, as a first-rate workman, to su superintend - perintend superintend the manufacture of Men's Shoes and Boots. None but the best of Stock shall in intentionally - tentionally intentionally be worked, and hone but faithful Workmen employed; They have also, for Good MOROCCO SKINS; Add a Variety of FOREIGN & D(5-» MESTICK GOODS; Produce Will be taker! in payment. EARLE &'CHASE. Worcester, Brno. 15, 1821. 111 - ' - . Straw Braid and Trimmings wanted. THE Subscribers will pay the highest price for nice Straw Braid, and all kinds of Straw Trimming. They keep constantly on hand all kinds of Goods usually inquired for in a Coun Country - try Country Store. C. R. & A. STONE. Shrewsbury, August 15, 1821. 6w newgoods. LELAND MORSE & CO. HAVE just received their Spring Assortment of Goods,- consisting nf a A wnrf nu-ui Of ENGLISH, DOMESTICK $ HARD HARDWARE - WARE HARDWARE GOODS, TOGETHER. WITH CROCKERY, GLASS, A CHINA WARE - Which win be sold low for Cash, or Fine Straw Braid. , Sutton, April 21, 182 L ts