Thomas's Massachusetts Spy, Or, Worcester Gazette, 1821-05-02

American, European, & India Goods, At prices corresponding with the times. Henry M. Sikes HAS recently received from the Auctions, and other sources - a great variety of GOODS, which, connectively with bis Stock previously on hand, enables him to offer an assortment much more exten extensive - sive extensive than heretofore ; and, as it regards quality and prices, the Publick are respectfully re requested - quested requested to examine, compare and judge for themselves. Also - 2 bales of PAPER- HANGINGS, containing a variety of patterns, very cheap. Worcester, April 25, 1821. ew3m Manufacturers' Hotel. THE Subscriber respectfully informs his Friends and the Publicb, that be has taken the large and commodious brick house on Cheapside, in Providence, R. I. opposite the Baptist Meeting-House, jvhere his own personal attention will be offered to ac ac"commodate - "commodate ac"commodate those who may favour him with their custom. The liberal patronage with which the publick have favoured him the last year, at the house he has recently left, induc induces - es induces him to believe that his attention to them has been acceptable, and gives him reason to an anticipate - ticipate anticipate a continuance of their favour. Attached to the House is a convenient Stable and Yard, on North Water Street, for the accommodation of Horses and Carriages. J. WILDER. Providence, April 9, 1821. KENILWORTH, By the Author of Waverly, Ivanhoe, tffc. Just received, and for Sale by GEO. A. TRUMBULL. For Sale, as above, a set of Gregory's Dictionary of Arts and Sciences - 3 vols. quar quarto, - to, quarto, embellished with 139 elegant plates - an excellent work for a Town Library. April 16, 1821. Worcester, ss. April 14, 1821. TAKEN in Execution, and will be sold, at Publick Vendue, at the Tavern of Austin Brooks, in Petersham, on the twenty-first day of May next, at one o'clock, in the afternoon, the following described Rights and Estates, viz. - All the Right in Equity which DAVID AMSDEN has of redeeming the mortgaged Re Real - al Real Estate, situated in the westerly part of Pe Petersham, - tersham, Petersham, consisting of two parcels - one parcel thereof containing about 4 acres of Land, with a Dwelling-House, Bam, and a Grist-Mill thereon, being the same on which the said Da David - vid David now lives; and the other part thereof, containing about 70 acres of Land, with a Dwelling-House and Bam thereon, being the Farm on which Ephraim Amsden now lives. JZso- - all the Riffht in Equity which JONATHAN STRATTON and NATHAN STRATTON, or either of them, have of re redeeming - deeming redeeming the mortgaged Real Estate, situated in Phillipston, about two miles south of the Meeting-House, adjoining the road leading from Petersham to Templeton - 'Consisting of about 200 acres of Land, with a fweliing- Ilouse and two Bams thereon, being the Farm on which the said Nathan lately lived. Al Also - all - so - all Also - all the Right in Equity which the said Jonathan and Nuthan, or either of them, have of redeeming the mortgage of a certain Pasture, situated in Phillipston, about half a mile west westerly - erly westerly of the Meeting-House, on the north'side of tlie town road, leading from the Meeting- House to Josiah Bigelow's, containing about 100 acres. Also - all the Right in Equity which JOSEPH WYMAN has of redeeming certain mortgaged Real Estate, situated in Leicester, about half a mile westerly of the Meeting- House, on the south side of the road leading to Spencer, consi-ting of about 25 acres of Land, with a Grist-Mill thereon; being the same which is now under the occupation and im improvement - provement improvement of Samuel Trask, jun. Also - all the Right in Equity which the said Wyman has of redeeming the mortgage of a certain Pasture, situated in Winchendon, about half a mile southerly from the Meeting-House, con containing - taining containing about 60 acres, being the westerly half of Lot No. 10. Also - all the Right in Eq Equity - uity Equity which the said Wyman, has of redeeming the mortgaged Rea) Estate, situated in Peters Petersham, - ham, Petersham, a few' rods south of the Meeting-House, consisting of about 150 acres of Land, with a Dwelling-House and Barn thereon ; being the Farm on which the said Wyman lately lived. Also - all the Right in Equity which WALTER SANDERSON has of redeeming certain mortgaged Real Estate, situated in Phillipston, in Goulding Fillage, so called, con consisting - sisting consisting of about half an acre of Land, with a Dwelling-House thereon; being the same where Moses Bancroft now lives. Also - all the Right in Equity which WILLIAM WARD has of redeeming the mortgaged Real Estate, situated in the easter easterly - ly easterly part of said Petersham, consisting of about half an acre of Land, with a Dwelling-House, fytore, Barn, and Potash, thereon; being the same where the said Ward now lives. Al Also - M - so - M Also - M the Right in Equity which the said Ward has of redeeming the mortgage of a cer certain - tain certain Pasture, situated in Phillipston, on Pros Prospect - pect Prospect Hill, containing about 50 acres. CEPHAS WILLARD, D, Sheriff.

SAMUEL WARD, At the Store opposite the Brick Hotel - HAS just received, and is now opening - a very general Assortment of AMERICAN, EUROPEAN, and INDIA GOODS - consisting of almost every article usually inquired for id a Country Store, and suitable for the present) and approaching sea season - which - son - which season - which he offers for sale on the most ac accommodating - commodating accommodating terms, forpaah or a short Credit. Also - a large and extensive supply of M. I. GOODS and GROCERIES; every ar article - ticle article of which he will warrant to be of the very first quality, or no sat. N. B. - Most kinds of Country Produce re received - ceived received in payment t»r Goods, at fair prices. Worcester, April 18, 1821. Now conies the 12 th, AND perhaps the last Class of Springfield Bridge Lottery. - Com Lottery. - Commences - mences Lottery. - Commences drawing the 28tli day of May next, and will finish without delay. One prize of slo,ooo - one of 3,000 - three of 1,000 - four of 600 - fifty of 100 - 27 of '50 - 2950 of 7 dols. with the usual deduction. 9000 Tickets, at $5 whole - l: 37 Quarters, for the present; but may rise several days prior to the drawing. A. HAMILTON. Worcester, April 18, 1821. 6w Farm for Sale, SITUATED about two miles west of the Meeting-House, in Royalston - containing about 160 acres, suitably propor proportioned - tioned proportioned into Mowing, Tillage, Pasture, and tV ood-Land - with a good young Orchard, two Dwelling-Houses, a Barn, and other conven convenient - ient convenient Out-Buildings. Terms made easy to the purchaser. Price very low, say about one thousand dollars. Immediate possession given. Apply to FRANKLIN GREGORY. Royalston, March 12, 1821. A good Chance for Card Manu- J facturers. WILL be sold, at Publick Auction, at Mr. Aaron Morse's Tav Tavern, - ern, Tavern, Xin Wednesday, the 16th of May next, at one o'clock, P. M. - four Machines for cutting Wire, one do. for pricking Machine Cards, and one for pricking Filleting. They are good; being the same that were used by Col. Thom Thomas - as Thomas Denny, late of Leicester, deceased. HENRY SARGENT, Agent for the Heirs of said Denny. Leicester, April 13, 1821. Princeton. of the best stands in the town for i genteel Tavern, wbh a Store for general Merchindize, detached trom the House, with excellent Celia;, Back-Buildings tor the ac accommodation - commodation accommodation of the Store, which is nearly 40 feet iqaare. The Houle is fimted in ihe very centre of the town, on the corner of the four principal roads which pass through it - has four Rooms on a floor - two flories high - with a Front Yard, ana excellent Well and Garden Spot, and a con considerable - siderable considerable quantity of early and late Fruit Trees - Treestogether together Treestogether with about 90 acres of tome of the best Land in the town. An Inn in this situation is very much wanted. It offeis one of the best opportunities to any person who is desirous of commencing bufinets, either as Inn-keeper or Trader, that has ever been pretented to let. For particulars, apply to Mr. John Line Boylfion, or Capt. Peter Farrow, now to be found on the pretnifes. A Leate for seven or twenty-one yeais will be given, if required. %* The Premises arc all in complete repair, and immediate polhflion will be given. Princeton, feb. tB, »Bsi. tm Notice. WE, the Subscribers, having been nominated and appointed Com Commissioners - missioners Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the Creditors of the Estate of ARTEMAS HAWES, late of Petersham, in the County of Worcester, deceased, and Six Months from the third day of April, 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 business, at the house of Ly Lyman - man Lyman Sibley, Innholder, in Barre, on the last Friday in May, June, July, August, and Sep September - tember September next ensuing, from one to six o'clock P. M. SETH LEE, LYMAN SIBLEY. Barre, April 14,1821. Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders in the Sixth Massa Massachusetts - chusetts Massachusetts Turnpike Corporation, t who have not paid the Tax of fifty cents, voted by said Corpo Corporation - ration Corporation on the eighth day of January last, that so many of their Shares will be sold, at Publick Auction, at the house of Daniel King, in Rut Rutland, - land, Rutland, ou 'Thursday, the thirty-first day of May uext, art ten of the clock in the forenoon, as will be sufficient to pay said Tax, together with incidental charges, unless previously settled, viz. from No. t to 12, inclusive - 2o to 242, do. - 246 to 420, d 0. - 423 to 515, d 0. - 522 to 960, inclusive. By order of the President and Directors, LEMUEL DAVIS, Treasurer. Holden, April 10, 1821.

Nezu-Salem Academy. HpilE Trustees of New-Sa New-Salem - lem New-Salem Academy hereby give notice - that the Female Department in said Academy will be opened on. Tuesday, the 15th of May next, for the reception of Young Ladies, under the care of Miss Henshaw, who will instruct in all the Useful and Ornamental Branches Usual Usually - ly Usually taught in similar Schools. * Tuition will be from $1: 50 to $2:00 j>er Quarter; and Board may be had in*respectable families from $1:25 to $1: 50 per week. Miss Henshaw's experience and high reputation as an Instructress, the pleasantness ot the local situation, the past good reputation oi the School, and the very moderate expense attending it, give the Trustees ground to Lope j thaj this school will continue to share the pub- | lick patronage. New-Salem, April 12, 1821. Atheneum, Nos. 96 & 97 Are just received, at Trumbull's Book Bookstore - store - Bookstore Containing, as usual, a great variety of interesting matter. Worcester, April 11, 1821. ' V _ Notice* THE Copartnership of the Sub Subscribers, - scribers, Subscribers, heretofore subsisting, under the name of STILES & STONE, was dissolved, by mutual consent, on the 7th day of April, in instant. - stant. instant. All persons indebted to said Firm, are requested to call and .settle the same with said stiles, to whom all the debts are assigned, as early as possible, as he expects soon to leave the town. JOHN W. STILES, EPHRAIM STONE. Templeton, April 9, 1821. N. B. The business in future will be car carried - ried carried on by EPHRAIM STONE. Worcester, ss. April 14, 1821. TAKEN on Execution (hav (having - ing (having been previously attached oh mesne process,) and will be sold, at Publick Vendue, at Nathan Wait's Tavern, in Sterling, on Sat Saturday, - urday, Saturday, the 19th day of May next, at three o'clock, P. M. - all the Right in Equity which REUBEN BLOOD has to redeem abo -I half an acre of mortgaged Land and Buildings thereon, where he now lives, in Sterling, sit situate - uate situate about half a mile west of the Meeting- House, in Sterling, aforesaid. EBENEZER POPE, jr. D. Sheriff. Worcester, ss. April 21, 1821. TAKEN on Execution, and . will be sold, at Publick Vendue, at the Tavern-House of Samuel Hathaway, in Worcester, on Monday, the 21st day of May next, at 2 of the clock in the aftemooh - all the Right WILLIAM HOVEY has in Equity to redeem a certain mortgaged Real Estate, situate in Worcester, on Front-street, and oc occupied - cupied occupied by Abijah Bigelow, Esq. SEWALL HAMILTON, D. Sh'ff. -Worcester, ssi - Probate-Office, April 14, 1821. To the Heirs of Mary Waters, late of Worcester, in said 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 Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday in June 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. Worcester, ss. Probate-Office, April 10,1821. To the Widow and Heirs es Nathan Upham, late of Brookfield, 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 June next, at ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause why License should not be granted to the Ad Administratrix - ministratrix Administratrix to sell and convey so much of said deceased's real Estate, as will raise the stun of $1143,09 for the payment of debts and charg charges - es charges ; and you will be heard thereon. THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg. Worcester, ss. Probate-Office, April 10, 1821. To the Heirs of Jonathan Billing, late of Hardwick, in said County, deceased, and to all others concerned in ihe Estate of said deceased, Greeting. YOU are hereby cited to ap- you see fit) at the Court oi Pro Pro' - ' Pro' bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun County, - ty, County, on the first Tuesday in June next, at ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause why. License should not be granted to sell and con - vey so much of the Real Estate of said deceas - ed as will raise the sum of oue thousand and ; thirty-eight dollars, for the payment as debts, legacies and charges; and you will be heard 'i thereon. THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.

Spp. run Liman ir MANNING & TRUMBULL, One dhor 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, will 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 ami 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. mMHFTH'wir' - 1 » twj - wibwiw Elizabeth Denny Has. received an Assortment of SPRING GOODS, Which will be sold at the lowest market prices. Worcester, April 17, 1321. The Columbian MUSEUM, Tremont-Street, the A'eiu-Court- House and Stone-Chapel, Boston- Is open for the reception of company, every day (Sabbath excepted,) and illumi illuminated - nated illuminated five evenings in the week. The Museum Building is nearly 100 feet long, and 30 wide. Its contents are too numerous to particularize of NATURAL and ARTIFICIAL CURIOSITIES. Among which is a large collection of WAX FIGURES. * * Just added to the Wax Figures, THE 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, and 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 the inventor, at the same place. The Apollino contains the following variety of Instruments and Imitations, which <an be ps rfonned separately, or the combina combination - tion combination of any part of them, or the whole at once, by one performer, vis. - lmitation of the AioK AioKan - an AioKan Harp, Flageolette, Imitation of Birds, Bu Bugle, - gle, Bugle, Clarionet, Trumpet, French Hom, Bas Bassoon, - soon, Bassoon, Serpent, German Flute, English Flute, Octave Flute, Fif-, Snare Drum, Bass Drum, Cyiabulb, Organ, Musical Glasses, Bagpipes, Martial Band, Imitations of distant Thunder, &c. &c. Price of Admittance to the Museum and Apollino, 50 cts.- - Children, half price. Boston, March .28, 1821. Take Notice, THE Annual Meeting of the Worcester Morth District Medical Asso Association - ciation Association will be holden at Westminster, at Timothy Doty's, Innholder, on Tuesday, the Bth day of May next, at 9 of the clock, A. M. for the purpose of electing their Officers for the year ensuing, and transacting any other busi business - ness business they may think necessary. PETER SNOW, Secretary. Fitchburg, April 17, 1821. CA UTfON. AM. persons are cautioned a. gainst trusting, harb Hiring or employing AMOS WHITING, a Pauper of Barre, who is absconded from the hmise of Moses Holden, who had agreed with the Overseers of the Poor oi' said town to support said Whiting and fami family - ly family for one year next after the twenty-fifth day of February last; and as his earnings will be much wanted for their support, therefore the Subscriber forbids any one who may employ said Whiting of their paying him any wigea fir any service whatever. MOSES HOLDEN. Barre, April 19,1821.

Daniel Denny, jr. & Co. -Vo. 9, Market-Street, BnsTUN - Are now opening a great variety of EUROPEAN Jr INDIA PIECE GOODS - Which they offer for Sale, at the lowest prices. April 25, 1821. NEW GOODS LELAND MORSE CQ. HAVE just received their Spring Assortment of Goods, consisting of a general Assortment of ENGLISH, DOMESTICK HARD HARDWARE - WARE HARDWARE GOODS, TOGETHER. WITH CROCKERY, GLASS, & CHINA WARE - Which will be sold low for Cash, or Fine Straw Braid. Sutton, April 21, 182 k ' tC Cash. LORING & KUPFER, No. 2, Union-Street, Boston - HAVE received by the Rasse- and other late arrivals from Liver Liverpool, - pool, Liverpool, an extensive assortment of HARD HARDWARE - WARE HARDWARE and CUTLERY GOUDS, which they offer for sale at a small advance. Country Traders who buy with Cash, will find it to their interest to call and exam examine - ine examine before they purchase. Boston, March 1821. Imis Campbell's Magazine. Subscriptions received aPTRUMBtiLL'* Bookstore for the New Monthly MagazinX - MagazinXcommenced commenced MagazinXcommenced under the editorial care of ThoM- As CaMpikll, author of the " Pleasures of and " Gertrude of uow re republishing - publishing republishing in Philadelphia, April 16,1821. Notice is hereby Given, THAT the Subscriber has been duly appointed Administrator of the Estate of WILLIAM RU6SELL, late of Bar Barre, - re, Barre, in the County of Worcester, deceased, and has taken upon himself that trust, by giv giving - ing giving bonds as the law directs. All persons indebted to said Estole, are hereby Called upon to make immediate payment; and all those to whom said Estate is indebted, are requested to exhibit their demands for settle settlement. - ment. settlement. M ILLI AM ROBINSON, Adtnin'r. Barre, April 3, 1821. Worcester, ss. Probate-Office, April 10, 1821. To the Heirs of Abul Chase, late of Brookfield, in said County, deceared, and to all others interested 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 June 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 hot be approved, and Letters of Ad Administration, - ministration, Administration, with said Will annexed, granted, to Alanson Hamilton, of said Brookfield, and also to show cause why Letters of Administra Administration - tion Administration on the Estate of Lyman Chase, late of said Brookfield, deceased, should not be grant granted - ed granted to said Alanson Hamilton ; and you will be heard thereon. NATHI. PAINE, J. Prob. Worcester, ss. Probate-Office, April 17, 1821. To the Heirs of Jane Leach, late of Winchendon, in said Comity, 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 Probate to be holden at Templeton, in said County, on the seventeenth day of May next at one of the clock, after noon, to shoiv cause why the Accounts of the Administration of said Estate should not Be allowed ; and you will be head'd thereon. Worcester, ss. Probate-Offioe, April 4, 1821. To the Heirs of Jonathan Stratton, late of Phillipston, in said County, deceas deceased, - ed, deceased, and to all others concerned in the Eslate of said deceased, Greeting. YOU are hereby cited to ap appear - pear appear (if you see fit) at the Court of re rebate - bate rebate to be holden at Templeton, in said Comi Comity, - ty, Comity, on the seventeenth day of May next, nt onn of the clock, after nocn, to show cause wl.y the Accounts of the Administration of Estate should not be allowed, and the bajanco de decreed - creed decreed to the Creditors; and you will be heard thereon. NATHI. PAINE, J. ih ob.