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FOR SALE,
w anted,

A T., E. HOHARD's Wool
- LEN FAcroay, in Dudley, a 6rst-rate
BLUE DYER WOOL SORrER, who is
well acquainted with his business. None
need apply but those of steady habits.
Dudley, august 81, 1922. If
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-10-30
Publack Auctlon.

Pu6hck Auction.
FKSO be solo,. at Publick AUG
n. ton, to the highest bidder, on Friday,
the 29th day of November next, at 10 o'clock,
4. M. on the premises--about 80 acres Of
Land, with the Buildings thereon. consisting of
a Dwelling House, Barn, and Out Buildings.
This Estate was formerly owned by DR.. Jenn,-
son, OF Cambridge, 1t is situated in the West
Parish in Brookfeld, about three-quarters of 4
mile from the Meeting House, on the publick
road to Springfield and Northampton. The
buildings are considerably out of repair, not
having been recently occupied, but may be
rendered comfortable and convenient at a
moderate expense.
1t is good situation for one who
wishes to retire from business-for Tavern
keeper, or Mechanick. Should the purchaser
wish for more land, there are 90 acres adioin-
ing, belonging to the Subscriber, which he
would sell at low price, A liberal credit. on
good security, will be given for the whole Of
the purchase money, if desired.
For further particulars, INQUIRE Of
SAMUEL M. BURNSIDE, Esq. of Worcester. or
OF the Subscriber, at Brook6eld, near the prem
ises. ALGERNON s. F0STER
Sept. II, 1922. CIV
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
Richmond, October 25.

! oe long article. which we have copied
Iuu '0e Charleston Courier, seems 10
W. W. Oeeo written by an eye witness
oi, Ia' picture it presents OF the plracies
= .u ue people, and the connivance of the
S.s'nment of Cuba They have ships
{;os ,.'-,'aey have troops enough, accor-
saS WINS writer, To repress these acts.
l, s ~ 'bey will not. Can this be true?
b.ms lucy lhe means and will not exert
,r.aa; put u We may believe the last ac-
VIM a - nom the island, they are about to
e. r "a THIS stain. An expedition is said
sre tplepar'ns against the pirates. They
on, ' ~ attempting at least, to root the n
ofm.n 'aey should fail in reality for want
p.n .sos' We would second them with our
Of neans. Sooner than these 'enemies
mn,l NJ uuuan race" should thus 60 on 10
pyor". and rob our citizens. we would
tabsS 70 aud our exertions to those oil
smss we would offer the use Of ouI
tni ~ ..essseis-hll them with marines, and
seapp,ne Pirates by land as well as by
Womb o o, If the Governor of Havana
avail /: asl'ner use his own resources, mol
The G .,aseit cfsours; il be will sill permit
slc,r. OF Havans, and the treebooters
he,cs.s ;Hrutonlo 10 prey upon our COM
taioo y = ne will neither ct on, any expe,
bdee.@;o only such one as is intended
ss,ross" se US. 1t is then time for US to use
Eass,, language 70 bis court AID &c
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
The following Sale IS postponed
to SATURDAY.. Cd Nov. neat.

DY virtue of deed of trust from VIM.
ID H. Hampton and Nary Hampton ID
me, bearing date 18th January, 1920. and
recorded in the office of the county court Of
Fauquier. at Rockhill, the late residence
of the said Hampton, on Saturday the ed
day of next N ovember,l shall proceed to sell
at pablic auction for cash. three tracts OF
land, situated in the county OF Fauquier:
one containing 239 acres, 8 roods. and 9
poles; another I7s acres ! rocd; and 90
poles; and the third $40 acres, the boun.
DIARIES of which are mentioned in the said
deed The, sale will be made to satisfy :
debt due to John Lloyd, Of Alexandra; up
on the payment Of the purchase money.
the subscriber will convey such title as he
hath under the deed oftrust Aforesaid.
INMAN HORNER, Trustee.
aug IL YIN
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
IN MARINE LIST, III
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA.
:oriED FROM THE READIEG-RooM BOOKS
ARRlYED-OcT. q.

ARRlvED-Ocr. e..
Ship Ulysses. Rose, Liverpool, via Bal
timore; to merchants of the district.
Brig Eliza, Russell, Portsmouth, n H.
ii days potatoes, cider, apples, Goldfish,
mackerel &c. to VIM. Yeatou.
Soop Altoona, Nichols, N. York, II
days; to merchants OF the districts
And number oil inland vessels. with
country produce.
SAILED,
Brig Ann, Snow, Rotterdam.
Schr Virginia, Beaston, Philadelphia.
Schr. Tripler, Somers, Richmond.
yarrived-Oct. 90.
Scbr. Dollar, Hall, Boston, Is ds. brans
dy. wines, domestic goods, crates, and 70.
tatoes TO VIM. FowIe & Co. and John H.
Ladd 4. Co.
Schr. Cygnet, Dean, cargo salt & bran
dy to Samuel Messersmith.
Schr. Boston, Cox, N. York, IL days,
salt to j. Won Reason.
Schr. Rebecca. Mari, Patuxent, tobac.
co to VIM. Fowle y Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
THIS DAY,

I'm TUESDAY at 10 O'Clock, will be
" sold at the Auction Store, a variety OF
goods, among which are
Sugars, gin, rum, rice, vinegar, soap,
chocolate, mustard, backing, wines apple
brandy.
Also,
A variety of FURNITURE, such a. bu-
Ieaas, sideboards, bedsteads, chairs. &es
Also,
Cloths, casimeres, vestings, calicoes.
handkerchiefs, kerseys. and variety q
other articles too tedious 10 mention.
ALSO,
Part of hogshead of molasses, without
reserve
s. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
oct "a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
Trustees Sale.

I'm Saturday the 18th day Of next month";
~ the subscriber will offer at public sale,
fit the .dle1'a Reading Room,
a vacant lot of ground on the south side OF
Prince. street; "a feet to the westward OF
Pi,tt-street ; in front on Prince street 90
feet; in depth 100 feet to 9 teet alley.
30 dollars Of the purchase money will be
required in hand;- on the residue credit
of / and g years will be allowed. The
deferred payments to be satisfactorily se-
cured.
The above sale ~ill be made at 3o'-
clock, P. M. under Deed of Trust from
S. Porter and others to me for the use OF
The Bank Of Alexandra.
R. |. TAYLOR.
oct 20 It
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
For Freight,

"a, The pilot boat built schr. CYG-
A&s NET, John Dean, master, burthen
about 600 bbls. sails remarkably fast, and
will be ready to receive cargo in few
days. Apply TO ..
Who hos on board SAID vessel, and offers
for sale
5000 bushels Liverpool coase salt :
Also, just received per Sloop .absona,
8 chests Imperial teal
IS half chests DO
90 ten catty boxes do
S Boxes containing Of the cargoes of
each 20 cannisters the ships lmpor-
of 2 Id do tier, Hvntress and
Q chests gunpowder London Ira
10 half chests do der.
SO ten catty boxes do
4 boxes each 20 can.
nisters of 2lb do }
oct %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
Only one drascing more.

OSskT OsSE bf NsNsst6 StOa~
CoHEN's OrrrcE. Baltimore,
Oct. IS, 1899.
OFFICIAL REPORT Of the Ssh draw
ing of the
Washington.M0nlsnlcnt lottery
No. 2Os9.2846 1909 1864 1851 DlO0
sIl566 *l6597 1854 2247 30
*445 *l472 1873 1896 *3147
1868 *7a38 1888 1868 1884
1906 *lOI26 MlO933 *Il2IO
1869 *;3O59 1899 *I651s
1888 1890 4O67 52O3 1915
1868 IO358 1886 1873 1898
1922 I7Ige 1878 I9497 20
ADd the usual proportion Of 10
All marked thus sold at COHEN'S Of
fee where was sold 10 gentleman IN A.
lexandria the great capital privz;ot THlR.
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS, drawn on
Thursday last.
The drawing will be completed on
Tuesday next.
Adventures holding small prizes should
have them invested in the
Maryland State Lottery,
which will commence 10 few weeks and
will be completed in Ten Drawings only.
The capitals Toll to be FLoAriKG) are
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
10000 Dollars 5ooo Dollars
10000 Dollars 3oool Dollars
and the usual proportion Of Thousands and
minor denominations.
%TICKETS WILL RISE
on the lst of next month to TEN DOL
LARS; present price only Nine Dollars
and shares in proportion, to be had in the
greatest variety of Nos. al
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
Public Sale.

ON WEDNESDAY, the 9Th November
~ next. at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. will be
sold for cash at the house of Isaac Entwis
sic, Jr. on King street, a variety OF
Household e Kitchen Furni-
ture, &c.
The sale will take place by virtue Of q
deed of trust for the benefit OF Edward
Lloyd. BY order Of the trustees.
s. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
oct % 6t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
English sloop 10 their possession, and =
brig, which think was an American.
c. With Divine permis-

sion, the Rev. CHARLES II, PAGE, VIII
preach in Christs' Church this Evening, at
early candle light.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
An Oyerseer Wanted.

LIE must be sober man, hardly blo't
III up.a Judge Of work, from having
worked himself, single or with small ia
mily. He must be both able and willing
to keep strict order and discipline. These
particulars, embrace ali the talents, and
all the recommendations necessary. Ap.
ply at ARLINGTON.
oct 26 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29

On THURSDAY NIGHT, at Z O'Clock,
VNIILL be sold at the auction store,
w variety Of articles, among which
are--Shovels and tong., double and in,
gle barrel guns. knives and forks, casiors
{plated and japanned) candlesticks pocke
ct kniv 8, paper and quilts, cloths. vest'
ings. ready made clothes, &c &c.
9. A MARS ELLER, auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
CH4RLES BENNETT.

CHHRLES BE.NNETT,
TTAS received and offers for sale. her
IL ring and shad, seine Irvine of the lst
quality, superane and fine patent SHOE
THREAD.
Ingram Carpeting.
Rose and striped blankets
Flag bandanno handkerchiefs
London and common pins
Irish linens and sheetings
Table g. towelling Diapers & damasks
Russia sheetines, Burlaps
saperhne blue and E .1,rv
Black Cloths, : GUILTY.
London toilanette vesting
Gentemens' dogskin g. beaver gloves,
&c. sc.
And by first arrival from New York.
he will receive variety Of
GARDEN SEEDS.
oct 99 1aw6w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
MARY LAN D
STATE LOTTERY

To be drawn in Baltimore, and will be
completed in ten drawings. The follow.
ing splendid prizes to be drawn:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
100000 Dollars
$4,000 Dollars
10000 Dollars
5000 Dollars
81 of 1000 Dollars
Q 500 DOllOrs

Whole tickets DIS Quarters 6 %
Halves ~ SO Elghths y iS5
Adventures taking 4 or more tickets
will be supplied at this othce at the rate
os Is dollars eoch.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
DISAPPOINTMENT.

THE Managers OF the National Lottery
i regret that, in consequence of the in
disposition Of majority OF the board, they
are under the necessity of postponiDg the
3lst days drawing announced for yester-
day; it will take place, however, SO soon
as circumstances will permit, of which
due notice will be given by the Managers
THOMAS n. GILLISS.
ANDREW WAY, Jr. fMan'rs.
DANIEL RAPINE,
oct
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
Grand National Lottery,

GRAND NaCIOnaI LOCCcry,
Only three more drawings to complete
this splendid lottery. The 3Ist days
drawing will shortly take place, Of which
due notice will be given. The following
capital prizes are yel & be drawn:
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06
DoMEsTIGK BLISS.

From e Rouge ct Neir,n ne,e Poem.
THE camp may have its fame, the court its
glare,
The theatre It's wit, the board ifs mirth--
But there's calm, quiet haven, where
Bliss flies for shelter~the domestick heaFths
If this be eomfortless, if this be dFear,
1t needs not hope to find haunt on earth
Elsewhere we may be careless, gay, caress'd-
But here, and only here, we can be blest p
% senseless, soulless, worse than both were ne
Who, sighting all the heart shoaId hoard with
pride,
Could waste his nights in noisy revelry,
And leave his hosom's partner to abide
The anguish women feel, who love and see
Themselves deserted, and their hopes destroyed:
Some doating one, perhaps, who hides hes
tears,
And struggles at a smile when he appears p
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06
VaSit to Bedydm.

My mind was SO full of the dreadful
recollection OF what ] had heard of the
old hospital of TINS name in Moor6elds,
that went prepared TO have my feel
ngs narrowed up by the most awful and
distressing scenes OF human suffering
What then was my surprise to find the
New Bethlehem not only Invested Of
every thing shocking and terrible, but
exhibiting character of cheerfulness
and comfort that could scarcely be ex-
pected to enliven the gloomy abodes of
madness.
II is handsome and spacious build.
lng, not decorated with too much archi-
tectural magniicence without, to mock,
as it we've, the misery within, but plain
and simple In its exteriour !. and the ar
chitect seems to have been properly
confined to its true object-the conve-
nience and well-being of the PATIENTS
1t Is calculated to accommodate two hum
dred ; and nothing can exceed the neat
ness, even to nicely, of the whole estab-
lishmfnt, in all the details of its provis-
ions for carrying on the daily incidents
OF Life connected with eating, drinking,
and sleeping. There was nothing TO Of
fend the sight or the smell and even in
these unhappy cases, where the patients
had lost all mental and bodily control,
the most complete arrangements were
made for securing their cleanliness and
comfort, to an extent, indeed, that
scarcely could be looked for in chart
ty institution, where the patients are re-
ceiVed and maintained gratuitously out
of the funds of the hospital.
Our visit was made under the most
advantageous circumstances for just as
we arrived, Mr.. Dothe, GOVERNOR of ST.
Luke's, was announced, whose object be-
ing like our own, we went round the hos
pital together. There was only one pa
tent underrestraint, and he was confined
in his cell by light chain. This was a
desperate maniack, who had few days
before committed savage murder on
the person of feIlow-patient. He had
found in grubbing up the gravel of the
courtyard the blade Of an old knife,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06
sIXTH ANNUAL REPoRT
"a nc .MasgackNsetts Peoce Societn.

Of the Massachusetts, Peace Society.
G Except the Lord build the house, they
labour IN vain that build it except the Lord
keep the city, thu Waterman waketh but in
yan.'' But while we are thus reminded of
our dependence on God for success IN all or
enterprises, his word and his providence afford
abundant encouragement for benevolent ex-
eitions.
The season having arrived when sixth Re-
port of the Massachusetts Peace Society is
expected, the Executive Committee propose
to give a concise statement of what has
been done inrthe last year, and to suggest
some grounds Of hope for more abundant sue
cess in years TO come.
In the course of the year, there have been
distributed, at the expense of this Society and
its Auxiiiares-
OF the various numbers of the Friend
of Peace, 6A62
OF smaller tracts, 1868
In this distribution, besides what have been
circulated in the United States, $40 copies Of
the Friend Of Peace have been sent to Enrope
Asia, and the British provinces in America,
with abort the same number of smaller tracts.
In consequence Of donation Of twenty
dollars from gentleman Of the Society Of
TIlenOss SuDullLeu 10 the Chairman of the
Committee, there. have been distributed
Copies Of the Friend Of Peace, 40
vi other tracts, las
An edition of 1900 copies of the Convention
sermon, by the Rev. DR.. Parish, was printed
at the expense Of one gentleman Of this Soci-
ETY. and after considerable sale, the residue
was given TO the Committee for eratuitous
distribution.
! The Hollis Branch of this society caused TO
be published an edition of an Address. delir-
cred to them on the fourth of July, by the
Rev. Humphrey Moore.
To Peaoe Societies in other States aud TO irt-
diyiduais, there have been sold in the course
Of the year, 2049 copies of the Friend Of Peace.
and iG7 smaller tracts.
Four Auxiliary Societies have been added
TO the fifteen which had been previously form
ed--one at Franklin Of fifteen members--one
at Uxbridge Of eighteen members--one at
Shirley OF nine or ten members-anothcr at
Camptoa and Thornton, in New-Hampshire,
Of twenty members. The East-Haddam
Brauch ID Connecticut, has been increased
from 90 to 80 members.
In birmingham, in this State, twenty-seven
new members hare been added to the M.
j. s.; in Charlestown, eleven--and many re-
Specialize individuals have ioilrd the Society
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06
POETRY.
TIME.

& What is your life 2-H IS esen a sapour,
ghfch appeareth for a lille time, and then ram
sshsth quay
YES-all may grace our mortal day,
That warns the heart, and wins the eye,
And gives each ardent sense to stray
From rapture to safety.
Wealth, glory, grandeur, thron'd on high
And that which melts the heart of stone,
The magick bean of beauty's eye
But time glides on--and all are gone.
And thou-whom Heavens high will denies
To soar above thy fellow-ines,
For thee as dear home may rise
In village cot, or mountain glen
Where, loving and BELOVED again.
Thy hopes-thy heart may rest on one
Oh /! what is life time fles--and then
Death speeds his dart-snd both are gone.
And thou too> wretch-iorbear to weep,
Thy misery need not hast for aye
Why feed the thought thai else might sleep !?
Why waste in hopeless grief away?
Deserted in thy darker day,
II friends are fed, and thou alone.
Thy God viii prove frmer stay
Seek Hinl-vtime fies-and thouslrt gone.
Oh! what are all the gauds of earth.
Loves melting smile--young beauty's
bloom
The pomp of wealth-the pride of BIRTH
Are these remembered in the tomb
No-sunk in cold oblivion's gloom,
They ie-their very names unknown
The mouldering marble tells their doom
They liv'd-time fled-and they are gone.
So th5u shalt fall. But dost thou deem.
To sleep in peace beneath the sod
Dash from thy soul that empty dream,
And know thyself-and know thy God.
Shall earth or time restrain his rod
Ere death divide thee from his throne,
Seek mercy through Saviougss blood
Eternity wiz meier be gone.
Chain'd to the dust from whence we spring,
Why thus from yon bright skies be drixen
0 turn to your eternal King
Beheve-repent-and be forgiven.
Haste-seize the prcfer'd hope of heaven
While life and light are yet thy own ;;
Swift as The passing cloud of even
Time glides along--and thou art gone
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06

Worcester, IS. "a
Probate-Office, February %, 1922.
To the Heirs Of GEoRGE BARR, late Of
New-Braintree, IN SAID County, de-
ceased, and to all Others concerned IN Tie
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
Il pear (ifyou see it) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Brookfeld, in said Coun-
ty, on the second Tuesday m>April next, at
ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
the Instrument, which purports to be the last
viii and Testament of said deceased, should
not be approved and you will be heard there
on. NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06
THE
APOLLINO,
# Grand Musical Mvention,

Invented and built by jon 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 limitations, which
can be performed separately, or the combina-
ton Of any part of them, or the whole at once,
by one performer, uis.-Imitation of the Eol-
an Harp, Flageolette, Imitation Of Birds, Bu-
gle, Clarionet, Trumpet, French Horn, Bas-
soon, Serpent, German Flute, English Flute,
Octave Flute, Fife, Snare Drum, Bass Drum,
Cymballs, Organ, Musical Glasses, Bagpipes,
Martial Band, limitations of distant Thunder,
SC. &c.
and APoLLINo, SO cts.-Children, half price.
Boston, Sept. 90, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06
The New-England
MUSEUM,
NO. 76, Coart-Street, Boston.
VvHE Proprietors have the

YVHE Proprietors have the
N pleasure to inform their patrons in the
County of Worcester, and the Publick in gem
eral, that this Establishment has been greatly
enlarged and improved during the last year
More than three thousand articles have been
added, many of which are highly interesting
and valuable, and for the accommodation Of
which, two spacious apartments Zone of which
is lofty hall 10 by Sc feet) have been added.
making, in all, slepea apartments.
They have also jusa purchased the
COLUMBIAN MUSEUM, late the property Of
Mr. JOHN MIX, of New-Haven, containing, be-
sides numerous other articles,
FortyJiVe War Figures
all which are fitting up with all possible dis
patch.
The NEw-ENGLAND MUSEUM now far
exceeds any other in America, and receives
the universal appreciation of visitors. The
whole receipts continue to be appropriated to
ITS advancement Thus, while its patrons re-
ceive the most ample qualification for their
money, they will have the satisfaction to know
that they are contributing to build up an Es-
Enlistment which shall be an honour to the
country and age.
0IF .4dmiHanee, 25 cents only.
Boston, Nov. IS, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06
FOR SALE.

"A FARM, situate in Orford,
IA about two miles east of the South Meet
mg-House, containing l65 acres of good Land,
well proportioned into Moving, Orchardipg,
Arabic, Pasture, and Wood I.and---wel water
ed with durable springs. The Buildings are a
large two-story House, well fnished--a Barn,
and an Out-House--all in good repair
Payment made easy. Or For further infor-
nation, inquire Of THOMAS DAVIS,
THOMAS DAVIS, Jr.
Oxford, Feb. 81, 1892
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06
MISCELLANY.

= correspondent has furnished us with the
sixth Annual Report of the Massachusetts
Peace Society. Iii well written and in
teresting document, and canpot but be graf
flying to those who g in times of war pray
fer peace; and, in times of peace, thank
God for the fayournT
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06
Officers Of the M. P. S. for 1929.
Ereca.tive Committee.

Rev. Noah Worcester, u. d. Rev. John
Foster, ID. Rev. Ezra Ripley, d. d. Rev..
Elijah Parish, d. D. Rev. John Pierce, Hon.
Samuel Haven, John Tappan, Esq. MIR. Thorn
as Vose, Jonathan Phillips, Esq. Mr.. Eliphalet
KimbalL.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06
ENGLISH INSaME HOSPITAL.

The following extract from the journal of a
traveller who visited this Institution, is from
the London New Monthly Magazine.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06

Boston, Nov. 25, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06
New Books.

MAYbe had at G. II. TRU1N-
I'VE BULL's-Views Of Society and Man
ners IN America. BY an Englishwoman.-
EuRoPE.-By Citizen of the United States.
A few sets of the PIRATE.--By the Author
of Waverly, Kenilworth, sc.
Worcester, FEB. 81, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-06
The Columbian
MUSEUM.

fremont Street, neat The Nezv- Court.
House and Stone C&ahel, Bos goN-
Es open for the reception of company, every
day Sabbath excepted,) and ilIumi-
mated five evenings in the week.
The Museum Building is nearly 100
feet long, and 80 wide. It's contents are too
numerous to particularize Of
NATURAL and ARTIFICIAL
CURIOSITIES.
.anong u9hich 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
late residence, with shipping under sail.
Also, lately added, the
TURKISH FANTACEANA;. or, EndifuscGn
Garden and Riuer.
This is 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-passng.