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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-09-17
From the National Gazette.

PRoGREss OF KNOWLEDGE IN HAYT1.
There has been lately established at
Port-au-Prince, an extensive academy,
in which are taught all branches of iu-
risprudence, literature, the principles
of astronomy, medicine, &c. A similar
academy or college, with able Frofes-
-sors, natives of the country, has been
long established at Cape Hayden, under
the patronage of the government; and
its medical department placed under the
superintendent of Dr.. Stewart, an EN-
inent scholar and physician from Eng
land, who still continues to reside there,
with his lady and family. In fact, the
whole of the south and north parts of
Hayti, have enjoyed, for many years,
the benefits of education, and their pub
lie schools are as numerous, in proper
ton to the population, and their rapid
progress in Improvement. equal to those
IN New England in all of which, the
English as well as the French language
is taught. The public officers Of the
different districts, are charged with the
inspection and examination of these
schools, and required to make annual
reports to the President of Hayti, Of
lnelr progress in the different branches
q learning. The east, or Spanish part
OF The island, recently connected with
me Presidency by The voluntary consent
OF It's inhabitants has hean dan;ad ,ho
advantages of common schools, through
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HAVANA, AUG. 81

HAVANA, AUG. 81.
A most diabolical conspiracy has been
discovered, the ringleaders of which
were unprecedented yesterday. 1t was
their intention to upset the government
and declare the Island ipdependent-to
accomplish which, the mulattoes and
negroes were to act their part, and hor-
rid to relate, the negroes were to have
commenced on Saturday night last, in a
general massacre of their masters
they were to have been known by a
black ribbon in the bosom of their
shirts. One of the conspirators became
alarmed about two hours before the
fatal blow was to be struck, and went
to the Governor and stated that he
wished TO see him instantly. Having
been searched by the guards, he was
admitted into the presence of the Gov
ernor, when he disclosed the intended
affair, and told him he had only one
hour to save the city from being Grim
soned with the blood of its citizens.
The Governor very actively had the
military placed and divided throughout
the city, and double guard Of boats on
the water. In consequence of this
prompt disposition of the troops, the
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A CoUNTERFEITER CAUGHT.

Lewis Billings, alias Levi Lewis, has
been arrested in Palmer, charged with
offering counterfeit bills. On his per-
son were found among others, the fol-
lowing bills, amounting to S2,O79, viz:
81 bills [5's upon the New London
Bank ; 6 do (3's) Eagle Bank, New
Haven 3 do (1O's) do do payable at
New York; 80 do (5's) Bank of the
United States, payable to J. PeaIe, Jr.
dated Sept. 7, 1919, Letter H.; / bill
(1O) Merchants Bank, Providence
SO do (5's) Ontario Bank 315 do (e's)
do do; 322 do (l's) Manhattan Bank,
N. Y; lo5 do (3's) Washington Bank,
Westerley, dated May 1, 1920.
By the last Hampden Journal, we
learn that Lewis has been tried, con-
victed, and sentenced to the State
Prison.
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the ilI,judged policy of its former rulers;
but the paternal care of the new gov
eminent is extending IFS benign influ-
ence over this section of the country,
and the same regulations for the estab-
lishment of public schools, and the cul-
tivation of learning and morals, are in
successful operation.
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BATTLE OF CORUNNA.
LIVERPOOL, July 90.

BY recent short arrivals from Corun-
ma, we have accounts to the 18th.
On the 18th and 18th, there were Sc
we're contests. The French had driven
IN the garrison, and approached the
works, when they were received with
a tremendous cannonade, which did
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-09-17

SICKNESS IN BETHEL AND RUMFoRD.-A
gentlemen who left that part of the state
last week, states, that the sickness still
continues in those towns in the former
of which, there there were nine burials
in one day. Hal. Gaz.
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ALBANY. Sent. &

ALBANY, Sept. 8.
The lock and dam little above Troy,
in the North River, is completed, and
great preparations are making at Wa
terford and Lansingburg, to celebrate
the important event tomorrow.
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NEW YoRK. SEPT 10

New York, SEPT. 10.
In the ship Falcon, which arrived
here last evening, came passengers,
Prince Charles Bonaparte, (son of Lu-
Glen Bonaparte,) his wife, Ga daughter
of Joseph Bonaparte) and their suite of
8 persons. They took lodgings at the
City Hotel, where their friends had been
waiting some time to receive them.
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gajnrrester:

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1928.
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conspirators became alarmed and moth
ing was attempted.-Yesterday, man
named Lamos, who was the principal,
and was to be made the Governor, was
aPprehended at Wanamacoa, and placed
in the Moro, and Priest who was to be
Bishop; also two others, one to be
General of Marines, and the other In
tendant. Two hundred persons have
been arrested, generally men of low
character. The principals in the affair
will Certainly be executed. The Mar
tial law is in full force.
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Il AitteN & ". ". NenyX

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Quarterly Review 8 90
New Monthly Magazine, published in
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forall periodical works Of merit published
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They have always on hand all the New
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New and Valuable Medicine.


II Wis new and elegant Baisam bids fai
n TO stand unrlvalied IN its merits, for Con
symptoms and t9dghs, and we boldly venture
TO assert that 10 Medicine has ever gained so
mnch Credit in 50 short Il time as this comro-
5I.tcn. Scarcely a case occurs but my be
relieved by the timely use Of il, many having
lately used it in seated ConsumptioHs with the
most surprising success, who were given mp
by the most skilful physicians in the country.
Many certificates OF its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that my wife has for some
time past beentroubled with violent Cough,
and has been ia very delicate health, aud
after having tried many different things with
cut getting relief, bought for her bottle oil
Dr. MelIens Cough Drops, from the use OF
which very short time she found great rclief,
and her Cough has entirely left her, and she
has regained her strength
JOHN w. jenkins.
Hudson, 1911 Month 29h, 1919.
| Affirmed before me, JOSEPH -. MONELLj
Recorder of The city Of Hudson
BTo the afflicted whom this may concern
Rosanna Barton, do certify that took rio
| lent cold in the latter part of the year l2le
which created violent Cough aud difficulty
OF breathing, which was very distrr Ssing till
procured bottle of Doctor Meilcus Cough
Drops, ard by taking few doses Of the SAID
drops / was entirely cured Of my Cough and
pain in my side. ROSANNA BARTON,
Wife OF Mr.. Joseph Barton
! Hudson, l2ih Month 1871, 1919,
This is to certify that IN June 1918, was
seized with a very distressing Cough, pain II
my side, great weakness Of the lungs, and i
continued until July 1919, which confined m'
to the house aud part of the time to my bed
| had tried every thing as thought but all II
vain. was at last induced to make trial o
DR.. MelIens Cough Drops, which gave me i'm
mediate relief, increased my strength, and re
stored my former sleep. can with the great
est confidence recommend them 10 all that ar
afflicted with those complaints, as very valn
able medicine, NANCY BOT hNL.
Hudson, Cohiabia ety. NlDec, q, 1919,
ron s.LE ~
} Or. I. urNPHREyS, Iyuchburg.
! Marrh IS I'm
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'kairty N0liars EewaYa
4 RMsTEAD. Nhn IAN aMnvit

A RMSIEAD, who ran away in Neycm-
AZ ber last, formerly the property of Mr. 4.
s. Payne OF uoochand---a remarkably clever
fellow, but n pfedchef--hafborcd about Judge
fnce quarter on the 3-choP corner, DR. Fou-
slec.s aAd SCulilctoHn-and supposed now 10
ran the river in boat under the name Of lien
~ Jones OF JohestoWn. Twenty dollars re.
ward viii be given Tor bringing him home, or
Tor lodging him ia Jail If on of the county,
aud giving immediate notice thereof-Also,
Reuben, absent since E,s,ef holydnys, 3lsl
eItimo, bought Of Mr. Mlers estate, Gooch-
land he has wife belonging to Mrs. Parish,
near Major John Underwood in Gooehlaad.
Ten dollars reward VIII be given for him, on
she same terms O, above
O. Arnstead is supposed 10 lave a sister at
one of the tayeins in Winchester.
i TEkGJSSON
We.tbam CoHaae, }
lleuFica, April ID. w1W 10
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Synopsis OF the Foreign Magazines, Journals,
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mCfira.
To be confined exclusively to those who sic
nalzed themselves, lie either capacity, in the
Revolutionary War, which obtained the indie
pendence ottheir country.
Second Edition. Biha aeppendir-containip
IEaiE Declaration by the Representatives of
u the Uuited Colonies of North America.
acting forth the ca1ses and necessity oil iaI;inp
up arms, July o, 17a5--The Petition by the
Representatives Of the United Colonies. To- the
kmg OF Great Britain, July 8, l775-A procla-
ton oil Congress ior a day OF la,ting, humlia.
ton and player, March 10, l775-rhe Derla.
ration OF Independence, July /, l7aG-.and The
manifesto by the Congress OF the United States
OF America, October SO, 1879
Also, the Constitution OF the United Stafes,
aud the Farewell Address OF General Wash.
rNGToN, to the People OF the United States, an
nonnclng h'sintention oil retiring from public
service, September I, 100.
COMPLIED ~ THOMAS !. RODGERS
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SIM an unconditional submission 10 he tvian-
ny oi nrhated ministers, a. resistance by 10 ce
The lattti i7our choice. Weiave counted thc
cost OF tins contest, aud find nothing SO dread
tai a. voluntary slavery. Honor, justice, and
humanity, Ton bid us tamely 10 sGn endcr that
Il eedom which We received ltum cur Gallant
ancestors, and which car innocent postetity
have light to receive from us. We cannot
endure the iniau,y and guilt oil tesigning SUI
ceeding generatOnsto that Nretchedncss which
inevitably awai them, II we laaelY entail here
ditny hondaBe upon theGt.
=" The arms we have been compelled NV our
enemies to assume, NC WILL IN defiance 0le every
hazard, with unabatug ti,mness aud pctsevel.
ance, employ tor the pte-ervatIon OF our iiber-
With one mind resolved Ia die lite-
men athci than To live slaves. - Deciarafiop
Of Congress, setting for'b the necessity oftaking
up nImS--Juiy d, i1i5.
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HAY MaSUFaCYORY.

VIE subscriber, an experienced work
Il man in the mnnutaeiure OF Hats. has
lately established himself in that business IN
Lyueb'urg, next door 10 the grocery of Mr.
John ilolllns. lie will supply the public with
mat article on the cheapest termst Acenaint
ed with the newest fashions, and having n
supply of the best fur, carefully selected by
himself, in the northern markets. he under
takes 10 satisfy all who shall favor him with
linaness, IN the beauty and duration OF their
hats He begs To remind the public, that ar
heles manufactured al home, nnderth The eve of
he wearer, aud by II person who isdependcni
Tor public patronage on his skill and faith
must be superior in quality 10 The same arti.
rff9, largely aud indiscrminatcy bought in
The markets of New York aud Philadelphia
THIS consideration, in addition TO the pfoprie.
aud Justice oil encouraging domestic work.
men, aud the chcnpness of hi hais, will, he
hope, induce the gentlemen ot Lynehburp
ana Tue country, 10 procure their necessary
supplies trem him. lie invites such as need
bats, In call aud examine Lis lurs, aud spceiz
mens oil his work
u lie returns thanks - his friends and the
public, for the very liberal encouragement al.
ready extended 10 him, aud informs them that
he has Insi received supply OF first rate MA.
terIals, which will be manufactured 10 order
on the shortest notice, aud most fashionable
sfylc. ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
July ~. wIw59
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mo. iO6.

ar 81, he is in his grand rlimacteIic, o.
year OF danger md ten timrs z, or three
gcore years and Ten, has, by the Royal
Prophet, bcen pronounced To-. hairad pe-
rod of human lie "J'he SHIELD Of 4 Tx
consisted of bulls hides. There Wsre
7 thirfs before Thebes-1he blood Ms
10 be spfinkIed tincs before the Aiiar-
Naamon WAS TO be dipped times in Jor.
dan Apucrns speaks Of dipping the head
times IA the sea for puriicuion--ln all
solemnatitos 81 purgdion, dedication, and
CONSIDERATION, The holy water WIS 7 iin,s
se'iail"d. Tbe house Of wisdom, in Pro-
verbs, had pillars. London Paper
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expired on the 3lsl December, ls22, and ac-
cordng 10 the original contract between us
fthe Office mol being able 10 pay The Claims
the whole OF the establishment reverted 10
noe except such printing materials rs the
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authorized 10 receive what mnJ be due 10 The
9TH February, 1898, as viii appear by the fol-
lowing instrument of writing signed by Will
liam Ramsay, as well rs an advertisement
published ia Tie Virginia Times, The Cd inst.
AUGUSTINE DAVIS.
hereby anthofise MIR Augustine Davis TO
collect aud give acqnitlances for all debts
now due The Office OF the Political Exposifor,
the Virginia Patriot and Richmond Mcrcan-
Tile Advertiser while conducted by NE, for
subscription, advertising, and Job work--Just
Offsets ngansl me 10 be allowed.
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liclt subscriptions to the above works.
The North American Review, aud Amer
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
claim to public support, as forming impor-
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CoaIfssfotrE's OrricI.
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igHctbnrf, 2Olh .igHf. 1903.
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that have appointed Wednesday the 18Th
day Of August next, 10 carry the foregoing or
der into effect, on which day they are requir.
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their accounts, vouchers, and copies OF cont
papers, prepared for examination and settle.
ment. JAMES BENAGH, rgur.
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From a iate London paper.

FROM n fHe Lo1dOH Paper.
Matrimonial .7frcatnreE.-At h time
that Europeans were not very numerous
Ia India, and such indi, lduals az could not
reconcile themselves IN marrying The ma
lives, sed 10 send commission To Eng
land that female for n wife should be
transmitted 10 them, gentleman Of pro-
perry IN Bengal, gave orders TO his tutor
III England, TO send him young lady of
good family, well educated, aud with to-
hrahle share nj personal charms, pf0nlis-
lpg 10 make her hla VIE The factor ex-
ec,ied his commission 10 the best Of his
Judgment, bat when the badly arrived in
India, by Que OF those accidents, which,
though very frequent, cannot be accounted
Tor, she failed in captivating the heart of
her expected husband, who received her
with GOODNESS almost bordering on aver
slon. Tie lady scarcely seemed To no
lice II, tol Sue WAS as little inspired MS the
gentleman, A few interviews convinced
Them thai They were not made fof each o.
her, aud the lady prepared to embark for
Europe. In taking his leave of her, The
gentleman begged TO entrust To- her enre a
letter 10 his factor IN London, who iad
consigned her To India. She undertook
The charge, and when she arrived in town,
was astonlshed To find thai the letter lo The
factor enclosed one 10 herself lamrnlng
III. circumstances which prevented their
union, aud begging her acceptance of IA
present Of l5,0O0k as some compensation
Tor Tie disappointment he had occasioued.
tHvtbas mtsiate.-In parish church
near Bath, where the approach 10 The pull
PIT IS very confined, several children we're
on Sunday seunighi baptized The fniher
OF one Of them had several friends Mt his
mousse ons le occasion when, in the hcighr
Of The elgdgemtni, the nurse bounced into
The room, crying out she bad brought
back daughter Instead of SOP On tho
announcement Of the mistake, IL Is easier
tu imagine than describe the sensations of
the company. The feelings of The father,
who had several daughters unl only the
infant boy, were peculiarly acute. lmme-
date steps were taken. Inquiries were
made Of the parents Of the children who
were that day baptized, and after cons-
dorable trouble and examination, the mis-
take WAS reeiifed, and the anxious con-
pie obtained possession Of th,il only boy
Mr.. Adam Price, at Burlington, IN. J. J
has raised lemon, measuring ! 2 inches 10
circumference, and weighing II ounces
The tree from which il was gathered had
on II at one time this season, above $50
lemons, many Of which were nearly az
large as the above.
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Erectted IN The neqtcSt manner, ami on IT,
most moderate terms, al The QGce oCtht
Tug,niaH
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%ot ice.

yEHIE LYNCHBURG MILLS are pre-
pared for the reception Of BIlEAT--ihe
proprietors propose grinding principally on
commission. The terms will he liberal.
WILLIAM DAVIS, Jr. Agent
9Th month, 6tb. Is /