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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-06
VERMONT
academy Of Medicine.

NHE Lectures at this Institli-
september next, and continue thirteen wesL.'
The Professors the same as last yearN ~.
penses as heretofore.
The Anatomical Preparations in Pro.
lessor .Andsrson's department. have been great
~ increased ag and liberal additions are about to
Professor of Anatomy expects TO be ale Il -, re
l 0a the whole class an opportunity for practi-
The Medical Degrees will be confer.
req at oastieton' at the close of the Lectures.
/, eli ne Medical College will be complete.
" finished before the Lectures commence. ana
Library will be furnished. -, Those studs nv
VINO may want credit for Lecture fees, sfe
notihed that ample security will be reon;rsJ
,or the payment of the same, before they car
Castlsf0n, June 10, 1928. ~ :"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-06
Boston, July 18.
TAKE NOTICE.
NOR Sale, a FARM, in Hub

n bafdston, two miles east Of the Meeting
House, on the post-road from Keene to Wor-
cester, with large House and Barn, two Sheds,
with other Out Buildings--all new and well
finished-with a good Well of Water, at the
House and Barn, under cover. Said Farm con-
tains ll2 acres of good Land, we'll divided in
to Moving, Pasturing and Tillage-wth good
Stone Walls.-Said Farm is well watered.
bounding on Pond on one side, and River
running through the other part, with fine
Meadow thereon.-As the Turnpike now
building from Barre to Princeton, and the new
line of Stages which are proposed to extend to
Albany, by which the distance between Boston
and that city will be greatly shortened-as all
must pass the above-described premises, it is
presumed it will be the best Stand for Tav-
ern in the County. " Credit given for the
most part, If wished for, and immediate pos
session may be had.-For further particulars,
inquire of ABIJAH CLARK, on the premises.
Hubbardston, july 81, 1928.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-06
Particular Notice to all concerned.

IN consequence of the present
u Managers of the Spy being about to retire
from the Office, it will be necessary for me to
pay up my old arrearages. And one and all are
called upon TO make settlement for the paper
with the Subscriber by the first of September
next, either by Cash or Note, as am deter
mined to have thorough settlement with all.
ISAAC BAssETT, JR.
N. B. All those who do not comply with
the above, will not have any other notice by
me.
July 90, 1928.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-06
worcester SIS. July Is, 1928.

Worcester, SIS. July 18. 1909
A TTACHED on mesne nro.
IA. cess, and taken op Execution. and to
be- sold, at Publick Vendue, at mr.. .9rehi-
tad Blacks Inn, at Barre, On Saturday, the
twenty third day of August next, at five o.
clock, 2. Mall the Right in Equity which
JOHN WHITE, jun. has to redeem the mort
gagged Real Estate wherein, he now lives.
situate in the southerly part of sid Barre
and contains about sixty acres, ana on the
road leading from said Barre to Hardwick.
MOSES HOLDEN, d. Sherte.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-06
VALUABLE FARM
For Sale, at AUCTION, in Worcester.

THE Subscriber proposes to
III sell, at Publick Vendue, on the prem
ises, on Monday, the 25th day of August next,
at one of the clock, after noon, the whole of
the FARM wherein he now lives, situated in
the northerly part Of said Worcester, bounding
on the 9th Massachusetts Turnpike road, and
is known as the Bigeloac Fa,n,-formerly kept
by Deacon Darid Bigelop as Tavern-con-
sisting of about $50 acres of Land, with an eX-
cellent House and two Barns, 2 Granary and
other suitable Buildings thereon-well water
ed and fenced.-An excellent Farm, and a
good Stand for a Publiok House. The prem
ises will be sold together, or in separate lots,
as may be most convenient.-A small part
OF the money must be paid DOWN. liberal
credit may be had for the residue. f-- The
conditions, and further particulars will lie made
known at the time of the sale.
SlLAS BlGEI.OW.
Worcester, July %, 1923.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-06
CITY
Furniture Warehouse.
Uaion-Street, near The Union Stone,
BOSTON.

wv HEINZ Is constantly on HanQ
and for sale, as extensive an assortment
ofElegant and Iow-priced FURNITUREa as can
be found in the City-consisting of
Bureaus, of all prices, from 81 to $50;
Sideboards Secretaries, of all kinds; Grecian
Card-Tables; Dining and Pembroke Tables,
all prices; Ladies' Work and Toilet Tables !;
Wash and Light Stands; Sofas and Couches,
some with Fosters improved Spring Seats !;
Brass Fire-Sets, all patterns & prices; Chairs,
various colours, and of every quality; High
Post, Field, French; Low Post, Cot, g. Trun-
die Bedsteads; warranted Live Geese and
common Feathers, inferior to none in the mar
ket, whether kiln-dried or not Feather Beds;
Mattresses; Looking Glasses Chimney do. |;
Dress do; Britannia Coffee & Tea Pots; Tea
Trays; Shutters; Knives & Forks, sc.
Also, just received, bale of Carpeting,
fine and superfne-all of which will be sold
very cheap, for CASH only.-Those in want
Of Furniture will find it to their advantage, and
are invited to call and examine for themselves,
before they purchase.
E. PARSONS.
Boston, Dec. 25. 1929. #
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06

and energetic government; and he, with
ourselves and many others, is anxious
that the government of the United States
should at once acknowledge their indie
p"ndence, as she has that Of the several
Districts of South America, which have
been struggling for Llberty-tbereby
extending the broad principles Of pohri-
cal justice with a magnanlmily worthy
of a great nation-dispensng fayors with
an equal hand-and demanding and Sc
curing commercial advantages in every
quarter of the globe Pubic opinion
seems rapidly changing in favor ol Hay
ii, and this has arisen from the diffusion
Of Information respecting that people.
Their attention TO education, and the
progress they have made IN letters and
science, are strong proofs that they un-
ders,and and will preserve the blessings
OF freedom. Boston Gazette.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06
SICKNESS IN OHIO.
Paterson, Octr27. 1923.

The paper printed al Columbus, Ohio,
ress which has been experienced in that
state, by sickness, the late Summer and
Autumn. fevers had prevailed the two
preceding years, called bilious remiting
and intermlltihg, in the vicinity OF rivers,
creeks, &c. to the noxious civilizations
from the channels Of which, being ex-
posed 10 the sun by the droughs which
prevailed, they were generally ascribed I:
But the late season has been OF dific-
rent character, much rain had fallen and
the water courses filled to OVERLOOKING ;
yet instead of The sickness abating, it
became more prevalent, and with cha
racter OF increased maignity. Taking
Columbus as the centre of 100 mills
square, including the greater part of II
counties and l65 900 inhabitants, it is
computed that on the lst and ID week,
oil September, more than one half The
number were sick: and that during the
months of July, August and September,
tourfifhs OF the population have suffer
ed eltner from Slight or severe indispo-
sitlon.
TIE most ex,ravagant Imagination,
says The account, can hardly picture
scene Of desolat,on greater than the re-
atty. In some places, particularly on
Darby plains, whole families have been
lying helpless not even one well enough
TO wet another's lips with water--and
the situation of such family has been
sometimes unknown to their less fllicted
neighbors--numcrous have been the tu-
neraIs, when there was scarce enou 9Th
TO bury the dead---and we have heard OF
case where corpse lay two days, none
of the family being well enough 10 COM
munica,e the information to their neigh
bors. The disease this year has assum-
ed the character of iyphus-since The
frost set in this immediate neighborhood,
but the new cases are less aud the sick
list is diminished.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06
DOME SNAC.

Horse Racing in Yermom The lie
gisla,ure OF Vermont has passed law
more cafeclually to prevent horse-racing
in that state, by a large majority. When
the bill was called up for the second
reading, Mr.. Sutton moved that it be
rejected. A Mr. Pierpont hoped the
bill would not be dismissed. The pre-
tence for horse-racjng, he said, was in
deed specious one-lhat of improving
the breed OF horses; but he believed the
practice degraded the breed Of men
more than it Improved the bre d Of
horses.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06
(Slgned by the royal hand)
ID. VICTOR SAEZ.
Port ST. Mary, Oct. /.
UAYTI.

Sailed for Cape Haytien, lately, the
brig Charles & Ellen, commanded b.
Captain Gerry, having on board John
ID )dse, Esq. as a passenger. AS this
gentleman IS now absent, we can express
some portipn Of our feelings and OPT.
irons respecting the course he has pur-
sued, on the question with regard to the
independence OF that country, without
the fear OF offending bis delcscy. To
Mr.. ID pdge, more than to any other indi-
vidual, we are indebted for our know.
ledge of the affairs Of Hayli; from him
nave been derived all the facts and cir
eamstances which have appeared, from
lime to time, IN our columns. Mr..
ID 1dge is native of B1ston, but has
liz ed among that people very conside
rable part OF his days, and perfectly un-
derstands their character, resources,
power, and disposition. Their prospe-
ri,y is near his heart, and he would make
any sacrifice for their benefit. He wishes
for no exclusive advantages in business !;
but is DESTROYS that all should be put on
an equal footlng, leaving their success
to tar competition of talents, industry
and probity, as men and mere hants. MIR.
dodge fully believes that Hayti can
maintain herself against the efforts OF
any nation, however powerful and deter
mined, who may wish to assail her; and
that the people are sufficiently enlight-
ened TO understand the blessing Of a just
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06

A resolution has passed both houses
Of the Assembly Of Rhode Island, unani
mously-'' inslructing the senators, AM
requesting the representatives of tina.
state, in Congress, to advocate the adop-
lion, by Congress, of such further mea-
sures as they may deem proper, for the
proteo ton of the manufactures and the
internal industry of The country"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06
From the New-York American.

1t is worthy Of remark, that the only
counties, so far heard from, where the
Crawford Tickets have succeeded, art
A Ibany and Columbia, the strong no ids
Of Federalism in this state, while Orange.
Suffolk, and Saratoga have elected bv
large majorities the decided and known
friends Of JOHN QuINcY ADAMS. The
election having been conducted more on
the grounds of common opposition to
Mr.. Crawford than of testing the public
sense respecting the other candidates,
and the certainty OF change in the mode
OF choosing electors, rendering ii of less
moment that the Representatives in the
present legislature should speak the
sense of their cons ituents on this sub
Ject, the politics Of the members chosen
cannot be considered as AN unerring
test of the public sense as to the presi-
dency, unless with regard 20 Mr.. Craw-
ford. Yet, Notwithstanding the friends
of Mr.. Adams, in several cases, gave
their support to men who were known
to advocate the caims of other candi-
dates, we fad by the returns as yet re-
ceived, that out of fihy-six members
chosen thirty hree are in favor of Mr..
Adams-fourIeen in favor Of other can
didates, but preterring him to MIR Craw-
ford, and but nine are likely in any event
10 he for the Secretary of the Treasury,
and in the imperative force of nomina-
lion.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06
6 "A Cents

rNILL. be given by the subscriber as re-
w ward to any person VINO will apprehend
and deliver to me, at my residence near Ed
wardsviIle, afasitive apprentice boy, named
ROBERT RUTHERFORD, about thirteen
years OF age, wac absconded from my service.
on the night of the 18Th inst withou, any rea-
sohable piovocatIon whatever. All persons
are hereby cautioned against harboring the
said apprentice.
RICHARD RANDLE,
Nov, &c, 1928,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06

Miss Conally, againsta Mr.. Green, for a
breach of promise of marriage. The
case we understand, was fully made out,
with the aggravating Circumstance OF Sc
duction, and the jury found verdict for
the plaintiff of $1,000. The defendants
property was estimated al 1850.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06
NETWORK ELECTION.

New-York has set glorious example
The election in that great state has jrs'
taken place, and the people have tri-
umphed-completely triumphed: their
will has been unequiyocally expressed
and it is now known, with certainty, that
Mr.. Adams will be supported by thai
powerful aud popnlons member Of III,
Republic. All the talents and all the
active energies of the unsuccessful party.
were there united their whole strength
was tried; they left nothing undone thai
could be effected by the most subtle ar
lice, and the mos 3ersevering industry
and yet, in New York, the strong hold
of their hopes, they have met with de.
feat, unexpected, bat decisive.
National yOYr1QL
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06

HUNTSVILLE, GALA NOV. 7.
Breach ofhromi8e Of Marriage.-At
the Circuit Court of,his county. now sit
ting, the Hon. Chief Justice CLAY pre-
siding, was tried an action brought by
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06
q On 8

Two French frigates have arrived
here from off Cadiz, bound to Algezlras J;
the blockade of that port being raised.
l. is understood that in consequence of
the capture olthe Trocadero, SAnti Petri,
and the Lie of Leon, Cadiz capitulated
before the bombardment commenced in
earnest
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06
g Oct. ..

An express has just arrived from St.
May, with Information that the King of
Spain and Royal Family landed safely
there yesterday forenoon, between IL
and IL O'Clock.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06
From the New-York Patriot, Nov. 6.

" We hare met the enemy, and they are ours"
The Peofie's Ticket has triumphed.
We have information of the result of the
election, in seven of the Wards, positive
YIN two partially-and in one (the
hllh) from which we have not heard, W.
are confident of four success. The active
Ell ctioneererS---An most of the Office
holders in the city (under the influence
OF Van Buren,) were engaged against
us. But our Assembly Ticker is elect
ed by handsome majority. The Ad-
vocstc has said The line is drawn"
The line is drawn, to the factionists-
but our word will be, often arms 10 sin
eere Rehudhcans.
Our friends who have been deluded
against our repeated warnings, into the
belief Of Mr.. Crawford's influence in
this state, will now perceive their mis-
take, and, we hope, unite with US in The
cause of genuine " old democracy"
egv-JerSey.-Isaac II. Williamson
has been re. elected Governor withou,
opposition, and Joseph M'Iivaine, of
Burlington, unanimously elected Sena-
tor OF the United States, to supply the
place oil Mr.. Southard, recently appoint
ed Secretary of the Navy.
The Newark Eagle states that our
new Senator, JOS. M'Ilvaine, found IL
both prudent and polite to avow his op.
position to Mr.. Crawford for the Presi-
deney, before his appointment came on.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06

FOR EkM%.
BosT IN, nov. 3.
CAPTURE OF CADIZ.

Capt. Gray, from Gibraltar, arrived
here, has brought we'll authenticated IN
formation, that the City Of Cadiz 7oa8
Surrendered 10 the French arn8 on the
29h Settem6er; and that King FERDI-
NAND and his family, bad passed from
Cadiz 10 the head quarters of the Duke
d'Angouleme.
Gibraltar papers and letters to the Sd
of October afford numerous articles con-
firmatory of the above important news,
and Of the events which led thereto.
Gibraltar, Sept. 80.
Semi-ofTir ial accounts from S.. Mary.
announce that on Saturday night last the
French succeeded in taking by assault
the important castle of Santi Petri, the
key of the Isle OF Leon.
SEPT. 26.
Beside the castle oil Santi Peri the
French have taken two batteries on the
other side Of the river.
SEPT. IS.
The affairs of the Spanish Consli,u-
tionalists are nearly closed The French
now possess the Trocadero, the Castle
of Sanii Petri, and the Isle of Leon; and
the French are about to commence the
bombardment of the town with 1000
pieces of ea"n0L'
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-06

At an adjourned numerous meeting of the
Aliens residing in Paterson, New-Jersey,
convened by public advertisement, at Mrs
Weller's Tavern, on Tuesday evening the
2lst instant, Mr.. JAMES M'NALLY being call
ed to the chair, and Mr.. JoHS HowsE APP
pointed Secretary, the following Address
and Resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY agreed
to, and ordered to be published in the Pa
fersOn paners
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
Notice.

TN virtue of deed OF trust, executed by
4 William Hartsborne and wife, to US the
subscribers, for the purposes therein IN en-
toned, we shall proceed to sell at public
sale. on the premises, on the SSth day Of
May merit, at 1 O'Clock in the morning,
all that lot or parcel of ground lying and
heIng in the town Of Alexandra, beginning
a, the intersection of Water and Wilkes
streets, and running southw ardly with Wa
ter street l76 feet inches then east.
wardly in line parallel with Wilkes st.
into he river Potomac then IN line pa.
ra!iel with Water street, II feet inches
to Wilkes street ; thence westwardly with
that street, and binding thereon, 10 the
place OF beginning.
The terms OF sale are, one fifth part of
the purchase money to be paid on the day
Of sale The remainder on a credit of one
and two years with interest thereon, from
he time of sale. and secured by lien on
the premises. The title TO this property
is considered good, and such one as we
can make shall be given
GEORGE DRlNKER, Tu
THOMAS JANNEY, 'iuS'ees'
apr 26 I'm
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
Porter Ale & Cider.

THE subscriber has now ready for de-
Il livery, and will keep constantly Tor
sale, at thes,ore formerly occupied BY Mr.
J. Green, at the oyster dock wharf, very
Best bottled Porter, .ale and
Grab Cider,
either by wholesale or retail. Customers
in town, may always have 1t
DELiVERED AT THEIR HOUSES
without any additional charge, as he has
a man employed for that purpose.
HIS LI9UORS WARKAN TED GOOD,
or no cnarge.--Country customers Can
always be supplied, on the shortest notice
and very bes, terms. general
assortment Of Groceries
for sale as usual.
$4,000 lbs HOFS, just received and
for sale by THOMAS WHIT LIE,
april IS yaGE.AT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
English Grammar.

THE citizens are informed that the SUBJ
IL SCrihsr will commence his lectures
on MONDAY morning hext, al 10 o'clock
He has procured pleasant room OF Mr..
Guy atkinson, on Eairtac-st.
As the subscriber has no subscription,
he respectfully solicts all who may teel
DESTROYS TO embrace this opportunity to
call and hear tie first lecture as j. wall be
tree and open to any. } n HULL.
Z S The hours of tuition will be de.
signsted ny majority of the pupils.
april 26
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
For Charleston, ). G..

For Charleston, ). G..
.A The schooner MINERVA, Nick-
.& erson, master; burthen about 6x5
bbls.; good vessel, and can be dispatch
ed Immediately.
For Boston,
III, The scbr FOUR BROTHERS,
capt Nicberson; burlhen about $50
bbls She is good vessel. and now rea.
dy to load. Apply to
JOHN n. LADD & Co.
Who hare for sole by sad vessels, (
IS lierces new Rice
100 bbls tar
4 casks superior lamp oil
IL casks vinegar
~ boxes mould candles
boxes oranges
12 casks butter
2 hbds recti6ed rum
bbls rose
Cinnamon, anniseed, &c
Peppermint cordial
bales upland cotton
40 reams wrapping paper.
apr 22
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
OHIO:

Consisting Of Tie tolioo0ing Rscita.
tions and Songs:
Part Isl. An occasional poetical ad.
dress. Song. Let tame sound the lrum-
pet, and cry to the war. Recitation, he
Silver Tankard. New song, The Spirit
OF Leonidas 10 the Greeks. Recitation
Justification, or never hungry. dry, nor
tired Comic song A Cure for ,ppIing,
or, Tue Queer Lille Alan got long way
to GO.
Part Cd. Song, Black Eyed Susan.
Recitation. The French Snufi-Box Co.
mic song. TIppitymilchsl, o., lDvolun.s-
ry Commissions. Recitation, The wo
Stammerer New song, Uncle Sans Com,
or Columbian Dollars. Pau Sd. OPT
CAL V.aGARIES; accompanied with vo.
Cal, Instrumental, and rhetorical illus!ra-
tons 10 which upwards OF thirty sub
Jecis will be displayed The particulars
of which will be gwen in tutule bills
The above optical arrangement has been
all the winter in preparation, at consider
able pains ana expense many OF the f.
CURES will appear as If coming from an
immense distance, will approach close
and vanish il different ways. Most OF the
human figures will move either their un-
der jaw, eyes, arms or ieet aud are CAL
culated 10 shew how the ignorant may
hav. been imposed upon in former ages.
GDoors opened at past o'clock,
performance TO commence al past pre-
ciseiy. tickets tor the boxes or PIT, So
cents each, children half price, gallery
rs ceats; to be had at the theatre on the
day OF performance.
The stric,est order will be observed,
respecting smoking, &c. as arrangements
are made for that urpose. ~
apr 2s CHARLES BURTON
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
The Alexandria Baths.

A RE now in complete order, fitted up
"A in superior style, and will be ready
Tor the accommodation OF the public on
the first Of May. As this establishment
has received the unqual fed appreciation
ot tie physicians, it is unnecessary to say
more in its recommendation, than, that
strict attention will be given in its man.
aeenent, AMI faithful male and female
Servants provided. Terms Subscribers
with tamil es dollars; single persons 8
dollars; three warm baths dollar; tour
cold baths dollar; single baths 37t cents.
pne half of the subscription money will De
expected in advance, and the balance on
he 10Th July. ELIZABETH LAWS.
april &c
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.


On SATURDAY a, II o'clock,
m ILL he sold on Messrs Ladd &
" Cos wharf. the new and eieg Mt
HSx fast sailing s..to ,ner May,
&HM burt.en II $685. tons or 600
barrels; built OF the very pes; materials;
cables, sc. new. with every requ;.it. Tor
an immediate voyage. Terms at sale.
S. A. MARSTELLEk, aue.
april "a
Ut the same Time and place,
Will be sold said vessels cargo, consist
ing If
20 barrels n E. rum
D do cordia!s
4 casks sea! oil. very superior
6 do common whale oil
tubs butter
6 barrels coloring
s. boxes sucked herring
bale quilts
10 bags 6iberts
TO zphich lriH be added to close sonsiga-
D,enf,
Is hhds. molasses
8 90 sugar
10 heies cotton
90 ses and baskets sweet oil
Also, A. barrels iar, and 90 ca.ks
he" rice.
S. A MARsfELLgR, auct.
IL -