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KENTUCKY.

Inc Baltimore Americas furnishes the FOL.
lowing analysis OF the message nf the govern
ar OF Kentucky. His cxc,liency complah,s
III The first place, of The coinplca;rd system of
state Jurisprudence, as burdensorne and yexa.
lions, and particularly thr Execution Laws
ne suggests the cxprdiency of gc.eIal re-
view, and of COMPRISING all the laws on IN,
latter subject iDtu one statue.
The laws that auihorise delay in the re-
covery ola debt by compelling the Delinquent
party To multiply his securities, are drnonnc,,l
as multiplying costs, as oppressive 10 those
whom they We're Intended Ia relieve, and THEN
repeal is recommended.
Tile decision If the Supreme Court of III,
United States on what are called the occu-
pying laws" VI Kentucky. involving tleIicat,
question between that state and Virginia. i.
rrprobated IN strong language, and an appca-
ton is recommended Ia congress 10 procui.
from that body a Reorganization of the SUI
preme Court, making a,leasi a concurrence
oil two thirds Gifts members necessary in all
Cases N which state rights are involved, or
cuftaiifnen' of us power in cases II here lands
are the subject of contraversy
The luca,iou az branches of tho II St,tes
Bank IN kentucky is prescribed AS iucornpa,-
ible win state sovereignty. and measures re
commended to b. taken which will hiring A.
bout their removal.
His excellcncy rnposns the cutting of
canal around the Falls of the Ohio at Louis
VILE, and the establishment, Of turnpike. roads
extending from commercial points into the
interim OF The country these, he suggests.
should be done by tue state legislature, and
not by private corporations.
RALEIGH, November f9.-We- give below
as Tar as officially certified, the returns FINN
different Counties, of the election for Electors
oi President and Vice President Though il
is impossible TO say, with Certainty, who will
receive the vote oi III. state, from the returns
received, 1t is highly probable, that il will be
given To Gen. jackson, should the extreme
western counties turn out as generally as is
contemplated. If however, the General shou,,l
succeed IN this State, il must be by a yery
small majority. and hr will owe his success T.,
the friends nj Mr.. Adams. AS without their CO.
operation, the Crawford Ticket would have
prevailed. There have not been less than 4 or
1000 votes given in this state blythe friends ot
MIR. Adams, To the jackson Ticket. NJ blst ,he
majority fnr the LATER Ticket, should il snc
coed, must we think fall short of one thouaand
Many of these voters have expressed ah.ir
preference for Alr. Adams mon their tickets
AS IN our next paper, we shall be able to r..
eve The suspense al our readers on this sub.
Ject we shall at present postpone further re-
marks. -
ELECTION RETURNS, CONTINUED
hl'Jorny brought forward Tor Cg.w ford
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sHOCkN HlJI. TAyEKN-

Suvscioer having purchased this well known stand
tie ltn u as house Of public rnferfainnent about
ana suh'; ne has built Just in rear the house No
no, Stable where the water shall be coDsIa pt =
.ib "a ~ TIE door for The purpose Of watering AM,
1, IT, ncIses sud no horse shall rode 10 water
in , wIsn OF The owner lie has been NJ great expecse
r,,,i we house With the best new furniture and
80, ~ Us ieuJ and The public generally that be iIi
70 e. @ 70 please every person who think prop,r
~ ~" nj DC con accommodate from 10 10 p.n,iers
, e Itgsiature and their horses upon rs rtson.his
IN, ~ mouse - The city, and should be glad IL, eet
S. Gnu ne Continues 70 Keep for hire good uer
R5y ""u ouiAfy w. BRACKETT.
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as Safe Of a Hniuabie ~

Ut 'FNUrIsS C'ffV (OvDiU
F$Nhop ~ To decree OF the suter,r c,,-, e cL.
io, CRY '9rfhe Williamsburg pistr,rt ,r,,n,d G w.,
BENJAMIN Hnrs ay@,, IN suit therein depending between
{a, - ~, ~ SOW executor Of William Nsun ,n
% o"'y hafuyn,dn oIIiers-wi IN he la n, .hriss
fnr cash, ',s, Oh Thursday The i6th day OF Decrmher
lila, Iymn tract Of land which The said sally
,, , nPm resides, Subject 10 her uowe,SI,jng on
in lev, ;, MI, ron the Courthouse 10 l,icln,ond aud i
,o lac COL ~, W 'ue inrner place. The soil i esteemed
si y. 1 m ~ any ~ tue eouny-rbe improvements con-
orchards &c. WA NJ. 90, nr necessary oui-homseS,
November Is. A-'pbioH, AZ .. u u w. u.
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ANDREW JACKSON.

fhE Subscriber has lien all ,le property goods
urpis ana rii.ctso the firm OF Bay e. in
nn virginia, which Is duly recorded in clerks office
o' ur county court OF Mtcki-nhurg though The Firm,
i sun I" Continue under its original name. some
"rP"sesyri Ill contracts whatever is be nale ami
through M subscriber, who has. OF course the hole ma.
naeemeni OF the bosinehs He. ihere the pub
NC af he viii not br bound Tor contract in The
OF SAID firm unless il be made with him personally
:. DANIEL L. HICKS.
III.
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x NrhEWa JONES, Prirc,pnis-Ti,. .~n,,,
t, e pupils IN His Institution " IN cc,,,
,,h an, ,ns Isl and Close the sd dsy uc n n
young ladies Who 5a w.s We PUBLICLY presented to tho
l., d ,t 81 the Academy viii lie res, -,
ring lie year,e,, nsH' there bcing but one vacation d.
~, li"cs as celebrated ~ rer,rt,t, .,.,-
alton. '' 'n'oi"nie 10 she business Of ,d,i.
- 11lord GronviIIr couo,y, Nov 5. :,
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tErsm he r,rinse R..ora.l
AUTUMN.

Now low'rs around the clouded skv
The yellow leaf fails tast aud lone,
Y he breeze Is signing Ger Abe law n,
With leng,hen'd nioan.-- 81
And nature all is fastening on
- 10 wint-rs dread and drear nsposc--
1"e "'oom ana trasranee long have gone,
oi howr and rose
Creation now, her verdure done.
N,f soon assume an aspeet bare.
A"" "os's the'r blasting influence she'd,
And chilly air
The bird no more is tuning wild
- lis joyous notes on every bough,
Dul mounting high on fairs wing,
Fofsakes us now.
No fairy climrs aud purcr skies,
Where warmly blows the balmy air,
NO Rowling winds disturb his r.si,
No winter there,
How sadly strikes III. feeling heart
ne in",iin-ss thai spreads around
ihe leaf that severed by the brs.Ls,
Falls To the ground
FIJI emblem of our fleeing ioys-
:, winch huh awhile, ami blossom nigh,
Dut blasted soon by biting Noe.
They fade and die
. The kindred ties OF love and bliss,
Have ieh, aud keenly vet shah feel,
An hour like this,
The heart now beating high aud warm,
Shiii cease its tbrobs snme future day,
anu iOwIy laid beuc,th The turf,
Shall know decay.
Oh time thy triuiprhs who shall teIIs
., ne trophies OF thy name record?
A"ou speak stand BUNDLED naivns bow
Before Thy sword,
Avid genius brght--nnd beau,v fir
rhe 'o'd-.,he acknowledgement The gay
Observation-Disclosures itself
Must own thy sway.
But thn'ro Desolation rides
- With highSing wings upon the wind,
lie yet shall know his blas,ng powr
TO Time resigned
for Snr'ng shall come. with charms renewed,
To bid Creation smile again--
anu warning nirdS, and trees, and Gow'rs,
Shall hill her reign!
jhen look tie vista thro' of years
behold the =. B0w u, Pr,mi,er bricbt
II spreads its arci, Of pur,si giuw,
TO the glad sighii
'nn man ny stature, yet must feel
The hhshting hour of " oe and grief
hnu KNOW the self same fate that kuovS
The yellow leaf
Yet We shall rise renewed from da-tb
1he gi"riousvicior in the s,ri,e-
AGd dlsentlisaii'i from Time put on
lmROrta life.
ALcANZoR, of Baltimore
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\ k,,Himoni iiustiogs Court, November iob 1924.
En- that the Sergeant this CITY ,,Le sale NJ
Doy' save Jelnrrieg 70 Jnhn r. Swami of ,,e
oi sosmel 10 the Jail or this city rs r,fasn,
On I'VE -p ei oei"her 52S, aud confined teren mil
u'c The sam Sergeant FRS, adver,,.ng he s% v,',
ddysin the R'cinoud Esqairer. "' '"e '"'"
a cnpy-Tesfc. TIL y ttou,.p,, ,r
In Obedience 10 the above order sh, an ,s,r w. liz
= , 'enoer next ~ tie Eagle Tavern ~ f,e city
'i hg"u'na De weeO the hours OF o'eloek A. A. sad q
oclooh r. N offer fsr sale to ,le hughes, ;, a., "n
'ne s''u s'"'0 D'cy named w Tie above order
60, 90 JOHN NJ. PERCUSSION uenrtv
NoV.iE V'-ths for VIM ~ Wen gs,ia, n n
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Lnnd and lNrgru.e ~ 81.

Lama ana Negroes For Sale
p, %N,"y 'nr &oh ot November next will he sold IN
- The highest bidder on the pre,ni.rs ia, " 'u y"
80, VI Land lying On East River in die enunty nj ,
. "nrrenh the late John Patterson resi,.r
s o'o acres, nearly all uf which is cleared and ~,
..r.ns; lpo Is beautifully situated com,naurirp ~,
the SAFE er p,uspect-and neatly as any pnc, in
90. ,,.ti t"n 'he Premises are spacious AM,
- "'use, al'i every convenient out-l,onsc ,,r
=; , 'o"shi'ent-AlSo valuable tide (;rs, Nil,
-, 'tr, constructed 10 work on 10th ebh and H. o
ne ] i'ay OF the suii is good aod wen adapted a.
~. s'"w'n 81 corn, wheat ana uats-Alsu ano,,r -,
VI Lanu entirely in wood lying aout a mile h,o,ar
80 anu 'nhediaiely on the water, conIainins, nbonI ass
yioi SJ ne shie Time and place he sold ab.ui ev
,,sn -, -, consisting al men, women aud chi
,v ,arg. s,ney as any in Vnginis--and an urunu
go. 80 P'"Poru"h oil thea under 20 wears oil
.ons mem are many valuable house. servauis, at
lilo IT,, , as Tar as practicable would lie prefera
Terrpsn 80, 'Ie o,hef personal al the de ea,c,
be reon,rsI I lot sne iand one fourth Of money viii
viii o' 'he INST OF January next (when
VII pe gwen and The balance in six ~, 1--we ,,i
dec. in & ,aer.IBond with approved security and n
uSn Ihe land 10 secure payment viii he
he Negroes will be sold for All, ,,,,l Inc nj.
,,,it 49,, fI"Ptiiy "H credit nine uionibs-I;,. !,
"ou nhy TO day until Completed.
rIarbs,vs $780, CHt; roMPKiNS, Adminisiraior
N"""er d. 1874. iS-ftS
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CLOyERDAI.Is

'EihiS uoct stand for Tavern on tho ms, road To-.
t"m 9'a"hon ""li The watering places we,t,var,ii ~
nw "I reh' -" term FROM Eve Zen years: The house
very peHsin'iy situated and een
lfphrra ns iarn 10 complsie repair, and conser.,
o par "i me land ~ high slate OF cultivation md pre-
p'hn" i"r" spring crop. Possession will be eive, ON lie
s' 81 Jnnu"ry next and il desirable pari OF the ne y
Improvements VIII he added 10 the terms Of mutual
~ nm un,i'''o'",. , S. BLAUKBuKN.
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. va Tuesday, the 10 n inst Mr.. Adams.
Secretary at State, Introduced the Baron DE
maFfni', Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
fleolpp'eniiary from France. TO the pre-.
sheot Of the United States, at special audi
enee-io whom The Baron delivered a letter
from his presrnt Sovereign, Charles the f0ii,.
announcing The decrease of The late King, his
most Christian majesty, Louis The 18th. -
sNaiionai JoRrH
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EDUCATION.

"a Renee In .hn Who La had several veo-s e4-s.
ruhpes i'"VHing TIE Greek Latin and E,,.t =. .
for tie cnsiis" &c wihts TO trraee ~ an n,tfg,r
raoier and quaasS Satisfactory testimonials ~ IT, cIa.
letter add,l...a ''i1h can he prodnced. IL rro,i,rf
tended w VI L. H. Lyuchburg. Will lie dnly ~.
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NOTICC.

-. &>OllOE.
II herirg claims the estate or Tharas
- ioses dec. euhcri Ia his character OF Sheriff OF Han
OF an us private account will be pleased
wn 70 the subscriber soon ~ possible is
r"Sus'y srtnested thai those having claims against
nm ms sheriff should immediately present them, rs Mr.
"" II. Aoo'i. Que ct his Deputies UNIV in virg nia
THOMAS u. rlNSLEY, Admir-
~, of Thomas Tnsley. dec.
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Present ~ .jori'y for Jarkson

A. =, r, >. Nt9lSIer.
North Crr0ltHn-The election f,r electors
nI PRESIDENT and Vice President took pIac.
~ ms state on the llth inst. The following
are me returns official and unofficial, az far as
received Ihe counties not heard from are
m ,,,' TO he for Jackson. The Peoples
Ticket, therefore, has prevailed.
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a letter received in town, from a geniIe-
ma" IN Raleigh possessing the hest inform
a''on' says no doubt but Jatkson will get
we vote otthis Stale. The letter is daied
,on' ana bears snperscription from the
Post Master, saying Jarks,o aIoo, oooo
""e"u. lT1renfon Reporter, .N0v. 10.
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PHYoiC opKING ACADE,,Y


re -. '" iaNi-S, viii continue his scl,o,I tho -
-, yef, al me PbySc Springs. in the Io,vry ,
" D"''S"em Count tentiil.s Wes, ft.,r, 80
Js,,a G .i wherein will be ta.ght IN. 80.
lie ,og.,,., So, ir''gh'Rts G-ography Arit,re
- "s WIN me common ru,rIerts of
In senior WIN commence the 10Th OF Jaors -,
.nhf'e on tie 10Th December folIownc- maLjn 'nr
=" -" y, after deducting summer nvp, -
u"' w"s"'ng, lodging and uiiion (inciu. - ~.
-. ,s me et IN, quarterly in advance. TL. rs,
'.s si'n"oh rom vice and niuora.i,y an" ~,
1871, ,,, sHI"tiy, Hgetiirr wiik Iir rou.,aot 49,, ~
s ,Npe"ie wafer, combine O render n ,,r,,n
In ;,,i o. ~ vrgn," for the Purpo.rs desirncd @
rnIsry iihhes "e have 10 sHy, has h.. N 20
eihpnirts :n teaching the ten years 49,.
W. We "' winch he has been engaged inthis .i,h, Ia,
VIII 'i''"si mnr'vaicd success. and hi mo,, . '"po
wncn Is y ell known To us, iruy cs-mparv % '"ien'
GARLAND BRolV%
CiiARLEs lRVfkG.
Buet;nqban No. % 600 FO"HArAN JONES
40 merely certify, ihat Mr. Elijah G. Ham. :. -
Or, n,,'",s we "rc-ii Latin, and English Larorsa.
;.., "''%r"phy, iuce,her WIN The lice 80
,,I, "' az iihnelic Ills moral character is
"i rs, .ndrr my ir'"d tbs 9Th October Ig,a y
humanity tlAii Acugo NV. Hanover ~ a. 'i""'
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a., 80 ' o articles manufactured =, tb. po;.
t,in4,l a, ~ e'e! ihnrn''d tiaI judgments ,yiI, L ~
-, ~ 'e ensuing General Cnr.t n, a.. 49," ~ ~
lime wi ~, ',"nus falling due pnpaid ,io,"
H. IhltE% ,..rr-ths Law having disrensrd "a, M
th'it.1 p HEATH Auditor p'.,,,. " W
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WANTEIl

a oVerseer for 'he next year single man NJ ,t,t
"se VINO IS nenest industrious, sober add s,fepti a.
business. Corr, Wheat md lev 6ogsl,esds az r'
q; this Office '"''"tefs' Apply
November s. =.
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TRUST SALE OF I.AND.

Eff virtue oi deed OF execuird To us by Vim "
- Caeli Esq ami recorded in court Of the coyn,y
al Cabeii, shall, the 2i day Of January ne ro
ree's tosv at the trout door OF the Hotel in the
of Eclmuni, tue tract OF land commonly know nv nm.
uane ~ The Green Bottom, " ing Ohin River cor
inning h-tween four aud FIVE thousand acres f wbrh
more Than eighteen hundred be prip INV
srouhas we are not personally acquainted with this
tae w; ~ has been represented brn. The finest
on that part OF te Ohio river which within the in,ts
The siit- ui Virginia IL Us said abound in Coal Far
many wears While this estate the hands of Col; i
SON u Nicholas, TO whom belonged il sa ~
have heH extensively cultivated in tobacco which hen
soid IN New Yorh and in Europe, informed com
nahued prices equal u tu>e which River roi,r
co sold IL has een divided pip many smaller tract, or
uts rs may he seen by plat in the possession of John
iannan ESQ who lives the land. ho will sber
the whole or any part thereof person de srous m
Vicw IL but IL vili be sold in entir, tract or in sue
paris or parcels, as the day Of ,orgt n,i
hHe'y !" ouce the hest price The sale ON ,hre.
equal annunl insiamens; the purchasers Civ. bond ~
approved securities. and also d. trust ON In. land
hfier security Tor the ultimate the
money as the memiers nf the Assembly from every mar
OF TIE state, will be in Richmond lime OF The ,aIe
srrs"ns ~ distance wishing may
" avail themselves OF their agency
JOHN CoALTER.
Su'empcr To- 57--tds JOHN II. COOKE.
II DE Editors The Yrgnian, in Lyncbburg-icpub
ncan, IN WincheserleFaId IN Observation-Disclosures
W Oh"resi0wn (isana" la coWny) and oi the Farmer il
auntJ, requested To iuser the above
III ulrir respective papers, week weeks pre-
e'"hg TIE lOi OF January, and forward their
Imnstiniciy 80 ibis rfirr for payment
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w As COMMIT ~ II q" th,- an ~ -. Z -
w Tuesday the 81 inst,c, a. - 'a'.uofh c'h'is >
man taiing himself FEN, S leef or 3 inebs. ,h RtS
ar on h's iish' hhee says he belongs 10 ba Il -
",o.s, nsilg upon P"nuniey river. in vi,eis,a iii
on when eSmmi,i,d TOW SHIRT twiiIs,, -, ~, ~
anout' ara gray casenet pantaicons ~ '''" 'ouho
oMheI OF the above Geseribe gro Il recre,,es "a
eo s forward prove his property 70, eIa,resl 800 ~
Iih away Otherwise be will be disrosed az ~ 80
fesoI.- oe a. =. kNIkSLEY, J.Ee
- H.
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FKESII IMPORTED FALL GOO

: 80 III VI III II NH uOVDo.
EohN WILLIAM GiLLlArr, have received per the
" 'te arrivals from London& Live their Fail Sun
wy on CoO'S which have been selected with great ca
terms viz: 'e
eSi London cloths and cassieres assorted rnors nrces
tuo"cu and Braith,vaiies and James Goudy am, SON.
double niilled ma 1T cottnns
FONT, rose, aud striped blankets
White red, yellow green dnneIs and reen ba;,es
Double milicd draJ cloths
nl1e, green. drab and mkt plains
ilur, DfOs ~. drab and inixt 81 cloths
DIV dral' aud blue fearnnughis r,erov
FIGURED DomhHzes and Caroline plads assorted nes uat
Stout IL Irish linens and liable diavrrs f
.ierman 0znaburgs
llii'irrtS best brown stout and pae
Paddy Co.'s SNUFF IN small cases OF s,,oer;or ,,f
49,. lilo ia StOse, aud peesiUate-- 49,
pays prime Green Coffee, part wh is The new
o. oAks scott Co.'s aud UYina ca = old Iou,lnn
laficaar MADEIRA Wine, imported direct, some ,f
winch vas selected from The Vintage ct 1917 OF a ne
e9iiar ine favour, and is highly approved. -
OrUl-r /. 40 ,f
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a VALUABLE cook FOR sAIE
A YOUNG WOMAN WIN t.,eee cbi,dfen s. :,
nmrhably healthy, active and likely.-A,uiy q, n
ILomns ~ Drew. Nov. ~. 5s,f
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NOTICE

A rtIlTIoN win be presen,e,i IN 10 -, r..
ssJ.,.y' praying hat law may p,ts ~ ''nPr
of virginia. "'' 70 remain IN The State
Nosetnber q.
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~ iSs. - iereiy all CELLS an ,Le
hospital IN the city of Williamsburg are uccuuiea nv
M no mere patients male or female ssiIi In
s'u hospital until some oftle cells are yacan,
Que notice OF which will he given
by order of the Court Of Directors
Ju,v On 100, LEONARD HENLEY, &C. u.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-08-25
For Sale.

A FARM situatedi in Westbo-
IA rough in the county of Worcester, con.
tanning 235 acres of excellent land, we'll pro-
portioned into moving, tillage, pasturing and
woodland, well watered, buildings in good Of
der. The Farm is we'll known by the name of
the Baker Farm, lying near the centre ofsaid
town and thirty miles from Boston. II is now
capable Of keeping forty cows on the same,
and with very little expense it will keep 60.
1t will be sold altogether or separately. The
Home Farm, containing $50 acres, House
and ten acres, well situated for a mechanic,
and an adjoining let Of rs acres. This is an
opportunity which invites the attention of a
gentleman wishing to have pleasant situa-
ton in pleasant country village, and it in
vites young man wishing 10 enter largely in
to the dairy and sheep business. The stock
on the Farm consisting of II cows, together
with oxen, young cattle and farming utensils,
may be had with the Farm by agreement. A
liberal credit will be given and possession on
or before the Isl Of April next. Gentlemen
are requested to call and see, and satisfy
themselves. For further particulars inquire
ofthe subscriber on the premises. -
SAMUEL HENRY.
Marlborough, August 10.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-08-25

Worcester, SIS. d
Probate Office, August 10, 1924.
To the Heirs Of JAMES WATSON late of
Spencer, IN said County, deceas.
ed, and to all Others concerned IN the
Estate Of sad deceased,
GREETING.
W on are hereby cited to ap-
IL pear (if you see ft) at the Court of Pro.
bate to be holden at Worcester in said County
on the first Tuesday in September next, al
ten of the clock, before noon, TO show cause
why the accounts of the Administration of said
Estate, should not be allowed and the balance
of property after paying the charges, taxes,
&c. distributed to the Creditors; and you will
be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-08-25
THE NEGRO SLAVE.

One who takes deep interest in the situa-
ton and prospects of the African race, on the
continent, sends you this. A few days ago, a
coloured woman came to the house Of the
writers begging for money to buy her freedom.
Her story was short and ample. Her master
had died, and the slaves of the plantation
must be sold to pay his debts. Two of her
children had been parted from her, and sold
to the Georgia slave traders; (and it seemed
as If her heart would burst at the thought. y
My cheeks redden, and my heart sinks, at the
thought of the wrongs the red heather, and
the black heather, have had hcaped upon
the n by white Christians. A writer, know
notion which side of the Atlantic, but know
whoever he may have been, that he was a
man OF benevolent heart and of fervid and
glowing genius, has thus given form to the
Negroes prayer.-Vallage Record.
The writer we believe was Thomas Bran
agan Author of "Horrors of Slavery and 9TH
2 er Poeins," and it was published in the Boston
Weekly Magazine in 1904. Ed. Spy.
Help! o help, thou God of Christians!
Save mother from despair
Cruel white mer steal my children;
God of Christians. hear my prayer.
From my arms by force they'er rended,
Sailors bragg them to the sea;
Yonder ship at anchor riding,
Swift will carry them away.
There my son lies, pale and bleeding;
Fast his hands with thongs are bound;
See the tyrants, how they .courge him!
See his sides reeking wound.
See his LILLE sister by him,
Quaking, trembling, how she lies:
Drops Of Llood her face besprinkle;
Tears of anguish fill her eyes.
Now they tear her brother from her;
Down below the deck he's thrown;
Stiff with beating; through fear silent,
Save single death-like groan.
Hear the little daughter begging,
''Take me white men for your own;'
Spare, o spare my darling brother;
He's my mothers only son.''
See upon the shore she's raving;
Down she falls upon the sands;
Now she tears her flesh with madness,
Now she prays with lifted hands:
6 am young, and strong, and hardy;
He's sick and feeble boy;
Take me, whip me, chain me, starve me;
All my life Pll toll with joy.
Christians, who's the God ye worship?
Is he cruel, fierce, or good?
Does he take delight in mercy,
Or in splitting human blood