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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-09-01
BASS & KETTLE DRUMS
For sale by
August 18.
Notice..

THE members of the Aux
n iliary Bible Society of Worcester Coun-
ty, are reminded that their annual meeting
will be at Marlborough on Thursday the 9th
day of September next, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
1t is expected that Rev. CHARLES WILLING
ron of Templeton will preach discourse on
the occasion. The religious Services will
commence at 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
The Trustees are requested TO meet at the
same time and place.
JOSEPH ALLEN, See'ry.
August Is, 1891.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-09-01
For Sale,
DWELLING House Card Fac

"a DIV ELLINU IIUIISC NdTU L dC-
IAtory &c. in Leicester, situated SO or 60
rods from the congregational meeting house.
The house has two stories, has been repaired
within few years and is convenient for one
large family or for two small ones. The fac
tory has three stories, is connected with the
house and is we'll fitted for card manufacture
ing or for other mechanical business. Conve.
nicnt out buildings and one acre of land be-
long to the establishment.
Terms ithe sale will be liberal. Persons
inclined TO purchase for their own use, or to
make profitable investment of capital, are
requested to inquire more particularly about
the terms, &c. of Col. H. Sargent or OF the
subscriber.
PHINEAS S. DENNY.
Leicester, August %.
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Worcester IS. August 3, 1921.

Worcester IS. August 9, 1891.
WNAKEN on Execution, and will
Il be sold at Public Vendue, at DEXTER
BTighGnl'S, Jr. in Westborough, on Saturday
the second day If October next, at O'Clock
P. NJ. all the right in equity which WILLARD
GOULD Of said Wesborough has 90 redeem
his mortgaged Real Estate with the building
thereon, situated in said Westborough.
J. LOTHROP, ID. Sheriff.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, August 4, 1924.
To the Heirs Of NERRIcK RICE, late Of
Harvard, an said County, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned IN the Estate
of said deceased,
GREETING.
Won are hereby cited to APP
H. pear [ifyou see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate TO be holden at Worcester in said
County, on the first Tuesday in September
next, at one of the clock, after noon, TO
show cause why the further account of the
Administration Of said Estate should not be al
lowed; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL, PAINE, J. Prob.
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WILLIAM RESTIEAUX
Gart1no.,

ND EsPEcTrULLY informs the ir-
E-Ghabitants of WORCESTER and Vicinity,
that he has commenced in the building di-
rectly opposite Worcester Coffee House,
where he hopes by attention TO business and
assiduity 10 please, 10 merit share of public
patronage.
N. B. Cutting done at short notics.
Aug. rs
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SrJts Patent Shcaring Machine.
CAUTION.

A LII persons are forbid, I'M
IA der penalty of the Law, to make or use
said Machine, unless purchased from DERlAH
SWIFT, or his Agent JACOB T. WALDEN, New
York. For further particulars apply in this
Town to JOHN DAVIS, Esa.
August 49,
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3Soetrn.
HOME Z.
BY BERNARD BARTON.

BY BERNARD BARTON
WHERE burns the loy'd hearth brightest,
Cheering the social breast?
Where beats the fond heart lishtest,
It's humble hopes possessed?
Where is the smile of sadness,
Ofmeek ey'd Patience born,
Worth more than those of gladness
Which Mirth's bright cheek adorn =
Pleasure is nark'd by feetness,
To those who ever roam;
While grief itself has sweetness
A. Eiome dear Home!
There blend the ties that strengthen
Our hearts in hours of grief,
The silver links that lengthen
Joye's visits when most brief:
There eyes in all their splendour,
Are vocal to the heart,
And chances gay or tender
Fresh eloquence impart:
Then dost though sigh for pleasure?
0 do not widely roam;
But seek that hidden treasure
At Home dear Home
OoSS pure EeI4 ioA Chain Niee
Far more than ought below?
Would'st thou that she should arm thee
Against the hour.of woe?
Think not she dwelleth only
In temples built for prayer;
For home itself is lonely
Unless her smiles be there:
The devotee may faiter,
The bigot blindIy roam;
If worshipless her alter
At Home dear Home!
Love over it presideth,
With meek and watchful awe,
Its daily service guideth,
And shows its perfect law;
If there thy faith shall fail thee,
IF there no shrine be found,
What can thy prayer avail thee
With lneeling crowds around!
Go! leave thy gift unofTered,
Beneath Religious dome,
And be her first-truits profftr'd
At Home! dear Home!
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"RIOT AND REBELLION"

From The Proridcnct Beacon, Of Oct, %.
We are sorly To say that this con,mmi
~, which has always been distinguished
| Tor the parity Gifts morals, and fox It's do
mcs'lc felicity and rc1ose, has, for the
| two last weeks, been disturbed and d~.|r
| monized by riot mt rebellion. On Sun
day e,csiug last, The Centre ef the two
! present. a scene of ,umuit ard ,lisoriti
and a most furious riot took place, hotwecu
"ug blacl, population and body of whites,
| which e,cnluatrd in the loss of blood and
| rrnWation.
On Monday evening, we were again
| thrown into state az confusion, by a 81
milar transaction, differing emily from that
OF Sunday evening, 10y its desollt.ng aud
wicked consequences.
Early on Monday morning, an nf,mou,
| placmd was posted on the Flag Stan at
| the 7ridec, calling upnn al Who were dis
| posed 20 ridt and rebel 10 meet at that
place, At 0 O'clock the succeeding night
and lonE before the arr al of tsat hour, a
mob, comprising four or Eve iIupared PER.
sons, had assenhlcr, ard nj the word of
| command took up It's Iirr Of march for Il
small hamlet, situate at the northvr1 su
hurb Of the town, Populated pfiut,paiiy Ivy
blacks, who located Themselves IN thai
quarter, To avoid amy intercourse er cor
rcspnpdcrce whith their hostile white
neighbors.
Wien arrived al the spot, a most furious
attack was tna8c upon the uuhfen,hng and
lunsuspcclns inhabitants, many of whom
wei engaged in conyi,sl sports and rural
games, and in the short space of four or
tive hours, eleven dwelling houses were
levellcd 10 the ground.
The Infatuated and miSFridcd mob, not
content with prostra.'ng the dwellings al
the unfortunate hc;nIs, U7ou whom thL;r
vengeance WAS vented, cammeueed go
erh destruction among their goods and
chatiles, destroying every thing on which
they c,r,'d lay their polluted hands.
ahe destruction was general, Unlimited,
shd without discrimination. save only in
those instances where tire mob WAS brought
rp with " Rum NJ hy the Undertaking CUP
were diverted from their unhaliowed de
signs.
Fhr next returning sun presented to the
nchoders, scene at which humanity ~
volts with detesiation and disnay, AND at
which the heart sckens, arb from the
contemplation Of which, the mind gladly
retlres.
The hamlet, which, but few hours be
fore, bore smlling aspect, and through
which the ham of innocent festi,ity had
been heard, Was now silent and forsslvn.
ind heruihs % what il nqs, barely told
the spot Ikete IL had existed.
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NV NoRk, Nov. 3.-1'he fast satins
packet -aip New York, Capt. Maxwell, ar,
rl> ed from liverpool last evening, whence
she sallcden ile morning of the Sd OF Oct.
By this erri"al, thr Editors Of the Com
| nrre'ai Advertiser have received copious
files OF English papers to the lst Of Octo.
her, Shippag lists to the 29'Ii Gf sept and
the Lordon Prices Current to the .plh, Al
inclusive.
Tho London Gazette STATE. thet the nav
merit and allowances to the American low
sss will be resumed on the l2lh of Octo
brr.
The duty on forrisn Nom has been re-
dueed Sd per IN in Drcember there is to
he further rrdeclionof Id. per ID.
The cotton irade of Belfast is rapidly
increasing. In September, IL vessel bor1d
to n. York had upwards eff 2Ge,1eo yards
on board.
Major Cartwright died in England on
the esd of September, IN the 8Ilh year of
AIS age,
The celebrated Mr.. Sader, the nronaut,
has teen killed by fall from his balloon.
The fofarins is copied from the Liver.
poo' 'iFrciiry Of Oct. /.
Mercury Q0ice, Friday Morning, haiG past ..
The town was, throughout yesterday,
IN a painful state oranxiety, relative To the
tate OF Mr., Sadlcr, who, it was known, had
asceded from Bolton on "Wednesday after
uoon, and in the descent had been thrown
from the car by coming in contact with II
chimney, and fell to The ground from con
siderable height, after hanging some time
hyarope. The following letters comprise
all that is yet known of the maniter o, the
accident; and We have tins moment learn
ed from the guard and passengers of the
Bolton mail, with sincere sorrow, that Mr..
Sader is no more.
" Mr.. S. was on the point OF descending
and threw ast It's graphing iron, but the
Ken hfe'fking, they were dragged along
ny the balloon, and the car coming in CON
tact with chimney, Mr.. SadIer was thrown
oHi, bat caught the rope, when the balloon
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ERflNf PERI


Philadelphia. November 3.-Lientenent
Hunter, Of the frlgate United States, Capt.
Hull. arrived at this por, yesterday morn
ing. ia the sehr. Utility, from Chagres,
winch vessel he brought hunie, the capt.
mate, and one seaman having died, at
Chasres. Lieutenant Hunter brings the
Official account, printed ut Tsusiilo on the
I7tn August, of Bulirar's victory over the
cavalry ii Genierac. The i.ieutenaUt Was
himself at TruSillo after tiis event. On
ihc 18th August, there was a public re
laIcing for IL: \ splendid dinner aud ball
were given by the Project Of the place, 4
the heads oil our government toasted on
the occasion. Judge Provost acted as vice
president al the dinner
Lieutenant Huutrr considers The Patriot
cause as almost certain of entire success.
Bolivar WIS extremely popular. Captain
Hull Was IL sail on cruise from Callao
the d., alter the departure Of the Lieu
tenant, WIN has brought dispatches from
him Ia our government. On board the
frigale United States, every one Was wei
The Consresso hris, captain Young, Was
lost in tin harhor of lluacho, on the Isl
August, whilst her commander lad gone
as the bearer ofdespatches IN Bolivar.
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Now, there are teo or thee .afereneas
10 be dedured from this narration
J. We, Al IT, north, are too spt 10 con
denim, indiseritninairly, oar so'..hcrn bre-
lhren. Cor b,a3iaS Stoves s-len ~ st lb,m
tfte ~ .aute would sc co.. ;aiu iasaffeetlvr.
and ahfn fbelrafe not ;he means lgf -end
ing TIN si.saad.
z. A. lbef. u6t many liberal mipded
men ~ lie suuliern States. " IT. Ike john
Randolph. nould give Geedom to iteit
slaves, wffe they sure OF being suitably
provided Fer, IN fptign country
$. Ito. important that The colony IN
Africa should be speedily takpn undrF the
patronage Of sasotamcnt, dr otherwise -"
su.t timed as - give cunGdrner TO al our
citizens, dnd n Tie blacks, themselves.
lItitg,aBh.
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RErI BLIt OF IIAYTI.
Punt AU PRINCE, Det.h, iF2H.
CRcUtAH.--JoHN +. BoTer, President
Of Hey',, 10 The Commaadants Of Depart

tGBG uIAH.-J0HN L. EOTEE, frcSldei I
Of Iieys, 10 The COmmdndaHtS Of Depart
meHts
The Enjoys, whu, upon Ire request tha.
was made 10 mr, seat To treat III France
OF the recognition Of the Independence OF
IIayti have returned. Their mlssion has
not resulted in the manner we had right
to expect il would because the French
government, Incredible as i RAY appear,
still pretend to the chimericai right Of 50
'creIgHty over THIS country. This preten
sIun, Which II appeared to irdye renouuced,
Is forever inadmIsslbir. X is new proof
al what have before declared, that our
only safety is in our own uushaken resv!u
tivps, and how well founded wer. the APP
prohensions which induced tie measures
have adopted. Under these circumstances,
II becomes you, more than ever, 10 refer
To the directions of my proclamation OF
the 9th january last, and the private IN
siructions which have followed II. Press
with actalty all the necessary works put
IL good order the artillery and munitions
of every kind. Let nothing be neglected
Put inreqnsition the workmen Of the army,
and even, if ii be necessary, private indi-
viduals To have in READINGS tue g'lncarra
y
thing in such manner lhat, IN ease of IN
Naslun by the enemy, you may not DE II
tarded in any one po'ni. Remember your
duties, your responsibility, AID act accor
dinghy. The national honor demands fyotl
viii not lose SIGHT of this th3; safety and
quiet be assured to those strangers who,
upon the public faith, guaranteed by the
! constitutions, may Toe residing in this conn
Try, Protect them and then property, 50
that they may be in the most perfect Sc
curliN. II will be sufficient reflection to
be sensible Of The infamy which will be
thrown tiron the nation, if. under any cir
cuGiatahees, we shall ACT othersWIse. Drs
troy the implacablc enemies who shall
place their sacrIlrgluus feet uoon our ter
rltury, but let us never Disgrace our causc
by a dishonotablc action. In seedng de-
putIcs 10 arrange the firms ut a recognition
of our Independence, Welded to the re
quests made To me hy the agents oC the
| government of The k,p of france. 1t was
necessary Ia perform this ait, II take from
imalevolence every protest for taxing nv
with ohstleacy. IT Was necessary To do it
| for my oNn peace of mind, ard, in fact,
| to fix Ire opinion of the nation upon this
in,purtant point. believe, II thi, respect,
that performed my duty, bnt | have the
satisfaction of declaring that have not
been deceived.
The Republic is free itis forever in
dependent, since We are determined 10
bury ourselves under ilg ruins rather than
submit 10 Il stranger IL the meanwhile
The enemies ot Hayti rsshly count upnudi
Visions among u. What folly, and, 1T the
| same time. what duplcity let ny be
etcrnaIly united. Faithful to our duties
we shall be, with the as-istaDcr nf the Al
mighty, forever invinciblc. BOYER.
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If? We kaoN not how many counties
can boast of tllrse able clectioneefieg Tao
iicians; but VS. have some feason 10 believe
that they are not confined 10 one ar Two.
Having bren all along satisfied that Mr..
Crwfafd would olltain the vote II Angi-
nll, we are If eonrse ,lpt 1T all surprised al
it. 1hi- hel.ef, however, was moi pred ca
ted upan tue snppnsiiur thailfe MS The
chuice 81 Tie honest scumanry ot ihf
state but liiai be WIS the candidate al Tie
Il clpqnd party, WHO concerted Their fnra
scrrs too well, eud With too happy KNOW
ledge of human nature, not To eirsure shc
cess. They obiainpd tor their ticket the
appearance Of legislature sanction, which
liad sutne influence bu; their must eilec
tual weapon Ms the appointment of ma
mefoHs eomntliires each county. 1hes"
committees were composed 10 most Of tie
counties, u nearly every man OF influence,
without regard IL their sentiments on the
subject and. although some of these .rn
tlciBcn were TOO hnucs, and siuctru IN their
convictions Ia sell lhenIs, ives, ard abhBduu
their principles Tor this mighty homo, yet
somc were weak enough Ia do IT, and car
RCD 10 the cnusc ut Mr.. Cran ford the re
doubled zesl al rrurgadrs aud apostates
/" Let the CALLED ladcs vince our mIlhers
are unn fuag =
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NEW DEPARTMENT.

II 10 asceftained ihtt the President viii,
NJ the next session Of Congress, recon-
mend establishment Of another Depart
ment IN ON GoSernmcnt, tn be- called "the
Department Of Domestic Affairs Prc-i
dent Madison strongly recomln, nded the
establishment Of such - Department III his
day, gnd tie Necessity has greatly IN
creased. The measure will create new
Member of the Cabinet. Here, ne be-
licvr, the European System is reversed,
aud the President Is responsible, and not
the Cabines. : Boston Palladium.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-16

I Dewitt Clinton has been elected Governor
oi Ne~ York, over Samuel Young, tie aauc1i
Ic1HG'Rplt, hy an immense minority Jtael
returns have mol been received but his ma
jprity Is estimated at 10000 We shnnld
have regretted the success of Nj. tlhion,
and the laople oi Sew iorl, would mol have
siycn 4,iei ngnin The Office OF which they So
recently deprived him, had he mol been run
hy those Who we're opposed 10 the caucus
principle aud ia favor o; giving 10 the people
the direct aud uncontrolled exercise ol the
elective franchises Undrr these cireans'hn-
ces, we rgioies at his triumph. NOAH. the
great enemy ot Clinton, aud who once wrote
him 0si OF oiies, wa confident oil his defeat,
aHd predicted II In the last moment He thus
announces Cliptan's success aud his own dis
cOmGturc
"iH cur last We waited for the Lon Of ihc
" eH. Iris CONE. and ue want To ser no
more pl hin---he shows his teeth instead OF
ii Ftn,l -=hrenY, every thug is gone III taror
OF Clinton. Sneha sweeping defeat, shch
an overwhelming r0nt 'we base not heard OF
since the battle of Waterloo. We kept up
our th,ntins spirits until ave heard from sui
toik-so IN iavor df Ciinton--ti tn, Brute
old Suffolk, winch used ia give LOO against
him We gHyeep the ship haYing fought her
rs well as we could aud SO HE very last"
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7. va. indeed lanentsble and CORY
sight, AID thu town ia. this instance, has
incurred an indelihls disgrace /; and a
monument fiufanfy has thus been erected
to perpetuate the atrocities ter united by
dn abandoned and proflgaie mob
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PES.S SYLVANiA.

The loi,owIas exhibits complete list of
the Members elect to The Nineteenth
Eengress from this State, ms contrastoa
with those Who compose ,he rrcsentG on
grGss
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Ia Fdp,tfe at Chd}iohf 81 N

Ia FdFtHe Cd INdTEoHFstWe.
On his way from Richmond 10 Chaf'oites-
VILE, La fayftte WAS greeted every where
with the greatest enthusiasm. fphhte dinners
were given him at Fmvanna aud Goochlnnd
court houses. The interesting account Of his
reception nj Charlottesville, the embryo lite
rary emporium OF Virginia, Ne shnll publish
Friday We regret that its etheme iealgih
e.cindes IL from our columns TO day.
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FATAL RENCONTRE.

! Wednesday, he departed IN TIE Steam
Boat Superior, for Buffalo.
FATAL RENCONTRE.
| Last Tuesday an elderly man, named
Laurent, WHO lives ia The vicinity OF the
River ltouge, about six mites from this
tplace, perceived two Indians III his field
digging potatoes. lie Immediately went
up Ia them and requested them In leave
the irid-they refused uu whleh he took
Une by the shouldcrand cndcatnurpd to
push him out oil the leid--ihp ludiau re-
sisted, and 10 the scuilir, threw Laurent
dnwn. A sou Of Mr.. L., youth about
sixteen years Of ngr, at this time saw the
situation OF his father, aud catching a ClHh,
ran 10 his assistance. On coming up he
perceived the Indian that WAS mengaged,
with inife in n, hand, ia the ac' ofsllik-
lng his father, and strsck him 81 sfYeIe
blow upon the head rs 10 calisr his nIme
datc death, aud then rescusGd his father
from the hands of the other. n number
OF Indians II few hours after, assemblcdnear
the spot, which caused some alarm in the
neghborhood, aud in the evening a party
OF troops, under Capt. Webb aud Lieut.
Walker, marched TO the place but it was
aacrrtancd that the Indians assembled
''') ipi ne l''i I''5' VI bAl llB III ''''A
radc--they have shown no intention ~ re
ycngc his death.
We have given the above particulars
precisely Is they were related 10 rs.
lNDLlN DISPUTES.
Not Long since i, was reparted Tat {
war party, composed of Glta"as aud Pet
taw atamics, We're assembled in the vicinity
Of Fort Wayne, for the purpose of aVeng
nIg themselves ON the Miamirs. for some
murders which had hcCn committed by
them, unless they would consent - an
ahicable arrangement of the dispute We
have Just learnt from Mr.. Bclcher, recently
from For, Wayne, that the dispute il set
tlrd-the Miamirs having paid the injured
psrtrs five thousand duilars.
We also learn from Mr. Il. nfat a quar-
| tlyht goods, belonging to the 4 n.rican
Fur Company, valued at about 00G dol
| lars, has been recently seized by an agent
OF the Indian Department for an alleged
Infringement of the law regulating trade
with the Indians, on the part If thuse who
1 had the goods in possession.
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yRrsEN1 NE NH

yREsES1 MsstEEhs. MEMBERS r4rcf.
JAMES Allison. james A lliaon.
Samut! i3reck, Tlhn Wurtz.
John Brown, John S-onn,
JAS. Pnchanan, James buchanan.
Samuel Edwards Sem, Edwards.
NiNism G. Eni.. VIM. c. Ellis.
Patrcl, Farreily, Patrick Fnrrclly,
John Fiudlav, john Fmdlay,
Waiter Forward, Jas. s. Stevenson,
Robert Harris. Robert Harris
Ioso,,h ,,.,,r1,;u Jos,,,b lJa,,n,,in
Samuel ID. lngham, Samuel -. lnrham,
Geo. hrcner, Gru. krem"r
Sam"f, M'hean, Samuel Mkean,
fhllp :. Nakly, Fhbp =. Maildy,
! Dan'rl IL. Miller, Daniel II Miller,
! jas. y hiteheA, Games : Mitchell,
! Thohns Patterson, foscrh lawrence,
George finmel, George ihlher,
/. j. UodSers, Genrge Welt,
Nndrc" stewart, Andrew Stewart,
John Tod, a. Thompson,
DAM. tdrer, WIN. Adams,
Isaac Wayne, Charles Miner,
James Wilson, Jamcs Wilson,
Henry wilson Henry Wilson.
SOUTH CAROLINA DElEGAlloN.
PRESENT CONGRESS. 10TH CONGRESS.
.Io-l II. Poins.lt. Jorl Il. pous.lt.
! Johu Carter John Carter.
Joscph Gi + Joseph Gi.t.
G..n,,s, Ncnnaie .ti.ntr. McD uf;.
Andrs,, n En,,, AnJrpv II Go,nn
r.. lanes Hamilton If.
St,ri;,o TnrL4r Stul;,.r n'nrk,r.
Joln .Wiaon John WfS,n.
lRnh,rt.tamoh.u Ybnmas II. Mitchell
arc
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Last Tuesday, Geo. Ghinrs arrived here
from his tour Of examination IL the north
crn posts, viz. Mapkinae, Saut de Ste.
Marie and Greco Bay. After inspecting
the troops aud barracks II thls post on
Wednesday. he departed IN Ire Steam
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