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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-03
SHINN'S PANACEA.

VHVHE subscriber having dis
e covered the composition of SWAIM'S
celebrated PANACEA, has now supply on
hand foe sale. He has now reduced the price
from So, SO to $50; or by the dozen, S24.
All charitable institutions in the United
States, and the poor, will be supplied gratis.
ii the citizens of the principal towns will
appoint an agent to order and distribute this
medicine to the poor, it will be supplied.
This medicine is celebrated for the cure of
the following diseases, "scrofula or kings
evil, liberated and putrid sore thloatS, long
standing rheumatic affections, culaneous dis
eases, white swelling and diseases ofthe bones,
and all cases generally of an ulcereous char
actcr, and chronic diseases generally arising
in debilitated constitutions, but more espe-
cially from syphilis or affections arising
therefrom; ulcers in the larynx, &c. and that
dreadful disease occasioned by long and ex-
tensive use of mercury, etc. 1t is also use
full in the diseases Of the liver"
CERTIFICATES.
! have within the last two years had an OPP
portunity of seeing several cases Of very in
veterate ulcers, which have resisted previous
ly the regular modes Of treatment, were heal
ed by the use of Mr.. Swaim's Panacea, and
do believe, from what have seen, that it
will prove an important remedy in scrofulous,
venercal, and mercural diseases.
n. CHAPMAN, M. d.
Professor Of the Institutes and Practice Of
Physic in the University of Penn.
] have employed the Pauacea of Mr.. Swain
in numerous instances, within the last three
years, and have always found it extremely ef-
ticacious, especially in secondary syphiltics,
and mercurial diseases. have no hesitation
in pronouncins it a medicine of inestimable
value. w. GIBSON, M. l..
Professor of Surgery in University of Penn.
JOHN sHlNN, Chemist.
Philadelphia, Feb. 1920.
~ For sale at Smith & Pearsals, n. E.
corner Of Third and Market Streets, Philadel.
phia, Iuly7, 1924, emily.
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STANZAS.

Written in detection near Naples.
The sun is warm, the sky is clear,
The waves are dancing fast and bright;
Blue isles and snowy mountains wear
The purple noon's transparent light
around its unexpanded buds;
Like many voice of one delight,
The winds, the birds, the o3tan foods,
The City's voice itself is soft, like Solitude's.
see the deep's Uninterrupted floor
With green and pdrple sea-weeds strown;
see the waves Upon the shore,
Like Light dissolved in star-showcrs
thEoTSn;
sit upo,l the sands alone
The lightning Of the noon-tide ocean
!sFAshinS round me, and tone
Arises from its measur'd motion,
How sweet did any heart now share in my
emotion.
Alas have nor hope nor health,
Nor peace within nor calm around,
Nor that content surprising wealth
The sage in meditation found,
And VALID with inward glory cTown'd--
Nor fame, nor power, nor love nor leisure.
Others | see whomthese surround
Smiling they live and call life pleasure
To me that cup has been dealt IN another
measure,
Yet now despair itself is mild,
Even as the winds and waters are;
could lie dwn like tired child,
And weep away the life otcare
Which | have borne and yet must bear,
Till death like sleep might steal on me,
And might feel in the warm air
NJ ui:rrK grow cold, and hear the sea
Breathe o. my dying brain its last monotony.
Some might lament that were cold,
AsI when this sweet Sss !: gone,
Which MY lost heart, too soon grown oid,
Insults with this untimeiy mean;
They might lament-for am one
Whom 4pen love not-and yet regret,
Unlike this day, which, when the sun
Shall on lis stainless glory set,
Will linger, though enjoyed, like JOY in men,
DRY yet.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-03
Executors Sale.

SY License Of the Judge of
~ D Probate for the County of Worcester,
will be sold at Public Auction, on the Prem
ises, on Monday, the twenty ninth day Of NO
venber next, at one of the clock in 'iie after
noon, the following described zeal Estate,
lately belonging to Capt. LEVI PEAsE, OF
Shrewsbury, in said County, deceased, to
vital the Right in Equity which the said
deceased had at the time OF his death to re-
deem the premises on which he last dwelt,
subject to the widows right of dover therein,
situated one and fourth of mile east of the
Meeting House in said Shrewsbury, and on
the old Post Road-consisting Of sixty-seven
acres of valuable Moving, Pasturing, and Til
lage Land, with large Dwelling House and
many Out Buildings thereon--long kept as a
Stage Houoo and Tavern, aud well situated to
be again improved for that purpose.
ditions made known at time and place of sale,
ANDREW II. WARD, Ear.
Shrewsbury, Oct. %. 1924.
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Zoo Gents Rezvmd !!

Up AN away from the Subscrib-
~ q er, on the 18th instant, GEORGE
BROOKS, an indented Lad, aged 10 years.
This is to forbid all persons from harbouring
or trusting said Lad, as | shall pay no debts Of
his contracting. JOSEPH KENDALL.
Sterling, Oct. u, 1894.
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TO IANTEiE.

he following beautiful moroccan will be rel
ished by every one who has taste for del
;cacy of sentiment or sweetness diverse.
When upon the western cloud
Hangs days fading roses,
When the linnet sings aloud,
And the twilight Closes
As mark the moss-grown spring,
Rv the twisted holy,
PensiTe thoughts OF thee shall bring
Loves own melancholy.
Lo! the crescent moon on high
Lights the half-chok'd fountain;
Wandering winds steal sadly by
From the hazy mountain
Yet that moon shall wax and wane,
Summer winds pass over;
Meier the heart shall love again
Of the sighted lover!
When the russell Autumn brings
Blighting to the forest,
Twisted close the ivy clings
To the oak that's hoarest;
60 the love of other days
Cheers the broken hearted;
But If once our love decays.
IT'S for aye departed.
When the boar frost nips the leaf
Pale and scar it fingers,
Wasted in its beauty brief,
By decays cold fingers;
Tet unchang'd--it meier again
Shall its bloom recover:
Thus the heart shall aye remain
Ofthe sighted lover.
Love is like the songs we hear
O'er the moonIight ocean!
Youth the spring time ola year,
Pass'd in love's devotion
Roses of their bloom bereft
Brcathes fragrance sweeter;
Beauty has no fragrance left,
Though its bloom is aeeter.
Then when tranquil evening throws
Twilight shades above thee,
And when early morning CLOVIS,
Think Of those that love thee
For an interval of years
We ere long must sever
But the hearts that love endears,
Shall be parted never.
n. Y. Advertiser.
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SacJt's Patent Shearing Machine


A LII persons are forbid, un-
"a der penalty of the Law, TO make or use
said Machine, unless purchased from 3ERlAH
SWIFT, or his Agent JACOB T. WALDEN, New
York. For further particulars apply in this
Town to JOHN DAVIS, Esa.
August 10. 3m
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o'clock, A. NJ. and will pass by Hadly Acad
envy aud Amherst Collegiate Institution and
Academy through Enfield, Greenwich, Hard
wick, New Braintree and Paxton, and arrive
at Worcester at ! O'Clock, T. M.-will leave
Worcester at 2 O'clock, and passing over the
Worcester Turnpike and MIL Dam, will ar
rive in Boston at O'clock, p. II.
-RETURNtNG-
Leave Boston every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday at 3 o'clock, A. ". and passing over
the same route, will arrive in Northampton at
o'clock, P. NJ. For the purpose Of insuring
dispatch and punctuality, the proprietors will
run three teams between Northampton and
Worcester. and three between Worcester and
Boston. Carriages will be changed but once
from Boston to southampton.
Fer seats at Boston apply at Wilde & Hos
mers, Elm ST. formerly Patterson) or at the
Exchange Coffee House, or Col. Wilde's
Eastern stage house-at Worcester, at c.
stockwell's-at Northampton, at Warren's
Inn.
twenty-five pounds baggage allowed to
a passenger, aud all baggage at the risk Of
the owner.
Fare from northampton to Boston, $500.
From Worcester to Boston, $500.
C. STOChWELL, Worcester.
f. A BILLING, Hardwick.
JOSEPH BOIVM.4.N, .Ms,c Braintree.
S.4IUEL BILLING. Hardwick.
jas On .WLXTER, .
s. F. & Z. CUTLER,
SCOTTO BERRY /"
JONES & DOCDS, Enfield.
E. JONES & A. PACKARD, Enfield
HENSH.4W & CARY, ". B,ookfeld
Elijah BROW,N, Parton.
D.4VIU CLARK, y orceSter.
L.4WSO,N BARTLETT, Worcester.
TIMOTHY H.4IH.4JK.4Y, Boston.
Anoust o. 1901
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Worcester, ss. October 2, 1924.
A TTACHED, Oh mense pro-
IA cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold at Public NtnGuc, at Samuel Woods
Inn III Grafton, OF Tuesday, the sixteenth
day of November ext, at two O'Clock, in the
aitcrnoon--all the Right III Equity which
NATHANIEL ADAMS, jr. of said Grafton,
has TO rcdtem his M ortgased Real Estate, sit
uated in said Grafton. near the Meeting
House, on the great road leading from Graf
ton to Wcs!borough.
EDMUND J. MILLS, d. Sheriff.
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insurance.
TSHE SPRINGFIELD FIRE INsur

ME SPRINGFIELD FIRE INsUe
n ANcE COMPANY, have appointed Mai.
SIMEON BURT of WORCESTER, their Agent
and Surveyor for the town Of Worcester and
ITS vicinity, and solicit, through him, share
OF the public patronage. This Company
have been in full operation for nearly year.
Their Capital is all paid in, in Cash, and is
well vested, principally in public stocks.
They will make Insurance on all kinds Of
.Manufaeiories and other property, to the a
mount of $4,000 on any one risk, and on
terms as favourable as those ofother Offices in
the Country. And the Directors pledge them
selves to an honorable and fair management
OF the concerns Of the Institution.
JOHN HOOKER, !
ISRAEL L. TRASK,
MOSES BLISS,
JONA. DWIGHT, Directors.
GEO. BLISS jr.
MINER STEBBENS,
BENJA. DAY,
GEO. BLISS, Jr. Seerelarv.
Springfield, Feb. %, 1924. tfeo w
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Worcester, SIS. October 4, 1924.
4 TTACHED by virtue of an
Execution, the same having been pre-
yiously alta ched on mcsne process, and will
be sold at Publick Vendue, on Saturday, the
thirteenth day Of November next, at one Of the
clock, in the afternoon, on the premises at the
now Dwelliag-House Of BRAD F. BAKER, in
Charlton-ill the Right in Equity that BRAD
F. BAKER has IN redeeming the mortgaged
Real Estat: on which the said BAKER now
lives--and .lso ONE other piece of Land situat-
ed III Dudley, in said County.
F,BENEZER BALLOON, d. Sheriff.
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The following beautiful moroccan will be rel
ished by every one who has taste for del
;cacy OF sentiment or sweetness diverse.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-12-15
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
WASHINGTON, DEC. 7, 1924.

WASHINGTON, DEC. 7, 1924.
This day, at II o'clock, the PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES communicated to both
Houses of Congress the following
MESSAGE:
FsllOw- Citisens Of The Senate,
and the House of Representatives.
The view which have now to present to
you, of our affairs, foreign and domestic, re-
allies the most sanguine anticipations which
have been entertained of the public prosperity.
II we look to the whole, our growth as ma
ton continues to be rapid beyond example /;
if to the States which compose it, the same
gratifying spectacle is exhibited. Our expan-
sion over the vast territory within our limits
has been great, without indicating any de-
cline in those sections from which the emigra-
ton has been most conspicuous. We have
daily gained strength, by a native population,
in every quarter: population devoted to our
happy system of government, and cherishing
the bond of union with fraternal Affection
Experience has already shown, that the differ
.ence of climate, and of industry proceeding
from that cause, inseparable from such vast
domains, and which, under other systems,
might have repulsiVe tendency, cannot fail
10 produce with us, under wise regulations,
the opposite effect. What one portion wants,
the other mny supply. and this will be most
eensibly felt by the parts most distant from
each other, forming thereby domestic mar
ket, and an active intercourse between the ex-
tremes, and throughout every portion of our
Union.-Thus, by happy distribution ofpow-
er between the National and State Govern
ments; governments which rest exclusively
on the sovereignty ofthe people, and are fully
adequate to the great purposes for which they
were respectively instituted, causes, which
might otherwise lead to dismemberment ope-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-26
Gagnett's lectures.
SECOND EDITION

FsSHOMAS w. WHITE begs leave to an
d nounce to the public, that he has Just issued
from the Press, the second edition IF Mr. james VI
GarneHs Lectures on Female Education; and to
express the hope, that they thought the first de-
sIraole purchase, they will deem the one which he
now offers, much more so.-Ths has been carefully,
revised and corrected 10y the author himself who
has added Preface, in which summary view is
taken Of the principal obstacles rho progress of
Education i'll general, but particularly to that of
Females MIR. Garnett has also annexed Code
of Maxims, entitled ''The Gossip's Manual, or
.harims for Conversation and Conduct; ADAPTED 10
boM SeTeS and all ages beyond cl.idtood'-- OBJ
ject of which will be best explained by its perusal.
~ PRICE ONE DOLLAR, neatly bound and let
teredaud for sale by the publisher at his Printing
Office, over Mcssrs. Hayes & Loomer's Dry-Good
store Market-Bridge. They may also be procured
at Mrs. Whites Millinery Store, second door be-
low Messrs r. e. Fl. Nelson's, Main street.
Nov. 90. 7,e8.
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SALE or LAND IN G0OCH-
LAND

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST ex-
- ecuted to the subscribers by Neil McCoull, to
secure 10 William Long the payment of certain
sum OF money therein mentioned, we shall proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, for cash. on the 24th
Day OF January, 1925, on the premises, a tract of
Land containing Seven Hundred and odd acres, las
per decd) situated and being in the county Of
GoUchiand, called White Hall--about eight miles
above Goochland Court House; or so much thereof
as snail be sufficient to satisfy and pay the said
oeO'' Inc Trustees will only convey such title as
is vested in them by said deed.
ROBERT DOUTHAT.
Nov Ss. " y 'i'''i ssssa
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GENERAL LA FAYETTE.

FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. "a.
1t has been found impracticable to prepare, in
time for this days paper, such satisfactory ac-
count of the reception four illustrious visitor, as
the many interesting incidents to which it gave
rise seem justly to entitlc it. This will be done on
Saturday. We will barely observe, that a more
hosPitable reception he has no where met with
since he first landed on the shores of New York.
HE reached here ON Saturday evening, and left
ns on Monday evening following, for the City of
W Washington, by way of the steam boat.
-. Herald.
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The state Of .Michigan.-The question is fire.
quently asked by strangers in this country, owhen
willyou be admittedas astate," For the informa-
ton ofPersons at distance, state that the CAL
culatiOn here is as follows:
On the an Of July, 1896, half century of our
national independence will be completed. On
that day by the admission Of Michigan and Ar
kansas, the number of states will be doubled,
and instead of the original thirteen, there will be
t,oenty-sie states in the confederacy. This cal
cuation, we believe, is warranted by our present
prospects. Detroit Gasete.
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~ To The Members IF tie Legislature, and the
Electors Of President and y. P.-We were re-
qucsted to publish several hundred EXTRA numbers
of the Wing of Tuesday, the Odd inst. containing
an argument signed ''Fabius,' for the use of such
Members OF the General Assembly. and Electors, as
were disposed to read it. Gentlemen who belong
to those bodies therefore informed that that arr
gument which certainly, from lis candor and abb
lily, merits their attention, eau be procured by
calling at the Office of the Richmond Wing
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Herald
WASHINGTON, November "a,
GENERAL LAFAYETTE

=, YIN ENhL LAFAY ETTE
Reached this city yesterday morning in the
steam boat. from Fredericksburg, accompanied
by the Hon. James Barbour, of the Senate of
the Uuited States, and Judge Brooke, of the
Court of Appeals of Virginia. The General
was met, at the wharf, at 6 o'clock in the morn
ing, by the Committee of Arrangements, and
conducted, under the escort of Capt. Andrews,
troop of cavalry, to the Franklin House.
The General dined yesterday with the Presi-
dent of the United States, with the principal
Officers of the Government, the Mayor Of the
City, and other guests.
SHE will leave here to-day, about eleven
o'clock-not being able, compatibly with some
private engagements, to depart at an earlier
hour; and will reach Baltimore probably be-
tween and Q o'clock i'm the evening.
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RICxEaxOMD WFxIG.
MoRNISG, NOVEMBER 26, 1894.

u The members Of the RICHMOND ADAMS
COMMITTEE, are requested tn meet at the Bell
Tavern, on this evening at Z o'clock.
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NORFOLK, Nov. %


The United States ship NORTH CAROLINA, of
II guns, Capt. Morgan, towcd down from the
Navy Yard at Gosport Saturday last, by the
steam boats Virginia and Petersburg, nd moored at
the usual anchorage of our national vessels, be-
tween Forts Nelson and Norfolk. 1t was very
gratifying spectacle to citizens, who witnessed
the ease with which she glided through the water,
not meeting with the slightest obstruction. The
view of this fine ship at anchor off town is
the more attractive from the circumstance Of her
being the first American line of battle ship that has
ever occupied her present anchorage.
The North Carolina is destined to the Medlter-
ranean, where she will bear the broad pendant of
Com. JOHN RODGERS.
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To JNo. III. PLEAsANTs, Esa.

1t Is all interesting fact, that of the trenfy
hcnSnd children, whose names have been re-
gistered on the books of the common or publ;,.
schools of the state of New-Yo but one of
them has been traced to a criminal court of ms
tice charged with an offence. glorious in
stance of the effect of education in The improve
Inent of morals in land of free institutions,
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hill Creek Township, penn. took FIRE in her
absence, and was entirely consumed-two chill
dren, one about four years of age, the other one
year, were burt to death. The little sufferers
were found locked in each others embrace.
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J' Orders for PRINTING JOBS will -
thankfully received at the WHrG Office. and -
ecuted with accuracy, neataess and eypedif;,,T,
on moderate terms.
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Season IN Canacia.-The Quebec Gazette
OF the 18th October says, that since the 10th
the weather had been very cold, on the 18th
there was an unusual heavy fail Of sno,c, which
covered the ground, aud enabled the farmers, in
some instances, TO use their winter carriages to
attend church. Snow fell in the open country
around Quebec, to the depth of about three in
ches and half The frost was severe. The
first snow that fell last year was on the 9th of
October. The navigation of the river in the
same year, closed much earlier than it had for
many years before; but it was not completely
interrupted until the 23I November, and on
that day, four vessels, which reached England
safely sailed
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The 1st, Sd and Cd to $4,000
I'd, 1st and Sd TO 1000
Cd, Sd and lstto 5000
Sd, lst and Cd to 1000
81, I'd and 1st TO 1.538


three of the drawn Nos. and those three the 1st,
I'd and 9TH, in of their several orders of COM
binaton or pcrmutation, will each be entitled 10
prize of $1,000.
Those six other tickets, which shall have on them
three of the drawn Nos. and those three the Ist
Sd and 9TH, in some one of their several orders of
combination or Formulation, will each b. entitled
to prize of $500.
Those six othe Stickets which shall have on them
three of the drawn Nos and those three the 2nd
Sd and 18th, in one of their orders, will each
be entitled to a prize of $500.
Those l56 tickets which shall have on them two
of the drawn Nos. and those two the Sd and 1tb
will each be entitled to prize Of S24
Those 3l2 tickets which shall have on them two
OF the drawn Nos. and those two the Cd and 3D. OF
I'd aud 1th, will each be entitled to a prize of SIP
All others, being 46G, having ON them two of the
drawn Nos will each be entitled to prize of SO.
And all those 1900 tickets, having on them hut
one of the drawn Nos. will each be entitled to a
prize of 81.
No ticket which shall have drawn prize of a
superior denomination, can be entitled TO an infe-
rior prize.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing, and
subject to the usual deduction of fifteen pcr cent
Tickets and Shares may be had until Monday
inc ON december next, at the scheme price, viz:
Whole Tickets 81 o.
Half do. 625
Quarter do. 815
When the price will be advanced to 81.
Packages of ten tickets, embracing the 80 Nos
OF the Lottery, which must of necessity draw
at least SIS so nett, with many chances for ca
pitfalls; or shares Of packages, may be had at the
same rate.
Prizes in any Of the Lotteries of New York, New
jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and virginia, will
be received in payment.
W Orders enclosing the cash, prizes, as above,
free of postage, for tickets or shares will receive
prompt attention, If addressed to
Nov % 80
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country hitherto controlled in the exercise of
ITS native energies, rolling ON with steady
course, and dispensing its benificence with a
generous hand, is enough to make any man
proud OF the characteristic enterprze of his
country, that almost vics with nature in its ope-
ratiOns.
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DRAWING
OF THE
QuanticO Canal Lottery Of Va.

FOURTH CLASS.
ME subscribers having been requested to SUI
Il periutcnd the drawing of the CuaNTIco CA
NAL Lottery, Fourth Class, do hereby certify.
mat the following were the numbers which were
this day drawn from the twenty placed into
the wheel, viz:
21 8 1S Ia
AND that the said numbers were drawn in the or
der IN which they stand above; that TO saw No. o.
was the htst that was drawn; No. s. was tile second;
No. l6, was the third; and No II, was the fourth.
and last.
Witness our hands, at the City of Richmond this
twenty fifth day.of November, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty four.
JOHN BRocKENBRouaH, JAMES RAWLINGS,
PETER V. DANIEL, :. Ii. PLEAsANTs.
From the preceding certificate, it will be seen
what numbers drawn from the wheel for deter
mining the prizes in the QUANTICo CANAL LoTrE-
Rf, Fourth Class, with the order in which they
were drawn; and the Manager has the honor to an
hounce 10 tine public the following the result:
The ticket which drew the prize of $5,0O0sis thar
having on it the three first drawn Nos i'm the order
i'll which drawn, viz: