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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-07-14

ORDINATIoNs.-On Wednesday the Both
ult. the Rev. Ezra Stiles Gannett was ordain-
ed as colleague Pastor with the Rev, Dir.
Channing-being the rs Congregational Min
ister settled in Boston.
Introductory prayer by Rev. Mr.. Palfrey-
Sermon by Rev. DR.. Charming -ordaining
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Kirkland.
Charge by Rev. DR.. Porter of Roxbury--
Right Hand of Fellowship by Rev Mr.. Gan
nett, of neutrality-suspicious. 10 the
Church and Society by the Rev. Mr.. Ware
Concluding Prayer by Rev. MIR. Pierpont.
The services on This occasian were all high
ly Notwithstanding and impressive
and were listened to with great seriousness
and attention by large audience of the first
responsibility. Christian Register.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-07-14
%OorCegtcr:
WEDNESDAY, JULY IA, 1924.

LIGHTNING RoDs. 1t ought to be known
that conductors for lightning, to have the in
tended effect, should be continued at least six
eetinto the earth, and, if possible, they should
communicate with water. By neglecting this
precaution, the danger may be rather ncreas-
ed than diminished, by the use of conductors.
During thunder storm in New-Salem, on the
3Oth ult. the electric fluid descended the rod
attached to the meeting house in that town.
The rod extended but about foot into the
earth, IN consequence of which, a quantity of
shavinss under the house was set On fire. and
1t Immediately communicated with the house,
which was saved only by the great exertions
of the inhabitants.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-07-14

NAVAL OPERATIoNs.-The following
vessels of war, we understand, are now
equipping for sea with all possible des-
patch, to wit: North-Carolina, "a, Com.
Rodgers Constellation, Al, Com. Mac
donough; Hornet, 90, Capt. Kennedy j;
Ontario, 22, Capt. Nicholson; Shark,
IL, Lieut.. Stephens; Porpoise, 10, Lieut..
Skinner; store ship DecOy, Lieut.. Gam
BILE.
We should presume that a considera-
BILE portion ofthis armament is intended
to shew itself along the coasts Of South
America, in order to impress the nations
there with proper idea of our naval
strength. We shall be glad TO find it so !;
and trust that the President Intends TO
combine this exhibition of national pow
er, with suitable display ofdiplomatic
dignity and talentin those interesting re-
gions, in counteracton of the impressions
and negotiations now evidently attempt
ing TO be effected by several of the most
imposing cabinets Of Europe. - flashing
ton Gdk.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-07-14

Mr.. Niles expresses himself thus in
his Weekly Register:
:" As TO what is called the 'era ofgood
feelings do not know that have had
any agency in bringing it about except
IN encouraging the belief that the feder-
ailsts have the same right to think for
themselves that the democrats possess
jefferson said that "eyery difference Of
opinion is not difference of principle, -
and that error OF opinion might be toll
Grated where reason was left free 10
combat it." And | must say that | have
not found the federaIsts less apt 10 walk
IN the fear of God and to pay 100 cents
TO the dollar ct their debts, than their
opponents :.,or better fitted for the plum
der OF banks, ruin of widows and beg
gary OF orphans. But the simple fact is,
that the great causes of dispute between
them and US have ceased, except that
they want places Of honor and profit as
cell as onrSelUes In truth regret the
dissolution of the federal party, as has
often times been said in this paper, as
causing the rise of other parties less
generous in their nature, and less safe in
their operation, being sectional and self
ish.-But the Essen junto qras not the ONLY
junto ahach we haze had in the United
States, that / z0iShed TO see mt d67yn-,'
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-07-14

We understand that Sheriff Ward has ten
dered his resignation to the Governor, who
has declined accepting it, till another appoint
ment shall have been made, and has directed
him to continne in the discharge of his official
duties till further orders.
In the mean time, Calvin Willard, ESQ. of
tltchburg has been nominated to the Council
as Sheriff Of this county. The nomination will
5eacted on at the meeting ofthe Council next
month.
The nomination of Pliny Merrick to the Of
lice Of County Attorney has been confirmed.
THE SEASON. After drought almost I'M
precedented at this season Of the year. we
were favoured with refreshing rain. on the
10Th inst which has revived the dropping veg
citation and inspired new hopes in the bosom
OF the husbandman. 1t is estimated that the
hay in this vicinity will not much exceed one
half the usual crop. Indian corn and English
gram had begun to suffer considerably, and in
some places where the fruit was not DESTROY
ed by the frost, it was fast falling in conse-
quence of the drought.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-07-14

The Convention of Rhode Island, hav-
ing finished the duty assigned them, have
made a report of a Constitution, and dis
solved. The question on the accep-
lance oft BY the People, will be taken
on the 4th October. Three ffths of
the votes are required for its ratiiica-
ton.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-07-14

". l. GOODS { GROCERIES,
At small advance from cost, and general
assortment constantly on hand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07

To the care and management Of the said Rice
while acting as the Storekeeper or Principal
Ageat TO the Penteniiary.
The offence FIRST exanlinedinto was the EN- :
bezzlement Of the sum of FIVE hundred g. Sc
venty-slx dolts. seventeen cts. on the day of
in the year 1929. The examination of
witnesses to support this charge and the argu
nents of the counsel fnr the prisoner and the
commonwealth, occupied the court during
their whole session Tuesday. Having
determined that the prisoner ought To he tried
for tins offence before the Superior Conri of
Law for this county, the cour, adjourned till
the next day, when they proceeded TO The
consideration oi the secUnd charg. against the
prisoner, which was that of emhezzling the
sum of 1865 SO cts. For this offence the mi.
soner was also re,nanded for trial hefnr, The
Superior Court Of law. The examination of
the thnd charge WAS deferred On the mutton
OF the prisoner till the next monthly court.
which will sit "n Wednesday next
The Court expressed their opinion that the
two cases eXa'sined by them We're baabe,
aud allowed the prisoner to enter into tw"
recognIzances in the penalty of $1,000 each
with sufficient security in the same penalties
Tor ms appearances at the Superior Court of
law, which will CONNIE nee its session for the
trial at criminal causes on the 9th day of next
H,onth hut failing to give the security requir-
ca, the prisoner was remanded to Jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
Charlottesville propsr,,, oy CoJc

WISH to sell that valuable property IN and sdnininr
the tow Of charlottesville. known bv the nar, of he
SWAN ThNtRN. There between 80 and Is acres o.
lahd running from the northeast the southwest o0nrr ~
lhe low" and affords many tcaaiif for pri
yHie resiiCncCsn full view offhe tnsersfv Of virrjf
ihr nrrnvcm" arc, the Tavern. lafge house bu ri
meat house, See honse Stables Sc These inpro, rnrst
we're valoedt 800 aud Insured, by the Mutual Assara
Suciety nj Nhririp Towns
Ny business 10 Richmond preventing ny paying af af
rn'ion 70 ne ahnve property which e. requires, an 81,
tcrred 20 cii the Tavern with much hand MAJ sf
ihe purchaser 'e whole if d~srcG Tho payments "
nc made very &c 1"H'm1iH;jrE-Or win hTrter The who'll.
pfWerte Tor Virginia Farmers BANK Srri ~ t..'r
FfhpaTy q. gs-U4f EUNtfSp ANpEtsON
~ TIE editors n The National Tp'eii,gen NE rep,
ed to insert ihe above weekly tse weeks seuthe
o his office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
To tie Editors IF tse Enquirer.

BuCklNGHAAt, Feb. 2, 1924.
In observing the general embarrassed state OF the COM
muniiy and the pecunary disiresses citizens have
not been entirely regardless Of the causes at least of
causes the most prominent n lan,rn,abIe fact hat
while many Of our citizens eronn under debt while their
names are TO" familiar ON docIei and while the
Welcome sheriff is their frequent vsiiant they seldom
or nev look back the cause even a-npt till too
late to remedy the evil Within three months nearly
ms can he ascertaned. there has sold this county
bout $500 hogs driven from frontiers of This
state but principally from K-ntucky rennesre-whch
at an averag" price Of Sc per hundred surprising each hog
to weigh no. will ,snhe the cum of S547 1901! This Il
greater sum than has heretofore been spent for
"uy ny our citizens, but II increases aud this su
something like it, is aud will probably he annually carried
from among US for this article. There is also
u-r"h'e intercourse carried by and
nn brethren for whiskey Horses beeve leather ,r
which articles ON i"r estimate there is aou, the
$1,000 taken each year from among making agere
gate oi s5OODo! IL is not To lie wondered len that
hear OF hard times This mistaken policy OF planters
aud farmers becomes daily serious and alarming
they, or many of then have actually abandoned the idea
vi raising their hogs of horses and rpen mo,
their expected superalundance of grain purchase them
This dedicated part Of heir ctop is iuercepiy used
I'LL they fad ;erc is none for leaud who If they had
buys IL Is Il e who sell as these commodities Do
they barter with us! No. srs-hey take our cash, and
carry II ir FROM us There tiireedhs of mecan
cal and lahoring czens who have oakc farmers
aud planters for aud bread f they have to buy
they MT, Ill supply This will make an
npctorie though serious change AMONG them. IL this
SOFA of $4,000, annually carried o could retained and
circulated among CAN'T held lnu lint "a could INV
coreri notions at hnaniry nn rcouur,y youi,i not
50 oite" he erected Icy hungry hooks; frequently near
The stale phrase of hard times. rhrn ye Shepherds. To
your hockS be knd-e, the husnandnrp caii ard count
his Swne-npd, may say, lee legislature aiay nor so
long in seSsionlet them talk about lenr iusrt
'"T'n adhere 10 tie saiuary laws they pased-rl
them pass some law suppress pat ,,w n efeciuay
tue retailing and tiping sysirm-l-t ihrm fjrfy aud
strengthen ,i'r >u'e,nd, word 10, rs and our
Legislature oo lear" and cultivate proper ai,ous cccno
my. n c,rtZrS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
Will. BE SOLID.

'hE subscribers respectfully inform the public tii9t
my nsyr IN baud general assortment Of AGRTCUf
'Onhb iMIitNENFSi comprising Fferfnrn, Wn,,I'.
an" wo"iiey Phsn' Pi ugs. BACON narsbsre do Of
"Hsfes-AlHSt three mould seed which NJ once ner-
inrm> The work nf three plprgbsuIlivators Harrovvs
"nrai FHns elf feeding Sfrpw Cni;ers &c
i"Ving been engaged several wears In the etove I,;
nss ty ne confident 0f rendering general satisfaction ~
he execution ol their work. public patronsse
IS soicned. u Ploughs Immediately repaired.
February 7. s9-wf DEAKYNF II pALMFR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
THE TARIFF.

We Fnblish n variety nf Particles in this days
paper op the subject Of The Tariff The inrr-
chants of Bn',oa, N. York, Phiadephla, Bal
tim"rr and Charleston have had meetings aud
entered into resolutions against this obnoxious
n'ehsure. Parts ofth'ir proceedings are pub
hshrd IN this r-besidrs a mass of facts
and arguments going Ia shrw tie in,pnlcy
and mischief Of Mr.. Tudd's Tariff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07

II MEETING OF the citizens Richmond and Man
Ghrse IS requested al The Merchants Coffee House, THIS
DAY at ~ oci"ck t"tke nio consideration proprietv
OF forwarding Memorial 10 Congress in opposition
Tarih 'ill nov before that body. Feb T.
FLOUR inspected ~ ia. City OF Kichmond, during lie
Quarter endiqg SLIT January 1874.
9's Half pGis. sunr,Gne
52,5t5 Bhls. '"Pe'"ne
5.i29 do Fine
1871 Mddings
202 do. UnmcrchantabIs
95 do SbipsfuGs
50,5S2 Total.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
BUENOs AYREs.

BY an arrival vt Boston from Bnenoa Ayrcs, we
lave received file Of papers the 9Th Of November.
letter from our correspondent Of the same daie
Vs" Mr.. Rodney has nofyel arrived here, although
ially expected"
negotiations were going AZ Monte FdeO con-
cstains = suspension Of bosiiies ADD The retntn Of
nc Portuguese ,roous 20 Europe
TRANSLATED Tor the y. Y. Daily 8dverser)
bOENOs AYGEs, Nay. Oh ibs 2blh Of OrtO
= Don Al, 4ro Il, Cosia ssat 10 the Baron de 4,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07

lacnna official leffct ~ which 10 infar.cd hin,
hat having understood that King John VI. desi,r,
| suspension at hos',iif'es between his troops
hose OF Brazil, and that the Ia, should return Ia
Portugal, and that, not knowing whether the Ba, or
had sufficient authority to grant necessary guarantees
or securing their en'barka,on for Portugal, he pro
posed sending messenger to Brazil, to obtain from,
The Emperor the requisite guarantees aud me aus and
therefore proposed an armisice, and free CONNER
between the place (of Monte Video) and the country
.niii answer should be received from his Imperial
Majesty.
On the 9Th the Baron replied, that he invest
ed with all authority necessary permit eub,r-
ka'ion OF that part of the division which might wish
To return TO Europe, and the continuance in the conn.
ny oil such as might prefer TO remain. On this ac-
count he considered unnecessary that m-ssenge err
should he sent Rio Janero, and would NOT p.rnj,
IT, rs II could he intended only gain time for the
advantage oI the revolution projected ly Don AIyao
as he knew they we've increasing their defensive
paIa'ions IN the place He therefore consented only
to an armisiice for few days, allow time FOR ~
or more confidential officers 10 treat with Don Aware
concerning his enbarka'ion. On the 30h at night,
company of the regiment Of IalaveIa, went over
TO the B,ron and on the 3lst at twelve, His En-
celency WAS To meet Col. Go,ja aud Maj Acuna to
open n treaty.
The latest dates from Lima are Of the 9Th of Sep
tember Bolivar entered that city the lst OF Sep
TENDER, where he was received with great joy, aud
immediately restore eel tranquility. He arrived in the
orig Shniborazo, and commands 1000 men. The
congress oil feru Rave conferred him powers cx-
ceed'ng those of President; indeed the pleni,ude
oo'h OF pomIcai AMI military authority. His yea'iy
pay is $4,000
:. An official letter to The President of Peru, from
Zen. Sucre, (who WAS sent by the Colombian Repub
lie to aid the Peruvians with his army,) states,
an verbal authority, that the Spanish General
Valdes, with 1900 men has hten completely
routed at Dtsaguadero, on his retreat, by
Ten. Santa Cruz, with the luss of 1000 or 1906
men, Va killed, Wounded aud prisoners. This
was The van guard at the Spanish army, under
the command Of Gen. LA Serna.
The Government Of Buenos Ayres have en-
tered into "A contract for the conveyance To
that State of 200 Irish labourrrs of the dpscrip-
ton usually called na,igators for the purpose
of cuttIng canal from Ensenada 10 the city
OF Buenos Ayres, and these colonisis are now
assemhled and waiting To embark at Ln crpool.
IheH bind themselves To serve the Govern
men' for seven years, for which they receive II
certain consideration, and at the expiration OF
that timea certain quantity OF land will he al,
lottrd To each.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07

Thr F-arkfir, "Cnmmrn'n.or- OF the 2ath ut gives "A
n'irr'" '|r~'on OF ihe Columbus nr-rgl s,aIes that
me name "i Dewitt Clinton stricken (iroia the
S'nrnvir rcsoittiOns) aud that of Hsy Gay inserted
10y acci,fD,nfion.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
NfrrIfE

fTinE annual meeting Of the Stockholders of ihc Rich
nond and O.but"c's Turnpike Company, VII 10 hcid
II The Union Hotel ~ the cy "a Eicifnind ON MONpAV
Mkt. at SIR o'clock v ".
Fsb7 GEO u cARWNGTON ssery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07

MAkNlEDl-On The 20rh ut by the Rev. Mr. Wie!tss
WALTER r. Jones, Esq. Attorney Law, to Miss MARY
Eliza IANLoS, eldest daughter of Richard Taylor Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07

,ge of persons most Of whom have long been know as
- opponents ~ the republican party, convened last
y IN purssnre Of the call Of self constituted Commit
styling themselves Republicans, the comm
concerted system &C. o,-rav majority -f the Legis.-
IRE and Ia divert them from the exercise discretion
stich the Constitution OF tile Cniied States las ise, de
"ga ed ~ Them.
Re'oirsd That have the fullest confidence in the
-gry and prudence Of the Republican m.ib-rs Of Tie
Legislature ina Ne look then such
uct with respect To the electors Ia her ueleras
opinion mos, tend 10 retain this iis due weight
ne Councils 80 this nation, To preserve the Influence
nhicrn principles, aud promote the election or such
candidate rs shall "pp-sr fully unite the wishes and
Interests al ;he Republican Party.
BENJ BAILEY, Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
SALEM ROAKnING SCH0OL-

TUE subscriber having fnshsd raf1nntions iosss H.
I Nc reception oi rnftirra is prepared tas
seven, n addifioe to his prrtel.. rgrher.
ADDISON " LEWIS
5gtta fr1nIa 'r.rHr.r q 8f---,sfto
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
Extract Of letter duted Lima, Sept. Sih, re-
ceiped an PhtfudeIphi,p

AsiesPrc's the political news, General Boil
var arrived here about fortnight since, and
has been appointed to- the Supreme com
nand with the title of Liherator. He is pre-
pairing TO march into the Sierra, and follow
up The Spanish army. The Patriot army un-
der Gen. 81. Cruz, which landed At InIerme-
dios have pushed on for Potosi, and at last
dates were at La Paz, having defeated di-
VISION ot The Spanish army under Baldace,
win the loss Of 1900 men. General Sucre
WIN division of Colombian troops was in
possession of Arequaypo every thing was
in favourable aspect for the cause of the
Patriots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
NOTICE.

EsECUTtVE DEPARTMENT
o. February, 1898
DUOPOSAiS Nil be received at ibis deps-ilneni 81
hr 10Th ms. Ter ssprvine the Pebble Guard in i'is
ci!y WITH rdoae and quarefinasers stofss fr one
BY order OF the Executive.
Feb. 5.--st WIN. ". btCHAFDSON. Ch. Council.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
From The same.

Oct 1.-THE present is critical period
with the Patriot cause in upper Peru for by
ihis Time, in oil probability, a decisive battle
has been fought in the neighbourhoud of the
Lake OF litticacoa, where both parties were
al iast dates concentrating all their furcps.-
u me Patriots have gained, the country is
liberated and an end put to The war IL other
wise, it will he prucrustinated for an indefinite
time such are the perlinacity and persever-
ance, If not The loyalty, of the Spanish char
acier.
Flour, on the llth October, - dollars per
barrel, ma hoard 1900 barrels from Gibraltar
arrived and sold at that price
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
THE GREEKS

NEW YORK, Feb 2.-We are indebted to
MIR. Topllf, for the following extract Of let
ter rom B"stonian, resident at Smyrna, Civ
ing very favorable account of the affairs of
'hr Greeks. Smyrna, Nor. 90, 1924.
Tnr Greeks go on fanousy. naval ac-
non has lately been fought, in which the
Greeks captured sIoop of war, several briggs.
schr. and transports. The sioop Of war was
formerly an American ship, belonging to New
York, captured by the English during the war,
and sold lately Ia the Turks.
n. ,. have just time to add, that we have
tins moment received official news the sur
render of Corinth tn The. Grecian army bv a
capituIation-- prisoners to be landed in
Asia. The Creek vessels, with the prisoners
are now IN the Gulf, with the intention OF
landing them. II is an all important place for
th- Greeks, whuse cause appears daily to
brighten.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07

% Tuesday tll, court of Hastings Of dis
GUY i"r the examination nf Mat. n. Rice.
aS"'ns' within three prosecutions have been
mmenced furtnl'czzog s. fraudulentIy con.
VrriIug 10 his cwn use several sums az money
We aropeiig yithe commnnr ealfhl cnirnsied
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07


JOSIAH S. JOHNSTON, lately Represents
tive in Congress, has been elected Senator of
the United States frum the State Of Louisiana.
vice JAMES BRowN, resigned The vote,
in joint haloting of The Legislature, was
For j. S. Johrston, 90
For Edward Livingston, s7
"A narrative has ne''n pabIishrd of the cap
ture of the Swedish ship Naiade, bound from
NlarseilIes for Havana, by pirates, in Fehrua-
ry, 1898, off the Isle of Pines. Adolph Sim
mlnsskold, who was cook ON board, aud who
IS, III all probability, thronly one left 10 tell
the tale, arrived al F,rnandind de- Xagua. IA
bout The 27th A r last, in the most fulorn
condition. He had an old piece of Osnaburg
round his waist, and over his shoulders were
fragments of an old calico cotton morning
gown. 1t is he who gives the information
that The Naiade sailed from Marsres, in No
vember, 1899, with n cargo of wine, pro,i-
slons, &c. with crew of fourteen men, and
four passengers, and that, on February Cd,
1898, shr made the Isle of Pines, south of Gu
ba, where she was boarded by "A topsail schr.
and run aground on the Isle Of Pines and rob
bed. The ship was burnt the next day, and
the crew, after some i'll Treatment, were kent
on board the pirate about month, cruiZing
in the day time, and anchuring in the KEYS at
night aud then were abandoned. in the long
boat, with little wine, water, aud provi-
sioDs, on key IL leagues S. w. rro,n Cayo
Blanco. Here they remained eight DAYS.
suffering severely for want Of water, when.
after several unsuccessful attempts, the cook
and four others set out on Il raft fOf another
key nearer the main land, which none but The
cook ever reached. He had 10 swim three
miles with piece of The raft whether the
others were saved or not is Uncertain. Thr
cook lived with poor fisherman at Cayo
BlancO for three weeks, hut could not prevail
on him to attempt IN save lhe remainder OF
the crew, for fear 0fthe pirates.
The trial of Lieut.. Kcnnon excites cOosid-
cradle interest, being upon charge. by Com.
mOdOre Porter, 0f having made certain pub
icaiions in the newspapers not compatible
with his official duties The tendency of this
trial is understood to bc the reason why the
| sailing Of the figIte John Adams, with Com
nodore Porter, for the West India station
has been So long delayed. fyNdf. IuL