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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-01-12
BOYDEN & FENNO.
& Fenno
Watch-Makers and Jeavellers,
A. D.

Opposite the Post-Ofice,)
HAVE received a supply of
IL a English and French SILVER WATCH
ES-SILvER. SPooNs--Fine Gold SEALS, KEYS,
SLIDES and RINGs-Steel and Gilt do.--a
good assortment of Pearl, Paste, and common
EAR-RINGs FINGER-RINGs and Bosom Pms
-PEN-KNINEs, SCISSORS and RAzoRs-Brit-
tanla TEA-PoTs-Block Tin do.-Plated CAN
DLEsTICKs-Brass do.-Steel SNUFFERs-do.
TRAys-and many other articles not herein
mentioned.
The above Goods will be sold as low
as can be purchased elsewhere.
.Also-Superiour WArcH-On.
n. B.-Particular attention paid to
repairing WATCHES of all descriptions, TIME
PIECES, JEwELRY, &c.
Cash paid for Old GOLF and SILVER.
Worcester, Jan. ), 1926.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-01-12
Tavern Stand
1T AUCTION.

WILL be sold at Auction, by
W leave Of Court, on Thursday, the sec
ond day of February next, at 10 o'clock, at
noon, on the Premises, the well known TAY-
ERN STAND in scarborough, belonging to
the Estate of Samuel Woodbury., deceased f.;
situated on the Worcester Turnpike, 25 miles
from Boston, and Is miles from Worcester
consisting of TaVern-House, Barn, Sheds,
&c. and about IS acres OF Land. Said Stand
is well situated in a pleasant Village, (next
door to the Store of Dertsr Fay & Co.. The
Buildings are almost new, and in good repair,
and will be sold without reserve, and payment
made easy.-For further particulars, inquire
of Mr.. Simon WoOdbury, or Of Francis B. Fay,
living near the Premises, or of the Subscriber.
JONAS BALL.
Scarborough, Dec. %, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-01-12
HEARD g MHANNIIIGa

HEARD g NTANNIII@a
At the Green Store, WORCESTER,
HAVE lately received a good
EB assortment of Rich and Fashionable
Goods, adapted to the season-comprising a
variety of Stuff Goods; Silks ; Calicoes; Ice
land Moss; Umbra and other Pushes; Vel
vets; English Lace Wells, &c. sc. A few
Pieces Elegant LONDON RIBBED CASH
MEREs; BROAD CLOTHS, of different grades
and colours-Vestings, &c.
FRENCH PAPER HANGINGs,
w. |. GOODS & GROCERIES.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-01-12
MILLINARY.

MILLINAR1 I.
They have made such arrangements
IL this part of their business as they trust will
give general satisfaction as pains have been
and will be taken to obtain the latest and
most approved Fashions. On hand, an assert
ment Of Elegant Bonnets, Caps, Turbans, &c.
Any article in this line made at short notice.
o. Ladies are invited to call.
Worcester, Dec. 90, 1924.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

his left leg aud his neck Thus securely bouni stake
hc tagSots provided for the occasion piled the
CHAM; straw was placed beneath and between them
was thought likely most ccc,ually contribute the
herceness of the blaze.
"A moment awful cation followed Tho ryec,-
toner approached with lighted torch when the Duke of
bavaria rode uSs, aud loudly called 10 him ,ha
was still IN his power repent aud react his erros but
that IN few moments it would be his power d.
thought the danger alseady passed. he replied bot
hopp'y am nothing tempted Ia gasay what have here
tofure advanced. have laugh, the truth and am now
ready To seal II with my blood. Ultimately may prevail
thought may not see -This day kndle the flames
oi persecution about poor and worthless sinner but the
spirit which anmatcs shall, phunN like, ascend from
nay ashes aud maesticaiy high through
cecdng ages, Prove all the Christian world, how vain
tins persecution. how inpo;ent your rage
"Ihe martyr turned as far his bands would admit
and looked towards the cXecutionc who approached
To knde the fire. His movement caused of
fragments, to fail. Upon this, the flaming laid
down. I'll the wood could be replaced. The Bohemian
the torch resumed, and IN the instant he heard the
cracking OF the lighted The rapidly extending
blaze spread round the pe while seziug last
mat 'c'aned To him on earth, Huss prayed aloud. He
was proceeding, when the rising flame seized his I'd,
eyes, ana eyebrows, and threw cap
from his ead--HiS voice again heard
ing OF the volume OF FIRE, which now burst from the top o
the pie behind the stake Utterancs failed him. his
upcd eyes evnccd, in that awful n,nmeut that his
WAS still! awake to devoon though his tongue
forever Ills face became violently distorted aud bowling
Gown ms head he expire. Enough wood had
not been provided aud the fire failed before the mortal We
mains OF the MARTYR than half Hi
cIotcs had been thrown pile aid of the laggotS
but all was insufficient, and supply wood was ne
ceSSdry The burning being length complete, ashc
were carefully collected, carried away in
INTO the nciShbofng river that the admirers the Boe
ni'h might possess nothing 10 recall the memory Of he
! martyr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
TIE WORLD
From Hc sublime 10 the rjdiculos, there is Jutu sep
SniR HnOnNDnric.

fIOUI NIc StJlnle u The TdlcIJVS, tIerc
said Bu0nupuric
As there two reasons in life is,;,,r,;od =;
every respect, the morning and the evcp;,o,,o,,t
old age-so there are two distinct s,,rcs il, it, a
through each Of yyhicn tic mind has peculior and @
cut train Of feelings The first STAG, is be i,, ~ on
thusiasm'The second ihat of reason. Tn youth .o 49,,
senneuts-in age some times ,,;s,r,,. We a..
season every thing surcrfcialIv and ,bro,gb tho
medium of aud active ina rinaon heated Win ,h
hrc of passion. cherish hopes where tlicre /, no
see beauties were, t,e,, -. ,c,, md I, '' '''
ton but grown wiser nv exrcriercc-and aideL h.. ,i
Triumph reason OVER the !,sc-iir a, ,,;,y bs
asInaton, 60 as fIr INFO c las. nc m ,c,
into the first extreme. Tni, process Is .t.7dv ,,,
svc Que, but generally certain aud similar in H., rG
quenccs and results
nm ,o,y u, -ti,, f-,r, 49,. 49,. - -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
390Ffrp.
From Zee Unifsd STATES Literary Gazette.
AUTUMN.

" 'th what glory comes and goes the year
Tue buds ct sp.ing,---those beautiful hal hnscrs
az sunny skies and clouiless iimes, ENJOY
Lies n"wucSs. and carth's yaruiture spread Out:
ANA when the silver habit OF the clouds
ZONES down upon the autumn sun, ana with
a sober sIainess the old year takes Up
i's briSt, inheritance OF golden fruits,
a po.np aud pageant oil the splendid scene,
There is beautiful spirit breathing
Ats mellow richness on the clustered trees,
Aud from benker full of riches, dyes
Pouring new glory on the autumn woods,
And dipping i'll warm light the pillared clouds.
Morn ON the mountain, like summer bird,
Lifts up her purple wing, aud ia the yales
me- gentle wind, sweet aud passionate wooeI,
Misses the blushing Leaf, and sIrs up life
" here autumn, like a faint old man, sits down
~ the way a-weary. Through the
The golden Robin moves; the purple finch,
nat VA wiii cherry ana red cedar Feeds
a winter bird, comes with IT'S Naintve whistle,
sud pecks hy the witch.haici, whilst aloud
: rom cottage r""S The waIbhng blue bird sings;
and mef'i'y with o-repcated stroke
Suunds iiom the threshing- fonI the busy fail
what glory doth thi. worlt pat on
1or hItn that with ferveut heart goes forth
nder the bright AMI glorious sky, and looks
GA duties well performed, and days well spent,
&or nun the wind, aye, and the yellow leaves
snail have voice, and give him eloquent ching
lie shall 50 hear the solemn hymn, that Death
HAS lifted up for all, that he shall go
10 his long resting place without tear. III. ".
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED

III IN the outset OF life things do 90 smoothly 1t
happens mat Tie hopes cherish of future
Inc path OF life, IN the prospect, appears
ana Level enough; but when travel we find it
an up h and generally rough enough. The Journey is
'"oois one and whether poor wealthy, high low we
S ma IL so to our disappointment, if built
any other calculation. To endure what is to be endured
with as much cheerulness as possibc-and to eboy our
way as easily we through the great crowd hoping
LOT c'ye striving for much perhaps the true PLAN
But '
Do'lt6e dscOurGged If occasionally YOU sin down by
'he way and yeur neighbours tread you little; in
"!!ef words don't let failure dshearen yot-ac-
cens happen; misca!cuiations will sometimes be made;
"gS VIII often turn ont differently from our expectations
ana We may be sufferers. 1t is worth while to remember
'aat fortune IS like the skies in April, sometimes coued
an" clear and favorable, and it would he folly
/" despair of again seeing SUM- because to-day is s,or-
my 50 is unwisc sink into desponencv when fortune
f"wns since in the course of things she may be
surrey expected 10 smile again. And again,
INN IRE discouraged, if you deceived in the people
VI 'he "o!!n IL often happens that borrowed
as well as borrowed clothes, sometimes these
VINO nave long stood fair before the world very rotten
al me core rom sources such these You may be most
unexpectedly deceived; and you will turaly feel sore UNI
" Suc descriptions but TO these if
you fare as most people DO they will lose their novelty be-
l"fe you grow grey, and you will learn men eau
orSy and examine their characters closely before YOU
allow them great opportunities to injure YOU
Oo71 be dicoHGgcd under any circumstances Go
uily forward Rather consult your conscience, than
me Opinions OF though the last is not to he dsrerad
e. &c Industrious be honest deal perfect kndness with
an VINO Come IN your way exercising neighbourIy and
'"'snS sp III your whole intercourse if you do not
prosper as rapidly any your neighbours depend upor
1t you viii be as happy Trenton Empori,ai
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EDUCATION.

VIE School under the superintendent of the subsct
3 bes situated in the county of Cumberland one mile
above langhornes Tavern, aud half mile from the Rev
Jno kikpanricks, will be continued the ensuing year
AL! the studies preparatory for College, or necessary for
business will be taughtvz. The English Latin and Greek
E"hcks or Crox Algebra. Geometry, T-
gonomcty Alensuration, Surveying &C. &C. together with
Geography, Mapping md French.
They have lately erected spacious and comfortable
nooI-h"se, having two rooms about an hundred yards
HON an excellent spring.
The situation is remarkably healthy-!he neigbbourhood
and society the desirable.
leT"S-for the Latin, Greek, Mathematics and French
50 per anniD. OF ten month English branches &c $40
One half to be paid at the end of the first session. and the
balance at the end Of the year.
Board can be had in several families, within mile or
TWO OF the School-House, the moderate terss5
per annum of 10 months.
Vacations and examinations as hcetoore--viz EXAM
nation on the last Thursday of May and November-ya
cation in June aud December.
WIN. N. PAGE.
sep oV-fl-4t T.. KENNY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

1T meeting of the Managers of the Richmond and
Manchester Society auxiliary to the American Colonj.
zailon Society held the 10th day of October, 1925, it
do IesonGd tnat notice be given by advertisement in
the several newspapers of this CITY, that afout e first
OF next month vessel will sail from Norfolk with o.
iGnI's and supplies, for Liberia in Africa and that am.
pie provisions will be made for the comfortable accomo
uauo OF such CoIonisis as may take passage in the said
vessel And tree people Of colour wishing to avail
themselves OF this favorable opportunity are desired f
make application 10 Mr.. Fizwbylsonn, Mr. Scott. MIR.
low Ing Mr. Brand, Mr.. Crane or any other member
Of The board Of managers in Rcbmond-lo Mr.. AtcPbaiI
10 Nofioik; or 10 MIR. T. Shore in Petersburg
TIL {. HOWARD Sec,y.
Richmond, Oct. II. 1925. coy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

In debate which arose in the British House of Com
mons during the last session. on tne DeIqvs in Co, nj
G""treTy' some curious facts were detailed We select
Inc following. Mr. Williams said shc Court of Chan
Gerry was SO odiors dungeon thar he who was once i'm
INJURED seldom escaped without loss of comfort fortune
aho NE" lie further declared that in England 90
pies on which real property was transferred eft &c
.l'S uncertainty (sad the same comnoDcr) which fills
Tue inSa''atc nav of Chancery with so many dainty
morses and occasions such delightful pickines for The
Ihancery Lawyers" These assertions he illustrated he
references TO many cases before the Chancellor
If Lushngton stated case in his own KNOWLEDGE
ana practice where zone of the most honest and resnc
table solicitors in London had found it impossible With
SAFETY TO his client, 10 compress the abstract of Title
10 an estate in less than eighthdred sheets of paper
Chanccry which not determined under hj,t, e;obt
years" In this debate Mr.. Brongham mentioned that
"a commission appointed by the House. on the abuses of
uolc charities had made reports which were contain
Julky FOlios."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
A WATCH LOST

4 \ my return from Cumberland Court House tc mo
residence near tfench's tavern, in PowlIa,an, on
onday evening, the Sd inst LOST my Watch believe
below Mrs Branstords tavern 1t was silver one can
ped and jewelled, and the name Alexander Hare
London No. l@i6. The chain steel one, with a
steel seal ana brass key Whoever me- or q,
my BROTHER John iiobsOn, of the house of Hobson Sanp-
son. Richmond, shall be literally rewarded.
JOSEPH HOBSON
Oct i - az
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From The .Ne,o .Nonihly .Nasa=ine.
THE BIRTH or GENIUS.


When matchless Wisdom fashioned man,
Aud DER the lark and Stumbling deep
Life spirit moved, and breath began,
And new hcrn nature woke from sleep
When the SUM- war,nt! to vapor Guild
'.he vel! OF mist that wrapped the world
And man came forth, COPS image bright
As never man again shall be,
Aud woman in u robe of light,
Both fresh iur Immortality,
Outvyiug spirt5 IF the air
Divine, majestic, dazzling fair.
When eyes from the blue heights OF heaven,
And forms celestial Stoopd and gazcd,
Oeemd the last perfect touch was given,
And seeing, marvell'd, worshipp'd, praised,
Their utmost stretch of thought outdonc
BY the new world--thc sinless one:
There yet remand a deed to do,
One mighty boon to be bestowed.
Though nature bloond with every hue,
And being teetnd and all was goa.:--
One gift still wanting, none but He
The FIRST and last could wanting see
Too subtle but for his pure eye,
Far TOO ETHEREAL in the sight
Ut those who Cor eternity
Bask in his uncreated Light
lie only saw aud from his throne.
WILD, AMI that subtle thing had iiowf
w ithout il earth had been Il waste,
And man savage of the wild,
iistless and vacant, cold, ungraced
With let ling, downcast as u child;
His spirit had heen chain'd tn earth,
= dead, tu! gtoveler from his birth
That gave him power 10 sail and soar,
To clnthe i'll beauty thoughts of light;
Crave him by Inspirations power
To pierce the starry Infinite;
Gave glory, noble feeling, fame,
To the new world in Genius fame.
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vi the Loan lately paid of by the United States.
York It's stated by persons conyer.ant VIII .,
matters that the disbursement Of this large sn Lss
greatly relieved the money market there ami ;g olbsT
parts Of the countrr % o-''e'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

C'P'ain DOUGHTY arrived at New-York from la
The l9h az with supplies, &c for the Castle of Tnan
CONSISTED ofihrec frgatcs. Ouch ship, and French
brig. hey carried five hundred troops. and took =
large quantity Of provisions 9"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

C'rioSity.-Capt. Davis who arrived at New York
has on board fine Chere,cee from the interior of South
america probably the first brought to this country
This amphibious animal resemles our Rabbit. 1t is
ABOUT 4 feet long AMI weighs abou 40 lbs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

'a1a'dafe' for Matrimonial Hon OrS.The increase in
w" matrimonial advertisements puts in mind of hoax
OF t' sort which was successfully played Of short time
SINCE III was agreed in gay party of ladies gentle
men iat an advertisement should be inserted in London
Morning Paper, as from lady who felt inclined taste
c Joys OF matmnny speedily than 10 all appear
ance me ordinary way would enable Ter do, giving the
longing maiden fair portion of beauty and riches. Let
'crs were received i'll reply from between fifty and sixty
swans Of all descriptions, to each Of whom answer was
addressed stating that far the writer objected
%" BOT that the lady would like previously his being III
"oouCed 10 hcr, "unseen TO him; "a the time re-
guessing each TO DC in the pit Of Drury lane Theatre on
certain evening, dressed in particular way, and iulmed
c on 'he conclusion of the first piece stand upon the
O"'caeS ana apply quizziug glass to the right eye.
All succeeded so well, that the curtain fell
ABOVE 3U' of all ages, mounted the bencbes-fom the
s'nootchnned Adonis of fifteen, the sleek vof,ly'
sei-conhdent widower Of fifty and the shriveled worn
OUT ana emacaied bachelor ofsxy, all adorned according
10 ORDER in the gayes style, and with the ncetv to
make Inc deeper impression the heart If the
lar prize High swellcd their bosoms with o. I'll
WIN studied action the sparkling glass was raised to
The eye but who shall paint the astonshment disnav
and rage alternately depicted on their countepaDrcs
OF discovering the sudden failure Of all tho If bons.s
h such velocity did they all descend from their unen
viablc attitude, "hde their diminished heads snon
ie crowd that the decrept lover of sixty might have
iancied his knees possessed Of the papcv Of
twenty II this should meet the eye of some Of the ac
tors ~ this piece, they will readily believe that
no Farce produced Old Dru1y, ever went off so much 70
INC satisfaction % The auihors though the actors thought
INC conclusion afef too tragic to allow repetition
HeT[f Msrcl,rv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

IL IS stated, that house in Charleston rs. C) which
mas laed IN consequence Of the late Cotton speculation
SGs me Sns'om House about two hundred thousand
and fifty thousand dollars more ast ca.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

We beg permission recommend the following excellent
remarks 10 tic reade particular attention. not
published any thing i'll long tnlc which, if allowed the
effect 1t is ented 10, will be productive Of hap
piness to him. Bait liner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has written a celebrated work on
the .3TGi0By Of .Ncancoly Why cannot we have para-
lei treatise II checrfuness?
cheerful temper greatest blessing in the world.
II was such temper, which views every objec, its
brightest side, that David Hume pronounced tie worth
thousand pounds year.
The springs of happiness and misery reside The
mind than any where else.
You hear say 'how it is, to-day; another
'how cold it is Tie ,enuerature is the sane-thc me-
only are different.
When is happy ie is apt to think all others So
When man is miserable, he is disposed believe the
of all others.
1t is very amusing hear the same man say Yesterday
how hard the times eaG to-day, times a e ca
The only reason is they harder easier as
TO himself Yesterday he dunued. was puzzled to
take up his has money in his pocket and
may laug!, at the world
When mans head turns round he every thing
around him IN be turning.
There aundice the mind which causes every idea
10 assume its yellow hue.
II a cheerful temper be worth thousand a YEAR the
cheapest way to be happy the easiest ch
have such a temper.
How many inulgemccs luxures and conyenieuces could
we dispense wit II we only blessed with temper
1t is meat AMI drink and clothing. man with it is hap
per when clothed in rags than disseminated Crasus
II.
oanH 70 manioi though he may have little money! ne
does not want much He makes the every thing ne
mas lie the true economist, he economists all the
means OF happiness.
Therefore, instead of telling your son "get money get
maney tel! him"be cheerful! look every thing on the
bright SIDE and rouse yourself from ennui which would
devour YOU"
90 much care will turn the young man to grey,
ANA too much care turns the old man 10 clay.
q cheerful temper itself all around YOU
1t drives away from your bosom the i'll passions of
envy hatred devouring ambition, pale-aced avarce, and
the ''sreen-eycd monster"
whether 1t depends upon the temperament, habit or
eXeron II IS certain that cheerfuness seldom agrees
uieness. AZ man must be employed--his mind be
occupied to certain extent by active pursuit, or he
becomes dissatisfied, and he preys upon himself
tive inc, (sad man the other day a fit of spleen)
give me something do, that may have something TO
attend to besides my sensations. They are painful and
corfoaing and want something drown the sense of
them
Thompson, in his Seasons, Ia very ndolen, ma himself
mas advised employment for the soenng the passion Of
love. employment, Employment, Employment, like the
orators action, is relief for of the maa-
"ies OF the mind They many OF them giants to ap-
peafance; but fling stone them and monsters die
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MHraner'a Omre

CaderHts Eagic Hotel Rict,nond afhe foo,,i1g
Whole Tickets, S6 90
Hail do 9 90
Quarter do so
Packages OF eleven tickets, embracing the 90 Nos.
OF the Lottery, which of necessity draw at least
S25 so, nett, with many chances for capitals or
Shares OF packages, may be had at the same rate.
Prizes IN the Lotteries of New York, New jersey
fennsyiSanIa Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, NORTH
Carolina and Washington City will be received in nav
mcnt. ~
orders enclosing the cash. prizes as above free of
postage, for tickets shares will receive prompt at
teniion, if addressed to
d. MTNTYRE, Richmond. IN
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gained the awful bars that brought ia view of the
awful presence OF my angel. STUCK my old shoes
carefully under leg, put my and for
ward after having prac,ised bow Walking lei
surely down the lane the fence possible met
drove OF cows, and girl dressed in dirty nsee frock
barefoot and with her mouth and bosom with nush
and moasses, driving them forward with sticks stones--
met the company; heavens, the driver my Sunday
fame; but what an angel threw hat down in the road
,anpled my hair; stuck both my shoes the mud; and
thought was going crazy. afterwards very
enthusiastic lover.
Another of the fine elsions of this "bauk nute world"
is found IN the batteries of fortune. handsome legacy
from relative make rich; felt myself rich
every day. 1t was fine thing; nursed the idea WELL
and probably rcapt much happiness from the aucpa-
ton as ever should have reaped from the posscssou
ended III snoke in bank stock 100 per below par
There plain straight forward way of trudding thro
the world, and we may we'll accustom ourselves
Us last. Expecting nothing shall not be disappointed;
nule sceptca Oh many matters OF appearance shall
reach the reality without surprise; and the
at the age OF reason, perhaps the better will be for