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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23

TIrginia, Thomas Newton for Adams-Jo-
seph johnson for Jackson, and the remainder
of the delegation for Crawford, except R. S.
Garrett, who was absent, but understood to
be for Adams.
Morrill, CarOlinG, John Culpepper for Adams,
R. 3. Vance for Jackson, and the remainder
of the delegation for Crawford.
kentucky, Messrs. Henry, Johnson, Moore.
and Wickliffe, for jackson, and the remainder
of the delegates, including the Speaker, for
dams.
OHIO, Messrs. Campbell and Gazlay for
Jackson-Messrs. Ross and Vance for Craw.
ford, and the remainder Of the delegation for
Adams.
Total, Adams, 85-Jackson, 7l-Crawford,
50.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23

me, at this moment, any such prominent mark
OF your regard. You cannot, / am persuaded.
mistake my meaning. A decision of matter,
about which much public feeling and concern
mas been manist, very lately has taken place.
Any evidence q kindness and regard, such as
you propose, uSht, by many, be viewed as
conveying with it exception, murmuring. and
feelings ofcomlaint which sincerely hone
belong not to my of my friends. would,
therefore, beg cave to suggest to YOU. that
on reflection Nu may deem it proper to for
bear any courseto which, possibly, exception
might be taken.
Please to accept my thanks, and tender
them TO the gentlemen respectively.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23
THE CABINET

There is much speculation on foot. relative
to the persons who are to compose the Cabinet
Of the newly elected President, and great
number of names have been mentioned as can
didates from which the selection m ay be
made. 1t is admitted on all hands, that the
present Secretary of the Navy and Attorney
General will hold their situations, and, conse-
quently, only the departments of State, of the
Treasury, and of War will be to be filed. The
National lntellisencer of TIE 18th Inst. SAYS
Is 1t is said, and we have no doubt of it, tina.
the President elect has offered to Mr.. Speaker
Clay the Office of Secretary of State, & it seems
to be thought he will accept it," The same
paper states farther that the six n. England
States, as represented here, have sponta1eo
ly waived any claim they might be supposed
to have had, to furnish Member of the Cab
met of the President Elect"
Of the names we have seen proposed as can.
didates we should suppose that Langdon
Cheves, late President of the Bank of the U.
S. would be most likely to be appointed Score
tary of the Treasury, and Gov. Cass of Michi.
gan Secretary of War.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23
Farm to Lease on Shares.
Worcester. Feb. 22, 1926

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Feb IL, 1873.
To The Heirs ofLucy HUBBARD, late Of Holden,
in said County, deceased, and 10 all 0u'sfs'
concerned in The Estate of said deceased,
GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear,Vi you
see ft.) at the Court Of Probate 10 oe " %".s
., Worces,er. IN said County, an the first i1es-
Jav in April next, at ten of the clock, before
noon. to shew cause Why the instrument when
~urnor,s 10 be a nuneupative Win OF said deceas-
ed lodged in this Office,) should not be sppro'-
ed and YOU will be heard thereon
~ anu NATHL PAINE, J. Proc
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23
g1tnrrestet:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1925,
Gu6e1matorial Nominations.

A meeting was held by Federal Republicans
from all the districts the State, on Wednes.
day evening last, when, after. discussion, it
was unanimously voted to support the Hon.
LEVI LINCOLN, as candidate for Governor,
and the Hon. Marcus MORTON, for Lieut..
Governor, for the ensuing year.
Another meeting was held last Friday eve
ming, by>Federal Republicans from all parts of
the tate, when the Hon. Aaron Tufts, of
Worceste: district was called to the chair,
and Thomas Rotch, Esq. of New-Bedford, was
appointed Secretary; when it was voted
atnanisaously. to approve the nomination made
on Wednesday evening, and that committee
be appointed to inform the Hon. Gentlemen
Of ~ cir nomination. Centinel
A republican convention has made the same
nomination, and Judge Lincoln has consented
=: % stand as candidate.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23
AmherSt COLLEGE.

February 2lst, the Bill Incorporating Am
herst College, had its final passage in both
Houses of the Legislature, and received the
signature of the acting Governor. So far as
we learn, the character of the Charter is sat
isfactory TO the Petitioners. and such as will
be likely to interest the government and peo-
pie of the Commonwealth in the prosperity Of
the College.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23
Dten.

At marlborough, on the 10th inst latter
long and distressing sickness, which she bor
with great patience and resignation to tn,
VIII OF God, Mrs. Abigail, wife Of Col VII
liam Eager, aged a.. Printers in Northa7ap
ION and TernaOrt are requested to insert Mi.
death.
In Lancaster, instantly, Joseph C. White
aged Is years. His death was occasoned b.
the falling of tree.
In Lancaster, on the 18th inst Mrs. Susan
Bridge, consort Of Mr.. Charles Bridge, aged
50. Printers an Tsrmont and Maine are re-
quesfed 10 insert fhis death.
In Sterling, on the Sd inst. Emory Wilder,
son OF Mr.. Phinehas Wilder, aged Is. Print
erS an uaine and Reens, N. II. are requested
TO insert This death.
In scarborough, on the 18th inst Francis
Milo, son of Mr.. Roland Angler, aged 10 years.
Printers an The State Of .NeiO- York are request.
ed to publish this death.
In Princeton, on the 4th inst. Mr.. Joshua
Everett, aged 83. In this amiable and vene-
rable man was combined as many virtues as
often falls to the lot of human nature in this
imperfect state. Undssembled piety to God,
and warm, efficient benevolence to men, were
the distinguishing traits of his character. The
Edtfor ofhe Christian WGtchmdn as requested
TO notice THIS.
In Sutton, on the Sd inst. Mr.. Simeon Hath
away, aged 10.
In Hardwick, on the 10th inst. Capt. Israel
Trow, aged 89.-PrlnterS an .New- York and
Permont, are requested 10 insert tie above.
,r In Cambridge-Port, very suddenly, Mr..
Thomas A. Tease, aged %.
In New-Haven, Conn. child of Mr.. IA. |
ron Morse, formerly Of Leicester, aged years.
10 West-Boylston, on the 9TH inst. Mr.. Hen
~ Potter, son of Mr.. James Potter, in the Gath
year of his age. He was killed by a heavy
os passing over his body, which pressed him
violently against pile of boards, and broke
lis neck, causing instant death. Printers in
Ve'"- York and Vermont are requested to insert
has death.
In Ware, Mr. Luther Cary, formerly of
aged 81.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23
Spain qnt the United States.

We have Feson to believe, says the
National Jounal, there is no truth in
the report, reeived at New York, from
England, of tie intention of the King
OF Spain tohemand of the United States
REGAL OF heir recognition of the indie
pendence d several of the South Amer
lean States uuler pain, in case of refus-
al, of revoRngthe cession of the Flor
idas.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23
BROOD POWER LOOMS, ,

BROOD POWER LOOMS,
at his Machine Shop, in Worcester, Mass.
where he is prepared TO furnish Looms of any
width, built in the most thorough and substan-
tial manner, such as are considered by good
judges to be superior to any now in use. For
more satisfactory proof of the superiority Of
the Looms, the Subscriber refers to the Good
ell Mandatory, in Millbury, to the Woolcott-
vile Mandatory, in Torrington, Conn., or TO
MIR. Zachariah Aliens, in Providence. II. |.
and to many other places, too numerous to
mention, where the Looms, and specimens of
their work, may be seen. Said Looms will
be sold at the reduced price of 1925, deliver
ed at the Shop, in Worcester, including the
expense OF putting them in operation.
Orders directed to VIM. Ii. HowARp.
Worcester, will meet with prompt attention.
The 6ubsorioer hopes. by his undivided at
tention to the above branch of business, to
merit and receive at least a share of patron
age; but would not wish to be understood
that he expects to vie with his neighbor. in
his extensive machine business, who has lust
commenced building Looms after my plan,
and recommends them, in his Advertisement.
as being built after the most approved plans,
for which feel very much obliged 20 him, and
also for his pretended claims to the Looms a.
bove referred to.
The Looms TO be seen at MilIhurv.
and other places, to which | have referred
Manufactures, were constructed, built, and
put into operation by me.
VIM. II. HOWARD.
Worcester. Feb. %. 1925.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23

EPLila1hropu--The death of Louis
I8h ha caused ~ 10 '""de known h'nh an n
hnora5le 10 his memory. For the last
Gar wars he annually appropriated 3D.
90 tanks, for the relief of insoivenl
dbrols, chiefly for such as were artlzans
cprived of the opportunities OF labor
\ the course of these four years, one
hudred and forty poor debtors were sci
tL,crlv--.. Go and do likewise."
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23
WASHINGTON, FERRuARY 18t

The. SEN TIE vii meet on tho 1,b ~
March next for tn despatch of public
business; is summoned by Circular
Letter iron the RESIDENT OF THE u
NlTED STATES, addressed to the several
Members, including those who are un-
derstood . have ben already appoint
ed to suIoly sacncies occurring in
that body, on that lay.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23

.tsterdam Canal.-A frlgate of "A
cnon, and drawing 16 feet water, has
i,tyassed Ge new Canal Iha, leeds a.
hsnrdan ad New Dieppe. During
tt passage he frigate encountered
yrv large merchant ship from India,
al they pass,d each other without the
lest difficulty This canal was made to
a bid the danger of the Zuyderzee, and
ID 20 ieetw.d in the narrowest part.
here E bur gates of sufficient
bpadth to receive ships of the line
Two steah boats will in future be EN-
pbyed to Dw vessels of all sizes.
PariS Paper.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23

Mes,rs. Wortley, Stanley and Den
pon, the three members OF Parliament
lave. reached Washington from their
.ou,hern tour.-They were present IN
he House of Representatives at the
election oil President.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23

A Lead Mine has been discovered on
the estate of Jonathan Leonard, Esq. of
Canton, Mass-a shaft has been sunk
to the depth of 80 feet, and there is
fair promise of an abundant supply of
the mineral
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23

There is now in the Alms-house in
Philadelphia, female, who has arrived
At the great age Of one hundred and e.
leyen years.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23
&a1rrtf0,

In Oskham, by the Rev. Daniel Tcmlinson'
LENT. David IL. Field, of Brookfeld, to Miss
Harriet J. -shattuck, Of the former place
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23
The Hon. F. Brooke.
Public Dinner to General Jackson.
II. CLAY.

TN6llC Dlnner to General Jackson.
A number of gentlemen, in Washington,
from different parts Vt the Union, wishing TO
manifest their respect towards Gen. jackson,
after the decision OF the Presidential question,
met together for the purpose OF Offering him a
public dinner. The following is the answer OF
the General to the Committee Of Arrange
ments
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23
Wdshingtoa, Feb. 10.

Gentlemen-l have received your polite in
vitation, in behalf of yourselves and a number
of citizens {" in this city, from different States
in the Union," to partake of public enter
tanment Tomorrow. For your polteness,
pray accept my thanks. cannot decline, and
ought not; yet | cannot refrain from suggest
ing to you, and my friends, the proprety, per
haps necessity, Of forbearing to confer upon
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23

Eaad Ohio Canal the Ohio LIE.
gisife a report Oh the subject of the
Eridd Ohio Canal, has been made. II
is a hIeresting document, and a briet
out of facts, in relation to it, may not
be Interesting to our readers at this
mo t, especially when the subject of
int al improvem 'nts SO much engross-
es attention Of the public. The ex-
pei of cutting the Erie Canal, is esti-
ma at about three million of dollars.
Ttength of the route is mewhat o.
velree hundred miles, including the
feGs. Several routes are embraced
in report, all of which have been re-
We'd by Judge Yates, well known
inexperienced engineer from New
YoI Boston Patriot.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23

The following letter, addressed by Mr..
Clay to Judge Brooke, of Virginia, is copied
from the Richmond Enquirer, to which print
it was communicated, no doubt, by the latter
gentleman h,tel.
Washington, 28th Jan. 1926.
My dear Sir-My position in regard to the
Presidential contest is highly critical, and
such as to leave me no path on which can
move without censure. have pursued, in
regard to it, the rule which I always observe
in the discharge of my public duty. have
Intercepted my conscience as to what ought
to do, and that faithful guide tells me that I
ought to vote for Mr.. Adams. shall fulfil its
injunctlons. MIR. Crawford's state of health,
and the circumstances under which he pre-
sents himself to the House, appear to me to
be conclusive against him. As friend of lib
erty, and to the permanence of our institutions
| cannot consent, in this early stage of their
| existence, by contributing to the election of a
military chiettan, to give the strongest guar
| anty that this Republic will march in the IA
tai road which has conducted every other Re-
public 10 ruin. | owe to our friendship this
frank exposition Of my ntentons.-I am, and
shall continue to be, assailed by all the abuse
| which partizan zeal, malignity and rivalry can
invent. shall view without emotion these
| illusions of malice, aud remain mistaken in
my purpose. What is a public man worth if
he will not expose himself, on fit occasions,
| for the good of his country?
As to the result OF the election, cannot
speak with absolute certainty; but there is
every reason to believe that we shall avoid
the dangerous precedent to which allude.
Be pleased to give my respects to Mr.. -,
and believe me always,
Your cordial friend,
II. CLAY.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23

every variety Of useful and entertaining
matter. and is devoted TO the cause Of libertys
tru,b and virtue, in every part OF the globe
But its primary object is, 10 elevate the char
acter, and crafty the inqniring spirit Of the
sons Of Erin, at home, in their exile, and ID
their adopted countries. The Editor will hold
a correspondence with Moore, o'Connel, shiei,
and other distinguished patriots, in every part
Of Europe; and his readers shall have the publ
lie benefit Of their enlightened cOmnunicas
tons.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23

Ts SSon. The Detroit Gazette of
Jan -, Us, Owe have not yet seen
any hinake winter weather. Not
parcle snow is TO be seen in any di-
rec on7 nd the frosts at night and
war a spshine during the day, have
turf ed { January into the month of
ApN. asst Wednesday we were pre-
sentedVlh a buoquet of garden vioIets
whidVere plucked from an open flow
er-bAn this city.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23
TO MANUFACTURERS.

THE Subscriber respectfully
M informs those engaged in Manufacturing
Woollen Goods, that he continues to build
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-23
Influence Trdnotion upon tht
Mortaht of 3Gltn. Prussia. }

NJ Gasp r has published long paper,
containinghany cuious details relative
to the aboe subjec; but we can do no
more, al resent, tlan give the result of
his invest tatioRs.
1. Themall-pox formerly carried off
from thf2ta to the 10Th of the popula-
lion.
9. Fmerly at Berlin, one out of
twelyehiI5ren born, died of the small
pox; ~ the deaths from the same
cause e I in l16.
8. lie diseases Of children are more
comm than before the introduction of
vaccitlo,, because the number of in
tants at survive is more considerable.
4. ne e diseases formerly destroyed
SO ctara out of every 100; now only
81 in be hundred die Of these diseases,
SO til If the whole 81 children in 100
died rim rly, and at present only 43.
5. enralIy speaking, 1 .uhabitant in
% Hd o die annually; now there is
only dah in "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-17

LIND EOR S.ALE

NOR sale, OF land In Albemae county, heretofore
IL residence, consisting Of $500 about 1000 OF which
are of the best mountain quality aud 1000 living below the
mountain and extending from 1t, generally Of good qualify
aud remarkably well ubered and wateted The tract lies
the oh side cf the Byanna branch Of James River
gable for Baieaux TO Mion which within three and half
miles IL five miles from Charlottesville, and six from the
University Ofi adyanlseo situ,on for health and sooie
tv remark need he made here The has all the
almpro, enlen il, comoIiou dwelling house, buildings
Tor servants, and uthcr domestic purpose, good stables, two
harms, with thre.hng machines gri and MILL with good
houses for aud boicr, well po,tc Tor each purpose
and all good repair. The he divided advantg
Into several parts will be disposed off desired The pay
nent oie Puehlse money be made by n,taneut, with
hbell credit To he agreed of sale The
furniture and the stock Of every kind he sold with the land
have also for sae anoIher tract rather than 200
acres miles the river, is northern
side which lies we'll il Of good quality well mbrel and
waiered aud 1s valuable vein of lime passing through
This tract Is divided into farms, each having dwelling
house. very oom'nodous for small family with necessary
buildings Credit will be- given for this in like
for the other Persons inclined purchase will address them
selves dit ecly JAMES MONROE
Oak Hill, Loudoun county, Va. April II. il5-tf.
u Nh view TO sale OF the lands above described
the highest bidder, in small tracts aud with liberal credit will
attend on the premises, ON the fast Monday inJune
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-17
VOL. XII. NO. 8.

En- gland. We read in tie London papers OF .
Anglo Mexican, Anglo, Gillian, Brazilian, Co.
lombian, General Mining, Pasco Peruvian, Royal.
Irish, Real del Monte, United Mexican, We h
Iron, etc. Mining ompanies Indepe den, oil these.
we notice the following Companies, all like the
above with their stock in the Market, aud all ear
ing premium of from TO 800 per cent. viz;
Atlantic & Pacific, British Iron Con pany, anada
Company, Gillian ard Peruvian Colomtian,
General Steam Navigation, Great Westminster
Dairy, Hiberni1n Joint Stock Mexican, Metro
politan Fish, Pearl Fishery, Yellow Receipt (from
which we may iuier tie existence oil an opposition
OF some other color.) Patent Bricks, paten, Steam
Carriage, TlalprNahna, Amsterdam and old cast
Associations, South American Gem. Imperial
Brazilian Mining, Birmingham and Liverpool
Railway, London Northern Railway, 10 don a. d
Bristol R,ilway---and Heaven knows how many
other companies with hard names besides. ord
laudeTdale, In commenting III the House of Peers
upon the danger to the country from g the rash
spirit OF speculation, in case of war, or any COM
mercial check, stated that there were at present
placed at the command of the Directors and oil cr
Managers of the joint stock companies more than
G200 900, 000"-( Nine Hundred Millions of
DollarsD
Doubtless something amusing might be ex-
trac,ed from the Sporting Register, he Police
Reports, and the Mirror OF Fashionable Lie, con-
tanned in these filesas to ~hich was tne iavori;e
horse at the Betting Room, Rutus or Bolero; " lat
day " His VI, jesty's st.g-h0tudS were 20 NEE
what spris of Fancy goI the better IN The last
set to; and lastly, how the Duke OF crk rornen-
oering the iraiy OF The iie,h,) tie anniversary
OF the British theatrical Fund, toasted VIZ.
Edmuud l<ean,'' il defiance OF public sentiment.
which had driven tie actor from tie London Stare
but we have no space, and probab our rea-
ders want both taste and leisure, Tor matters OF
ullS KIND. EtteTS0uTg Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-17
WOOD =4.VD TTJTBER-

TfIiE subscriber sale, called
Spring james river, To- James City county Va about 20
mile above Norfolk $1,000 cords Of Oak and Pine wood ,
large quantity f5hip and Budng TIMBER Consisting OF Oak
Pine and Cypress. H. will enter into for the same
standing deliverable the waters edge, either of the
ports Of Richmond, Norfolk Baltimore The District Of CoIum
bii, Ph,depht New York The navigation suited for
any Tonnage The wood aud tubcr commencing Al the bank
ofthe river extending along the considerable die
lance and where haa mile from n,ygabc wafer
the roads excellent; and the country perfectly level Any
boats which ply regularly james river and have
landing place ~ james Town within haamRs ofthe
estate Letters addicssed the subscriber az Wiinm-b
Virginia, Port Tobacco, Chci esuay, haryaod, VIII b.
Immediately attended TO- Il. MASON.
APR :. t9s,av12r