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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-09
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One of the editors recollects, that,
when comparatively child. he was in-
vited TO dine, at Boston, with friend.
After being seated awhile, listening to
the conversation of men, whose age and
pieiy almost led him to an alteration, a
young clergyman entered, and seeing
The venerable Archbishop Carroll, of
the Catholic Church, Bishop Parker, OF
The Protestant Episcopal Church, DR..
Elliott, ofthe Presbyterian, and Dir. Shll-
man, of the Baptist, sitting on the same
sofa, lifted up his hands, and exclaimed
-'' Can it be possible that find the
haaI.L &c f~.~ Ae.r, n.,,inaiinne -~;'ti--e q
geiher % The Archbishop ins':"'-
ly answered, Why should we nor
sit on the same seat here? we in
tend to be Christians, and believe good
ones trust we shall occupy the same
seat 10 Heaven" How valuable would
it be to society, if. all men, of whatever
religion, had the same charitable feel
ing. The earth would again approach
nearer lis primitive paradise.
~ Y Champion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-09

Suallo0ving fruit stones.-From care
Iessness or hurry in eating, stones of fruit
are often swallowed whole. Cherry
stones are even sometimes Knowingly
swallowed, from mistaken notion OF
their assisting the digestion OF that fruit.
The practice is highly dangerous, and
should always be avoided, as alarming
distractions, and inflammation Of the
bowels, have been the consequence of it.
Death has not unfrequently happened
from this cause without suspicion being
attached TO the true source ofthe calami-
ty, nor could relief he given had it been
ascertained. If those who thus wanton-
ly tr6e with their health, knew the
structure Of the alimentary canal, they
would easily comprehend The force OF
the caution, and avoid the practice which
is the ground of it,.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-09
from Carriers Letters

With one of my Yankee brethren
from Boston, who is completing his pro-
fessional education in the celebrated
schools of the metropolis, we went TO
the Hospital Of Charity, and accompa-
MED the celebrated Lacunec through lis
wards, to witness his daily examination
of numerous patients upon the aascnltd-
tion system, of which he is the Inventor.
He is "A most singular man in his appear
ance and department, being under five
feet in height, with pale, thin, care
worn face, surmounted by pyFamidal
cap, and oddly set off with a pair of
black horn spectacles. He passes from
bed to bed like "A spectre, aud examines
one patient after another with astonish-
ing rapidity. The instrument he makes
use OF for sounding the state Of the lungs
and chest is cylindrical tube of wood,
commonly of cedar, foot or more in
length, and an inch and half in diane
ter. He presses one end upon the
chest, aud puts the other TO his ear, in
which position the patient is required TO
read, talk, cough, or draw long breath.
The sound is communicated perfectly
through the tube; and, by long course
of experiments, this ingenious system
has been brought to such degree of
perfection, that every affection of the
chest is ascertained with the utmost
precision.
In thousand cases, the predictions Of
Lacunec have been verified by disco
lions after death. He was, however,
once mistaken in regard TO himself
Having "A feeble constitution, after la
boring in vain TO invent an instrument
by which he could examine his own
lungs, he left his business aud went IN
TO the country, expecting never TO re-
turn. But pure air, and relaxation
from his intense pursuits, soon led 10
an agre cable disappointment, and be re,
turned to his sphere in good health
AT the close of his round of visitations,
he gave an analysis of all the cases, with
instructions TO his class Of pupils.
have good deal of confidence in his
system, and think it might be adyanta
geousIy introduced into our country
| where believe it has vet made but lit
tie progress. ~ Y. statesman.
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The Church in Park street, Boston,
has invited the Rev. Mr.. Edwards, of
Andover, to become their Pastor.

The church in South Hampton, (Mass.) has
sent a special invitation to all in the ministry,
as well as to those in preparatory studies for
that office, who originated from that town, to
meet in that place on the lst Tuesday in Au-
gust inst. TO devote that and the succeeding
day to religious exercises. The number thus
invited, and who have been educated for the
ministry, from that little town, containing a
population of only I'LL, for the last 25 years,
is between 90 and 80.
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Dedication IN Danuers.-The elegant
Church, erected for the Unitarian Soci-
ely in Danvers, was dedicated to God
Supreme, on Wednesday last. Sermon
BY rev. Mr.. Blazer. Of Salem, from list
of Peter, iii. 8, " Finally, be We all of
one mind" The sermon was very able
and Interesting.
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PRINTED FOR THE PRoPRIEToRs IY
SAMUEL b. MANNING,
OPPOSITE THE REV MEETING-HoUsE.
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ga Il asactt1asetts Snp.

. THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS Is ESSENTIAL
70 TaE SECURITY oE FREEDOM
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The Ordination Of Mr.. Hall, at North.
ampton. will take place on the 18th inst
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lcdteI lbs primitive toi"uioC'
N. Y. Champion.
Spanish Translation Society Of London
This Society held its first auniversa-
nv meeting on the 10Th of May last a
Sermon was preached by the Rev. Dan
iel Wilson. The object of this society
is, we believe, to procure the transla-
ton and publication Of suitable religious
books and tracts for circulation in South
America. During the last year they
have translated and published bod
dridge's Rise and Progress, Por'eus'
Summary of Christian Evidences, Cos
uer's Primitive Catholicism. Paley's Ev-
licences, and the first century Of Miners
Church History; and they have now
in the hands Of the translator. Wiiber-
forces View OF Practical Christianity.
Poiand.-The PTotestants have late
" increased SO much in this country,
that sixteen new parishes have been
formed by the consistory, and the same
number Of ministers appointed TO the
churches, which are now building
The mechanics and manufacturers are
said to be principally of the reformed
religion.
81. PaurS Church The 29th inst.
is appointed for the Institution of the
Rev. Mr.. Potter as RI ctor of ST. Paul's
Church in Boston, and that it is expect
ed that the sermon on the occasion will
be preached by the Rev. Bishop Ho-
b 1T, of Newly ork.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

cong ress.-lt will be seen that the Panama question
has finally passed the House of Representatives by
vote of l34 TOGO.
rom tie known temper of majority Of the House
'o"aros the measure, it was fact long since as
eef'a'hed, that the appropriation bill would pass
Without the restrictions endeavored to be imposed and
e Executive lett free to act in the manner authorised
oy lne constitution But we eay surprised and
grained, TO Ind that sudden and hat
eo change had taken place in the opinion, of MANY mem
oers, who had manifested considerable bosti,y b,
who' from the increasing popularity of the measure
were wise enough in the last scene of the Drama 70
save themselves by timely and considerable vote This
Is doubtless TO be ascrbed SOLELY TO the force of pubc
opnon for the vast number of speeches made in both
Houses for the purpose OF acting on the minds tho
PEE nave not been able TO epress the ardor of public
feeling IN favor OF the Mission The vote imam rho s,b
ec' is ample evidence ofthe fact Wherefore the change
in some OF the Kentucky reprcsentatves2 Jye b,va
tfrom uuquestionable authority, that however the ppo
pie OF Kentucky may differ in other matters npon Tho
subject OF the Panama Mission there is but one sent
ncnt and feeling. Indeed in all Quarters Of ,o
Union public feeling has continued TO he enlisted in IFS
aFor' he voice of the people has had its powerful
effect and is said tie appropriation bill will pass the
! opPOoI'OI'
ny some to lHculcate the belief that the ATTACHING Mr.
Mci-anes amendment TO the resolution OF the Commit
lee OF Foreign Affairs. 10 n limitation or in
Str"ctions 10 the President; but the idea is rdicuou
they cannot believe il. The resolution as amended
was rejected by very large vote and the case stands
alone on the appropriation bill. We hope soon to III
form our readers of the final passage of the bill in the
senate, and of this much agtaed question thus forever
disposed Of
ME- BTanchs resolution relating the power of ,be
PRESIDENT 10 appoint Ministers, &c is still under discus
SION IN the Senate, and we have no iumation when il
IS likely to be disposed Of The Judiciary Bnf which
was returned TO the House of Representatives with
amendments, making material alterations as il re-
CARDS the arrangements of the Circuits and the ob;na
ton OF each Judge to reside within his own Circut
intended no doubt by the Senate to defeat it, has been
reported by the Judiciary Committee, dsagreeing una
nilnousiy 10 these amendments
these are the most prominent subjects now before
Congress; and should early disposition be made
OF them an opportunity will be afforded of deyotinp
the balance OF the session to the dispatch of business
pubic and private, required to be acted on
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VIRGINIA E1Ecrronrs-

Dl.IEG hTES.
BATu-Thomas Sitington+ III. s. v. HaniItons n,
George Maysc 1914
BRUsswIcK-las. H. ChoIson 278, Jas T. MalIorva
II. Travis So - ''''
HApnrsoS-John Gather 353, George !. Williams
22%-Frederick Burditt 264 Daniel Kinchcloc oil
David Davlsson 195, Waldo p Golf SIS, Samuel Hall
70 John Leipcr Al, Spencer Martin 22 Caleb Boggess
5, Edward Archbold 8 DO 30
KING WltIrAw-John Camm Pollard 176 Pbilin Az
lett jr# l50-Thos. w. S. Gregory o. John P. yy3l.
den ID. ~ " a'-
NoRTotK BoRoUeH-George Loyal 218-John r.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chimes and Gillian.
SENATORS.
BATE, John Brown, ir. i57. p. y Witbero5 o. H.
rETorRT, Wethered 279, Brown o. '''
Taylor PP'''''0' ~ 0'u'ueI
Dromgooe' is elected. W.
g. PET9IEroy David W. Patteson o9s. Thomas J.
TO hear from, S51 votes ahead 0'''3
Not IN tic t4sl Legislature.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

V" ''e stare Oh trauc we are happy 10 be enabled 20
uoIu" To-Day business is rcviyng, and although, no
thng on very large scale has yet been done vet ron
Small beginnings, justified in anticpatin corr
siderable extension AT the close of the markers Con-
SOS stood at 773s We subjoin the last prices namely.
Sonsols 775; New per Cents 95i India bonds 2 nm
hxchequer Bills, (GlOoO,) L. PREM; do (smalD 6 pm
PORTSMOUTH, March g.
tbs hiaesty's ship Blonde, which arrived YESTERDAY
Tell IN with on the 9TH inst in lat a. as n. lonr 81
81 w the Frances Mary, Of 398 tons Kendall master
OF and from New Brunswick bound to LivernooI Tim
o. 'ucu (oethg her first voyage, water logged, and
perfect wreck; Took oil the master, his wife, three sea-
men, ana one female passenger, out of crow of -
VA 'he Isl OF february the Frances Mary experienced
most Tremendous gale of wind from the w \ "
during which she carried away her fprenos, ,l,c co,
mace complete breach over her, washed four searnen
OH the deck, boats, SC. For twenty two dave -; ,,;s
horrible condition. tic unfortunate si, y;vors :,,I
their wretched existence by actually f,ndro 80, ,Lo
dead bodies ct those who died the wreck when they
were Providenta!ly fallen in with and rescued fro,
~ "ofriu STATE by his Majesty, ship Blonde. From
ne! COMMANDER, Lord Byron, and his officers thew RIO
ceVeI The utmost possible sympathy and every thine
was Afforded Tor their comfort and accommodation N, he
i"rdsp, whose conduct towards them the cantain save
no language on his part is sufficient TO express. for
"u 'ney renamed few hours longer, they must inev
tahly have persisted, having been BROUGHT on hoard j.,
a complete state of exhaustion
Extract Of n letter dfied T.ircrDooI ly,ycI On
Inc sales o cotton in the Of last yvee, wore
1880 bales, OF which 2.OGO chiefly INLAND rc,o =,
ken onspecuaton aud 1000, chiefly Brazil for Fxnort
our imports was only LOO bags but notwithstanding
inc market closed fatty, and sales were made at de-
cine again of I, therefore quote panss NJ
more than Esd. Sd per H.
cls-Our Cotton market to day has been verr ,uiet
and scarcely maintained, Notwithstanding the wind con
tnues So as to- keep supplies The larre ,rhIic
sales OF Tobacco yesterday and to-day have zone off
at great reduction from the previous nominal Drice
IN some instances as much so 10 40 per- cent lower
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
-a2A-
JUDICIARY BILL.

WASHINGTON, April 25.--The amendments Of the
senate 10 the judiciary Bill came up yesterday in the
House Of Representatives, and were the subject of =
discussion which seems to Indicate that the debate on
that subject will be revived and may possibly be so far
EXTENDED as to preclude any final disposition of the bill
curing the present session. The amendments of the
Senate it will be recoeeted by our readers alter the
bill in two material features The first is new arrange
ment ofthe Circuits by which Ohio and Kentucky are
thrown INTO the same, instead Of into two different cir
CUTS. as was proposed I'D the bill from the House. and
the second Is provision which makes it obligatory on
each Judge in the Western Circuits to reside within
his own circuit. The Judiciary Committee of the
House are unanimous in their opposition to these ameud>
ment and there little probability, think, that the
House will concur IN them; and should the Senate final
y adhere from the strong vote in that body for the
amendments, would seem probable, the bill must be lost
The debate Of yesterday was arrested by motion Of
Mr. Bartlett Of N. H. to lay the amendments on the Ia
re, and print them for consideraton.-C.Ndl, Inh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

AH TsSns. /acJariaE AtcGruder AID Frances his wife
VI J. ni II. Baird aud POLY bis wife, BENJAMIN Me-
Cav. William II. McCau, ard Nancy McCau, TAKE
NorrE. Taa shall sake :nc ieoosi,ions q william
Tara a5 re.s. a: the NIL Of tor Cross N the coun-
- rs Gooct.anc. On tic 9Th DAY ~ May aud Au-
gus: and continue om ia day Until said deposit
fj7n5 rouTie'c3.or ne 5ta day Of June next: u
Saunders '3ve:n Sh0csos Hi tae city of Richmond,
the dispositions Of DR.. Ioan r. Swami ami Others 70 be
Continued from day dav Until said ieposi;ions com-
Tctci:i9' the 4h Wednesday, Janc next the depo-
.'ous of william Puryeaf aid others, Hanorcr Court
House. So continued from day day in like manner
above. Said dispositions when intended be
read evidence in suit depending in the superior
q charcery Gor the Richmond district, which you are
piaaf:Ts aua Defendants. You may attend If you
p,aase THO.J.fS PURYE.4R, II.
JOH,T I,2CR-B.7N.
Ar-.: q, 1876 THO,U.gg PERYElR. 81
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DIED.

All hcr residence in Goochland, Thursday the en,h
INST III the 10Th year of her age, Mrs ANNE CUnp relct
oI the late Col John Curd. She possessed heart full of
he best charities of and her active benevoence
IS attesed by numerous acquaintance. Her piev hos
pi'"hy, and social disposition, endcareG her 10 all who
rela tions and friends.
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w ASKING TON. AnrIl O1

Tine Pnnnmn .MiSson.--This subject has at length
been finally disposed of in the House of Representa-
ives oy the passage of an appropriation for the expen
ses OF the Mission. Our readers will lave observed
that after rejecting, in Committee of the whole House
the qualification with which it proposed to accom-
pany the appreciation of the Mission and then by sub
sequent vote, agreeing to that publication tie House
huay refused, by large majority, 10 make any dccla
ration at all on the subject, by rejecting both the reso
luton reported by the Committee of Foreign Relations
and the qualification appended to it on the motion
OF Mr. AlcLANE; thus leaving the whole matter to the
Executive discretion and responsibility.
Nat InteIiigenccr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
CNdt. hteIH genccr.

The Greek Treaty.-The new Treaty of cession and
purchase made III this city With the deputies of the
Creek nation of Indians, in January last and submit
ted to the Senate by the President on the 3Ist of that
month, was ratified and confirmed by the Senate on
Friday last, together with the supplemental article sub
sequentIy agreed on. by which, it is understood the
wishes OF the State of Georgia have been so fully met
as TO induce the hope that all dissatisfaction felt in that
State at the a6rOgaton of the former treaty will be
dsspacd We have reason TO believe that the efforts
Of the Executive, and especially that officer of it. (he
SECRET AIRY OF WAR; to whose province the manage.
ment OF the affair particularly belonged were never
directed with more zeal and assJuity 10 anv object
than to the satisfactory adjustment OF the embarrassing
difficulties which grew out of the former treaty. These
efforts produced the Treaty Of January by which about
nne entns OF the territory in question: was obtained for
Georgia To the further concession obtained by the
supplemental article the friends peace and harmony
the country at large-are indebted, 1t is said to the
exertIons and influence the Indian delegates of
MIR. BENTON, of the Senate
The following is the vote on the advice and consent
of the Senate to the Treaty:
YEAs-Messrs. Barton, Bell. Benton. BouIipnv
Branch, Chambers, Chandler, Chase, Clayton Dcler-
son, Eaton, Edwards, Finday Iiarper Harrison Hen.
dricks, johnson Ky Kane, Lloyd, Marks Mills Noble
Randolph, Reed, Rowan, Seymour, Smith, Tazewe
Thomas, Willcy-3O.
NAYs-Messre. Bcrrien Cobb, Hayne, King, Ma
con, White, Williams.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

4@'8'o TICKETS. 96,39O DotLARs
Tictefs md Shares n4gy be hui the
NJ a N a q u r 81 OFFICE,
UNDER THE EAGLE HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA
At THE FOLLOWING RATES:
Whole Tickets S3--Halves 81 5O-Quarers Is cts
Certificates y Tickets an so he had In this case
there will he required
For u Whole Tickets but SIS %
2Hah do II 50
II Quarter do 8 81
Explanations Of this Lottery, well as all information
respecting others, will be given a this office
Prizes IN the Lotteries New York Jersey Pom
syvania, Delaware, Maryland, Washington CITY, Virginia
North Carolina and Louisiana, will be received In nav
nent.
Orders, enclosing the cash, or prizes as above free NJ
postage for tickets shares, will meet with prompt attcn
ton, If addressed TO
March3l 4. + M,iiEyTiYYiE;E, Managers.
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MARRTEn.

by the Right Revd Bishop Moore in this CITY. on the
1 INST "EonGE TAYLOR. Esq. of the late Hon
John Taylor of Caroline; to Miss CArHAa1Nr, onIv
uSuShter OF Mrs A. Randolph of Wilton.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
100 Dollar Note Nismatcbed

HAE ~ possession note of hund Ell do lars Of
x 'c h"'N OF virginia with the numbers 578 and 248-
any person vino has CORRESPONDING u citbe- ~
above vii present it 20 Anderson Wocd>on & Biggpr of
Richmond. CrOPGr WON;}EOSr, VI
April 28th
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

Captain Sever Of the sbip Har1iito1, al 15s1o6 mi
III days from Calcutta, states that official nteilreDca
had been received previous his sailing of severe
oattlc between the Burmese and English in which the
latter where defeated with great loss.
he Proctor Of the University of Virginia has pub
ciy announced, that the Law School of the Institution
VIII be opened the list day of July next under the
direction OF Join IdyOe Lomax Esq. who has accept
ed that Profcs sorship op
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28
Valuable Land for Sale.

DURsUANT to the last will nd of John Younr.
senior, Decd the subscribers will offer at public sale,
suhect tn tie widows right of DOVER the premises on
thursday the 1st OF June next that valuable trac, of
hu oil winch he died possessed Back creek in
augusta county containing by survey 600 acres
nearly SoO OF which cleared, under fence nd in
hgh state of cultivation with 90 acrcs of 6rs
rate meadow ground, aud be made There are
on TINS Land two Dwelling Houses one Ba,n and other
"ut-hnuses tor the accommodation two families and
several springs OF the best This tract of Land
ueSerVcdy ranks among the best the county in which
es the cleared land surpassed by any this section
OF the country, and feel perfectly in Swine that
me wood land has decided superiority the vest and
valuable lands of the kind known which are VET T.,
oroach Perhaps few upland tracks of size in tile sta,s
are less incuNbcred with steril Improbable ground
When the Intrinsic value of this Land comsieredto
excellence OF the neighburhood and Snriety which surround
-and the public Improvements which arc going on md
contemplated near Tit is presumed cannot fail to at
tract the attention of of capital The Subscribers
oeen further description unnecessary, those WISHING
10 purchase Ill first view the premises. will he
gwen on the first of Octnber following which time ono
r ol the purchase money will be requiredte balance
III iour equal annual payments, by on the
property The purchaser may have the privilege TO pre-
pare for sowing down part ground immedistejy
after harvest. ANDREW YOUNG
ROBERT S. YOUNG, { ESors.
Augusta county, Va. March II, 1926. q 1Ot
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Benefit Of the
: ~ n I'M n sgTl ~ D go ~.

F0T The BCneiIt OF The
DIS'E4L SW1.HP C.3.N.4L CO.WFA.NY.
SECOND CLASS
10 to drawn /" Richmond, on Wednesday, 10Th May :ox:
J. q. x A@GS & n, EITNTX2xz, Ma.cct-s
80 Number Lottery by combination aul ;crn7uta,;ar--
Five BaJlo's be Drawn
HIGHEST rEIZE 10000 DOLLARS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

i. ne boston papers with unanimous sentiment Of
appreciation, announce meeting TO be held at FanenI
Hall tor the purpose of taking into consideration the
GXPciency OF raising funds for the relief of Thomas
'eHerSon' Inc course intended to he pursued is TO
purchase up The tickets i'll Mr.. 5 lottery and there
oy 10 prevent the author of the immortal Declaration of
Independence from being bcrelt in bis old age ohs
patrimonial estates. 80 " NO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-28

The King of Portugal dead and his successor IN
VIC S'o"" IS inc present Emperor of Brazil-the indie
pendence of which power has been recorn;yed b d.
tuSal itself. This presents surious point for states
men TO settle VIII the Emperor of Brazil renonnce
,i character and be content with the sccptre of Por
abandon that OF king Portuga or finally will he
ohe DOM characters INTO and reign the king of Por
tuga and the emperor of BRAZIL In that case If por
g declares waraganst Brazil vice versa which side
may be- take in such an emergency RI