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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-30

" Humanity speaking, there is not much
ground TO hope thai the Chinese will
adopt the Christian religion; but God
is all sufficient. The case of the Ma
lays is, if possible, still more hopeless
hey will readily discuss religious top
ics: but they appear to be shut up in
'nelr PreJudices, and possess a sovereign
contempt for al! others
Remarkable Jact-Christianit began
its progress at Jerusalems; al The expi-
ration of forty days after the death Of
Christ, ii numbered about 100 followers,
Immediately after, 1900. and soon after
5000 more, and n little less than two
years, great multitudes at Jerusal EN-
alone, as well as throughout Judea.-
Mahomed was three years in making A
converts, and of those, two were of his
own family; and proceeded so slow at
Mecca, where he had no established re-
lIgloD 10 contend with, that in the 7th
year, when he was compelled 10 flee 10
Medina, only SO men and 1 8 women re-
tired TO Ethiopia. Within century
from the time Of the ascension, Chris
hanily, without any aid but that of
preaching, pervaded not merely Syria
and Lydia, Egypt and Arabia, Persia and
Mesopotamia; not merely Asia Minor,
Armenia and Parthia, but large por-
ton of Europe. Islam, on the contra
ry, had DO considerable success, until il
achieved IT by the sword in making
proselytes.
Philosophy and Christianity contrasted.
Every system of Philosophy is little
in comparison of Christianity. Philoso.
ply may expand our ideas OF creation.
but it neither inspires love 10 the mor
al character Of the Creator, nor WELL
grounded hope of eternal life. PhiIoso-
ply, at most, can only place us at the
top OF Pisgah. There, like Moses. we
must die; it gives no possession of the
land. 1t is the province of Christianity
to add, All is yours When you have as
cended the height of human discovery.
there are things, and things of Infinite
moment too, that are utterly beyond lis
reach. Revelation is the medium. and
the only medium, by which, standing, as
it we're, +" on Natures AIps,'' we dis
cover things which eye hath not seen.
nor ear heard, and Of hich it hath new
er entered into the heart of man TO con-
ceive. Fuller.
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~ farpEI4tYf,.
ADAAS AND JEFFERSON

The following dates Of the principal incidents
in the lives of Adams and Jefferson are sub
joined TO the Eulogy delivered by Hon. c.
Gushing, at Newburyport. The author re-
marks that they were collected with care.
and are believed TO be substantially correct. /
Salem Gazette.
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PERuoUs aDYE.vTURE.

The following interesting narrative Of the
perilous ascent Of Mrs. Graham, in ball.
loon, from the gardens of White Conduit
House, on Wednesday evening, has been
sent us by correspondent. London pa.
"In consequence Of the heavy thun-
der storm, the initiation of the balloon
was protracted considerable length OF
time, which caused the ascent to take
place much later than was originally In
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-30

Gapes or PIP IN Poultry.-It is said,
and we believe truly, that little soap,
and probably strong soap suds. mixed
with Indian meal or other food for
chickens, will cure distressing, and
often fatal disorder, called gapes or pip.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-30
CHE Arts amo &cte,nres.
From the Medical Intelligencer.l

To The Editor cfths Medical LnteHigeneer.
SIR-As every thing like improve
ment, in either of the departments of
Medicine, deserves publicity, ! am in
duced 10 send you, for the Intelligencer,
short notice of what consider as ali
impr owed method of teaching Myology.
The skeletons designed for the study
of the muscles being cleared of their
oil, are painted over with ground,
made with white lead and very minute
proportion of Prussian blue, mixed with
boiled oil and Copal varnish. Two
CO ais, at least, of white, are necessary
for good ground. Upon this ground,
the precise surfaces, corresponding with
the different muscular attachments, are
painted in strong colours, the origin and
insertion Of any muscle being marked
with the same colour
Besides the bones thus painted, prep
arations are made of the muscles dis
sected from each other, dried and paint
ed in colours corresponding with the
co!onred patches on the skeletons.
The cOIourS onuloun5 ono
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-30

Universal Cement--A Cement made
10 the following manner, will unite, il is
said, either glass or porcelain, and eth
er marble or metals:
&c To an ounce of masic add as much
highly rectified spirits of wine as will
dissolve it. Soak an ounce of isinglass
in water until quite soft, then dissolve il
in pure rum or brandy, until it forms a
strong glue, TO which add about quar-
Ter of an ounce Of gum ammoniac, we'll
rubbed and mixed; put the two mix.
lures together in an earthen vessel over
a gentle heat; when we'll united, the
mixture may be put into phial and
kept we'll stopped
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when wanted for use, the bottle
must e set In warm water, when the
clipaIor glass articles must be also
warnsd and the cement applied. Ii
viii : proper that broken surfaces.
whenraretnlly fitted, shall be kept in
close onIract for IL hours at least, un-
til thGement is fully set after which
the frrture will be found as secure as
any prt OF the vessel, and scarcely
perceltibie. CKeg,is,ry.
Cityying Cider, 8'c.-Nlr. Joseph
Coopf, Of Newt ersey, published 40
artlclfn the True American, relative
to ling cider, by which it appears tina,
the Jey, made from builock's feet. will
answei the purpose. Ii should be warm
ed an mixed with little of the cider
mtendd TO be fined, then strained. and
whenold put Into ii vessel which con-
tains lie rest, and stir it till thoroughly
incorporated. In bottling cider, it is
recommended to raise the proof by put
ting aout two lea-spoonfuls of French
orandJinto each bottle.
O,ngrcPhy-A new art, TO which the
name If Typography has been given,
has ben invented by MIR. AiguebelIe, of
Paris, which is said to afford an extraor-
omar, faculty 10 executing not only all
thai Jas hitherto been done by engrav-
ing and TYPOGRAPHY, but also the effects
OF tie Vencll>and stamp, which neither
th. graVer nor the crayon has yet been
abEto accomplish.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-30

Remedy for the effects Of Dram Drinking.
Whoever makes the attempt to aban-
don spirit drinking, will find from time
to time ranking IN The stomach, with a
sensation of SINKING, GOODNESS, and mex
pressible anxiety. This may be reIiev-
ed by taking often cup(ul of an infus-
ion of cloves, made by sleeping about
an ounce of them in pint of boiling
water for six hours, and then straining
off the liquor. In state of torment,
languor, and debility, an ounce and a
half of the cascarilla bark (being also
first bruised in mortar should be adj
ded to the infusion. This mixture taxi
en- in the quantity above specified, three
times cay, will be found useful
strengthener Of the stomach and bowels,
when they have been disordered by FREE
quent excess aud intoxication. Ibid.
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Notice.
To Laborers.

NJ ANTED Immediately, by
w the Worcester & Brookfeld Iron
Foundry, eight or ten Hands to cut Coal
Wood, TO whom fair price will be paid by
the cord. Apply at the Furnace in WOrces-
ter or Brookfcld.
August 16, 1926.
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Surgical Instruments.
DELANO & WHITNEY.

No. 10 g. 20, South Market-Street,
AVE just received, and will
a. e. keep constantly for Sale. large as
sortment Of SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS,
wholesale and retail, at very low prices.
Physicians and others, who are in
want OF the above, are respectfully invited to
call.
Boston, June 10, 1895. 6m
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.OU are hereby cited to APP

pear Git you see fly at the Court Of Pro.
bate to be holden at BrookfeId, in said County, on
the fourth Tuesday in October next, at ten of
the clock, before noon, to show cause why LIZ
cense should not be granted, 10 sell and convey
so much of the Real Estate of said deceased. ms
will raise the sum Of 1921 100, to pay debts and
charges; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. PROBATE.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, August Is, 1926
TO The WidOw. Creditors and Heirs Of SAM-
UEL FREEMAN, late Of Hardwick, an said
County, deceased, and to all others concern
ed in the Estate Of aaid deceased,
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Frice to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
annum.
OF advertisements, not exceeding t'celre
dimes, published three weeFssfor one dollar, and
continued three ,Ueeks longer for fftg cents.-
Larger Embellishments an The same propOrtlon.
The publishers will hold themselves respon-
sible for no error in any advertisement, be-
yond the sum charged for its insertion.
All communications and orders directed to
the g Editor e the SPyf'' and post paid, will
be promptly attended 20.
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:@dssactl1tsetts 5pp.
THE Liberty OF THE PRESS Is ESSENTIAL
To THE SECURITY OF FREEDoM.''
PRINTED FOR THE PRoPRIEToPs BY
SAMUEL b. MANNING,
CONDITIONS or PUBLICATION

OPPOSITE THE NEW MEETrNG-nousE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
Yel,labke Renl pl.nnert,, for SILL

S virtue OF a deed OF trust executed by Robert McKip
dec TO John Lee dee dated the Esd day Of Jauuar
ana recorded ia the Court of Hastings for the citv II
eOhd on the 9Th day Of September 1921 to secure the
ray heht Of certain sum OF money to William Fleet and for
ue purposes therein mentioned SHALL a the heir and ad
razor OF hr SAID John Lee proceed 10 sell on the pre-
nt Tor ready mouey Tuesday the I'd day of ay next
between the hours OF and O'Clock in the afternoon
tenement at the Intersection OF and 10Th street, n The
slu Guy Of Richmond Also, other brick tenement ro.
ing - and an halt feet on adjoining 10 the one bef
ne1hed Also, one other brick tenement fronting % fec,
on lo'e street. aud running back eighty feet with The ptiy
se OF ieet alley, common all four OF fbe aid Robe,
teheir ts, subject ole dover Of Elizabeth Nc In,
WHO" OF the sad Robert Such title only will be conveyed
as vested IN the heir and adm'r OF JOHN &C. S
me trustee IN the said deed The sale 10 be ~
Morcitre, Robinson & I9eaa1nts - ~ u''e1T
April !, 1926. - ~ 20 . eec'
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Notice of Ty,tSf Soye

virtue aud in of deed OF trust bearing
~ the 2istday OF February 1885, aud admitted record I'm
fiuvanna county clerks Office executed by William
Petit of the county OF Fluvsnna, the purpose of
nS The payment oi certain of therein
l. the subscriber, MONDAY the Tweny-fourth lav OF
April SO If fair, If not the fair day. at FLUYg
M COURTHOUSE, shall proceed to sell al public
auction ready money much OF three certain tracts
and in and by the said deed ofust Mentioned and
containing 1--we humid ed and sevenynine acres the same
more or less lying aud being situate the said county of
ryanna, aud the same that conveyed By Thomas T.
uli executor oi David Ross, dec. the said William Pes
Ut by deed bearing date with the entoned
oil trust as shall be Sufficient 10 pay the eight hundre
and sixty eight dollars aud fifty with lawful inter
thereon from the 2ist day February 1884, till payment and
all the expenses of sale Acting merely trustee ha con-
ey to The purchaser such title passed TO me by the ssi
deed OF tTTt but excluding oil warranty thereof exoe
against myself and all claiming by, through, under me-
Richmond, March 81, 1896. los.tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

completed across the Alleghany Mountains 10 the
Ohio River! II is proposed to make the Canal As
feet wide on the surface, and about 33 in the bot
tom, and feet deep; this will be nearly one fourth
wider and deeper than the New York Canal; and
as IT is work that will last for ages il should be
made on an extensive plan twill be nayigable for
boats carrying upwards OF one hundred tons bur
then, capable OF being drawn by two horses
What an astonishing sight will it be to see two
horses taking one thousand barrels of -four to mar
ket-and 1t now takes two hundred horses to do
this; yet so 1t will be. Many of US will, / hope,
live to see the work complete and see our country
become garden spot. 1t vexes me TO see Goals
from Liverpool, ard Potatoes from Bremen, adver-
tised for sale in Washington and Baltimore, when
Maryland could supply all our Seaports with those
articles Frederick, Washington and Allegheny
counties will in few years present quite differ
ent aspect TO what they do now. Yet many OBJ
stacles are TO be overcome -prejudices among tn,
people and opposition in Congress-but dom
give up the ships the work will go on, and trus
ere long. The estimates for the eastern section
will be laid before Congress in few days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
YELLOHL NpRLnclle

'HE ub'crhrr having been long rendered incapable
tending 10 business from disposition offers 10 rent THAT
ecehated Establishment the yellow Sptns situated 10 the
county Of Montgomery and State Of Virginia, miles North
OF the courthouse and main road leading tie Western ro
~ Ihe great medical qualities Of The water, situation and
improvements all combine render this a. desirable st
on 70 obtain health any IN The state lie will venture 20 saw
h The water has supero aud that the roads leading 10 Il
ave INFINITELY better aa ia any other watering. place in this
'eeu?no ihe county Should any person ucne 10 rent he
can u'so Tor efa years accommodating terms as hs
could expect pcison who calculated for this employment
and wii enter upon determined 90 DO WELL confidently be-
eye tha ne oa"noi @ an early application will be advisable
there repairs be made before the season com
enees some iumurc will DO supplied aud Gr rate Baker
Ye' near tc SPRING who DC employ Cd easy erms
CHARLES TAYLOR.
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Desirable Real PyoperfJ, fo- CT,

yH Tue, OF deed of trust executed Dy IViln McKn
"u Eihioeih us wife, 10 John Lee aud A.xapder Ei,
1a,ea On NE 18Th day ofSepeuber 1891 reSorJs5 81 I
Sya@. oi the city of Rroond on the I7, day
81, TO secure the payment OF certain arm
oey 'hsi en- mentioned TO William Elect and for che %
prei.a sH H as Surviving trnseel proceed sell on The
LOT ready MONEY, Tuesday the second dav Of NJ
70 commence at half past O'Clock in the after2oon ~
oilow,ng property viz Four Houses aud Lots Fi The nr
mems heTeon az they then stood insured in The M1,i I,
Snee SOCIETY," all Of them fronting on Street bttsee "a 3
SUI rs III me saId city The said lots extending back on,
Hu ana 2'a streets one hundred and twenty feet 4. an
icy Twelve feet intended to have been opened and a. %
te square from Sd to 9Th streets Also eighty feet Or
az me corner Of and 9TH Streets and sxendinr
o avn slrsei one hundred sndlrsnly feet Also ali tat
VI oound on me North side Of street near David IuIIo5
zol ieet front on said street. and extending bsr
apYg io4 itct toan alley Of 10 feet Also one other @
aI L containing % anl an half feet fronting ON an tre
% tAehI.hs BACK 'Oieei which last mentioned House ,ni
o' Is oythe provisions Of the deed aforementioned ec ~
I ine estate OF the said Elizabeth McKim Such te n
-. a. . vested IN surviving trustee sfort
me sale Will commence al the tenement at tbe corner
Pieasants. ALEX. EI I;ts-' - c oi.tIe, tootpsoa
April 4, 1926 - S'' 'i'i"5 c ~ u.tee'
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LIND ron SHE

kNOR sale, my tract fIand in Abemare county bsr,,r
my residence, consisting Of 500 acres about 1000
are OF the best mountain quality, and 1900 yin below b,
mountain and extending fem it, generally OF good oua
and remarkably well iinbered and watered. The lie ~
The south side ct the Hysnna branch of James River
gable for BattsauR TO Milton, which within three and
miles IL i've miles from Charlottesville and sig from 49,
University Ot It's advantageous situation for health md
~ no remark need be made here The estate has ali The %
improvements on ia oommolious dwelling house bnildnr
for servants, and other domestic purposes good 3b ~
barns, with threshns machines grist aud saw mill win @
houses or managers aud well posted for each purpose
aud all IN good repair The tract may he divided ayaus
ynio seyeaiparis, will be disposed ffdesifed THE
purchase msney may be made by instamcnts with
very liberal credit, be agreed The time OF sale The
iuntu and the stock Of every kind may be sold with he land
lhage also Tor sale another tract, OF rather than zoo
acres miles belowion, ofhe river on i northern
side, which lies WELLS Of good quality well fnbcrcJ A. =
w'tered and has valuable Of lime stone passing through
ms Tracts divided into two furms each having on L DWELLING
h0ueiyery eUmmOdOus FOR small family with nee sss,v I
5udugs Credit will be given FOR this tract like manner AZ
log TIE other Persons inclined purchase, will address them
serves ameelyto me JAMES MONROE
OaklIill, Loudoun county, w. Aprilt2. Iih-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
.YBJURfYIOM

There wu' time--swce time of youthful folly -
=, Fantastic woes eoartcd, fcigned distress,
Ooins the yelled phantom, MELANCHOLY,
With passion born, like love, " III ideness.n
And like lover. Ike Jealous lover
hid thine idol with a miser's art,
tLest IN. ar eye. her sweetness should discovery
CIo'cih The iniGoS chambers II mine heart.
And there sought her--on in secret .oushthcr.
fsommerry mates withdrawn, ani mir,hfulplly,
~ wear away, by some deep s,y water,
in Sreen wool lcne, the livelons sumueriay,
Watching the fi;in; clouds, the fading npwers,
The flying rack aihv art the vavy grt..;
Aud murm'rine oil, Aaek, thi, lite OF cure
Such are u J"Ss-so swiftly doth itpl,s."
Anh :hen. mine idle tears, (ah, .iv ,uaienN
DydroP; thu liquid glass. Ike summer rain
And sishs, az from bosom sorrow laden;
Hsavrdthe Ugh; heart, that knew no real pain.
And then, ioy'd 10 haunt lone burial places,
Pacing the clurch-yir earth with noisCls, tread
o pore al new-inade graves lps sha.tly traces.
Brown erumbln5 homes Of the forgotten dead.
To think of passing hes-of death ani diving
Methcught 'twere sweet in early youth 20 Die,
SO loved, lluieni,l- in such sweet sleep living,
The white shrrud all with flowers and rosemary.
SlTewd ocrhy loving hand,nutthen would grieye ~,
TOO sore iGrsooth! the scene my fancy drew
could not bear the thought, To die and leave We
Aud have lived, dear friends! TO weep for you.
And have lived 10 prose, tina, fading flower.
are 'iirs hest Toys, and all we love and prize.
What chilling rains succeed the summer .hn.ers
What bitter drops, wruuS slow irom elder eyes.
Anj have iiv,-i To look on dea,haud lyin-
To count the sinking pulse the shurtuing breath,
To watch the las, faint hfe-sircak fyins--
10 stoop--to ;titt--o b. alone wih--Dea.II.
Aud have lived 20 wear the smile Of gladne.,
. When all within wa. cheer less dark * cold
When all car,h', Joys secm'd mockerv & madn.-.
Ant l!e more tcdou. thtn " tale twice told"
aud now al now pale piuing Melancholy;
No longer veiii for me your ha.gari hr"y
IN pensiVr Sweetness such youthful folly
Fondiy cone eitcL-- adjufe We now.
iwav- avaunt! No l. n GER now I call We
- Dvinest Melancholy. Mild meek maid -
n longer may your siIen spells rhthral me-
willing captive ia Your 6aleiui .haie
tive the the vuicr Of nirh the sound oflaushtrr.-
The sparkling glance OF pleasures rowing eve
The paSti' past. -Aylunt, thou dark hereafter!
Come, eat aud DRINK -i0-Enorrow we mus, die"
Sin his desperate mood, the foil hath spoken
The fsolwhcse heart hath said tiierei. no God"
But for the s,TicLrn heart, the spirit broken
There's balm in Gi!eld yr.. Thevery rod.
I've hut ks, It, - the stroke lc.ccndeth.
Disiilieti bahn to a.liy the inflicted smart,
And Peace, that pAsSch Understandings" b!enleth
with the deep signing OF the eontrite heart.
Mine be that holy, hubble tIhulatiou-
No longer feigneA distress fantastic woe.
know my grief. but then my consolation
My trust aud my immortal hope. know.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
SHE or LOTS

~ Jhwsday The &7ih day Of April next, beng Anel,
- court dave snail sell 40 public auction NJ the house
PC Lots " Lind lying the public road adjoining the court
nou'e tact The nearest within few hundred yard, Of The
mouse t0nr Of these Lots contain q acres eac over
@ u woods NE other two contain ninceon, Tie other
twenty acres aIwOodal of Tie lots arc 500 laid Of as 10 front
f' tne pubic road plot uf tc may be- sech at the
'eih once Terms twelve months credits houis with rord
,enfy TO The publican, merchant or m,clanc thr o-st
'uaon Cd these ots render them valuable beinr near h
healthy ncishbofhooJ. IT. Lt,rf,U ~
Amelia, Iareb ~ los 90
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Ten DOllnrs Pe,oord

AN AWAY from the subscriber Tuesday morning last
the 26,h instant, Indicated apprentice the COACH
making business, John Lunord between 10 aud 20
yea: OF age ah0st feet inches high, aud ofende AMI
erect form, and light complexion. lie had blue broad
cloth coat, white hat with Grape on H. lie is from Surrv
county, va where his connections living he is eompa-
ny with young lad who has been enced by the said Lus
ford to accompany him 10 Alabama where he has brother
yns, and has lately received letter from him. which letter
he has now with hun. II expected he ~ stop al Lynch-
burg which place he said wund he his first sionpnr place
All persons are forbid trusting, haborhg, employing
IN any way as the law will all be put in force The
above reward will he paid auy person who will
him that get him. and al reasonable paid for
h. deiv cry 10 me ia Richmond. n ITCH t.SOR
March .. os,f
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lLo sSrIRlno

(ESPEcrFULLY aequaints hi. friend. and Inc pule tha,
az mas taken the store on Maineet lately occupied by
mr. Thomas Lambert, where the Tailoring Business will be
long experience IN the various branches OF hi. business
sure share OF public patronage, pledges himself no
eN.iu"n shall be sparedio render general sa,action
ne VIII keep constantly hand u suppIy of reasonable
goods IN his line, which he will make no 10 order al the
shortest notice. a, reasonable prices cah lie has also
made arrangements in Philadelphia New York 10 he fur
nned with the newest Goods and Fashions Immediately on
their arrival from Europe. "
L. h. begs leave TO inform those gentlemen rrdinr in
10. country who have been in the habit of deans with nr
Lambert, that he has retained their reaure. and Iii 5
WITH Pgeuay and dispatch, TO all orders they NAV be pleas
March 81. 900 o,