The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-11

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alarm In point of intelligence, sobriety, strict.
iy correct moral department, and general purity
OF character, the inhabitants of these places will
compare favorably with the same amount Of
population, in any other situation in the country
Those who visit Lowell will find retired GUAR
tiers and good accommodations at the Merri-
mack Hotel. 1t is situated on the bank of the
river, with the fall directly in rear, of which.
and of the beautiful scenery of the onnosite
snore, 1t affords commanding prospect On
the dinner table, we found very excellent sal
mon, newly taken from the river opposite the
house, and understood from The landlord. that
ne had not been without it since they commenc.
ed running in the spring
PUBLIC DINNER. A dinner was given 20 Mr.
Webster in Boston on Thursday last. We
learn from the Boston Courier that upwards Of
ilve hundred citizens assembled at Fareuil Hall
with large number of invited guests. The
assembly was addressed by Mr.. Webster, Mr.
Gorham, Judge Story, Mr.. Everett, Mr.. Davis
Dir. Burgess, and Judge Halliburton, of Nova
Scotia Tho following regular toasts wert
drunk
!. I he President Of the United States.
<; Our distinguished guest--worthiest tbe
noblest homage which free men can rive. or !
iree man receive: the homage of their hearts.
D. agriculture, Commerce and Manufac-
tures-the fountains of national wealth. eoIal
contributors to the stream of public prosneritv
a. Our political institutons--the first great
experiment Of mans capacity for self govern
ment-may their duration through all time
make it the last.
.. The memory of washington.
g. The Governor of the Commonwealth
z Our Senior Senator in Congress-his faith
tuI services are fully appreciated, and our CRATE
iul acknowledgements are due to his services.
g. Our distinguished Representative in Con-
gress-we value him for his talents, respect
nm tor his independence, and thank him for
ms pubic servlces-our hearts and hands are
ready to do him honor.
g.. The Judiciary-our ark of safety mid tho
storms of political contentious.
10. Our Army and Navy--mav those who
have erected the monument of nations gIo-
ry ever lind 1t shelter from 4 nations ingrat-
itude.
H. The Massachusetts, Delegation in Con.
gress-these are our iewels-ths world sees
Their lustre-aoe know their worth
IL Internal improvements-thes savings bank
IN which our national wealth may securely be
deposited, to be drawn for with interest when
needed
10 The stream of New England enterprise,
which has so long yielded its mighty tribute
TO our nations wealth-inay it ever flow with
increasing majesty and strength.
SINGULAR Occurrence. On the 9th inst.
rs William Eaton, Esq, a Representative from
this town, in the Legislature, was standing on
the steps of the State House in Boston, small
boy handed him letter and Immediately disap.
peared On opening it he found inclosed a
three hundred dollar bill of the Manufacturers
and Mechanics Bank, with request that he
should appropriate it to his own use, adding
that, at some future time, he might, possibly,
be informed of the causes which led 60 tire
measure. We understand that he is entirely
at loss how to account for it, nor has he any
reason to attribute the act to any particular in.
dividual
The Worcester County Institution for Say,
ings haacommenced business. The Treasurer
will attend at the Worcester Bank, every
Wednesday, from to 5 o'clock, P. M. to re
ceive deposits
1t is expected the Legislature of this State
viii adjourn to-day.
~ The June Session of the Court of Com
mon Pleas commences in this town on Monday
next
o. The County Commissioners will NEE
in this town on Tuesday next
IssTALLATIoN Rev. EDWARD TURSER vii
| be installed over the Unitarian Society il
/ Charlton, on Wednesday,, the l8th inst 1t il
fexpecied that Mr., Ostineli and wife will assis
in the orchestra Communicated