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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16

Whole amount of disposable funds, $4,000 10
The conditional funds consist of the deposit
notes which are given at the time of receiving
policy, and are four times the amount of the
premium paid. They are secured by lien
upon the building insured, and the land under
the same.
In regard to expenses, the Directors say,
they " fear not comparison with any similar
institution y and we can testify, from our. per-
sonal knowledge, to the vigilance which they
exercise in this respect 1t appears that the
annual expenses have diminished, while the
business and resources of the company have in
creased. The amount paid for the expenses in
each successive year, has been as follows;
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16

The Franktin Insurance CompaaO
EHAV!NG a capital of 100000 ali paid in.
"a a make INSURANCE against FIRE on Build
ings, Merchandise, Household Furniture. sc. nt
low rates OF premium. AUSTIN DENNY, ESQ.
OF Worcester, is their Agent, and authorized 10
issue Policies. istf Boston, Oct %.
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S659.6O0 rs

Some policies have been forfeited, leaving
the sum now at hazard $648, 600 upon from
two to three thousand buildings scattered
through the County, and averaging not over
$500 upon building.
The fund for the payment of losses are either
absolute or Conditional. The first accrue from
cash premiums on policies, and the fees for pol
icies and assignments The current expenses
of the institution are the only charge on this
fund. The investment, and amount, of it on
the LIST of December. was as follows.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16

ANOTHER WARNING. We are informed nv a
correspondent in scarborough, that on the
9TH ult Doct. B., of that town, received a
letter, of which the following is copy:
Sir-l consign my remains to be dissected
at discretion, at the Medical College.
CauSe-Tedium Vita, or a certain cure ftr
lntemperance has induced me to effect il No
oosequles is asked. In the pine grove near
Mr. f. Flagg's | shall be found. -
The signature we purposely omit. On ea.
animation, the body was indeed found in The
place pointed out. 1t appeared in evidence
that he drank about quart and half pint Of
rum at once, which produced insensibility and
appoplexy, followed by death in about "a hours
thus adding another victim, sacrificed at the
shrine OF intemperance, and, affording another
warning to those who are addicted to similar
habits,
O. Several original articles will be found
on our first and last pages. The following
will probably be more easily remembered
than the Latin words in the article on the
method of finding the day of the month, viz.
In Dover Dwells,
George Brown Esquire,
Good Captaip Finch,
And David Friar !"
and answer the purpose equally as WELL,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16
B4RLEY WANTED !!

b~7RLE I WANTED F.!
? u ME subscribers will pay e. cents in Cash. or
IL % cents in Goods at D. Haywood g. Co.'S
Store tor BARLEY, aoeH cleaned, and of a GOOD
quailty, at the WoRoEsTER BREWERY.
TRUMBULL q WARD.
6F.All those indebted as above for BEER are
requested to make immediate payment
Sept 5. is.e
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16
CARPETLNGS.

Just received, 2 bales, Comprising variet
OF patterns, of Kidderminster, Venitian an
Anierl can, much below recent prices.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16


EFFECTS OF UGLINEss. When Abbas
the Great was hunting in the valley, he
met one morning as the day dawned, an
uncommonly ugly man, at the sight of
whom his horse started. Being nearly
!dlsmounted, and deeming it bad omen,
he called out in rage to have his head
struck off. The poor peasant whom thew
had seized, and were on the point of exc
euting, prayed that he might be informed
OF his crime. "Your crime" said the King.
"is your unlucky countenance, which is
the first object saw this morning, and
which had nearly caused me to fall from
my horse" "Alas! !" said the man, "by
tins reckoning, what term must apply to
your MaIesty's countenance, which was the
llrst OBJECT my eyes met this morning.. and
winch is to cause my death 20 The King
smiled at the wit of the reply, ordered the
man to be released, and gave him present
frstead OF taking OFF his head
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

lie trangnrtinn OF tss husiness on The lei
1tauarv ! aud the checks were paid, or ratt.
charged, hv each, 10 the treasurer nr-
eouut. leaving The aggregate IN bnth hnnks ~
II siasd before they were drawn. The cell
81 the Cntnuittee on the Pc .idenis OF the
Banks referred only to thn bhlnner, due the
Commonwealth althe cinse 81 he day oil ihr
3lst Dpeenher--lhe cross checks not beiug
5lnresd until nCier thai DIV, vent, ai rnnrse.
into The TREASURER Bank hceouni fofthe new
mouth Underline law. the treasurer is re-.
qnirrd 10 keep separate accounts NJ tse me
nies belonging 10 The Treasury mud Public
Funds, ani we understand b. Kept CORES
poading accounts with the banks. and, Thai
checks were Frequently draw upon one
fund. in favor of another. even IN the snme
Bank this always occurred when 1nonrv Ind
been borrowed from one luud tor The benefit
of another.
On fife 9th March the Colsmiltee called
on The Treasurer Tor IN explanation Of the
cos checking which his Bauk book mud Ihr
arcounts AZ Bank exhibited. They received
note from him promising HE explanation
on the next day. Aud On thht night the Ca
iasiraphe we have already described occur
red.
We are informed tint the amount of def.
p
death. so Tar as can be asccrt4ifcd. Is S96.
o65. Auditor. Warrants for The rnvmcnt "a
maney into the Treasury. AID liensarcr4
cht Ok, o. tin Banks may VT r"mnin in thu
h-u,l, vi individuals hut a Is presumed thola
are bat lew such, taoy, huLlathat they viii
hut Gile vary the nmount<
Upon receiving Intelligence q the iren-
surrt's death, the Executive Council he'd =
meeting, and appointed a Committee 81 ihclt
owa body 30 count the u.oury IA the lreasu.
~, aud deposit il in thesbank, l. secure the
books and seal NJ the pnper,--0n SATURDAY
hoard Was sgain held. Int not having SUE
coed N nppoiuliup Il successor II J. Baker
tucy adjourned over III yrstr' day, when CO.
! Lawson Burfpoi Chesterfield county, W.
appointed "A grntlemnn who hears a high
! character t,r good seuss, great integrity, 10
! drsdrv. econum, ;end is moreover. M com
| Portable circumstances.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

At a meeting of the managersofthc Bible So
cicty ofBedtOfd on Friday the 2lst day Of
March, A. d. 1929, beng the first meeting since
thu death oftte Rev. James Turner, President
OF SAID Board, the following resolution was u
unanimously adopted, aad ordered tobe register.
ed IN the records OF The managers
Whereas it has pleased cod IN his providence
since tue last meeting Of this Board, to remove
from the earth the Kev'd James Turner, for ma
nv years President hereof aud We are all OF
opinion tina, sone decent tribute Of respect i,
due 70 his memory az an upright aud Just man,
a pions Christian aud able Minister Of the Cos
pei, an active, aruehI ard jealous Melnber r.
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TIN, TEs

1hc people Of this sraion of country are
much Ind, bad 10 Mir Richardson, the manager
Of the Virginia Theatres, Tor 'he cNcrilOns he
hos made in forming a yeiy good theatrical con-
pany, and intruduc ihgth on our boards The
location of Lynehhug renders II extremely cx-
pvnsive aud troublesome 10 collect q comp'ny
Of much merit and we therefore think. that.
when these difficulties ate sumuugted the piny.
guing community owe som thing mnre Sbada-
mi To the manager than empty compliments
which, however gratifying they ma, be 10 his
pride, will not B, pUt money IN his purse. We
are aware of the hardness Of the bmes.--and
know that II must have considerable influence
on the success Of M, klchdrdson..-hut these re-
marks are only intended for those whose means
and disposition 20 hand IN hand Our country
friends, who have even less frequently than our-
selves, m opportunity Of participating IN such
amusempnt,, viii not, " al probability, Ser IA
better company than thnt now PLAYING here
The Theatre opened Oh HedHesdGg ni5h, with
Shetdan's comedy Of he SrhOnl ior scandal
We did not enter the iheatte until the play wss
nearly over, but from what We saw, Is we'll M
from the observations ofothers. thepettor dd
themselves considerable credit. s-Dn Iyidag
| night, Catha' me aud FrfIuCho. lle Turnpike
! Gate, &c were performed 10 a muCn inrgrr hu
dleucc than on the preceding night. aud SOM
very hnr Helng was eNhlbieh. we nave M
! room today for particular notice 81 the mdt
yidnals, (Which we purpose 10 do hereafter, bal
it IS due to Mr.. Pennins ton, as Cfdrt aud Mis-
CostaI, as Galiarinc, 30 notice particularly the
excellent manner IN hicb those characters wer'
pcrsonaied Mr.. Farrell ish genuine son 81
Momus. Natnrein curtaing him ct hg iairPro
portions, ~ @ti her usual econ"my had IN object
IN vic,s. She knew I'M mirth and laughter
proiong The life Of man. aud she doubtless dc
signed Nj T. as one of irr agents. We hope
he NAV perform his Office we'll
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07
SPLENDID SCHEME.

IL All the Prizes in a wheel aud all the nun
bers ~ another AT once--lhe whole scheme TO tn
drawn in ONE DAY and the whole amount Of
Prizes may be had, soon as drawn.
Price Of Tickets 50 % Quarters IS
Halves, 80
~ The 1850 Prizes Of $3 to be awarded 20
the FIRST second OF third division to be determine
cd by that which may draw the capital prize OF
i 10 0O0-- so that holder Of three numbers, one
OF which shall be in each division is certain 10
draw one prize and may draw -Four.
The CaDha Prize OF $1,000 To be paid in
part by 1000 Tickets is row sealed up l. deposit
ed n The Bank Of Virginia at Richmond, aud sub
jtci to the control OF the holder of the ticket.
The prize of 5000 TO be paid in part by
package OF 500 tickets is deposited in like msn
ner.
i , Terms--For packages not less % tickets
scheme price for approved notes, payable ia
teen day after the drawing. without interest.
:. Orders by mad meet the same attention
gwen 10 personal application.
AUG. LEFINlCH, Manager.
March 3.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

EnaTEgSITAN1 ton deed Of trust exc
n oalrh 10 HE subscriber, ion purposes
therein nnmrl, brnflng date the 18th day Of
DcernIbef, LII a duly recorded IN ieiiastings
Court of tsu,naui slnll rtoceed IL I'll,
tor cash. an tn 9th day of MAY neNt. N tho ten.
inont ON mann street over the counting iesur of
john Itoh,nspn--onc nrgru woman Nation,
one side board, secretary and booh ensc, sofa,
beai 5,,"dz Il bedding mnuie slnss t~e large
looking glasses Hifed lamps &C, tea ch,na, set
tablr china. 2 daz chius passage lamp, dung
aud ca tnbles and u variety oi othrr house
hold md bi1chrn furniture. Acting a. trustee
the subscribe, viii eon'e, only such title as IL
vested IN hin By said decd.
l.. fLkICllER, trustee,
March tds63
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II The last Nashville Republican contained
q sefoutss8 columns essay, over the signature Of
jfBfrs9H,' in reply 10 the Address Of the An
tl-lackson toByentlon Of Virginia Il say that
Il Is very ingenious piece OF sophstry. would
b. an at Of supererog alton TO those who know
tia, II is from the pen Of Mt Lee, Of the Nor
them Neck, in this State and who IS NOW rest
ding with Gen. Jackson. collecting from the ego
tlsm Of the ChlehaIn materials tor 4 new histo-
~ of us career-l history which Will doubt
less embrace the mnoraldes and vices OF his
early, as well rs he vaIor Of his later Iiie--Ve
cannot doubt this, when we recolect the candoi
and opeu-heartedness of the General, (who says
that he is above concealnenl,) AID the straight
forward hon sts and veracity Of his biographer,
("ho never betrayed ore who trusted in his hon
or. boosted Of the black deed which will fol-
low him. like his shadow, 10 the grave !)--There
are some men who in the words Of .Innius, can
only escape Censure when they escape obserya-
ton" But. unfortunately for them, they are
generally that description of persons who not
only have the courage 10 be criminal but the
impudence to be ndIifrrentto the reproaches IT
provokes And such a man is Mr.. Lee. One
would think that he would endpayorto hide him
self from the notice of he world and not, on
every occasion which offers, seek to dfaw 10
wards himself the public attention, which he
must ne well aware can never be done without
likewise giving rise 10 sensations, the nature Of
which his understanding will point out 10 him,
if his feelings cannot apprecia. lheir force.
W. can ori, account for his frequent public es-
SAYS, by tue snpposuon that he is looking tor
ward to tie election Of ten jackson, with the
hope, that, under h'.morR administration. 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07
Cases cured by Swaim's celebra-
ted PaDacca
2S8 Bottles ot which the SUI scri:
Der has Just received.

HtIih following tesiimor,als, translated
- rom the original Spanish ~ relation To
SOME extraordinary effects produced nj tho
Hrvnnn. 10y SWAIR'S fANACEA are deem.
ed ot sniheieni interest 10 claim portion oil
publiC attention.
IRANaL ALTON.
Don Fernando Gon1alra del Vale, NJ d.,
rlbhe Professor ol Nleh,etno aud Surgery.
Lecturer 81 Surgery in lhe Ituyhl ano Poutili-
col University OF 81, Jerome OF The havana,
Member OF tue Royal Patriotic Society oi the
" Friends of thu Country, = &C.
hereby certify that have used the medi
cinr known lay the namt Il " SWniHl's Pdnd-
ce1, md have nltninfd very rpou results
from IL application. hsvng efrd Two .H4
cnts III whom The d,snfdrf g onld moi {,rld 10
the best curative rem edies One WAS rutleF-
ing with ChroHie HERPES, aud the other
with venerinl ulcers, complicated viii Ro-
norrhpe Il long standing. The form. nd
10 ieke five bottles, the latter sis. 1bs pther
cases IN which am nov using il, nre cnrci-
nomateus ulcers and lhough the patients
are mol YET cured, they experience hoe'V
great relief The ulcers suppurnte more Tree.
~, " lhont extending ~ quickly rs theY did
beture the mediciue wa. tuk"n. Ibis Is all 4
can NJ present state, sbd am happy 10 he IA
bic 10 contribute On my p6ft 10 conhfm The
good effects 81 ibis valuable discovery
Fernold0 Gonzales del n. u. &c.
Havana, Oct. To- 1927.
cory.
Consular Agency 0t ht TINTED SUITES.
|, the undersigned, Vice Consular Agent OF
the United States loi the city OF Havana ana
its dependeneies, do hereby certify, tftnpG.
tor Don Fernando GpnEnlez del Vale, sub
scfiber 10 The foregoing document, is II ply
sigian Of The frentpsi responsibility, residing
IN This city, Ia me ~oll known, aud 10 whose
nltesihlion ms suuh, tul faith aud credit ought
g. be given.
In lestmons Whereof, ! hive hnreun'o set
my hand and affixed the s.Rl ot my Office bt
Havana this siNsenih day 81 October, in The
year OF our Lord one honshnd eight hundred
and twenty seven, mud oi the Independence
OF the United states, the flty-second
(Sgned) pincent Gray.
The ,nhscriber who WAS lately appointed
the agent for the fnle OF swsims celebrated
Pnuarea, has Tor sale NJ the proprietor's pri-
ces Two Hundred aad eighty eight bottles OF
the Pnpaern. The above statement al the
erral elIiency Of The Parafra in several very
different eases, as certified 10 bt the CousulBc
Agent OF the United States for the city Of Ha-
vann and its dependencies, adds very great
additional proof oil The esreediug usefulness
OF the remedy. Howell DAVIES.
Irn. = 1fD
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

tina Bible society. OF whit1 he vas the lbnniiei
q Of tbs y AID Of Managers, aud always one Of
is rhiai ornsmeni. = supporters. BE Il thrfriore
rcsal,sd thatve 10 hun. the los OF hnn .. If
= mos. n.rfl uismlnr Of The Church. sntin.
tie citizen ofonr cuaaeniiy, 1T wheh he WIS
tn TREND and brnclactef aud personal friend
90 every member OF his Ba,fd
\ copy from ihe Recurd.
3. GARLAND, See'ry
u The Editor ot ne Family I,siter atd
Telegraph - ffgHesied 10 psOiih The ADORE.
The following extracts from NY journal Of
The weather " III Asst the readers oi the virgin
ian ~ comparing the twn lasi mrts.
ior mce,arng toe temperature, have used
fmouheI's scale SIGMA.
Asaf LyHfhimg.
iS.k1. Dee y. nj sun rising 6.5
-, AZ do. o II
Ia17. Ian. ~ At sun rNng.
Sinor thf 2ith ult t'feihurmumrter has nuc-
III ted hctar.n ~ and =; seldom niio,c the lat
tei bul often heiou The ln,mcr Winds during
tbs period frequent aud stpng fam \, AID
n There have niirn three or fou, SHOWS, the
deepest moi exceeding thIre inches
IS.s@ jon : --Snce the lUth alt the
weatIe, lbs been vety warm. aud from the lptu
nlmna sullr, The 2ah aud 3nh werr the
coolest dn,s; Ibcrmo. n son rising ~. With
ths exception II has hueuaied between do and
Is al NOON. pnting tn period. WindS node,.
ate np9 > and :. ". With frequent rains.
Ian ls--Sha,p fros the litsr ~ his month.
Feb. 1.--rcath blossoms IN LynohhUrg.
Mach , 'rhcrm ,mrtcr NJ sun rising, 20 ;
codrsi morning,
lsoot TN ~ snow showers have occurred in
the rourse Of the winter but noHe renamed on
the glnurd Visi lc. rScept ON the mountains.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07
COW uiNrCATlOys-rgr "e rog.niaa.

To n young Loag in LyuchbHg.
And basi thou Lady, quite forgot
The hour pnss' d with thee
And is there nothing left 10 hrlss
Ms nafe 10 Thy memory
know what cares Thy mind gigase,
Whnt pleasures, too, are lhtae,
But yet Il, least one thought bestsw
On mo, lo,'d Caroline.
Dear Caroline, do not come
To wound thee with ropros. hssno~,
Insytr bad, full wel know,
From thee one single vow
But there are hopes within my heart
Which words eau ne'or define,
And deep, devoted was py loys
For thee, fair Caroline.
loved ihec---'twas not wealth pfi1sa,
Tn beauty won me not,
Ny heart would all have been thine oso,
How lonely cor thy lot
Aud had some desert heen thy home,
Tho lO.liost cottage thine.
Iwould have lov'd ar fondy still.
Believe me, Caroline.
Twas not because the vorce oftsns
Upon thy genius hung,
Twas mol tho incense swcct OF praise
Upon thy altar huuR
Had'st thou, ungntcod and unknown.
Been leit uuseon to shine,
would a. soon thy heart have sought,
Ny gonlo Carolne.
q no there "a moi one m eaftb
That would have prizd thee more,
Or would have bntter known the w.5ti
Oftll thy menlf.tnrs.
And he---thy chosen one---whn unp
Receives esca smile Of thine.
lie cannot lotc t.as more danI.
Tho yainly Caroline.
For mine, 'ho4 knowest, va. tae isge,
Tine first warm love oiyou'a.
gave 10 thee an honest hcrli.
A heart the home ofirathi
did mol bow, rs others ho"'d,
SO often at thy shrine,
loved thee for tLysolf alos,.
Thou lnow'stit, Caroline.
No more from F's.''t -, ~ sae-e
TO thee nv steps shall stray.
Nor. On bold Jamess lovely shose.
Inuse ny hours away
No more thy ego Of pnrestray
Shall meet the gaze ofm,no---
Adieu--- Adie0---WitlI griefl say,
Adieu--.weet Caroline RaYMof
dbemdrie.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this lie 81 the - inst DAVID
BURN 3, Srn. OF Amherst, IN his 9ol nr
lie lived an honest aud upright lite, aud died
in praer
-. in Richmond, on Tuesday, April |,
ate, lingering mdspasltion, MN. WALLER
nENlNG, Esq Cle,k oil the Chauce,y Goufl OF
that District.
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED. on "Wednesday evening last, by
the Rev. Nicholus II Cobbs, Mr.. THOMAS
MORGAN, Of Buckingham, formerly ol Rich
moud,) II Mss SUSAN liENDHCko, II
this { .uni#
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07
THE VEEsGgNiAN.
LYNCHRIRG. ApRiL Z. i,2s.

Spotp After winieruis extreme warmth
or which is matter al universal remark. in
which we have not had snow enough 10 cover
the earth, mud mol q particle Of lee, VIZ were
on Thursday nighi, last, visited bya fall Of
SNOW. The warmth nf The weather ard ,lamp.
ness of the ground, however, soon melted il !:
though we fear the fruit has all been dec
troyed The mountains around us are sill
covered with il.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

Aese39ie Of M. Wedey.-- During the voy
s;e o. Mr. Wesley 10 America, he nearing an
nul,uol noise in the cabin OF neuera ole.
'1ofp lthe Governor OF GeUteia. Win whom
a' anted,) stepped in To inquue TIE cause OF
r,an which the General iminC diatelv address
sd him NJ. Wesley, you must excuse me,
'aaFp met Waha proVOGainH too great for me
!. hftr fon know the only vine drink IS
'iWnS wine, as il agrees with me best Of my.
II therefore provided myself with several,
otzens OF il, aud this VILLAIN, GIimaldi, (his
,Pe,sn servant, who WAS present, and utmost
U-la with tear, has dunk up tn whole of it.
bq' viii be fevenged on him. have Or
ceel him 10 be tied hand aud foot, aud to be
yafae1 10 the man of war thal sails with Us.
me rascal should have taken care how he
w. ior insrsr forgive Then Hope sir,
VII John Wesley, looking calmly at him.
PH atrer SIN The general was qniie conf
;oaored at the repraof, and putting his hand
' "9o aus packet, took oul bunch of KEYS
s vi, he threw Al Grimadi, saying, There
w., ,5n1ln' take my keys, and behave better for
'e 'u'afe'' The Ohio.
49,. i'dy, who lately died in England, LETT an
n""y OF lot. to a monkey, and 81. each 90 h
1os and Gator their snpport-wth remain
"f'h their deaths TO Neee.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

IL be Drum IN Richmond, on Thurs.
day The lt May ne1t.
Virginia Slarc Navigation LOTTERY, No.st
"a. ,ra4,,tY. ca.1ts AIS
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tfImAht HOUSE sERFANf.-, t.p,,.1
tjn,e ~ ne gwen for first rate female
a. % Try q" ''i'' once