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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19

Don't touch thut gun, Billy, said lbe careful
from the floor an old and rusty Queens arms,
which his great grandfather had carried to the
siege Of Louisburgh in i745. Don't touch the
guu, it will 60 Off aud hurt you. Mother, said
the boy, it is not loaded and it has no lock-
Ah.my dear, it may 60 of, without any charge
or lock. Beware Of the gun was lhe anxious
reply.
This cautious mother was as sincere in, and
had full as good reasons for, her apprehcnsions,
as nave the authors of the incendiary Pamphlet,
which is so ndustriousiy circulated among the
farmers Of this state. The latter pretend, that
plot has been formed, to deprive the farming
interest Of its ascendancy in the government,
and that the Administration Convention Prox
Of State officers, is the mighty engine with
which their plo. is 10 be consummated. Now
we ask every man Of common sense, how il is
possible, that a Senate, composed almost en-
tirely of farmers, can be brought to abandon
the interests Of thoir own profession? The new
prox, proposes no alteration which will reduce
the number Of farmers in that body II nomi-
mates three farmers, in place of three who arc
now in the Senate. 1t proposes one merchant
who is also farmer. Is it unreasonable that
the mercantile class Should be represented -
What harm could General Whitaker do the
farmers. were he inclined TO do any, when
there are nine farmers in the Senate, to watch
alarm is raised to divert you from the real mcr-
It's Of the approa ching election = to induce you
TO place three Jackson men in the Senate
CoMMUNICArED.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19

HENRY BALDWIN. This gentleman, for
merly one Of the most ardent friends Of the
American System, and who is solely indebted
for whatever notorcty he enjoys, TO the stand
lie formerly took, in relation to the encourage
mcnt of Domestic Industry, has " turned a
short corner" and come out, the undisgused
foe TO that policy, which has already taught US,
that 1abour is the wealth Of a nation. Mr..
Baldwin, made a half halt about two years
ago. but has now taken firm and decided
stand, and in the public newspapers Of the day
is opposing the writings and speculations Of
Mr.. Niles Of the Register. His sudden. and
remarkable change Of opinion,s easiy accoun-
ted for, and is TO be found in tho following cir
cumstance. A few iponths since, GENERAL
JACKSON, sont him piece Of negro cloth,
manufa ctured at the Hermitage, occompani-
ed by ictter. in which the Hero said, that
from experience had in his own family, he was
satisfied that Domestic manufa cturss needed
no further projection, and asked Mr.. Daldwin's
opinion on the subject. after giving him to un-
derstand by "inu-ndo. that if he concee ded
to his propositions, something might be done
for hin, IN the event OF hi. elevation to the prcsi-
dency.-The bait was too tempting Baldwin
could not Withstand tho temptation, and in
stantly conceded to the propositions Of the
General, and has come out n'open opposition to
the ".Ameriean " System" Mr.. Bildwin's
political grave has thus been dug, and already
does the kncl! summons his political departure.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19

Hon. Joncthan RmsseH-Ths few friends
OF this gentleman, attached to the opposition
party ia .his vicinity, have been lavish in their
abuse on tho propretors Of this paper, for insert
ing An article some few days since, relating to
the rscsat visit of the Hon. JON NATHAN RUS
SELL to this town. Tho grounds Of the OBJ
jectioas; have beer, that Mr.. Russell has moth
ing to do, with. and takes no iatsrest in the ap-
preaching Presidential Election. The follow
ing paragraph will show how much credit
such statements ara entitled to.
We have for some days heard rumew tiko
the following, and that the MS, afterwards
printed and published by Isaac Hill, was frs.
sent to the Office from which the following par
agraph was issuod.-.Mass. Journal.
From the Castins yameriean.
-'THr PAMPHLET. On the subject Of the
pamphlet entitled n b,ief Sketch of tae Life
and Cherlefer Of General .andress jackson,
we have hitherto been silent and that for
reasons net necessary at this time to lay before
our readers and the public. But ~ these res.
sons no longer exist, we now state, and that
without fear of contradiction, that the above
publication, TO which 10 appended the nste at.
taeking tho cbaracts Of Mrs. Adams, &c. wal
complied and published uuder the direction. i
not BY. the 0S-HON JONATHAN RUS
SELL 90 Nose snon."
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19

A Good Name.-Tber Majesties Of Sardinia,
according to the Genoa Gazette, lately stood
sponsors, to a noble child, who was baptized,
simply and shortly, Charles Felix Joseph Mar
ius Christmas Denis Paul Francis-de-PauIa
Bernsrdin Anthony Raymond Gaetanus jean
Nepocemis Andrew Averln Magiusdcs- Mira
cles Diego Peter d'Alscantris. When this
young gentleman, who is the son Of an am
bassador. comes TO sign despatch notes, il will
be, for brevity, initials, C.F.J.MC.DP.F-dc-
p. B. AR. G.J.NA.A.M-d -desM.D.P. d'Alcan-
tira!!
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19

ION win nc ssrd 70 him thea can possibly pre-
ssnt itsslf TO any man Of ssnss; AID that -.
whether he would issa become . mad house
or Psnitsnsiary Hs has been called genius:
he is indeed the genius Of stark. st,ring, mad
Er.ra7sgaaee; a rabi, grotes1ys aai Iudic-
ron, ssnpolSSs' sxs:ting by tnrns, rnirth. pity
and aiszss.. With a naturally prolific imasi.
An'ion, Which, so Ear fscm pruning and regula-
ting. he has allowed to shoot up into every
rhonstrors disprepsr'ion, and grow rank and
~Cd; and with very iNsc steady and proper
cultivation of his judgment and reasoning pow
crs, mt the s,ros9est originally. he gives free
eours 1, the mos, strange and abortive fan
1ies. IL utterly unable TO pursue and dcyelope
a connec cd series Of propositions, and Proba-
bly never fS,sghf an hsh hour steadily in his
lfs. Of 10 per rash. vehement and positive,
M Is oasliv ,icxlcd with his owa crude faucies
ar those Of others, and always seized and trans
ported by whatever is brilliant or imposing, he
takes his graser dosmas, at second hand, from
he most paradoyical and often the most IN
ound; wSiic from not having. any sori""s sub
'scts, say fixed opinion Of his own. his vi'ws
vary with his caprices. and are yea with this
author and M, with that. In short. his brain
80 full Of gro,esque and wild 'nas:ainss. COM
oinsd in every strange aad iuiicrous proper
,isn, .msy be compared to the soothing cal
dron in Macbeth; beistero.siy fermerting with
Ere of newt ard toc Of rog,
r.sm oftat and tongue Of Dig,
Adl-r's fork and hind warns ding,
Ilnird's log and ow.sts wing"
over which night be chantcd the incantation
"-.-iS,e, ax!a,e, to5 ,,A uo'ls,c;
Fns, hurn p; aud cgAldron subh,s!''
Aad TO these concen ard vanity rarely par
as,ci.d; qualities. which have boen neurished
by his residence abroad and his admission in
10 Mag,zines which. in most casos were re-
mark able for nothing more than the inflated
and exuavagaH, diesioa which had csert into
Jhem, qualities. which, by tho exec" TO which
ss~y ma 70 grown, having ssif,es every sent'aent
Of dslicacy, and thereby banished genticmany
feeling and gentlcmahly habits, throw him
without the pale Of courtesy; and qualities, in
fne. which, while ihey have created within
him morbid and ravenous appetite for notorie-
". blind him to the consciousness Of the indis-
eximinatiag rapa city with which he seizes on it;
and We have the eutl1aes Of character, SO re-
puls,ve aud yet 50 ptiable, that compassion
sn;n sIss in with cur aversion and contempt"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19

Foreign. The intelligence from Europe by
the recent arrivals at New-York. will be foun
on our first page. The Bashaw has arrived at
Boston, bringing London dates ono day later,
but the papers contain nothing important.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19

displayed the ''most eonsummats ignofahss Of
men," Mr.. Monroe he mentions in the most
contemptuous. as well as contemplate manner
and Judge Cabeil. he unfeelingly attacks, on
account Of his poverty. These men, elevated
SO far in honour and moral feeling above this
reviler Of the living and the dead can suffer no.
thing from the malice and abuse which is en-
gendered in a depraved heart, and uttered by
venomous tongue. .Aler. Gazette.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19

Revolutionary 06ieers.-The proceedings
Of the Senate which we publish to-day, gives n
gloomy prospect Of succour from Congress to
the surviving officers Of the tionary Ar
n.y. The vote on tho motion to postpone the
subject indefinitely, shows full well that they
have nothing to expect the present session, and
probably never.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19

Representatives elected, more than two thirds
arc friends Of Mr.. Adams.
The returns from 1862 towns, gives Mr.. Bell
20, ,I63, Gen. Pierce 49, Majority for Mr.
Bell, 3S0S. Mr. Bell, the Governor elect, is
elder brother Of the present Senator in Con-
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19

The Greek Commhtee Of N. York have re-
quested DR.. Howe 10 rststn 10 that city to aid
in promoting the cause Of the Greeks and he
left Boston on Friday Hast.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19

Go-The communication, respecting q reconi
Steam Boat accident, is incorrect and cannot
be inserted,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-25
H.fRD WARE.
FRANCIS PRENTISS,
%. Merchants -RosroN

80 |HefCftuUtS ItOtC,-DOSTUNs
WEAS received by the late arrivals from Eng
n Il land, his Spring supply of
birmingham g. Sheffield Hard Ware Goods,
comprising, in part, the following assortment,
viz Knives and Forks Pen 81 Pocket Knives;
Butcher Knives Scissors; Razors Shears
Large Tailors Shears Brass Commode Knobs
and Rings; Brass Bolts; Brass Butts; Door
Rappers; Brass Lamps and Candlesticks Iron
do; Knob Locks; Closet, Cupboard d Trunk
do; Chest and Till do, ca brass and iron Iron
Norfolk Latches; Brass do +; Iron & Brass Bolts /;
Butts Chest and Table Hinges; Iron g. Steel
Squares and Bowels Cross Cut Saws Mill g.
Pit do; Veneerng, Hand and Back do Gilt
Coat and Vest Buttons; Pocket Books; r.
Hemming, & Sons superfine Needles; Pins
Also, complete assortment fFiles; Hills &
Fosters Vices and Anvils Fosters English
Shovels Wood Screws; Cut Tacks & Brads ];
Block Tin Tea Pots do. Lamps; Coffee Mills );
Sheet d Cast Iron Boilers; Tea Kettles; Bel
lows; Shovels and longs, &c.
Also, 1000 feet Baltimore Window Glass, as
sorted; % doz. Ames's Back Strap Shovcls so
doz. Stetson's and Plympton's Hoes 100 casks
Cut Nails, from Sd. 20 40d Sheet Lead each
3; s. and b.; 100 Training Guns; 500 lbs.
superior Glue; 200 reams Common Wrapping
Paper, warranted of superior quality
OF All of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash or credit
Boston, April 80. 3m
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-25
WoOllen Manwactory for Sale.

FHNHE subscriber offers his establishment in
Il Leicester for sale, which consists of
Woollen Mandatory, Dye House, and Dwell
ling House. 1t is situated upon the south side
of the great Post Road leading through Leices-
ter, upon the Kettle Brook, about one mile and
half from the Meeting House in said town, and
five miles from Worcester The water privilege
Upon which said Factory is situate, is sufficient
for carrying on the business of manufacturing,
and has been occupied as such for about IA years
The Machinery of the Factory will also be sold
at the same time, which consists of two double
Carding Machines, and all other Machinery in
proportion, necessary fer the business, and is
mostly new and in good condition
As the subscriber proposes to change his bust
gess, the above will be sold on very reasonable
terms, both as to price and time of payment
10 For particulars, inquire of the subscriber
on the premises SAMUEL WATSON
Leicester, June 4 If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-25
To the Honorable the Justices

Of the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the
County Of Worcester, on the third Tuesday
of April, A. ID. 1928:
RESPECTFULLY complains, SALLY
IA GOULDING of Ward, in said County,
the wife Of JOSEPH GOULDING Of the city
OF New York, and in the State of New York,
Yeoman--that, in the month of May, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred,
she was lawfully joined in marriage with the
said Joseph at Dudley, in the County of Vor-
cester; since which time your complainant has
always conducted herself as chaste and affec.
tionate wife. Yet, the said Joseph, disregard
ing his marriage obligations, on the first day of
January last past, and at divers times within
twelve years last past, did cohabit and commit
the crime of adultery with certain woman or
women, whose name or names are unknown to
your complainant, to wit, at New York afore-
said. Wherefore, the said Sally prays for de-
cree of this honorable Court, diyorcing her from
the bonds of matrimony with the said Joseph
SALLY GOULDING.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-25
CELEBRATED HORSE,
HIGHLANDER,


III Isl uEy Mr. James Wor-
sAssss.gs.s w thingtons stable in
main through the season, which will end on the
l@th July next. The HIGHLANDER is of the
English and Arabian breed of horses of fine
temper; nine years old the 10th of June fifteen
hands, three inches high of beautiful dapple
grey walks and trots remarkably fast is a
lofty and powerful horse and exhibits as much
muscular strength, elegant movement. and ner-
feet symmetry ofform, as any horse in this coun-
try. He has proved himself a sure and first
rate toal getter The colts sired by him possess
large share OF bone and muscle Great num
bers OF them are to be seen in Connecticut.
which have given universal satisfaction and for
beauty, size, and activity, stand uurivalIed
Two of his 2 years old colts took the two FIRST
premiums at the Cattle Show at Hartford in
October, 1924, and have since been sold for
more than $o0O-two other 2 years old mare
colts of his sireng have been sold for more
than S4O0-two others took the two first pre-
miums at Hartford, in 1S25-also. four in 1926
at at Hartford and CRANKY and five others at
Hartford and Windsor Cattle Shows, in Octo-
Der, 1927 The colts sired by the Highlander.
never have had the premiums taken from them
whenever they have been presented at the Cat
1 Tic Shows. The premium of Silver Gun was
! awarded to the Highlander by the Hartford
County Agricultural Society. Also, first pre-
MUM by the Hampshire, Hampden, and Frank
lin Counties Agricultural Society, in 1923.
PEDIGREE. Highlander was sired by the
celebrated horse Highlander, which was the
son of Sample, (the best blood in. England)
which was got by the Arabian h6fse Vernon
Arabian. Highlanders dam was one of the first
blood mares, of dapple grey, sired by the horse
Gunpowder, owned by Benjamin Perkins, ESQ,
and bred by the Rev. DR.. Perkins, of West
Hartford, from his full blood English mare.
which was bought in Virginia by the Hon.
jeremiah Wadsworth for $500 This mare was
sired by the famous imported horse Eclipse.
Kept by Mr.. cambridge, of Trenton, New Jer-
sey, from an imported mare Eclipse was sired
by Eclipse, the most celebrated horse in Eng
land, which never was known to have been beat
IN running, and covered at 80 guineas mare
and one guinea to the groom. Many of the most
famous running horses in England and Ameri-
ca are descendants from this horse. Gunpow
der was sired by Capt. Samuel Whitman's
horse, Obscurity, which was sired by old OBJ
security, imported into. Baltimore by BENJAMIN
Crockett; his dam was imported by the Hon.
Charles Carol, and got by Selim his grand
cam. by Careless; his great grand dam, by
Cullin Arabian.
Terms-$6 the leap, 50 the season, S12 to
insure with foal Cash when the mares are talk
en- away, or notes payable LIST October next.
Pasturlng provided for mares from distance,
but escapes and accidents at the risque ofownets.
May %. 5w RALPH WATSON.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-25
To Jared Weed, Jonathan Da-
us, Joseph DAVIS. Samuel Mixter. and IA.

Wis, Joseph Davis, Samuel Alixter, and Da
vid Wilder, Esquires, Commissioners of
Highways for the County of Worcester:
FENHE subscribers, Inhabitants of the County
II of Worcester, and the County of Middle
sex, respectfully represent, that a new High
way Is much wanted, and would be of great
public convenience, from the town of Royals
ton, in the County of Worcester, to the town of
Acton, in the County of Middlesex: wherefore
they pray, that a part of such Highway may be
laid out, stated and established, beginning at
point in the route of a new road as prayed for
by Joseph Es.abrook and others, near the house
OF S. Bowker, in the town OF Royalston thence
in the best possible direction to or near Muir
docks tavern in Winchendon village thence
by or near Samuel Woods tavern in Ashburn-
ham, through part of Westminster, near
Fitchburg Meeting House, to the bridge over
the brook near the potash works Of Oliver Fox
in said Fitchburg thence in the best course
through part OF Lunenburg and Leominster,
TO the line between the towns of Lunenburg
and Shirley, so as TO meet and connect with
part of said Highway, as it may be laid ont by
the Commissioners for the County of Middle
sex; the whole of said part of said Highway
being within the limits of the towns of Royals
ton, Winchendon, Ashburnha,n, Westminster n
Fitchbarg, Leominster, and Lunenbufg
They also pray, that another part of said
Highway may be laid out and established, be-
ginning at the line between The town of Little
ton, in the County of Middlesex, and the town
Of Harvard so as to meet and connect with the
part of said Highway, as may be laid out by
the Commissioners of Highways for said Coun-
ty Of Middlesex; thence near the house of the
north family Of Shakers, in the best possible d.
recton, to the line between said town of Har-
ward and the town of Gro;on, in the County Of
Middlesex, as to meet and connect with
another part of said Highway, as it may be laid
out by the Commissioners for the County of
Mddlesex; the whole of said last part of said
Highway prayed for, being within the limits of
the town Of Harvard in the County of Worces-
ter, or 50 much of said proposed route as may
be deemed of public convenience and necessity
OLIVER FOX, Per order
Of Committee chosen By tOaoa Of Ftch5urg,
and 63 others.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-25

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
WORCESTER, IS. At meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden by adjournment, at
Worcester, on the second Tuesday of May,
A. D. 1928:
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That no.
tice be given to all persons and corporations in
terested therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at the dwelling house Of Ephraim Muir
dock, ir., in Winchendon, in said County, on
Monday, the taoenty-eighth dag of July nexi, at
one of the clock in the afternoons by publishing
an attested copy of said petition and of this or
der thereon, in I" The Massachusetts, Spg, and
Forester County .9dgertiSer," and in the g Ma
tional .Egis," newspapers printed in said Wor-
eester, and also in the q Lancaster Gazette" a
newspaper printed in Lancaster, in said County,
three weeks successfully, the last publications
to be fourteen days, at least, before the said
twenty. eighth day Of July
And it is further ordered, that the Sheriff of
said County, or his deputy, serve the town
Clerks of the towns Of Royalston, Winchendon.
Ashburnham Westminster, Fitchburg, Leomin-
ster, Lunenburg, and Harvard each, with an
attested copy of said petition and order, thirty
days, at least, and also post up an attested coDv
thereof in two public places in each of said
towns of Royalston, Winchendon, Ashburnham.
Westminster, FitchblIrg, Leominster, Lunen-
burg, and Harvard, fourteen days, at least be-
fore the said twenty -eighth day of July at
which time and place said Commissioners will
proceed to view the route set forth and describ.
ed in said petition, and to hear all persons in
terested therein, who may then and there de-
sire TO be heard thereon
Attest ABIJAH BIGELOW, C7erk.
A copy of the Petition and ofthe Order thereon.
"A Attest ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-25
FOURTH OF JULY. 1898.
feId, Eest Parish.

Celebration al Brookfetd, FEST Parish.
IT N conformity to arrangements made by the
D. Committee that was chosen last year at
North Brookield, and agreeably to the vote
then and there taken, the approaching anniver-
sary viii be celebrated in the West Parish in
Brookfiold. The procession viii be formed at
IL O'Clock, A. NJ, at tho house of AMOS PRIrou-
ARD. Tickets may be had at the Bar of Mr..
Pritchard at rs cents each. No ardent spirits
will be provided
WILLIAM ADAMS, Per Order.
Brookfield, June Ia. *25
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-25
THE GRAVEL!
Vegetable Lithontripic, aad Specific
S0IueRt POWDERS.

EPY the discovery of this Medicine,
II y cure is obtained for some of the most dis
tressing diseases that ever afflicted human beings
To those who suffering from soreness of the
kidnies, chronic inflammation on the urinary or
gans difficulty of micturiton, bloody water sran-
quarry, and every species Of gravel or stone in the
bladder, this offered an effectua cure; it has
likewise been most siDgnIarly eficacious in cases
OF dropsy its action is on the principle that the
immediate cause of dropsy is a diseased state of
the exhalants and urinary system. So distressing
are the complaints for which this medicine is in
tended, and so dreadful and doubtful the applca-
ton of the knife, that this Lithontriptc has been
ordered from the East and West Indies and
across the Atlantic. No instance is known Of its
failing to give relief A number of certificates
are inserted in the wrapper around each bottle.
CT For sale, wholesale and retail, by J. Robin
son, Worcester-J. Il. Hal, .Ir. and 4 r. Lore,
Boston-.4moS .4b6ot, Andoycr-C. H. Uhiting,
Sterling Charles Parkman, Westboro'- EksGG
Ed4gards, SpripgGeld-and in all the principal
towns and cities throughout the U. S. eotJan2
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-25
Millinery and .Maatua- Making.
A. A. SNOW

EN inform the public, that She has
w removed to the Store in Leicester, re-
Gently occupied by c. Ripley 81 Co., where she
will continue the Mantua- Making Business in
its various branches, and will be happy TO wait
on all who may be disposed to favor her with
their custom. She has on hand, for sale, Leg
horn BoRnets and Trimmings, with other arti-
cles suited to the season. o. LEGHoRNs
cleansed and pressed in the best manner.
Leicester, May 81 eo3tS