The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-02

IL is printed partly in English and partly in the
Cherokee language. 1t contains, among other
things part of the Constitution recently adopt-
ed by this nation. The Editor is Elias Boudi-
not, Cherokee, educated at the late Foreign
MISSION School at Cornwall, Connecticut The
Philadelphia Democratic Press mentions that
another Indian Newspaper is about to be pub
iished under the patronage of the Cherokee ma
ton. 1t Is to be printed at Columbus, on the
Chatahouchee river in Georgia, under the title
OF the " Columbus Enquirer" Columbus is
43O miles above Apalachicola.
We find in Liverpool paper, an announce
ment OF new romance, from the prolific pen of
Sir Walter Scott 1t is to be entitled I" ST Val
entlne's Day, or the Fair Maid of PERTH in
three volumes, and will form the second series
OF Chronicles of the Canongate A London
Literary Journal also announces the intended
publication of Sermons by the author. of Waver-
~ They were originally written as an act of
kindness towards young friend engaged in
Theological Studies, and are now published for
! his benefit by the consent of the author.
N. Y. E0ening Post
A Coon NAME. Their Maiesties of Sardn-
Ia, according to the Genoa Gazette, lately stood
sponsors, to a noble child who was baptized,
simply and shortly, Charles Felix Joseph Mar
Jus Christmas Denis Paul Francis-de- Paula
Bernardln Anthony Raymond Gaetanus Jean
Nepocemis Andrew Averlin Magiusddes- Mira
cles Diego Peter d'Alacantria When this
young gentleman, who is the son of an ambas-
sador, comes to sign despatch notes, it will be,
for brevity, initials, C.FJM.CDP. F-de-P. BA.
R.G.J.N.A A.M-des- M.D.P. d'Alacantria !!
Several watches were lately stolen in Court
room, IN England, while man was receiving
I sentence of death for stealing!
1t is said that 950,0O0 worth of gold and sill
yer, are annually used at Birmingham, Eng)
in gliding and plating.
/ STAGES 1t is stated in the Centinel. that
32o regular stage coaches arrive at, and the
same number depart from, Boston, every week.
/ The numerous hourly, and half-hourly coaches,
! which come in from the suburbs, are not in
! cluded in the above number
WARS TO BE DONE? In 1918, a man nam
ed Edmund Burke, was sentenced to death in
Canada, for burglary, but subsequently had his
punishment committed to transportation for life,
conditioned that if he returned the original sem
tence should revive. He has returned but on
examination, it has been found that his original
trial was informal
Etghty-teco thousand and ninety,fue hogs
were slaughtered in Cincinnati, (Ohio,) the last
year probably a greater number than were
ever before killed in one city.
A gunsmith shot himself dead in January
last, in Paris, with his own carbine, because he
had long tried in vain to become great marks
man. The variety of ambitions freaks is end
less
1t is calculated that there are upwards of
$4,000 Deaf and Dumb persons in Europe alone
Journal for the benefit of these unfortunate
beings, has been established in France.
CIVILIZATION. M, Drovetti, a French phi
ianthropist, has conceived the design of civiliz-
ing Africa, by procuring a number of Negro
youths to be educated in Europe, and sent back
as Missionaries Of knowledge to their respective
countries Ho expects to be able to find suf
tcient number from every part of the African
continent, in Egypt; and has just departed
from Paris for that country.
The diamond in the sceptre of the Emperor
of Russia, is one of the most costly known.
The Empress Catharine gave for it S400 000 a
life annuity of $4,000, and title of nobility.
By the Borneo laws if man be in debt, and
unable to pay his creditors, on clearly proving
such to be the case, he is at liberty the Judge
saying to him, +" God send you the means % the
bystanders adding" Amen ~
An enlightened damsel sent to a music shop
by her master for some cat-gut, ashamed to pro-
nounce the vulgar word, and to show her gen
t'tay, asked the shopman for some puSS'S bolOeLS
There are upwards of one hundred and thirty
Anti-Slavery Societies in this country,-more
than one hundred of which are in slaVeholding
States.
THE RoGUEs' PARADISE. Florida must be
paradise for rogues On the 10th ult. man
named James Moore, was apprehended for max
ing and passing counterfeit dollars, and after
examination was ordered to be committed to
prison. naittinuS for this purpose was made
ont by the magistrate, but as there was neither
Jail nor jailor in the county, this document was
ultimately thrown away by the Sheriff, and the
conner discharged
| A STATE STOPPED PAYMENT Tine Legisla-
ture OF Maryland adjourned without passing
any appropriation bills or providing any means
for the payment of the salaries of the officers of
Government, and meeting the demands OF 9TH
er just claimants The two Houses differed
about General Assessment Bill
( At Washington, lately, two beggar boys were
observed fighting. On inquiring the cause, one
of them said g the other had stolen his story
and obtained charity by relating the very same
tale of Distress"
Mr.. Edgarton, of the N. Y. Assembly, esti-
mates the expense for revising the laws of the
State, at one hundred thousand dollars.
/ The Worcester (Eng) Herald gives an &C.
count of little girl, ten months old, having a
SECOND tongue, forming under ana near the tip
of the first to which it grows. 1t is said that
the annals of medicine and surgery furnish but
one similar instance, and that in the person of
a female of color.
PRETERMENT. 1t is mentioned that the Rev.
A. G. Frazee, formerly Pastor of the Presbyte-
rian Church in West6eld, j. is about to sue
coed to the title of Lord Lovett, in Scotland.
with an annuity of 100000 sterling.
TEAzLEs are become quite an article of trade
A single woollen factory, in the fiourishing aud
active manufacturing village of Somersworth,
N. Ii. which consumes annually 100000 lbs of
wool, use 100000 teazles year, worth alb out
$3 thousand, $2700.
Il DEATH BY INroyIc Ar1nN Mrs Martin Snow