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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15

"Lr CAN'T DE 10. We snail not be pre-
yenrsd irno, Iayin. before our rssdcrs, facts
cannc cited with che h.rury Of Aadrcw Jark-
SOIL, however much they nay bs calculated To
upp.l the foolngs Of sono Df his pas'Lans;
Hiro are ready 10 cry out obase, cniamn2, Ae.
There was never any abuse in telling the plan
truth even Il tlat same ,roth vas cnloniited to
affect the chaYa cter of an individual Of ioin
ys had hoped or believed better tlings. Per
haps there il ro,hirg ia which people are Liable
20 orr ,nuch, as IN estimating tae ines',S of
successfit military General. Pie brlliapry
Of his achievements always dn2zlcs ,l.c eyss oi
his admirers, and however bad be mag he al
tho heart, his faults, fGblss and crinacs ate
much easier pverioDked than they world BE- in
OF her glsn.
Alnoay the innst successful miitsry chiefs,
we have efton, very often, ipand the worst uu0
u,oai dsprayed men. We might ci'o hundreds
% INSTANCES IN Illustration, where their mis-
deejs, ard even cyueiies, havo bern passed.
over. merely because they bave trinnpbcd IL
war.
Such Is the en- htisiasm Df iuany honest peo
/ pc, thl, when you speak Of the deeds of op
! prussion, cruelty ani blood, which have mark
cd the Career of Gen. Jackson, you are told
! that - 1t cau't b. so" IAseed, we thought s,
anrn!vGs, onee--ysars, however, boiase An
drew Jacksbn vas II candidate for Presitfen
! Of the United states, 4nt VIC blame no NoGl
1 cnr b-ai, akn toJ ,.;i, al Ret rh,
shall we do with the testimony Of hrndrsds
aud tlvse too from ahuong the most respocll
bic class ci our citizons Is n " cant be so Il
destroy the onihs and well onhen'ioater
had once foryicd didefent estimate 81 jack
saa's chasac c,cr. We d.fy the a'bolc world t'
esI ablish by evidence fact more ctsariy ans
copclusiyely than tho allegations preferred
against Andrew il ctson, ioy ex RENE cruelty
PROSTITUTION nj power, ant even troason nset
Yet a HaS.n far tic Zero Of .Nesp Or
hdas," aud "cH1f be so," aro in semo IN
stances fpiInd all sufficient to bear down evi
dencc oC facts sha. i!n one dare deny II wa
long ago aid That the Federal Onion woul
sand. Ill 4 ma joriiy OF tho pcop!c becapa
corrupt or infatuated. We confess we bav
never seen the ti,pc when that PEI ioj appear
~ so nsar at hand, at Tho present momeai
though We are GIly satisfied that there
, strength enongh 10 save Our government froI
annihiIa,tpn Well mnv every patrio' trembl
| ror ,he ,iopu Of his he,oved cauntry, when /,
secs even miuprty Of his coaatrymcn becou
= ing apoiogists for murder, ,reason and "pyres
sion.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15
" TtI'CNNtH CNTss1"NN' : =
-Signed,1 THOMAS METChLFE.'

We hare seen new paper called tho
"Jonrnal of The Times polished in Ben
nins'on, Vermont; by Henry S. Hull, and edit
cd, by William Lloyd Garrison. The typo
g,aphi.h execution and original matter DO
much credit 10 the en'erprize and talents OF
those who conduct il. 1t is de9oied TO the
cause OF the Administration, and successfully
refu.ss tho elandefs tbat have been Gil culated
rcspoe.irs that section OF the country. by the
Jacksonians who have claimed a ma jorhy
the re for the military chloftan. The follow
ing IS extracted from tao editors address to his
patrons
eve have started the Journal with the
conviction, that, to be we'll and perma-
nen,ly supported. il need only merit support
We are satisfied, moreover, that the public
voice is nearly nrani,hens in favour of this es
tablshment. This county has probably a
population Of tDerfy thousand, nineteen
tweri ticths Of whom are friendly 10 tho re
election Of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS; bu
their confidence has been abused, their views
misre presented, their feelings insultcd; they
have had no organ through which to eSpros'
their desires, or hold communication with 9th
er sections of the country, 'boy have beer
upbraidcd With apostacy, with ,reachery, Will
| insinconty; and they have in their nneekncs'
borne till endurance has passed its bounds
and the pen Of tho slanderer become intelero
bic.
We come. then, in the name, and to sup
ply the wants, Of the people. BE ours tho
task, not 70 rake open the smouldcriDg cmberi
/ of party, but 10 ox,isguish them; not Ia nour
ish auinso sosi'ics, hu, 10 encourage the grovt'
VI liberal principles; nat TO fight with th'
! shadows ol things which are toad, bu, viii
sris,ins evils OF national magnitude; not u
give sonnd for sense, or roaring for argument
sot TO iniame, but to heal; ~ot TO swsGse
and bssg about Our exclusive patriotism, bu
10 enlarge the number Of patriots; not 10 di
uds the community. bot to unite all hearts. .
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15

8S>CorFEE.--Wr. DfSSEEoRp bas msde
SyrssGsmvp;s 10 supply bs eus,onars with
Watm cssfe, at all hocrs Of the day and cvs-
Mugs his roou in rssr ofNo H. Upion Rudlag
We bege Mr.. d. will w. libsrsllY patrourssd.
No oro. not even the pious editor Of ibs inrcs-
i1sre,, win object 70 onr cfrzcns drinting Il
CUP n Ibis &iSeSbnrs heytysge.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15

y ELEcrroN News. The recent inie'li-
AwArE. canuo, bni bs grarlf ng to the friends
OF the Adminis,ra IN all parts of the Union.
MARYh.ND.--T Tho returns .f tho votes
for mep,bcrs Of tho Hnuse Of Delegates is c,m-
plo,s, ard ,be result il IS far thc Adninis'ra-
iou and 27.for J. ckson. Mar laid vii give
ten Of her eleven votes for Mr. Adams.
DsLAwARE.-Nlr JoHNs is ie-cloo'ei to
Congress hv majority Of 1872 votes over bis
oppopan,, Mr.. BAyArp. The members nf the
Senate, are j for Adams and 4 for Jack en-
In the House. - .id,sinistrs',on and Jack
sonions. This decides The E!ec'era vote oi
the State of delaware. The Electors are
chosen by the Legislature.
PENsyLvANIA. ia Montgomery County
ten districts have chosen J, ckson, and eight
Administration inspectors; handsome major
~ for the Administration is expected in the
couniy.--Accounts from Lancaster. Chester
and Bucks are most cheering. Our letier
from varous parts Of Bucks, says the Nosion
Of lntelligeneer, "assure ms that our estimate
! Of 1900 majority. viii be rather under tad'
, over tho Aduaiaistraiion A vote in that county
| Letters received hero speak with full conf
dence Of the eera nty OF Ms sorgcans's re
elec, iOn.
! NEw-JERsHY.-Th Jdoksonlans ara sill
! holding forth vain. and as they know, la's
prospect. that they shall gam New Jersey.
Pevha ps they wou Id like enc Of their o~n a,
/ gnmcnts upor tho issas. IF so. a gen'lena
! Of NNwork, whose name is lci with US, not
ho,ds. and has held in readiness for snm
soma months, Eve hundred dollars, which h
offers to bat with any one that Now Jerse
will. 20 for Mr.. Adams. Nat. .aip.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15

Ncj-Rev. Mr.. Woods, with his family, arriv-
Ell at Lexington (Keu.) on the 9th nit. and
has cnteret on tie duties of his appola'ncnt
as President OF iranayllan Uc.versiy.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15

s,StcxNEss on Long Island continues with
out abatement, bat t9ss net prove fatal but in
ftw case
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-05
ConSumptionS, CoughS. &c.

mBUTLER'S VEGETABLE INDIAN
me- SPECiFlC, tor the cure OF Colds COUGHS
assumption, Splitting of Blood, Astbmas. and
all Disorders OF the Breast and Lungs The Yer
etabie Indian Specific, has stood the test of ex
perieHce end proved itself the most valuable
remedy ever discovered Tor the cure of Copohs
Colds, Asthma and all diseases of the Breast and
Lungs, leading to consumption
among the numerous testimonials in the nos
session oil the proprietor, is the following =
CERTIFICATE
nth May 1887 j, Samuel Moore do herabc,
certify that for upwards of YEAR. I was sa,anaI.
afflicted with a pain in my breast, aceomnan;.d
with very bad cough aud shortness of breath
ana every indication IN the opinion of Phys;.
can) OF approaching consumption After n3ss-
ing through course of medicine, and finding No
relief, was induced to make trial of Buffers
Vegetable Indian Specific, aud the u.s.. of ono
and hall bottle, completely restored me to
health, and have remained so ever since. being
upwards Of year Signed S. MOORE
he celebrated DR.. Cullen has taught us that
our first attention should be employed in watch
ing the approach of disease and preventing its
proceeding to an lncurabIe state and in persons
OF eonsumptve habit, especially thos born of
c"nsumptlve parents, the slightest SYMPTOMS of
an approaching consumption at the consumptiye
period OF life ought carefully to be attended to "
The Specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roofs, iiowers plants, &c. when in perfec-
ton. In consequence of a happy combination of
the most valuable herbs, sc it b, comes balsam
oil superior value 1t heals the injured parts
opens the pores and composes the disturbed
nerves, after the manner OF an annodyne; con-
sequentlv the obstruction of the chest and the
lungs which constitute the disease. particularly
need ITS use. ltpromotes expectoration. which
is so constantly called for and whilst it cleanses
and heals, it also gives strength to the tender
lungs In this manner il reoovas H. ho.;o g.
yer, improves digestion, gives strength TO the
nerves, repairs the appetite end improves the
spirits. This Specific may always be given in
saIety-It IS mild, pleasant to the taste, and is
found particularly useful in hypochondriacal
nervous and hysterica diseases
Each bill of directions contains detailed ac-
count OF this disease in all its different stages and
Will be accompanied with the signature of the
proprietor in red ink.
Worcester Price 81 per bottle
April ~ 1897 eo1v
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-05
The Royal Restorative.

"A cure for Rheumatism and Govt.
n Mis- justly celebrated Medicine. ba, met
III with the best success in Eurone and
those parts of the United States where If has
oeen used, In curing the above complaints. II
CONSISTS OF two different powders 10 be DIGEST
ed IN spirit, and the one called the SWEATING
powder is to be taken, internally, for the pur
pose It's name indicates viz. sweating. The
other IS called the Embrocation powder; and
Is applied to the surface with friction. The
Medicine operates on true physiological prin-
ciples, IN removing the complaints for which
It is intended, and is approved of and used in
me practice Of some of the best modern
Physicians Its discoverer, DIR JACKSON an
eminent Physician Of London, after long Sc
rles of experiments, heing himself afflicted
with Gout and Rheumatism for numher of
years. found this valuable Medicine to he tho
most effectual remedy. This induced him TO
extend as much as possible. its Influence
throughout the world. II has but lately been
introduced into the United States with ,be
pest confidence in its success. II is now the
general opinion of modern Physicians, that
rheumatism is an inhammatory disease of the
muscles, because they are sore to the touch,
and motion is painful hence the pain is telt
at, and about the joints, although the whole
OF the muscles may be affected The way
which nature seems to have adopted Tor car
rylng on this disease is by perspiration, there
fore, 1t follows that such Medicines as have a
tendency to help nature in this operation.
ought to be used. Upon these PRINCIPLES the
best Drugs in the .Materia Medica for promot-
ing copious perspiration, were selected, and
by series of combinations and experimt nts
this compound was found to be the most pow
erful, and at the same time safe and efica.
tious Remedy.
Through the medium of friend have
been made acquainted with the composition of
this Medicine, and obtained right from The
Proprietor, DR.. jackson, for preparing and vend-
ing in the United States. have had il bu, a
short time, but in every case where have adj.
ministered it, the best effects have resulted
Patients who make trial OF this Medicine. will
confer favor by sending me the result Of its
operation. 1t is done up in the form Of let
ter, and any person by sending me an order.
post Paid' can have il sent t. them b, mail.
J. Fl. PALMER, M. d. Pittsfeld.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-05
EARN FOR SAI-E

6 ANE of the most desirable Farms in the
~ town of Worcester, in that part called
:" New Worcester" on the main road from Bos-
ton to Springfield, now improved by Mr. LEW
rs CUTTING 1t contains about 230 acres of
good Land, an excellent Orchard of young
trees, two-story Dwelling House, two large
Barns, and other necessary Buildings There
IS on this Farm, within few rods Of the Dwell
ling House, the best Water Privilege for Cot
ton or Woollen Factory in the town. 1t is also
IN contemplation TO open Canal commencing
at This Farm, to communicate with the Black
stone Canal, which will greatly enhance the
value of this Estate
u The terms of sale will be made liberal on
application to CALEB ANDREWS, in State
stroot, Boston, where plan of the Farm NAV
oe seen Pm Feb g.
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Highly Interesting to the afflicted.

VIE pubic are respectfully informed.
n that nderSon'S Cough DROPS g ecto, al
T01Uders nave, from an extensive use for Years
past; proved themselves to be one of the most
valuable remedies ever yet discovered for the
cure of Coughs. Colds and other affc ctons of The
breast aud lungs leading to Con umptions =
thousands have experienced the happest efft cts
oil this Healing BatSdm, and many of the HIGH
est responsibility have voluntarily given certi6
Gates. some of which will accompany each bo,
tie, that will satisfy every unparalleled mind
that the most extraordinary and unexpected
cures have been performed by the use of this
medicine in cases of long standing in which ntI,-
err medicine had produced no favorable effects
and where the most skiliul ply sicians had given
them up as hopeless 1t is not pretended that
they are an infallible cure 10 all cases. but of
such are incuraDle, there are but few bu,
what will greatly relieved by he use of them.
Scarcely case of colds, coughs, pain IN the side.
difficulty -ot breathing, want of sleep arising
from debility, or even seated cnnsumptions. hui
may be relieved BY timely use of this Heains
Bslsam Each Dollar Bottle of this med, cine
cont AIMS about 40 doses, which proves them to
be cheap medicine considering their virtues
II Young LAZY of liaverlill ass, who had
been afflicted with an alarming cou h for about
year, and had been attended by several pb,si
clans, but obtained little or no relic and her life
was despalred OF until she made use of Amber
oVh CONSh bl'pS, bnS use Of winch,
week greatly relieved her, and, by taking two
bottles only, her health was restored
"A respectable Fayme' of Red Hook Duchess
County, from taking a violent cold which fell
upon his lung,, was reduced by distressing
cough and raising blood, to What was considered
by bis physician an incurable state he was AT
length advised to make trial of Anderson's Couch
Drops, and, after using one or two bottles. his
cough daily became less, and his appetite and
strength soon returned, and, although there was
no prospect of his recovery, the use Of this Heal
ing Bslsam, fora few weeks, perfectly restored
him 10 his usual state of health, and he highly
recomm 'nds this remedy to the afflicted
n Gentteman Of Providence. Rhode leland
rising 90 years Of age, had been severely afflicted
with the Asthma attended with cough. for
more THAI 70 years, so as to be unable to sleen
but with the greatest difficulty after ayine tried
many physicians, and various kiuds of medicine
without relief He at length procured Ander.
sons Cough Drops. and after using three bottles
his cough was nearly cured he slept well. and
soon recovered so as to be able TO attend 60 lis
business as usual.
or For sale by JEREMIAH ROBINSON
Druggist, Worcester, by Druggists generally
Dee, 10, 1897. posrn
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-05
AWCTION SALES
Haluable Propertg at .auction.

WMTILL be sold at Public Auction. on
Wv THURSDAY, the Goth of March merit.
if not previously disposed of at private sale) at
10 o'clock, A. NJ on the Premises. a FARM
situated in the easteriy part of Sutton. about 3
miles from the Meeting house. near the new
turnpike road from Boston to Hartford, con-
tanning about IDS acres of Land, well proper
toned into Moving, Pasturing. Tiage, Or
chardng and Wood Land; having a good
Dwelling House suitable for two families, Shoe
makers Shop, Barn, and other convenient Out
Buildings: all the Buildings are in good repair.
Also, will be sold, Blacksmith's Shop and
Tools. The Shop is situated on the Turnpike
near said Dwelling House, and is an excellent
stand for business.
Also, will be sold, Wood Lot, containing
about 80 acres situated near Asa Waterss Saw
Mill, in Douglas The Subscriber will be at
the house near the Saw Mill, or on the lot, on
Thursday, the 18th March, and those who wish
TO purchase valuable Wood Lot can have an
opportunity of examining the same
Also, will be sold, two yokes of Oxen, two
Cows, young Stock, quantity of English Hay,
Red Top and Glover Seed. Corn and Oats,
Carts, Wagons, &c. &c. Also, about 90 cords
of Hard Wood, corded and quantity of Coal
Wood.
Also, will be sold, the contract for making
one mile of the Boston and Hartford Turnpike,
part of which is already completed.
~ For further particulars, inquire of
AMOS BATCHELLER
Sutton. Feb. 81.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-05
To the Honorable the Justices

of the Court of Sessions, held at Worcester,
within and for the County of Worcester, by
adjournment, on the third Wednesday in
June, A. d. 1927:
Il D EPRESENTS, the Blackstone Canal Com
EG pany, by the undersigned, Commission
ers, duly appointed and authorized to act in be-
half of said Corporation, that the said Com
pany, by virtue of the second section of the act
BY which said Company was incorporated, have
located part of the route of said Canal, which
by said act is authorized to be made, viz ON
land of Thadeus Chase S. 80, E. chains aver
aging II chain wide. On land of Daniel Rice
S. %, E. chair averaging II chain wide
And the said Corporation prays that this Re-
port may be placed on the files of the said Court
and notice thereof be directed, and three dsin-
terested Freeholders, be appointed by said
Court, to estimate all damages which any per-
son, upon whose land any part of said Canal, so
located, may be constructed, or in the construc-
ton of any of its necessary appendages, shall
sustain, agreeably to the provisions of the eighth
section of the act aforesaid.
JOHN w. LINCOLN.
SYLVANUS HOLBROOK.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-05
A VALUABLE FARM.

ENOR SALE, one of the best Farms in the
d town of Scarborough, situated, about two
and half miles east of the Meeting House. on
the County Road leading from Worcester to
Boston. formerly owned and occupied by EZRA
TAYLOR, Esq, containing about eighty acres of
Land of most excellent quality, in good repair,
well proportioned into Tillage, Moving, Pastur
ing, and about twelve acres of Wood Land,
within forty rods of the house, with a good
Orchard, good Dwelling House, Barn, Corn
House, and other necessary Buildings, an excel
lent well of water, and a never-failing spring
about eight rods from the house, with an aque-
duct leading from the spring to the house and
barn. Said Farm is pleasantly situated within
half mile of grist and saw-mill, and within
half mile of school house.
u For further particulars, inquire of MAN
ASSAM FAY, or SWAIN PARKER, of
scarborough, or URIAH CHAMBERLIN,
of Maiden Feb 81.
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FARM TO LET.

TN Petersham, about one mile north of the
f. Meeting House, ON the road leading to
Aihol, containing about 200 acres of choice
Land, well proportioned into Tillage, Moving,
Pasture, and Wood Land, with convenient
Buildings in good repair, and Blacksmth's
ShoF, commanding prompt payment for custom
work-late the property of Capt. .ALPHEUs
WHITE, deceased. Possession will be given the
first day of April next. For particulars, apply
10 the subscriber, on the premises, who is au-
thorised to lease the same for one or more years
n. B. The Farm belongs to the widow and
heirs of said deceased, and will probably be for
sale in the course of one or two years.
JOSIAH WHITE.
Ecb
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, SIS. Court of Sessions. at Wor-
cester. September Term, A. d. 1927. and
holden, by adjournment, on the second Thurs
day of December, A. ID. 1897.
On the Petition aforesaid, the Petitioners hav.
ing failed to comply with the former order of
this Court, it is now Ordered, That thew no.
tiy all persons interested in the location Of that
part the Canal, which is described in the fore
going location, to appear at the next term of
this Court, to be holden at Worcester. aforesaid.
on the fourth Tuesday of March next by pub
fishing an attested copy of said petition and To-
cation, together with this order thereon, in the
several Public Newspapers, printed in Worces-
ter, aforesaid, three weeks successfully, Cat the
expense of said Corporation) the last pubca-
ton to be fourteen days at least before the sit
ting Of said Court, that the persons interested
IN said location may then and there be heard,
IT they see cause, upon any matters or things
relative to the petition or location aforesaid.
Attest. WILLIAM JENNISON,
Ctsrk pro tenn
A copy of the petition, location, and order of
Court thereon.
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELoW, Clerk