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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-21
WHOLE NO. 1851.

great improvement, and one which they hope
( to see Come into use
! In sole leather the Committee are sorry TO
say there was no competition. The article ex-
hlblted was good, though not eminently good.
| But the Committee, under all the Circumstance
es, are fully OF the opinion that the pains TAX
ing individual should be remunerated with the
Society's premium for this article.
Ofcalf skins, there were several very good
lots. Those belonging to Col. Joseph Davis of
Northboro', and Col. Jacob W. Watson of
Princeton, were truly good But still there
were others better-particularly two, between
which the Committee for some time halted
viz, those of Mr.. Phinehas Davis of Northboro'.
and Messrs. E. H. & g. Bowen & Co. of Wor-
cester
After mature deliberation, they have decid-
ed in favor of Mr.. Phinehas Davis, and recon-
mend the premium on morocco to be awarded
70 the Nessrs. Bowens, there being no compe-
tition in that artcle-and the Committee being
IN much doub. which of the two competitors to
decide in favor Of
The premiums and graruitfes witt then stand
as follows, viz:
Misses Louisa and Melinda Spragus of
Athol, for the best grass bonnet, as
PhlDehas Davis, for the best manufac.
tured calf skins,
E. H. & G. Bowen & Co. of Worcester,
lent quality, &
Jacob W. Watson, for soal leather, g
GRATUITIEs.
Miss Goffe, Milbury, for black lace veil
and cap,
To the misses in the Mulberry Grove
Boarding School, Leicester, for fancy
articles of bead work, &c,
Miss Julia A. Draper, Spencer, for
black lace veil, 2
To the misses in Miss Stearness School,
New Worcester, for fancy articles, 5
Mrs. S. c. Lazell, Worcester, lace veil, 2
Mrs Estabrook, Rutland, lace cap, 1
Miss Denny, Leicester, for sewing silk, Q
Miss A. NJ. Peck, for a lace cap, L
Elijah Thompson, for razors, L
Miss Howe, Shrewsbury, for patch work
coverlet,
Scott & Smith of Worcester, for a pair
of boots,
Per order.
JOSEPH WILLARD, caairma.
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Female Classical Semi,aaru,
RROOKFIFI.D

DhUUkFIELD.
FENHE next term, in this Institution, will
ID commence on Wednesday,, the 2isL of Oe-
tobsr current. instruction will be given in all
the branches of knowledge commonly taught
in Colleges and High Schools. Tuition from
81 to So quarter, according to the branches
pursued. FOWLER, Prin.
Brookfeld, Oct. 10, 1929. 2w4I
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What is mine, even to my life, is hers
love; but the secret Of my friend is not mine.
str p. sidney.
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MARYLAND NEGRO WHIPPING. Under
this mead the Baltimore "Genius of Uni
Versal Emancipation" of Friday week con-
talns statement of facts from the pen of
Mr.. Lundy, one of the editors of that paper.
almost too horrible to be repeated. We
sugoln the statement alluded to.
On Sunday, the 9th ultimo, strange
black man canao TO my boarding hnnse a
little after the middle of the day, and told
me that he wanted to show me how he had
been abused. He had a handkerchief tied
about his head, and l supposed, from his
appearance, that he had been much hurt.
He took oft roundabout coat and shirt,
and sucha spectacle never before witness
Ell Fol- some fault, imaginary or real,
he had suffered a most cruel chastisement
"a severe whipping, inflicted as he said,
with cow-skin. The inner side of his
SHIRT was considerably bloody, and count
ed THIRTT-sEvEN GAsHEs, from half an
tnch to three and half inches IN length,
some Of lotpch acre nearly half an inch in
tcidh!!! They extended over his body
from his neck to his hips. He complained
that his head was also badly hurt. had
bed prepared for him and he laid down.
A physician was called in, and his wounds
anu q llLLlC administer
ell. 1t appeared that his head was much
bruised, though the skin was not broken.
Why this man came to me, or what sent
him, do not know. When inquired where
ne lived, &C., he said he was one ofthe SLAVES
lately belonging to Gen. Charles Ridgeiy!
He further stated that he was to be free in
1No0ember nert On being Intercepted as
to the cause of his chastsement, he said
that the overseer had done it because he
had not loaded the wagon to please him.
The man kept his bed all Sunday after
noon, and the most of Monday. By this
time he appeared to be considerably reliev-
ed, though yet he complained good deal
OF pain in his head, besides the soreness of
his back, &C."
1t is added, that on Tuesday morning
one of the heirs of the late Gen. Ridgely,
with whom Mr.. Lundy had had CONVERSE
ton upon the subject, called ard took the
slave away. He would not examine the lac
Grated back of the slave in the presence of
Mr.. Lundy; but coolly remarked that he had
got nothing more than he deserved.
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The next treaty is unique in its character =;
but all its provisions are in accordance with the
principles of preceding compacts. 1t forcibly
illustrates the change in the condition and pros
poets of the Cherokees, which had then COM
menced and has been constantly increasing.
TREATY OF THE CHEROKEE AGENCY, OR FIF-
TENTH COMPACT WITH THE CHERoKEEs.
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Darbg'S Patent Wheel Boxes
ENOR sale at the Store of WHEELER 4
THAxTER, Worcester. u
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J. S. BUTLER, M. d..

I'D RESPECTFULLY offers his services to
M his friends and the public as PHYSI-
CLAN and SURGEON.
u He has taken an office in Mr.. Maccarty's
building nearly opposite the Post Office.
Worcester, June IL. If
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Geog. So ms. P0puia.
l8,206 with 5000, 900
1906, he died, bequeathing 24,2O6 lO,OO0,OOO
1885, died the LIST Gar,
Vassili ", 37,217
1884, died Ivan w, I44,04o 100000
1898, Died Feodor /, l5O4l4
1855, died Mich Ro-
manofF; 2379ss 100000
1876, died Alexis, 267,ll6
1859, succeeded Peter l, 27l,37I 10000 coo
1926, died Peter the
Great, 28o,37o 100000
1740, died tho Empress
Anne, 1855
1852, succeeded Cathe-
rine II, 325 500 $4,000 900
1886, died Catherine, 336646 10000 900
1926, died Alexander, bequeathing to his sue
cessor, Nicholas |, a territory of 1873, 900 SUI
peri square miles, and population of IS, Geo.
600 souls constituting an addition to the latter
Qn short career of conquest begun and ended
within little more than one quarter of centu-
ry) of t1oentytaOO millions We NAV throw
in another two millions, at least, for the nat
ural increase of the Russian population con-
Jointly with tho forced increase of subjects
pilfered from the Persian crown, during the
three years of modest pretensions preferred by
the present autocrat.
To this plain statement we may add Balbi's
!
covlc empire.
Superfices in square miles $4,000
Population, G0,000,000
Revenue, EI6.O00OOO
National Debt, 520O0OOO
Army and Navy. 1899 900
Ships ofwar, $50
USEFUL MEMORANDA. London is distant
from Edinburgh 395 miles S-from Dublin 1913
S. E.-Amsterdam 100 W-Paris 225 ~ N. w
Copenhagen 6lO S. W.-Vienna $50 N w.
Madrid $50 N. E. b. E,-Rome $50 N. N. w.
-Constantinople 1860 N. N W.-Moscow 1860
Z. S. E.-Stockholm $50 S. W.-Petersburg
ll40 S. W.--Berlin $40 W.-Lisbon $50 N
NE.
Boston is distant from New York 229-Phia-
delphia 32l-Baltimore 42l-Washington 46l
Charleston, S. c., l0O3-Savannah 1921
New Orleans l624-St Louis, Missouri, I444
-Eastport 395-Montreal 300-Quebec 500
Halifax, Nova Scotia, 50O-Paliadium.
A correspondent of the Springfield Republi-
can speaks of the different kinds of fences for
fiocks and herds, calls the. frequent practice of
setting boys to watch cattle, sheep, &c, a
,oatch fence and makes the following remarks !:
-" Do you wish TO make your cattle unruly,
and yourself much trouble, set your boy to
watch them. Do you wish to make truant
and liar Of your boy set him to watch your
cattle. Do you wish to bring up your boy in
idleness and pilfering, set him to watch your
cattle. Finally, If you wish to train him up in
ignorance and to all kinds of mischief, and fit
him for the gallows, set him to watch the cat
tic and you will have your WISH
What is mine, even to my life, is hers |
love; but the seeret Of nv friend is not mine
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

gu London, 25a25Ad, per 1000 r.; old Spanish Dol.
lars $1,000 each; Spanish Doubloons 100000 each"
Copy Of The monthly circular from he house Of Mar
toen, Wright g. 20.
"RIo DE JANEIRo, June 30ih, 1929.
Since our respects of the 30th uit. -four has expc-
rieacod an unexpected advance. some demand for
Rio Grande and La Plata, having reduced The stock
To 1000 bbs. of old aud inferior; the Elizabeth from
Baltimore arrived The 10th inst has been cn. led
10 make sales of part of her cargo ut 2srO0O and
the Georgia Packet since arrived from Norfolk has
nearly closed sales at the rate aud the stock is
again reduced To about 1900 bbls. Should there be
but tow arrivals, this price may be maintained, but
two large cargoes would again dcprcss it, In other
imports from the United States, we hnve To remark
little or no change, from our last quotations.
The new crop OF coffee is now coming to market;
abant 10000 bags have been shipped this week, for
n. York, Philadelphia and Baltimore at 3l4sOa3n5OO
al which price 1t may still be quoted, though he
love that as the market is better supplied II will de-
cline In sugars but little is doing, and change
Ia price. Hides plenty AT 27o per 10. Good horns
scarce ut $4,000. British exchange fell within the
corrent month To pa n 26d. Douboous 100000
Spanish dolas 2ao0, Patacoons 90 per cent ADVANCE
=. S.-Ju.y 3D. The ship Constitution from Nor
folk, with 5000 bbls of flour arrived OH the LIST inst
We have nothing TO remark with regard To i'm
ports or exports.
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RtrDtsaotsU 3SasDa@.
TIIURspAY MORNING, AIi:Usr 20. 1870.

Mr.. Pdn Buroa.-Wc shall keep an eye upon The
movements of this gentleman, and his train Of satcl-
iites aud pulcrs The needle does ut more faith.
fully turn TO the pole than tie desires and affections
OF the Secretary OF State concentrate upon the Pres
idential Office. BY and by we shall hear that it Is
quite a 'safe precedent" 20 cxalt the premier one
grade higher being the highest in the political scale
His 'Gcar friend" Of the Enquirer, with hi5 wontcd
caution contents himself at present, with little sly
wheeling and cajoing with public opinion. In the
last paper, there certain mysterious sgivings
out" every word and syllable al Which bear the i'm
press, and sign mlnnnl Of the Senior Editor; vet for
Gear Of "prcmatnrc comnttal"--thc words Foe rnr
ENoumrn," are cunnrgly rrcfiXcd to the article.
We beg the readers that .cnviably decent print,
TO mark well the style, scope aud design of the aorc-
said article lis whole drift, is to cXaggeratc Mr.
Van Burcns services, in comparison with hi,
ilustrious predecessors in tho State Department. by
first setting forth the great difficulties, he aud Gen.
Jackson have had to encounter FROM want of famil-
larty with the public Offices and their total incxpe-
Ticn"e in diplomatic affairs. We ourselves, and
those who thought with Us, all along contcndcd that
nothing was more prcposerous than to entrust mon
with the management of the great concerns ot this
nation, who totally ignorant OF our foreign re-
lat ons aud un1 cuStumcu 10 the comp operations
OF the Government. When time shall devcope the
slips and blundcrs which vii! inevitably grow out OF
this short sighted aud mschcrous policy we shah
hear the ''sangw hangers Of The combination-thc
buffers and worshppcrs of the powers that be-
skulkng behind this pretcXt Of want OF experience. "
We beg our reader; to IccOllect, that what we now
venture us prophecy, will in time, become history.
Mr.. Richie says--'Ii is understood that Mr.. Van
Buren, isstrcty confined to his post[thnt il since
his return from New York and DcIawarc.l lie has
Just completed long series ofdespatchcs for Messrs.
M'Ic.c and Rivcs, and ioto - preparing ;hc dis
patches o. Mcssrs. Prcblc, tnr Tho Nctherands)
and Van Ncss, for Spain How circumstanlal !
What faithful correspondent is ''dcar Martin
to his loving friend Of the Enquircr,--,hus to ac-
quaint him with all the secrets of the Bureau The
dispatches for Spuin, and Netherlands, are now be-
ing Preprrsd, to the fashionable phrascology!-
We wonder worthy contemporary, has not ia
ken trip 20 Washington, on purpose To supervise
these precious documents, which are TO rebound so
much to MIR. Van Burcns credit, and to place linn
hereafter very high in the public estimation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
From de Geor2.n (o,,,.,e,.

From ne Georgia Courier
venerable gentleman, one N the oldest as well u.
the richest citizens Of this county in handing ma h
subscription money the other day took occasion r.
give his opinion of the Tariff and expressed rreat
surprise at the blind opposition Of the South TO n
policy iraught with benefit 20 IT, than any other
section of the country. He says lie can cloihe his
Negroes for hafthe money he used To do and thai IN.
want of manufactures in this country COS, him an
ring the last war, not less than ~ 900 Dol,rs IN
us, always appeared the evidence of perverted
lect, To deny the eXpcdency and utility of every M
tons supp lying within ITSELF oil the mean. ucccs-
saTy for It's comfortable existence. That this ;s :,
deep rooted conviction ia every honest mind il proved
by the reluctance with which the South re.
cciyes certain articles even from their own fellow ci,
ofthc North. ], is evidence Of a degrading do
pendcmce, which pride urges to throw Off by pro.
viding for ourselves but which other causes one
rate to prevent, and none powerfully than mr.
ASdII pOiiitcs-Such has been the fermentation erci -
ted by the activity of "a few ambitious aspiren,s-
so deeply have their dcludc. iricnds been commit
ted tins on ,ston, that the whole Souhnow stands
on MS consistency IN proud sukness. Nothing but
the groiIiication of their selfish ambition IN few of
It's leading men, will break the chain which now binds
us to own folly and undoinr
That Tariff Of protective dutiesis necessary for
national independence by continuing in existence our
rsirg manufactures, was the doctrine of the leading
rneE oi the COvent ,On who formed TN Constiiu-
ton has been the doctrine of our most DISTINGUISHED
Statesmen, and the practice OF the government from
IT'S beginning, and cnlIs.s I'm It's support three
1urths of the population of this iouri-hing cn,-er
AS long as legislative enactments are made III OH
counties TO cripple our domestic industry and keen
us sun IN effect. III the chains of colonial monopoly
t!cy must De met ~ counc7Vailing measures our
part. Against such course of policy, cmphaticaly
ana trny calIcdthc american SysteH th @ rpheier-
al VIKINGS oi tile times couch their pmv lances and
cHaII,"gc The wisdom and experiences of the Age
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

From kENTUcIlf, We have further information
since our last, concerning the election Of Representa-
tives to Congress- the sum OF which is that CHARL rs
y. NrckLuFE is reelected by majority of COO
votes THOMAS CHILToN is reclected by large major
ity; CnIrTENDrN LYoN is reelected without oppos.
tom and HENRY DANIEL is elected by consider
able majority. Mr. LEcoMrrE is said TO be rc-clcc
ted by small majority. In the Districts lately rep
resented by Mr.. BUcKrER and Mr. CHAMBERS Doth
of whom declined clccon) the candidates favor
able to The tc Administration are said To have been
elected. Mr.. YANcEY Is supposed by the Public
Advertiser TO have been reelected Though ~ re-
turns are rcceivrd) in opposition to FRANcrs .omH-
son.
these suppositions realized, tho political re-
suit OF the election in the State will have bcim us
follows:
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TGARIMA NEWS.
FORT or RICB.UO.ND.
tIIENltEI)

il-iLAHEi),
The British ship Anacreon. LenoX, Petersburg. TO
clear here for LivcTpool.) tobacco, &c.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Coasting, Pilot, Townsend, from Whining
ton (ncl.) ballast.
Schr. Ben. f.. Vae;ine, Philips from New York,
salt. &C. to Lewis Ludlum, and Jacob Sntcn.
Schr. Chesterfield, Bea>ton from New York, va,
at Fou. Mile Creek yes.cilay. with sundrcs to G.
y w Merriam, ~ a Woodbridge u co. Wm. An
derSon, Luckc 81 Szer. and Triplett & Johnson.
SAILED,
Schr Di'medc, Gray, for Boston, and Portland,
with flour aud tobacco.
Echr. Jas. Fisher, Somers, for Boston, flour, corn,
and tobacco.
Scar. Meridian, Ingcrso!l, for Now York. coal
Soop Capital, Ackly, for New York, coal before
reporied has been detained on account ofthc Capt.
beng sick.
Soop Fame, Doughty, FOR New York. coa
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, for Baltimore via
City Point and Norfolk, with freight and passengers
Schr Arindnc Robinson, for New York. coal.
Schr Virginia, SadIcr, for Washington city, coal.
CHARLESTON, Aug. II Arr, schr Sea Horse Simmons
Richmond, - days ,oop Trimmer, Price, 30, ~ days
PHILADELPHIA, Aug I7-Au Steamboat Commerce.
Reeves I'm Cape May and I'm the john Nellsshe off and
coming up, has sustained no injury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

SENTIMENT or JEFFERSON. Many childish and
futile attempts 'Hve been made to draw parallel
between the present Administration and that of Mr..
Jefferson. flour readers will compare the following
extract from the inaugural spnrch Of Mr.. jclcr on.
with the policy which az this time pcryadcs ihc coun-
try we ask moro:
"All Will bear ia mind This sacred principle, that,
though the will of the majority s IN all cases, ~ pre-
vail that will TO be righiul must be rcHronablc TINT
must protect, and 10 violate would he oppression. Let
us, then, fellow citzcUs unite with hear and one
mind let us restore 10 social intercourse that harmo.
ny and affection without which liberty aud even life
Itself but dreary things. And let reflect, that;
having banishcd from land that rel gious ntolle-
rance, under which mankind So long hlcd and suffer
cd, zoe hare caincdHH icU tcccovpigrnce political
inioierrncc dsdeV2tic, wictcd 1Hd capable ot II,
biticr pCrSccEiiDUs,
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FoR raE WHiG.
ItnLrsrS


Niess Editors: Although will Doe freely admitted Ivy an
who have given their the subject that the Science
ct Astronomy puts IN rcqnion talents q" the first and highest
order, yet there arc MANY thugs 90 , sccpcc o curious aud
PRACTICAL nature, winch level 80 the capacity Of nrdmary
minds, aud wAc MAY said have real COMMISSION with
aud fears Ol mankind People general
importance demands unless they happen he stimulated by
some occurrence phenomenon in the sizes aud specially
some phenomenon As they able to contemplate without
tine aid NJ glasses Glasses have indeed become common
aud ever, that they Yield satisfaction certainty
vastly snerlur the naked cycsight The observation
calculation o Eclp,cs aud OSCILLATIONS, have, from the
u,cneemeut ScCnsc of Astronomy centrifugal
pnlross aud to IT, present elevated rank, than any in. c-r
of Eclipse, especially % hC large 'oAl
commands at the learned auH tine uuclmcI u
theso Ion. utcrvai IN which there is ECLIPSE vt uor
science seems o angu, or rec to the plossaors chair
At the present the Occuauon at Nchaau, the
Gurs eve invites the curious and shall hC favored
with visible Eclipse of the Moon. Having observed
in the Alndnacs IN regard 10 this Eclipse Of the Moon have
thought proper To- send calculation, adapted 10 the at
,e and longitude G J EG oi w'eh iro vi" III be 9"o5
;rt,nt Ecp,rs f evcaI 6irs IN come a. au accommodl.
ton those oyoU patrons aud icuds who fond o luc
Mating such events.
F' Tic Moon VIII bc Eclp'cd ecr,cohcr l5n, 1877
Beginning, - pc'ck, - minutes morning
Middle, " 20 min
Iud, " ~ min.
Driton, hours p min
Bpits. 800 on the Moons South Limb.
Truo t,rc of Fun Moon, O'clock - min
NIo,n's latitude, ~ min. - sec North descending
There win he Total Eclipse Of Inc Nloon Sept Cd 1850
Beginning, 5o'cnok, ~ mi" T. NJ.
Ends. - MIN
Duration, hours 81 MIN
Tot,l darkuc.s at O'Clock, IA min.
r,c vii, M l,r.c Eclipse Of the sun. Feb Illl, 1881
Beginning, Nv O'Clock, Nv min y NJ
Eudsat 5J mn T. NJ
D,ns II 3 w ON the South Limb.
Tho centre of the shallow will across the south cast conner
III, H. min North longitude 81 de- 20 min West an thence
iah a iir.o south Of fas', andso
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~ 7EN DOLL.IRS REW.4RD.

Eg AN AWAY from the subscriber Monday the 18th inst
"a Negro woman named HANNAH, about p years Of,
a-c, feet or inches hh slender stature aud dressed
when she on, iu "a brown stuff flock corded muslin
cape, md blue, rcd and white baudana handkerchief
around her head She has generally down lock when spoken
TO- anu viii ho found close examinations 60 have scar
over hcr right eve.
larnah Is thc property n Cor Iohu w. Cooke If Flu.
wanna, aul is the wife Of the Nllers tire Virginia
Mills To ct these places flv satisfied she has
gore The above reward Will be given for her delivery
hove. JOHN y. MEETU Jun.
Richmond, AUGUST Goth Ie,Q-ts
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Er0in Tic FinTGSiIa .WiTT0r, TVgUsI -.
CRors.-So favorable has been the present season,
that there now prospect Of more abundant crops
of Corn, in this County, than have been mad' for
many years. The supply will be great, that II is
not expected to sell for than p cents per bush
el Wheat has also turned out worry wc'l. and viii
not command more than 90 cents. Tho Tobacco
.rop, also, Woarc Told. promises yo-y $50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
JUST PUBLISHED.

l>vccvror % w I'm ~ Ffsviaisour,
FGNiiE Manuel of the Sup Courts Of Chanccry Echmsnd
and lNuchbWg. being collection IT the Rules of said
'ur' together with Instructions o the Commissioners thereof
iva Chauccv.- Illustrated by examples sc &c.
THIS publication contains MANY manuscript rules VI rra~r
never lcrre in puui, and viii be fund useful Council
Commissioners in traucc-r u sizes, EVclutors S..