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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-14
From the London Morning Herald.

JUST RETRIBUTIoN. A habit of endeav-
oring to discover and to contemplate the
ways of Providence, if it be restrained by
due humility, is among the surest guides
and the best tendencies of a responsible
and thinking being. This truth is so fully
acknowledged, that mention il here only
for the sake of saving. Let us remember it
when we think of the events of the last
few years in Turkey. Within this period,
a vast number of the houses of CONSTANT
nople, if not the streets, were streaming
with the blood of Christians and this upon
no offence of the sufferers, who had not even
an opportunity of participating in the insur-
rection of distant provinces against their
oppressors. The massacre was carried on
for months, as Christians were discovered
in their retreats. 1t was perpetrated by
the will of the Sultan, executed with over
weening activity by his Janissaries.
Now let us mark what has followed.
This Sultan chose TO reform his Janissa-
res, consisting of about 10000 men sta
toned in different parts of his dominions.
Upon their resistance, these guilty instru-
ments of his will, were in their turn massa-
cred almost to a man, having been hunted
out and pursued with as much industry, as
they had shown towards Christians. Next.
let us observe the share of Mahmoud him
self, in this retribution. The Janissares
were nearly the only disciplined troops in his
empire. They were men of the largest and
hardest structure, accustomed to employ
ment, or to the expectation Of it, in the most
dangerous services. Has he not tcantea
them ? Had half their number been pres.
ent at the late battle, would it have ended
as it did? Yet it was his own act that de
prived him of them. See how guilt works
out its own destruction. 1t is trite quota
ton, which says no law is more just
Guam necis artifeem artc psrirc sua !"
and it is trite, because it is true.
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At this moment, when the rapid and victo.
rlous advance OF the Russian arms towards
Constantlnople, appears to render the fall Of
that capital almost inevitable, the following
communication may not be uninteresting tc
some readers:
The Gypsies, called in Turkey Zinganees
from their captain, Zinganeus, and whose de-
scendants now inlest nearly all the countries OF
Europe, left Egypt after the conquest of that
country by Sultan Selimus about the year
1917. statute was enacted against them in
England in the 22d of Henry VIII, and again
in the 9Th of Elizabeth
They have prophecy, it seems, among them
that they shall recover the dominion of Egypt
again, and that the Turkish empire, after Ger.
tain period, shall be destroyed This prophecy
has been given in English by Mr.. Hill, thus:
Years over years shall roll,
Ages DER ages slide,
Before the worlds control
Shall check the crescent's pride.
Banish'd from place to place,
Wide as the oceans roar,
The mighty Gypsy race
Shall visit every shore.
But when the hundredth wear,
Shall three times double be,
Then shall an end appear,
To all their slavery.
Then shall the warlke powers
From distant climes return;
Egypt again be ours,
And Turkish turrets burn.
Sal mon, in his modern history, written about
one hundred years since, says" 1t is now
about two hundred years since the first institu.
ton OF the gypsy tribes, and possibly the Turk
ish empire may be destroyed in a hundred
more, if the Christian Princes themselves dc
not support it, as they have done, by their scan
dalous divisions; but that ever that abandoned
race should obtain the dominion of Egypt again
this part of the prophecy, believe, very few
people will have faith in"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-14
From the Me'o Korl; Egenine Post.
"SIT TIBI TERRA LEWIS"

SIT TlBl TERRA LEWIS"
Light lie the earth upon thy grave,
My llfeless Angelina,
Since that mortality's brief wave
Hath tossed that gem of thine,
A spIrlt-pearl, on heavens fair shore
l would thou nights unfold
Thine angel wings, and come once more
10 cheer me, as Of old.
Light lie the earth upon thy form,
That held thy spirit here
Upon that cheek, so often warm
With joys and sorrows tear
: Upon that eye of lovely blue,
80 downcast-always down
And the long, raven locks, which threw
Ger all thy face frown.
envy thee thy peaceful rest,
Thou broken-heartcd maid
would become thy silent guest,
And be beside thee laid
And wander with thy spirit, where
The sunlight always CLOVIS
Where stars are set in solid air,
And clouds are like the rose.
Light blow above thy slumbering ears
The wind in storm or mirth;
Aii INV, wheh Tie SHOWS OF closing years
Whitley come down on earth,
Light may its virgin GOODNESS stand
Above thy peaceful grave,
Until, by springs warm, guiding hand,
1t finds the ocean wave
Most like phantom flake of snow
Vast thou, my Angelina
Lett in wintrv land to throw
Thy brief but brilliant shine
Thou saw'st one CLEAN of gentleness
Fall from the clouded sky,
Which thou in readiness didst bless.
And mingle with, and die
Shows, in the presence of the sun,
Run fectly to the main,
And so thy spirit, gentle one,
Loosed, finds its sea again:
1t fades away within the earth,
Like incense in the wind,
And for gentler, holier birth,
Leaves earth's dull cares behind.
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CENTRAL BANK.

FENHE Stockholders of said Bank, are hereby
IL notified that meeting will be held at the
house Of Joseph Lowell, innholder in Worces-
ter, on Wednesday, the 21st inst, at o'clock.
P. NJ, for the purpose of filling vacancy in
the Board of Directors
BY order of the President and Directors
OTIS CORBETT, Cashier.
Worcester Oct T. 40
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Perhaps the whole art of happiness in the
married state might be compressed in these
two maxims-" bear and forbear"--and "let
the husband treat his wife, ana the wife her
husband with as much respect and attention,
as he would a strange LADY, and she would a
strange gentleman
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-14
Fall and Winter Goods.

EUST received, an additional stock of desir-
eB able Goods for the present and approach
ing seasoa; such as, Merno Cloths, Circas-
slams Bombazettes, Paids, Shawls, Merino and
Worsted Hose, Serges, Flannels, Silk and
Worsted Trimmings, .Braids, Fancy Hdkfs.,
Silks, Prints, &c, for sale low, by
A. & G.. A. HAMILTON.
Worcester, Oct. 7. 30
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Those who rail against human nature almost
always color from their own hearts Boswell
tod johnson he had just been talking with a
man VINO dld not believe in the existence of
such things as virtue and good principle :" If
the man believes what he says" replied John.
son, the next time he leaves your house,
count your spoons"
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If ever there. had been nothing, there never
could have been anything -.4bernsthy.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

fatigue and the care Of yosr health, we
have nominated you knight Of TIE Or
der of ST Andrew, and directed its IN
sigma t. be delivered TO you, according
to the statuss."
They wrote from Jassy on the 9th
December. that new detachmsnts OF
troops wers.dsily arising on the right
bank Of the Danube, which were sent
into quarters in the different districts
OF the Priocipality. General Witt and
Soffiano off set out on the 9Th December,
for Besssrsbia, in order to receive re.
sruts and organize them, G ount Pab
len, NJ Dasohkof, and 81. de MInszi
acki we're expected After the arrival
of these gentlemen, ii 10 behaved that
there will be great changes in the ad
minisiraton of the country There was
q area. scarcity OF oats and barley in
M oIdavia. On account of tbs p-eYa.
lsnce Of the plague in Wailashia, and
particularly in the snvirons Of Buchar
est tbs Russian quarantine on the Preth
bad been extended from &c to so days,
and enforced strictly
According t, letters Grom 0alatz. a
Russias army OF tFom so 10 20 600 men,
including the garrison Of -fsr"a, was
sssticned on she right bsnk of the Da'.
ube, occupying the whole country iron
Isekiscba 10 Varna, being IL eommuni
eatien with the garrison at Aa!scbln do
lschsd from the Division Ell ibfaiI A
strong bod oil Turkish cavalry, coming
from SchDu usla, to winch part Of the
garrison al silissris has been reunited,
is marching for Hirshora
The Minister of tbs Uaited States has
reclaimed 81 Colomhiaa and A msrican
prisoners found ia ehG four towers OF
La CarasR. which we're taken from al
board ths South AmsricaB privateers,
captured aztec being shipwFecked on
the coast If spain The American Min
lister reclaimed Colombians. by virtue
Of the treaty concluded between Admir-
raj Labufde and The Coiombia so.
vernnsnt, and the liberty granted br
che latter TO Spanish prisoners in Co
i~mbis
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12
Ia publioIIis he was distipguisbsd fOr

Ia ppbhsiife he was distinguished for
energy, fidelity, firmness, promptitUds,
perseverance,, and disinterssteanen.
OF his private virtues there 10 no diff
ference Of opinion: all nsR of all par.
ties speak Of them with rapture, and
acknowledge them with admiration;
this voluntary homage has been paid to
bis character amid al! the vioissitudes ct
party.
10 all the private relations Of life, he
was honest, faithful and humane. No
man ever impeashed his integrity with
sry color o. justice-LoDs Of 1raih,
and integrity that could not be sbsken,
were his chsracterislicS eWhers Truth
led the way. he did sot tear to follow "
Ms manners were plain end simple, his
morals pure ard unblsmishes, and his
belief and profession OF the ,Chri,tiaR
Religion. ware through long life 40
compauisd with practice snd cendust 10
accordance with its divine precepts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

ty Of Lewis; 8, establishing the town
Of Trodelpbia 10 the county OF Ohio; 4
concerning Mill street in the town oil
0ccoqusn; 5, further providing FOR the
security OF Public Debts; 6, concerning
Richard Neale: 7, 10 incorporate the
Danvills manufacturing company; 8,
authorizing the overseers Of the PooS
for the counties OF Ohio and Nonongsh
q, to sell and convey certain lands tor
the use of the Poor in their respective
counties; 10, establishing on inspec
ton Of -four and meal in the town oil
Fsyette, in Montgomery; IL, chsngiug
the time ofholding the fall term of the
Superior court Of Law of Prince William
10, amending the charters OF the Bank
of the Valley, and tho North Western
Bank; IS. Incorporating the Berkeley
manufacturing company; IL, cedips
Little Watts island in tns Chesapeake
10 the Government Of the U. y Tor q
Light House.
THURSDAY, Feb 0
Rspsrts were made tom various
standing Committees.
The bill reported from a select com
mistes allowing Tho w White $3.50 IS
on aoeSun. Of loss sustained by him in
consequence OF the non compliance ei
tha commonwealth with printing aon
tract. was supportedby Nessrs. Nelson,
Andatson Of Botetourt, Williams, Craig
and links; opposed by Messis Booker
ef Amelia, Ainnis and Atkinson of Isle
of Wight, and passed by ayes and noes
Bills passed., to amend an act en-
titled-en actrelioquisbiog for the BENEFIT
IF Gerard Pusey and family, the smount
nf CERTAIN public fines. passed January,
1911; . to enlarge the town Of Salem.
in the county OF Botetourt; s. authori2
isg separate election at PattoHsbure
in the county of Botstourt; 4, allowing
Rich .Creenwsy, fres man Of color to
remain in the commonly saith; &, con
corning Philip Broomshill, man Of CO.
Tor, G, concerning Robert Pollard ed
ministra.er of. Tho. w. New, Z, chang
iDg the place Of holding a-separate cleo.
ton in the county Of Rerfison: 8. sus
thorizins separate election at The town
of Nswtown, SteVenseuig, ia the county
Of Frederick.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12
GnugcFES>
Ffom fhS NaH9RH Journal Of feb.9
The Ssnala Did MT rli an Satnrda

lie DeHHSt dtA tft on DaVufUny
In the House If prcsentatives, va
rieus bills were reported after which
Che House resumed the consideration of
the resolutions Of l!r A. eNyTE, q
mandatory Of the constitution. Mr.
SERGEANT made some observations ia
opposition TO tbs RESOLUTIONS. wheR the
further ebate was arrested BY thu ex-
piratlon OF the hour. Inc resolution
offered BY Mr. BARsINGzE relative TO
the election of q printer, was then ta-
ken w, and so modified as to OK to-.
morrow for The election. the Heus~
took ,up private bills. several OF wh.ch
were acted on IN Committee of toe
whole, esd ordered to bs engrnsyed for
8 thivd reading to day. Mr p. ? BAR
Rogn made report in par! from the Sc.
iect Committee, appointed to exaya no
the votes 10, PFesidentand Wee Plesi
dent. The report consists of resolu
ton, appointing Wednesday next for the
opening Of the votes by te!Iers 10 pres
ence of the two Houses
1r HAs5lLToN, from the Committee
ca RetFenohment, reported on >atutdas
Bill TO abolish the office Of Second
Comptroller, and that of one OF the Au
ditors Of the War Department.
FRI i0-in the Senate, Yesterday
VIZ iA2fWBLL from the select Com
D,ittee appointed 90 ascertain and report
a proper uooe for examining the votes
given for President and Wee President
Of she United States, &c reported a re
solution in reference to that subject.
whfeh was adopted FIR. iAzEweLL
ives elected oy ballot. teller of the votes
on the part Of the Senste. Mr.. Dog.
ERsoN's sesigaatio of the office Of Sena
tor, and his credentials as Senator for
the remainder of the term for which
&r. BATEMAN was elected, was commu
nicated to the Senate by tie Vice Fresi.
dent Two hours were spent in the
consideration Of Executive business
tn the House OF Representatives the
resolutions offered by Mr.. "A. SMITH.
amendatoTy of the Constitution, were
taken up after the prsse ntatiob of peti.
tons. when Gr SsRoSANr briefly cen.
tuued his observations, bat before be
had spoken many mtsGtes, the hour hav-
ing expired, the dlscussionwaa arrest
ed The various bills which we're acted
on IN Committee OF the whole on SatuI-
day were then read a third time aad
passed. The House then resolved il
sell into Committee of the whole on the
state OF the CRion, on the bill for the
preservation and repair OF the Cum
berlsnd Road, hen Mr.. BARNARD al
dFessed the Committee in favor Of the
bill and was followed Oy Mr. DANIEL ia
opposition. and 30 favor OF she amend
ment. Ir. VANcE then moved 81 amend
the Oil sy adding fourth section on the
subject OF thstwo per cent. fund. which
was subsequently ordered to be print
ed On motion of Mr. DELL. The Com
mitee then rose and the House adjourn
ed,
Gr. RUsH. has so Tar recovered from
his late severe illness. as to be able to
resume bis duties as Secretary of the
Treasury, He transacted business at
the Department yesterday Ibid.
meeting of the citizens Of Boston
has been Gated, to consider on the sub
Jeet # a railway from tbenoe TO Albany.
Success TO The enterprise!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

The Norfolk Beacon contain. a.
particulars Of very distisssin casa.
HgdrsPhObia, related te the editor, -
that paper by an eye witness. Ths nm
Fortunate victim to this disease va,
young man named Joshua Brswn ,s.J
"a years. On the s7th September Ia
was attacked by dog and bitten s.v.,.
al times on both arms. Knowinr th.,
Che dog was mad, he weat to NerfoIL
and applied to the wounds a sion. rssr-
ted to be efficacious in extracting no;.
son from the bite of a rabid animal
Upon his return home, he felt much "a.
lisved; and il was not until the day bs.
tore Chrstmas,sevsnt days Afterwards
that he fsl, any spprehensions from ths
bite of the snimai On that merains ba
declared bis eopviction that he was %.
ing mad; in the courss of the afternoon
his uslady increased, lie made a noise
resembling tue bowling of dog. and
often during the evening and night, on.
deayoring To bite his attendants, snap.
ping at them with great violence and
Ioaming at the mouth. Water was So.
veral times ofessd to him, but he re.
jeetsd it With violence. After many so.
lIehations 10 eat, to which he replied
that his throat Yves sore and be couid not
swallow, ne consented 10 make an effort
10 eat piece CT sweet potalos, which
was naar him, and upon its being ore.
scented to his mouth, be snapped at il
like dog, and became much convuls.
ed, but would net eat. He died on tba
following morning 10 the greatest ago.
ny. II 10 stated that The game dog had
bitten woman, who also died in the
same distressing manner.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

Drseafal Calamity The house Of
Mr. John Finlsn, of HemmingsfoYd,
county of Huntingdon. having taken
IRE BY some accident. on Wednesday
last, Mr. Fiolsn assembled to the roof in
order 60 extinguish the flames, when. in
endesvofing 10 avoid the approaching
element, he lost bis balance, and rolling
down from the top, fell upon The stump
of a tree. by which he was instantly
El'lsd, bis body being considerably lace.
rated by Che fall
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12
Nav Yosx. .FkB z

.Hsrics. ~ Letters fraU Vera Cruz to
the Sd ulua,o are sscoiyed. via Havana.
OEs of that date says: Our adviees
from Mexico confmce to be more en-.
coosagiDg Gar State, As wsilas that
Of Pueblo, has joined tbs new state OF
ihiags, aud no doubt the rest will fol
low. Business 10 completely at stand "
The bug Tuscaloesa, from Buenos
Agrss for London, was taken into the
Cove Of Cork, Dec. IL. by II b. Nj
ship Pike, having been fallen in with the
ptevioas moruins. with loss Of captain
(hart) bota mates, and one man, all
washed overheard, and one msn killed !;
also, with loss Of round house, conpanl
on way, sky lisHt. &c. in severe gale
on The 9Th She brought the ratified
treaty Of Peace.
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The brig Swan arrived al Philadel.
phia from New Orleans, hee brough,
bone FIVE free celofed boys, who were
kidnapped in the year 1925. Peulson's
Americas adds the following paragraph:
"The !iberslits OF tae late City Coun
els, in placing at the disposal Of the
Mayor the necessary means to pro
cure The return of these boys, aud al
different times sbout dozen othsr suf
ierers trsD iAa sans conspiracy, can
not De too highly commended BY the
friends OF humanity; and aust, to the
gentlemen Individually composing the
councils, be cause of infinite pleasure
and satisfaction The story of these
boys, like that Of ak their feiows whs
have heretofore returned, is a tissue OF
suffering and wrongs, inflicted on then
by cruel men, who stole the m away. O.
held mastery over them;
and who hava held on to their ounce
of Aesh, until literally wrenched from
their possession by the perssvering eff
forts of our police. +Weuadsrsland our
citizens ste again greatly inhabited to
John Henderson, Esq planter sear
Natchsz. and to George w. Morgan.
Esq of New Orleans, for their agency.
.anG services in Fastening the return of
these boys,as we'll as ,the kindness and
humanity of Captain tia,dlag. IL will
not be forgotten. that Mr.. Henderson
is the same gentleman who on former
occasion. took so noble and humane a
part in relation 10 some OF the same
suffer ersn
The non-commissioned officers of a
British regiment at Kilkenny, in Ire
land. were lately tried before a,CoQrt
Martial Oh g charge of conspiring 70
defame the character OF Lie uienent Co
lionel Maitland They we're sentenced
to receive g thousand lashes each, six
hundred of W hich were actually admin.
istered TO one, aud Ave hundred and.
twenty-five to the other.
Silrer Book.--ln the library ofUp-
sal, in Sweden, there is preserved a
translation of the -Four Gospels, print
ed with hot metal types, upon violet CO.
lored vellum. The letters are silver,
and hence it has re esiyed The name of
Csdez 1rgsntsa The initialletters are
in gold. tits supposed that the whole
was priRtsdin the same manner as book
binders latter the title of books on the
hack Ii was a very near approach Go
tie discovery of the art of printing; bnsI
u 80 MT kuoNn boo, al - =.
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a meeting ni the citizens Of Boston
has been Gated, to consider on the sub
Jset "fa railway from tbenoe to Albany.
Success TO the enterprize!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-01
ADVrRi'ISHA1E,,1,

ADVERTISEMENT.
'i''o"s lie G"'ls Gd.,ed /or sale are The Eolioomg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-01

~. VI orange prIncip,esi II fhouoLt
no zen thousand swords would have lean
Gu h"h' 'iicir scabbards'' to have s,ve,I Co.,
tuthiess demolition the aged denos;, If p,,,.
iestant principles. Where was he nj -
lCumberlandl Where was the Fn,I - II, y :
dohi was there no one to represent tho
case to Government No one To- rim, ths,
matter under. the eye of the first gentleman
inc keenest connoisseur, and the most mn.
niNclent patron OF the arts in England7 He
l am sure, would have been anxious TO pre-
SerVer.-wouid have been well pleased TO Sc
cure rom wreck and spoliation, vessel in
C u connected with the destinies of his
iaihliy---a vessel which bore to England those
principles which have seated him anon tire
throne of these realms.
10 nave carried al King to Empire--to
nave been leading agent in brine;ng =.
oout one OF the most mighty yet bloodless
revolutions the world ever witnesscd--.,o
nave been prIvy 10 the address and ntrenid.
iiy oil Zuyiestem, the burning ardour and
devoted earnestncss of Bentinck- to havo
been subsequently, the favorite of n queen
Ito have witnessed those iuterminable
struggles Tor political prominence. tbose.
incorporate ebullitions of partv shirt
those manifestations of irrcconc;lr,bln
jealousy between Oxford and BoEnobrote
"mch not even the presence Of Anne
could restrain, and (which fastened her
end to have been Privy to the rapacitv
OIL u'e Duke oi marlborough, the domineer-
ny department and imperious insolence OF
the Duchess-to have witnessed the seryility
ana oOsequiousness of the ins;nuating and
softly speaking Mrs. Masham-to have ocho-
ed the cloquence Of Bolingbroke, caught the
whispered plots OF Harloy-to have sunk
down into Il colicr--and at length to be
torn almost piecemeal by mob;
ITO what base uses may we come, Horntio,,
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4 sSS Bags Havana' RIO and 81. Uomln'
m w. 20 coffee
9 hhds ST. Croix sugar
II do Baltimore whiskcy
do Jamaica
. pipes Cognac brandy
7 do Hollands gin
10 casks French Madeira wine
9 half chests imperial tca-for sale by
puo 25-ts ID. TIMBERLAKE.