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NuA ofibf IoRw in I.rgi,l.a. ,

/GH. Isf. 1850.
dividend The President and Drer-
81 tors OF The Bank ct the Valley IN NIrE,.
a., haze 'ii.s iay i,clsred n diytiend Of "a
r'' cent PEI cent 81 which Will be paid
~ 81 .-i,i 'ia or ihoH representatives on or
.ltlt iaS lStlt trss
HEhRY " BRENT. Cosbi,r.
Nircics'tr, J.p =
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MISCELLANEOUS.

me sultan .'IGhmn,d The race uf
The sultan Tor Innovations. and m -.
sanitation 80 unor ihudnx IA 4 NIussul
man to European habits and Christian
"aScrNauccs. - by some traced 90 his
french extraction. y may not 10 &c.
morally known that the n.otaer of Nah
moud %sas fascinatii,g ArtnsIh. 4 ma.
tive OF Chereeurg. in France. who. bv
some ni the very common occurrences
IN the Pira,ica! seas at the Ncd.tcrra
mean, failing into the hands Of tie
urhs. eventually became the inmate
al the Serag,i". From her Great hriu.
" and attractions. she was elevated Co
the rank OF favoiitc Suitana, anL be
came the mother uf the presen, sultan.
IL was reported al him ti,at he was lie.
No'edly attached to his .aotbcr. aud it
- opposed dat from her instruction
lie imbibed that taste Of Europcdn,sn.
~ 1Towsl at which has :, often thgca-
tened his own life, and At length near.
" cost him his empire. On her death
bed. his mother obtained from lum
promise tha, he would send her Jewels.
and other personal yaluabics, t. hcf
french relatives ~ Chcrbourg. Not
cong ago, two shps entered the port of
Chcrbours. laden with these articles.
Mui rich presents from tie Sultan, 10
the individuals designated by the late
SuItaEa a. her kindred.
Although IN the reign of Eiizahcth.
the punishment of death was abolished
IN Russia, The present Emperor has
shown. m some. dozen cases. tlat ne
- superior 10 tina. law. tor tho hang
nan had some employment. after li,
coronation. Elizabeth herself broNr
tins law, and the Neva could tell many
a mourniul tale from the reign of Cattle
rinc. hut IN the case of tic present
Emperor. the criminals were condemn
ed to death in plain terms. and n,e
were execntcd--hung or the wal! of
the fortress ni ~. Petersburg. same
Russian- at distinction and talon, &C
ilifn that a mdu Is never sentenced az
death Jrt presume i tsc mau,ls
condemned Ia receive that which tjf'
inan nature caauot suTtUe, IL amounts
20 nearly the same thing. ~. im
stance. In 1870. iagartoch. man
who had been guilty 81 mu,".r. aud
WIN justly me.ted death. was can-
demnrd before military tribunal 10
receive 5000 strokes Of the sticks.
runnlng the gauntlet throu.l. tnou.
sand 81 . fifteen time-.
ihc empress mother. with that mcr.
oiiui disposition size ever manifested.
,lar never since the creation ur the
world. was there n utiftcr. uure rVrel
ient OF icc!iug woman solicited. lmh not
~ vain, that the cH!pr.. might be par.
donrd s"uIe of the punishment. npor.
Which Use thousand la>hc- were re-.
'cdnced. The man tell dnwrattEcrr.
cepiion 81 five hundrcd-hc arain rosr.
and received hundred more. when
he -ank aga'n ; hc wa then ia.acd H..
. wheel barrow aud received the resi-.
although he was perfectly dead before
a thousand had been administered.
'iifrf'te' cf Ratf1, -, He ~. iLarf,
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Drydcn'- sIuggl ,nnc-s or du'lncss 90,
CONDENSATION, # which even he hin
scil complains. AMI opon which -.
Johnson -peCuiItes 80 much. probably
arose from a deficiency OF ausnai spi
at alone. ThI., petnap-. bette, than
any other cause. viii account ior taai
m"desty- dfihdcnce, aud reserve fyr
which men of genius age fcmuiab'c.
Virgil spoke but lite. Pope va. us
served ~ be silent in company. til hc
had heated his fancy virh cheerful
glass. AddIsou's tacitprrity ., notion.
ou-. u was not tlil late 90 sac ril;t.
when ciarct circulated freely. ttst aus
p"rt'"n of that hpmunr. and cie.an,c
~ confer-atiou could Doe clipit,d. 81
wineh NONE but h. mn.t ultimate
iuends knew hc was pos-cs-rd. ~
these were men Of lpv animal .ptr,t-.
and 81 delicate nerves. they there
fore NEEDED more that au otdin,r, .,.Yr.
so unfold and display ihc,r in,c.Ic,tssl
treasures.
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5000 WEIGHT or PORE.

InliF subscribers ~i,h o. purchas, five
- Thousand wrigtt-or Pork f,r which
try VIII allow the h..tc,t market pricc.
g,y hblc - goods. az cash prices
JEEfEESO.l- y CLEI EL.l.S'D.
Doc -
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Goods Mitabic "a "a Sc0sOn.

SnN ii.LiD RATS pr,mr chewing To1ac-
- 90. -rofui alum anl fnc salt sheet
Iron. strap Iron. coHn'r, hli~irr. .hrar. and
Crowley Steel, Nails, &c Sc To- sale bv
NN /. LOCK-.
Charlcsiowr. Dec :. lsc9
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20 Tz2E YUREgE.

The following communication, addressed
% nc proprietor 81 i,fkin,' O.sinrp, fem.
'bc Hon. I'm IsT frsl member Of to-.
ggess, q, i,aiy irtsrc.tirk. The craiuitot.-
manner IN which n l.. made c,sh,. e.,.
iu,;s CT 80 ordinary character toward. s.,.,.,.
lux humanity ALL j. ctrt,ioi, ,,-ii deer
90: Of public attention.
wA.uivorev. JAN e.i lsso
Sd la been NV 49,, Tor \ coo,,,,,,.
bile ;iu,s irc.l.a...1..sale "a on tbo ~o,l !,
fcot ..iit.vl has, tsr.l M, o'ni.,.r,
invtu;ed + "a Nir ludk4oe, and which nov
understand D.. u,r',c and .c'd hy rfs0,. p,
po.n,sdb ,,cr-..u Ib,,c,,-,;,,, -. ~,
mout. darn Gao Last ihrrc ,r,r. 10 -,
sps' OF p.r.1nr arI wound. ,,iito.t f,,-
ur. 'r .od.cc curr "a c-erv ir-taryc
coo ..i,- q iIc mos. f.ri,i-l l.,,...rr, r.
NE, 90 au csc, 81 i,,n,.r. he Ill.,. ,.,...
"il, - may. aaI have found pe,.ios -.
-roI t.r u1i...'s 4 ..-,, I,.,..,..,..a
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CHEAP cARPuT1ra
FREE PRESS.
F'rn-"fD, wsAEtr,ur
GALLnIfER * DAUoHEaTY
'"NDrrioE-.
- Gee zoe. 81 Published scetly. a.
TWO DOLLARS s. FIFTY Crs

PR tNNtM.
F1i 4b'' lait teaiiJ in si,ssrc. t,u, .I.s.p..
''"- WI Pc frcetsi as psvutent az g'u
i.ei entire b 30 advance shauflr,,r...,t-
- bodily offefed unili the eud ~ ,..
'"H'' hHttaHs Niil be ,uvsfis,,iy ,i,,fs.f
A"'fsfi-s afsr- Inserted ~ tfe ssf,'ofsf
IF -G"afr ir h~ 'iiree hfsf nutrition, ~,
'"-'l' h'e cents per sgufc f0r each ,ob..
.nenf iu.sr'a.n
~ ~ fdter'iscmrn's presented a.,
N'' hr roI''1usi nai,i far1si,ier. a..
EGO a.'"f1.'giF, uniess special .i.ist,,....
80 9 ocErff) De- gseo.
~ '"t" stions s,idft .s,d % lie
"o' be fos' r4,1
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Dyon'sius. thc sopbist, addres.in.
his audience on thc virtue. If modrf,
ton N the pursuit ~ pleasure. used ~
say that q person sho1ld taste houet
only On the tpol hls finger.
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60 H. above Oirimcn, is % rc1 Co.
'ac puhhr - .afc rud CERTAIN rrrtct, fo'
hose Obstinate d.e1>C-, .onc Of WLicL
hotc so l,ns o1Giod tie sim OF mejicsl s,j-
cacc.
I,,. White Srvci;r-- OF every description.
~. sore legs aud ulcers of long sianding
5d. >"burss or O,laud,ilr tuners psrtiou-
l7r'y ihOs- hardened tpmor. m womru'>
breasts. which oIont'mes terminate in ulcer
aicd ca0rcr..
al. Fcio"s. ar what some people know l.,
TIE h1fa" 81 taitrti', OF every description
5ih. Rheumatic pains &c the joiuis
6'h. Spr'io- Nud bruises 81 o'ety GcscIip-
ton. or 10 ~ haie,c. part sinra'c.
III. rett,iso ri ali-kiuds. ln ihi. compliant
thc patient, N applying tho Oiuimeni. must
keep the pIri uut uG wafer
s." ChHOisins OF parts Affected 10y fso,,.
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CoGrszNc STOVES.

Mcee@ n crcD description.
IHR C.RSIL
VIZ >ub-srtbrF hos o., ham, rr,y.
COOKING SHOWS 81 ne iate., III
most 2Pffo'ee ilitern-, wI'h ail ihe cook,rt.
iffttaiu, c'mP!cfc. lie has also a s-.,f
'.iirN 81 @Io'ts Of lli siIes. which vii t,
'', 'o"er ihsn 'nS winch have ,,tr t.so
'h i,i' m'tsel 10 ia, also severol IAKGE
4 "''l htlILls, manufactured 81 hi,
'''i "'i'h "i'l TO- sr'i ver, tow
THOMAS RANIINs.
'NlI -D.-nan D. Oot. .. ls.t
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THE NEW YrAa.

JEFFERSON Y CLEVELAND
'tNt\DERthcir mus; grateful acknowledge.
men,s 90 their customers AID ihe public
~ large. TOR he very lib"rai pifonacc th-y
have received ~ their mercantile business
N"ce Their comm" Crciaert and more parti-
cuiuly during the pas, ycar. Itis,lcir wish
20 merit a con- inu,uce % the same dutlng the
p'eseu' car, Hy oiicrnF cheap goods iu ,ul.
chs>crs '.cUrr.''s -ta insure which they r..u,t
a,l Zee favor 60 those iu'.l 5tcd 20 them TT =
p'fI IS rot cu''cn'tut tea nay th- Vhui- -
nrHut tuc a; tac close 81 lie pas, ye.r. 49,
tl..'- ~ho c'nuot make II convenient 10 ,ls-
charge their ucc"unts. arc hereby IN o.lled
hat tAcv arc read, Tor settlement ~ boni OF
poic. ihr necessity OF CLOSING a,c.ent, a,
least once m the course of a year. Is 40 douh,
elS'ous 10 those cUHcl!ncI.
I'm. n. l3.l.
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Aelius' 'rssss here. f,c rorgcs, fcncc
o. tic aeicas.te ,iftg,, abstinence
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sErrERSofT COUNTY LAND
ron Ey/L

FARM containing about - acres of
a LIMESTONE LAND, situated ahoct
miles from ShcphciCsiown and . from
thlrlesto"n. adjoining the land, &C WI
tam Grove, James ]. Ransom. and Lewis
Ncill-ail cleared and under gnoi fencing
Improvements: = frame house. and ne
yer falling well Of excellent water II not
SOLD before The 1T day Of March Cont. it
val then be offered. To the highest bidder
before the door Of the Court House. in
tharlestown Nh McGarTy, LIVING on the
land, viii shew II 10 any person disposed
TO purchase. Tor terms apply TO w. T.
Compton, Of Martinsburg, or 10 either Of
-. s,,bscr,l.r.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27

Il Hy!3ct7Hf,i0c. There i, now n
'he hai-cn lie ~ante, N Rrucn. pa-
t'cn' vino &, fully impressed with the
belief lhat hc was Killed. ~ the battle
~ Austerilii, at which tie was present.
and received wuu.d. Ii hi hcalti,
- inquired after. BE- answer, You
nc asking after NJ. Lambert. b,t he l.
%" more. hc was Killed hy caiaun
bali. knnw th;s Which vou sec Dear,
some resemblance 10 hin. but +, l., b,
no means Il GOOD likeness: / wish 500
would construct Il better" He fali,
Occasionally INTO 4 state Of in,ensiJili-
~, Which sometimes lasts Tor several
dIf~. during which the application ol
Oli'ters, pinchcs, aud even pricklnr
,"m WIN q pm appear to give him 80
hlh" 81 uncasinC--.
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GROUND ALUM SALT.

AWE subscribers have just received IN, r
d usual >"PrlN of Ground yum and Liver.
pool Eluon sait. 10 winch tie, iByits tne IL
ien''on ui o,tltr, and f.Tm,5..
J.. RUSSELL { co.
llarpcrs Ferry, Nov rs
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ote reesoo' hrur' i.f aou.b,. az l,,,f.
fears
Na3 evey httie sbseacc bsnsg..
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The following aurcdotc illustrative
oi thc KIND feeling, which the King
still cu'orta:r- towards Ia, former a, q.
s"oiate. Grunmcl, viii be- read with
interest. The appointneI., to Con
>uiShip. Of the London fashions, Bruu-
mel. was ~ the earnest intcrcc,,ion Of
Lord +. HIS I.ord>ilip, with hi, Usual
good nature, on bearing OF the ,acan-
cv, represented to his lllustriouS mas
fer that Brumncl much regretted Ger
tam err or- and indiscret,ons Of early
day, winch had given offence, whcn he
Wa IN the enjoyment of cuurtly favor.
ihc King, after some dcliberaiion,
lad Yes. hut the situation Is not
worth more than three oy fuHr HUNDRED!
year, and he. perhaps, viii not ac-
cept H. Lord +. replied. Chat such
addition to Brummel's iuvumc wnuld
Ae 81 great Importance. wen. then.
~alH Ills Majesty. tell the Dukr Of
Nrl'ng'on. hrummel Is an old friend
81 'HiHt, and | wish HIM to have H..
LO,Uf JolTnM
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In. W. JuDRINs'

Paicnt Specific OinintcAt.
DAM have been i.ken to make tli- Sup.
: a., vrty cool /; n.sy DC hld 81 the foi.
loN,r place. ~:
Hr7lrhr'y Aryes'. Chor'es'ouH.
.io,c, iotn~'s. NBfiDsjurg
T. ~. S,.-m -.r'N, N1tars Ferry
I,-a. s. IatGs'. Sbegi,risi0U.L
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HE Vermont atchman tells ,to.
~ - q man who had io,ucd a tcmpc,
ihhec society, but still hauktrsi + r
,hc uunaturni stimulus lie instruct
eel lh- mctcaanl that iHch al rran,
d" r'"' ana P'rm oil. irmidr. 4
nr -hbor making pilgrimasg Ga The
s'orc. Was requested To take two boz.
q. ana Gotta quart OF each k,nA ofo OBJ.
- hi, return. many thank. were oder
cd and a." night being stormy. samr
rc-rei "a- c.pie,,rd Tat there were
go ~i'i',t~ 90 tHe house o. ofirf hi!J.-
" oh' never mind, cav, tbc pcigLbor.
" ! drank pretty lrc..y Of y1ur hand
am not m1c'fin need Of pjrd"
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RoVgc. --- \ lady con.u'fed -. Fran
go oi Salr-, on fhc llwiplne,. Of u sang
'"vgo' WHY" sly- BE-. ",utne pipn.
men object tot: other, go noharin tr
y. w'ii hold middle course. and al
low YOU 20 ice ~ 90 oae check"
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\ dreadful and novel mode oC con-
'nH'ins suicide. va~ rut in practice b.,
inau namcd Fellow. 90 'Nnhurr.
ljri1vafr. un i'Ic ieUI glt. ~ placed
barre. OF vinegar 900 such 10 manncr 90
iie step oi MS cellar. thit o. must ro!.
down then placing his head on tbe
lower -icp, Dee r"ntuycd 20 set the bar
rr' sgplug--ii 81 course, crushed hi.
head to p1mice. IA odd Fellow.
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MAN1hp.

nn@oo - I'D,
%c,OUo Pounds Clean Linen Rsr..
i'r 'h'cl, Good 90 cas-. pfic. ~ilIboe,,,n
T. ~ >SFII 90
.V6'd SIHtse. Iiarycr, Ferr,
l'rprr Ferry. sept -. 1880
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=, ttso' .se"er'. Fall.Lel a, H.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-03
DIED.

In this town, Jan. 80, Miss Charlotte Stiles
daughter of the late Mr.. Jeremiah Stiles.
IN retersham, Jan. 18th, Mrs Elizabeth
McClellen, aged 70.-Printers in .Ne,o YorE
are requested to insert this death.
In Templeton, Jan. Ia, Mrs. Mary Alden,
wife OF Capt. Luther Alden, aged 28..Jan. 81.
widow Susannah Sanger, aged 68.
In Marlboro, Jan 81, Mrs. Rebecea R,rnes
wife oCeol. Lowell Barnes, aged 65.
IN Charlton, Dec. 80, Mr.. Ezra Mixer, aged
a. By long life of intelligent and active
usefulness, the deceased had become endeared
to all who knew him. His were the plain viz
tues OF honesty, sobriety, simplicity, and truth
Ihe:e ne exhibited in every relation, and it is
but just to say that they adorned his life. He
nad been many years a protested disciple of
Christ, and his life declared him sincere and
devoted Christian. His end was oeace and
rejoicing BY his death, his children and friends
are bereaved, and society and the Church of
Chrlst nave lost an estimable member The
memory Of the Just is blessed-CoMM
In sutton, Jan. IL, Mrs. Patience Cooper.
wife OF Dea. Abner Cooper, and daughter of
Mr. Thaddeus Taft, aged 48.
In Lyme, IN. H. Rev. Baxter Perry, former
ly OF this town, aged 81.
In Boston, Mr.. Oliver C. Wyman, aged SO.
Alexander Thayer, NJ. D., formerly of Mendon,
aged 46.
In the Massachusetts, General Hospital on
the 10th ult Mr.. George Dean, aged 80, of
In Piscataqua village, IN. H. Alexander
M Koy-killed by lad named Roby, aged Is.
They had both been drinking, and Roby crack
ed Mkoy's skull by blow with pair of tongs
In Alstead, IN. H. Jan. 20, Mr.. David
Brown, aged GO.
In Cincinnati, Jan. Is, Mr.. Evander Morse,
formerly of Onondagua county, IN " aged
about 42 years.
In Burlington, IN. " Jan. 9, Mrs. Hannah
scendants were 12 children, 1919 grand children,
and lis great-grand-c hiIdren-in the whole
goo. She was truly mother in Israel
At the Indian village near Buffalo, Jan. 90,
the celebrated Indian chief, Red Jacket, aged
80. He was great orator and warrior, and
was strongly attached to the customs of his
fathers
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-03
ASSIGNEES' SALE.

TWILL be sold at Public Auction, on Mon
w DAY, the 22d of february instant, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, all the right, title, and in
terest in the Tannery, situated in the south
westerly part of Millbury, which JOSEPH
GRIGGS, BENJAMIN ABBOT, and BEN
JAMIN WHITNEY had on the first day of
April last. Said Tanning Establishment con-
tains about four acres of Land, with extern
sive Buildings and Bark Mill carried by wa
ter; and embraces more facilities than are
generally found in Establishments of the kind
for manufacturing Leather and Morocco in
their various branches. Also, the Westerly
half of the Lead Mill, so called, being Ma
chine Shop, with one half of the lot and wa
ter privilege, situated near said Tannery AL
SO, Pew No. 80 in the Gallery of the Con.
gregational Meeting House in said town. Al
SO, about 100 Green Hides, % cords Bark, ]
Splitting Machine, l one-horse Wagon, ]
Chaise, Gig, l Sleigh, Horse, Stoves and
tunnels, and sundry Tools and Implements
necessary for carrying on the above business
Conditions made known at the sale,
ELISHA JACOBS, .4ssigness Of SAID
AMAsA WOop, : Griggs, Abbot + Whitney
Feb 8
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-03
MILFORD ACADEMY.

THNHE Spring Quarter of This Ins,;tr,;o,
n WIN commence on the first Wednesdag of
March neat. The advantages fer acouiring an
education, 1t is believed, are very much aug
mented at this Academy. A Philosophical.
hns.Ionomlcal, and Chemical apparatus, have
oeon Proeureo, winch will, to great extent.
increase the ease and facility of acou;r;ng :
knowledge of these sciences. In addit;og 70
the demonstrations at the regular Rotations
Lectures VIII be delivered, and every effort
mace TO present the subjects in as pleasing
forms as possible, in order to inculcate a relish
Tor these important and interesting sciences.
Inc Juvenile Department consists of Young
| cnlloren VINO can read with a moderate desree
"a a. nuency; Inns department will be under
the care OF competent instructor.
This Institution is situated in a nleasant vii.
lage, about twenty-eight miles from Roston
snlhclently retired to be free from MANY of the
temptations to vice and irregularty which are
presented IN place more populous, and vet
snfhcIently populous to be free from the wea-
risomness of solitude Two lines of STAGES
pass through this place from Boston, intersect.
ing the line from Providence to Worcester. so
that transportation from almost any section of
Ihe country is easy Records are kept of the
SCHOOL ana report OF the progress and gener-
hitted 10 his parent or guardian, once every
month, so that all who send from distance
VIII be enabled to have the conduct and pro-
gress OF their children under their inspection.
as eit6ectually as if they were Immediately un.s
der the parental eye
W Board In respectable families can be OBJ.
tanned at about 81 so per week.
11't.on Languages, $3.50; Higher
grancnes OF English, 81 Lower ditto, $3.50;
juvenile Department, 81 So
G. d. PECK, Secretary
I CD. ). 0f fba Hor1o~o.:o
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-03

English and Classical School in Northampton
to set off part of New Salem and annex the
same to Athol.
The committee on the Militia reported bill,
which was assigned to Wednesday next for
consideration.
Ordered, that special committee of one
from eaeh county, be appointed, with instruc-
tons to inquire whether the laws regulatno
the salaries of Registers and Judges of Probate
do not require revision.
The bill in addition to the several acts of
taxation, concerning the taxation of manufac.
turing corporations,was read second time. and
committed to the committee on Finance.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-03

The Senate chamber was Yesterday
crowded to excess to hear the reply of Mr..
webster to the attack made upon him and
on the East, by Mr.. Hayne and, perhaps,
IL is not too much to say, that never were
auditors more generally nor more thorough
ly gratified. The effort of Mr. Webster is
universally represented as of the most sur
passing character, and its effect upon all
as resistible.-Natioaa Journal, Jan. 81.
Mr.. Webster concluded his most able
and eloquent speech in the Senate yester-
day. The evidence of its mastery charac-
ter was written on the countenances of the
whole Senate, and in the silent, GREATNESS
attention with which it was received by a
thousand auditors. AS constitutional ar
gument, the close and vigorous reasoning
OF Mr.. Webster on the assumption by the
State of South Carolina of the right to re-
slst the laws of the United States, has never
been excelled; and his contrast of the
course which Massachusetts took, when,
wrthing under the effects of the embar 90
law, she appealed to the Judiciary to test
Its constitutionality, with the course of
South Carolina in menacing to bring the
constltutionality of the tariff laws to test
OF more violent and less legal character,
was appropriate and felicitous.
National Journal Jan. %.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-02-03
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC.

In Royalston, on the 18th ult. Mr.. Ccphas
Newhall, who had been giving instruction in
Sacred Music for a number of weeks to the
Choir of Singers connected with the CoDgrega-
tional Society, closed his school, 1t is noi my
intention in my remarks on the performances
on that occasion, to make any invidious dstinc-
tions between the performers. However strange
it may seem, it is doing only justice to the
Choir and their Instructor, to say, that Soloes,
Duets, Moletts and Choruses, Songs and An
thems. selected with great taste from Handel
Mozart, and other distinguished composers OF
music, were performed in a style and :aste to
call forth the warmest admiration and high
wrought delight of very numerous audience
Could those master spirits in music, who com.
posed the pieces there performed, have been au-
ditors, have no doubt but they would have
participated largely in qualification and pleasure
Rev. e. Perkins delivered a sermon ON the oc.
| caslon; from the Sd chap. and 10th verse Of
Collosans. Mr.. P. was peculiarly happy in the
exposition and application of his text, and | re-
greet exceedingly that it is not in my power t.
give extracts from his very instructing and ap
proprlate remarks on Church Music
| The weather was mild and all the perform
ances we're highly interesting, and believe
am speaking the language Of each person in tht
numerous audience on that occa sion, when
say,that ITeturRed home gratifed and delighted
OBSERVATION.