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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19
Operations ON the Teeth.

EhR. PARSONS, Surgeon D ntist, Informs
"a y tho inhabitants of Worcester that he has
removed to No. l6 Winter. street, in Boston,
nearly opposite his late residence, where he at
tends to all Operations tho Teeth Incor
ruptialc Mineral or Porcelain Tooth of evesy
natural variety oe shade and form, and Artii-
cha, Animal Toeth prepared in peculiar and
improved manner by which their tendency to
decay while in the mouth is essentially lessened.
Boston, Dee Is. 6wSl
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19
NOTICE,

TENHE subscriber informs the public, that he
III has taken the FUR.N.AC E formerly occu.
pied by SUMNER SMITH, (nea7 Elijah Burbnnk'S
Paper .MIis,) which he will keep in CONSTANT
blast, with determination to give satisfaction
to Machinsts and all others who may favor him
with their custom. Patterns may be had at the
Furnace, or made to order at short notice.
" Orders will receive immediate attention,
and may be left at the Store Of d. HAYWOOD
JOEL WEBER.
Worcnrter. Jan 10 tf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19

different soils through which it was con-
Quoted. Having mentioned to him bog
gy piece of ground it passed through, be
observed, "that was the only place he had
doubts concerning and that he was appre-
hensive they had, contrary to his directions,
been too sparing Of their materials.
Lib EnE. Kao icledge.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19

The towns marked thus according to the
amendment Of the Constitution to be decided
upon the ensuing session of the Legislature would
have one Representative those marked thus
would have . those with this mark 5 those with
this mark 4 all others marked with the num-
bers to which they would be respectively entitled.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19

RHYME READING. Ben Johnson, passing
along Fleet-street, London, observed coun.
tryman staring at a grocer's sign he tapped
him on the shoulder, and asked him what so
engaged his attention. why, master" he
replied, 81 be admirng that nice piece of po-
ctry over the shop" How can you make
that rhyme 2" said Sen; "the words are Cot.
fec ard Tea to be sold'" "Why thus" re-
plies Ralph:
Coffee and Tea
To be solid"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19

The HEART. Where the synpathics of the
heart have not been encouraged to expand, no
cultivation OF the understanding will have pow
er to render the character emincnty great or
good
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19
JAMES GREEN & CO.,

JAMES Gh EEN q w.,
O. At their Store opposite the Centre School
House, Main street,
EEAVE constantly on hand general assort-
II n ment of Drugs and Medicines, Paints and
Oil, DYE Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery,
Cosmetics, English and American Fancy Soap,
Tooth, Hair, Nail, and Comb Brushes.
-LIKEwIsE-
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Sal Eratus, Spices,
Raisins, Figs, and Fruits of other kinds. Also,
Lorrillards Maccoboy, Rappee, Scotch, and
coarse Rappee Snuff and Tobacco; Spanish
and American Cigars Cavendish and Common
Tobacco; Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, &c. &c.
~ At the same place may be found varie-
ty of ether articles, which have not yet been
named in an advertisement, the quality and
price of which shall give satisfaction to the
purchaser.
Worcester, Jan. ~. eoly
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19

BEHIND HAND. An idle fellow the other
day complaining of his hard lot, said he was
born the last day ofthe year, the last day Of
the month, and the last day Of the week,
and he had always been behind hand. Ile
believed it would have heen fifty dollars in
his pocket if he had not been born at all /!
This man belonged TO the same school of
wits no doubt with him who hired himself
out to labor fer life at eight dollars month,
with an agreement that he should have half
his pay at the end of every month, and the
rest when his time iraS out.
Tdunton Reporter.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19

The sun has some spots on its surface, and
the hest and brightest characters are not With,
out thoir faults and frailtes,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
George y. Nuu"h

IS now opening his efrly sCpri, NJ fiNCI e ST.
Il PIE DRY GOODN, VIZ: Super cloths and CAS-.
mcres; common, fine, aud super sal''nets fsun,t.
rose and point bsnke's; silk and other ,esng; wc
sted, cotton and silA hosiery Hoskin, kid and tes','
gloves; long white kid d'uo, small and large; NerE
scarfs and sIi,wl,; rhbet ditto; "A white merlno iM
Canton crppe hdkfs beautiful assortment Of eIsft,
gauze, and other fancy hdkfs; chrngeabe, plan, srl
black Gro de Maps; blue and white di,toi white. PINK
blue, AMI black Horences; Italian lusirings; iurnIig'
dnity ard CHIMES; uStres. Norwich Grape, Grape d
Lyons Circgsssns, mernos. bombazettes; hombazE,
,isn and figured book and Swiss musmsi crON b,T;t
Sws 80, for sprons brUwn linens; irish do lawns al'
linen ctmDrc; table, b,rI eye and RUSSIA diapers I
sheeting,; black aud colored lasting snl shoe rbDof'
belt and guard ribbonsi coarse cloths and .insGS r1
ton ourlap3; general supply Of dcnesiIc', baggB
caps Tor boys pins, tapes hra's, fancy ani coal bEr
tons; cotton bate for quilts. fancy baskets; with m%
other articles in his line, which renier, his as'orht
yer, desirable aud will be sud 90 reasonable 'e''H'N
cash or to desirable customers.
10 mo 4th- d}taeoat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
From The Souiher" Telegraph.
A TRUE PROPHECY.

Nh. EprroR:-l heard the late and much la
mented DIR. Rice preach sermon on the injury
done to religion BY ignorant preachers. In one
part of II he ventured to make prediction, which
has been so remarkably fulfilled by the late oc-
currences in Southampton. that am induced to
send it to you for publication. The exact man
ner in which the prophecy has been fulfilled, IS
some proof of the foresigh ut and discernment OF
the extraordinary man, who made it. The SER
mon to which have alluded was Published in the
Literary and Evangelical Magazine, in Novem'
Der 1875 think the publication Of the follow
ing extract from it, would crafty some Of your
readers.
Yours SC. in haste.
sit is most obvious to the careful! observer that
they our slaves are withdrawing more from those
mnislrations. where they can learn the true cha
racter of christianity and insist, with increasing
pertinaclty on holding meetings IN their own way,
and having preachers OF their own color. Inc
profession Of religion among them is becoming
preceptibly less beneticial; 50 thatin some neigh
borhoods this very thing generates suspicion OF
the professor, rather than confidence IN his nteS
rity. The preachers among them, although ex-
tremely ignorant, often unable to read verse
in the Bible, Or line IN the hymn book are iie-
uuently shrewd, cunning men. They see what
influence instructed religious feeling gives them
over their brethren, and the> take advantage oil
! it-many of them feel their importance and as
sumo the port OF men of great consequence
This thing is growing 10 the southern country
And while efforts to afford these people salutary
insrruc ton have been repressed or abandoned,
spirit of fanaticism has been spreading, which
threatens the mos, alarming consequences. With
out pretending to be prophet, venture to pre-
dict, tina, if ever that horrd event should take
place, which is anticipated and greatly dreaded
! by many among US, some crisp-haired prophet,
some pretender to inspirations, will be the ring
leader as well as the iustisator Of the plot. By
! feigning communication from heaven, he will
rouse toe fanaticsm of his brethren, and they will
be prepared for any work however desoIatins and
murterous. The opinion has already been start
ed among them, that men may make such pro-
gress in religion that nothing they can do will be
snfu!, even should it be the murder of those,
whom they are now required to serve and obey
The present state of the country presents pros
pect truly alarming: and when the rapid growth
of our population both white and black Is consl-
derrd. it requires a man OF stout heart indeed,
to view the scene without dismay. 1t is appa!-
ling, when such mighty power as that afforded
BY the religious principle, is welded in most cases
| by isnocont and tanatical men Shall we, then,
! let this matter aOne?'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
spienAiA fuenAtuys,
CHARLES KOONES,

Calumet, Chair and Sofa Naker, hing, neat doc
to the corner Of .4ifred street.
HAS on hand, aud constantly manufactures agene-
u raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE
Which, for elegance aud durability, deties competition
Ills stock, generally consists oil
Grecisn and plain sofas. couChes and lounges
Mahogany and ali kinds of drawing-room chairs
Grecisn, winged and single wsrdrohes
Pedestal end sidebosrds with marble tops ana mirrors
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany tops
Piller and block dining, card and breakfast tables
do claw do do DO 40
Centric or loo 90
French and various other bureaus, with and without
mirrors
IadiesIrcssing tables, with and withou, mirrors
Ditto workstands and music stools
Ditto and gentlemen's cabinet. secretaries ana oooH
cases
washstsnds, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany bird eye and curl
maple and common bcadsteads
Cribs cradles candlesands shaving 10, potable desks
and every other article in the cabinet line.
LIKEtVlSE.
Mahogany Of various kinds, steam sawed curl and
shaded eneers copal vanish, sacking bottoms, Cords
BEDS, MATrRASsES,& sc.
The above articles viii be disposed otto cash or TO
punctnsl persons on the most liberal terms.
very extensive patronage from Washington lntu'
ces nc u ay, ti,at v ieiver furniture to any pur
chaserin that CITY free ofexpence.
Turning s. CARING erscuted in the best manner
ma, 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
EDWARD Z. Cooks, Sec'ry.

Mr. Eddor.-1'here are so many mistakes IN
my communication as printed in the Gazette, some
of which make the idea perfect nonsense, that
feel wish to have them corrected. In the fifth line
-" If Iwere to appear,' should be, If ecer APP
pear In the fifth line of the second column. instead
of contending Emperor, it should be - contending
Emperors" In the same column, the sentence
beginning with Then this remark and the ldea''
the first word Then, should be left out. and
there should be full stop Immediately after the
word France--the next word ctril to be commenc-
ed with a capital. In the third column, the SEN
tence reading ''And can any one imagine objects
different from these IN the complexion" should
read, their complexion. And in the section I'M
medratelv after, the word .'hcretofore," which
gives perfect nonsense to the whole sentence,
should be, hereafter.
In the P S. the phrase I" fond of will" should
be fond Of rule.
write always IN great hurry. and 1t Is very
possible the mistakes may all be mine.
II Friend TO Religion and the State
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17

ztom Lima and Rio de Jnlcir'. -rhc bis
George & Henry, Chandler, arrived at bAiu-
,ore from Callao. whence she sailed on Tie I'm
Jnly The captain reports that when he lett LII
0a most Of the articles of the growth and produc-
ion Of the United States were prohibited, and
here was but little prospect OF change. NO
.ales of Flour were making and there was large
quantity of wheat lying on theSmoie. About the
asst of June French squadron, consisting OF two
irisatcs and two brigs Of war sailed Tor Fa'fa-
also. to demand, it was said, satisfaction ior
,huse and insults offered to the French CONSUL.
On the lst July the Peruvian brig C""sres' SAT-
ed for a windward port, having on board the IRE
sidcut his lady and suite.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
Charles HeMmeu

HAS imported. by ship virginlt, arrived lere' ~
4 4 Herald. via Baltimore, and oilers Tor sale
COTS 81 and point blsnkeis, large sizes
- Rose blankets, 81, 10 4, u l l1i'b'
A few pair, best fanny snset'
shoe thread IN bales Of 20 dozen; p''1
colored and u Thread
Cambria musIins ard dlmIt'es
Furniture tlimi'ies and chIutscs, gIca''he9
Gingh,ms and alcoes
Figured col pred cotton coun'crpsn'", tfSe'f'
Vesiings, including six ,el.ets aud f'on"'"'
of very best quality
Gentlemen's do.skIn gloves
Supcrtinc cloths and kerscy mcres -,
prime assortment of IRISH liners, ) ia"' ~
shce,ings
s 4 and 1914 table damlsk. long lawns
Eussia and Scotch shee,ngs
"a green Hpur cloth base
ClarK's best spool and ball ecwinB c't'" Ct.
English cheese. double GiO,ter and ~ "
shire oflirst qlal!,,
From, the North he has rtcGrsG
Best black Italian mtestrmgs
Black silk hosiery. Italian sewing SIX
orsted and cotton hose in great ware!
Swiss musns, figured and plsl1
Merno stuff,. circassians aud bon '''''
Black aud dr,b fine cloth sha"i'
Superiinc chpppa roms's
India and Eng .isb bandsnna hdk''
Black italian craYats
Tickienburgs, sackings and osnsoaFg'
II General assortment Of domestic 'o'a..
Consisting ,f sntiinets, bedticks, cotton ''"-.
G. tnton n lnnes, brown and bleach-d s"'r""-'''
bindings, checks. p'ads, sc. 81
Fine AMI su2erfine m.rino shirts and h's''' -.
snd herring isridport SEINE TWiNt; to O'''''
low to close consignment.
sept LIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
JAMES W. scarf
~ nshingtoM y Brent

gsAvE jus. opened general suppl, of s,.pI. I'd,
l Fancy ''' -
DRY GNODS-COnsis'ine. in part. Of
Blue, black and brown Goth
brake mack & cen and olive cloth
B.uc ard green hahi' do
Blue, black and fancy cold ker.eymcre,
PetcrshaN cloth. flushing
Rose, port and dutf!s bsake,s
White re-, green and sca.iei ,nnss
Swan.kn and G.; rlun DO
N.riuo circaysians ..Ii bo,nsazcils
Garpel,ng, blue AID green b,1,,
81 Rob KCv and iartaG pia.S Garnet brrs-,
Blu, and hroSn goats hAir cAnb,et
silk, wurstcl anl O'j"u ho,,,r
Irish lrens, lawns aud Nase'lrgs
81. l04 double AMI silk daua>k daprr,
Printed cloth table covers and na,l-
Gsunb,ic m,iSi'ns, book AVID sw.s. 10
Prin:s Of every description
white AMI cuIptcd c"un,crpincs
Black nai.n iu,s'ring aud Gro de SASS
FurcnCcs, sltins and India i.c,rn'inc
1hlbc,s, Grape and mlnd rim silk slaul, a.
haudkcrchcis
Black, White aud scarlet mciiro scifi
Flag, banJann, and Sptuaheii hdat,
Back Italian craysts
Burlaps, sackirgs aud n2naburgs
" in a large Stock Fl DOMESTIC GOObE
Consisting of sa,neis, bel ticking. cotton % alw7,
brown aud beac' ed shirtimgs and shecng', plA
check &c &c; all Of which VII! be snld lo0, ;, ~.
piece or retail! oct III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17

Gross invectves and disparagemeut are still
lavished, in the Jackson papers, upon the ex.
secretaries of the Navy and the Treasury and
the ex-attorney General. 1t would appear, by
them, that President Jackson made choice for his
ministry. in the first instance, of arrant knaves
and blockheads, with the exception of the self
inundated Secretary of State, and the sole sur
yiyor at Washington, the Postmaster General, to
whom could have been applied Moore's pathetic
distich:
.oTs the last rose Of summer left blooming alone,
Its lovely companions all faded and gone"
Nat. Gar.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
This is to give Notice,

VINAT the subscriber, of Alexandra County, IN the
i District of Columbs, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of said County letters Of admin traon
the personal estate Of Oliver p. Finley late of the city
aforesaid decd All persons having claims against the
said decedent, hereby warned 20 exhibit the same
20 the subscriber passed by the Orphans Court.
before the 5th day of October, 1852, or they may,
by law, be excluded from all benefit to said estatei-
and those indebted thereto required to make i'm
mediate payment. Given under my hand this 5th day
of October, 1851. WIN. ID. MUTT,
oct5-Sw Admir- OF o. p; Finley
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
MONDAY, OCTOBER Il. 1851.
GcoMMUSlcArED.

At meeting of the citizens of Londoun eour-
ty. Va, opposed to the reelection OF Andrew
Jackson TO the Presidency Of the United States,
held pursuant to notice, ats the Court House IN
l.eesburs, OH Monday. the 10th inst, Richard
H. Henderson was called to the Chair, and Ed
ward E. Cooke appointed Secretary.
On the motion Of Humphrey Is. Powell. it was
resolved, that committee be appointed to pre-
pare resolutions expressive of the sense OF this
meeting; whereupon, the chair appointed Messrs.
Humphrey b. Powell, James Mcllhany, John
Januey and DIR. John IL. McCabe, who having
retired for short time returned and reported
the following resolutions which were adopted by
the meetng:-
1. ResoI ged, That we cordially approve OF the
proposed National Republican Convention to be
held at Baltimore on the second Monday in De
cember next, for the purpose Of nominating suit
able candidates for the offices OF President AMI
Vice President of the United States.
.. Resoirei, That the Congressional District
COMPOSED of the counties Of Fairfax, Prince Viii.
liam, and Loadoun, ought to be represented in
said convention.
s. Resolced, That this meeting do now appoint
4 committee of ten persons to confer with commit
tees to be appointed by the counties OF Fairfax
and Prince William, or either Of them, and 10
vote in such conference IN behalf of the county
of I.oudoun for delegate or delegates to repre-
sent this District in the Baltimore convention, and
that any three or more Of them be authorised to
act.
4. Pesoired, That said committee be appointed
by the Chairman.
5. R<solred, That we cordially approve the
nomination of Chapman Johnson and Robert
Stanard, Esqrs. as delegates to represent the state
at large in said convention.
g. Pesolued, That if the counties of Fairfax
and Prince William should fail to unite with Us
By appointing committees Of conference, taen,
and in that event, Cuthbert Powell, William
Elzey, and Richard H. Henderson be, and they
are hereby appointed to represent the people of
this county in the Baltimore convention.
7. Resoired, That this meeting entertaius the
highest confidence in the talents, integrity, and
patriotism of HENRY CLAY, s. that we would nail
with pleasure his elevation to the bighes, office in
the gift Of the American people.
g. Resoired, That the editors of the Leesburg
newspapers, and such others as may take an in
,erest in the subject, be respectfully requested
to publish the proceedings of this meeting
The Chair announced the following gentlemen
as appointed under the authority of the 4th reso-
lurion-to wit: Joshua Osborne, Samuel Dawson,
Svduo Bailey, Samuel NJ. Edwards, Burr w
Harrison, Thomas ]. NARROW. John Jauney, Asa
Rogers, Johnson Cleveland. and Daniel Janney.
Ri HENDERSON, Can.
EDWARD L. Cooks, Sec'ry
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17

Quarantine Feguiations.- reference to
our City Affairs" it will be seen that an at
tempt to evade the Quarantine established topre-
vent the introduction of the Cholera Morbus from
the Baltic, has been met with promptitude by the
Board of Aldermen. That Quarantine was not
established until alter nature consideration, and
it ought to be strictly enforced
Boston Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17

Sickness in lanes Ruer.-1he ships PIutarch,
Johnson; Margaret Scott, Jones; Julian, Smith;
Barque Portland. Lowell; and brig Weser. Grave
from James River. outward bound, are detained
in Hampton Roads, in consequence OF tine sick
ness Of their crew.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17

The New York Daily Advertiser says, Mr..
Randolph has taken lodgings at the Atlantic IIo-
TEL. Broadway. We regret to learn that Mr.. r.
is in very weak and precarous state Of health.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17

From Rio Jaae.ro.-By the James Maxwell,
intelligence 10 The sd Of September is receive
lio ON Rio Janeiro letter Of the 10th OF Az
gust, contains the following paragraph:
A conspiracy among The blacks aud mu'att"e'
to murder all the white population OF the country
has been discovered within few days, and Is sals
to have extended throughout the empire by mean
of clubs. Many persons are being arreste'
for political oifences-reports from Bahia ano
Pernambuco are also alarming as TO the move
ments Of parties there. and plans OF the ditteren
political associations. These things cause &c
neral apathy in business people are disprited
1t is worse than useless to sent any thing her
for sale. Men of property are send OFT their mo
ney, and locking to an early period Of withdrawn
from the country with their families. Our com
merclal situation is So bad as to render 1t impos'
sible to convey you perfect understanding oil IT.
letter from Washington says-lhe opinion
is every day becoming more and more prevalent.
that from great public considerations. the nomIna-
ton Of Mr. AN buren, as Minister to England
will be rejected by the Senate, and this too, D.,
a considerable majority of that body. The same
letter adds-Mr. Randolph his mission will be look
ed into. that the People NAV know how much OF
the public money has been most shameiuiiy lavish
cd upon him s. the kind OF Scrvicehe has rendered
for il. 1t is rumored that Mr.. Livingston Is
duvetaing his long standing account. and thus
preparing his delalcation fer Congressional scru-
tiny. Several other important Investigations are
10 contemplation, aud among them call ~''l be
made for the amount paid to the Globe and other
kindred papers for publishing the Post office all
vertsement for Mail contracts. &c. ana an en-
aurv i'll also be made to the offers tor carry
| ing the Mails and the disposition of certain con
tracts. The next session will be busy anu an
important one. and such disclosures made as will
surprise the People.-Batt Pat.
| Petitions to the legislature arc circulating tor
signatures in Virgna.caling the attention OF that
body to the subject of free negroes, and suggest
ing the propriety of adopting measures for then
removal from that state.
| The recent movements of the people of colour
in Virginia and North Carolina, have justly ava
kened public attention to that class of population
and have produced general conviction that con
gress should seriously take the subject of their CO.
onzaton in hand. 4 correspondent OF the Rich
mond Wing recommends the appropriation OF the
surplus revenue taiter the national debt shall
have been pad) TO this object, and we cheerful
" respond to the recommendation, for we believe
that the money could not be better expended
The several legislatures of the save-holdins state
would doubtless cooperate with congress.
Baltimore Chr onicle.