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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12
POLITICAL.
INrNfurADr.E AFFECTIONS.


''Who can separate hearts tia, have united, Z
divide waters that have met and inin. led ia,
rne."
"Lovc never di,s:--Whore IL docs not ext,
there II never has existed"
Think not beloved, time can break
The spell around us cast.
D. absenec iron, INV bosom take
The memory of the past:
My love i. not that ,ilsrry mist,
From summer blooms j, sunbcanas lissL,
Too fugitive {, last
A fadciess flower. IL till retains
The brightness Of it, carly stains
Nor burns it like tho raging lrr.
In tainted brca,t which ginvs,
All Wild and thoruy ~ the briar,
Ni,hou, its opening rose;
a .;cntlcr, huli.r love l. nine,
Interchangeable anil firm, while thine
is pure as mounl,in SHOWS;
Nor Yet has passion dared IN breathe
spell DER Loves immortal wreath.
And now, wl,cn grief has din,m'J thine eve,
Mud sickness, n,a,ic thee pale;
Think'st thou could the rno,rrncr fiv,
Aud leave thee to the gale
Oh no.-niay all those dreams depart,
Hope sheds upon a youthful heart,
IL now my bosom fail,
Or leave thee, when the storm comes on,
To bear its turbulence alone
The ivy round sopc lofty pile
Its taining tcndriis filings;
Though fed from thence be- pleasure, smile.
II yet the fondcr elnss:
As lonelicr still becomes the place.
he warmer is its fond embrace,
More firm its verlsnt rings,
As IL II lov'd its shade 10 rear.
Ger one devoted TO despair
Thus shall my bosom cling TO thine,
Unchanged by gliding wears;
Through Fortunes rise, or her decline.
In sunshine or in tears:
Aud though betae cen oceans roll
And rocks divide us, still NV soul
Can feel no jealous fears.
SonhdinS m heart like thine,
Loves uncontaninAtcd shrine
To me, though ba;hcd in sorrows dew.
The dcarcr far art thou:
lov'd thee when thy woes were few
Aud eau alter now
That face ia JOYS bright hour was fair.
More beautiful since grief is there,
Though somcw hat pale tIiy brow;
And be II mine II soUthc the pain
Thus pressing on thy heart and brain.
Yes, love, my breast, at sorrows call,
Shall trcmble like thine own:
Hfrom those eyes the tca-,lrops fall,
They shall not fall alone.
Our souls, like heavens eritl bow.
Blend every light within their glow,
" Joy or sorrow known;
Aud grief, divided with thy heart,
Were swecter far than joy apart
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12

toqusiTV Never Forget ihis truih, thas
not 70 discotrags - 20 encourage A noss
cuipabls species 81 coqustfy -. toe prse-
tee Of not giving decided escouTs cement
of Ftpolse, with the view q keeping yOur
s"iioE ustIl you have lsaTst the csot pbFass
scend. 70 such arts. sbsws plainly that she
10 wiling, very Wiling. % ssii her hand
add iTafi'ck her person Tor value received
Which = fsvelliug IA the highest dsEFes
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12

Rsiigion.-W Women are generally
deceived when they think they recon-
penG themselves to our sex by an in
difference TO religion. Every man
Who knows human nature. connects
a religious feeling with softness and
sensibility of heart. At least we al
ways consider the want Of il a proof
OF that masculine spirit. which Of all
your faults We dislike the most. Be.
sides. men consider your religion as
the best security for that female viz.
tue in which they are mos, sen,ibiy
interested. Never indulge yourselves
IN ridicule on religious subjects, nor
give countenance tn il in others by
seeming diverted with what they say.
This, TO people Of good unders,aL ding.
will be a sufficient check.
Let a woman be decked with al the
embellishments OF art and the gifts of
naturc-yet.if bo!dness i to be read in
her face. il blo,s all her lines Of beau
ty. Modesty isuot only an ornament.
but also guard 10 virtue. II iss
delicate feeling in the soul, Which
makes her shrink AVID " thdrsw her.
self from the appearance Of CANCER
IL - an exquisite sensibiliiy that warns
her 10 s'.an the approach of every Ting
hurtCui.
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F'rHz B,s,-Tv--frosn ar T.il-y e. NJ
Hale's isd,c-' Nsgszinc, Ga B..r,,.
To sum up the whole, the charms
that are really indispensable to being
beloved. may be possessed hy every
one, Who ~ tot personally or menta.
~. or morally ,lelormed--le, Us enE
merate them.
Firstly "A eye,Vheiher black blue.
or gray, tat has the sp.git Of kind.
ness 10 iis expression.
Secondly "A mouth that "a Able "a
say good deal, and al sincerely. I,s
teeth kept as clean az possible, mus,
be an Argument If cleanliness H. gene
Tal; she must also be very good natureJ
To servants and friends that CONE IN
unexpectedly to dinner.
Ihrdiy--A figure which shall nrs.
serve itself, not a. be nesleeting ar,
Of her duties, bot by good ts,te, exer
eise.and the dislike q gross liyih2. A
woman may be fond 81 almosf any
pleasure under Ito SUI, cteept those
ot iaitlinc, the table, and os,cn,a,iop.
Fonrthly--The art q being bappv
at home, and making that home the
abode Of peace Where can p,ae,
dwell u there ~ not pisiy9 these
qualities will sway the soul Of mel
when shallswer peffee tons enumerated
~ this article would cease 10 charm -.
\ good heart IS after all the best beso
lilitr.
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These sums are about an annual average of
what Is allowed by the Court OF Appeals to the
upstsH and crier
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-12

The Pendleton Messenger tell. us =
very appropriate anecdufe. Two men
OF South CaruIina bad fight. some
person came OF aud inquired of one
OF the eOmbaianls, just a. Il closed.
What vas thc nat;crg 'Oh.' says hc.
nothing 81 mach consequcrec-Jim
- and ! bad q ConrfatioH. and 1
was about TO nvIIifg iir, when be
cried ont Diuy.i1aa
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Modern handles are 50 many duo.
declines ia library. some gilt. SOME
Ofnamenteh ard carved. some With
ont a title page, many deficient, and
a few, very few, Iefferrd &c there are
not many bound in calf, depend on il
there are many calves bound in the
letters Of few trinkets.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-23
Farm and Mills for Sale,

a-9 SITUATED in the Northery
fss53SyA ~ part OF Shrewsbury, II miles
from the Congregational Nicotine
1871. House, consisting of about sixty
acres of first rate Land, House, Barn, Saw
Mill Grist Mill with two run of stones The
Mills are situated in good farming neighbor-
hood, and in the vicinity of heavy timbered
Wood Land. The Pasture Land is second to
none in the County of Worcester. The Mills
will be sold separate, or together with the Land
or such portion of it as may best suit the pur-
chaser, and the terms of payment will be made
easy. If not previously disposed Of at private
sale, the above property will BIO offered at
PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 5th dag Of april neat, at one
o'clock, P M
also, that we'll known situation, the residence
OF The late JOEL NURSE, situated eighty rods
west of said Meeting House, on the Stage
Road leading from Worcester TO Boston, and is
one of the pleasantest situations in Shrewsbury,
consisting of a good two story Dwelling House,
two story Blacksmith's Shop, Barn, and other
Out Buildings, and about eight acres of excel
lent Land. 1t is an admirable situation for a
mechanic of almost any description.
For further information, apply to Mrssrs. c.
r. " A. STONE, E. II. HEMENWAY, or
JOEL NURSE.
Shrewsbury, March l6.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-23

of Laura NJ. Russell that Daniel Gale of Amherst
may take the name of Charles Daniel Sale that
James Bull junior, minor son of James Bull OF
Northampton may take the name of James Perry
Bull that WilliamDexter Clapp of WILLIAMSBURG,
may take the name of William Horace Clapp; that
kinsley Underwood junior of Enfield may take the
name OF Daniel Kinsey Underwood that Lewis
James of Goshen may take the name of Lewis Ly-
man James-all in the County of Hampshire that
John Wood second of Springfield may take the
name of Homer John Wood; that Dixalana Clarke
of Bandford, may take the name of Mary Electa
Clarke that William Dwight, second of Spring
field. may take the name of William CORTLAND
Dwight that Charles Eli Douglas, minor son of
Henry Douglass of Westfeld, may take the name
of Darius Ely Douglass-all in the County of
Hampden that Josiah Weeks Cannon of Williams
town may take the name of Josiah Weeks Canning /;
and that EbeneZer Smith, Edward Weeks, Josiah
Deane, William Pitkin and Joseph Chauncy al!
minor sons of said Josiah Weeks Cannon may sew
orally take the surname of Canning; that Mandley
Whiten of Lee may take the name of John Mandley
whitehall ofthe County of Berkshire that Her
man Curtis Of Roxbury may take the name of Joseph
Herman Curtis; that William Swan the third Of Dor
chester may take the name OF William Draper Swan;
/ that Jemima Aldana Adams of Midway, a minor
child of William Adams may take the name of
Lorana Aldana Adams; that Mary Ann Bates
[ Whitehouse of Weymouth, minor child Of Joseph
H. Whtehouse, deceased, NAV take the name of
Mary Ann Bates-all in the County of Norfolk (;
that Elizabeth Hathaway Staples OF Taunton, IN
the County of Bristol daughter of Samuel B. Sta
pies, may take the name of Elizabeth Hathaway
Williams that SERENA Curtis of Raynham, in
said County of Bristol, may take the name of
SERENA Leonard; that John Baker, Junior, OF
+ Brewster, minor son of John Baker, may
: take the name of John Peregrine Baker !;
that Nathan Hallett, second, of Yarmouth, may
take the name of Franklin EIallett, both of the
/ County of Barnstable; that Lemuel Packard OF
t North Bridgewaier. in the County of Plymouth, a
| minor son of John Packard, may take the name of
: John L. Packard that Edward Manning Saxton, a
minor son of Jonathan Saxton of Deerfeld, may
take the name of Edward Lowell Saxton that Lii
vonia Mehitable Benton of Bernardston, may take
the name of Livonia Mehitable Sanderson that
James Hervy Childs, minor of Sabra Chids
of Shelburne, may take the name of Asa Chlds !;
that Amoret Graves of Whately, minor child,
may take the name of Amoret Mortoa-all in the
County of Franklin, and the several persons before
mentioned from and after the passing OF this act,
shall be known and called by the names, which by
this act they respectively allowed to assume as
aforesaid and said names shall for ever hereafter
be considered their only proper and legal names
to all intents and purposes
Approved by the Governor, March 9, 1881.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-23
FARMS FOR SALE,
1T GREAT BARGAINS.

1T GREAT BARGAINS.
TENHE subscriber offers for sale his home
II. Farm. situated about a mile and half
from the centre of the town of New Salem,
(Franklin Co, Mass) consisting of 140 acres
OF frst-rate Land, well proportional for Now
ing, Pasturing, and Tillage About 40 acres is
well wooded, and there is sufficient Orchard
ing to make 40 barrels of Cider On the prem
Uses are good House and Barn, and other Out
Buildings, all convenient and in good repair.
me above Farm and appurtenances will be
SOLD at the low price of $780, making it well
worthy the attention of those wishing to pur-
chase good Farm.
:. Also' another Farm in said town, having on
1t convenient Buildings, and containing 1O5
acres OF Land mostly pine. plain. Said Farm
duces about six tons of Hay' 1t will be sold
for $500 JOHN WHEELER
New Salem, March 9. Avs
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-23
A.VDERSOV'lS
COUGH DROPS

Price reduced 10 IS and 374 cts. per bottle.
HAMES GREEN 81 CO. offer for sale at
Cd their Store, opposite the Centre School
House, on Main.street, -Anderson' COUGH
Drops and Pectoral Powders, which thew can
assure the public are Of genuine quality and
as prepared by James MelLen &, Co., which cir.
cumstance is mentioned, as there are spurious
articles, in imitation Of the genuine ono, in mar.
kct ep2meo2m Jan. 10.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-23
TO MANUFACTURERS.
WATER! WAITER !!

Il
YENHE subscriber offers for sale Mill Privi-
III lege, which combines more advantages
than any unoccupied mill site in the County of
Worcester 1t is situated on the Blackstone
Canal and Great River Road from Worcester to
Providence, in delightful part of the town of
Worcester, and not exceeding fifteen minutes
ride from the village, over a pleasant level
road on the banks of the canal. He proposes
to convey the first draw of the waters of tho
Blackstone River, with twenty feet fall, which
will constitute power sufficient for Factory
of the first class and with it such quantity
of Land, as shall comport with the wishes of
the purchaser. 1t is believed that this Water
Power cannot fail to invite the attention Of
gentlemen of taste and capital, who are desir-
Gus of locating themselves in the " heart of
the Commonwealth" Further particulars will
be given by the subscriber.
ELIJAH BURBANK.
Worcester March g. IF
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-23
LR fl Farm for Sale.

SITUATED in the northerly part of North
~ boro, containing about 200 acres of Land,
well proportiOned as TO Moving. Pasturng,
Tlllage and Wood Land, with decent Buildings
thereon. The subscriber will sell part of the
above Farm, together with the Buildings, if
there is more Land in the whole Farm than is
wanted, and the residue in lots to suit purchas-
ers. A credit will be given if wanted For
further particulars, reference is made to Hon.
JosEPH DAVIS of Northboro, Capt. PRENrls
kEYEs, living near the premises, or the sub
scriber in Templeton.
Jan 5. If JOSEPH DAVIS r.
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p y zI9 ID I!
q Y!,.i2A4y<''15I,,Ss9

For The removal and cure Of UGrietJ Of OBJ
Stinate and ambiguous diseases, to t0it i:
Chronic Diseases of the Liver; as jam
dice, and other hillary Distractions
Chronic Observation-Disclosures
of the Skin, Stomach, &c-,SchrophulG-
Superficial and Deep Seated Ucerations-
.MercH,iaL .4fections-a Renovator of the
Vitiated Fluids Of the Body, especially the
Blood, and, IN fact, q Rcgenerator Of Emo
ciated and Broken Constitutions.
THNHE reputation of this medicine is so
d. well established in various sections of coun-
try in which it has been used, that it is unneces-
sary to make any commendatory remarks on the
subject.
CREDENTIALS.
The following opinion of DIR. Goldman, late Pro-
fessor of Anatomy and Physiology in the Medical
College, New York, &c &c. carries with it de-
served weight in regard to the superior effects OF
the ArcanUm, in ambiguous diseases.
"My knowledge of the properties and operation
of the " .ircanum Of Dr. Phelbs," justify me in
saying that it is far superior to any depuratve
syrup with which am acquainted. In the most
obstinate and ambiguous diseases, it displays effects
peculiarly surprising. In those affections that re.
sst the skill of the ply sician such as rheumatism
syphilis scrofula, liberation, and diseases OF the
skin, &c. would recommend it as worthy of great
confidence. JOHN ID. GOODMAN, M. ID.
Phi ladelphia, Nov. 81, 1899"
"For several years ! have been excessively dis
eased with Scrctnia, having extensive and deep
alterations each side of my neck, which resisted
the most popular medical treatment in the city. I
have likewise been subject TO frequent attacks of
epilepsy even often every day or two the fits
lasting sometimes half an hour, leaving me in dis
tressingly debitated condition. Iapplied for adj
m isson to the IhoSSachuSeuS General Hosbitai.
where was received, and for three months sub
mitted to the treatment ofthe attending physicians,
and was finally discharged as incura6le /! | then
applied to DIR. PHELPS, who commenced a course
ofdepetion and the use Of the ARcANUSI, and after
a few months application of these means, am en-
tirey free from every vestage ofdisease whatever.
These are truths beyond the power ofrefutaton.
Boston, Jan. so, 1899 MosEs FRENCH Jr."
or Numerous other evidenccs ofgreat RESPECT
ability accompany the Medicine, and zOH be ShOzcn
on application TO JAMES GREEN * Co, Apotheca-
ries, Worcester, zohO haze the article for sale, at
1OholeSate and retail eoly Dec
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-23
GER TTFTCA TIES.

Boston, Oct. 10, 1S30.--This certiiies TO whom
IL may concern, that Patterns Pile Electuary and
Ointment has recently performed some Of the
most remarkable cures which have ever come to
my knowledge. For many years Mrs. Dexter
has suffered with the piles more than any person
probably inthis City, and it was not il the power
Of several eminent Physicians TO help her. She
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-23
PUBLIC AUCTION.

IA Lib be sold at the Armory Village, in
w Millburv, on TUESDAY, the 18Th instant
the following articles, viz: 3 Jokes Working
Oxen, Cows, second hand Hackney Coach,
new superb Chariot or Barouche, made and
warranted by one of the most skillful workmen
in the State, and accompanied by two elegant
Silver Mounted Harnesses.
Also, large quantity of IRON of various
shapes and sizes consisting of Tire, Plough
Bar, and Axle Moulds; Shafts, and every va
riety of small Iron necessary for a common
country smithery.
Also, Brass and Iron Mounted Muskets, Gun
Barrels, and imported Roller Locks by the doz-
en-, Scythes, Grindstones, German and A. B
Steel Files, (old and new etc etc.
10 Sale to commence at 9 o'clock
ASA WATERS.
Mlllbury, March l6. 2w
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Fitchburg, March 9.
FOR SALE.
For Sale or Erchange.

YENHE subscriber has a valuable TIMBER
n LOT, containing 20 acres, situated in tho
westerly part of Petcrsham, which he will sell
or exchange on reasonable terms for a good
Farm. SUMNER SWAN.
Phillipston, Feb %. CIV
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-23
STATE L w S.
AN ACT mitigating the Penalties in Ger Ger
tain cas- s for the Crimes OF Arson, Bur

AN ACT mitigating the Penalties in GER
.,;n cas- s for the Crimes OF Arson, Bur
glaly, and Larceny, ho,
Sec Be Il enacfed, sc, That whenever any
oorson shall be indicted for committing any offence
tS,r IsI entitled - An Act providing for the
b,ant of Incendiares and the perpetrators OF
MI;riors Mischies" passed on the sixteenth
- &c M,rcb in the year of our Lord one thousand
a;s,ht hundred and FIVE, and such indicted person
sisl nrove TO the satisfaction Of the Jury before
ST., tria may be had that at the time OF the
n,nssion of said offence, there was no person
S,TfIlly within the dwelling house, which shall
have been burnt and the Jury shall so hnd, the
Court shall on conviction, instead OF the punish
meut of death, now by law provided, sentence the
offender to solitary confinement for time not ex'
ceedng thirty days and to hard labor foF the resi-
dpe of said convict's life.
Sec. .. Be Il further enacted, That whenever
any person shall be lawfully convicted of either o
the offences described in the second section OF TIT
Act of 1905, chapter l0l, entitled An Act pro
yiding for the punishment of the crimes OF Burglar
and other breaking and entering OF buildings,
passed on the thirteenth day of March, IN the yea
of our Lord one thousand eight bundled and slA
the Court, instead of the punishment now provide
bv law shall sentence said convict TO solitary cor
fnement for time not exceeding thirty days, an
to hard labor afterwards for period not exceedin
twenty years.
Sec. 5. Be it further enacted, That wheneve
any person shall be lawfully convicted upon II
dictment of either of the offences described in tn
sixth section of the Act of 1909, chapter l4S Ell
titled " An Act providing for the punishment
the crimes of Robbery and other larcenies, and fc
the prevention thereof" passed on the sixteent
day of March, in the year of our Lord one tho,
sand eight hundred and FIVE, the Court before while
conviction may be had, shall order the punishmel
in said section provided in their discretion, sha
sentence the convict to confinement in the Coun
Jail for such time, not exceeding five years, as
them may seem meet, or to the payment of fin
according to the nature and aggravation of the Q
fence.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-23
A FARM FOR SALE

SITUATED in the northery part of Tom
~ pleton, near Baldwin's Mills, containing
about sixty acres OF excellent Land, well pro-
portioned as to Moving, Pasturing, Tillage.
and Wood Land, with good Buildings thereon.
A liberal credit will be given if wanted. For
further particulars, reference is made to Capt.
EDEN BALDWIN, or the subscriber on the prem
ises. STEPHEN KNOWLTON
March O
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PUBLIC AUCTION-

NO be sold at Public Auction, on SAruR-
IL DAY, the I'd day of .Apra ment, at 1 o'clock,
P. NJ, on the premises, (if not previously sold
fourths of mile west of the Meeting House,
in Fitchburg, on the Old Road leading to Ash.
burnham; containing about 80 acres of Land,
with Dwelling House, Barn, Shop, and Saw
Mill, with water power sufficient for the Mill
about three-fourths of the year In the Mill
is Circular Saw, Grndstone, &c, fitted up
for Carpenter. 1t is good stand for Pail
Maker, or any other mechanic, whose business
requires water power. A liberal credit will BIO
given for a part of the purchase money, if
wanted. For further particulars inquire of the
subscriber, in Fitchburg, or of Mr.. GEORGE
WooD, living on the premises.
l. JEWETT.
Fitchburg, March 9. 4w
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Worcester, March 8.
Sale of .MachinerW at AUCTION.

Sale of Machinery at Auction.
AN FRIDAY, 18th of .ApriL neat, at 10 o'clock
~ will positively be sold at Public Auction,
at Grafton, near Worcester, all the Machinery
constructed fer tho manufacture of Flax and
Tow, belonging to the New England Manufac.
turing Company it is made of the best mate
rails, is considered as of the best description,
and is nearly new; and consists OF IL Carding
Engines; l Picker; 10 Tow Spinning Frames
Speeders, with Drawing Frames 10 Power
Baggng Looms, with Reeds, Harnesses, &c. );
5 Irvine Dressing Frames; A Ballcrs, Warper,
Reels, &C.; 10 Flax Spreading Tables, with
Drawings complete; ~ Flax Spinning Frames;
90 Huckles, assorted sizes; Twisting Frames !;
improved Shoe Thread Ballers; Duck and
Carpet Canvass, Looms, Screw Press, Callen-
der, &C.; Breaker, Warpor, Bobbins, NC;
Engine for Punching Mails; quantity OF Cast
ings, and various articles. To be sold in lots
to accommodate.
IL For further particulars, apply to Col.
CYRUS LELAND, on the. premises, or to
RICHARD C. CABOT. No. 3 Pearl-street,
Boston. March 10.