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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-03-09

The Legislature ofNiaryland have an
important bill before them, forbiddng
Tree people Of color under the heaviest
penalties from settling in their State-or
slaves being broughtin, either 10 be sold
or 70 re$'de-aPPropriatiug One Hun.
dred thousand Dollars for the removal
Of free blacks now in the State--and pro-
hbiiIng The future manumission of slaves.
unless 800 are paid by their owners.
C. Tor their removal 10 Liberia.-The
bill IS a rigid one--arG is likely 10 pro-
duce a great deal Of discussion.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-03-09

We have not heard Of any proposition II
Congress, for some time past, which ha,
more entirely our assent and concurrence
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-03-09

o. a general war in Europe seems 10 hang
on breath. The Austrian government
1T IS said refuses 10 ratifv tie y articles Tor
the settlement Of The affairs of Holland and
beIgium-and the Russian government is
e.Xpectedio do the same. II is very certain
there is great deal of c~mmotion among
The representatives, Of the different courts in
England and France.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-03-09

FEELING disposed to remove to the
western country will sell my property
in Browpsburg, Va. consisting as follows,
viz
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08

equally out of the question. When tho ,.,,;..
become attached to each other the femais raes
Immediately 10 acquaint her grand ,no,bsr of
the circumstance, and coaxes the old wom,n
to give her consent for her to live henceCoyward
with her suitor, for she alone has the power If
giving tho maiden away If it happens, how.
ever, that she has no grandmother, the girl is
at liberty to act she peases. Several days
arc allowed for the old woman to reflect and
ponder over this whole matter in her mind; and
this interval is generally embraced by the man
in making her triiing presents, and doing her
other little acts of kindness, in the hope Of
gaining her over TO his interests.
A man is at liberty to return his wife 10 her
parents at any time, and without adducing any
reasons Cor his dislike and dissatisfaction. When
this is his intention, he treats his spouse with
disrespect and Bnkindness, of which she soon
understands the meaning, and of her own ac-
cord she goes back to her friends, and tells
them what has occurred. These subsequently
repair in body 10 the husbands house, and
question him in formal manner whether it is
his desire that his wife should continue to abide
with them; if so, the connection is forthwith
dissolved, and she is again considered 10 the
light of an unmarried woman. The children,
Cf any) the mother is by no means permitted
to take along with her, but they are left behind
with their father, who delivers them over to
the care Of his other women. t
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08
From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
REFORM IN THE BRITISH PAR



! The following are the principal features
OF the Reform Bill recently passed.
| Fifly-six Botoughs enumerated in sched-
ule A, heretofore returning two members
each, are entirely deprived after The end of
the present Parliament of the tight of separ-
ate representation. Thirty Boronghs, COM
posing schedule b., heretofore returning two
members each, will after the present Parlia-
ment return bnt one. Four BorOughs are
reduced to two, by the union of two in one.
These acknowledgements make a reduction
of 146 members. aa -rs.-...
In place of these acknowledgements. %
new Boroughs are formed composing sched
nle C., including Manchester, Birmingham
Leeds, Sheffield, and other large towns,
with some districts of the city of London.
which are entitled 10 return two members
each. Nineteen other Boroughs are form.
ed. enumerated in schedule D., composed
OF smaller class of towns. entitled to re-
turn one member each. Five other Bor-
oughs are formed, consisting of certain
towns, with the places adjoining, included
within specified boundary, each entitled
TO return one member.
The county of York is entitled to return
3 knights instead of ; two Knights to he
elected by each of the three ridings. The
county OF Lincoln is divided into two dis.
tricts, each to return two Knights. Twen-
ty-five other counties, enumerated in sched-
ule f., are to he each divided into two d.
visions, by an act to be passed by the pres
ent Parliament, and each division will be
entitled to return two knights, in place of
two knights heretofore returned by each
county. Seven other counties enumerated
in the bill are entitled TO return three
Knights each instead of two. The coun.
ties IN Wales are authorized to return two
Knights instead of one. The Isle of Wight
is for the purposes of the act made coun.
ty, separate from Southamptonshire, and
entitled to return ii Knight Of the shire.
In addition to these changes, it is pro-
posed TO add the bills for the reform of
the representation of Scotland and Ireland,
five members for the former and eight for
the latter. Besides these changes, many of
the Boroughs are enlarged, hy annexing to
them certain adjoining territory, and giving
to the inhabitants the right of voting in the
election. 1efse- H..t ...
These changes cut off the right of cleo
ton Of l46 hurgesses, which deducted from
the 568 members of which the House is now
composed, would reduce the number to 424.
In place of the members of which the
House is thus deprived, the following are
added:
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HNHE Inhabitants Of, and non resident pro.
III prietors of real estate in, the town Of
Worcester, are hereby notified, that if they will
Voluntarily pay TO me, at my house, the amount
of their Taxes, on or before the 18th day of
August next, discount of 6 per cent. will be
made thereirom if on or before the 18th day
of September next, per cent. ; and if on or be
fare The 18Th day of November next, . per cent.
But if not paid on said 18th day of November
the collection must be enforced Immediately.
C. A. HAMILTON. Treas {, Collector.
Worccsfer Juv i2 lS32 3O
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08
NEW STORE!
JOHN WHEELER &. CO.

FENAKE the liberty TO inform the inhabitants
III. of Worcester and vicinity, that they have
taken the Store, No. 3 Granite Row, where
they will keep an extensive assortment of
VEST INDIA GOODS& GROCERIES,
which they will sell at wholesale and recall, as
low as they San be had at any other Store, for
Cash. or approved Credit.
u They have now in Store, a superior lot
of HERDS GRASS and GLOVER SEED,
which they will sell cheap.
Worcester April Is If
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08
PENKNIVES.

EHROM the mandatory Of DEwiNG, TYLER.
4 & Co, received by the subscribers, which
improved in style and quality upon those
heretofore manufactured in town. They are
offered with confidence to the public, as articles
in no respect inferior TO those imported For
sale in WY quantity at reduced prices Orders
from abroad will be executed with the same ia
cility BY the subscribers as though directed to
the manufacturers.
u Cutlery needing repairs may be left with
us, and shall receive immediate attention.
+. Il w. KEITH.
l WnrcesIer JulV Ii. -. CIV
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The act goes on to describe the qualfi-
cations of electors for Knights of the shire,
AND for members from cities and boroughs.
Every male person of full age, seized of
any freehold or copyhold estate Of not less
than ten pounds, clear yearly value, over
and above all rents and charges, will he en-
titled TO vote in the election of Knights of
the shire. Males of full age, holding as
lessee or assignee for term not less than
60 years, lands or tenements Of not less than
fl0 yearly value, or for a term of not less
than 20 years of not less than ESQ clear
yearly value; or occupying as tenant any
lands or tenements for which he shall be
bona fide liable TO yearly rent of not less
than ESQ, shall he entitled to vote in the
election OF knight of the shire. Males of
full age in any city or borough which shall
return member or members, occupying
therein, as owner or tenant, any house, ware
house or shop of the clear yearly value of
flO shall. if duly registered he entitled to
vote in the election of such members Per-
sons who would have been entitled to vote
in the choice of members either as free
holder, a burgess, as freeman or a liveryman
OF any city or borough, if this act had not
been passed, shall be entitled to vote in fu-
ture elections, if duly registered, SO long as
he shall he duly qualified according to any
law now in force.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08
TRAFFIC. In SPIRITS.

The following are extracts from an Address de-
livered before the Cambridge Temperance Society,
March 81, 1882, by Henry Ware, Jr., Professor Of
Pulpit Eloquence and the Pastoral Care. in Har-
ward University. The author is known the re.
cent pastor of one of the Unitarian Churches in
Boston. His moral worth, kindness of feeling,
and sobriety of judgment, will give peculiar
weight to his opinions Similar opinions have Of
ten been expressed by the untiring advocates Of
the temperance reform, though seldom with as
much force and clearness.
s Sabbath School Journal
l am aware Of the delicacy of this r4rt
of the subject. know the risk | ran of
hurting the feelings of men engaged in a
business which was, when they entered it,
and always hitherto has been, considered
as reputable as any other; and who have
not yet had the subject so presented to
them, that they perceive themselves TO be
occupied in spreading misery and desola-
ton around them. All their habits of edu-
cation and of life, their business, THEN in
terest, and their connections concur to
blind them, and they are not likely TO dis
Germ, so readily as others, the inherent vice
of their vocation. Even John Newton, for
some time after his character became Chris
tian, failed to see that his employment in
the slave trade was in contradiction to his
religious principles and It sounds harshly
TO the ears of our neighbors when ii is said
TO them, Tor the first time. that the trade in
rum is no better than the trade in men.
Yet if we judge impartially, by the wretch
edness and sin resulting from each, can we
doubt that II is so? #.-..a
! desire, therefore, 10 speak inoffensively,
but must speak decidedly. No PROPOSE
ton seems to me susceptible of more salts
factory demonstration than this, and | am
sure that no person can give il one hours
serious thought without asserting 20 it, that
in The present state of Information on this
subject, no man can think TO act on Chris
tan principle, or do patriots duty TO his
country, and at the same time make or sell
the instrument Of intsXicatlon.
For let him consider whnt it amounts TO-.
To no less than this: employing his time,
capital, and industry, 10 prepare for use.
and offer for use, that thing which has been
proved TO he The priacipal source of misery
and crime in modern society; providing for
men the convenient and tempting means
of running their health and their business,
beggarlng their families, becoming yagn-
bonds and nuisance while alive, sinking
prematurely to dishoncrable grave, and
entering eternity. oh! with what prepai :
alton Let him consider this, and he will
perceive that, however little he may have
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VI 1he Proprietors o. This Paper tpiH hold them
selres responsible for error, in any Advertise
ment beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08
Notice TO Mangacturers.

ENHE Grafton Shuttle Company would in
Il form their customers and manufacturers
generally, that they have taken Shop a, East
Sutton, where they make to order SilUTTLES
Of all kinds, Of the best materials Orders re-
spectfuly solicited ard punclually attended To-,
by MILTON RUGGLES.
East Sutton (Mass) Nav % 3,n
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08
BOARDING.

A FAMILY living about two miles from
IA Worcester Street, in pleasant part of
the town, are DESTROYS Of taking few boardcrs
The situation is retired and healthy, and remote
from noise and hustle. For further particulars,
apply at the Spy Office July 25.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08
STRAYED or STOLEN,

EROM the pasture of ABEL WooDARD,
III about the first of July inst, dark brown
HORSE, with square tail, Said Horse was
CALLED on his rgh, side and had small bunch
on ono Of his fore feet Whoever will return
said Horse 10 the subscriber, give informa-
tion where he may be found, shall be satisfac-
torily rewarded.
SAMUEL L. WOODARD.
Westminster Julv 25
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08
WORCESTER FOUNDRY

ERON CASTINGS, warranted of soft Iron.
IL made at The Foundry near the Paper Mills
of Elijah Burbank at short notice Orders and
Patterns left with WIN BUTLER, at the
Foundry, or with SUMNER SMITH, at the
Brick Store on the Canal, will receive atten-
ton. eotf March 90
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08

To Jowneynaan Carpenters.
4 OR 9, who are men of steady habits, may
IL find employment the present season, by
immediate application to DAVID ALLEN,
I.eolnns,cl If ApriIl.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08

An Italian used to say that wine had these
two discomniodiics--n you put water into II,
you mar it; and il you put none in II, you mar
yourself.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08

MAY is considered by the superstitious as an
unlucky month to marry, or as the Scotch saw.
" uncannie." A lady, who was courted in Apri,
being solicited by her lover, 10 name the day in
tho following month for the wedding, replied
that May, was an unfortunate month and,
being asked TO name il in June, asked il .aprh
would not sui, Just as well
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08

ANY THING IN Reason. Go up and hand
tho royal, said an officer on ship board to boy,
who had never before "swam in a salt pond"
II was in thu night Sir answered the lad in
quirngly. The officer repeated the order. Any
thing in reason, Captain, any thing in reason,
said the BOY, but as to climbing them rope lad
ders such dark night us this, shan't do il.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08

PUNSISG. Punning is sometimes fruitful
occupation A London paper states that in he
rush that took place one evening at the Com
mons, Sir Charles Lemoa came in for squeeze, ,
which he said played the juice with him
I" Never mind my pip" said Baronet, behind
him, 50 there's Peel as badly OF and here am
!, a Girl 0rangeman, suffering as others do by
the press but ii is fruitiess to let ourselves DO
soured"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08

RELieios. The spirit of true religion
breathes gentleness and aifablty. 1t is social,
kind and cheerful; far removed from that
gloomy and iiberal superstition which clouds
the brows, sharpenE the temper, defects the
spirits, and teaches men 10 fit themselves for
another world by neglecting the concerns of
this. Let your religion. ON the contrary, con-
meet preparation for heaven with an honorable
discharge of the duties of active life. OF such
religion, discover every occasion that you
are not ashamed but avoid making any osten-
tation Of il before the worid--Blair.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08
TAXES for 1899.

Worcester, July 1S.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-08

,Extract IF letter ftom gentleman Of Gin,
cinnofi, Gated t7h July, 1882, TO his tr'end
IA Baltimore,
d" The Veto Message reached here on Sntur
DAY, which produced many unpleasant and
mournlul vshges never Witnessed such an
excitement in tho public mind--changes are
hourly taking place. Those who were tie
Presidents hottest friends u short time since
are now for calling public meeting to express
their decided dsapprobation of his refusal 10
sign tho Bank Bill The meeting, il Is suppos
ed. will he one Of the largest ever held IN thu
city. Property has already fallen % per cent
The vote Of this State, beyond all doubt, vii
be against Jackson. - Baltimore Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15
DIR. RELIES
Rnt,,nicMA OtONe.

rso,. 9th. N ,st .ficscions co'np"unis IN the WA
.'r;s wsdcs for the cure "f Ina, class "tnvetera's
-. ,,,duc.d by an impure state fthe o'ood ano
habit Of Nv end usual. ,s. sanI i.s.s.y I1 81
.s,.,s g.. fever sores, (even when the bones are
aft eted white s~elins. lf applied With Dr. ~. iso,'
G,,mcnt foul an, OBJ tinat. ulcers. sore snu
."M had 10 chilreu seurvy and scorbusic govt. pun
pIed esrbunee faces. fostering er.P,'ons and we've
real saints the body IN which .a case ,e
Dr,o. often cure when mercury fails they are also
the best spring and autumnal ph,sic, to purity ana
el,snse the system from humours which requen.y sP
near Al these seasons of the year They also ard the
process of digestion and by purifying the blood. pre-
ven. the secretion Of ms'ignsnt humours on the uny
The proprietor confidently relies upon the VAST nun
her of cures effected b, these Drops, not only IN oos
ton and its vicinity bu, throughout the II, .tera
best proof of their excellence as sn unIues Th;,
Nv medicine, in all the cases above specinea
article IS recently been pronounced oy ;,s .,r
Of the 6-sr respectshity. who hsi - ,oE, e..
sr;,;ny c,cy, as entitled in has opinion 20 taae -
j, ali he popala articles kaown 70, ne ao0re . oon
=, ais. and indeed il is fast gain'ns the pons IN pup
fie .ssination throughout the co.ary.
Prie. 81 a Bottle, " SEE Bottles for 70.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15
Remedy Tx inc Dr"p y.

l the public that they have in their possrss'on
and for sale ut their Aooth shop. King stree
AIexan,lria, a FRIED and tNyALU Ab'.t Femfty
for the abuye namei dstres,ng, and too often 'aS a
-..s..,-r,-ts'd convenient IS.ig rne water
from the system ,pous; is an aeTatiy it restores
the equal action Of the vessels. and establishes the
Of the system and thereby secures the patient
from recurrence OF attacks. The Undersigned feel
confident that in all the disease Mt caus-
ed by actual dsorg alton. the cure will be SURE.
The confidence with viii h The Anti hydrophic pills
are recommend d, is founded OH experience III cases
already tried and upon ,he fact ofteir being the re
suit of genius founded upon science, and not OF ern
,,iricism
Twenty four pills, in cases, effect cure Ap'
p;cs,ions from distance must be post paid Ap7ii-
cants will be furnished with medicine ut five dol
lars box, their forwarding the money, and paying
the expense ofits conve, snce.
jy l3-eotf WILLIAM LAMP HER e co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15
spring Goods.

xHARIEs BENNETT has received and Ole, |,
J sale, a general assortment OF
GODS Adopted TO THE yE4g,
The following are part:
Superfine cloths and kerseymercs Of Is, cu..,
Merino and vigonia kerseymers
Book, csm,ric, iaconet srd null Tu'lins
g. and 81 dimities
Calieos and ginghams OF first quality
A general assortment ofcOtton and silk hose,
~ and India nankeens
Very best Mstioni black Italian lustrinc
Bandanna and A g handkerchicfs
London drillings
Ripka's best cotton snc Iouen kerseyme::s
summer wear
Checks and stripes, coIored cambfics
Hemming's LIST quality needles, imported t,.:
and warranted genuine
Gentlemen's English doeskn gloves
Ciark's s. Chaps best sewing cotton, IN "a
and balls
4,4A, and ID pins
Letterpaper Of various qualities, from tAe EN-:
wine Factory
Foolscap All common post paper
Ga 54irist. Scotch and Russia s!ee,ings
A variety Of diapers; IRISH linens and lsAm
Germsnticklenburgs and burlaps
Cotton burlsps. very stout
Shoe thread, seine twine. &C sc, spa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15

painfa! somplaint. without gong amo ,..es..nn the
NC. ,S Il ,e ,mcnsls tina, it has more eompIesy
aa. p.red The ceh a 'Oa'inte"dsd' 'Aa
ether popular Medicine -. .,n,;cs,on
This remedy is perfectly innocen, IN ts de
~ all conditions, ages, and sexes enrom.n,nr each
paerrt which consists Of two boxes % .n m.. nut ou,
El.ctuary. Price. 81 for the whole OF ~ een'.
ore of.he articles is v anted; -, n. outside
- Nome are genuine uale's % ygnnnHR Immediate
H. ~ RE late Dr. Conway For safe =. n,'
s,'Hs;" room. over No 90, Court street nea. Io"
80, Hall Boson, and also by his spscs, m
by s.;.e.r Irsef. .aieraadria
anrQ ruyt1 ,----------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15
REsiRDY FOR
NheuMatism.

te excruem"ns Pa'n-.ne nec,ePi'uoe ana ue
the usual attendants OF this disorder are suffered by
many from despair ola cure, disappointment in the
efficacy OF the nun erous pretended and otes used to
ef.;t this purpose. But those who have made fair
trialof
DR.. JEBB'S CELEBR ATEO IMMINENT,
even in cases of long standing, and ofthe
char4cIer have received certain relief and many have
been cured in Few days. some in "a hours as mum.
Der Of pers1as in Boston AID vicinity, who were for
msrly afflicted with the Rheum,tisn,. have very fully
testsl. Certificates in possession of,he rropri.
By means Of this powerfi Eminent, in cases where
other approved sppica,ions had utterly faded rhe
Lnneats ais, used n sacc for Bruises Spraius
Nimancss. St'iines of,he Joints, Chilblsins, &c.
fsiee, 50 cts. bottle
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15
Dyspepsia!
on INDIGESTION,

0F long standing, and ef the most oOsin as,.s
eharac7er las bean Immediately reierea ana eye"
permanently cured variety OF cases that nave DC.
CURED IN Bo,ton and vicinity by using FOR snor'
DR.. RELIES VEGETABLE SPEClFiI y
ANTT-BILfOUS PILLS,
both Of which are to be taken together sccolans ~
't'shi. nl,;n- and practical directions, accompany
mo the Snecih:. Price so cents each
-. Yone are geaYas ssess ssasd on ne o.ts1e
printed ,crspper 5y "a. Sole Prep -'etor 4 h'DDEn
s,anrd;ats suscsssor 10 The late Dr ~ 4 Con9dy TOT
s,ir : ~, Covnting room. over No SO. Curt street.
Mar loncer, IIsl, ossonl and also bv his spsciai a
,,s,;nt,nent hv WM. STABLER,
arr FairfIr Street. .4ss@,dria