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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07

The Governor &C the Territory If Arkansas
was already, ex-o!cio, an Indian suprr,ntrn-
dent. The legislation, now proposed, wouiu
be partial and imperfect. The entire system
ought To undergo thorough revision. Ag"nts
should br removed irrtn places where they
were useless. aud transferred TO other spots
on 9ur frontier. where their presence was more
needed, and some Of them might he dispensed
with altogether. Besides, the dscontrnts of
the mixed multitude of Indians Who had been
crowded and concentrated ca tn. Arkansas,
were not Ia be assuaged by appnintng agents.
Those discontents were founded too deeply
To be reached by such Il remedy. They we're
the consequences of the expressions exercised
on the Indians in intrusions by She whites On
their hunting grounds; practice that was
carried Ia prrniciOus excess. A single h,e
hunter often having thirty, forty, and hun
drrd hand. employed at once in trapping,
while the pnor Indian owned but single trap.
IL we would prevent the further c!lusioD of
blood, II must by AN Efficient system nj measures
putting an end To this practice.
Mr. C"cke moved Ia ill the blank. designa-
ting the salary, with 81 500, which WAS carried.
An attempt was made 10 lay the hill on the
table, and lost--ayrs 81, noes lo7.
Mr.. Scott proposed Ia amend the hill, hy
inserting the words, In the Territory of
Arkansas and west thereof )" but, before th,.
question was taken, on motion of Mr.. Foot,
of Gum. the Committee rose and asked i-.,-
10 81! aGain-whch was refused by tn House.
MIR. Cook the, moved that the bill lie un the
table which motion prevailed and the blu
tcaS ordered 10 lie or HE table.
A message was received from the President
Of the United States, with Report of the
Secretary of State, communicating IA Digest,
shelving such changes of the Commercial
Regulations Of the different foreign countries
with which Tn. United Star, have intercourse.
as have been adopted aud com. to the know
ledge "f the Executive, since the formation al
the Digest communicated 1" the Senate on
the 7th Dec. 13l9-imrpar-d in Pursuance nj
IA resolution of the House. uf 30th Jan. last.
A message WAS received from the Presi-
dent of the United States, in compliance with
"A resolution of the li"usr If Representatives
or the 18th Of December last, requesting him
TO communicate To the House all such parts
of the correspondence with the government
ofSpain relating to the Florida Treaty, to the
period of its final ratification, not heretofore
communicated, as, in his opinion, it might
not be Inconsistent with the public interest to
communicate, transmitting a report from the
Secretary of State, with copies of the docu-
mrnts requested.
The Speaker laid before the House n COM
municatiOn from the Secretary uf the NAVY.
containing the Navy Register for the presrn,
year and then the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
EPoRrEp FOR THE SArIoSAL ISTgLLIeESesH
Eighteenth Congress.
MONDA7. FrBBUARY ,, 1921.
~ SENATE.

MIR. Lloyd Of massachusetts,, offered for
confederation Resolutions directing lhe Com.
mit'ee on Naval Af'rs To inquire into, and
reDri upon, the present state and circumsian-
ces of the Navy Pension Fund and, also, 10
repon What alterations aIe necessary, The
better t. carry into effect the humane purp0s-
Is fQr which mat fund was established.
: Mr.. holrn,s # Maine, in lrrsuance ofnGtice
heretofore given, asked leave To- introduce q
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From He Rosfop PoIjaliyD, 7
TIE NEW TARIIL.

"fee or Tour jeA's ago, y WAS argued, ~ he pa.
peTs, that the eoorn,pos riohf Of twelve or fifteen
per ceSinni, (Which WAS said he The manufacturing
pr"hD was enough, IN ~ conscience, without ass
a"d'bond encouragement by an increase OF dBties
VIC" prayed Tor. TIC writer endeavoured 20 con.
vince 'he Manufacturers ihe msfisos that they wcro
%spP'ng me foundation Of ihr,r own prosperity that
hey were drawing 10y forced measures = powerful
composition in'o business then superior 10 sRy
otler, and which WIS then IN few hands rl,ev were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07

bill Ia secure public moneys in the hands of
Clerks OF Courts, Attorneys, aud Marshals.
and their Deputies. Leave was accordingly
granted the Till was read, and passed 10 "a
second reading.
Mr.. Macon presented the petition Of sundry
citizens of Newbern aut Wilmington, North
Carolina, praying Indemnity for French spo-
atons previous 10 1900. Referred To The
COMMITTEES On ForriSn Relations.
Mr.. Smith presented the petition of sundry
aur,ionrrrs ri the city of Baltimore, praying
that they may mt br subjected to Il lax on
auction sales. Referred to The Committee
on Commerce and Manufactures.
Mr.. Louvre presented the memorial nf up
wards Of 1900 merchants aud others, of the
city and county of Philadelphia, praying
t'at II tax may he imposed ON sales at suc-
ion Referred Ia the Committee on Com
mercc aud Manufactures.
MIR. Smith presented The petition of 1925
citizens Of Baltimore, praying u revision of
the Tariff, and tax on sales at auction. Re-
frrred Ia the Committee On Commerce and
Manufactures
Mr.. Findlay presented the petition Of sun
dry manufacturers nj the city of Philadelphia,
praying the allowance of drawback on certain
articles uf American manufacture, when ex-
ported far consumption. Referred To the e..
on Commerce and Manufactures.
In pursuance of the order of the day, the
joint resolution reported by select commit
tee of the Senate, proposing an amendment
of the Constitution. in regard to the election
of President aud Vice President, was taken
up for consideration, in Committee Of the
Whole, MIR. Smith in the Chair. The first
question was upon adopting the amendment
submitted by MIR. Benton, in the shape of :,
new resolution, proposing "A division of the
country into districts each district to have
one vote for President aud Vice President ;
that vote to he decided by the ballots ofthe
people, in their primary assemblies; and
when M election is made by the people, that
the choice shall go TO the House of Represen-
tatives, as now provided by the Constitution.
MIR. Benton being entitled to the floor, re-
sHmed his remarks in support of his propnsi-
ton and before he had concluded, the Sen
ate, on motion OF Mr.. Van Buren,
Adjourned Till Tomorrow
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MEETING ON THE TARIFF.

yesterday AT noon, pursuant To public no.
tice, the Merchants, Planters, and Citizens oi
this place, met at the City Hall, for the pur
pose OF considering The augmentation of du
ties provided for III the new tariff bin now
before Congress. The meeting was address
ed by number Of gentlemen of distinguished
talents, on the injurious effects oft proposed
measure on this section of the Union and the
following proceedings were with the greatest
cordalliy adopted:
Resofred, unanimously, That thr proposed Tariff
he referred to Committee, IN prepare n Renon-
sirance against it the National Legislature and
TO transmit The same a. early as possible.
ReSoIrsd, unanimously, That Committee he M
pointed 10 correspond on The sutjec with the varon,
paris of the Siait unite the ssnIimeut of the state
~ - remembrance iO Congress
The following gentlemen were appointed by The
meeting IN carry the first Resolution ino effect
Col. W'iliaa, DrayIon, Hugh Lcgme, Samuel
Pri,lsau, and William Seabrook, E.q1ires.
Uader the second Resolu,ion-- William Crafts,
John tiadsden, and Francis Kinoch, Esquires
Rrsoired, That the fore going proceedings lie pub-
iisied III The dIffereni gazeues of ih,s civ
WM. DRAYT0N, Chairman.
J. ". CARDozo, Secretary.
REPORT
MADE 10 the Charleston Chamber Of Commerce
Ivy Committee Of thai Body, on a Bill, now he
Tore Congress, TO Increase the Duties lmI crts
The Committee, 10 whom was referred a
Copy OF BIZ, now before Congress, q 10
arneHd me several acts for imposing duties ON
Imports" beg leave to Report =
That they have read over the Bill with stu.
dious attention, and have been irresIstibly led
to The conclusion, that il will provr baneful to
the interests oftbe whole United States. The
impOlcy ofIaws controlling the distribution Of
labor and capital is so generally admitted, that
OF the scope and tendency Of this Bill, in its
general operation, they VIII only observe:
they cannot see the good policy Of laying
duty on imports, except, SO far as It sub
serves the purpose Of raising revenue.
Ihey believe, the proposed increase of
The Tariff will diminish the revenue, by ex-
acting such high duties ON articles VI exten.
sIve consumption, is will prevent their being
imported.
They are convinced, that the Bill will be
an obstacle 10 the increase Of national wealth.
by diyerting from agriculture and commerce.
an appropriation Of labor and capital towards
a branch Of trade, which, from the fertility Of
our SOIL and the price nj labor, cannot b.
maintained without resriing TO an artificial
and delusve system Of public economy, by
laying under heavy restrictions, those Occn-
paiioDs, which, from experience have bren
found most productive, fur the purpose of MAX
ing up that deficiency Intbe wages ofihe MANN
faciUrer, which be- would sustain. ifpaid oniy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
GREEK FUND.

CnARLEsToN, January s9.-The collection
Tor the Greeks last Sunday, in the Second
Independent Church in this city, amounted
To $50 dollars, and in ST. Finbar's Church, TO
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JAMES LAMB.)
Il maxwell, Comuittee.
6. G. HAVEN,
Chafleston, 9Th Jan. 1924.

CHARLgsroN, 9Th Ian. 1921. ?
Inc foregoing report haysg been fakeu up aud
considered 10y The Chamber WAS, after being discuss
fn' unanimously agreed 10, and ordered 10 he print
Ell and the President was requested 10 transmit i've
copies thereof to each of The Senators aud Repre-
senaivcs ~ Congress from this state
DAVID ALEXANDER, President
Attest, ofd5s Co.,,,;,is. 81 4, o,so,,,...
X. HERIor, Secretary.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-21
Notice..
NOTICE..

TNHE subscriber informs the
N Public, his Friends and the Farmers Of
Worcester and its vicinity in particular, that
he has on hand, and for sale, his Improv-
ed Cast Iron PLOUGHS; also, DUTCH
PLOUGHs ofvarious sizes, which he offers on
the most reasonable terms.
The subscriber continues TO carry on BLACK
SMl THlNG in all its various branches, such
as making and repairing all kinds of Cast-steel
tools, Mill irons, ironing Carriages, Wagons
and Carts, shoeing Horses and Oxen, and all
kinds offarmers work, on the most reasonable
terms, at his Shop just back Of the Worcester
Coach Mandatory, where he would respec-
fully invite the public to call and see for them
selves.
O5-Lumber and Produce received in pay
ment for work.
N. B. Wanted Immediately, Boy, as an
apprentice to the above business, from Is to
II years Of age. One who can come well rec
commended will find good encouragement.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
Worcester, March 81, 1924.
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George C. Dean
q a 7 "a o e 8

REGs leave to inform the in
-RB habitants of Worcester, and its vicinity,
that he continues his business at his stand.
near the Centre School-house, in Worcester,
where be keeps constantly on hand, Black,
Blue, Mixed and Fancy colourcd BROAD
CLOTHS and observation-disclosures.
Satinetts, Black Silk, Black & Light VALEN-
CIAVESTINGS.-ALSO, 3 ailors' Trimmings,
ofgood quality, which will be disposed ofas he
has opportunity, at a small advance, so that
his customers may be accommodated with
any garment in his line at short notice, and
at very moderate price. His work Will
be done in Boston style, faithfully and prompt
ly. Thankful for past favors, he hopes.
that by diligence in his business, and pune,
tuality in his engagements, TO merit and re-
ceive further share of public patronage.
RTParticular attention will be paid to
cutting, and Military work done with neat
ness and dispatch.
~ Those who may want any article Of
clothing as above, are solicited to call, learn
the terms, and leave their orders.
Worcester, March "a.
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RE4L EST,f1'E
At Auction.
XET1LL be sold at Public Auc

XNILL be sold at Public Auc-
w ton, on Monday the 10th day of May
next, at o'clock p. M. at the house o.
GEORGE FAY, innholder in Oakham, a Farm
situated about one mile east of the Meeting.
house in said Oakham, containing about six.
ty five acres of land, well proportioned fol
the purposes of Farming, with a convenient
House and Barn thereon.-ALSO, at the
house of GILBERT MOVES in hrewsbury
on Wednesday, the 10Th day of May next,
at one o'clock, P. M. a lot of Meadow land.
situated in Westboro' on Hop Brook, called
Middle Meadow. Said Meadow is of superior
quality.-ALSO, at the same. time and place,
lot of Woodland situated in Westboro in
Maple Swamp, so called, containing seven
teen acres.-ALSO, as above, lot of Mea-
dow land III Shrewsbury, aforesaid, containing
44 acres, called little Bummet Meadow.
Said lots are parts of the Estate of DAN
TEL MOVES, late of Shrewsbury deceased.
Also, Pew on the lower floor and one in
the gallery of the Meeting house in Shrewsbu,
ry likewise one Horse-shed.
Conditions made known at the time and
place of sale.
LUTHER MOVES, Ext
Oakhan,, April 6. 1924.
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Notice.

FEVHB subscribers having been
IL appointed by the Hon. NATHANIEL
PAINE, Judge Of Probate, of Wills &c. for the
County of Worcester, Commissioners, toreceive
and examine the claims of the several Cred
itors ofthe Estate of Capt. LEVI PEAsE, lafe
of Shrewsbury in said County of Worcester
deceased, represented insolvent-hereby give
notice that six months from the thirty first day
of March last are allowed to said Creditors
for presenting and proving their claims, and
that for the purpose of receiving and exama,
ing the same, we will be at the house of Capt.
GILBERT w. HAVEN, in said Shrewsbury on
the second Mondays of June and September
next, from one to six o'clock P. NJ. on eachof
said days.
BALCH DEAN, Conno,s-
JOHN MASON,Jr. sioaers.
Shrewsbury, April 9Th, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-21
Worcester SIS. April 6, 1894.

Worcester SIS. April 6, 1894.
A TTACHED on mesne process,
IA taken on Execution, and will be sold
at Public Auction on Saturday the eighth day
of May next, at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon, al
the house of Capt. GILBERT w. HAVEN.
in Shrewsbury, all the right in Equity which
OLIVER MAYNARD has TO redeem his mort
gagged Real Estate, wherein he now lives in
Shrewsbury, and ALSO all the right in equity
which said Maynard has to redeem Wood
lot situated on the road from Shrewsbury to
BoylstOn, adjoining land of JOSEPH STONE
GILL VALENTINE, d. Sheriff.
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Notice..

FNHE Subscriber having com
n menced his business, the manufacturing
of Doors and SHOES, over the Harness shop Of
Mr.. Enos Tucker, opposite Thomas Street
Worcester, hereby informs the puplic that
any orders in his line will meet with prompt
attention. He will endeavor to give satisfac,
ton TO those who may feel disposed to en-
courage him. He feels confident that by
strict attention to his business, aud punctu-
ality to his engagements, he shall merit, at
least, a share of the public patronage.
n" good assortment of Ladies' Morocco,
Kid, and Denmark Satin SHOES, of all des
criptions constantly on hand,
BENZ. B. OTIS
Worcester, April ID.
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Notice..

NNAKEN on execution and will
- be sold at Public Vendue, at the Tav.
ern Of SOLOMAN HOWE ESQ. in Berlin.
on Monday the third day of May next, al
three of the clock in the after noon, all the
right in equity, which JOSIAH BARNARD
of said Berlin, has to redeem a small Tene-
ment, situated near to the Meeting house in
said Berlin, and contains about one fourth Of
an acre of land, with Dwelling house and
several out buildings.
Conditions will be made known at the
sale.
Constable Of
BARNABAs BRIGHAM, he toacn o.
Berlin.
Berlin, March 25, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-21
Oakham, April 6. 1924.
Worcester IS. April 6, 1924.

Worcester SIS. April 6, 1924.
q TTACHED on mesne process,
4 - taken on Execution, and will be sold
at Public Vendue, on Friday, the seventh day
of May next, at two of the clock in the after.
noon, at the house ofGILBERT w. HAVEN
in Shrewsbury, all the right ABNER MAY.
NARD has in Equity, to redeem the mortgag.
ed Real Estate where he now lives, situated
in Shrewsbury, in said County, and near the
Westinghouse.
SEWALL HAMILTON, Coroner.
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Worcester, SIS. March 81, 1924.
NAKEN on executions (having
- been previously attached on mesne pro.
cess,) and will be sold at Public Vendue, at
FITCH WINCHESTER Inn, in South.
borough, on Saturday the first day of May
next, at two Of the clock, in the afternoon, ali
the right in equity which EBENEZER BEL
LOWS has to redeem his mortgaged Real Es-
tate, situated about one hundred rods east Of
the Westinghouse in scarborough in said
county, containing "a acres, be the same
more or less, with the buildings thereon, being
the same on which the said Ebenezcr now
lives,
LARKIr NEWTON, S's s.sis.
thorough.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-21
REVISED
BY @a1 Avs OF
W0RgBST8R
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
THE

A T meeting of the Stockholders holden by adjourn
"A at Capt S. B. THoMAss in Worcester the tn
of March inst Committee previously appointed for the
purpose reported the following preamble and articles
the byeaws for the management of the of the
Corporation Whereupon, voted that the be adopted
and published one or of the Newsp printed in
this County. ISAAC GOODWIN, Sec. pro tenn.
Worcester, March 12, 1924.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold, by order Of
w the Judge of Probate of Wills &c.with.
IN and for the County of Worcester, at Public
Auction, in Westminster, at the Dwelling.
house ofthe late CAPT. JONATHAN HA.
GEh deceased, on Wednesday, the 18th day
oil April next, at nine o'clock A. NJ. about
twenty head ofcattle, consisting of oxen, COW.
and young stock, two horses and a few tons o.
stock hay.
WILLIAM WIsWALL, .4Gn,r.
We'fnpinsfer, March 81, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-21
Lost.

A T Hubbardston on the 9th
4 4 . inst. Pocket Book containing money.
Town orders, and other papers. The Pocket
Book is marked with the name of CLARK
WITT, Hubbardston, but belonging to the Sub.
scTiber. Whoever has found and will return
The same to the subscriber shall be well re-
warded-All persons are hereby forbidden
payment of any notes therein, payable to the
subscriber.
DANIEL SARGENT.
HudtardstOn, March 80, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-21
Removal.

VNHE Subscriber hereby informs
Il his friends and the Public that he has
removed from his former stand to the room
over MIR. HINDMAN's Cabinet Shop in Front
Street, next door east of Maj. SAMUEL AL.
LENS store, where he will continue the Trunk.
Saddle and Harness making business as u.
sual.
He will also manufacture and keep con.
stantly for sale MILITARY Caps, Bells and 9th.
er Equipments in his line ofbusiness.
ISAAC NJ. TUCKER.
Worcester, April 18th, 1894.
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Worcester, ss.April 2, 1924.

u NAKEN on xecution, (having
Il been previously attached on mesne pro,
cess and will be sold at Public Vendue at
GILBERT w. HAVEN'S Inn, in Shrewsbu-
ry, on Thursday the sixth day of May next,
at three of the clock in the afternoon, all the
rigLt in equity which GERSHOM WHEE-
LOCK the Cd has to redeem his mortgaged
Real estate in Shrewsbury, on which he now
lives.
THOMAS w. WARD, Sheriff.
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Worcester, So. March 90, 1924.

a TTAcHED on mesnc process
L and taken on execution, and will be
sold at Public Yendue to satisfy the same, at
the House of Col. JOEL FAY Innholder in
Dudley, on Saturday the twenty fourth day of
April next at two o'clock in the after noon,
all the right SAMUEL KINGSBURY has in
rcdeeming his mortgaged Real Estate ,stuat-
ed in the south part of Oxford, consisting of
the one undivided half Of Farm, and is tse
same Farm, lately occupied by the said Sam
uel Kingsbury and his father lately deceased.
SAMUEL ROBINSON Cd, d. Sheriff.
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Worcester, SIS.

worcester, SIS.
TTACHED on mesne process,
IN taken on Execution, aid will be sold at
Public Auction, on Saturday the 9Th day of
May next, at two O'Clock in the afternoon,
at the house of Capt. GILBERT w. HAVEN,
Shrewsbury-ail the right in equity which
STEPHEN GREEN has 10 redeem his mort
gagged Real Estate, wherein he now lives,
and improves in Shrewsbury.
GILL VALENTINE, ID. Sheriff.
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Notice

TO JOURNE Y.NEN SHOEyMAKERS
VVHREE or four hands may
II find employment at making thick Peg.
ged Brogans and Shoes, by calling on the Sub.
scriber in scarborough.
ARTEMAS FAY.
Scarborough, April I, 1924.
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Worcester, SIS. April 6, 1924.

Worcester, SIS. April 6, 1924.
a TTACHED on mesne process.
taken on execution and will be sold at
Public Vendue, on Thursday the sixth day of
May next, at two of the clock in the after
noon, at the Tavern House of SAMUEL,
WOOD in Grafton, all the right HEMAN
RURPEE has in equity to redeem the mort
gagged Real Estate where he now lives. stu
ated in the easterly part of Grafton in said
county.
kEWALL HAMILTON, d. Sheriff.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-21
Notice.

THE Subscribers have formed
N connexion in business under the firm
OF WRIGHT & CHENERY, and have taken
Store No. 81 Market Street.
EBENR. WRIGHT.
CYRUS CHENERY.
~ WRIGHT & CHENERY will keep
constantly on hand a complete assortment of
European and India piece Goods, Leghorn
Bonnets and Girseys, Merino Shawls and Man
tics, Cashmere, and Raw Silk do. sc. &c
for sale, al fair prices, Wholesale and Retail.
Country Traders are respectfully invited to
call.
Boston, March II 1924.
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33nftrD.
From the NeW York Evsning Post.

Whoever can read the following lines with
out being sensibly touched with their unusual
beauty. possesses no feelings in common with
me,