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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
TIRGINTI:

AZ rules holden IN the clerks Office IF the superior rou
OF chanccry for iHs Richmond dsujsi, the 9th day oil
August 1927:
John w. Saith, ~
atanst
Henry skipwith, Samuel Taylor, Wyndham Rohsrrsor.
b''T huTweH' and Benjamin Hatcher. dHs.
The defendant Henry Skipwtb, not havin, ep,,.l ,
appearances aud given security arcsrjrg 10 rbs arr 80
assembly ani the rules Of this court aud il appea1in
By satisfactory evidence, that he not n rbabitart or
ms country y IS ordered that the SAID defendant d.
appear here the frs; day Of the next term and ,usv
the OIL OF the plaintiff, aud that copy Uf this order he
forthwith inserted III wspapcr published in the citv
o. Nic"m'" o[ "o months successfully. and posted al
the front door of the ca pol. in the said div
81 copy iestc, Nm. ". HESYNiY, r. 2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!

e VIE Subscriber will sell .'Randuipi's Reports ~ A
X volumes, as cheap any other Book seller in Yir
e'na' persons therefore wishing to purchase, will do
wen 10 give HIM call before purchasing.
ltacheu TO The lh volume OF the copies lie has, ia
Chief Justice AIarshaI's opinion in the case of Car.
nett EXor of Brooks Macon ct al: prepared (br
The press by Joseph Tate. PETER COTTON.
Sept. I. tt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
TENNESSEE ELECTIONS.
To THE Enron

"Wtshriiic, gugmt 10.
"The results of the elections IN this state become
more and glorious the yetnrns recei, e..
CONTRARY 10 all expectations Cannon is ahead Of Fous-
ton for Governor, and GOOOO votes returned There
are yet 5 or 20 counties to be heard from in Eas;
Tennessee and the Western DisCt. Those in the
District will without doubt give Cannon majority Of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
PIRGIYI.3:

PIItGLSE3:
Al rules holden in the clerks office OF superior cour
july 1927: wy "
John Gillian, zr,
against
'rss IS, III" ana Jon" MeR"e' lln.
Inc defendant john McEae, having entered his AN
pearamcc and given security according to the act Of
Diy an" Tie rules OF this court ard it appearing bv sat
"C'ry cNioence That he is inhabant of This coon,
y II is ordered that the said defendant appear here m
me Tst day OF the next and answer the bill, oC ,r
paIH ana that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
II! some newspaper published in the city of Richmond !r
two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted front door "a
capitol, in the said CITY. " 0
81 copy. Teste, Hm. W. HEAIN1G, g. g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
SCOTS Life of Napoleon.

H. l. NASH received last evening by the Steam,
hoai, The Lille OF Napoleon Bona parte. Empe ror of
the French, with preliminary view of the French Rcyo
lu'oh by the author Of Waverly, &c. Subscribers in
Tue country are requested to call for their copies: s,bscfi-
trS geneFaLy and others may be assured the worR
VIII De furnished Al DIS low price, amy other Book
store in the State. >
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01

MARRIED, o" Tuesday evening. 2tst Instant ii, Wash
ston City, by the Rev. Doct Laurie THOMAS RAspAIn
Esq Judge ct the Superior Court of Middle Florida, to-
LAURA HENRIETTA, eldest daughter Of Wm w ir, Fs,
Attorney General of the United Statcs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01

'Uoor t1ree Thousand, aracc61dpe to tie best !nor
nation from East Tennessee Cannon will divide The
votes thcie with Houston II is the impr eJe
that Cannon will be elected. Houston's last polticaI
race Is run IL he should be elected he can only re-.
'ah 10 ONCE TWO years. The party that put him
forward will then have no further use for him.
''coi John Williams OF East Tennessee formerly
Senator 10 Congress, is elected the State Sena,t
after violent contest-perhaps the v,olen ever
witnessed IN the State He is decidedly and openly op-
posed to jackson and his party and upon that GROUND
he was elected. The Colonels brother in-law, Hon.
Ii. +. White, one of our Senators In Congress- en-
tered the canvass against him and did all he could
10 prevent his election In the district il is doubts
'ul whether Arnold or Rees has been elected to Con-
Gress. Arnold is the avowed enemy of jackson
auu ices is son-u-law of General Cooke The
Gno,ce OF either will be very unacceptable to the
jackson party" ~. PeDo,ter.
me hoston Gazette OF the Opposition cast, thus
speaks OF Mr. Buchanpan's letter:
las disntercsted observers, we must be perned
10 say that we think the letter OF MIR. Buchanan pI,
ces Tie General IN very ridiculous situationn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
9stc1e.eunsaD SgaN6Q.


Hhtt JdcfSon Contention az Richmond.--We recur
10 the subject adverted TO 10 last number first sue
gesed by the able pen of "Farmern with respect TO
the policy and necessity of organizing body of Dele
gates, who shall emanate directly from the people, to
speak their sentiments the choice of P.csident-
We invite fellow citizens at large TO enquire no
the mode By which electoral ticket has hitherto been
framed at Richmond, and by which their suiragcs have
been in effect as completely controued as ifunder the
sway of an absolute desposm Shall it be endured that
Legislative caucus shall. longer give law to public
opinion, when il is notorious that that caucus does not
and cannot reflect the sentiments of the people, If
each county had an equal number of votes in the cleo
lion of Chief Magistrate, then the collected body of
Delegates might fairly express the wishes of their
ttituens But the fact is not An inequality, mon
strous and unjust exists in the representation and
long as that inequality remains, it is insulting to COM
inon sense to suppose, that nomination from such
source is entitled 10 respect. Again earnestly call
the friends of order and civic virtue and the enemies
OF powerful and ambitious combination, 10 bestir
themselves if the salvation of the country depended
on their indiv ua eXertious lfone more counties
will begin the good work, the example will he speed.
Iy followed. We invite our editorial friends who are
opposed to Andrew Jackson TO cooperate with us in
exciting enquiry. Hundreds and thousands who are
now stess and inactive, might be reused 10 exerton
conversion, such as is proposed, would noe only con
cenrae public sentiment, but would give rise 10 con
cert of action and inspire mutual confidence. If il
produced no other benefit the udicous formation of an
electoral ticket would alone recommend it, Whilst we
throw out these hints with didence, we presume not
to suggest the details OF which the plan itself
tihe We hope that the subject will be forthwith ts
hon a..
be forced upon us By mandate, let US at least
dispute every inch of ground and die in the last ditch.
1--WE will not that this man shall rule over usn We
are totally absolutely, and unchangcably opposed to
his election; and unless are greatly deceived we
are satisfied that This sentiment is gathering strength
in many parts of Virginia, which hitherto unde-
cded. We not what the State Oracle here shall
choose 10 say on the subjective kno,c that re action
is going on, and we exult at the prospect of riun-
pIant result in the Ancient Dominion.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
2WbolesaIe 31rsres Current
Staple articles.

RICHMOND. Aug. 81, 1927.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01

Gen Jaekson-"ln politics, a" in every thing else
says Gen. Jackson, 'my guide is principle" Netwit-
standing this Wanting, have found the Hero much
disposed to feather has nest st the expense Of principles
other people! In his treaty with the Creek Indians, he
made reserve of tery large boty Of land his own
absolute property But what did the Senate United
States think of this diplomatic speculation They inhig-
nany struck the clause from the treaty, refused their
sanction TO what they deemed ariolaiOn Of principle.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01

In that part of Mr.. Bucbannan's Address which re-
fers to Mr.. Markey, casual reader might infer that
Mr. Msrkey the political friend Of nr. Clay
whereas it is notorious and record that he attended
The Congressional minority Caucus which nominated
Mr. Crawford and there roicd far Gen. Jackson, and
when the election came before The House of Rep-
rescnatves, ne Here AGAIN oocd Tor General Jncson
and the whole ,lacks9n pariy in Congress recommen
ded hIrn for the important Office Of Collector OF the
Port OF Philadelphia, but this being filed by another
ne received subordinate situation. Mr. Markey
and Mr.. Buchanan were both untring in their zeal
inc canvass B1P PqL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01

Tennessee ElcCtiODS.-The contest for fhc otIice +
Governor Tennessee contrary to the general ex nee
tatlonhas been very close between HolsT0N and AN
non. returns from more than half The state are re
ceived and Houston is only lt37 votes ahead out O
10000. The Jackson party are astonished NC
doubt, at this
Mr.. BELL the opponent of Mr.. GRuNDY has bee
elected ~ large majority 10 the Hermitage district
against the wishes and exertions of General jackson
and his partlzans. The mode of voting IN Tennesse
Is by ballot. The General marched TO tic polls i'll
an open ticket Tor Felix Crundy.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28
SAVINGS BANK

al meeting of a number of the inhabitants
o. o. ths town, held at Thomas's Coffee House
last evening, to take into consideration the ex-
!k OF establishing Savings Bank. for
t "a county OF Worcester,-His ExcelIencv
GOV. LINCOLN was appointed Chairman, and a
ooinmittee was appointed to make injuries
INTO the regulations of other similar institu-
IONS and OF the manner of organizing the
same 10 report at an adjournment to be held
q n Tue same place, on THURSDAY, the 9Th of
DeceHber merit, at z o'clock, P. M. when and
"here the citizens of the County, generally.
are invited to attend. to unite in the beneyo-
lent objects of the Association.
ny order ISAAC GOODWIN, See'ry.
Worcester, Nov. 81.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28
Lila r p LIE n

~ In this town, on Monday evening last, by the
1 Ieey. Mr. Miiier, Mr. David Wesson, of New
r 1ofk' to Nilss Ann Burbank, daughter of Mr.
In Shrewsbury, by Rev Mr.. Allen, Mr.. Hi.
ram A. Morse, of Holliston, to Miss Marianne
B. Fitch, of Shrewsbury. '-'''-
In Grafton, on Wednesday evening last by
Rev. Mr.: Searle, Mr. John s. Brown. of Graf.
ton, to Miss Sarah w Watson, of sutton.
In Milford, ON the 18th inst. BY Rev. Mr.
Long, mir. Josiah N. Daniel, Of Boston. ia
Miss Sarah FL. Penniman, of the former place
In Wlnchendon, Capt Asa Baldwin, of Tenn.
pleton, to Miss Lucy Sherwi.
In Cumberland, r. l. Mr. Benjamin French
OF koxbary, TO Miss Hannah Wheelock, for.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28
d I z D


In this town. on Sunday last. Nancy FINER
son, youngest child of Capt. Uriel johnson.
aged Is months.
In this town, on the 26th inst Mr. Timothy
Taft, aged "A. Printers IN Neao York. Ver-
mont and Maine, are requested to insert this
dedth.
In Brookfeld, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Willard
Moore, aged so.
In Rutland, Oct. 81, Dea. John Brown, aged
In Boston, Miss Betsey Goodspeed, former
ly OF Hubbardston, aged Al.
In Taunton, on the 22d inst Mrs. Hannah
W. Crocker, wife of Mr. Samuel l. Crocker,
and daughter of the late Isaiah Thomas. Jr.
Esq. of Boston. The premature exit of this
amlabie lady will bring deep sorrow to many
hearts Although it was in the private circle
OF her friends that her peculiar qualities of
mind and heart as they were best known, were
most highly priced; she has yet left in the
more extended range of her intercourse. dur
ing her residence in this place, name and
character which will long be cherished by her
numerous friends. She has gone, and we trust
to enjoy the rewards of the pure in heart and
life Taunton .4dcocate
In Boston, Mr. Joab Hunt. aoed GO. He
was at the Masonic Hall, and while conversinq
with brother mason, he was observed to fal-
ter, and Immediately fell into his brothers. arms
and expired without groan.
In Salem, on the goth inst Horace, son of
Col. Henry Whipple, aged II months
In Boscawen, N. H. Mr.. Samuel Fowler, in
the SGD year of his age; the oldest man, and
one of the first settlers of the town
In Raymond, N. II. Edward Lowering, AGED
2 years and months-burnt to death 5g its
clothes taking fire.
In Brdgewater, N. H Nov. 5, Mrs. Eunice
French, oonsort of Mr. Joseph French
In Brewer, (Me) Sd inst Dr. Elisha Skin
ner, aged 70, formerly of Mansfield, Mass
a surgeon in the revolutionary army.
Is The account published in our last, the
death of John Snow, was incorrect We made
the publication on what we supposed was good
authority, but, having been led into an error
we hasten to make the only atonement o.
which it is susceptible, by correcting it.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28
SALE AT AUCTION.

EAlLL be sold at AUCTION.
faaEIsA w on SATURDAY,, The ST.
HEsM day Of December next, one half Of
= - = large and convenient two-storv
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and BARN.
with the lot on which they are situated, WINS
ABOUT fifty rods north of the Bank in MilIbury.
on the county road leading to Worcester, and
within thirty rods of the Meeting house which
is about to be erected there. The House is
new and thoroughly flashed in every part from.
the Cellar to the Garrett
u Sale to take place at o'clock on the
premises. For further particulars, INQUIRE of
CALVIN BARKER, near the premises, or Of
the subscriber in Worcester
NOV. e LEWIS LTLLEY.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28
TO THE PIIRLIc

An engagement has been made by the Lei
cester Lyceuln, with gentleman of high rep
utation TOR science, to deliver before them, the
ensuing winter a full course of Chemical Leo
lures. All persons, disposed, may attend, by
paying IN advance, one dollar. Scholars. in
Leicester Academy will be permitted under the
direction of the Preceptors, to attend. gratis.
Inc Lectures are expected to commence the
third Monday in December. Nov -
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28
NOTICE.

The friends ofthe " American System" who
regard the sufferings and interests of the prow-
ers OF Wool and the Manufacturers of Wool
tens, are requested to meet at the Court House
IN worcester, on WEDNESDAY, the 5th dan
" Deeen'6eT neat, at 6 O'Clock, P NJ to adopt
s s measures as may be thought most expe-
dent for presenting to Congress. at their next
session, the claims of those interests unon thair
attention and protection. A prompt and full
attendance Is earnestly requested Nov. %.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28
To be Sold or Let.

a ND immediate possession Civ
N..afA "a en-, that noted TAVERN
lssg. "a STAND, lately occupied by DA-
ssslassasES yID CHAFFIN, situated in Leon
mister, within half mile of the
Meeting house, ION the great road) containing
good aad commodIous Buildings, with about
twenty-five acres of excellent Land, well pro-
Portloned with Tillage, Moving, Pasturage,
and Orchardlng and well watered Terms
will be made accommodating. For further in
formation apply to JOHN GARDNER, ESQ.
near the premises to the subscriber in.Roi
ton. JONATHAN WHITCOMR
Nov o. *4a
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28
FARMS FOR SAFE.

d EhNE of the best Farms in the
fkslA " County of Worcester, situat-
issi - ed in the westerly part of Phillips
u - ton, in said County, containing
240 acres of Land well proportion
ed for Moving, Pasturing, Tillage, Orcharding,
and Wood Land, with good buildings thereon
Those who wish to purchase win find il to their
advantage to call and examine said premises
For further particulars, enquire of the sub
scriber. NATHAN MCPHERSON.
.4LSO,-A good Farm, situated in the north
part Of Phillipston, containing about 100 acres
of choice Land well proportional for Moving,
Pasturing, and Tillage, and is considered by
good judges to be an excellent Farm. For
further particulars, enquire Of NATHAN
NICKERSON. or Of NATHAN NICKER-
SON, Jr of Athol.
Phillipston, Nov. % w4S
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28
Worester Countr Inanrnnee 6,onnn,,,.

nOTOeS1er County Insurance Company.
RHE Members of the WoRcEsTER MUru-
Il AL FIRE Insurance COMPANY are hereby
notified, that the Annual Meeting of said Com.
pany, for the choice of Officers for the veap
ensuing, will be held at their Office, in the
court House in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY,.
ne :, I'm day Of December mezt, at 6 O'Clock,
By order of the President and Directors,
WILLIAM D. WHEELER, Secrm.
Nov %. ~
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28

RAIL RoADs. Some idea may be formed Of
the notion persons entertained formerly of
rail road, from the following anecdote--the
circumstance related occurred with ourselves
We were conversing about the different modes
of transportation and their respective advan-
tages, and among others spoke in warm terms
of rail roads person standing by, hearing
rail road mentioned, exclaimed as if under
painful recollection" rail roads, hem the
devil take rail roads say" We asked him if
he had ever seen them, and where seen
them" said he, Z" hav'nt | rode forty miles an
end on them in Ohio and had my very soul
ioted out, no, no rail roads for. me Our read
ers will easily perceive he had reference to the
manner in which some years since, and proba-
bly, at present they constructed roads in that
State over deep loamy soil, by laying rails or
saplings transversingly. Some Of these rail
roads we have seen in Maryland, and hope new
or to be obliged to ride over them in a carriage
again; they are fortunately getting out Of
vouge, no wonder such highways should be
rallied at, the poor elf, who has to drive post
over them, will rail as he goes
Baltimore Gazette
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28
DR.. A BRIGHAM

ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
daI; - The public, that, in compliance with the
s sou Of DIR. S. KNowLrox and others. he
mas mas located himself in Shrewsbury, and taken
loaglngs IN the house of NATHAN HOWE, ESQ.
w. %iiele nc wiz gratefully receive, and prompt
may be favored WIZ. "'''oii as
Shrewsbury. Nov. %. ~a-
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28

ANTHRACITE Coal. The Pennsylvania Ca
zette says that the Schuylkill Coal Company
nave met with complete success in the appli-
cation OF the anthracite or stone coal to the
Fopeillng Of steam engines; the fire places
are so constructed that the anthracite burns
steadily and generates steam with great apid-
lty and regularity. " 1t is also found that the
seTeen'ngS-the refuse coal, answers this pur
.poSe' quite as well, as the best. coal, sent to
market" There can be no doubt therefore
that the Worcester coal might be advantage
ously used in generating steam, by adopting
ire places and boilers On the same construc-
ton, even if none should be found, by explor-
ing the mine' of a better quality than has al
ready been obtained
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28
F Wanted Immediateiu.

YHVWO or THREE first rate FTLEPs as
a steady habits, to work on Cutlery
.4LSo,-hve or sig BOYS, sixteen or eiohteen
years OF age, as APPRENTICES to the above
business. VARANUS WALKER.
New Worcester Nov % AZ
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28

100


OF the votes put down as doubtful, the 3 in
Missouri win probably be for Adams New
York will be divided. Not more, we are con-
hdent, than ten of the votes of that State will
be for jackson. The remainder will be more
than sufficient to elect Adams without any
others on the doubtful list But the chance
of the vote of Virginia being given for Adams
IS greater than the probability of Jackson's
having more than ten votes in New York -
Under whatever aspect, therefore, we view it.,
there is sufficient reason for perseverance, in
the confident belief that the good cause will
finally be crowned with success.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28

WORCESTER CoAL MINE We learn that a
wealthy and onterprsing gentleman of Boston,
has become interested in the Worcester Coal
Mine, and that he will commence WORKING if
soon we may therefore expect that it W ill be
SO thoroughly explored, as to determine wheth-
er coal of better quality than has been here
tofore obtained, may be found there and. if
there cannot, that means will be devised to as
certain the most profitable use of such as NAV
be procured.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28

On the night of the 25th August an
uncommonly brilliant aurora BoreatiS was
seen at Paris,-the first for a period of
twenty years,-and caused great excite
ment. A Paris paper in describing it,
says" about eleven o'clock the northern
part of the heavens appeared on fire. 1t
was believed "a tremendous confagration
had broken out in the capital, and, so deep
was this persuasion, the pompiers had pre-
pared their engines, and were going to
start when they learned that it was only a
meteorological appearance in the heavenly
regions"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28

Mr.. Edltor-The call of a meeting Of tbe
friends of the @ American System. to be held.
next week, which appeared in your last paner
has met, we believe, their cordial approbation
Many, we presume, who would be wilInrto
act in concert with the friends of that system,
are not aware Of the Importance of decided
expression of the public feeling in this part Of
the United States, There is not little warmth
and excitement, created IN other parts of the
Union IN opposition TO that system. vany. at
the south, are altogether hostile to it. and no
effort will be spared, on their part to crush
and destroy it. The question Of its protection.
and even its very existence, is to be determin
ed at the approaching session of Congress, and
it Is therefore important. that full expression
of the public feeling, in New England. should
be addressed to that body. 1t cannot fail of
some effect. and will. at least, cheer and ami
mate the friends of the system, in Congress.
to continued and unwoaried efforts to obtain
the objects we desire. We hope, therefore.
that every man who feels interested in this
subject, will unite in presenting to Congress a
suitable memorial, and will countenance by
their presence at the approaching meeting.
their friends in their efforts TO procure protec
ton to our national industry
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-28
Worcester and Brookfeld
IRON FOUNDRY.

YINHE Forester and BYookfsid Iron Fouas-
n dry is constantly in blast, making Iron of
the best quality. All orders for MACHINE
CASTINGS will receive immediate attention,
and be executed at short notice.
ALso,--.for sale,
FRANKLIN, BOX, and PLATE STOVES;
CAULDRONS, and an assortment of HON.
LOW WARE.
WANTED,-a number Of WOOD CHOP
PERS to cut and cord wood ready for coaling-
~ Orders for Castings may be left with
RICE & MILLER, in Worcestey, or directed
TO the Foundry, in Brooh6eld.
BpoohHeld, Ocs. ~, .mf9