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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
KITCHEN GARDEN,
Herb, Flower and Grass Seeds.

THE subscriber has hand, a general and well se-
lected assortment OF fresh GARDEN SEEDS,
which VIII be sold Wholesale and retail, on the most
tLit could be obtained, and having facilities for Try
ing Them III lbs owugarden, has an opportunity to
know II they arc good, and viii otfer none for snis
lat ne knows to be bad; he hopes that they viii ge-
Orders VII De Thankfully received, and purchasers
are respectfully invited 70 cab at the stores of M,fs
John Il. Eus.ace and William F. Micou, Main
ana MS Sore at the Garden, where the seeds are fer
sale, esd catalogues can be had
ian Dewitt JOSEPU RENNrrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

Ma AAfED, LADY o. lEIshed manners and o,si n:
cat'ons 10 assist IN and instruction 81
MIS- fuckers School ai Clifton: her enploynet 10 cor,
pricrsly IN regulating the department. and cnnvrt.
SA'iai ct the young iadiss during tsT hours OF raton
faitcu!aT attention u their dress viii he considered an cs
iH1 part OF hcr duty and her presence win be rern n
e wong dtiies are o with Mrs T. herself Sine win tu re-
q1ife' aiSo oatiend them in their Ks aInlstas = aa
10 see LAT The Po portion OF lime attention Is allotted n,
or recitation nouns Letters postpaid addressIz 10
be Immediately augsdej S' "~A
isn - -2awtt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

R4'REDEKICK A. MAYO, BOOs-BINDEIs foru,
n doors boS TIC Bel IGBeT, respectfully informs te pube
that he SUI carries the Book binding m all its brrnc and
hopes by ms experience Obtain a por;iuu OF
ga'roage Blank Books executed order and PIts Books
Bound to any pattern He aucrs himself th lie has 40 cause
oil making long statement of the STYLE in which
orders he may receive shall be done executed as lime md
generous public, doubt has long before this pected and
proved hS Workmanship IN tit line OF business all events
ne shall al all times be glad r further improvement TO eoIa-
pare the execution of any work will any il same Ike Of
business IN the ctY OF Richmond Or els vhele Oc Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
VALUABLE LAND FOR sAIEE.rS., 90

" .k14O-fbLk4 Il.AND TUX SAIE.-Ttaf VOL
known and desirable Plantation called plcustn hie,do
situated ~ the county Of Amherst belonging TO the essatr o
joel Franklin, ded, and lying ,sa,ers of Pynv river
containing eigh, handred and iorytIee acres This hand a
wen adapted to the culture of tobacco conn., wheat and re-
There Is ON the tract live bundled land and Inc
open land IN good heart IL viii be sold body or IN lots n,
sun purchasers as there settlements sid Land Aary
person on disposed 10 pIrchese, viii shown the r-
muses. oy Roeft W. Carter Hector Atkirnn. iadispat-
oie tie can be made all The leatee5 aygf ,e Orc
annual nsianer with hen SECURE The Is ay1Ints
ne hnProV emens are two dwelling ho,scs one OF diem las
houses with well OF excellent the yard In point cr
heah and situation this land surpassed The unrpc
eouny should The above property be disguised pyals-
FIRST day OF April next, BY TIftiI 81: mr. '
Jan 30 -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

as f;SSRS. 5. Il. MILLS " co. OF New York
~ - has sent me few bundles Of fruit trees for
aale those who DESTROYS OF getting choice peach
apricot and plumb trees will please call Immediately
US the weather IS now fine for setting the1n out
dec II CHARLES ELLIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

riNRuST SALE OF NESsIlOEsS.-By virtue OF derri
oi trust executed to by William Versr beafng dare
t nnh day a August 1871 and d, recorded in the clerks
o1c OF Nooyay county, sba sell Il public AUCTION 10 e
hest bidde r cash, aAcltovay house. an Thurs.tsy
.Ee i2'n Gay Of March n,N TEN NEGROES, many OF
inst sa convey to tho purchaser s title only as is ycsrna
IN me as trustee ktCiAkD;k sCRiLIE, Jr Trustee
1.oa.'N.of ttI WI, TO-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
KsK: NATHANIEL CRANE AND PEYToy

y *. NATHANIEL CRANE AND PEYT0y
1IA CisANE,-Tase notice llal shall on ,le OH 49, AZ
March 1879 beiween the hours Of ten e frenoon aud i've
IN ths afternoon al hns Queen courthouse prceed % ts
IN suit an chacery, depending in the county cut q
Als q IueeT wherein am plaintiff, and you are densss
anu ton BAD wiietbeT, should BE- peYsned from pued
ing on that day shall Peeed The rsi day thereafter when
ne weather VIII permit, at he place. and between, ne
same oif anu cninue fun day day the business
/ ended. PfiuJP Y pt-SJI ts1s@sSSs -
janis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

M II. WILLIAM WAITON,-Sir TAKE notice thar we
II - slai oi Tuesday te ID day Of February nex il fair IL
o tne next tan day. at Mis- Frances Ausead in the ciI
y OF tuierand, between the hours Of o'clock in the lore
on and SIX the afternoon OF the day, proceed 10 tNe
e clos n OF said fTscgs Arliead read as eyideur.
~ s" low depending in The Superior Court OF Law Ir Gun
oand cniny AZ which time and Place yor may a,eud ron
''''A .-Npei- respectfully, JEsSSE 5. ARhi1STEAD.
JAMES a. ARMS lead,
Executnrs OF Jaz. A AImIsead dsS;d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
I!4RNEES' .4ECOL.NJ.

'nr Fnrncrs Accoun,on au3 instructions f.r Oyer
S:crs TO winch Is added, ,hr mode 81 celebrating
intcTes; on Ponds: nakng az Secutors', AdnAlstra-
tors and GutxiiTas Accos''s according tic rules
OF toe Superior ro''rt OF Cbaceiy, founded the
decision Of tilc Court of Appeals
by PlEtssYr Sur, Psr:rSho,r; Ia
just published ind for saie by
Jnn 20 J. Il. NNSH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

TO Planters Of Io6acc0 or James River.
NOTICE is given, al Tobacco Intended inr Shock n
Warehouse, arriving in the Basin. WILL ifdesed be re-
ceIyed i,O tue Fire P.oOf Warehouse subscriber cnii
TIE BASIN and adjoining Shocku, free expense ofrrayag
and receipts granted by The Inspectors ShUSG without &
heT expense 10 the hen called inspection or sam
ng than would occur ii delivered al once into Shor
k Ample insurance has been effected upon al tobacco stored
II the house above named w. l. MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
nEoNsIEUR TONsON y

NJ ONsiFSIR TON6f)N will stand the ensuing s.lSns,
41a at rec tut, near Rcmuona His seson will cOunren
ue INST OF fcbray, and terminate the fast Juy nest he
VIII be LEI To al y dollars tie scasou which w 70
discharged by the payment OF iOdy dollars within the IN
Mares can he insured at seveu five dollars, payable H. Inc
mare shall Prove 10 be IL oa Oie dollar 10 Inc IN
every
The Tree III estate has been leased and well elclo nv
tine suhsct IS Who vii furnish good pas,urage tcf rues
Et9'Is ana 'ane ien IN all mad weather. They can be well
ted II required, at - cents per day
Every desirable arrangement hasbeeu made for the accnn-
mediation NJ mares and Of tie subscribers will give his
constant persona. attentions order they nav s vcil
treated t returned tn heg m good order. The under
's",a cao; BE- responsible r accidents CSApcs; ml VIII
use every eeuion 10 prevent bO;h Monsieur Tonspn
teautiu nay fifteen hams tee inches nigh with black lcgs
name ann tail lie finely niosed exhibiting great pow.
e aud beauty throughout his form Ills blood appearance and
performance cannot be surpassed by any morse ON the cont
nent Fos Fc1sIee, &c. see horse bills.
THOMAS WATSON
FEB ste AHSt.R ROBINSON.
Or The Editors Of the Petersburg Inclgencer win rleasr
insert te a5nye week Tor months; and tire Ftre.
rIoksurI Arena ore week for our weeks and forward eir
accounts This Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

EIRS1SiA: At IIles, hOloeI in CLERKS ofc Of Es,
county, on the sd day of November 1923, Elzaeih
LnGio W liam C'aruet gCHdian OF Macy ElzaIefh ,,ri
K.cFd John Ludlow, plaintiffs, against MARY Ilizabcfh ma
ldchard John iu low, infants Of Richard Ludlow dee Janes
NJ Garnet assigned guardian al nen To defend The I'D H.
itlts, ana idc!a d ludlow, deiendants-Ix CHGsorgy
tne defendant Richard Ludlow, lawn. entered his IN
Tance ana gwen security according the Of asvnf
AID tie rules Of this count, and appearing by satsactov &
Grnce that nc not an inabtanI Of this State thercne on
~ moon OF the plinst is ordered that the said
Richard Lrdo, do aPpear beiore the justices OF the CONF
c'it OF feN On the third Monday in january nss
the bin; aud that copy of this ore be forv;S
IN some newspaper Of extensive circulation rsbis IN r.
Coonwcaih for two months successfully, and that anoS
cory ~ posted at the front door NJ the
A copy. Tesie, ZACH. u CRlTTENDtN, D. tS5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

Nj AVE received by the last packet, splendid
a. \ assortment Il Ladies Waite aud Bluc; s5a,n
and I.as;!Hg SLIPPEBS spegior TO any eyer before
IN the CITY: Also, Gctler!rHs very superior Coat
skin Daucin- pUlPS--with every Other ariicle OF
Boo'SEld Shoes, ofn superior qualify. ian 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

rules held IA thc clerks office OF the court Of the United
States Tor the 5in circuit and eastern district virginia in
the month OF Feh 1873 James Thompson, ard Richard Mutt
and John & Hemdon, executors fEpaphodus Tnnhcrake
Fryns partners OF William Cunningham Co. dclisiN CH,s.
The defendants not having entered their appearance and
given security ACCORDING the court and app,ar,
by satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of the
nte oi virginia INC motion Of the plaintiffs IN their
sell ordered that the said defendants appear 6cre the i
court al the city u Richmond the si Of the next fern
and answer I've plaintiffs b ard hat copy Of this le 10 lr-
with inserted IN newspaper published in the CITY of Rirb
und for two months successfully aud postcd front door
Of The capitol IN the said city.
a COPY Tcsc, RD. JEFFPfTS frt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
THOMAS WATSON,

MY Horse MEDLEY, will stand the c,Isuinp
Iva season, at iny stable in the county of n s.
teriicid, within one mile of Moody tavern, 10 from
Petersburg, and - from Richmond. Terms, &C..
hereafter. W. R. JOHNSON. o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

.NEW GOODS.
THLEGANy' carved tortoise tuck aud sde-colnhs
~ 30 p!aia 60 of Ull sizes
New style cclicocs, ard printed cIruhrics
Jet ind blue-back M1rcol!inc, gros DC naples
and Italian ustrings
Black, blue, and MKT usoad-clohs
CaSsilncrs, sattnotts, blankets, ana variety of
other scasonabe goods, which are offered at reduced
prices. for cash, by HALL NELSON.
Doc 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

NOTiCE.-The undersigned, Trustees of Ander-
~ son s. Woodson, and Anderson, Woodson and
Bggers, respectfully inform such of tire creditors Of
those firms may belong to the first class, that they
propose making dividend on the Goth March next
The creditors alluded to thus designated in the
Deed" First, to pay al moneys deposited with
either ofthesaid partnerships the Of others than
themselves, or borrowed and the money proceeds OF
consignments made to the said Anderson voodson 6,
Biggers. asacors,r emanngint heir hands gari pass
without preference Of one over the other" Creditors
of this description viii therefore present their claims
on or before the 10th day fMarlh next in order that
the amount may be ascorained prior TO the ncriod
when The dividend shall he made
JOHN GARTH,
JOSIAH LEAKE, trustees
Of Anderson, Voodson q, Bipeers
Feb. 9. 90 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
.TOBAFC0


VERY resPec fully take leave to return my partcu-
lar thanks 20 those planters who have bccmso friend
y & 20 lntfus the nanag of their obacco TO me
Us Salesman ut the Public Warehouse. | hope il is
not necessary for me 10 say that my best eXertions
I've been used 20 render re.iera satisfaction | apain
tenuer them the same attention nay more as nv health
trust has5cen rcstorcd.I would here remark to my
friends f0r whom have done business is well IS ma.
ny others for whom hope to be enyaucd that this no.
tee wou-dnot lave been Introduce ucon them but for
The offer o. Mr. Lakeland 10 TO b.in -, at r. same
place rs competitor. Cur friends will please direct
their Tobacco TO the other of,s o. thew NAV see
cause, vi IA VIII save auy thing Ike contention II
Should 10; be expected tiat when there Is fair
COM. t,on IN this way that the inspectors would
iecl themselves III any way Interested, particularly
II tie SAME patronage - extended tothc Warc-housc
rs heretofore by the Planters. Should any poiiac-
c. be directed 10 the Ware house WITHOUT sec;f IN,
any Preference in the Salesman the owner viii re-
co.!cct that he has the right TO choose for himself
even Oh the day ot sale. The situation OF -aIes-
man is in no way connected with any OF the
Other duties of the Warehouse. Consequently.
I - hold alone by the patronage OF the Planters
al" dealers Surely can give TO better evidence Of
my attachment 10 the Interest OF the Planters aud nv
cnHcty to promote their interest than to AIMEE. the
i3.loNing Names composing a-argc majority Of the
! rrncipat buyers, who hoye kindly directed Inc to
g!'e reference to them BY way OF showing their "a
tr.acuon To my mode OF DONG business as Salesman
The particular patronage ofsuch dealers is Wort rc,e
20 the growers OF Tobacco ilam any other evidence
that lave to oferlor such an expression OF thoiI
tecllgs, have our 70 return nv humble :hanks-
Tie Inspectors cpt Tor all Tobacco sent To me viii
he returned TO the owner consequently shall wait Lis
nrccr Tor It's inspection and sale. All-exucrses paid
/. dIrcctct by tue subscribcT-U.lice at the Ware.
L.osc. u. Il. MONTAGUE.
RrrEPtNcr.
Rogers anil Hgyrisop. JvrLe md S;-e,.
,I13. and " ~. GRG4Ii Daniel JY,0yri-E
Stpt jfync & Ga. Ina E,uoc
! Ihos '4ddalS, i'm. Bgrrrn
ina. SisrHG, Chs EiL;s
Kerr. Costie " CO. n. IT, .NoliiUy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

SS ELECT SClfOOL.-My School will he continued the
- ensuing year The course ofhUcton viii embrace tire
Greek and latin Languages Mathematics Arihnctic Ceor
IlPy with the OF Maps and Globes English Gsamrnar
Irg'.h Compositions &c The school will on the
- IN day of Ian 1879, and terminate of Zee follow
ns There viii be vacation Of weeks Commencing on the
The charge for boa tuition, washing lodging and fuel will
be $40 payable half the LIST day June 1879 and die
other hnli on the lst day OF Dec following
Tire discipline Of the school viii be parenal and as much
care aud kindness will be extended boys, onGcd TO my
nucdon, rs % my children. No boy than IL years obi
vii be admitted into the school, unless he shall be pcrsora
known 70 me, T orderly exemplary department. NV resi-
ccucc IS tom the haunis and unornliv o
remarkably healthy II situated in the county OF fo,,s, g
mile, from Richmond end tbc Ike distance iron, Frcrrirk
burg The stage from fredericksburg Gainesville pas i
my residences and that from Richmond to Harrsb, ,vi,b
shor distance Of letters TO NC, should br dircctcJ g.
"Garincr's X Roads, Louisa" WM NELSON IT, "
ian5 -, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Guy @rest, Fegr Of hie TH-giaia aud Iitrmtrs
TS1.lLs.

Ut t"Ey AFett, Ft1r u Ire Tf-yl13d aud IUYlnlTs
BrIts.
Z OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to tn. ladies'
80 and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favcurS and
hopes continuance OF the same; and would thank
inc ladies' sending their silk dresses to have them ia
ken TO pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
to he dyed and finished as We! as az any establish
mcnt III the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
ccssary rs be has suitahle machines 20 finish them if
sent to him IN the situation above mentioned.
Genilcp Irc likewise informed, that he sco,rs
ana renews III colour, coats. panaoons and vests to-
gctcr with Il kinds apparel and frequcsted repairs
them IN the ncatest As usual al kinds of
piece goods dyed and hot or cold pressed; furniture
stufs clcanscd and re-dyed in tho neatcst manner.
y. d. Tickets Will be issued on leaving the Foods
with him, aud requests they Will he presented on ap-
pcation for the same.
II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

VIRGINIA. At rules, holden clerks office of TIN
superior court of chaneery the Richmond d,s,ric
the 2nd day NJ February, 1929: Isaac Vapelssf ~
against Henry Davis & Co. aud Henry w Noncurr mi
john i"onson' 7ufviSing partners OF honcure Robin
q Peasants, DIS.
The defendants Henry Davis g. Co. not bav;u, so,.,.a
their appearance and given security according to the a f
assembly and the rules Of this court and n sposa,ip ~,
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of ihis
eounry IS ordesd hstihe sold defendants do apeay
hee on Che FIRST day Of the june term ind answer die
OIL ol The plaintiff; and that copy This order No fs,
WIN inserted I'D some newspaper published IN tho city Of
hehmnpd Tor two month successfully aud posted A ta
front door Of the capitol In the said city.
copy. Tes,s. WV. G. PENDLEroS G. C.
IL CdesteEieid County Court, 1928 Dee fES nj
tsham Pucket in his proper person. also hiicbs1 Wo,
sham, Sarah Worsham, aud William Worshau, irfan,
children Of Edward W orshan, decd by John Hill ,hs;,
next fiend, eOmplauouts against John Truemap ara
Robeeca his wife, late Rebeccs Worsham which ala
Kobecca is,hc sdmx Of Edward Worshaun decd dgft,
IN CHANoEnY.
This day came the complaipants by counsel md 6l,d
thef b and "a appearing the Satisfaction Of the
court hat the said John Truemau Is not an absnt
---'fHc9x wealth; on the motion Of the eomplainsn,..
- ,rd Monday IN March nest, aud answer The Llll
-, ~ COMPLAINANT md that % COPY 81 this offer be
49, serted or months successfully, in newspaper
published IN the city O., Giclmuod, and anoihcr copy
posted the font door cous-hoUsc OF hs county,
for two successive courts.
rofv, Tcsis,
90 rAHKE FolNDExTEE, c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

a. uRscRIFr.oNs taken ia by The subscriber. 7Gr the
- North American Medical and Suruicul Journal.
publ Led by tire kappa Lambl|AssocG,ion Of tic T.
States.
The high reputation which this Journal has attained,
N ohcr parts Of the Union induces hope that The me-
deal faculty 81 Richmond, viii deem it worthy their
patronage.
Nos. TX, y, N, can be seen Mt the bookstore OF
Jan 10 WIN. ". FITZWHYI SOM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
" hiskcy, SUGAR. sc.

:
y ANDINC; his inolnhlS 20. ST.,
HL 20 Hids 81 p1rior, new crop NeYy Orleans SllaaL
10 do da Old dslu,
a. BIS hc-' .aliinior NhHhyy,
20 Hhds Pennsylvania dit,o
jan y RAiSToN g. Pi.EASANTS.
N Stone
100 bags green cIiiec
100 sides Baltimore sole lcuhlr
100 do DO upper ID
% hhds mo,asscs
pipes genuine Holland giu
90 Chests gmpoWder tea
jan 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

M AN'FED to hire, for tie present year twenty
able bodied negro men, to work i'll tie coal
PitS-ior such' liberal price will be given upon ap-
plcaton to the subscribers on the BASIN
Jan 10 Ct NELSON CARY & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
~ Ersytyen.

S2J EE.F.AIso.
FSiAkE or of my Lu..sc Oh ca...,.a7 LIST V.fTEAT'
IA LEphR GOLD H,i1Cfi,-i,, do,lhie i,ach c.gine
tuT',d case, With cnnon did; Ra Ro;li Liverpool, No
5R5' VII give ihe above reGa,,: TO my Tgr>~ who wil
deliver the vaieh TO TIC in gooL cUldi.,o,
Dec. SI-ts AZ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

JUrh'e H7i Z SI-6T,
Daniel jFu7rirk,
.IH0. .T0uoe,
IL III. B2rrfn,
chs. Ellis,
=. ". Noiliuy,
i. {. PgGndsr,
Tin. ECrg,
IfItchjson & Kerr.
H. Il. Uight d Son
SGml. S. Saunders.
NOV ,rt-ff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

II 'Ha = n 7 ~ -
Rogers anil Hay}'isop.
JG3. and ~ ~. GHGufi,
!Scp't, jryiBc & Ga.
Ihos. 4MmS,
Jn0. Siswari,
Kerr. Cosirie g. CO.
Gris, md Pankcy,
Go. l.. SaapSoa,
n. PeiiicoiuS and &c.
j. .NGr.r s. Son,
u iitjdn's & CriRgan,
y. ~. Vinfyrc.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12
From the Salem Gazette.
REPRESENTATIVES,

There is a general complaint among the
people of this Commonwealth, that our Rep
resentatives in the General Court are too
numerous. There can be no doubt, that
this complaint is just. | believe that one
hundred, or at most, number not exceed
ing one hundred and forty, would represent
all the local and general interests of the
people much better than they are now rep
resented by much more numerous body.
The citizens generally are impressed with
this opinion; yet to alter the constitution
to meet their wishes upon the subject, will
be attended with much difficulty. Every
town has some, who calculate upon seats in
the Legislature, and never will consent to
any measure which will destroy their future
prospects for holding these places. At the
present time, Representative, from the
crowd of the house, may free himself from
all responsibility as to the doings of the
Legislature, and yet have the honor and
receive his pay for being member of that
honorable body.
A majority Of the present members very
well know, that if the Commonwealth should
be divided into one hundred or one hundred
and forty districts for Representatives, they
will never more be intrusted with the duty
Notwithstanding the people desire thi.
change, their object will ever be defeated b,
their own agents, unless public odium anc
disgrace should fasten permanently upor
those, who refuse their assent to measure
so conducive to the good of the Common
wealth.
If man represent seven or eight thou
sand inhabitants, the number of member
would be so limited, that he must act, an,
act too with good sense and sound discre
ton, or he would lose the confidence ant
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12
From the Boston Adrertiser.
FRANKLIN.

N. ENGLAND CoTToN FAcToRIEs.-No. 9.
The high credit in which factories and
their owners stood few years since, led to
a general and ruinous mistake, which has
directly and indirectly been the cause of
most of their subsequent misfortunes. IT.
encouraged new enterprises and adyen-
turers, as well corporate as individuals, went
beyond their means. They accepted the
credit, so literally offered, and depended
wholly on it, for carrying on their works.
If an establishment was projected which
would demand permanent investment Of
100000, that sum only was raised-and
when they began they could operate very
we'll without more. Consequently manu-
facturers became large borrowers at the
banks-mills were multiplied--and an undue
proportion of bank accommodation was re-
quired ;-and when money was scarce, their
claims interfered with the individual ac-
commodation of others.
The delusive opinion that sudden wealth
would flow from new establishments vanish
ed-and many proprietors, as well as the
public generally, did not know, till expert
ence taught them, that however profitable
their factories were destined ultimately to
be, it must be several years after they be-
gan, before they could create a working
capital and commence dividing profits. 1t
became necessary to prolong the loans,
which both borrower and lender, at the
time, intended should be but for n short Pc
Rod The public naturally became susp-
cous of latge b0rrowers-and the necessity
of continuing the loans created doubts OF
the solidity Of the establishments. The dis
pleasure Of the anti-tarif gentlemen fell OH
them, and the cry went abroad that there