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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-18
FARM FOR SALE-

GaEA EN- Shrewsbury, two miles south.
fESF n east ofthe Old, and one mile east
laRaM3 of the New Meeting House, contain
d'-a@lslR.- ing ll5 acres Of Pastnrage Nov
Land, and Tillage two thrifty Wood lots an
Orchard. producing large quantity Of creel-
lent Fruit watered with never-failing streams
and springs large House, newly finished,
congcnient for one or two families Barn, CT
der Mil, Creamery, and other Buildings. It's
situation is pleasant, and The scenery beautiful.
For farther information, inquire Of tho sub
aeribes on tho premises.
JONAS HASTINGS.
VsfsssF y M
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-18

-, y orcesier IS : Probate Office, Jan IS. 1870
10 NE Heffs q TlmoTHY UNDKRwooD. late Of
N,torthborough, IN said Co,nay, deceased, and 10
al others concerned IN The Estate Of soid deceased
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28
Rte1gtepot1U SGaUag.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY rs. Is2o.
/" FREE TRADE. n

" we iBtreat the close attention Of the country
reader, to he paper from Bells Weekly Messenger
Oh the present state of Trade in England, and Tie
catses which have produced its depression. If (as
we know TO be the fact some of our readers are
arde mt advocates Of the Gree Trace" system, We
more particularly solicit their perusu Of the paper
alluded TO. We doubt not the abstract trub of the
philosophy Of Free Trade; We doubt not that if one
great people, acknowledging the sway Of the snine
goyeiument, possessed the Earth, that tie uures-
tfcted intercourse of each part w't every other part
would condGce 10 the advantage Of the whole BIZ.
the couhteraclng principle is found III the actual
condition, and the internal difference Of policy Of
different nations. When one nation reClses to n,i,n
tie products Of another, that other deprived of her
market, is compelled in self defence to exclude her
from hers III turn, ard it for the exclusive be-
nefit OF her own citizens England refusing to take
the ines and silks of France forces France in sor
defence to reject her woocns and cutlery, and by
rearing these manufactures at home to provide there
that market for her silks and wines, which she has
lost i'll England Both parties may be losers by the
game, yet if one rgW play it, the other must. Such
is precisely, the condition 81 things with ENGLAND
and the Z. States. The whole world indeed. has
been forced by the tarrapin policy of England. to
encase themselves within the defensive armor
The worst Of it is, that England if DESTROYS, could
not creep out Of The shetland while she kccps with
in hers, the rest Of tic world riust also keen within
theirs How impudent thing is it IN her, TO com.
plain OF American restriction! And hoE extraogdi-
nary is il, that American SatosmeH4Ibuld wish tho
u. States to receive British manufactures witbou,
duty or limitation, when not even tanned squirrel
skin can be carried hence into Great Brtainl
Bells Weekly Messenger possesses a very hiph re-
putation, and TO the best Of KNOWLEDGE, was six
months ago, al advocate Of Free Trade"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28

\ friend at Washington, cncloscs US Me-. Southard.
answerto Dir. Watkins letter, soliciting him to sus
tain his (Woikins) statements made in MS letter TO
Harris, the Navy Agent. pleased the correspon-
dent ofthc baltimore Republican Whom circurnsan-
strongly indicate to be Amos Kendall, tho HIca.
ven born to suppress Mr.. Southardsrnswcr, while
be carefully supplied, oil other parts Of the corrcspon.
dence. Mr.. Souhards letter sach az was to have
been expected from him, & therefore Amos suppressed
1t. The "namby pumby' correspondent Of the Enqu-
rcr that proficient ia "twaddlo" blamed Sir Southland
fof not publishing. Watkins letter Of confession to
him! What idea tia. Egs,ollrian must have
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28

To the reader the above narrative and leIrr may ar,ear
Snewha confused bat wishing stick possible
Use original We have gwen as it has been supplied In
explanation may i've necessary observe that II was M the
absence al the boats that oLeved mandate of the
pirate, that the murder Of the four persons before
le nairenent Of Captain Crawford, plumber of the
Admiral Beubow, peTpeta,ed The the pirate
consisted OF persons of all nations from variety OF nr
perry OF every description with which was laden was
Conectued that she has been length Of time counr;t;
CONGREGATIONS in these diminishing. .lLondnu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28

"T'poddie."-Wc have only guess who the cor
respondent Of the Enquirer at Washington may be-
but we may Judge from what lie says he ovght to
be- no "iawnInS sycopban" Yet ifthc mask were
stripped OIL we wonld wager, that this cpisolarian
would stand confessed ~ all who know him, regu-
lar great nan hunter, and one who has been for Sc
verol years, toad cater TO the Hero. Strange as it
ought to be considered there are such men even in
TINS RepHb'ic' who like the bird called the Parasites
follow great men to catch little consequence from
TIC association, and oro content to barter the dipny
OF republican freedom, foi the reward Ola great mans
smile or great mans favor or invitation to dinner
~ THIS crew, suspect TINT Cen Incksnn has rnorc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28

Tod @ would not permit us TO keep up the figure sggss
y e dIdsiie IL found IN high northern laiitudcs It's
MODE % subsistence is follows II keeps constant eoupanywil
VIZ lager marine buds and when these IN the air obey theea
"auie te parasite which always flies below them catches
I've eNccment falls with Sailors shreWd.
Named the bard after the parasite man-and do not
spw' whether tie the bird parasite, IS honoured
~ he comparison.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28

LV GREE" and Gov. Giies.-Tbe former Of these
worthless Is re'pnblishlng (ior the second time wo
believed through the Telegraph, Gov Giles "Ploin
MoucrS OF foct-Ondeniod and Undcniablc"-
n''eo originally III the Enquirer of this town, some
t"eiVe 'non'hs ago. What his Excellency calls sun
o'se' ana undenloble," has been confitcd over and
over ohcal'y and inoficiayi but the more conclu.
So the reio'a0n, tho stronger the necessity for ro-
Pealpg TIC coiuinny 10 make it be believed. Keep
throwing mud and some oft will stick at lost, even
upon the polished surface OF Paran marble. Ills FIX
coh"n'y and Du0 are we'll apprizcd Of this tru,il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25
From the Democratic Press
LOOK TO The APPOINTMENTS
q Judge ofMe Tree bQ is Fruii,

Judge ofthe Tree BY is Fruit'."
Is the Mr.. Dayton-the son of Jonathan
Dayton, E.q. Of Burr Mennry-who has been
appointed Postmaster in ~ jersey, TO the ex-
clu-ion OF Man Of the Revolution IS he, this
Mr. Dayton the same son of Mr.. Jonathan Day
ton who was an aid-de-camp Of AARON BURR ?
What are the people to think OF this appoint
ment and Of the appointment of Mr.. SWaTficOut,
To the b st office ia the Union What can they
ihink-what ought they to think-to what CON
clnson should they come in reference TO the
Chief Magistrate who makes such appoint
menis Can they acquiI him of all connection
with the reasonable pro)ncts, which in 1907
secured the active interpositiun of Thonas
Jefferson, and shook the Union 10 its centre
who in 1907 ever exp, eted TO live 10 see the
appointment 10 office of hose who, at that time,
were arraig,ed as Traitors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25
From The National htei,igencsy.

i'ai' LA Il AT AIN y fOhl MAHON.
q Our readers have seen the report in circulation
OF "a fracas between the crews of national vessels
of the United States and France, at Port Ma.
hon, on the Mediterranean. We have been
panied 10 find the story circulating without
contradiction. that an officer of the French
Navy had been murdered or'ossqsSiaattd. by the
American seanen. In the very miIdcst form
ofthe story, all the blame of the rencontre was
thrown upon our brave countrymen.
We are glad 10 be enabled 10 disabuse the
public mind, by inserting the following, said TO
be faithful account Of the affair, which we
have translated from French paper. We are
happy, 10 addition, to be able TO state, that the
affair is well understood by the two govern
ments, and is not likely 10 produce, as seems
TO have been feared. any unhappy effect on the
nela,ions between the two governments.
Translated from lie Semaphore," MarseiUe,
Journal, Of March 2i, 1929
oecUaREseEs ar M,uos.--Some distressing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25
ITEMS.

Neao York Races.-The four mile
purse was taken by Betsey Ransom, beating
Ariel and Splendid in two heats. The tunning
was very fine, both heats being closely con.
tested.
Sld0e TTade-It is estimated by in.
telligent persons a, Rio, that in the course of
the year 1923, forty thousand slaves we're
brought from Africa to Brazil In consequence
Of the determination OF the Emperor of Brazil
TO suspend the importation of slaves entirely al.
ter the present year, extraordinary efforts we're
continued to be made by the traders to avail
themselves Of the existing privileges. The
demand for specie Tor the purchase OF slaves,
mad consequently been very great, and this IS
one OF the reasons assigned for the continued
depreciation of the currency of Brazil
e Saratoga Udter.-The last number OF
Sliliman's Journal mentions an interesting fact
IN relation to the Saratoga water From ac-
tual experiment, ii appears that the water OF
the Congress Spring contains portion VI To-
dine, the presence of which, the Professor ra.
,ional'y concludes, adds TO the efficacy OF
The du'd. especially in scrofulons affections,
Fancy an Names. One would think
The reading OF newspapers in Providence, IL,
~ had no touch fthe " Military Chicftan,'
IN composition ; as we find one If their journaa
has the name OF the Cadet and another thato
the Su6@Hern- both very good papers, By the
Iye..
Lore, Law and Murder.-In com
mon cases Of disappointed affection, il has
been usual for the afflicted swain to draw q
cord round his neck swallow an ounce Oh
iaudannm, OF send pistol bullet through 1's
BRAINS. Matters are ordered differ entity o.
late. One Hezekiah WILDER was recently
tired in the Supreme Court of Rhode Island
for discharging gun loaded with ball into the
chamber where a young woman slept W
whom his addresses had been rejected, VIA
intent to commit murder. The JURY return
ed verdict of guilty, and the criminal "s'
sentenced 10 pay fine Of fifty Dollars and os
imprisoned for three months Perhaps ha1
the intended murder heen fully commltfd'
,he price OF the poor girls life might nave
been assessed at twice the. sum
Terrible ITO get in the debate'
OF the British parliament on ,he Catholic ques
ton, the editors Of the alias, Ga weekly news
paper published in London) have issued
punted sheet of twice the usual size OF tha
emo u'ous paper. embracing Mirty-egh Sq'd'
rect " paper, aud as auch matter, because @
ne small type used. as is contained in three Of
dinory octaro rolumes
Leg'slotice Dignity.--Tn the Penn
sylvan,a Legis,atur member brought in
Resolution 20 purchase ono COPY of Webster
Dictionary Tor The use of de members-ano
'her offered 10 amend by inserting two cope
= ihlIc proposed to add 100 Gobb's spelling
books Tor the use of the members, and aio"Eiu
to adh ten copies of Bibles with ConcoF'
ance.f The origina! resolution was nega''
| ed.
queer Iaste.---A writer in Pha--
oe'Phia paper IS very anxious that every rem .
sioms denomination should tie represented "
| ne HouSe Of Refuge. IL a short time he my
carry ms ho'ions OF Representative prineip'''
Glo the State Prison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25

Wyihe-( corrected) John r. Mathews sic,
Henley Chapman 437, Gordon Cloyd 1l2.
James r. Preston 1872, WIN. Oglesby 2G0, Jas.
IIoee ".
Rerkleg-Philip c. Pendleton 900, Elisha
BOYD 205, VIM. MAYOR 1873. VIM. Donaldson
1875, Cromwell Orrick SO, Wm. Seym more 90,
Moses I Hunter %.
Chesferfeid--( G0rreeted) John ". Jones
352, b. w. Leigh 30, Sampel TAYLOR 2i5. w.
n. johnson 226, WIN. b. & les l49, w. S.'Ar
cher ga VIM. Old 80, Branch T. Archer II.
King IL Q,teen.--John Roane 100. Richard
Morris lOl WIN. p. Taylor ~, Wm. II. Roane
So John Games sc, James NJ. Garnet 80 J.
H. Upshaw 81, Wm Garnelt q, Charles Hill
IL
Matthews Thomas Il. )oynes li6. Thomas
r. Yea,man a., Severn l.. Parker 10, A. Z.
Upshur II. H. BiIups e, Calvin II. Read "a,
Thomas NJ. Bailey 90.
Thomas Il. Joynes 100 Sc
vern T. Parker 100. A. L. Upshur %, Thomas
r. Yeatlnan 80, Calvin II. Read 81, Hum
phrey Bhups 80, Thomas NJ, Bayiey ~, Dr.
Christian 9.
Prince George J. Y. Mason 1873, Francis
F.. Riyes l2l . L. Rufin 100, B. Harrison 81
Tlezyant 80, Austin Claiborne %, J. Cargl
81, Richard Eppes 10, J. Urquhar Is, }. Ma
son IL, A. Smith 9, Carr Bowers 6, j, HoIle
man o.
Ne@ Ksnt-John b, Clopton l66, John MIR
shall 49, VIM. Chgmberlayne AL John Ty
Ter CO. p n Nicholas Al, John Robertson IL,
B. Basset IL, Robert Saunders 6.
LewiS--( Two precincts heard from John
NcWhorter 2e6 l.. S. Duncan 1913. Nv s.
Jackson us, J. Laidley l05, T. Taverner 80,
Adam See %. Lewis Summers Ia
Norfolt county-L W. Tazewe loo. Joseph
Preniis l67, Saml Cornick III, Roller, b. lay.
Tor l06 George Loyal 80, A. Emmerson 50,
T. II. Baker IL, John Cornick l6. Mordecai
Corke 8, VIM. Maxwell .. r. II. Baker l.
THsr--P. Doddridge l27, Saml. Sprigg Do,
Is,ael Nrcklen 100, c. S. Morgan 90, f. NJ.
Wilson 40. 4 6. Brown 81, A.. Campbell l6, A.
Nlci can II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25

From the Paine'Uilie (Ohio) Telegraph. Nay D.
Bfes,iHgs Of Reform. Our village last week
was thrown into a CONSERVATION BY the arrival
of a circular order from, the Chief Of the Engi.
neer Department at Washington, To their agent
here. suspendiBg his further operations upon
the Ilafbor at the mouth OF Grand River, aud
commanding an immediate dlsebarg. of all the
sub agents and hands employed ON that inpof
tant work. II is understood also thai all sim
liar works upon the shore of Lake Erie, for the
completion OF which Congress has made ample
provision has received the same quieius. What
tine object o. this procedure is, or whether
the works will be again resumed during the
present reign. II is impossible 20 determine
just nov. But it is certain, ifths suspension
should continue for any length of time, great
loss tpihe country must inevitably eDsue, arising
from, the unfinished state OF the work, aud the
large quantity OF materials now on hand.
From the Gardiner (Maine) ChronioIe)
We understand that Major Grant, the agent
for removing the half tide rock, from the Mar.
rows. in the river below us, has received or
ders from head quarters, requiring him TO sus-
pend all further operations, aud 10 return his
papers, &c. TO Washington. II is greatly 10 be
hoped that the Government do not intend TO
put stop 10 the improvements in the naviga-
ton Of this river authorized by the laws Of Com
gress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25

Besides S90s Sos los Cos sos; dos; 25s
20s lSs and los.
In the above splend'd scheme, those 1875
Tickets, having one only of the drawn mum
bers on, and that one, the last drawn from the
wheel, will each (ii whole ,cket) be entitled
TO an elegant copy Of Hume, Smoet aud Bis
seti's England, in nine Octav" Volumes, On
superiine paper, each volume emheiIished by
an historical engraving. executed in the high
ests yle of the art in America. deliverable az
either Of the Offices ofthe managers on pr essen.
tat;on of the prize tickets--but if a share (of
the managers) it will be paid as cash prize
OF SlS
Tickets $40, Halves SIS, Quarters 2 90.
For sale al the ever fortunate Office OF
by. HEWSON.
May Is
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Goochl1na on Monday last.

In Ne,0 hc,lf. Alr. Clopton received euerg
cote dnt ONE. The vote in the whole District
is as follows:
Marshall r407, Tyler 3l6 Clopton os7. Mich
olas 27l Chamberlaync 1913, Tazrwell g, Ro-
berison lOl, Bassett IL, Saunders 25. Semple 2.
Elizabeth Cry, Williamsburg, Charles City
anu Richmond yet to come in. Charles City
vQfed yesterday -isichmoDa votes to-day.
Th" vote in The Vhote District I.nudoun {. Fair
fax stands thus, according 10 the last accounts.
j Monroe BIS; G + Mercer All; WIN. Fl. Fitz.
hugh 39s; Il, II. Henderson 1877 Nv. T. T. M
son 800; c. Powell, 10 SO that Messrs. Mou,oe,
Mercer, Fiizhugh and Henderson are elected
from that District.
Loudoun District.
The Alexandra Gazette of Tuesday morn
ing gives the following as the state of the Polls
III FGirtnr county about 4 o'clock, on Monday
Cuipeper john 5. Barbour 592 John Ma
crae 900, John Scott ISL, Judge w. Green
Alb, John ShacSeiord 22l, Ward 2l6 luna
Horner l59.-[ From a LeHer-: Green,
Barbour, Scot and Macrae doubtless will be
elected-thai is he Impression on the minds of
every person.
Powhaton-Wm Old 1877, Jno. w. Jones
40, w Leigh loo. WIN. B Giles Of, SAINT
Taylor So. VIM. S. Archer 50, B. L. Archer
7S, w. X. johnson l., I. Miller O.
Desperate deed We regret TO record n
melancholy catastrophe which happened in
this place last Friday afternoon. 10 the fore.
noon ofthat day, aqaarrel arose near the RI
yer, between dohn VI. Jones, a Young man of
Lynohhnrg. and George II amilton of Rock.
bridge, and short fight was the Consequence.
Jones mnedialely came into the main street
borrowed gun, and loaded it, expressing his
determination TO shoot Hamilton, though the
person from whom he borrowed the gun had
no idea that he intended 10 commit the rash
act. When he returned to the river. Hamil-
ton was in boat, with two other individuals
and anticipating Jones's purpose, begged him
NOT 10 IRE His entr les, however. had
no effect. Jones fired, and the con,ent. o,
the gun were lodged in the heart OF his victim
Hamilton folded his arms for an INSTALL, fe
into The water, and expired Immediately
Jones. then. with dirk in hie hand. pulled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25
From The N y. Com. Adv,,tiss,.


The Hartford Post ODics-Oliyer Ellsworth
Williams, Esq. who was depuIed by the people
OF Hartford to accompany Mr. Norton to
Washington and procure rehearing of his
case. and, if possible, his restoration 10 the of
fee from Vi ych he was removed after serving
q single day only. returned from the capital
yesterday. with Mr. Norton. When they went
On to Washing on, they took letter from our
par icu lar iniln rutial friend of the Evening
Post mud of course the application was unsuc-
cessful The plain facts in the case are these
When the embassy reached Washington,
Mr.. Norton WAS treated with distant cnoncss,
and his application rejected. With the aid of
his counsel. he then prepared an appeal to the
public, and Vlndication OF himself from the
situations made against him, aud demanded
It's publication, in Mr.. Gen. DUFF Greens Tele
granh, Esq The statement, and the resolute
determination of Mr.. Norton 10 publish il, was
he signal for parley. Mr.. Norton's former
friends began 10 smile upon him once more.
4 negotiation ensued. Nr Norton IVES patted
on the back, and promised another Office if he
would lie still. tie Withdrew his appeal Aud
mosI magnanimously wrote a note to MIR. Gen.
DUFF Green, Esq. disavowing and dsclaiming
and disappearing of the conduct of his friend
who came all the way from Hartford TO serve
him. On the whole, this is beautiful piece Of
business Much as every decent man in Hart
ford dislites Mr.. Niles, we think they may as
well cut Mr.. Norton adrift. Thus il appears
as we said originally that there is not two cop
pers to choose between them Shake them in
bag together aud we know not which would
come out first.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25

The Telegraph admits that the administration
are opposed to the protecting system, but ac-
cuses Mr.. Clay of being the cause. -" f(Says
{ he Editor) Mr.. Clay was SINCERE in the sup
port of that interest, he would GOT now seek to
array against it the orewsig ht of the admin.
istration." What are we 10 conclude from this
unusually silly sentence2 We can see but one
inference which il warrants, and that is that the
administration are SO personally embittered
agairst Mr. Clay thatthe ouiy consideration
which will induce them to support the protect.
ing system, is the withdrawal of Mr.. Clay
from It's support. By continuing TO sustain it.
we are led by the Telegraph to suppose, that
Mr.. Clay will " array against il the whole
weight of the adminislrai on." They must be
great statesmen, and still greater pat' lots, who
will suffer personal hatred thus 10 carry them
into course of administration hostile to the
expressed wishes and known interests OF the
people whose agents they are. And he must
he very sagacious editor, and worthy of snch
AN administration, who openly ayows that sue b
is the ground OF their actions. Nat Jour.
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THE VIRGINIAN.
LYNCHBURG. NAY 25,- 1929.
CONVENTION VOTE.

We have yet received complete returns from
two districts which We subJoin.-As soon as
the elections shall have terminated, we shall
nnh1i sh a fIIl list Of The mem bers returned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25
PUGILISM.

Our town readers know, that during the
week OF ihe Newmarket Races, a pugislc en-.
gagement took place on the race course, be-
tween two individuals. for a considerable sum
OF money, and that The intended fight was a
matter OF public notorieiy for several DAYS he
Tore ittook place, We are authorised and re-
quested, by the commonwealth attorney for
the county ofPrince George, To state, that il
became his duty, IN accordance with the die
'ates OF his own conscience, aud al the earnest
So"o'ailon OF many of the magistrates and a
number OF The most influential ctizens ol Prince
George, II bring this case before the grand IL
~ AZ Vie last term Of the court OF that county
ana that The grand jury not only presented the
principals ia this outrageous proceeding, bat
ALSO all those who appeared TO be parties there,
10, or accessories therein.
as The Editors of the Richmond Compiler
nave thought proper 10 publish this affair. il
Is hoped they will also copy the foregoing no.
uce ofh sPetersbug Old DomiH.ou.
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the President and Creea Agent on Tho subject
We have 10 doubt similar Instructions have, OF
vii be given, TO The Agent for The cherokess,
Recorit1.