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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09

J. Tus, Holden iu 81 cir-s Office " the county court Of
a KIM Queen. .e G'l Of Otoher 1873: Php T. Pel-
de'on, pl' agonst "atau.e. Crane and pct Crane, ds
J. tHAsCfEY.
The dcim'aw r'' having entered their appearance aud
efrp 'riJ frcorr-r 1 Oi assembly and tire rules
avs cpr aud apTaaiH y satisfactory evidence, that they
m,abant oi Stale; 50l.tld rsfc defendants
appear hec Gee second AOuiv go Jautary nest and
answer te u. Of t pf if and thai copy Of his order be-
DUuth m'crd r sonc sraprr published n hc city ~
Eer0ud, TO- two -11ti GIVE aud posted a me 1r
tfos oi ise cot i-i.ov-o 10 ;Ic stid coful-.
'r CIV Ieje. bCHtKl FOILABD, j- .. O.
iEBAi"--J hc sri'-cri5cT he, 81 Lond, ond vii he
w constantly swlicd With Meal of superior quality
ip va of ? hs. cacl, Intended for families end fur
nishcd q the 0westInarfot price, any orders address
cd 10 Dr.. Sail. ilcaslil or myself VIII be attended
20. WV. J. CT fRKE.
Dss 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09

M AS committed, runaway, the jail Of ROck6ridge
w the 10Th day of Sept past muatio boy who SAYS
his name is NICHOLAS WEIR, aud that he is ee-born but
bound until lie is of age Mr. Wioughby of county Of
NELSON Said hoy IS about rs II years OF age feet
or 10 inches high of Eight complexion; his clothing so bad
Tat they cannot be decrbe he has marks can OBJ.
seye The owner any, required apply for him. or he
viii we dealt with asree.Dy law.
CORNELIUS DORNIAN Tailor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09

HlkGlNlA: At rules, holden in the clerks ofies ar a.,
superior court Of chancery the Richmond dis,,r,
the lst day Of September, 1928 Mary o. Wiliiamson
John BAH and Lucy his wife, Robert Williamson al
SOPHIA Sneed, pits against Elizabeth Mann exix of
Joseph Mann, dec who was ex'or of William BreedIovs
DEC ana john H. Williamson, James C.. Williamson Rcb
ara Evans and Lucy his wife, John W and EIizabet,
ms wiic LtteberTy Wade and Sophia his wife, ind John
lie luJer and Jane his wife, which said John B. Jane.
C sophia aud Jane children Of Mary o. Williamson.
ana Lucy Davis, Daniel Davis John Davis. Madison
Davis, and VIM Davis, John w. Simpson and Ann his
WIFE, Henry Chids aud Sophia his wife, David Brown and
Lucy his wife, Benjamin Rust Fanny his wife and
Agnes Davis, which said Daniel, John, Madison William
Aon' Sophia, Lucy, Fanny and Ages are children az
Lacy Davis dec James williamson, Thomas Williamson
George williamson James Oliver and Elizabeth his wife
and Philip Gully and Campbell his wife, which James
homas George, Elizabeth and Campbell are children of
Ann Williamson, dec. dts.
The defendants James C. Williamson, Lit,leberrv
Wade and Sophia his wife, John L. Turner md Jane his
VIE, David Brown and Lucy his wife, Jane W iamson
lhomas Williamson, George Williamson, and Philip
"oIy and Campbell his wife, not having entered their
appearance ADD given security according to the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court aud appearing bv
satisfactory evidence, that they inha bants Of this
conntry IS ordered that the said defendants do
mere on the FIRST day Of The tcim and answer the bill
oi the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order he forthwith
inserted ~ some newspaper published in the city n Rich
onn Two months excessively, and posted at the front
DOOR "i the capitol, in the said City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09

VIRGINIA.; AZ rules, holden in the clerk, oase. m ar
superior court Of chaneery for the Richmond a,s,,
me Itn day OF july 1928 John Enroushtv and nt.,s
vi. MS wies WIN was Martha NJ. Robertsoo. A ,.h.s
Robertson, adm'or Of Nancy NJ. Robertson, who 80.
Nancy Nj Booker Joseph Scott and Caroline NJ hi, VIII.
ana 1ohn Robertson mud Esab beth his WIFE pit. aga;,,
Ehzaoeth Booker Elk Of William NJ Booker dees...s
noeker' illia, r. Egglesou, Of Thomas Booker
deceased Armisead r. Townes John Booker William II
Eggeston III his own right John S. Booker. md Jahn
iowhes' admor Of James Tcwnes, deceased. DDS
- 'he defendant John L. Townes. ahmcf nj J.n..
ownes dec not having entered hts am, .vs
security according to the act Of assembly aud tho ruler of
s COURT ana u appearing by evidence Thai
I've Is NOT an inhabitan Of this country; il ia ordered
the SAID defendant do appear here tho FIRST dav or ,h
'sn ana answer the hill Of the PLAINTIFFS and ,ha,
copyoths order be forthwith inse i'm some ~.
pooshed in the city of Richmond 70 two months
said city. F'' u" '"e
o5 copy. Tesc. VIM. G. PESpIEroS. g..
tiH"NlA: AT rules holden i'm the clerks oAscs of ,h.
superior court OF chanccry for the Ricbmond d,trie,
me 'h day ofJuy, 1923: John Forbes E. executor of
tue iast VIII and testament Of William L. Myers dec. pit
dsdus James Scott, exor OF John Leslie, mi
his sueties James Sbiphard, William Mckenzie David
barclay samuel Irving and James b. Scott, dts.
ne scife iacias awarded in this executed
"n the defendant Samuel Irving, and he having
MS appearance and given security according the of
assembly ~ the rules of this nd appearing salts
factory evidence that he is contrv
u ordered, that the said appear ON the
mrs. uay oi the next term aud shew against the
revival sought by the said process and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted i'm published
IN the city OF Richmond for months csvcly and
posted nj the front door Of the capitol in the said CITY
Of copy. Teste, WIN. G. PESDLEroN, c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09

Vlf"iNlA: Al rules, holden tie cerks Office of the
superior court Of cha merry rr ,hs Ln,ord Sis,s
the 9'h day Of August, 1923: William Stokes, pl,
against Soinue Elan and Elizabeth his wife, Allan D.
"le'ca", WIN. Williamson, James Jones, William Ro.
beTtson, jr. aud Thomas Bate dts
ne defendants Samuel Elan, Elfzatetb his wife
no, having entered their appearance aud given security
10 'ne hoi OF assembly and the rules Of this court,
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that ,bev arc
OF this country; is ordered that the said
neSndanS 90 appear here the first day the next term
% s"oI me o 81 the plaintiff; md that copy Of this
~ VIC cy OF Richmond, for months cessively ana
~ the front door OF the capitol in the mid city.
% q copy Tese, WIN. G.. PENpIEToE. O. e.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

In Sutton, May &c, Sarah Putnam, daughter
of Mr.. Aaron Putnam, aged IL years Her
death was caused by her clothes taking fire
from candle. She expired in about 10 hours
after the accident az Connecticut are
requested to insert this death.
In Marlborough, April 80, Mr.. Joseph Sc
yer, aged 70. Mr.. Sever was soldier in the
revolutionary war, and a pensioner of the Unit
ed States
In Sterling, April 3, Mr.. Oliver Fairbank,
aged II.
In Grafton, (ohio) Stephen Sibley, ESQ,
aged 20, formerly of Massachusetts,.
In New Bedford, Mr. Thomas S. Swain,
merchant, aged 30.-Mr. Russell Shearen,
aged 57.-Miss Sylvia Taber, daughter of Mr.
Nathan Taber, aged &c.
In Wiretown, IN. J) Mr.. Peter Holden,
aged sc.
In Middlebury, (Vt.) at the poor house,
recently, George Sparrow, an Englishman,
aged 46. This unfortunate individual was
by his own confession, one of Thistlewood's
coadjutors, engaged in what was called the
"Cato street conspiracy" which was ma
tured in London some ~ years since; and
had for its object the murder of the British
Ministry. The plot, as understood from
the public prints at the time, went only to
assassinate the kings ministers while at
dinner at the Earl of Harrowby's, and thus
obtained reform in the Parliament, but
according to Sparrow's account, other and
wide spread mischiefs were contemplated
by the conspirators. Several of the traitors
were arrested at a stable in Cato-street,
(which was their uniform place of meeting,
and executed. George with two or three
others, narrowly escaped on board of a ship,
and reached Quebec. At that place re-
wards were soon offered for them; but
George saved himself by coming into the
States. He has fingered out a miserable
life here, being much of the time disorder
ed or supplied by ardent spirits. He was,
however, man of excellent natural powers,
possessed singularly retentive memory,
and had an almost ineXhaustible fund of in
Observation-Disclosures paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

! As Mr.. Samuel Blake of Warwick, was cross
ing Miller River in Athol, on Friday last, witt
a wagon and six horses, part of the bridge
| gave way and fell into the river Only one o.
the horses was killed.
On the 9th inst. the Canal Collector at AL
bany received $3507 for tolls, being $1,000 more
| than was over collected in one day at the same
office.
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal will
be DaVIgable by the first of July. The deep
cut on this canal is said to be one of the great
est works of human skill and ingenuity in the
world the greatest perpendicular of which is
upwards of rs feet, the whole length four
miles, and over the deepest part bridge of
one arch Is thrown, with a span of $50 feet
CATHOLICS IN Missouri. The Home Mis-
sionary of March, says that the Jesuits are
making rapid strides in that part of the coun-
try. Large contributions made by the
Professionals, or those who have been educated
as such, to build chapels, nunneries, &c, and
many are sending their children to Catholic
schools, and the Jesuits are sending forth their
young priests missionaries.
DONALD MCDONALD. This veteran oceu-
pant Of alms-houses, jails and houses of correc-
ton, was again, yesterday afternoon, sent to
the house OF correction for his usual crime,
drunkenness, for the term of six months. Dom
AID, II MS lie be prolonged until the 18th Oct.
next, will then have attained the age of 10Y
years His step appears remarkable firm, not
withstandng his debauched hfe-BoStOn Pat.
Gardeners London Magazine says, We are
sorry to observe that the practice of pinching
off potatoe blossoms is not generally adopted, as
the produce would thereby be increased.
correspondent has found from experience that
the crop is not only increased, but is much
better in quality and wishes us tn direct the
attention of our readers TO the practice, which
we hereby do, fully convinced ofits Importance"
A Mrs. Donney Of Warwashing, Ulster
county, IN. W ON The 9Th ult found bears
cub in the woods, and Selling it by the throat
to prevent its biting and muffling it so that its
cries could not be heard by the old one, she
bore it home in triumph.
A VERMONT Transfer, it is said, trans
ports a load of five tons from Boston to Yer
mont with a single pair of horses. The
wheels of his wagon are s or 9 feet in di-
ameter; there are no axles under the body
of the wagon, but strong beams pass across
above the load, and from each end of these
two timbers descends, one on each side of
the wheel, to which the short axies that
pass through the hubs are fastened. The
body Of the vehicle is suspended from the
upper cross beams, and the weight of the
load comes nearer the ground than in other
wagons.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03
WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1929.

GOVERNORS SPEECH. We this day present
our readers with the Speech oc Governor Lin
coin to the Legislature of the State at the COM
mencement of the current political year. AL
though it partakes of the prolixity which has
become the prevailing characteristic of Execu.
tive communications, it is, nevertheless, of a
character so interesting to the community as to
insure its general and attentive perusal On
the subject of rail roads, the Governor dwells
at considerable length, and avows his opinions
with a distinctness not to be misunderstood or
misinterpreted, and supports them with an abil-
ity, which, if it should fail to convince those of
an opposite opinion, will at least command their
respect. 1t will be seen that the financial con.
Germs of the State have grown from bad to
worse that heavy debt is accommodating, with
out the means of paying it; that the large rep
resentation, now attending the General Court,
will soon augment tho amount considerably ,
and that, to detray the carrent expenses of the
State, the Government are obliged to resort to
the miserable expedient of bank loans. The
Governor earnestly enforces the necessity of
putting check to this growing evil, by the
grant OF State tax at the present session,
" sufficient to prevent the further accumulation
of debt, and to redeem some part of what is al
ready incurred" In the propriety of this rec
concentration we believe he will be sustained
by the almost unanimous opinions aud wishes
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03
AUCTION.

M I'LL be sold at Public Auction, on Thurs
w day, yune a, at the brick store belonging
to Samuel Brazer, ESQ.,, nearly opposite Banis-
ters Hotel, all the stock of Goods now in said
store, consisting of considerable variety, too
large to enumerate. Terms liberal and sale
positive. The sale will commence at 9 O'Clock,
and it is intended to continue it till the whole
stock is disposed of
Worcester, Nav 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

WORCESTER PRIcEs, June 2. Apples, dried.
per bushel, 81 80; Beans, white, bushel, 81 80 /;
Butter, IA cts Beef, by the quarter, 5 to So
best pieces, cts. Mutton, 5 to 8 Ct; Veal, 4
to cts. Pork 8 cts. Salt Pork, middlings,
per Dbl, $50; do. at retail, 10 TO 12k cts
Smoked Hams, II to 12a cts. Cheese, new
milk, to 10 cts. do four-meal, 5 cts Cider,
DBL, $2,25; Eggs, doz., 10 cts; Flax, 49, cts.
Flour, 81 80 to $50; Corn, northern, go cts
do. southern, 68 to 20 cts. Rye, 81 Oats, As
to As; Hay, ton, $40; Lard, IL to I2k cts
Potatoes, 375 to az cts; Salt, fine, per bag,
$2,75; do. per bushel, 50 cts; do. Liverpool,
coarse fine, 81 to 20 cts. do st. Ubes. rock,
40 cts. Lemons, per box, $4 do. doz., 30 cts
Oranges, box, 81 do. doz., 33 cts Wood, oak
So to $50; do. walnut, 4; do. pine, &c, 2 to
3 Lime, Thomaston, $l,75 to 81 do. Smith
field, Dexter's, 2,75; do. do Harriss Jointa
2,67 do. common, 2 to $50; Plaster, lump
ton, $3.50; do. ground, 50.
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Worcester Iron Foundry.
SIMMER SMITH.

Near The Paper Mills Of Elijah Burbank,
MEAS put in blast, and will keep constantly
EE in operation, a CUPOLA FURNACE
for the purpose of making every description of
Iron Castings. AIachinists, and others, in want
of Castings, are requested to take sample Of
the work Orders for Castings left at the Store
of DANIEL HAYWOOD, opposite the Brick Hotel,
or at the Foundry, will receive attention.
" For Sale,-Cast Iron Ploughs, Stoves,
Cauldron Kettles, Hollow Ware, Oven Frames,
Darby's Patent Wheel Boxes.
Worcester, Aug. 81 If
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CLOTH DRESSING AND
WOOL CARDING

TENHE subscriber would inform his friends
IL and the public, that he still continues the
business of Cloth Dressing and Wool Carding,
at his Factory in the village of New Worcester.
All those who favor him with their custom, may
depend on having their work done in the best
manner, at short notice, and on the most rea-
sonable terms. His machines are in first-rate
order, and he has taken pains to select one Of
the most experienced workmen to be found in
the country, and has the greatest confidence
that he shall give perfect satisfaction to all who
shall favor him with their custom
N. B.-Cloth and Wool, left at Stores, as
heretofore, will be taken and returned, as usual.
LEWIS THAYER.
New Worcester. June 8.
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TOWN MEETING.

a TOWN MEETING will be held at the
IA Town Hall in this town on SATURDAY,
the 9th Of juno nett, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, to act
on the following articles
1. To choose moderator to preside in said
meeting.
2 TIE see if the town will! rescind an order of
the town voted at meeting held on the 18th
of May inst, relative to the reduction of the
hill in front of and near to the Baptist meeting
house-or whether the town will take any 9th
er and more effectual measures for the accom-
plishment Of that Object; and to determine
upon such measures.
g. To determine upon the expendiency of
carrying into effect vote of the town to fence
in the common, passed at meeting holden ON
the 18th of May current.
A. To see if the town will cause the line Of
the common on the south side thereof to be
Strengthened by making an arrangement there
for with Charles Allen, Esq.
5. To see if the town will adopt any, and to
determine upon what, measures to cause OBJ
structions existing in the several highways in
the town TO be removed and particularly to
act upon q report of committee of the town,
made at meeting on the thirtieth of August
last, and then voted to be pat on file.
Worcester, MAY 1S, 1899.
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NEW T.EGHORDdg.

4 An HEAVY and beautiful bleach Leg
1VV horns, new from the importers, are
offered for sale 25 per cent. cheaper than any
previous lot this season.
.4lsO,-A general assortment of FANCY
GO O S; such as Ribbons, very cheap Fan
cy Hdkfs, beautiful article, at 16 cts and a
great variety of other Goods equally cheap. at
the south end of Man-street, Worcester, by
June g. d. G.. WHEELER Jr. s. co.
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OF the whole community. The yeomen of the
country do not wish for State debt to accu-
mulate, till the tax necessary to defray it shall
become burthensome to them. They do not
wish in order to avoid a trifling tax now, to
have their farms virtually mortgaged to the
government for the payment of its current ex-
penses. We hope the Legislature will act,
promptly, in accordance with the public senti-
ment, but we fear that some excuse will be
found to postpone the subject to the winter
session.
The portions of the speech in reference to
the States prison, and other subjects, will be
found worthy of attention
We avail ourselves of this opportunity of ex-
pressing our satisfaction with, and appreciation
of the frank and independent manner in which
Gov Lincoln always avows his opinions in re-
lation to all questions of public Importance,
without shrinking from the responsibility which
a correct discharge of the duties of his office
imposes upon him. 1t is so different from the
mystifcation of some others, that we take pleas
ure in thus calling the attention of our readers
to it.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03
BLACKS TONE CANAL mitigation.
WORCESTER.

EDNESDAT, way
Cleared-Boat Uxbridge, for Providence,
with 10 boxes Cards, 10 packages Furniture,
Sc doz. Scythes, 100 Chairs, II bales Cotton
Goods, a cases Boots, boxes Machinery, Pc.
tatoes, and Lumber.
THURSDAY, May %.
Cteared-Boat Lincoln, for Providence, with
16 bales Sheetings, 2 boxes Satinetts, $40 ps
Shifting, 3 bales Broad Cloths, ID boxes Cards,
300 Chairs l2 bales Merchandise, Potatoes,
and sundries
FRIDAY, May 30.
Arrioed-Boat Rhode Island, with 500 bush
Corn, 6 casks Dye Stuffs, IL bales Cotton, Lime
Iron, Steel, Satinett Warp, &c, for sundry per.
sons in Worcester, Holden, and West Boylston
Cteared-Boat Rhode Island, for Providence,
with Satinstt, Books, and Warp Beams.
SATURDAY, May 80.
Arrioed-Boat Salisbury, with so casks Lime,
4 tierces Oil, 10 casks Horns, and 8 tons assert
ed Groceries for sundry persons in Worcester
tons Hides for I. Morse of Winchendon, and
Iron for J. 81. a. Smith of Leicester.
Boat Gen. Green, with 225 bushels Corn, 1875
bags Salt, Rum, Molasses, Sugar, &c, for sun
dry persons
Cieared-Boat Gen. Greene, for Providence,
with 25 bundles Hay, $50 bushels Potatoes,
Chairs, Furniture, &c.
MONDAY, June l.
.4rriucd-Boat Gov Lincoln, with so casks
Lime, Nails, Dye stuffs, Flour, Oranges, and
Groceries, for sundry persons.
Cleared-Boats Gov. Lincoln and Salisbury,
with Cards.
TUESDAY, June 2
.4rrtved-Boat Washington, with 65 casks
Lime, 200 bushels Corn, and % bbls. Flour, to
| sundry persons,
Boat Lincoln, with 1000 feet Lumber, 100
bushels Corn, so barrels Flour, II casks Lime,
Nails, and sundries to various persons.
Boat Superior, with $500 feet boards, 1000
feet Clapboards 1900 Laths, l3 Nj. Shingles,
! and bales Yarn.
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EnI1RTu OLE lilly

The citizens of Worcester are requested Il
meet THIS EVE.NLNG, at the Rising SUI
Inn, at s o'clock, to make arrangements 70
the appropriate commemoration of tho Ami
versary of American Independence.
June g.
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M Pr d:

In Slatersvlle, (R. ~ May s8, by Rev. Mr.
Taft, DR.. Elisha Bartlett of Lowell, to Miss
Elizabeth, daughter of John Slater, Esq, of the
former place.
In Georgetown, Is. c. Rev. Josiah Lewis,
aged 76, TO Miss Martha Owens, aged l6.
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DIED:

In Lancaster, on tho Goth ult. Miss Martha
Fletcher, aged 90, late teacher of tho Female
High School in this town.
In Leicester, May 81, Addison Sprague, son
of Mr. Knight Sprague, aged 10. Printers az
Vermont and Pennsylvania are requested to
insert this DEATH
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scriber has been duly appointed Administra-
tor on the Estate of JOEL FRENCH, late of
Ashburnham, in the County of Worcester,
deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby called
upon to make immediate payment; and all those
to whom said Estate is indebted, are requested to
exhibit their demands for settlement.
TIMOTHY CREHORE, in.
Ashburnham, May 81, 1929. 29'
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or Subscriptions and advertisements for the
Manufacturers and Farmers Journdi, (sem
weekly,) and for the Independent Inquirer
(weeklyD Newspapers published in Providence
will be received at this office.
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WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see fly at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester in said County, on the first Tues
day in July next at ten of the clock fore noon,
to show cause why License should not be grant
ed to sell and convey SO much of the Real Estate
OF said deceased as will raise the sum of seven
hundred and seventy dollars. for the pay ment Of
debts and charges; aud you will be heard thereon.
s22 NATErL. PAINE, J. PROD.