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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

IN the 2ah day ofMayueSt shall oer the gemises a
~ public sale MILLS and iOoO oihc BERKELEY
arc excellent stream, and might hc rendered very variable
M the hands Of ct capitals dizzy consist ct atr Min,
having machinery fir manufacturing wheat PAR 80 Bi.r
stones 81 the best quality and boiling cloth, &c also
saw MIL capable uf saving 100000 feet e tihcr during
20 this IS attached South Carolina Cotton Gin, equal
probably 10 IN Virginia together with Cotton Press The
lands consist Of every variety of soil oi them extremely
wen adapted to and coon small portion has been much
improved by mari which vey convenient 10 them, hi the
gc1er part better suited tho nowth VI wheat and clover
oi them well imhrrci with hcar pine and within The
limits Of the land Intended 90 hc od very goo estate may h.
had on James River afOuiug excellent situation 20 huild
with beautiful view Of the River and City FONT On this pro
perry Is though, that good Fishery may be had-fhe em
Of sale viii be- fourth M 60 days, and the balance in trc'
annual Instruments the purchase money be paid the Bank
the H. States IN Riohno1d The Mills will nc delivered hnnc
da,cly after the sale, the plantation called Mill Quarter
until the expiration ofthc present vesr
! rUvt. HARRISON.
, Berkeley April gOh, 1870 g9-isc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

MOLASSES.-20 bhds West Isda will be landed ,hs
W morning. aud offered for sale the Dock nj no oeock
may Its by d. TlNiBERLAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
.0z- The price of .,e.eriro, ,o ,hs DAILY sicaaoS

r9z- The price of subscription the DAILY RICHMOND
WING, 10 six dollars year, payable in advance
The charge for Hdrerng IS for single nse;o,
oia saa less and 3l continuance nlv q.
every oner Day Where advertisements inserted only ono.
week. 50 cents square or insertion aier the
ANNUAL advertisers charged so dollars for two s,,,s
aud In that proportion for advertisements Of rrra,er l
A and Lottery dealers who charged 500
week Cruesays and Fhdays) at five dollars Per snnum
payable m advance. " ~ ~ WINNING
@ cents square, q. less for the first in
sefuolh ana Sd cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
CHARLES HOLT. Jr. d co

CHARLES HOLT, Jr. d co.
Are "o'o rteeiUing cary tqrge and handsome a,soyt
Daent Of
China, Glass, and Earthenware.
- with particular care their Spring supply for
inns MARKET nl which they offer sell very low for lash
ieir STOCK now consists OF complete assortment, connrs
ea, many new articles, shapes and patterns from t- e
manufacturers in Europe and America and y the l;o mi
N"ls, ana consisting, III part, of the following:
CHINA V.aRE.
Elegant us;red and gilt China Dining Services very
large and complete; Plates Dishes, rurcens Bowls Pitchers
Basins elegant rich gold border AMI enamecd Tea Sets en-
hossed and gold do do do common enamelled and ack
printed Tea and Coffee Sets plain, gold edge and lined do do
dn blue nankn and gold 90 do 10 general assortment of
low price China Cups and SauceIs by the seu or dozen
GLASS ware.
Eeant rich Side board Sets consistin Of Dishes Pl
Pcc's Decan'crs Tumbcr, Wines Salts to match; elegant
painted Shades, rich Hall Lamps Stand LAMPS Mantle
Lamps rich cut Susa2, Creams Pickle Vases SAVERS Water
ho'es' ana general assortment OF plain Glass Ware.
E.dRIHE.NJP.4RE
Ll'crpool Dinner Sets, Dishes Pairs Soup Tueens Bvls
itcher, Tea Pots, Sugars, Creams, Ewers Basins Nu-s
lea Cups and Sauccrs, with and witt out handles fancy
iIvs, Bowls Tea iots Sugars Creams edged Plates Dishes
and lureenS enanecd Teas, Cofres and BoWisso Gene
Ial assortment
STONE YARD
And general assortment; Of low pIice! Goods s,al, f-
country merchants, who with others requested 70 call aud
examine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere
Any assortment that may be selected be put up i'm the hes,
H"ilnet ana al the shortest nctlce ap 29-6tc
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NOTICE.

a II. persons having claims against the estate of
- SIarcelus Smith deceased, either as partner of
the late firm of Peasants 81 Smith or individually,
are requested to make them known to Mr.. Abbott,
at the Wing Office
JAMES PLEASANTS, J Adrn'rs of
mar 81 JNO. MORRIS. NJ s. dec
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SPERM CANDLES
TO PRINTERS.

TINHE Printing Establishment of the "WESTERN
a VtRGINGAN" is offered fur sale. Il s located Rt
ChafcstuVn Kenawha county, and the great Tine of
communication lbroogb Virginia from East West The
nearest competing establishmen ~ the State,s about
byudrrd miles Distant and the whole ueighhhriug coun
try is believed be fapidy improving in Intelligence, ~
numbers, and ~ wealth.
For terms and other information address the subscr-
her inns, pai,l Kenawha e. u. Virginia.
April Let, 1870. MASON ChMPbEhl"
M The publication ~ the Western Vrgnien will be
oontiuded a, heretofore, sroud sslc # 'hs c,'sbis
jnent be effected
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

CUT Nails.
WE have constant supply Of CUT Nails on
w consignment, from the best Manufactures in
the United States, which will be sold upon the most
favourable terms.
Country and town Merchants are inyited to exam
ing them. DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

LANDING, FOR SALE,
az HUDS, New Orleans sugar
100 bags green coffee
% bundles sole leather N. York inspection
4s bbls lamp OIL
500 boxes mould candles, FIRST quality
Apply to
! mdyce -. OTIS DUNLOP s. &c
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16
NEW YoRK. Dec. 3

NEW lORK, Dec. Q.
FRoM CoLoMBIA-PEAcE WITH PERU. A
Bogota Gazette, of Oct. 81, says =" On the
18th INST. the Secretary of Foreign Affairs re-
celVed the Definite Treaty of Peace, concluded
on the 22d of Sept, between the Ministers
Plenipotentiary of Colombia and Peru, and the
same has been communicated by the Secre tary
General of his Excellency the Liberator, in
order to request tn e opinion of the Council of
State, comfortable to the organic decree. We
shall publish this important document immedi-
ately after its ratification"
On the 18th of Sept, information was re-
ceived at Guayaquil, that the Grand Marshal
Don Augustm Gamarra had been elected Pro-
visionary President of the Republic of Peru,
and Gen. Antonio Lafuente, Vice President.
This election was made by Congress, which
was convened on the 3lst of August.
Defeat and Death Of General Cordoba. In
the Bogota Gazette of the latest date, we find
the official documents relative to the suppress
sion of Cordova's rebellion in Antioeuia. Gen.
Cordova was badly wounded when taken pris-
oner and afterwards died of his wounds.
How much would have been gained to the
cause of liberty by the success of Cordova, may
be inferred from the outlines of Constitution
which he published but few days before his
defeat According to this instrument, the
President was to hold his Office for life,-ap-
point his successor,-command the army,
point the Vice President, the Secretaries of De-
partments, the Senate, and all other officers,
both civil and MISUNDERSTANDING only the Rep
resentatives to be elected by the Provinces, in
the ratio of one for every $4,000 souls How
much would have been gained to religious tol
Grafton, may be inferred fom the fact, that in
his Proclamation to the inhabitants of Cauca,
Cordova complains that Bolivar is not suffi
GENTLY Jealous for the Catholic religion
NJ Y. Journal of Commerce.
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DIED.

In this town Dec. a, Maria, daughter of Var
anus and Amey Walker, aged 5 years months.
In Paxton, Dec: 6, Mr. abb ah Bemis, aged
T:-Dec. g, Mr.. Joel Smith, aged 62.
In 8rookfeld, Oct. "a, Asa Slayton, SON of
Capt. Josiah Slayton, aged 10.
In Northboro', Dec. s, Col. John Crawford,
aged 65.
In New Bedford, Mrs Lois Tobey, aged 81,
widow of the late Mr.. Apollus Tobey, IT,. and
daughter of Mr.. Gamaliel Bryant.
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Tn The Editor of the Snu:

To the Editor Of the Spy:
In your paper Of last week, observed my
name among the delegates from this county, to
the Anti. Masonic Convention, proposed to be
held this winter in Boston. The decided expo
sition of my views upon the inexpedency of this
measure, at the time of the nomination, it was
supposed, would have forbidden the necessity of
my appearing before the public. While feel
grateful for every mark of public confidence,
wish it to be understood, that / unequvncally
decline this appointment. Disappearing of Free
Masonry, both in its principles and practices, so
far as have been able to understand them from
books and the lips of living witnesses, am not
DESTROYS of checking the progress of inquiry
upon this subject. At the same time, | must dis
sent, altogether, from the views Of such of my
friends, as consider it important, or useful, to
organize an opposition against it. do no: be-
lieve that error is to be comhatted by an array
of numbers, nor that any advantage will accrue
to the republic, by building up one faction as an
offset to the supposed evils of another. The
confederacy of masons may be, in the hands of
designing men, a political evil that of anti
masons, in one State at least certainly has
been So The "mystc tic" of secrecy, that
bound together the masonic brotherhood, is vir-
tually dissolved, and the question of the utility
of the order is now before the public. should
distrust the good sense ofmy countrymen, did
for a moment, doubt that the evidence already
developed, will ultimately lead to a correct con.
clusion upon this subject.
Worcester, December Is, 1929.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16

BUNKER HILL MONUMENT. The Board of
Directors of the Bunker Hill Monument Asso-
citation, have voted, that, under the existing de-
preston in the value of property, it is inexpe-
dent to offer any part of the land belonging to
the Association, for sale. 1t was also voted, to
petition the Legislature to grant lottery TO
raise the sum of $4,000, which is the amount
required, to complete the Monument After the
decided stand which has repeatedly been taken
by the Legislature, against Lotteries, we should
apprehend that such an application must be en-
tirely fruitless.
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TDROKE into tho enclosure Of the subscrib.
n y err in November last, Light Red
STEER, supposed to be two years old, with
some white in tho face. The owner is request
ed to call and pay charges, and take him away.
SIMON GATES.
Worcester, Dee. is, 1890, so
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Blackstone Canal Compuuu.

NNHE Stockholders of the Blackstone Canal
n Company are hereby notified, that a spec
ial meeting of the Corporation will be holden
at the Office of the Providence Washington
Insurance Company, in Providence, on SGtur-
day, the 10Th Of December instant, at II o'clock,
A. NJ, for the purpose of receiving subscrip-
tions for new Stock, and TO transact such other
business relating to the creation of new shares,
and to the finances of said Company, as may
be deemed expedent. A general attendance is
requested. GEO. CURTIS, Sec'rg.
Providence, Dec.9 8. 40
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tain building in the the back yard of the pris-
oner. Blankets in which the bees were smoth-
cred, with some still remaining in them, were
also found, together with a part of hive, on
the premises. But the Commonwealth falling
in one link of the chain of testimony, by which
the honey was to be identified as that taken
from the complainant, the prisoner was acquit-
ted.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16

etoH, vi 1OEOD6X Z, inc
I!.!!ER I2th day Of January neat, at IL
.4aAssA o'clock, noon, on the premises,
tnat valuable Manufacturing Es-
Enlistment, situated in the westerly part of
Grafton, and being that part of the Wilkinson
vile Establishment known by the name of the
Lo'oer Falls; consisting of Farm of about 20
acres OF excellent Land valuable Cotton
Mill, containing 9l2 spindes, "a looms, and all
the preparation necessary for operating the
same; a large and convenient Blacksmith's
shop, with two Trip-hammers and Grindstone
works three Dwelling Houses and Barn, all
wen quilt and in good repair. The Factory
ana Machinery are of the first rate workman
snip, and have been in use but two wears. and
IS calculated and used for the manufacturing of
fine goods. This Estate is situated on both
sides of The Blackstone River, and on the great
road where the stages pass daily from Provi-
dence to Worcester, and from Boston to bud.
ley. The Blackstone Canal passes Immediate
" through the premises and within 10 rods of
the Factory There is one of the finest and
most permanent Dams to be found in the coun-
try the water power is sufficient to operate
four thousand spindles, and never falling. The
advantages of the situation, and pleasantness
OF the country around it, perhaps are not ex-
celled in any part of New England. The terms
MADE known at the time of sale.
By order of the Directors of Sutton Bank.
WILLIAM HOVEY, Cashier.
Dec. I6. 50
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State Of Connecticut. I

State Of Connecticut.
Windham County, IS.
4 IN the petition of WILLIAM H. HAS.
~ TlNGS of Thompson, in said County,
against his creditors praying to be admitted to
the benefit of the Insolvent Act,-said petition
pending for trial before the Honorable Superior
Court of said State to be holden at BROOKLYN,
within and for said Windham County, on the
fourth Tuesday in January, A. D. l93O,-Said
petitioner having applied to me for an order of
notice on said petition, it is Ordered, That no.
lice of the tendency thereof be given to the
creditors living out of said State, BY publishing
notlce thereof in The Massachusetts Spg, pub
lished at Worcester, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY,
at least fourteen days before the session of said
Court.
Per JOSEPH EATON, Chief Judge
Of the County Court for Windham County.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16
NEW GRAMMAR,

u INTELLECTUAL and Practical Grammar,
ILL., in a series of lnductive Questions, connected
with Exercises in Composition. By Roswell
G. SMITH, author of Practical and Mental Arith-
metic. Names should succeed ideas
From the examination we have been able to
give the Practical Grammar" of Mr. Roswell
c. Smith, we have been satisfied that it is by
far the most natural system of teaching that
important science which has ever come under
our notice: We earnestly recommend it TO the
attention of all who are interested in the i'm
provement of our common schools
SAMUEL J. MAY, Pastor of the
Church IN Brooklyn, Conn.
JONATHAN GOING. Chairman
Of the Board Of OUerseers OF the
Schools IN Worcester Village.
ISAAC GOODWIN.
LEONARD WORCESTER, Pre-.
ceptor Of the Latin Grammar
Schoet, Worcester,
Nov. &c, 1899"
The plan of this work is spoken of in the
highest terms of appreciation by all who have
examined it,
o. For sale at DORR g. HOWLAND'S
Bookstore. Worcester, Dec Is.
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.M.aRRTED.

In East Windsor, (Conn.) Mr.. Owen Drake
to Miss Hannah Fish.
The Drake was busy as a bird
About dainty fish,
He lit upon the river brink,
Then dove and caught Fish
In Mountsvile, (Alabama) Col. Darius Hob
son of tho United States Army, to Miss Choc
P. Muckawis, or the Jumping Rabbit, belle of
tho Chickasaw tribe,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16

ExrRAoRDINA RY DESPATCH. The President S
message left Washington at % minutes before
one O'Clock, P M, on Tuesday of last week,
and arrived in this town at minutes before 5
o'clock the next afternoon, having passed a
distance of 422 miles in 90 hours and 90 min
utes. From Hartford to this place, distance
of 60 miles, it was brought in hours and 90
minutes, being at the rate of more than 16 miles
an hour. From hence to Boston, 40 miles, it
was carried in 2 hours and % minutes, although
it was detained in scarborough between 20
and 80 minutes, in consequences of the rider S
being thrown from his horse. Had it not been
for this accident, the time would not have ex-
ceeded hours and minutes. This, we be-
ieve, is despatch in travelling unprecedent-
ed in this country. The message was received
by due course of mail in the Washington pa
pers, at one o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
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THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS will hold reg
ular session in this town, next week, commenc-
ing on Tuesday.
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LYcEuM. A Lecture will be delivered this
ecening by Isaac Goodwin, Esq, before the
members of, the Lyceum and such ladies and
strangers as may be invited by members.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16
DRY GOODS.

FAT No. 2 GODDARDS ROW,
MM AY be found complete assortment of
I'VE Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,-amone
which are Broad Cloths, Habit Cloths, Cassi
meres, Satinetts, Vestings, Flannels, Serges,
Camblets, Plaids, Bombazetts, Circassians, Pom
gees, Black Silks, Grapes, Bombazine, Italian
EFT, Linens, Lawns, Linen Damask, Calicoes,
Shirtings, Sheetings, Bedtcks, Hosiery and
Gloves, Lambs Wool Frocks, Knitting Worst
ed and Cottons, the very best quality Of Sewing
Silks, Sewing Threads and Needles, together
with many other articles appertainlng to the
trade, which the subscriber offers for sale at a
small advance from cost, and can assure his
customers that he shall sell Goods in his line
as low as they can be purchased elsewhere.
OLIVER BLAKE.
Worcesfer Der O
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Blackstone Canal Company.
VWVHE Stockholders in the property Of this
n Company are requested to meet at S.
Banisters Inn TOMORROW EVENING. at
o'clock, to take such measures as they NAV
deem expedient in relation to a subscription for
new stock. Dec 16.
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s. 200 REWARD.

A very numerous meeting of the citizens
IA of Grafton, held at Harringtons Hotel
on Monday, Dec. IA, 1929, Col. Cyrus Leland
was called to the chair, and H. Wood appointed
Secretary. Several papers were read, contain
ing threats of an incendiary character, when it
was 0Oted unanimously, that the Selectmen be
requested, immediately, to offer a reward of
5000 for the detection of the authors of said
threats, and for any information which shall
lead to the detection and conviction of the per-
son, or persons, who made the recent attempt
to set fire to the meeting house in said town.
Committee was then chosen, consisting of
the Se.ectmen, and twenty.seven of the prin-
cIpal inhabitants, to act as a committee of Wig
lance.
Voted, unanimously, that the citizens present
will, individually, use every exertion to discover
the perpetrators of the late incendiary attempt,
and use every precaution to prevent and detect
any future attempt to commit wanton mischief,
of any description, within the limits of said
town.
Voted, that the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
published in =" The Massachusetts Spy"
CYRUS LELAND, Chairman
II. WooD, Secretary.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16

AMERICAN ALMANAC. A new work with this
title, has recently been published by Gray &
Bowen, in Boston. 1t consists of 304 pages,
containing calendar and natural phenomena
for the year; information connected with the
calendar; celestial changes and astronomical
phenomena miscellaneous hints and remarks /;
statistical and general information respecting
foreign countries; and statistical and other in
formation respecting the United States. 1t
contains great amount of information COM
pressed withn a small compass, and as book
of reference, must be exceedingly valuable.
The statistical information appears to have been
compiled with much care and labor. Though
many other of the ANNALS present more i'm
posing exterior, and may afford a pleasant rec
reation for leisure hour, this presents its
claims on the basis of permanent and practical
utility, and we believe that they will not be
rejected.
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Same us.

Larceny, in taking money from the change
draw of the bake-house of ]. Bartlett, Jr., &
Co., in Worcester. Guilty, by verdict. Sen
tence, two months to the common Jail in Wor-
caster
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IN see6t) at the Court of Probate to be hold, n
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in January next, at one Of the clock, after.
noon, to show cause why the Account OF the Ad-
ministration of said Estate should not be allowed,
and the balance of the Estate, after deducting
the expenses of Administration. and divided to
the credto whose claims have been allowed
and reported; and you will be heard thereon.
so NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prod.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
1 scriberhas been duly appointed Administers
West Boyston, in the County OF Worcester.
deceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted 10 said Estate are hereby called upon 10
make immediate payment; and althose 10 whom
said Estate Is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
sILAs NEWTON.
Dee. 9, 1889. SO
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1FThe sectarian illusions in the communi.
cation of Diana, exclude it from our columns,
in accordance with long established rule Of
the Office. We have made tho required dispo.
siton oft,
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Nov ~, 1899.
To The Heirs Of MARY Brooks, late Of Sterling.
in said County, deceased asdto all others concerned
in the Estate of said deceased. GREErINe.
VOU are hereby cited to appear tif you
~ see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the FIRST Tues.
day in January next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of The
Administration Of said Estate should not be al.
lowed and you win be heard thereon.
so NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.