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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-10

But can 20 40 farther. thank the House Tor
its attention, and earnestly enreat it, more especi-
ally the younger part of it, to pause before it COM
mits itself to principles entirely new, and DANCE
rous to the future prosperity, If not to the present
peace of our community.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-10

Lunattc Hospital, williamsburg
NOTICES hereby given thAtall the cells
are occupied, and thai patient. he
aasome OF the ,ad cells due
be given. BY order Of the Courtof Directors.
nav rs <s-tf L. HkNLEY
LII persons having claims aKain, the Of Richard
without delay This notice will be relied TO ali de
mand not asserted before the full the of.
set, ct said estate. A. DABNEY, adn'or
FEB. 20. s7-2aw3Ms w;tt the will snn.xef
agricultural Repository, Seed Store r .NurseYV.
SINCLAIR MOORE, offer for sale their Stor e. Pratt
- ST. Wharf, Baltimore, agenera assortment Uf asrcutu.
Ba.hsre ploushs Of ell sizes,
Self.,harpeuing pouEh.,
treeborn Woods pateot do.
Mccormick Psent,
Highly improved Wheat Fans,
Com shelters,
Cotton gins, and cotton planters,
Selves and Wire work. all of their manufacture and
warranted TO be OF good materials aud wor anship.
Also
Spring steel manure aud hay forks,
Cast Steel axes, peks and uiattock,,
Brrr hooks and b. smbe sy,hes,
Hoes for field add garden purposes,
Clever Timothy orchard grass,
Herd's stas., luceIne,
Hemp, millet and other Geld and grass seeds,
Lawn gras, seed white clover ,eed,
Garden seeds of all knds,
Fruit tr.es Of choice kinds Of apples, peaches,
Piumb., cherries, apricotts, uectsrnes, &c.
Warrsntsd &, hume.
W The Editor, OF the Petersburg
ed to insert the shove, once q week for 4 weeks.
Feb. 26. s7-v4u
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CRIPPi 1E-FoR SALE.

tElh the 4th Monday Va March Cumberland Court,
"h sell al public auction, MY horse CRIPPLE, on
Payments the inst be made the first day of Jsussy
1861 aud the others the first day of January in the
succeeding years. (sy I83-S2) Wherever Crippl, has
.,oos ne fnown TO be Of the finest fosi seiters
me oa.e ana perhaps not saying much ssser that
ne can show greater proportion fine colts than any horse
within 10y knowiedge indeed a, far ssI competent
nave never seen an indifferent colt gotten BY him. He
WOULD nave msny more, but for The want Of proper
ausntiop, winch as entirely unable 10 rive
the subject Cripple besoten by the celebrated horse
ho' his dam by the well known horse Cultivaor. She
nue. bl'Vd bay with black legs, for the doeson OF
n snouieer al one year old (which affected bis ,irel
horse OF most perfect form, he wihsi renstksbIy sure
.ossee' Aec"tdpgto former ppie would
d naye been nine years old last sPrng b1t is be.
m ps WIN De only nine ext spring.. boud with approx
ed security Tor each payment will required Of The
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
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iIoin. British equation. and British prohihilon-
they spring from the enormous duty Of moro than
thousand per cent. on one Of your great staples,
and the absolute prohibition Of the other. Let
those be remembered Let Great Britain meet
US on terms of fair and reciprocal trade and ven.
ture to predict that we shall pay for her manufac-
lures, in the only way in which ss an indepen-
dent nation, we ought ever to pay her-with the
natural productions oil our soil. If the grounds
ON which this prediction rests, DO REQUIRED, I re-
Ter you TO the simple fact, that in the year 1917.
when she was compelled by the scantness OF her
own crops, to open her ports to our bread-stuffs,
our exports oil flour alone amounted to SIT 900 000
instead Of the or 100000, at which they now
stand.
But nations, like individuals, are seldom dispos.
ed 10 make voluntary surrender Of the advanta-
ges they enjoy. We may feel assured that Great
Britain will never abandon her present system,
but on compulsion; and the only question for an
American TO consider, is, whether American trade
ought TO continue forever subjected to the control
OF foreign and a rival power. National pride and
national interest concur in the answer to be- Civ
en-. Both point to the course, which Mr.. Jeffer-
son. with prophetic finger, indicated, more than
hve and thirty years ago-the very course which
the American government now pursuing, and
against which, we are this day called upon to pro.
test as impolitic and oppressive to large portion
OF the people Of the Union.
And what are the grounds on which this protest
N demanded OF us! We are told now, as hereto
that the effects Of our countervang protect
ing system, must be to destroy our commerce. our
revenue, and our navigation-to increase the costs
OF our consumption-and to deprive US of our To-
reign markets. To each Of these suggestions tex-
perience has furnished the most conclusive an
swer. Our commerce, with the exception oil
those occasional fluctuations, that have sprung
from Obvious causes, has regularly increased with
the extension of our protecting system. Our ex-
ports. which in 1891, were less than S65 900 900
amounted in 1926, Notwithstanding the interveu.
ing tariff OF PA, to upwards of ST., OOO, 900; our
imports. less than 500 900 900, In 1921, exceeded
S4OO0,00O in 1926 The revenue too has KEEP
pace with the increase Of our commerce, as i.
Gle arly she wn by the folloyvinu t,hle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-10

annual meeting otthe Bible Society Of Tirginia
II EsoLVED thst the Sixteenth Anniversary Meetiux
30 OF III. Bible Society VI Vmsnis be held in Trinity
Chu co 10 ths shy on the first Tuesday (7b) April nex
az ne hour OF 10 O'Clock Il. Mi aud the
s.y sSe public notice of the same, snJ invite su1sris
0f FEB. 8, 1929 JASS an A " n e. Sc =
boie societies throughout the State will confer favor BY
communicating such information they may deem usefu
snu asIsy Socee'i are particularly req,esfsd mste
up aho forward tbeH reports 10 the Rev bepheu TAYLOR
CORES Pond'ns Secretary before the @ Tuesday 10
" 49, u JAS GRAY Rec Sec.
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Domestic produclsex-
ported,
5s.Os000a-
53;O0Q0Q0,
100000
100000

c.VVS,OVoS oS,ueV,VUk
100000 100000
Excess Of foreign articles con-
sumed in 1926. over domes,
tic articles exported to pay.
tor them, SI.GOp,ooo
Excess Of domestic
articles exported
in lS21,o for
eign articles CO.'S
suinea $4,000, 600
or the domestic ex.
ports, il appears
that the planting
states exported in
cotton. rice, indigo,
sugar, &cs
1896 1927
:. 2loou,oOo 2a.5o0,ooD
States, 10000 900 10000, 900
Estimating the population OF the planting states
AZ two-Iiinths of the whole population of the Uni.
on, and the rest az seyen-ninths. and supposng
the consumption OF each section to be in proper
lion to population, black as we'll as white.
ls2G. 1927.
The consumption. of
the planting states
will be, Ii,500 900. l25OO 1000
VI the rest OF the u
Mon, "a 100000 AI5CGOO0
So that the growers of cotton, lice. indigo, SUI
gar &C. consume OF foreign products, from fipeTrc
to seventeen millions ofd0iidYs less than they par
for tis their products; while all the rest OF
the MON. including the greater part Of Virginia.
consumes of foreign products, from fourteen to
'rnstee,s millions Of dollars more than then pay
for IN the,rproducfS.
Let us next look sir TO the state Of our trade with
Great Britain and Ireland. with whom alone, we
enjoy commerce almost as extensive as with all
the world besides.
Imports from Great
"a
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TWENTY D0LLARs REWARD

w ENIf DOLLARS REWARD,
ANYWAY from the subseriher Iivisg Ia Spot, vIysos
Louny, Va: on the 24,h inst negro ed TOM.
az pe,ween ihn thntysvey esfssod, about feat OF
III uehes nigh, dark compile lie scar on the baek
pat OF his neck Oees'ossd by seaon. lie wore ,v,v
"rped ioundabru and SNUFF eoioured sfest coat ssus
psnaioons sud wool hat With deep crown 1 think be
endeA2VvI'ug 70 make his way 10 KeuueLy The above
reward VIII be given delivered OF In ssv i,
so ths get bun sssinA masters OF vessels and ofef, ,rs
esu'fohed sSa'ns carrying him away hsrborpx him
GEO. W. DICKINSON
New.Msrkst spoitsyIvsns County, Va
( 90. 90 80. 90 vsts
N1ff IAVERN-HOUSE, LOT, aud other improve mems,
adJo,nns The Pabie Square, aud within 60 or 60 yard,
oi ne courthouse, Undergoing thorough reps With sueh
sddrion', ~ TO nske smopx the NOS, ,p.e,ous and
convenient E'tshhmen Of the kind IN the h 70 sr
completed a. 10 warrant the belief IL will be rSsdy fos
tsnsnt ~ sii the month II Nov. nert ''~' "
yssrs. ' ~ " -
Gsntemsu Of experience 10 such business. would do veil
snd nefesPsetiuy Invited 10 examine the situation a, h
quite eerisn better stand osonct be easily obtained
besyns ITO be unnecessary anybipr further ofbs
houses Than that they unusually every
ds'rsble convenience. To 6r tsnso they vii, be pU
"s Tow pres SAmL WILLIAMS,
hUSud 10. 2S-U Haiifar esuyfbswe
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16
TAPE MEASURES. &c.

EUST received, 10 dozen Taitors' Tap.
Cd Measures, which will be sold by the dozer
or single cheaper than can be bought at any
other place in Worcester.
ALso,-S doz Cravat Pads, Stocks, Handk is.
Collars, Suspcnders, Vestings, &c.
az Rcady-.hads COATS, VESTS, PAN
falcons, &c.
o. TAILORING attended to as usual, and
all orders promptly attended to.
OF Coats made so cts. cheaper than usual.
ny CUTTING done to order, and warrant
ed to fit. ASA WALKER, .Hgent.
Worcester. Nov 25. 6w
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CAST STEEL.
HOSMER & GREW.
81 MiLk-SfreRt Rnsrn

"a MAX Street, BosToN,
"AVE received, and will be constantly
u IL supplied with, a complete assortment OF
WILSON & HAwKswoRTH's CAST & SHEAR
STEEL, such as Flat, Square, and Round, and
will also execute orders for any size or descrip-
ton which may be wanted. It can be manu-
featured with special reference to the purpose
for which it is wanted, whether for Edge Tools,
Nail Cutters, Machinery, &c. 1t has been pro-
nounced, by those who have used it, equal in
fineness and strength, to that of any other
stamp whatever. Mr.. Wilson's reputation as
a cutler is a sufficient guaranty of its quality.
~ On hand, l case small size, very supe.
rior for cutlery and fine work; case for Nail
Cutters; case Flat, for Shovels and Hoes.
October %. 3m43
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16

The Essex Register has recently published
several extracts from the manuscript book Of
young man, written aohiIs eonuict at the
State Prison. They are of character which
would not be discreditabe TO the first of our
poets. The young man, previously to his i'm
prisonment, followed the occupation OF sea-
man, and has never enjoyed the advantages of
education. One of the extracts follow:
TO THE SOUND OF A DISTANT BELL.
Again that sad and solemn tone-again that
thrilling swell,
Those sounds create a paradise within my
dreary cell
Rich with the thoughts Of other years their
music rushes on,
And glads my heart, when every JOY but MEM
DRY is gone.
Again, again-ye tell Of days, when innocence
When an infant tendril clung around my pa
rent vine,
When of religions pure delights my mother
loved to tell,
And babe me list thy solemn voice-thou sad
and soothing bell.
Ye speak of glorious transports that my boyish
bosom fired,
When my proud country's victories, your peal
ing tongue inspired;
When, mid nations revelries, my youthful
shout | gave,
And burned to swell the warrior ranks, or fill
warriors grave.
Once more-and call the worship'd dead to her
lost lovers side,
That beauteous one who, living, would have
been my wretched bride;
Shroud with thy mild and balmy tone, the
groans of her despair,
When She sees her branch of promise withered,
desolate, and bare.
No more-my soul all overwhelmed, no more
can hear thee now,
A freezing horror chls my heart, and light
ming burns my brow
To hear the sounds that blest my youth, now
like a funeral knell,
Ring to my buried joys and hopes-a deep and
last farewell.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16
Woodbridge's GeOgrophu.

EUST published and for SALE the eleventh
% edition of Woodbridge's Rudiments of &C.
ography, for Schools and .4cademies,-c
structed upon a new and original plan to aid
the memory, by comparison and classification,
with an enlarged Atlas Of seven Maps and two
Charts, arranged upon new principles, exhibit
ing, in addition to what is found in other atlas
es, by means of embems, figures, &c, the va
r!ous degrees of civilization of the countries,
and the comparative size of towns, rivers, and
mountains. By Rev. WIN. C. WOODBRIDGE,
late Teacher in the American Asylum, (For-
eign Correspondent of the Geographical Soci-
ETY. of Paris)
The tenth edition of this work recently pub
lished, consisting of 10000 copies, has been en-
tirely disposed Of within eight months from its
publication, and new edition called for. This
unexampled sale, and the regular and increas-
ing demand, may be judged as evidence Of the
best test of merit, has proved that the peculiar
plan adopted conveys greater amount of per-
manent nowledge-renders the pupil more
intelligent on the subject Of Geography-and
tends more to enlarge the mind, than that of
any similar work. Two editions have been
published in England under favorable prospects
of an extensive sale in that kingdom The au-
thor of this work has resided in Europe for
several years past-has visited the Fcllenberg,
and other important literary institutions, with
special reference to the science of Geography
and Improvements in education.
Care will be taken to introduce into each
successive edition such corrections and addi-
ITEMS as the state of the g lobe or new discove-
ries shall render advisable. Aliases to the
present edition are put up in the quarto form,
with an enlarged Map Of the United States,
! including New England, New York, Pennsyl-
vania, and New Jersey, on an extended scale.
Recommendations of the superior excellence
of the plan upon which this work is formed
and of its claims to originality and patronage,
have been obtained from literary gentlemen
and teachers of the first responsibility, both in
our own country and in Europe.
u For sale by DORR & ROWLAND
and C. HARRIS.
Worcester, Dec g. az
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RICH GOODS.
SW AN & WILLIAMS

Il
Fl HAVE just received from New York, an
n H elegant assortment of STAPLE and
FANCY GOODS:
AMONG WHICH ARK
Broad Cloths and Cassimeres,
Merno Cloths and Crcassians,
Bombazetts, large assortment,
Rob Roy, Camblet, and Tartan Plaids,
Flannels and Bookings,
A good assortment of Vestings,
Calicoes and Ginghams.
SILK GOODS
Italian and Gros de Naples Silks
Satin and French Levantines,
Turkish Satins,
Foulard Silks and Serge de Bardad. new and
beautiful articles for Ladies' Dresses.
Black and Mix'd Camblets-Pongees,
Decoupe Gauze, for Dresses and Trimmings,
Italanett, cheap-Silk Braids,
Plush, new style,
Rich Thibet Scarfs,
Fancy Handk is, cheap and handsome,
Merno Shawls and Handk is,
Prussian Shawls and Handk is,
Worsted Barrege Handk'fs.,
Flag, German, and Pongee Handkfs.
Linen Damask Table Covers
Linens and Lawns,
Thread and Bobinett Edgings,
Gloves, good assortment,
Silk, Worsted, Merno, and Cotton Hose,
Worsted Braids,
Worsted Shirts and Drawers
Also
A splendid assortment of Bonnet and Belt
Ribbons,
Leghorns, very cheap.
u At TIE Store near the Old Bank.
Worcester, Nov. I8. 6w
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STORE.
w. MANNING. JR..

I'D RESPECTFULLY assures those Ladies
a q who favor his Store at Worcester (under
the care of his sister, with their occasional
visits, that his Goods, taken together, shall be
sold at as low prices as they can be afforded at
any other Store. Without protesting TO sell
cheaper than others, he has no doubt of his abil-
ity to sell cheap, if cost of Goods is at all re.
garded. Very fair BED TICKS can be sold
at l6 cts. per yard-some might call the same
stout and heaUy. Some CAP RIBBONS can
be sold at 3 cts. per yard, and others at cts,
w. NJ Jr., being resident in Boston, and in
the practice of attending the Auctions almost
daily, is enabled to make very frequent addi-
tions to his stock in Worcester.
10 Customers will find an excellent assort-
nent of such articles as are adapted to Ladies'
and Children's wear.
" A good variety of Ladies and Children's
SHOES constantly on hand.
Dec g. 40
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DAVENPORTpS BILIOUS PILLS

These Pills are justly esteemed for their easy
operations and good effects, as mild, safe, and
sovereign remedy for bilious complaints pains in
the head, stomach, and bowels-in removing OBJ
structions of every kinl, by dissolving and dis
chsrgingmorbd matter, helping digestion, restor.
ing lost appetite, and sure relief for costive
habits. They are accommodated TO all ages,
seasons, and hours that they may be taken in
winter or summer, at any time ofday, without re /.
gard to diet or hindrance of business. Their op.
Grafton is so gentle, pleasant, and efectual that
by experience they are found to exceeda any other
physic heretofore offered the public.
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Hy COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

FHV JU.HIHI0oIUsN Emo gNUIIOL.
.E He subscribers having been duly appoint
ed Commissioners to receive and examine the
CLAIMS of the several creditors to the Estate of
JOSEPH PROUTY, late of Spencer, in the
County of Worcester, deceased, represented
insolvent, do hereby give notice, that six
months, from the twenty-ninth day of Octo-
Der last, are allowed to said creditors to bring
in and prove their claims and that we will
attend to the duties of our appointment at the
house of James Draper, Esq, the Administra-
tor, in said Spencer, on the last Mondays in
December, March, and April next, from one to
six of the clock in the afternoon, each of said
days. WILLIAM POPE, Co,n,,,rs
WILLARD RICE, 0'"'" 10
Spencer. Nov. II. 1929. e4S
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La MOTIFS
COUGH DROPS.
Patent Lead Aqueducts and
Water PatanDs.

VENHE subscribers respectfully inform the
M public, that they continue the manufac-
turing Of Lead Pipes at their Shop in School
street, Worcester, of various sizes, and intend
keeping them constantly on hand. Also, Water
Pumps. All Of which they will put into opera
ton on short notice, and warranted. Orders
for the above thankfully received and punctual-
ly attended to. They intend to pay the strict
est attention TO the manufacturing Of the above,
and will endeayor to give satisfaction to all who
shall favor them with orders, both as to quality
and price. II. & J. SUTTON.
April 10. tD3l#
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g DENTITRICE,
For cleansing, schitening, and preserving Il
Teeth and Gums.

For cleansing, avhitening, and preserving the
Teeth and Gums.
n ME British Anticeptc Dentifrice, which
n the present proprietor wishes most particu-
lary to recommend to the attention of the public,
is perfectly exempt from all those acids which in
general form the basis of tooth powders in COM
mon use, and which, although they may whiten
the teeth for short time, must inevitably destroy
the enamel by their deleterious action on this
beautiful covering of the teeth. The consequences
is, that the enamel, which is the shield provided
by nature to protect the spongy and nervous in
ternal structure, is rapidly corroded by these acid
ingredients, become more discolorcd than ever,
and exposes the inner portion of the tooth to ca
rieS, anda rapid and certain decay. BY the use oil
the British .4nticephc Denhfrice every morning
with brush moderately hard and cold water, the
accumulation of tartar will not only be prevented
but the teeth renderedbeautifuly and permanently
white, and the gums restored to that freedom
from soreness, that hardness and eff1orescence
which are the sure tests of their healthy state
and the best guaranty of that natural fragrance
OF the breath which can never be expected in con
nexion with foul teeth, and scorbutic, unhealthy
gums Price so cents box.
0F Prepared from the original Recipe in MS
OF theiate DR.. w. L. CONWAY, by his immediate
successor and sole proprietor, L. KIDDER, anC
sold wholesale by him al his Counting Room, owe,
No. 81 Court-street, head of Hanover-street
near Concert Hall, BOSTON, and retailed by the
special appointment, together with all the val
liable Medicines as prepared by the late DIR
Conway by
J. ROBINSON and ]. GREEN & CO., Wor
ceSter,
HENRY ALLEN, Leominster,
CARY, RICE, & CO., .Nsrth Brookfeld.
CHARLES PARKMAN, West6orongh,
JOHN CAPRON & SONS, Urbndge,
| TIMOTHY DOTY, Westminster,
&. b. PARKER, lancaster,
and various Druggists throaghoutthe country.
/ None are genuine, unless ign ed L. HI d
DER, on the outside printed wrapper.
| GA large discount to country physicians
I traders. &c.
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AVENPORIVS EYE WATER

which has been used with great success.
1T A fresh supply ofthe above Medicines Just
received and for sale by J ROBINSON, andJ. GREEN
& Co., Worcester; SARGENT. Leicester; LIVER
MORE, and BEMIs, bpencerj Dr. MIRIcK, FIsKE
& PENNIMAN, and KIMBALL, BrOokfeld; MANU-
FAcTunING Co., Ware, and by persons in all the
principal towns in the United States.
or A deposte of the above Medicine is left with
j. Robinson, Worcester where Agents may be
supplied and account to the proprietors, or pur-
chase of him at their cash prices.
Dec. 81, 1928. eoIy
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NOTICE is hereby given, thatthe sub
lV scriber has been duly appointed Executor Of
the last VIII aud Testament of widow DEBORAH
BARR, late Of New Brantree, in the County OF
Worcester. deceased, and has taken upon him.
self that trust By giving bonds the law directs
All persons indeb ted TO said Estate, are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment, and all
those TO whom said Estate is indebted are re.
quested TO exhibit their demands for settlement.
DAVID WAIT.
New Brantree, Dec. 1, 1929. 49#
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Infallible Depilatory Compound,
For destroning superRuous Hair.

FEyHIS Compound so effectually destroys
a the Hair, that it may be removed in few
minutes after its application, and is, therefore
particularly recommended 10 ladies who possess
that great disagreement to female beauty, super
Auous hair on their faces, necks, and arms. II
may be used with the most entire safety. II
softens the skin, and greatly improves its appear
ance. Price IS so for an entire pack age
or For sale by J.4.HES GREEN'S CO.
Worcester. ep6meo6m Feb. IL.