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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-17

4, VII your destinies-
n % 1.-THE welfare of
|Pp'ly and urgently de-
Il !, General expects
N the welfare of the
n 4 that assembling to
'ae afternoon in : the
l, you will deliberate
fp.snces, and to the well
I, portenosi las we
/ wishes of
YUAN LAvALLE.n
4 ESoT1mander of the fort
Y lLavalle, promising to
||s NJ at the disposal of
s aas people might elect.
L. sai'ernoon, an immense
u.s. T. assembled in the
pc89' who proceeded, af.
4 a "a been read from
Ii. .ae President of the
E Ea,,. names, in favour of
|fSos , a,s 70 had sign
|o ~, other persons, when
|[ra' a,, and those in
|a;s called upon to hold ID
h. right hands. The
W ~, MN, as none were
''ners. Gen. Lavalle
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-17
MARRIED.

to Miss Sarah Lane.
In Holliston, Mr.. Asa Bellows, to Miss Emily
Billiard
In Western, Mr.. Lowman A. Moody, to Miss Lou
lisa Patrick.
In East Cambridge, Albert J. Bellows, M D., to
Miss PAMELA Fitch, Of Worcester
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-17
Real Estate Sale.
GUARDIANS SALE.

PURSUANT to license and authority
= granted by the Court of Common Pleas,
will be sold by Publick Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, 4th March next,
At the house Of the ,oidor Lucretia Wyman, in
Lancaster, at o'clock, p. M.
All the right and interest of CHARLES Wy
MAN, EpHRAIM WYMAN, MARTHA T Wy
MAN, JOHN WYMAN, and HENRY WYMAN,
minors, and children of BENJAMIN WYMAN,
late of Lancaster, deceased, in Lot of In
tervale LAND, adjoining Land of David
Whitney, and others, containing about 10
acres, in two lots, divided by the Lancaster
and Bolton Turnpike.
0Condtions made known at the time
of sale.
*x*ALso-will be sold, at the same time
and place, the interest of the heirs of age,
in the above Land.
PETER OSGOOD,
Guardian Of said Minors.
Feb. 10.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-17
FOR l|!|lA SALE.
's7SsEiSszsse
DISAPPOINTMENT.

To be sold at Publck Vendue, onthe prem
Uses, on
MONDAY, the ninth day of March next, at
one o'clock, P. NJ,
The FARM whereon MANAssEH WILLARD
now lives, situate in the Northwesterly part
Of Sterling. About one hundred acres, well
proportioned with Moving, Pasture, Tillage,
Woodland, and Orchard, with good Build
ings.
Also-About 63 acres of Pasture and
Woodland, situate in the Northeasterly
part of Princeton. Conditions liberal.
SAMUEL HOUGHTON, .4uct.
Feb. 10.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-17
4 Il, observations, on
e, , BARBOUR, '''b the Commit
} !, , Ds, adjourned.
NEWS.

fIOuse adlourheu'
:. ,,cE. By the Don
;:rsd At New-York on
Havre, Paris papers to
R,pn received at New
10 London dates to Dec.
excitement had taken
n consequence of the
t 4 of Reming-
r. "a, which stopped pay
S Stevenson had disap-
supposed to have taken
m5ria, which arrived at
lssday last. A reward
I offered for his arrest
,..l, lanes Harmer
81. There is no news
Some say he is yet in
\ that he had laid his
a ship was in waiting
I'm, which sailed imme-
r;ral. Discoveries are
sp sums; the total is
10000.
ne additional particu-
N this subject E." The
ity is still engrossed by
ilr. Rowland Stephen
M has not taken place
hiking. Distress comes
failures have taken
single partner belong
Dg establishment ever
and, robbing the house
partners to abide the
reased, if not created"
and Helen McDougal,
at Edinburgh for the
woman named McGoe-
Stances attending this
I'D unusual interest
cerned in it committed
purpose of selling the
b, and it was supposed
billy of many similar
u, after a consultation
IIought in a verdict of
ke-and not guilty as
h. Burke was senten-
} on the scafold, and
bHckly dissected.
liverpool is reported to
BY rich, his property
not less than 700, OO0l.
sid, derives no pecu-
bis decease, beyond
bent made at the time
The present Earl, half
PREMIER, is with a few
stated to be the uni
he last accounts the
Euel was in a doubtful
be renewed reports of
pos AYREs. The follwing
ped at Baltimore by an arri-
Ringing dates to the 18th
Earned, on the Both
tlOnary movement was
the first division of the
Fenily returned from the
Esry, and despatched at
bring of the LIST Dec.
nnander, Gen. Lavalle,
ia de la Victoria. He
ID come, but it would
Government. Accord
lY he marched at the
Y division to the Plaza
Ossession Of the Park |
Ae important posts. At
lnez came out of the
y who had been joined
the most respectable
pVernour, Dorego,fie at
20 government existed
lls was affected without
f. After receiving this
: issued the following
dyss, LIST Dec. 1928.
a @~.OrrEIICIIL
fact fallen ; you know
have been tried tocor-
Snow likewise that all
u obstructed i; the his
enI which now no lon
proof Of this melancho-
That which we now
lllon; the publick has
with the aid of a force
V to defend them the
lent but indispensable. I
nea--He who now ad-
wish to command-he
ioi'ry free the authori-
! requisite to create
oS Your work (; assem-
" on your destinies-
20 1.-THE welfare of
'psIy and urgently de-
- General expects
! y the welfare of the
\ H. that assembling to
you will deliberate
j. 'ances, and to the well
i, portenosi I! las we
our beloved country
wishes of
YUAN LAvALLE."
commander of ~ 60
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-17
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION !!

CATARRHAL AND AsTMATIoK DISORDERS /
MORE than ONE TENTH of all the an
: - nual deaths in this Country and Great
Britain, are stated to be caused by that in
sldlous DESTROYER of human life. the
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16
JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS IN THE
TWENTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
MONDAY. Dec. z

SHOVDII DeC. 4.
SENATE. Thirty.fiv Senators were pres
ent at noon. Mr.. Smith Of Mary land, took the
chair, the Vice President not having arrived.
Messrs. White and Sanford were Joined to the
committee to acquaint the President of the Or
ganiZaton of the two Houses
HOUSE. One hundred ninety one members
were present. The choice of Speaker ensued.
Mr.. Stevenson of Virginia. had 152 votes, and
was reelected. He made his Acknowledgements
in an appropriate address. The choice Of Clerk
succeeded. Matthew St. Clair Clarke was re-
elected, having 1876 votes. Mr. Maxey of Ma
ryland, had 81. The other officers Of the last
Congress were reelected. A committee was
appointed to join that of the Senate to wait on
the President.
TUESDAY, Dec. 8.
SENATE. Resolved, That the members be
furnished with such newspapers as they may
respectively direct Provided, that the ex-
pense for each member, does not exceed the
price of three daily papers.
Taoetce o'clock was agreed on as the hour for
the daily meetings of the Senate.
HOUSE. On motion of Mr.. Taylor, it was
resolved to appoint two Chaplains, of different
denominations, one by each House.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8.
SENATE. The President (Mr. Smith of
Maryland,) announced the appointment Of the
Standing Committees, which will be published
] IN our next.
Mr.. Ellis having announced the death of his
colleague, the Hon. Thomas R. Reed of Mis-
sissippi, it was resolved, that the members 90
into mourning for one month, by wearing Grape
on the left arm. The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE. The only business transacted was
| a brief discussion on resolution offered by Mr..
Condict, directing that the Standing Commit
tees be nOao appointed. The motion was ulti-
mately laid on the table, with an understanding
that it would be adopted on the following day,
when the House will, as usual, adjourn over
till Monday-on which day, the Committees
will be announced by the Speaker.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16

| Under these circumstances, If such an insti'
tuition is deemed essential to the fiscal opera.
tions of the Government, / submit to the WIS.,
dom of the Legislature, whether national
one, founded upon the credit of the Govern
ment and its revenues, might not be devised,
which would avoid all constitutional difficulties,
and, at the same time, secure all the advanta-
ges to the Government and country, that were
expected to result from the present Bank.
] cannot close this communication without
bringing to your view the just claim of the rep.
: resentatives of Commodore Decatur, his officers
and crew, arising from the re-capture of the
trigate Philadelphia, under the heavy batteries
OF Trlpoli. Although sensible, as a general
rule, of the improperly of Executive lnterfer.
ence under a Government like ours, where
every individual enjoys the right of directly
petitioning Congress, yet, viewing this case as
one of a very peculiar character, deem it nv
duty to recommend it to your favorable consid.
Grafton. Besides the justice of this claim, as
corresponding to those which have been since
recognized and satisfied, it is the fruit of deed
of patriotic and chivalrous daring which infused
life and confidence into our infant Navy and
contributed as much as any exploit in its his
tory, to elevate our national character Public
gratitude, therefore, stamps her seal upon it;
and the need should not be withheld which
may hereafter operate as stimulus to our gal
liant tars.
/ now commend you. fellow citizens, to the
guidance of Almighty God with a full reliance
on his Merciful Providence for the maintenance
of our free institutions; and with an earnest
supplcation, that, whatever errors it may be
my lot to commit, in discharging the arduous
duties which have, devolved on me, will find
remedy in the harmony and wisdom of your
counsels. ANDREW JACKSON.
Washington, Dec. g. 1929.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16

REMARKABLE CIRCUMSTANCE. About
twenty-five years ago, the ship Persever-
ance of Liverpool, while returning from
Havana with valuable cargo, struck on
rock in the Irish channel, and soon became
total wreck. Among other articles, the
Perseverance had considerable quantity
of specie on board, the fruit of three sue
cessful trips to the coast of Africa. A bar
rel filled with dollars was brought on deck,
and when the vessel appeared to be sink
ing, the crew started the cask, and crammed
their pockets so full of money, that several
of them persisted between the ship and the
shore. The captain, IL appears, had pri-
vate store of doubloons concealed under his
bed, and was drowned in the cabin, while
in the act of carrying his treasure away.
The catastrophe was much talked Of at the
time, but in the course of few years the
recollection of it entirely died away, and
was revived, we must say, very lately, in
singular and romantic manner. The steam
packet Dasher, having put into Holyhead
to undergo repair, the captain one day re-
lated the circumstance, and expressed his
surprise that no attempt had been made to
recover a part of the treasure engulfed
more than quarter Of century ago. His
words reached the ears of an enterprising
Welchman, who Immediately equipped a
boat, provided a diving bell of peculiar
construction, and sailed for the spot that
had been pointed out, and which is not far
from Donaghadee. At first his appearance
attracted little notice, and as he was rather
careful in concealing the bell, many one
imagined he was catching fish, when he
was actually engaged in fishing dollars.
For nearly three months, he piled his task
when the weather was favorable, and with
so much success, that it was confidently
stated that he had recovered specie to the
amount of 100000 sterling. At last the
Donaghadee men got wind Of what the
cunning Welchman was about, and con-
structed wooden bell Of their own, which
is sunk by plates of iron affixed to the top,
and which is said to answer the purpose
extremely well.
By his rivals in the new mode of angling,
the Welchman was regarded as an interlo-
per, and they succeeded, by threats, in driv-
ing him away. Still they were a day be-
hind the fair, and it is generally supposed
that the harvest was so well gathered pre-
viously, that little but the gleanings remain
ed behind.-I'ish paper
DIFFERENCE IN Laws. The Pacha of Egypt
a year or two since, decreed that every able
bodied man, 81 years of age, and upwards,
should have, at least, two wives. The law in
North Carolina is, that every man who has two
wives shall DO hanged. So much for the wis
dom of Lawgivers
A schooner commanded by Capt. Haddock
on sealing voyage from Cranberry Island,
Maine, was lost in May last with all the crew,
10 in number; 10 were married, and had IL
children each. BY this distressing occurrence
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16

schooner commanded by Capt. Haddock
on sealing voyage from Cranberry Island,
Maine, was lost in May last with all the crew,
10 In number; 10 were married. and had IL
children each. By this distressing occurrence
it is thought 100 children were made orphans.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-16

DIFFERENCE IN LAWS The Pacha of Egypt,
year or two since, decreed that every able
bodied man, 81 years of age, and upwards,
should have, at least, two wives. The law in
North Carolina is, that every man who has two
wives shall DO hanged. SO much for the wis
dom of Lawgivers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-31
HRCclT', uDTu ~ IoI IS, DESTROYING rHE HYDRA.
ONLY az PER ROTTLE

.I'IiE unparalleled reputation of this medicine !,
!. such, and its preemincnt virtues are So we'll os
tdnshad, and 50 fully acknowledged by an ntellircnt
public that it scarcely necessary to saw any tbno
further than that il is \ SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases ofte vcr: Debility resulting from intcn,-
Perancc and dissipation: oh and nveteratc Ulcers:
rams IN the Bones, attended with swellinos Of the
JOINTS lndgeston Blotches tho Face Pinplcs &c
syphilis Cutancous diseases generally and letter IN
particular: Mercurial and ScrDtuous complaints.
ne certlhcates ct wonderful cures performed bv
the Catholcon. have become numerous as TO pre-
clnde their insertion in newspaper and has made
II necessary for the proprietor 10 print them in n
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This will be forward
ca as soon rs possible 10 the several Agents for pru-
tutous distribution, and must, on perusa strenpthen
the good opinion entertained bv the friends of
TINS medicine, and disarm, is hoped the prrirCi
ces OF those who view with dstrust any medicine not
known in what is called regular practice" Facts
IRE stubborn things, and cannot be ransaid
~ the earnest solicitation of members of the med
zeal faculty and others who have witnessed the aston
shng cures effected by the use of the Vehetable
Cathohcon, and who anxious that its benefits to
mankind may be more widely difuscd the PROPRIETOR
mas consented to reduce the retail price to Two
Dol-LARS per bottle; and this will be done with.
out IN any way deeriorsng the quality of the med
lclre or reducing the size Of tie bottle rs has been
materially done III the case of Swaim's Panacea
hLrnetS 81 letters rees'ty reared from Physicns and from
ogtattor The sale If Pottrs Cthoco qj rlol a, Z
." retail more than dozen bnles of vuir Cabo,icon ,,cr
sell one bottle of SWANS Panacea; ai feel great pleasure in
thocon tried has Produced decided benefit"
Loud you afford TO reduce the price of your Cahoco 10
TWO dollars should more frequently prescribe my patients
% ms "oui en DE done by number of other physicians in
this town and vicinity who have with the best eec
@ a me 9'ief anaceaS and the Compound Syrup of Sar-
An eminent physician says 81 have known several cures ne
formed ny the use Of your cahocon which previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions of the faculty. and have
ncvcr known it 10 pro luce b,j,1oi,s efJccts,'
Inc above invaluable medicine may be constantly had of
j. III. DLAMIRE,
jan - Opposite the Eagle Hotel, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-31
uaRuoNY HILL sEMINlRY

RRfS TURNER method OF correcting a repor,
Iyk which she has been momed, is circulating in tho
pfc Of arrangement made in the institution for the
epsng She las secured the assistance Of gentleman,
vfosc classical education, moral WORTH experience i'm
teaching, emncnty -ay him for the duties of his station.
With h aid she pIoposes system, which will furnish every
aSiy or the ear progress Of the pupil, from the simplest
ciuufay branches TO the highest department oflctier The
utiiy Of system IN every occupation in life viii be readily al
lowed nt perhaps In pursuit is IL niispcnsableso
manlt IN its effects The business of moulding the character
yor task which devolve every faithful teacher For
the accomplishment of this object the following method viii
Adopted
introductory Derarfneat-In which viii be taught the Ele-
urhis Of Learning, including Geography, Arithmetic some
branches of Natural History, Plain Sewing Marking
acc0rny 70 the plan pursued the High Schools the North
euc6rS
rsio~ Deparfnsnt-Rcadng, Writing, Spelling, Geography,
GRAMMAR, Arithmetic mental and written Natural History
Composition, Map Drawing Exercises in Execution, and Needle
SsnioY DsPa,tnert--Ancicnt Geography History Na,ura
Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic Geometry, Astronomy with Lee
tcs, Chemistry with Lectures, Botany Composition Natural
THEOLOGY hneraogy with the Of n cabinet minerals
Arithmetic, Algebra, Watts ON the improvement the mind
Evidcaces of Christianity, Ecclesiastical History Greek
Every Pupil Of suitable age will be taught Drawing as
Of acquiring habits Of accuracy of improving the taste
and Of facilitating the acquisition of penanhip Teachers
will be furnished for insrucng Music a,s on Velvet
Wood and Paper and Fancy Work. Vocal Muse is Oe
regular branch Of instruction, suitable Teacher car
be Obtained.
good Library Is the School for the USE Of IN,
Pupils Farther particulars be ascertned by application
Tn the Teachers
Board :; inclusive of Bed, Bedding
ana Washing $40 Der sim
Tuition In the Introductory Department, s.
Do. Junior Del arnnen,, 8
Do Senior Department., 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-31
T.. ABSALOM.

GRATEFUL Tor past favors, improves the pres
-" ent opportunity authorizing his friends and GUS
stand Is IN the corner house leading Mayos Bridge
and next door to w. III. Fitzwhylsonn's Bookstore,
where he respectfully soci,s the patronage of such
as may choose to favor him with their custom. He
has always hand good assortment of gcntlcu,en,s
BOOTS Il SHOES, made of the best laatcrinis and
at the following prices, warranted to wear equal TO
any' For boots Richmond made, 81. Boots made
riadc elsewhere 10 O,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-31
Almanac for 1899.

USF published by PETER COTTON, his Virei-
- mia and North Carolina Almanac for the vear
1929, containing, besides the Astronomical Calcula-
tons, Courts, &c. &c. variety of curious useful aud
entertaining matters-the Astronomical part calculn.
ted by Joseph Cave OF Orange county, Va. and for
sale by the grocc, dozen or single.
Ia Press aud shortly will be published. Now No
vel by a Foung Lady of Virgiuia, entitled Donald
Adsir.' two volumes.
no Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-31

VIRGINIA. At rules, holden in the clerks Office Of The
superior court Of chanccry for the Richmond district sine
90 DAY Of November, 1923; Thomas a. Baber pit against
John s. Fleming Isaac Ctd Jane his vil and s3n,cl
Dyer, jr and Martha his wife, dts
The defendants Isaac Curd Jane his wife and eaneI
Dyef U AMI Martha his wife, having entered their appear.
ance ard gwen security according he Of assembly and
gFDes ofts court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
NAT i arc not inhabitants Of this county; is ordered that
e fad defendants do appear here Tire day of the nest
January term, and answer the bin Of the plaintiff and that
COW ~ this order he forthwith inserted some newspaper u.
sed in The city ofRcmOnd, Tor months succesvely and
posted NJ The front door Of the capitol, the said city.
~ copy. Tes,e, WM. q. pENDILTON. g. 4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-31

VfRGINIA; At rules, holden in the clerk, Office Of ,bo
superior court Of ehancery for the Richmond district
the 2d day ~ June, 1929 William Rnundree nj, oont,
William Dsnddge, late sheriff Of the county n Hsn,,c
TO WHOM was Committed for administration all the ,oS
Watson Paimsn, dec. unsdministeted bv Fii-sb,,
paim"n' the sdnH Of said Wstson) In her liz ,,",
nn'm fa'"an' FLEMING Patman, Price sboer,stey - 81
Cyn'hS his wiie' David A. Sheppard and Marv bIs off
Thomas NJ: Paiman and Elizabeth his wife. RE nd
WWam' FLEMING, Nancy aud Elizabeth ~ the hej,s sod
sI,ou'es, OF the said Watson Psmsn, dec. and Richard
20 aeIendanis Price Shoemaker and Cynthia his wife.
snd Thomas NJ. Patman and EIzabet6 Rvs wikr. M,
"s."s ent'ea Their appearance aud gwen security
according 10 tho act Of assembly ard the ,fs. - ~
soI, ann appearing by satisfactory svidpnse Ira,
my arc not inhabitants ~ this county; " Is Iha,
we san deendsns do appear here the first dav ~ n
next term and answer the bill 81 the plaintiff ana ia,
copy OF 'ns order be forthwith inserted souns ewsoscs
Puosned IN the city ~ Richmond, for wo month.
said city. 0'P''"'' w me
% Ae'w' Tss''. wA q rraDLrruN. g. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-31

JAMES WINSTON. Richmond, Agent for VIM.
Prince, Proprietor of Linneon Bottnic Garden,
New-fork, now SO advantageously known as the
most extensive and valuable establishment othe kind
IN thus county, will receive orders for any kind ut
Fruit or ornamental Trees Grape Vines Flowerin,,
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, Dubious Roots, &c.
hfCataosues will be furnished gratis and the most,
prompt a. particular attention paid to the forwarding
to any rt OF the State such articles, persons re-
siding Mt distance NAV order
The Trees, Shurbs, Vines, &C. &c. ore put up in
the very best order, and may be transported many
hundred miles without injury. Tue experience ofthc
Agent, though limited, fully iustites him il, rcconl-
intending To any person possessing but half acre OF
land to procure small assortment of vines. fruit
trees, &C.. and others holding more land could not
invest 30 or an 100 dollars more advnntageousy.
de- 2I-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-31
CHEAP ROOKS TORE.

4 III. NASH has received, by recent arrivals
- very considerable additional supplies 10 his
former extensive stock Of Books aud STATIONARY: all
NJ ohch WILDE eo'd low g. "s.. no., %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-31

luaredy court he'd flr Cumberland county lie 1z,h
n day 81 Oet'cr, 1923 John r. Williams mr. ANNA War
dits---lS CHANciay '' '' E''"" I'"''
The Defendant Warner w. Tree having entered his AM
Pearace ana gwen security according lie act of ,ssenI
AMI M rules Of this court, aud appearing iy sat.ctny
rTihoncc That be mol inhaiant Of this country olcyd
iht ue Sud defendant DO appear here the fourth Nonds
IN Jdnuafy next aud answer the plaintiffs bill and that cor
~ TINS oricr be forthwith inserted Ia newspaper p,i
hed IN te Cy vi Richmond ior months successyelv ana
posted al c front door Of courthouse Of this country
70 copy Te,tc TSCHAR WOODSON D.