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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21
LINEN GOODS-Cheap.
BENZ. JACOBS, JR.,

No. "A Washington street, a fe,0 doors north
Of StGte-street, BosToN,
"AVING determined to close his present
II u business entirely, offers for sale hi~ re-
naming stock of Linen Goods, at very reduced
prices, many of which are the best fabrics the
market affords. Families who are supplying
themselves either with Linens Sheetings, Ia
BILE Linens, or Damask Table Cloths, will find
it for their benefit to call and examine them, as
the whole stock will positively be closed for the
most it will bring, during the present season :
among which are the following articles, viz
cases SO, sd, and Ga Irish Linen Sheet
ings; 10 cases 10 and "A Irish Linens, in
whole, half, and quarter pieces; 3 cases double
Damask Table Cloths, many of which are new
and splendid patterns, from Ga to 1914, with
Napkins to match; Damask Napkins; white
and colored Doyles; 2 cases Long Lawns l
case Linen Cambrics 100 yards Linen Cam
brics, in remnants, very cheap; Cd double
Damask, of fine quality ga and A Bird s.
eye Diapers % pieces Cotton and Linen, A
wide, at 25 cts. per yard; 50 pieces 7-8 Linens
of stout fabric at 25 cts. per yard 2 bales
Russia Diapers; l bale Russia Crash bale
Russia Sheetings. Also, 200 pieces British
and American FL.4NNELS, which will be sold
very low, comprising great variety of widths
and qualities. Together with an extensive as
sortment of ARTIFTCLAL FLOWERS, Paris
and American manufactured, which will be sold
at so per cent. discount from his former prices,
either at wholesale or retail
March 81 Qv
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21
BAR IRON & STEEL.
JOSEPH PRATT & CO.,

" - - IL AOAA - - ~ >
No. HeywOod f. Paine's Buildings, Wask-
ington-Squdrs,
AFFER for sale, on the most reasonable
80 tons of Swedes, assorted, fiat, and square
Flat, from inch to inch wide;
Square do. do. to 3 inch;
90 tons English Round, Square, and Flat Iron !;
Round, from 2 inch to 3-l6inch;
Square do. inch to II inch;
Flat, from 6 to II inch wide;
10 tons Of o. S. Iron P. s. L.;
tons of Slit Rods and Plates;
3 do. of Horse Nail Rods, (made from the best
of Old Sable Iron selected, warranted Of
a superior quality);
II tons Swedes Steel;
II do. German do. of various stamps, such as
Halbuck, Hasanclaver & Sons, and Eagle
Best English and American BLISTERED
STEEL, TUB STEEL, together with a
good assortment of CAST STEEL;
Axle, Bar, Sledge, and Plough Share Moulds ;
Axle Moulds, made from the best of Salisbury
refined Iron;
Also, large Team Wagon, Stage, Chaise,
and one-horse Wagon Axles and Boxes, fitted
with Nuts;
Pipe Boxes from q to Il inch, trimmed smooth
Darbys Patent Cart and Wagon Boxes, from
6 to q inches.
U The above will be sold cheap for cash OF
approved credit.
Worcester, Dec. 80. tt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24

TIE Subscribers offer for Sale,
e = IIhds and 80 bbs West India and New Or
OC leans sugar
27 boxes and ~ bbls loaf sugar
% hhds molnsscs
$50 bags coffee. various qualities
hhds and IS barrels whiskey
Wines of various kinds, vinegar
80 tons bar iron, Swedes, English s, American
ID tons castings
Steel, German, cast and blistered
Cut nails and brads
Novascoiia griudstones
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon do
so tierces rice
COO do Thomason lime
$50 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
Tanners and linseed oil tar
Spices, pepper. ginger pirnento and cassia
Alum, copperas, birthstone
Saltpetre, madden, indigo
Fallow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter, writing aud wrapping paper
Almonds and raisins
Window glass various dimensions
Tumblers, decanters, wines
Patent shot, gunpowder
Imperial, gunpowder and black teas
MackeTel, No. and 3, cheese
Domestic Goods, viz. sheetngs, shirtinrs
broadcloths, etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards
Cotton baggng, bale rope
Sewing, seine aud wrapping Irvine,
Shoe thread, &c &c =.
feb 10 T. WEIR G, 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24

TERMS.-SunscnirrIox the DAiLy RIcnMoSp Wm0 SO
year, and for shorter period, the OF 50 year, pay
able in advance.
ADVERTISING square OF &c lines lees in
scon as ccuis; insertions Si three insertions 81 II; and
every succeeding insertion 33i cents
Thrice week, first week 81 2j succccdu. week 81
Twice week frs, insertion 10 cents every succeeding ia
scGion so cents.
oaee week, Grs, insertion Is cents every succeeding in
,crtion SO
All advertisements also inserted in the CoNriru
\NmG.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
The Number Of insertions he noted the Ms they
viii be inserted until ordered DC stopped and charged ac-
coriingly.
Annual Advertisers charged so dolrs for two squares,
and in that proportion for advertisements of length;
except Atonee and Lottery dealers who charged 500
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
l.. WEBB 81 co.
FLORIDA WATER.

TEHHIS agreeable composition. which is not sur
Il passed by any of the imported Cologne or La
vcnder Waters, is obtained from plants which grow
IN the southern parts of the u. States. 1t is an
excellent and mild cosmetic, invigoratnr the nerves
refreshing and beautying the skin and removing
ireckes and many other disorders ofthe face II also
contributes to perfect state of health by counter
acting noxiouS exhalaons and terrifying the debiI-
itatcd fbrcs.
DREcTIoNs -Whcnused for bcautifyinr the skin,
or to remove the heat of the razor haa tn spoon
full in a half pint pint OF water, the face to be
well bathed in it. In the proportion from half tea
spoon full. in wine glass of water it proves an en-
celent philodontic it strengthens the gums and pu-
rifles the BREATH when taken as essence of pepper-
mint for pains in the stomach-from halfa tea spoon
TO two IN little water and sugar, is excellent in
nervous head aches. by rubbing the forehead and
smelling 1t quickly, from halfa table spoon to table
spoon full Will he sufficient for this operation IL is
also one OF the best applications in case of bruises
aud spralns as IT causes the blood and limph To
pervade freely their respective vessels Being rub.
bed TO the head it excites the cutaneous nerves
gives tone to the intcgumcnts and promotes that pc
culiar secretion which the health color and beau
ty of the hair depends, and prevents in great mea-
sure premature grayness.
~ supply in large and small bottles received
Oy J. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
Final Advertisement.

II YLE g. COCHRAN, being about to close
N their sales and business in the course of n few
yccks, respectfully request those indebted to them
ID come forward and make payment. They have
|till on hand variety Of desirable DRY GOODS;
hich, in order TO avoid an auction sale, they will
I'll much below cost. Purchasers arc invited 10
IN, as goods will be offered At such prices will
ls,Ire sales feb t5--ts
lid. REVIEW, No. 90, is Just received.
liz mar 10 Y ID. SANXAY
MEAL SIEVES.-20 dOZ Meal Sleeves. Just receive
VI aud for sale at tho Baltimore factory prices, by
mar 10 JAMES WINSTON
, OIL Butter Ncas5n Hams, aud Feathers, Tor sale by
~ magIo LEWIS WEBB & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
NEW BOOKS, DC.

DRINCIPLES of Currency and Banking, BY L.
r Lord.
The Exclusives, Novel of some celebrity.
The Practice in Civil Actions, and Proceedings 40
Law in the State of New York, in the Supreme
Court and other Courts of the State; and also in the
Courts of the United States: BY Elijah Paine and
VIM. Duer, Counsellors at Law; vols.
Conversations on Vegetable Physiology; compre-
hendng the elements Of Botany, with their appica-
tons TO Agriculture BY the author Of Conversations
on Chemistry, Natural Philosophy with copper
plate engrsvings.
Platts New Universal Biography OF eminent per-
sons, arranged in chronological order in vols.
Francis Dewman, Sd from the 9th London edi.
ton.
No CO & g. The Library of Useful knowledge
No . Formers Series Of DO.
No g. ?, Maps to accompany the Library Use
lu Know ledge; aud many other American and Eng
lish publications, receiyedat NASHS
mar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold on the premises, TO the highest
w bidder, on Tuesday, the 25th day of May next,
the Tract of Land belonging TO the cgatees of John
Spears, decd, containing 1913 This land lies
on Muddy Creek, in the upper part Of PowhataD,
within a mile and half Of the Muddy Creek Mills. A
description of the land is unnecessary as it is presu-
med persons wishing TO purchase, will call and view
tho land, which will be shewn by Henry Hatcher,
who lives on the premises.
Terms Of sale. One third at Christmas next, at
which time possession will be given, the balance in
two equal annual payments, and decd Of trust to
secure the last payment The purchaser will be al
lowed the privilege of seeding crop of wheat.
BY THE LEGATEES.
Powhatan, 9Th March, 1880.
VIII be sold or the same day, the dover land for
mcrly belonging 10 Mrs 4. Cheatwood about IS
acres, two-thirds Of which is valuable low ground
This land adioins the above tract. The title will be
warranted during the life of Mrs. Cheatwood
HENRY HATCHER.
Powhatan, 5th March, 1850 NIT f2t
VpY virtue Of Deed Of Trust ffom John ADAMS and vile,
1D bearing date the Gath Oct 1918, aud Of record IN the
Of Hcufico made 10 the payment Of a
debt therein mentioned, the Rev John Buchanan shall
proceed sell public auction the premises Thursday
the 9th day OF the next month"; pr undivided mocty o.
a certain piece parcel Of ground, the oy Of Richmond,
Of John Banks deed, which sold under decree Of the
superior Of chancey, for the Richmond district being
the which conveyed TO the said John Adams and
Thomas Rutherford by VIM Walhal and Sarah his wife,
by deed bearing date the 2Ih 1875 with the apperienan
E w. RooTES.
mar i3-2lXet Wu WlCKHAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
-CLODER SEED

Landing from Schr, Minerva,
E0 Bushels clover seed Of the CROP, for sale by
w L. II. DREW, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24

The Rivais. Iracy's ambition.
10y the author of 1.-The Coeg ANS Just published Fo
ND sale by COLLINS s. Co.
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
THE HORSE

those who nst appreciate the value of noble and
useful ANIMAL the Horse, the follow IS respect.
fully dedicated:
The Veterinary Surgeon Farery Taught on new and
easy plan, beng all the diseases accidents tn
which the Horse liable the and symptoms the cure
with the smith farripr ard
groom how acquire knowledge in the fretv and tho
prevention OF diseases Preceded by popular description of
the animal functions health the PRINCIPLES ON
which these be when disoriered y john
inds, Veterinary Surgeon With considerable additions and
improvements particularly adapted this country By Thos
NJ Smith, SC. &c. with numerous eugray.,5s
Just published and for sale, by J. H. NASH
mar II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
YoL. III. No. 10.
SACRED HARMONY

rINHE Methodist Harmonisf, containing a great variety Of
tunes, collected from the best authors; adapted all Inc
various in the Methodist Hymn Book for
the use of the Methodist Episcopal the United States
which IS added, choice selection Of anthems pieces
for particular occasions
The Boston Handel and Haydn Society collection Of Church
n Deins a selection Of the most approved psalm and
hymn tunes, &c &c just received by
mar 10 COLLINS Go.
RAhLiNS improved kngsh Powders put up in we'll
secured Tin boxes Also, lew red
winch contain two glass stopped bottles filled the matters
ais Tor the purpose of making tho above highly improved medi
cine, and well calculated for those who or land
beng not all liable be affected by changes OF the
+ or sale by JNO H. BLAMIRE
mar 90 At his Drug Store opnose the E,gie -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24

TNLOORING PLANK g. RAILING 10000
It feet of good flooring plank and 6,OoO feet Of
primo railing, for sale on the Dock.
Feb. JAMES WINSTON.
POTATOES, CIDER, BEER & apples.
Oh Hampers genuine Irish potatoes, from Ireland
AO direct,
30 bbls do Foxites and whito Northern
% do New Ark cider, Albany beer, and Jersey
apples of fine quality, just received, and for sale by
fob \YN. J. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
LqIIE.S WLNSTON;, Con,mission .Merchanf,

JAMES WLNSTO.N, Commission Merchant,
I" AS consignment, and offers for sale
IL IL 10 bids. of Porto Rico and ~ o. sugar
90 barrels of refined sugar at l6 to 90 cts.
10 brown sugar, (St. Croix)
go herring
90 nett shad
% cider vinegar
so " choice crab cider
so boxes Of mould candles at i0I cts.
40 sap
81 fine roram hats
100 reams Of wrapping paper
30 printing do
so {" writing do
10 pieces Of cotton bugging at 10 Cts
90 coils of baling rope
12 dozen Windsor chairs
g wire selves. assorted sizes
90 1" sides, waved and russell leather
5000 lbs of cotton yarn, assorted
10 900 of Hacks superior segars
Bed Cords leading lines, bags of wool, mackcrel and
NEW AND OLD BACON, sc. &c. all for sale on
thgmost reasonable terms. Jan Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24
Patent Seine Thread.

Patent Seine Thread
SOO Lbs Patent Seine Thread suitable or r senes
put up in hanks, from No. II to 25 inclusive
For sale by +. e. t. JAMES &, co
ian Market Soi,atc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24

A SUPPLY of four sided Razor Straps is just re-
n cerved by the subscriber. These straps are III
high repute the northern towns where their qua
lites have been sufficiently tested to entlc them to
a strong recommendation The following certificates
are deemed sufficient to show their real value:
For the last two years we have used the Metallic
Strap of j. Morgan, upon instruments and razors
and can confidently recommend it as superior to any
thing of the kind we have ever tried.
Wm. Gibson, M. ID. w f. Homer, NJ ID.
N. Chapman, Nj D. Thos G. James, NJ ID.
VIM. p. Devices, NJ. ID.
Professors of the University of Pennsylvania.
| For the last two years, ! have used the Metallic
Strap of J. Morgan, for sharpening and setting my
razors, and can recommend it as admirably adapted
| to the purpose.
John Redman Cox, NJ. d.
Professor OF the University of Pennsylvania
mar II II. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-24

NEW! NEWT! NEW!!!
TSSAYS on American Silk
u Beauties of the Animals
The Delugc
Gentlemen's Lexicon
Nos. 9, 10, IL, l2 Journal Of Health
No. T. for March, Turf Register
No. Is An Quarterly Review
Darby's Register
Devices Practice
Kinds Farriery
And many others, received by
mar 10 J. III. NASH.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-22
PLAaUIMINE. Oct. g.


 a siga of ass hssareetion.--Y Yesterday evening, by some fortunate event, one of our citizens got possession of some Iactsrelatiyet to aninsurrcctionine embrio. in this parish and West Baton Rouge ;-- and to-day, one or two companies of our militia have been employed in arresting some slaves, who are supposed to be con cerned ill it;-four of which, on being imprisoned, and examined separately, testified without much hesitation, that there are upwards of one hundred col ored persons, (some of whom are ffee.) concerned in the plot! and their forces were to concentrate immediately in the woods between this place and the par ish oi West Baton Rouge. It is grati- lying to know, that all our citizens have shown a zeaious disposition to ssniip in the bud,' this rebellious movement of the slaves; and its ring-leaders, we pre- sume, will receive the punishment they deserye.--Iberuille Gaz.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-22

perstiiien xas h s:lllis :1lii instance hut ties handmaid of inclination, it is doubtless sol am to be a Princess Nell snnss not quarrel with fortune. Who krIows what may come out of this?' Sostrong dld this prepossession grow npon the young lady, that ere she reached tie barbary shore, she wasall most as mucha iataiist III point oi resignationas any de votce oI lslamism could possibly be. The French Consul at Aieiers immedi- ately offered to ransom his countrywo- man; hut ne; the fair Creole o.,, To;..,, not be rsulsorned, fer fear of offending for tune, by resorting to so vulgar way of recovering her liberty. So to the Se- ragiio of the Dey of Algiers the lady went: and strange indeed to tell, from his Highness's Seraglio she was sent as a present to the Grand Seisner, whso was so struck with her beauty and man. ners <for in both she was excelling1 thai he elevated her to the dignity of his ia vorite Sultana! Such was the singular rise of the late Sultana Yalide, who died in ISIS, and was the mother of the the present Grand Seignor.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-22
From the Columbia Telescope.
THE DUTY ON RAW COTTON


 A writer in the National Intelligent Ger undertakes to embarrass the free trade party Of this State, by demanding 10 know whether they are willing to give UP the protecting duty on American raw cotton, together with that in favor of the domestic manufactures of that ar ucIe.
 Aye, with all our hearts. We arc g1lllng-anxious--to uproot the whole protecting fabric, so that one stone shall pot De left upon another. He propo- sss to test our sincerity by the appliea- .aon of this touchstone. We dare him 10 the trial. He holds out the alarm of competition from the cotton of Brazil, winch being inferior to our best and su- Fsfior to our worst, he instructs us, s1ves to the British manufacturer an ..avantase overthe American. Weasls sae advocates of prohibition to place our forelgIf commerce upon such terms as sopen to us fair and equal competi- .'on (now denied us) with Brazil cotton ,n foreign ports, and we are most hear uiy willing to take the chances of such competition in the markets of the Unit '. ea States. The stupidity of many nor 'aeff tariihtes has induced them ffre- Juently to taunt us with the s.profeetsag e4sy on domestic cotton. The south ,eels no gratitude to the general gov .'a'meat for this empty semblance of ia '' Aud let us assure that government
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-22

do k. lie might as reasonably choose i. volcano forthe foundationo his throEs.. essitJ is issid upon inn, unless ne is in love with ruin, to check the bold and honest expression of thought. But the necessity Is his own choice; and let n~ fanny De that mans portion, who seises a power which he cannot sustain, but by dooming the mind, through vast em- pire, to slavery, and by turning the press, that great organ of truth, into an instrln ment ofpublic delusion and debasenlents .boo,,Ssr
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-22
From the Banner of the Consultation.


 It is amusing to see the covert mode fl which the warfare against the Amer lean System is carried on, in different quarters, by editors who are favorable to free trade, but who do not find t ex. pedleilt to come out fairly against if, co 4senaaac. Instead of addressing the un- tserstaaalngs Of their readers, T dead set is made upon their passions and pre- F!dlees, their likes and dislilses, and in this manner, people who will not listen fo q word spoken against the policy of taxing themselves for the benefit of O. shers, which they call pfoteeting home y31dus'fy, and Of apPropriating the pab- lc money to roads and canals, which arc to do them DO good, open their ears wide 10 hear tllesame policy denounced, vilra is called 'NMr. Clay's system. It is to be lanented that such is the state of the public mind, but there seems to be no remedy for it. The people have been hunlbugged into folly, and they must be humbugged out of it. But for all this, we think that little plain ef talk than some deal out could be stood without much risk. The issue of the Presidents cetp ought to inspire confidence in the success of other eff forts to overthrow another branch of the same policy, and we think that if cur co-laborers would try the ice little farther out from the shore, than they Rave usually ventured, they would find Ii bear them. Since the recent cleo lions in the State of Maine, the free trade party have T sure foot-hold in that State, as will be evident to any one who. has observed that opposition to the res tfictlvc policy was a prominent trait in the requirements of the successful par Y. And as to Massachusetts, we have strongly fortified position in Boston.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-22

that we will not permit it to be even a miserable PFeteNt for the ..bill of abom- inations.'
 The same writer ma Ees tic t!.ss ss.s.s, s.i-. lllsion to the article of sugar. We know not in what temper the politicians .of LouIslaIia may receive proposition to withdraw her bribc-but as for the people of South-Carolina-they are at any moment ready to throw the duty upon sugar into the wreck of the pro- hibitory policy.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-22
ha.tts Miss. sii G'ilpiico, ib. I2 ]
 --Prime, II sales.
 -Seconds, < l0s a lol very
scarce

SUGAR, on PIaatasss.s;s .-Ir T hs,., fast saif.E of which we have been informed, were at 5i cents. We have further understood, that crops have peen offered at 5 l 54 cents at Ja 1t Is said that heavy pnrehas- es would be made at once. The densalfd IS good, and purchasers are waiting the s- peDing of the market at permanent prices. when they will buy largely. We lave not heard of any sales oi .Hoiasses. Cleared this week, coastwise 4ti9 hhds. 26l bpls. Sugar, and 92 bbls. Molasses.
 ToBACCO.--There has not been any sales this .seels X. sa.yviisss yviisss ssoi8 ti,c west say that the crop will be decidedly short. having been first injured by the drought. and after by the frost. Accounts are 1ye- quently exaggerated in relation to short- ness of crops, but as the two injuries now complained of are notorious, we have no doubt but the crop will be short. Wa quote sales of Tobacco in bales, al x3 a 34 per 100 lbs., and in rather better de- mand than for some time past.
 FLObR.-The last sales of about 1900 barrels were at t65 prior to which soma Z or aO0O barrels had brought s6. 5 56 fs now asked, but at what that market will open again is very uncertain, and twenfy- four hours, with or without arrivals, may entirely change tho present state Of t'.ings.
 LARDs-3 lie last sales were at acenfes it is now offered al $ ceats and Is dull.
 PORk--Prime is in demand and scarce, .Ness is fair at Si3; Cargo scarce, retail- ing to the planters at 50an
 BEEF.--Prinae Missouri is in fair dev ,nana at s8. Sales are generally small and for family use.
 WHISKEY The demand is confined to home consumption, and price continues at B cents the gallon.
 SALT, Liverpool in sdcks.---fbe sale of fine was at $2 I2s, for 900 sacks, at 4 months. Our quotations for Turks Island. dc, are from store. There has not been an arrival since business recommenced.
 HIlHs's are very scarce, and in good de- mand. We quote salcs of Campcachy dried at II cents. There have been seve- ral small arrivals this week and from the eagerness of purchasers, we would infet that ley will advance in price.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-22
WASHINGTON. Nov. IT.

The French Minister had an audi ance of the President on the Sth inst. at which he delivered to him an auto graph letter from II. M. Louis Philippe, announcing his accession to the throne of France, with the title of King of the French.