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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

Sum due from Lieutenant Robert Randolph
~ the Gnvcrnm.ni, while acting "a Pnrssr in
The Navy, as repeated by The present b onrih
Auditor together with q rspori stating whether
the said Randolph's account wRs not ~ ooe
period closed aud balanced; and ifso. ~hen
aud whether IL was not afterwards Te-opened
aud re.rtsnined. aud on what evidence IT VAS
r.-ope" ed, DC.
NJ repO,t has been made by me upon the
account Of Lirui. Randolph ns act.ug Putset.
l. va reported as rlosrd by nv pftdeces.or,
on the 9Th day Of Oe'obe,, ls1a. Sor lias II
been opened by me, n,iess iir scis descl lbed
IN the preceding rauatise acc construed To
open H..
do not know Thai | understand tbs part Of
The resolution. II seems 10 be based upon the
quife into errors or frauds committed on tie
Gnsrrom' AZ OF on Individuals through this of
fee. provided the persons committing them
shall have done il SO adioiily a. 10 conceal
them from The Fourth Auditor ia the settlement
Of their accounts /, DO the House or the mo
yer Of lis part of the resolution mend TO say,
thai, II hud that Mr.. 1imhefiake left al the
tine Of his death, the sum ct %ll 100, ! have
no ught TO pass II 10 his credit DO they
mean to say. that ! have no right 10 charge il
TO him Who received Il aud make him account
lut IL , Are lhe dead 10 be robbed, the living
10 be tfaduced, innocent srcufItes made 10 sui.
Ter, and HE guilty to escape, because The omls-
SION VAS not discovered before the settlement
Of The accounts do npl SO understand NY
duty, nor SHALL so perform II. shall reverse
40 decision gwen by NY predecessor IN favor
Of Lisolenant Randolph. | nave no righI to
take back commissions ~ other allowances
which may have been made 10 MIN. However
wrong they may be-, thcy are bcyond NY lrgl-
innate power because they were made by au-
auihnrI5 the comp lrncy 81 which | cannot
officially question. But II Is ny duty to cor
rect obVi ous errors. II ! discover thai Il man,
whose account Is closed. has rece we'd public
money not charged ia that account, II Is my
duty TO charge him with IT. Snch has be EN-
tue uniform p~racllCe of this ONCE. Such are
my views OF duty aud by them | shall be gov
crned IN this casr and all other.
Into the rPnr OF the annexed documents |
haze thrown - variety oflclters, marked from
u 10 IL, inclusive. which, though seemingly
OF litIle moment, appear 10 be embraced IN the
call Of ne House.
'cry respectfully.
Your obedIent servant,
AMOS KENDALL.
Hon. Secretary Of he Nary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

Truth from The bottom Of The Sea.-A Mr.
emple, The author oi two volumes of Travel,
In Peru recently published in London tell, th;y
story of a Shark and a Yankee "Seye,.f
years ago, IN the West Indies, a British shin
oil war tell IN with an American merchant vessel
winch, IRON circumstances was genera Nv spo-
posed 10 h' a god and Lawful prize bu, no
papeIs being ound on hoard 10 condemn III,
vessel, and her Captain ing thai all was
correct, the Blush Captain, alter the deter-
ton OF a day or two, was induced TO reljnoui,,
his capture. Shortly after ihis-I torept Tho
t'"ciN" >race of time-a shark was caught no
another British ship of war on The same station
add IN cutting il up a delip htful operation 81.
Jon omIted-a Tin case, containing sundty
papers, was found Ia lis stomach. They pro,.
ed 10 have belonged to the merchant {esSpl
above mentioned, aud had been thrown
overheard by the Captain when sbout 10 be ex.
amlned by the British C%ruizer. The fact was
soon discovered the papers We're taken TO Port
! oval, where the American ,aptain had actually
omihehce8 an acnon lof damages against the
british captain for unlawful detention Tue
hhies were immediatpIy turned on the astonisb-
Cd jonathan, whose snip was condemned II, a
Fooh and lawful prize The sha k VAS one Of
Ne largest size. 81 The Jaws are preserved 10 his
day IN IN" justice Hall,4 II Spanish Town, to The
annoyance OF many a Yankee captain, who
When swearing about the destination of h
shIp aud The correctness OF his papers. is II.
minded OF this extraordinary detection, by some
one IN Court Significantly pointing to the Jaws
OF the shark. and saving Take care, the
'tuih VIII out, thought from the bottom oftha
aea.' have heard tbs story corrolofated by
several persons, and yery lately by an Officer
who was acquainted with the Commander OF
he ship. on board winch the shark that had
swallowed the tin box was taken"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

, When The question Of f,n4 emblenq and de-.
vices for our National of,ns was before the old
Congress, a "embrr from the SCUM warmlv
opposed the eog'c, asa monarchicaI bird. The
"'Hs ~ o"us '1uid not be a suitable repfesen
"''"'P,a conntIy whose Institutions we've
r"u""eo IN hostility 10 Kings. The late Judge
'n"">ner, then a representative from Mass.
.%''Setis, IN reply, proposed the goose, which
ne sad "asa most humble and republican bird,
ana would IN other respects prove advantage.
Gus lnasnech as the g0s!ins would be con,e.
men, TO put On The ten cent pieces, &c. Thy
eoa"snl'r which followed al the expense of H.,
''"hc'Qer was mole than he could bear. lie
= 'f5tfucd this good humored irony into an in
sun, aud sent a challenge. The bearer DE-
hFered 1t TO Mr.. Thatcher, y no read and retnr-
ned it ITO him, observing thai he should not az
cept II VIVA, viii you he branded as a co"
ard Yes, sir, II tr pieases | alu avs was a
coward. and he knew il. or he would nevef
have challenged me. The joke was too gooe
TO be resisted ever. 10y the augry party. ltof
casioUed infinite ninth in the Cuugressione.
circles, and the former celdial aud gentleman
" intercourse between the parties was soon
restored in a manner entirely satisfactory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28
Total receipts,
$ll,7l5O

VIZ credited u in symenfs to OH els and
men, disbursements IN The Mediterranean. slops
sod stores Is red, aut slops returned To Naval
t'o'e, S'','s9 %, Excess ol paym,n,s over re-
seipt. - gss IS.
Ihrre was 40 known fund Out of which this
could have h>en draSn. o her than Mr.. Tim
b'r axes money received NJ Port Mahnn.
Bu' IN addition 10 these paymenis. he pad for
tobacco AZ Glhraltsr Sis -. liul. OF which
was SOLD 70 the crew. in consequence Of It's in
terror quality nd = considerable sum for u
tler stores. w ,un"n Of this Was replaced by
h'nes OF me sauna stores, The pa gers do not eu-
able me 10 ascertain
After arriving Al the above rrsuli. Examined
fh'o Lieutenant l;eudaiph's receipts aud pay
Hient' after liS arrival IN Boston. The re.uIt
cAhionrd a balance Of receipts. over pay meuts
c~'teppndiag "rh the excess oI lavoaent,
over receipts before his ar,i,nl
From ihrse views Of the subject. it was
pai"ntio mS mind, lha' Lieutenant kandalnb
must have lad left IN bank Mt Boston, after nav.
ing OF the crew, appfoprlstng all his own com
inia''pns, comp nsai lou, aud exp n>ps. and
after returning into the lrpasnry The amoun,
found due from HIM on SETH ment. at lr,s,
SIO,OOO Al ny request, the S.creiaiy ortbc
Treasury applied for his hank account. lbp
reply OF the bank, with Lieutenant RanJoiuh'.
account, rs annexed, marked (26) II fully con.
n'ms my previous conclusions. II shows that
inter lieutenant Ranialph hal finished all
his payments. he still had LEFT in hanl
S9,S73 u. Before he len Boston. he drew
oni S9.s73 %, of this sum Sis 90 in
cash; Sl66 IL, in a check Oh the Nor.
JOIN branch' aud $1,000 IN a check on the
richmond branch. leaving precisely $1,000
IN bank. This, 1927 43 hltpIward, deposI,d
Oyag az nj thu IN AE4 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

NOS f~ro.ass. 40 f0an cane ~al,~#r. A..
~. h"iifngtan : baWse, Wir h.sia. Ii,
~ IS val hnmmefy, refused !, non
on In" New Lord High Admiral ~ ~ ne
1lgef TO back his topsail. nor dill "a W
hlI ha hid hacked out nf the srr.a. Nop
The OH togfiher-andit vas once me-. a'l
shed. "oie abo..
Like all the rest Of the ROYAL G.ril.
u. orc. has INDUCED in dives moro ~ ne
di,ereditahle i%iqs0as. Tie nrinrin,l 't''
WAS the one with the celebrated arm, AZ
Jordan his conduct 10 her af rr vra,5 ~
tnnacy, was pronounced cruel and n,rs,
aud III account of tlr. jordan, snge,n.95's'
the abrupt separation aud the ma inner al;
published at the time, was in a hleb -
touching. Oh her daughters, one marin =
and de camp 10 the King, and as late a, Isfg'
5ophit, Mary, Elizabeth. Augusta, aud An
tHz Clarence. were pensioners on the r,yd n
for G25O1 each NJ this limp the Duk,, -
allowance was something near Gl3U,0GO Der
annnm; there is also II sou in the army ~
LET ihuse WHO 50 unnecessarily ,l,,,
about ne expenditures OF our homely oo,ag
menf, think for an instant how inlmea',,aa
tar behind ctr no her country we are IN 49,
respect. ''S
We now conclude our brief sketch NJ H..
new monarch OF Great Britain. The inn"
si'ns of him are nnfayorahle both at boms ,.,
abroad, aud the BRUSH natiDn have a or..,
deal 10 dread. should he b. prompted bv .,I
advisers. In hi. country, we are apt to c,o
slider the theory oil government hy which The
reIening families ofErrope are sustained as
The madness Of The maay for Tie gan Of ns
te0' Who can tell what lrIghtIul dissen,,ans
may not occur between the accession of ~
liam ". aud the majority nf the Princess E,c.
torn Or in the event of The death Of the I'm
Ter and a regency for the latter, what ave
nues may moi be opened to unchastrned ami,
non The present royal family is unpopular
rs well as incapable and who can tel whether
IN a III of universal wrath at governmental
abuses, and despair AT Oppressive taxation
these domes'icaled HanoveTiaus NAV MOI he
driven from the laud in storm OF popolar
tumuit and indignation
by often contemplating the spectacles ofro,.
al degeneracy as well a. royal splendor, We
viii learn TO value more highly republican SIM
plrclty and republican virtue. MAY a wise
Providence guard us from the efforts Of m,
guided tdctionists, under whatever banner thew
are %arra5ed, and long avert from US the frghi.
iuI conclusion TO faction and anarchy to eiyIl
dissension and public corruption.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

Zenobia, : years old. aud Sarah 6 years old,
were both purchased Ivy DIR. Thomas OF Easton,
Md, for $lIO each. Zach Of these cows had II
cali ton weeks old. which were bid IN by Col.
T.. at $500 each. lecumseb, the hull above
mentioned, was purchased Dy the same gentle
man.
When our reporter left fhe ground, % had
been sold amounting TO 5000, being an nv
cage of abnut S3al earh. Ibe whole number
advertised III thu catalogue was a. n few al
which were bought III by Colouel PoweI. The
prices gIvrh above are actual sales. II is
probable the whole amount OF sales reached
$4,000. y bull calf, IRE days Old, brought
SliO.
With the most praise worthy attention TO he
comfort OF The large ~aSSemblase collected on
his premises, Colonel Powell mad provided a
table near,y Two hundfed yards long, stored
mo I literally with substantial iare, IA every
On icing variety, AMI of which the company was
invited TO parta%e. This polite aiIratun to
the convenience Of the company Vas rendered
The more grateful TO Their feelings, as the
nfIghhnuTing iaverns were but few in number,
and but indltefently provided. Immense tubs
oil sangdree of delightful favour, ~nbonnded near
the tdblri but 4 SOLITARY drop ofspIrItuOus Liquor
""s nol 10 be seen upon the ground The *
cess've heat OF the day, the gteat crowd, and
the heavy rain winch occurred for several hours
IN the aiteInpon, prevented Our reporter obtain
Tug a nIote explicit account OF tins interesting
sale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

oFFH w ibbf 49, - "iib bhS ~" '-t
shorts, as well as ord SALIlkOfF.
REMOVALS, REWARDS. PUNI5hMENTSi
UG5iiHgtDH III Fight yrars removed .
JOHN .BddmS IN -Four vars removed 10
1ho5 JsfeTs0H - Eight years removed 10
jas. Madison - Eight years removed D
Jas. Monroe IN Eight ears removed .
J. q Adams N FJU wears removed =
ANDREW JACKSON IN one year has ~.
movcd ! 0oO And ps4 Ut these ofic.rs were
removed because be,ug fret hen They preferred
another man 10 General JdcksoH JoS Pfesldenh :
239 were principal officers, dnl the iesIdue
were subordinate Officers.
Lieutenant RANDOLPH says that, !" IN due
time, proper notice Mi be taken OF The fouflh
Andlior's report
The Doaner General for the Government
deserves 10 be tried under the " second sec
ton" Her. Gd=.
Ne want TO see what The " imuinculates' LAY
10 the removal Of commodore HaRRlSofos-
Speak out, Dun! ID.
A Jackson paper IN Naine says. 1.-The Ad.
rninistraton IL IN a blaze Of glory rep
1ruly, IN such n blaze, that they will, ere
long, be consumed, root aud branch
[.iteE. GAG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

FROM THE NEw YoRK AMERICAN OF JUN p Is.
Il Trio! Jar Peyafy, which has exclled
some interest in our mercantile circles as be,ne
the tirst Of the sort, was yesterday brought 10
a close by a verdict Of gni.ty against thu indie.
ted party, l!ids Wdrner. rhe nature and
circumstances ofthe crime will be understood
by The following statement from The journal al
Commerce. -
General 5essions.-The People IS. Elias
Warner.-Beiore the Recorder, and Alderman
MENUS and Mou.-Elias Warner, indicted far
wiitnl and corrupt perjury, in making oath ia
the scheduled of his property, which he filed be-
fore the Recorder on his application for the
benefit of the lnsolvenI Laws, was brought into
Court, and put on trial on Wednesday. Il an
peared from the evidence adductd by The Dis.
trict Attorney, that the features of the casr
were as follows The Prisoner who as a
partner with Ahner p. Phelps ia the auction
and commission business, made large purchases
of dry goods, from the first to the 2Uth OF
October las, from various merchants 10 ibis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

Post o5ice Robbery The following account
Of asingGiar robbery of The posi- Office, is copied
from the Jameslomu, Chatauqueco. Republican,
oithe Oh inst.
On the IL of March last, n. A. Lowry.
ESD. Postma,Ier of Pine Grove, Pa. nclo5ed
Si5O in TWO letters, and directed them TO two
mercantile houses IN Albany, They arrived
there by due course of mail, uui had been bro
ken open, the money taken out, aud in its
stead were found a piece of post office wrapping
paper aud a note, the puIport Of W was that
detection was Impossible, that the thief was sn
honest man and would return the money i'm
Two OF three years, with interest. As the bag
containing the letters was not opened between
Buffalo and Alban' the robbery must have
tBken place between Pine Grove aud Buffalo.
Suspicious ".fe entertained against Nelson
Roe, the Clerk in the pustofice OF this village.
who at the tune had the Sole charge OF il ara
postmaster, Dir. FnUte, icing absenLl He was
arrested, and on Tuesday the 80 uit. und -r,ron,
al examination, which eSrited a e,est JesI ~
interest aud occupied more than TWO d,vs
he e.aminailor, resulted In Mr.. R.we's acon1i,
a. wait brown and Marvin, for the prose,
cutlon, an' Muilet. Osborn and Hazeltine Far
defendant, IGe affair 10 yet surrounded IN
mHstery.' "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

haSdriRe, Jtne l2.--On Yesterday a warrant
vas issued at The instance Of Jas. Collmsworth
Esq. District Attorney, against a man by the
name of High Moore, late Of South Carolina,
on a charge Of f'andulenly tra"ing from The
treasury OF the United States, n pension N he
half OF Jno. Nelson, IA revolutionary patriot,
"no died sumo twenty years ago. On exam
nation before TN District Judge nc vas COM
united for trial. Ii II said that he has succeed
ed by an a'ltoi system Of fraud and forgery in
obtaining about @iSQ0. The Secretary ofihe
Treasury, having obtained inrimatlon OF tne
fact, aud an accurate description OF Mooie's
person, set on foot a duIgent search, which has
eveotnated IN his arrest and imprlsonment.-
lie will probably be tried at The approaching
September term Of the Federal Circuit Court {:
it's therefore due u his situation TIA we
should not, ii tins Time, enter into more mi.
mute details. Republican
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

Fran Tie Phiiaielphta Bulletin, June 10.
THE GRtAT CATTLE oHow.--A collection of
upwards Of IA thou,ai d persons of The hughes
respeciabllty, attended the sale of Colonel
Powelis stock al cattle on Wednesday last.
The company assembled were remarked IA.
beng Of the highest respeetabillly, from all
the adjoining Counties. and from many STATES
Of the Union. The bidding commenced with
spirit, aud cont,nurd untiI The whole catalogue
was gone through. a few head only beng
bought IN. We ate unable 10 fnrnlsn all the
prices. bu, from the following our readers can
form some Just idea oil the sums obtained for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

linz il Roanoke ia SiLers Spu shal he
Seen in full cosin ue, with bag snd viz, bud
doTts, ss veil as ssoTd SALIlkOfF.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28
- y Ms.3

Impeachment By he President o. the Ua,ied
Sidies.
ARTHUR y. HAYNE. Of South Carolina,
late a Colonel in the United States Army, A.
gent OF the United States for their Naval
service in the Mediterranean.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-28

an irina i'm of "a r'u.iltGnee. Slr9oo W
1919 Iuiy ~. Received til amount
of sg3.O0 remliIed. ded Ieiing
the foregoing itrin. Vl,3oV wv
", 'alS ., suction. OF 81
Received fur dead meas aud deser-
tef's clothes soil. 81 ~
-
Total received a., gostnn. S9J,6ls ~
Nnnle nmouu lad officers aud
men at Boston, low ~
Surplus remaining On hand. Sla,s53
-. Oi which Nas IL bank, ~ hi,
tcnunts show 22.2o5 %
o. nus suin tarre was returned into
the Treasury only 100 -
Leaving IN Lieulenan, kandolph's
hands Sll 10 70
Oflhis he has accounted for the
fpilosing item. only. VIZ
Expenses NJ Charleston, $40 90
Postage, u
Paid X Calder, Is clerk, Is i
lis own commissions allow
ed. 2,267 II
Travelling expenses and
aeeonnr., lo7 IN
HIs own pay o. pay roll. 20 81
Hs own pas fu' august and
September. 2oo 81
- 50, O03 IA
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In this amount in cash. must be added. 10 as.
certain what was really detained by Lieut.
Randolph the money on hand when The vessel
arrived, the value Of all stores on hand, deduct
ing his profit on hose sold 10 the crew, aud nny
debts winch might Le due TO him lor money
lent TO other Officers.
Is !, possible Thai all this could have been
Lieut.. Rnndolph's money ,
BY acting rs Pu.srr less ILdn four
months, did be makt by means
unknown, 81 os7 ~
Bv commissions, 2,26i y
BY Lipuieuani's pay, 20 50
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RICH GOODS.
Daniel @. WhpeLo.. Z.

D" . ". WheeLeq', Jr., g. Co
"A ne now receiving their Fall supply Of rict
-. ana seasonable Goods:
Manageable of all shades, Black. Blne Rl,oL
PT dEWEH. Slate Purple. &c, eros DE Ma.
Black GRoc DE Dpa11s1
Black and Blue Black eros DE RUFF
slate, Mode, Drab, Fawn, and Black SATIN
LEVANTINES. : '-'
Black, very fne,) Brown, Olive, Blue, and
Mix'd BR0AD-CLOTHS
Mix'd and Blue CASSIMERES.
hed Salisbury, Orange, 5-4 White, IA do, 70
40 40; "a do, Yellow, Red, and Green FLAN.
English MERINO CLOTHS.
~ pieces CIRCASSIAN, all different shades
R TS and low priced CALICOES.
BELL RIBBONS, great assortment
CAP RIBBONS, at cents.
Common CARPETING, at 25 cents.
LACE EDGINGS.
COTTON SHEETINGS, at low prices
u U. W. & Co. have taken advantage of
the New York Auctions and other facilities for
ouylng cheap, and they assure their customers
mat IN no instance will their prices be above
inc market, but generally rather below.
Worcester, Sept, %
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III bargain for Farmers.

\ ~ NOR SALE, a Farm in Wor
I.ss!n3 cester, which, for excellence
i li5siE OF soil, and beauty and convenience
4 80 " situation, is probably not sur.
bo.eIs passed by any in this County. Itwas
G1"nSu ana liHPI9rUd by RI. FL 1Iatrs
i. is situated about one mile from The MAJ,
street. IN Worcester, on the great County roads
{ ,.e9ading from Worcester to Sutton. and from
worcester TO Grafton, and very near the banks
o. inc Blackstone Canal. 1t consists of about
|ioU acres Of Land, of which so acres are in a
,iigh state OF cultivation, suitably divided into
lois, vel fenced and watered. About so acres
are wood Land and Pasture, at a convenient
distance from the Buildings, most of which NAV
DC pc easily converted into good TiIlape Land
mere is comfortable Dwelling House. com.
manding an extensive view of Worcester vii
iage, including its public buildings and the site
o. the Lunatic Hospital, soon to be erected on
Snmmer-street. There is a Barn so feet bv
81, convenient Out Buildings. good Orchard
win small variety of Fruit Trees in bearing
MS Farm was appraised three or four yeaTs
ago. by good judges, at $500 1t is now Of
lered Tor a much lower sum, because the nro.
prletor is not IN situation to occupy it. For
a gentleman, fond of agricultural pursuits and
yet attached to the enjoyments and ADVANTAGES
OF social lie, more eligible situation could
hardly be selected.
Those disposed to purchase are invited to ex.
anime the Estate soon, and Judge for them
selves. IN undsputed title will be given. and
a long crdit for the aohOIe of the purchase
money if desired. Application NAV be made
to SAMUEL M. BURNSIDE, at his Office
in Worceaer.
Worcester, Aug %. tf3A
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WORCESTER, WEDNESDAY, oCToREp 3 ,eoo ----
SEASONABLE GoODS

~ English do Jo'
Clrcassians,
Plain and Twilled Bembazetts
zeal Goats Hair Camblets,
Worsted do.
Sup. Black Italian Florenees
Levantnes; Syuchaws,
Satins; Sarsnetts,
bets, N''A Nain'
Broad and Narrow Bombazines,
81 Green Barrage,
Thread Laces, and Edgings.
do. Insertings,
English Ginghams; Calicoes.
Linens; Linen Cambrics. r
Swiss, Null, and Cambria Muslins.
Purnitures; Cold Cambrics,
Bobbns; Lawns; Dimity.
Lustrings; Hosiery; Gloves.
London Cloths and Cassimeres
Flannels; Bookings,
brown and Bleached Sheotings and Shirt.
ings, "'O S"'iV
Oil'd Cloth Umbrellas; Tickinos. Sc 80
Just received and for sale, by
BENZ. BUTMAN g. co
Worcester, Sept 90. 6wSo
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NOTICE.

a PPLICATION having been made to US,
N. the subscribers, by the Chairman of the
Committee of Arrangements of the annual Cat
tie Show and Exhibition Of Manufactures,to be
holden in Worcester, on the 18Th Of October
neat to pass an order prohibiting the sale Of
Ardent Spirits, by all persons not duly licensed
for that purpose, with request that seasonable
notice thereof be given to the public: In COM
pIiance with this request, notice is hereby
given, that any person or persons who shall sell
on that day, any Spirituous Liquors, on or
about theCommon, in said town, without a
license, will be prosecuted according to law.
OTIS CORBETT,
ALPHEUS MERRIFiELD, Sclectmen
WILLIAM EATON, Of
ASAHEL BELLOWS, Worcester.
LEWIS BARNARD,
Worcester, Sept %
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G.. M. RICE.

a EAV1NG taken the Store nearly onnos;to
a the Blackstone Hotel, offers for sale n
general assortment of
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
CONSISTING. IN PART, OF
Blue, Black, Olive, and Mix'd Broad.Clotbs
Cashmere of all colors,
Red, Yellow, White, and Green Flannels.
Black and Mix'd Silk Camblets,
Black and Blue Black Italian Silk.
Black and Blue Black Gros dc Nap. do,
Black French and India Levantine do,
A great variety of Changeable do,
Satin of all kinds,
Merino and Raw Silk ShawIs,
Fancy Silk Handkfs,
Thread and Bobnett Laces.
"A and % Black and White Bobinett Laces.
A great supply of Circassians,
ombazetts-Scotch and Tartan Plaids.
Worcester. Sent 90