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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20

d..bs,.ia, branebe. Of ihs War pspsfims"
.xhib.t puno Ia ahry and hdslv' q, an.
Uader the authority OF tue rf's ,' a.. mJ
Secretary of War. IN company WIN oens,a,
Coffee. visited come % the iniian tribes avn
negotiated treaties siih ths oho''a~'' -
ChIeka.a~s under circh rs nne's' ~
which lsfi rhsm froe 10 act re H""'' -.
.,,,.,,. d..,,e Is. 80 get 10 n country under 'h'
,,o,..,,,r ,,f ,he Unii.d sfatrs where they c"n
y. is4e from any liability 10 state laws, "no
h. able to dwell ia peace uat"t Their own Gus
,on.," Bdh. Asef.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
| Net0 York american.

Extraordinary Ffsasg.-Aboui half past ten
O'Clock this morning, respectable looking
person, supposed TO be a foreigner. in passing
through Maiden lane, stopped opposite shop
window. thrust his hand through pane Of
glass took a razor from the place, and instantly
cut his lIroa, 4 o.n ear 10 ear. aud died on The
spot. Nen York American.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
DANGEROUS CoUNrERFErT5.

The follnving cir cular issued from the ban"
nj the United States, gives notice OF some oah-
,e,ous counterfeiis OF their notes:
Bank United SicteI, December 8, 1880.
SIR Lose no time N spprlzing you, OF the
s,nsarance at our counter. yesterday, aud to
dsy, Of ,hfee most dangerous limitations of obi
! loy Branch Note, Washington and Franklin
b..ds in the margin. two purporing 10 have
b,en issued by The Washington, and one by tie
Savannah Office. The Impressions are taloier
ant the notes longer and broader, than the orr
gInai. but the filing and signatures are well
sxeruted .eni you annexsi, DOR EngraFefs
de.cription of the minmeT differences.
am very respectful ', your obedien' servant
WIN. MclLvAINE. Cashier.
The scroll at the top Of the denomination dies
il impeIf.ct, and the white lines Of these dies
are less distinct than the original. There is
marked d Inference between the two fancy heads
of the nnargi nal dies. and those of the original
oo,es. also ia the heads of Washington aud
Frankl,a, the formel appearing IN the counter
f.it more like an Outline, than finished engra-
wing. There is a want Of uniformity in the mar
pipal die work. surrounding the heads, &c. The
word, Bank of the United States" IN the body
of the note, are much less bold than the orlgl-
nal Tic same tenarks will apply 10 the gen
oral appearance OF tho counterfeit.
.NeU York american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20

Tie Rtpori Of The Secretary Of Udr, (uue Of
the docpnpnt, accompanying the Ptesldrnf,
mrssage) states thai The Army nas been SUI
ces>Guy engaged dur.lg the past ycar in pre-.
serving quiet along Ne Western aud southern
frontier. Fears were ent- rtained At one tim
al n serious rupture with the uorh-wts-
tern tribes OF Indians bat the discreiion OF
the persons to whom the buslue's WAS enlrust-
ed, md the presence OF a military force, have
prevented II, Precautions have beca taken to
! prevent some threatened nets Of hostility
! from thnse also ON our South western bounda
! ~.
Desei,ions continue 10 be frequrn', having
! amounted during the last year IL more than a
! thousand. The nbClit III OF The penalty of
death seems Ia have had no sllutary influence.
1t Is suggested, 10y way OF announcement to
good behaviour. 10 retain a part Of the soldier s
pa, in order to make fund to be paid him on
his faithfully completing the term of enlistment,
and To be forfeited otherwise The Secretary
states HAT no good effects have as YET
resnlIsd from taking away the ration of WINS
key
He recommends that the West Point Aoadp-
my be retained on its present Liberia footing
Inc education Of two hundred and fifty young
gentleme from dIf rent parts ofihe Urion, must
have the most beneficial effects among others
la the militia, in which they brcome officers
Some a lite alton is suggested IN the EXISTING
plan oil appointing the graduates OF this acade-
NY breSet lieuienanis, as there is already an
excess oi supernumerary brevet second ieuten-
ants, which viii IN gear or two amount 10
100. nj an annual expense Of $4,000.
Important operations have been in progress
in the Engineer Department. Inc inn.avy-
msnts in the navigation OF the Uhio and Mis-
sssppl have been sens,hly lelt, aud at an IN.
considerable annual expense the Ohio may be
CLEARED OF its bars and shoals, 81 as 10 afford
convrneo & aud safe navigation at ali seasoas
The imports the West are mai ly alo .
these rivers, AID gr-atigood may he chcapl1
done, lessening he p, ssent hazard, and cosI 81
insurance. The Breakwater at the mouth OF
the Delaware has risen above water aud gave
evidence OF iis value IN the vie ent sate OF sep
tender las, whes several vessels living I'M.
der u were preserved, while fifteen others
not possessing this advantage, ws,e driyen
ashore.
Ths Ordnance Department is progressing ne
rapidly as the means aiIutdad wi hermit. in
nrming the militia, and preparing the guns aud
carriages for the different iOriresses The ap
Precipitation Tor this service ought, the Secreta-
~ thinks, to be increased so as 10 provide n
suitable armament 10y the time the foriii cations
are completed. For the forts which are flush
ed, million of dollars will he necessary : but
Others will shortly be completed. with the
annual appropriation OF . 100000 Il vail re-
quhe ten yeas 10 furnish those WHICH are at
present in readiness. Should war take place,
The effects would be very prejudiciai. All the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20
DO ItR9IlG.
FEDERAL. COURT.

Richmond. Dec. I6.--An,hony Evans, j..
convicted of couu,erfc,tiug [penson paper. ot
the United States. has been sentenced hy the
Court, to imprisonment aud hard labour Tor the
term Of iolr years
Thomas Underwood Of this city, has been
sentenced for n slmilar offence, 10 three years
imprisonment and labour and on each Of the
indictments Tor perjury. Ia SIX mouths con.
hnement making IN all, term OF four years
Compiler.
We understand, that the Committee of pIivi-
leges aud Elections, of the II ,use oi Delegates
lave taken qurs.tons in he contested case Of
Mcssr.. Btrbuur and Davis Il Orang. mi
ihaithey have come % the conclusion uat the
sherilVs return o 70 10 lie sct aside nd thai
the election ought 10 - back 10 the peopl'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20

We understand tina. Walker, OF Boston, sho
10 .he ,ncendisry puOlieation which nAs
used 90 much excitement IN the SOUTH oieo
r.r,utl, in Massachusetts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20

ia the course of September and October ~
,a.,,s ar. said 10 have crossed the Mississippi
AT 5neltz-r's Ferry. conveying fdaii,ss TO Tue
t,,,.r 90 mites oil Illinois.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20

Some stir was caused in Richmond week bc.
lore last 10y 50 or 30 presentments under M.
gaming act. The keeper OF faro table was
iAed $500 aud imprisoned for six months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-20

The follnwing circular issued from the Ban"
nj the United States, gives notice oil some can
se,ous counterfeits OF their notes:
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24
BLACKSTONE HOTEL

FNHE subscriber tenders his thanks to his
n friends and the public, for the very liberal
share of patronage they have afforded him since
he has kept Public House in Worcester, and
begs leave to solicit its continuance at the
same time giving assurances, that he can no,U
furnish better accommodations than he has ever
before been able to provide for them
The Blackstone Hotel is situated in the most
central part of Worcester, at the corner of Main
and Thsmas streets. A large Dining Hall, to-
gether with number of Sleeping Rooms, have
recently been added to it /; and the Buildings
and Yards have all undergone most thorough
repair, rendering them in the highest degree
pleasant and convenient. With these addition
al conveniences, the subscriber can provide
for parties at very short notice entertain Trav-
ellers and Business Men; accommodate perma-
nent Boarders, and afford to Gentlemen and
Ladies, who may wish 10 spend a few days in
this delightful Village, every convenience that
can serve to render their stay comfortable and
agreeable. SAMUEL BANISTER.
Worcester, Nov. "a. IF
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24

The Lecture on Friday morning was by the Rev
MIR Going OF Worcester, upon the subject of Infant
Schools and School Apparatus. At the same time.
one of the Infant Schools in the town was present
in the Hail. and highly interesting exhibition of
the method of teaching such schools was there
presented to a crowded audience.
In the afternoon Warren Lazell of Worcester.
delivered Lecture upon the best methed of teach.
ing Arithmetic
And, in the evening, the Rev. Mr.. Hill of Wor-
cester, delivered the concluding Lecture, upon
The objects of education, and the proper branch
es to be taught in common schools" This Lee
ture was listened to with great attention, and we
believe. there was general feeling of regret that
1t was to be the last Of so interesting SERIES
A general wish seemed to be entertained that
future similar Conventions should be held And
Committee, consisting of Messrs E. Washbutn.
A. ID. Foster, and }. Going, was appointed to pre-
pare Report Of the proceedings of the Conven-
ton, to be signed by the President and Secretary
and published
During the sessions of the Convention, several
votes and resolutions were passed, among which
were those approving of the employment of suita-
pie agents, to go into the several towns in the
County Tor the purpose of promoting the formation
OF Lycenms and Associations Of Teachers therein.
And. also, recommending the adoption Of the use
of an improved School Register, recently published
oy the Rev. j. Gong, in District and Sabbath
Schools, which has been in use in the schools in
w orcester
Conventions of Teachers, such as has been above
described, are emnently conducive to the success
OF the cause of education. and, as SUCH deserve
the countenance and encouragement of all the
friends Of improvement
J. GOING, President
WARREN LAZELL, Secretary
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24
Administrators Sale.

VENO be sold at Public Auction, by ADJOURN
II ment, at the house of she subscriber, in
Holden, on MONDAY NEXT, the Goth day of No
Uember, at nine of the clock before noon, so
much of the Real Estate of LEMUEL DAVIS,
Esq, late of said Holden, deceased, as will
raise the sum Of four thousand four hundred
dollars for the payment of his debts and char
ges.
The Estate is situated in the centre Of said
Holden, and consists of about $50 acres of the
frst-rate of Land, (including the dover which
has been set off to the widow of said deceased
ON which is one Of the best Timber Lots within
90 miles of Worcester, which will be put up in
lots from a to 10 acres, to suit purchasers.
At the same time will be sold the reversion of
the widows dover in the above Estate, con
tanning 50 acres of Land, well proportioned
into Mswing Pasturing, and Wood Land, with
a young thrifty Orchard a large three-story
brick Dwelling House, 40 by a. feet, well fin
ished in every part, two wells Of Water, one in
the House, Barn, 40 by SO feet, and Out
Buildings. fes''- ---- ---- -.
Terms made known at the time and place of
SALE MERRILL DAVIS, Admir-
N. B. At the same time and place will be
sold a considerable amount of PERSONAL
PROPERTY, consisting Of Stock, Hay Grain,
O The above sale was adjourned from Mon
day last on account of the severe storm on that
day. Holden, New. "a.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24
STOVES, &c.
RICE & MILLER

nFFER at wholesale and retail, Cooking
" Parlor, franklin, Plate, Lshigh, Pyramid
and Box STOTES; Patent Oven Doors and
Frames; Common do. do. do. Ash hole and
Kettle Doors and Frames; Cast Iron Furnaces
Caldron Kettles, Is to 30 gals. Hollow Ware
Door Scrapers; Common and Improved Cart
and Wagon Boxes, &c.
r. & NJ. have also received from New York,
very general assortment of Wilson'S Cook,
Pa!lor, Pyramid, 6 and 8 plate Stoves, of new
and elegant patterns, and of the most approved
construction for burning Wood, Lehigh, and
other Goals.
R. & M. manufacture STOVE FUNNEL,
and all kinds of Copper, Sheet Iron, and Tin
STOVE FURNITURE. Ais, all kinds of
Tin Work for Factory use.
Also, on hand, general assortment of
LAMPS, such as Jappan'd, Socket, Jacket,
Stand, Dish, Bed, and Nurse Lamps Brass
Socket, Stand, and Shop Lamps; Glass Entry
Lamps, variety of patterns Astral and Cen.
ire Lamps; Lamp Filters; Oil Cannisters, frsm
2 to 60 gals. Lamp Oil; Coal Holds, &c. &c
U r & M. receive orders for all kinds OF
cas- TLNGS, to be executed at the Worcester
and Brookield Iron Foundry.
Worcester, Nov "a. ep6weo6w47
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24
Taoenty Dollars Reayard.

STOLEN from the Stable of the subscriber.
- IN Millbury, on Saturday night last, q
Black HORSE, with thick name and square
tail foretop cut, large feet, which were shod
about two weeks since; he trots fast under the
saddle, is stout built, fourteen or fifteen hands
high Said Horse is rather apt to cough after
eating hay. Whoever will return the Horse
and Thief, shall receive the above Reward, or
reasonable sum for the Horse alone
N. b. man by the name of SruKELr
WEsTcorr was seen the evening the Horse
was taken; and suspicious have rested upon
him. Said Westcott is tall, well built man,
six feet three inches high. He was well Dress
ed with dark clothes, and light colored great
coat He wore leather cap.
Nov. "a JOEL WESSON
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24
IRON, STEEL, g. NAILS

TWNHE subscribers have received, and are
Il now receiving, complete assortment OF
Iron, Steel, and Nails, which will be sold very
cheap for cash or approved credit, viz:
IRON-l0 tons o. SIP S. l. Iron 40 tons
Swedes assorted Iron, fiat and square 80 tons
English iron, round, fiat, and square tons
best Banks r. B. Iron, round and square 5
tons American Iron, round and fiat 5 tons
Horse Nail Rods, (selected iron) 10 tons Rods
Shapes and Plates; 3 tons Axle, Plough, Bar
and Siedge Moulds 2 tons Am. s. Eng Hoop
Iron, from II to 1 inch w;de ton Eng. Sheet
Iron.
STEELE tons Swedes Steel II tons Cast
Steel, fat, square, and round Shear Steel
2 tons Steel Plated Sleigh Shoes; II tons Ger
man Steel; J ton best (L) E. B. Steel.
NAILS.-3tons Nails and Spikes, of all sizes,
from Newton and Fall River Factories, which
will be sold by the cask on better terms than
can be bought elsewhere in this place.
.9lso,-Darby's Patent Boxes Axles and
Boxes finished Pipe Boxes, &c. &c.
JOSEPH PRATT s. co.
Worcester, Nov. "a. eotf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24
WATER PRIVILEGE
TO SELL OR LET.

Situated ,cithin 2 miles Of Worcester Street.
NNHIS is the best Water Power, to say the
IL least oft, in this town. There is lS feet
head and fall, and sufficient water for large
Factory. The principal supply of water is from
Pond which has been made a Feeder for the
Blackstone Canal the supply of water must,
good Dam, Canal, and foundation for a Build.
ing GO by 49, already completed, and Water
Wheel partly done. The Privilege will be sold,
with from one to sixty acres of Land, as may
be desired. If an opportunity of selling should
not offer, the owners will pat up Factory to
Rent. An opportunity of locating a Factory
in SO pleasant place and with SO good Water
Power, does not often occur.
For particulars, apply to G 60. T. RICE, or
CLARENDON WHEELOCK.
Worcester Nov %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24
VEGETABLE PULMONA-
RY BALSAM.

The most vGluable remedy discovered for Con-
symptoms, Asthma, Pleuiss, Splitting of
Blood, Hopping Coughs, and Pulmonary
".fectiOns Of every kind.
VIE basis of this medicine was private
"a recipe of distinguished physician in one
OF the neighbOring States; and was preserved
by an individual to whom it gave the most aston
lsh'ng reief. after being supposed beyond the
Ieach OF medicine, from an affection in the lungs,
ne was restored to health BY the use of the Veg
etabIe pulmonary Balsam. Ii might never have
oeen offered to the public, had not this gentle
man found that his own cure was not accidental,
from the fact, that in the numerous cases in
which he recommended it to others, it never
failed to give relief
NEW CERTIFICATES
l certify that during the first week in Oecem
Der last, was troubled with severe cough and
extremely tight structure across the stomach, with
me attending symptoms of a violent inflammation
OF the lungs. On the Recommendation of a friend
took one bottle of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Bdtsam, and found immediate relief I conf
IDENTIFY recommend that Balsam TO all afflicted
with colds, coughs, or dangerous diseases Of that
kind. EBENEzER 'rHuNpsoN.
East Cambridge, Jan. IS. 1880.
was about the LIST of May, 1898, troubled with
the following distressing symptoms: faintness.
pain through the back and left side. t;shtness
across the chest, difficulty of breathing. tiekIinr
IN the throat, with sense of suffocaton. night
swests, loss OF appetite, raising of mucous. with
severe fits of coughing, more particularly morn.
ing and evening, with great prostration of strength
and disposition to be bolstered up when in bed
about the Goth OF August, was reduced so low
that my friends gave me up as incurable about
this time heard of the celebrated Vegetable
Pulmonary BGisara, and after much solicitation
was induced to make trial (as other remedies
had faled) and was surprised at the sudden relief
1t gave me. l continued taking the Balsain until
my health was restored and do most cheerfullv
recommend It to all those who may be troubled
with consumpilre complaints. About the 10th ar
February last, took violent cold which brought
on similar 81 mptoms as above described i'm,
mediately procured bottle of the Balsan. ana
found relief in few days, which, 10 me. s :
strong proof that it was the Balsam which relieved
me in the first instance.
RTUBgN BLANCHARD.
Peaeham, (Vt.) March 4. 1899.
An eminent physician Of New Hampshire writes
~ am satisfied the Vegetable pulnsnayv Bal
sam is valuable medicine. II has lately been
used with complete success In a severe lung conn
plant, attended with the raising of much blood.
ioilich had resisted every other brescribtisn"
The wife OF clergyman of Boston was recently
considered past recovery from a disease or the
lungs, whose restoration TO health was ascribed,
both by her physician and husband, to the use Of
the Hegetabte Pulmonary Bdisam. Price so eta
! OF For sale ~ LOWE & REED, Bos,on.
and JAMES GREEN N CO., Worcester.
nov 9+ sstAPQl
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24

We have been favored by Nathaniel Rand, ESQ.,,
with the following memoranda of the census, in
the several towns taken by him.
Lancaster, 943 males. 1913 females total, 2016
of whom 90 are between 10 and 80, "a between 80
and go, and over 90. Leominster, 909 males, 952
females total 1861: 80 between 10 and 80, and
II over 80, Lunenburg, 633 males, 685 females !;
total, 1913: 81 between 10 and 80, between 80
and go, and over 90. FItchbrg, 1912 males SO
females; total, 2l80: &c between 10 and go 10 be-
tween 80 and 80, and 2 over 80. Sterling, 908
males, 88l females total, 1889: SO between 10 and
80, IL between 80 and 80, and over 90. Boylston,
Ais males. 405 females; total, 800 &c between 10
and 80, IA between 80 and 90, and over go. West
B0yLston, 473 males, $50 females total, 1858 IT
between 10 and 80 4 between 80 and 80, and over
go. Berlin, 1862 males, $50 females total, 692 Is
between 10 and 80, between 80 aud 80, and over
go. Marlborough SID males, 480 females total,
1894 25 between 10 and 80, and between 80 and
go Harrard, 766 males, S35 females; total, 1901
GA between 10 and 80, Is between 80 and 80, and 2
over 80. Bolton, GIG males, 632 females total
1858 81 between 10 and 80, and between 80 and
go. As1burnhdm, 709 males, 695 females total,
l403 43 between 10 and 80, and Is between 80 and
80. Westminster, 1856 males, 859 females; total
1895: 43 between 10 anu 80, II between 80 and
80, and 3 over go. Princeton, 6g8 males, CAT fe-
males; total, 1916 Sc between 10 and &c. IL be-
tween 80 and 80, and over 90. No Tolra, (Gore)
"a males, IS females; total, SO.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24
DIED:

In Westminster, Oct %, Capt. Asa Weston,
aged Sc, formerly from Taunton.
In Berlin, Nov l6, Mr.. Amherst Bailey, aged 10.
Nov. 9, Mr. Welcome Barnes, aged 81.
In Royalston, Nov. Is, Mr.. Asa Turner, aged IS.
In Charlton, Nov. 3, Zachariah Richardson, aged
In Petersham, Nov. 2, Daniel Miles, aged 86.-
Printers II, Maine requested to insert this DEATH
In Shrewsbury, suddenly, Mr.. Joel Nurse, aged
shout Sc.
In New Orleans, Gilbert E. Russell, aged AZ, son
of Humphrey Russell of New Bedford.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24
BridgeaOater Collection.
NEW EDITION

.N.EW EDITION..
TUST published and for sale, by DORR &
q ROWLAND, the Twentieth Edition of
the " Songs Of the Temple, or Bridgeaoater
Collection of Sacred .Masic." This edition is
very much improved, by the addition of several
new Tunes and an almost entire change in the
Anthems, for those which are new and beauti-
full, calculated for Thanksgiving, Christmas,
Ordination, Dedication, and other public SER
vices Worcester Nov %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24

A letter from Paris, dated 9TH ult states that
4 large party Of American gentlemen, with their
ladies. had been invited to the palace of Louis
Philip, who with his Queen, gave them very
fiattering reception. Gen. lafayette prepared
the list ofinVited guests, at the express desire
of tho King.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24
STOVES.
SUMNER SMITH

MAS received from James Wilson & Co.,
- of New York, further supply of their
approved Cooking Stores, with Fixtures COM
plete, Also, Parlor, Common, Franklin, and
Box Stoves, from new and improved patterns,
making a good assortment, some very elegant.
Purchasers are requested to call and examine
them at the Brick Store on the Canal where
they can buy Stores at unusually low prices
Worcester, Nov. 81. l2w47
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24
WEST INDIA GOODS.

= HHDS. MOLASSES,
- tierces winter pressed OIL, LIST quality
10 fall
". l. RUM,
HOLLAND GIN.
COGyv.3C BRANDY,
S. NJ VINE,
90 bbls. Howard-street sup. FLOUR,
10 +" Genesee Flour, first-rate brand,
neutrality-suspicious..
ALso,-.M.AL.aGA GRAPES.
D. G. WHEELER, Jr., & CO.
Wnrcester Nov. "a.