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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
The following resolutions have passed the

The following resolutions have pissed the
House Of Assembly Of Upper Canada
NEGRO SETTLERS.
al. Regelued That this hnase has iust cause
of alarm Tor ih- peace and security oil the IN
babtants Of the western parts of this Pow
,ore. by reason Of the rumoufed intention,
m the ma n of the Canada Company, OF intro.
,,ucing Large bodies OF Negro settlers into the
Province.
"e. Resoioed, That IN af1ording such en-.
conragement, the Canada Company seems not
10 have duly reflected on the danger in which
ii involves the peace aud happiness of the peo-
Dls. and that the act of the Imperial Paflia.
Inent. constituting this Company, mark the
subject of these resoluli ms ds one of the macy
evils which must result from Legislation by the
Imperial Parliament IN matters OF the internal
concerns nf tins Parl ament
80. Resolred. That no subject calls more
seriously for the attention Of tn Legisa tnre
than the settlement Of The country by all rea.
sonabIe facility given 10 strangers 10 come in o
this rro,ince and cultivate is wastes.
"a. Res0iped. That although this House has
long observed without uneasiness that fugitive
slaves OF color do occasionally escape into
this Province, and, recognising the law of ma
lure which says that tn u utiye shall not
be delivered TO his pursuers," this House is
still unwilling TO s1ut The door against the
ontcast, vel, the sudden introduc,ioa of mass
of Black Population. likely % con inu- without
limitation, l. a matter so dangerous TO the
upace and comfort OF tue inhabitants that
1t now becomes necessary to proven or check,
by some prudent restrictions, this threatened
evil.
as Resoiued, That inasmnch az such Pop
uiston sometiDrs srrpassing, and al Others
approaching an equality with the whites in
several States of the Continent, has proved ~
various ys highly incOnveuieni and dan.
gere = t1O>e STATS, q Is 100 ceriain that the
like disasters must flow from the same caDse
~ this pfaVncs il such protests be permitted
70 he effected
% Resoioea. That the Committee 10 whom
was referred he pc iiion of.la- inhst ndpts of
Gosheli and Catcbester, 10 bong in bill II
At be praeticahie, during this SESSION 10 prevent
Ihe introiu don y Blacks al Hui4tt3as into
this Province. as settler, psr,i ipafng IN all ihe
civil rights OF the people of this Province.
Z. Res9tUsd, That an annbe address, be
Presented ~ lis EYcellracy the L,ieateuani
Governor, r"qu sting him TO forward with as
NlUe deIaV as possible. these resoalions 10
d. Majes'y's Secretary of State for the Col.
onrs, TO BE- be him wrh His Msjrss ga
c'nus parmIss on mid before 4he Imperial
House Of Commons, and further ~eqarsling |
MS EScellency 10 discourage as faras NAV be |
WITHIN hls power. tn introduction Of such pop
nalion, until the Legislature OF the Province
may b" enabled 10 mature some safe enactment
on the subject"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

" tits reported that Mr.. Middleton. our
Minister TO the Court of Russia, is to be recall
ed. and the appointment given either TO Mr..
Woodbury. oil New Hampshire, or TO Mr.. Polk
Of Tennessee. II will depend upon the result
of the New Hampshire elections, which have
inst terminated, but Of which returns have not
vet been fully received, upon which Of these
gentlemen the appointment will be conferred.
If a Legislature has been elected favorable TO
The administration, 50 as to insure Mr.. Wood
bnry's reelection to the Senate, (biS first term
OF service expiring this year, Mr Polk will be
app oiuted If the Legislature should be Anil
jackson, 60 as to ren fer hrs election from the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
$40 REWARD.

I'D UNhNhT Ifom Tue subscTibei ON The
- nigh Of the 10th int. a yellow negro
man named PRESTON, about rs years of age,
fv" ieei 10 or ! ! inches high, with q pleasing
countenancr when spoken 10, with large whis-
kers, and large busby head Of hair He had
On when he went away good black fur hat
"A light brown jean. coat. tho other clothing
not known. II" also had fiddle with him
rs he is musician, 90 doubt he has obiane d
free pa ers, aud will attempt TO pass az free
man, IS he is very sensible, smart fellow
The ,ove reward will be given 10 any person
who will apprehend said fellow, Of secure him
in Jail, 80 that &c, him again.
THOMAS V. JONES.
March % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
vittue OF DEED of ,ra,t, srs

~ eutedte he subscriber by John Bruce,
bearing daie the 9th dry of Jenus,y, 1877.
and duly recorded IN the Clerk Office of the
comfy court OF fn'sylvaeis. for purposes
therein mentioned, shall on tbe 9Th -sy Of
IN" present, March, st the house Of said John
Bruce, proceed 10 sell tn the hlgIesl bidder,
Tor ready money. The following property, to
vii hey horse. 4 bead Of cattle, 10 head of
hogs, 8 feather beds, household and kite hen
furniture. 81 barrels of corn, 4 siacks n oais,
stacks 81 bisd's, ! tack Of tops aud shuts.
shall convey such title only a, !. yes ed IA me
by said deed
JOHN FRANKLIN. Trustee
March % "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

IY Senator Rowan prstends 10 be rigid
cons,ruer of The Fedora Constitution, Of the
school Of Mr.. Madison and the late Spencer
Roane. The past aud the present both testify
agatnst the validity of these pfetens ions
Unti1 the recent new.fangled mode oil nanuJac'
turing Republicans came iuto vogue, he was q
federaIist Of the ranke1t stamp--a federalis'
because he was in favor Of loose and liberal
cons ruction of the constitution. So much for
the past. And. the other day when the Sen
ate chamber had scarcely ceased ring ing with
his expressions Of holy horror NJ the infrac-
tons Of the constitution involved in every mea
sure of Internal improvement undertaken by
the general government, he adrocated and roted
for bill authorisng he government TO afford
pecuniary aid towards the completion Of the
Louisville Canal. Was this because bis iE,e'
ests and the interests OF hi, constituents We
involved' What are the prircip suc b
men worth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
k 4 NfoTlc Els

average daily Tom Die to five dolla,s, aud
sometimes ten.
On the 18th inst. a man in Winchester Va.
came in one oumber of drawing the highest
prize in the Free Road Lottery, drawn in that
town. Three days aferwards One of the citi
zens ofthat place, came in one ofbeing killed
by lightning a tree 10 front o! his house haying
heen spliHercd ty THAI fluid ana the whole lam.
lily con.IderabTy shocked--thns proving what
was asserted a Few days ago than the chances
Of being killed by lightning and Of drawing The
hiehes, prize are abog, equal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

Cure for fe'ona We have been a,.nred, by
a grntleman who has recently had an oppor.
'un,,y OF satisfactorily testing the fac,. that
plaster made of soft soap and the strongest
lime thai can he procured. IN equal portions, 10
certain remedy for those disagreeable and
painful diseases called feons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

VIZ subscriber, residing in Lynchburg, is
ia oes'ro" to purchase, for his own nae a
0eo, I.o wen h'spos@d negro girl. beweeo the
,T se o' 10 and Is years One from the conn
,cJ, ","oo' children. and with some know.
red we house business, would be prefer
shnnId ';, we event OF his failing TO buy. he
Of Tho i've 70 n're 'm me- lately, for The residue
above given. Pa rsTc,,"g e the ae,ertp'ion
March q H. ~hpIhL'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
THE VlsiS.iNlAN.
LYNCHBURa. MARCHaa. Is.,o.

HE neU Coalition Nj. Chiffon I'm.
honestly abandnped the Jackson marty. be-
cause he saw that 'hey had prear he'd wuai they
never intended TO practice-and that Al their
movements were directed by the hone of re.
1drd And The Massachusetts Journal has de.
cared thai II will advocate the pretensions 10
the Pr"sIdency ofno man bur that great.
abdsed and virtuous Statesman Henry
Clay In thus concentration of combine
circu instances as Tony Lumpkin .onld
say tn Old Lady of the Enquirer mas discoy.
cred new COailhon-aye, a neo Coalition ,
-" Here, ,her," lshe exolalms, alter noticing
lhese Two remarkable and awiuily pregnant CIR
cu'ns,anccs,> Here, then, IS the plan Of the
ne" campaign unmtskei 10 MS THIS i, the
neso Coalition formed! The friend Of Mr. CLAW
al Washington and the organ of Mr. Webster
Al Boston are nnei u the "a ne KEY, d" &c. &c.
Who but the Enquirer could ever have smell
Out tins newborn babe, SO carefully concea ed
even rom those ~ 40 ought To have Srne in.
tsrest in lis growth Poor litle bantI,np ;
cruelty doomed TO be strangled in thy birth BY
that unmercfll slayer ofihe whole family of
Coalitions. Thy elder brother, innocent,
as thou art, of all knowledge of its exist.
ence. fell victim 10 his rage, and thou.
il would seem, art doomed 10 share the
sanie tate , But ws will endcayor to take
some lille revenge. Ne, too begin to smell a
condition and. 40 help Us Heaven, If we meet
WITH him, we will give him deadly thrust with
a freshly nibbed pen. g." The friend Of M. Van
Buren at Richmond, -" and the organ Of Cen.
Jackson al Washington, " are tuned to the
same key" Here, then, is the plan Of the
new campa'g n unmarked 10 us. This is the
new coalition formed" Add we call upon all
who are disposed % form " continuation
against il. though as in onsstent as Mr.. Richie,
MS unarncpleda Daft, as ungratefaI and hyp.
ocriiical as Kendall, az base as Hill and as
Immoral as Lee. TO rally around Common
standard until the monster be slain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
Ba5well, smith and Hannah
COMMISSION Merchants,
KICtiMOND.

Z PAVING iakrn Sauinei Hannah as a part.
~ ner ~ our concern in klchmnnd. the bu.
siness IA iut1re =" III ne conducted under H.
firm OF Bagweli, smith and Hannah aus under
the sapernlendanoe aud mana gemeoi OF MI
Hannah, IL person.
We shall continue our business here, and " ~
= future irahsaot u Commission Business and
respectfully tender our services ~ The public ~
that capacity. Advances wi be made on pro
duee when placed IN our hands Il requucd.
SMITH. BAGWELL IL Go.
fer 6mld9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

Fo-sign Neus.-By Saturday Egening's mail,
We earn the arrival at New York, of the Syl.
v.nus Jenkins, a, New York, bringing London
dates 10 the o5th Feb inclusive.
Parliament met on the 4th, and, on the SAM
day. the Kings Speech was delivered. II is =
mesgre and uninteresting document.
Mr.. Peel and Mr.. O'Connell paid high com
nliments TO the late Message of our President
the former responding to the sentiment OF
friendship expressed towards Great Britain by
General jackson, and the latter drawing a
comparison between that Document and the
meagre Speech OF The King of England, much
to the disadvantage OF the latter.
In relation to the West India Trade, Mr.. Peel
remarked, 10 The House OF Commons, that a
commute alton had been received on that i'm
por,ant subject from the Minister of the Uni'sd
States, and that the communication Is still un
der the constipation efhis Naje''y's Govern
meat"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
FEMALE EDUCATION.

1--WE puoic o,e resp cllnrty informed that
il School Tor Young LADIES, will be o.
pened by Mrs. NJ +. GEORGE. in this place,
on The fisi Monday IN Apr,l next l, viii he
kept 10 he brick building belonging to Mr. A.
Lief .ich on main street. lew doors belo~
the Union Hotel. The course OF EDglish io,ion
will emb ace all those subject, usnaii. attend
ed 10 IN schools OF this class: aud should any
pupils offer themselves for The Latn and
ffrnch languages will be added.
N Is. Mrs q. will continue 20 teach Music Oh
he Piano.
March 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22


3good one - wi b recoec ed.rhai few
weeks ago. the Senate rejected the nom ma
ton OF Lemuel Williams a collector Of the
Por of New Bedford. rho Jackson RspuJh
can, in Bslimore, inn iiateiy delpinrei Nr.
Williams "a a Hrytfori Coupention federaia,
who had be imposed N Geo Jackson as one
OF that Ne" England ID m1cracy, which ha'
received 50 many compliments lately in the u
!. Senate, and which boasts among its cum
hers. HARRISON Gray OTIS AMI 'he Ell rgi OF
Isaac Hull! The Republican says, +" if Cen
Jackson had Known This = (,ni We admit that il
Is Unreasonable TO suppose tina he knows erery
hing.) " he never would have appellate
record, that Williams supported the Hartford
Convention nself and has uniformly
sided with the federal party in Massa.
chusetts This is enough u dam any man
in the eyes Of the imma -ulat' Republicans
God save the mark y Of the present la, But,
un' ortunately for the Baltimore editor. tue
" Hartford Convention FsderaHa,' even after
the Information Of mis- former political predllec
lions mad been kindly furnished to him ; aud
che Senate re. considered their previ'ns vote,
and actually confirmed the nomination "A
dnkedom TO a b. ggarly denier," that this same
BtI fillmore editor backed by Duff Green and
the whole troop OF little Jdcksons," Gas Mr..
Barton calls The would-be. leaders of that party,
are now ready 10 go before a magistrate, aud
make Bible oath that this Hartford Conven.
ton federalist,' has been politically regenera-
ted, and washed clean from the stains of fede.
rsiism IL the foun,ais opened 10 the White
Palace at Washiag,os, and is now" flaming
Democrat. dyed in the ,ooot' So easy is 1t,
now a-dsys, TO make Republicans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
EDUCATION.

TslHE Summer session Of the subscriber
"a school WA occurrence 90 the first day O
Arrit Wm s. REID.
March ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
To Merchants, Physicians,
And thu Public Generally;
NEW ARRIVALS OF

NEW ARRIVALS OF
Medicines, Pamts, Brushes, DC. &c
Frr sale, Wholesale Vi Retail.
sN ~ mn LBS. Glnober salts
81. dDsD(D 900 lbs. Epson Sa,'
6OO ,ulos Castor Oil
200 lbs Lump Maenesia
90 do Powdered khubarb, snp.
- do Root do do
80 do ) gW Lead
DO do Posde,ed Jnlap
300 do do Cream Tartar
100 do Gum Csmphor. sup.
50 % Pow dr,ed Columbo
% do Roo, do
80 poxes Window Glass
900 d, Rare Ginger
200 do Ground do
90 do Wafer. assorted color. and fizcS
some IN hoses
900 do Gum SheIIaa
% do Numfgs, sup.
200 gals. Swee, OIL
900, lbs Roll Birthstone, sup.
2000 do White Chalk
20OO do Spanish Whiting
300 do Spanish Whme
100 do Chrome Red, new article
1000 do Sail Petre
1900 do uin
1000 do Gopperas
5000 do Stick Logwood
1000 DO GIound do
1000 do Stick faslic
100 10 Ground 10
5000 do Putty
800 10 Aqnn Forts
81 do best 1nkey Opium
90 do Spanish Flies
90 do Calcined Maenesia
100 lbs. Spi. Ha',shoro
100 do do Nitro DuIc
100 do Calo1eI
1000 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry spanish Brown
800 do OIL vi,riol
900 gals. Linseed OIL
1000 lbs Dry White Lead
100 lbs White Mustard eed
Paints 10 OIL. all kinds IN use
Dry Paints, do do
Mellin's Cough Drops
Andrrson's do do
La,DDt's do
DE Lamonierat's do do
Spanish Float indigo, sup.
Madras Indigo. in sqnnsrs. new artien
Medicine Chest Bottles, square
Alcohol
Spirit Tufpeoiine
Liquid ink, sup.
Re- and Black Ink Powder. SIM.
complete assortment Of Surgical Instrument,
complete assortment OF Painters K,u.bga
and Sash Tools
complete assorimen, Of Sweeping Brushes
A do do Scrubb,ov do
large assortment Of Cau,els hair Brushe.
do do Marking do
do do Velvet do
An asson OF Brushes for marking Tobacco o.,
Cotton
A large assortment oi White wash Brushes
do do Hearth L. busting Brush
do do Table Brushes
do do Clothes Il Hat Brushes
do do Toytb and Hal do
do do Co NIB. Nail and Jewel
ler's Brushes
do do Flesh and Shoe Bra
do do Varnishes. NH Min
An assortment 81 Portrait Tool,
Refined Ok Gall. rendering water coIou,s m,,c
permanent and beauiiful--ner arf;ci.
All the secret remedies
All The Psten, Medicines in use
All the ned Medicines.
Together with great parieiy OF other poods
All OF which ! am determined 10 sell on ma eooa
terms as any other House in Virginia.
Howell DAVIES.
, Main-St Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

~ OTlCE.--Will be sold at the residence of
" John Bruce, about SIX miles below Wsrds
Bridge, in Pntsylvania county. on Saturday
the 9th inst. seven likly negroes. The terms
OF sale will be made known On that dav.
CLEANLINESS BRUCE.
March % ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
Superb Articles.

/RHE subscriber has just received. the fol
- lowing articles, which are all first rate
Pocket and Pen Knives, some Of them very
splendid Glass Inksiands Paint Boxes and
Brushes Garmine SaUcers: Razor S,raps
Shaving Soap; beautiful Bead Purses Pock Ell
30 ks Letter Folders; Waters blank Cards
Letter Stamps, Flaseolets, &c. &c
Il. +. GARDNER.
March % IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22


Il ground in August last.
C. ROBERTS.
March % q
ANfckEE, kOBl SON a. Go. are opening n
III inrge and general assortment Of Staple IL
Fancy Goods, selected out Of the Spring arr
walls a, New York, and are remarkable Tor their
variety o. style aud cheapness.
Hair Corded and checked Cnnbricks. very low
D aud 4 London Cambricks. soit dressed
Beautiful hg'd Swiss Mnslins
Swiss and Manchester Ginghams. new style
EtoHs Ind,onne, entirely new article
2 boxes Milanese Ribbons. do
Superfne Linen CHmbricks
"a and 7 3 Keoiisgs, approved bleach
Scarborough GauIe ildkis. beautiful
Belt Ribbons, new patterns
Silk and Cotton ilozery, at half price
Fancy Soaps, odour delicious
COLOGNE and Florida Water. in cut boiiIes
Thread aud Blonde Laces. sup quality
Bobbnet do g. 4 aud Ga
Beautiful Straw and travelling Baskets
Black Bonbazine "a aud q 4. ve,v cheap
Black Lus,rngs, for gentlemen, wem
Sup Ronen Cashmere
Black Prunella, very superior.
The above Goods Hrr French all purchased
for cash, and will be sold on such terms as will
please the planter, and be an Offset aRainsttb
low prices OF Tobacco.
March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

innate ctrtaiu. The mission 10 81. Petersburg
VII be ms reward for his Inconsistency, and
his apos'scy from the principles aud petsonsl
preferences which he prsfes.ed when he was
first elected 10 the Senate.
tJ Since the above was written. We have
received enough of the returns OF The New
hampshire elections 20 know thai Matthew
a"f'es' the Jackson candidate for Governor,
is elected by majority ot . or 600 vote. over
Gen. Timoth, Upham.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
Capital Prize S2N. 900
UNION CANAL LOTTERY.

Class No. 5, for 1880.
10 De drawn IN The city Of Philadelphia on sa.
mrday the 26'h day Of March. 1880.
"a NumberS-8 Drawn b Ilots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

BESIDES 40-3O-25, 20. &c. &r.
licSets 80, Halve, SO. Qrs. 81 50
March IS ~ c'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

NJ Parson (or Bish1pl Alexander Camp.
bells Nos against he adoption of The new
Constitution are inrfr blY fiat and stupid. lie
had better stick To Theology. There are no
BAYS for him in polltioal poIemlcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

n NOR Sale, o. bols. prino Family F,oIc
Il ground in August last.
C.. ROBERTS.
March % q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

Ut Mr.. Doddridge'S pamphlet against the
new Constitution is said TO be ont; hn, We have
not yet seen il. II will doubtless have great
weight in lhe Northeastern part Of the State /;
and we therefore again press upon the friends
OF the new Constitution the Importance of 60
ing To IN" polls at he April elections. The op.
poneots of the new Constitution are not verv
clamorous, but their vote will be much stronger
than has been anticipated.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07
Real Estate for Sale.

EWNHE subscriber offers for sale the valuable
u FARM in Hardwick, on which he now
lives, containing about $50 acres, well appor-
toned into Moving, Pasturing, TilIage, and
Wood Land. The Buildings thereon consist
Of large twe-story House, Wood House, and
two Barns, with convenient Sheds and Out
Buildings.
Upon said Farm Is a valuable MILL SEAT,
with a WATER PRIVILEGE six months
each year, upon stream sufficient for carrying
most kinds of Mills or Machines
This Farm is situated upon the stage road
from Worcester to Northampton, about one
hundred rods from the village in the center of
the town, and will be sold entire, or in separate
parcels: as will hest suit purchasers.
Also, another FARM in said fiarduwg;ck; con
tanning about l60 acres, pleasantly situated
about two miles west of the village, with a
| House, Barn, and other convenient Buildings
| thereon.
Any person wishing to purchase Real Estate
of the above description, will do well 10 exam
inc the premises soen, as they may be certain
of finding it opportunity to purchase, at al
unusually lOU rate A liberal credit will b.
given, and terms Of payment made easy.
JAMES DANFORTH.
Hardwick, June g. tf25
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07
sTANzAs.

This branch of yew-.his br anch of yew.
How many fond and fearful eye
Hath hither turned its pensve view,
And through this dark leaf sought the sky
How many light and beauteous form,
Committed to its guardian trust,
Safe housed from life Is tumultuous storm,
Hath gently melted into dust
While mindful love, would long renew
ITS grief beneath this branch of yew.
More meet to deck the lowly grave,
These living plumes by nature spread,
Than sable tufts that proudly wave
Their pompous honors DER the dead.
The oak hath DOTTED his eafy pride
As frowning winter passed him by
The grass hath shrunk, the flowers have died
Beneath bright summers burning sky;
But all to love and sorrow true
Unblenching waved this funeral yew.
I had not from the mounds below
Thus borne their beauteous canopy,
But life has many secret thro'
And sad remembrance many a sigh;
And oh It's sweet in hours of toll,
Amid the throb of struggling grief
To rest the aching eye while
Upon this dark and feathery leaf;
And think how softly falls the dew
On peaceful graves beneath the yew.
This branch ofyew! its tints deride
The sparkling glow of early bloom;
1t tells of youth and martial pride
Commingling with the dreary tomb.
1t throws upon eaTth's pageantry
A shadow deep as closing night,
And sweetly lures the awe struck eye
To rays of life and fields of light;
And stars of promise burst to view,
Through thy dark foliage, mOurnful yew
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07
TRANSPORTATION
ON THE
CKSTON.E C.A.N.AT



HNHE Providence T. Worcester Boating Com.
N Pany have completed their arrangements
tor the season, and are now ready to receive.
at the CANAL STORE, Central.street, in
Worcester, all kinds of Goods or Produce to be
transported to Providence or any intermediate
place on the line of the Canal Goods destined
Tor any port in the United States, on their arr.
val in Providence, will be shipped BY HoRAcr
buFFuM, Agent of the Company in that place
agreeably to directions.
Orders for freight from Providence to Wor.
cester, will be promptly forwarded, and as the
Company will have Boat leave nearly every
day for Worcester, those who send their orders
can depend on having an immediate return.
The rates of freight are the same as last wear.
and must be paid on delivery of the Goods.
All Goods received or delivered below the
lower lock in Providence, for the accommoda.
ton OF the owners, will be at their risk whilst
below said lock-
The subscriber, Agent for the Comnanv in
Worcester, will attend personally IN tLe trsns'
action Of the business, and pledues his hest a =.
ertions to accommodate those who intrust ,ha;,
business 20 his care.
Worcester, 1880. If