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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
Trust Sale Of Valuable Real ESfofe

virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed to the .ub,c,;h. 80
me z<d Gay OF December 1890 by Patrick Gibson and AZ
oo' ms wile--for certain purposes therein mern,.S
a On he ninth day Of April iI830) al eleven o'cInss
a. vs. al the front door Of the Eagle Tavern in the c,
cnond proceed TO sell Public Auction for y,u,, "
,oowmg property, To witt: lot of ground in m, coS
nenIco' described in WlIamson's plan of Lewis snT
o ~ as lot No SO; also other lots in said con,v CO.
TWO acres and three quarters an acre and
'c same plan as lots No. ~ 43 also ot of gronnd ~
s" county, designated in the same plan as lot No Ct alec
eco OF parcel OF land, commonly called The Roma Iva
eec' and IN the plat thereof made by (corge Wiamso
IN the General Court described by The
NO 2-whereon are the dwelling house and other b'id;.
oi'ey occupied by John j. Werth and also yerv 6Ss
Ps Hso another piece of land adjoining the las, snon
Pecs ana known in the said williamson pa, last msn,os
NO lo also lot Of land tho said ci,v of R;cImonS
part OF the ground formerly called Inc Old Con.n
tenement, and is designated in the Mai besof a.
seven lots or parcels OF ground last msntloneS
were conveyed to the above Patrick Gibson bv Chs
and John j. Werih by their deed 20 him,
inc i4h day Of April 1877 duly recorded in Henrr
monS nil, anu IN the Hastings Court, for city of Rich.
was o enrico containing acre, more or Tess and
y seo aa,ed the 28th day of November 1915 and duv
M GhARLES JAMES MACMURDO Trustee.
i, n nc Dssd OF trust underwater the above propcnv
eas @ 20 pe disposed Of requires the sale be made for
od. Should purchasers desire IT, fourth only viii be
IN ready money, and liberal credit will be aovcd
ing interest for the same 'S anu Ply
8-2ot ~. - d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

EDkoPOSAlS viii 10 received until "Wednesday ,,. -,
m,s ios extending tho Culverts on street, nss ,h '
Market Btdge-say ~' "ee' uo
vs the necessary quantity earth to receive ,
.0S ce cunning msasa Of Granite s,ous for aoo Or
For 10000 best hard burnt bricks 10 ss laid; Il; r,o... e.
tho arches Of cuver to be "a fee, A. The %
to fofm nearly half circle. 49, ~ VIZ ''' anu
Also for repairing the srhce Of the street, ,ha, shall h.v,
oeen interrupted In the proposed undertaking -''
Persons disposed the WHO'LL M .nv .,,,
tons 800 IsC0n W. eusn,. nica'
.a. .O-otu ChairnDan II the Committed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
Fresh Fancy Prints, Checks. pIa;ds

S,rtmgs, Cloths, CaSSimcres, &c. &c. &c.
E'HE Subscribers have just received by the schr.
"A Effort from New York, aud from auction here.
the following Dry Goods. "''''
handsome ' "' '''y
a lot OF good brown shiriines
cases apron checks, and plaid domes,ics
10 suPr. slIe and black cloths and cassimcres
Black hastings, Sattccns, plain and figured. black
ana colord silks for dresses, black floPentine cam
briG dimes black Italian grapes, Irish linens Mar.
seiles vcslings' london white drilling, linen cambria
will sell cheap. F. e. r.. JAMES e. r. o"'y
HuI w Market Slcuarn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

The following from the New York Commercial of the al, of
March inst we commend especial notice of the jackson
parry as porrayny truly the first years reign Of their
'innirsrsary % the last RerotunonBy reference 90 the
hsnac and 10 The morning Jackson papers, il will be perceiy
60 mat THIS the 4 Of March, which the Ame des Of
hiarch and truly glorious day-no because
into tie Office Of Chief Magistrate on that day In
iToS, but because Reform began day in 1919 We
nave DOW nyed year under IT'S blessings and faI ourselves
we have endeavoured give what conscientious SUPPORT we
coud 10 those who dispensed them Some ings We have
ond TO censure and indeed have Compelled OCCASION
any 20 threaten TO leave Oft supporting the adrnnis alton al
.ogeWeL Ana even now, when eypher out aud
@ VI" he Iob'menis" these promised blessings orc year
IoIa comes out With minus & before it, work which way
we WIZ The Tariff still sits upon land like an incubus
we have nos yet got back the colonial trade Our Minister 10
Esanu mas en Obliged TO ,ro after Lsd Aberdeen into the
gu 70 nn nun while shooting grouse, and has got only
me words aud fair speeches for his pans The French claims
nave moi been quda,ed; and their papers have the efoutey
aack our President for talking about possible collision
ne expenses of tive government been by one
Io, ~ an the deparmen third clerks have been
appointed 10 Of them, and m none has the number bee.
ever The peoples English has been murdered nv the peo
PesseVan,s The United States Bank has been attacked
attempt has been made 10 give away Uncle sans farm
Doh mgue a2p SIMON Bolivar have been endorsed as true
ahu Iesuhlnte soyeregns thousand honest men
nave Deen turned out Of Office without cause and many Of
en uoeonstfuonay The peoples palace has been fitted
Up ~ style of oriental magnihcence in order that all the
usiy te boys and yagraLts might hold jubilee in IT, Pr
nave been broken open the post Offices and extra
postage has been unlawfy extorted The rinter Of the
senate has been allowed TO insult The members with immunity
ana Isaac and Amos have been into great men
we bad the hunred tongues and hundred lungs of th,
poet INC hundred hands OF the giant and hundred Napier
we should never ger through tho catalogue Of the ble,
III OF reform We therefore sureesse. with hope they
come. - w ' "'S0 1'"' W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
Richmond Foundry.

ito ens!aoShment - Intended and prepared to make
9n Brass and composition Castings. and wroueb, iron
; Oh every description for nachnery steam eneines
in u.s., nan &c-Aso. boring turning and enishpr,
Or1ers are respectfully solicited by D. BURR a. IN
VI good journeyman blacksmith wanted who ,v;i
iiiu immediate and regular employment ma, O. 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

So that, according to Mr.. Inghams Official Report,
count the money paid under the Client Treaty, and
that paid on account of the public debt, have spent,
IN 1929, more money than their predecessors had
spentjn 1923, by one million two hundred and twen-
~ seven thousand two hundred and six dollars, and
thirty two Cents.!!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

Net expenses of 1929 sIo,
Tho expenditures of 1899, as ascer-
tanned by the Secretary of the
Treasury (sec his report) for 9
quarters, and estimated by him,
for the 4th including every thing, 90
Dcduct-Debt paid, l2, ,oo5 so
Also money paid IN
der the Client trea-
ty, by the British
to the owners Of
slaves 1896 S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

i mud The glory nf Colombia. tata, ,o, lend vo, IN
scahaoh there Is salvation for counlry; and yo w
INTO 'no ocean OF anarchy leaving for the mhelance
OF your children, CRIME, blood and death.
Sosrfriorss Hear my last woSds crmius,i,y nv o;
cu csree In the OF Colombia ask YOU teseceb vo,
un'ted that become assassins OF line
eousuy, and YOUR own cSctutioners BOI.IvAR
fsogota Jean 20, 1880.
Tho length OF the Message and the la,en,s. of m, .
morning ~ P''''" Z" 'n's
,,r,.,.. BALrixoRx, March IL.
LATEST FROM RIO JANEiRO
ne arrival oil the schr Mary Stewart Capt Fookcs at
hs poI' IN hy days, have The following letter
nom our corrcspondenI-tia=.
ma. 49,. Rio pE JaNpao, Jan 18th, 1850.
, sN " ioui has increased aboht 900 barrels by
iion baltimore, and Post Capain from phatr1ba
ai1 inc cargo OF tho ship States from, almo. fbound To
apaaiSo) unexpectedly thrown into this markets decline
taken place, holders seem disposed To sell "A,
n,as M Sa oo our last quotations; Tow
@ ~ AZ ~ ooo and the apprehension further supplies from
e u otaics Will admit an atiyanr. i'm the n,i
the stock rs materially reduced. " Wv P'' ~
Donesc lotions; the transactions i'm them avc ,,c verv
CIV, ~, oo ne, owing to the repeatedly men,ioncd
inc quantity OF foreign limitations IN market and We are
soc .me WI eiase they become prohtable sbpm.n,
i Tue " a. TO this place; being nauufct h, En.lan,
. INFERIOR Cotton, they introduced at cheaper Ia,e
mere seem TO look present more to price than
i"ay however, the American Cotton will ,l,y, vs ronan
more uan The English, as the sperio,nv nj tho c.
aese becomes known may look for beneficial resu,
rom the River Plate the 18Th MI, ,,c ,b,,c
aoout sVo bbs -four in first hands at Buenos AvIes and
each ,h ~ ~ 10 Dollars (paPer) Douhoons 100 Dollars
- Doars 10 DC obained Doubloons - Dollars each Eia,
eco al bahin aud Pernambuco al orr las, da,ss i3
VII, on. me hrst arrival thought would REFUGE the MIC
our market. - 'o ''"o" comparison win
accounts from Valparaiso and Lima are M, c,co,,,
soui u ia 10 Dollars board by retail
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
CHEAP SHOE STORE

H'iiE Subscribers have received in addition 10
thelr former stock, 80 packages boots and
'"I Iso nrig which are the foowing--
100 Fair gcn,lemen's fine calf boots
100 do do seal skin do
gUU DO do calf and kip skin shoes s. bootnos
1900 do conrse shoes and brogans
5Oo do boys coarse and fine shoes e. bootees
5OO do ladies' lasting shoes and slippers
400 do do morocco and seal skin walking eboo.
Zoo do do morocco, seal, and leather boots
300 do childrens boots and shoes ''O''
Gentlsmens and boys dancing pumps, &c. &c.
all Of which will be sold extromeIv los. ~.
quantity or single pair Merchants from ,bs - sno
wy, and people generally, viii do well to cali bo-
fore purchasing elsewhere. " 81" oe-
G., WARREN g. REYNOLDS.
Market Bridge
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
EXPEDlTIoN-Fok LIBERIA.

Inc INC new brig Montgomery, owner. John Hanson Of
fhhadepbm, has been chartered by the Colonization Society,"
70 convey cmigans TO Libera.She accommodate com,
oraby, about $50 passengers. All who would obtain pas
age IN this vessel should be in Norfolk before the 0
OF April Applications for passage behalf free persons
OF color or those liberated with their colonization IN
Arica, should he made Immediately Secrctav of tho
Society Washington, or to j. H. Lalrobe Esq Ba,morc
John McPhail Norfolk, Lewis Modar VIM g. Tyler OF
rredcrick'own. Md, William Blackboard Frc6ricksburr
Va, Benjamin Brand. Richmond, Va, VIM nj. Atkinson Pc
iersbug, Va H. ~ Toler, Iypchhurg Va Nathan Msnden
hail. Greensboro, ~ c., Caleb White Pcrquimans N e.
mat. Int.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

Sl3,758,99e 10
1851 1886 43
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

Net expenses Of 1929
Deduct net expenses Of 1923
Excess Of expenses in IC29 above
expenses in 1923,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

1,227,208 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
20,164,595 10

----12, 406, 002 35
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21
200 Fresh LeghOyns.

EUST received by tae subscriber, a Cases
% fresh LEGHoRN BoLIvARs, Paris bleach, and
of superior texture containing the largest and
most elegant assortment ever offered in this
County. These Hats were purchased recently
in New York, at Auction, for Cash, and will be
sold 33sd per cent. lower than the same Nos
were last season.
Also, 81 Packages NEW SPRING GOODS,
comprising general assortment; among which
are IS pieces Broad Cloths, from 81 ,l2 to So;
100 pieces stout Prints, at 12 cents, warranted
fast colors Is pieces, new style, very rich do.
IS dozen super. Kid Mitts, at IL cents per
pair; 10000 yards stout, heavy Sheetings, at
10 cents, warranted superior to the celebrated
Waltham Goods; Bales Shirtings, Tickings,
Ginghams, &c. &c.
10 The above are offered for Cash only.
Those purchasing with Cash will find it much
for their interest to call and examine them be.
fore making their selections.
Shrewsbury, April7 N. BALDWIN.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21
WHOLE NO. e977.

have good reason for believing that the
trade at one time brought from 10000 to
toOOO annually into the village, though the
raw material OF box, does not on an aver
age exceed two pence sterling. What
would Newcastle be without its coal,
Soefheld without its steel, or Birmingham
without its iron? In the second of these
towns human ingenuity is carried 10
pitch which must be seen to be believed
and properly appreciated; and menaced as
we are with foreign competition, our rivals
nave gone but little way as vet to sup
plant the unequalled cutlery of Britain.
birmingham is full of workshops which
the Cyclops might have coveted, and in
glanclng at the place, we cannot do better
than copy part of the lively description Civ
en- OF 1t by foreigner in the year 18I4:-
" In one place 500 persons were employed
in making all sorts of toys and trinkets.
we saw there, patent carriage steps f1ying
down and folding up of themselves as the
door opens and shuts chairs in walking
sticks, pocket umbrellas, extraordinary
cheese coasters, and multitude of other
singular inventions. In another place, 300
men produce 10000 gun barrels in month;
we saw part of the process-enormous ham
mers, welded by a steam engine of the
power OF 40 horses, crushed in an instant
red-hot bars of iron, and then converted
them into thin ribbons. In that state thew
were wrapped round rod of iron, which
determines the calber, and edges welded
together. Bars of iron, for different pur-
poses, several inches in thickness, present.
ed to the sharp jaws of gigantic scissors,
moved also by the steam engine, are clip
ped like paper. Iron wire from an inch to
the tenth of an inch, is spun out with as lit
tie effort, and less noise, than cotton thread
on the jennies. Large millstones, employ
ed to polish metals, turn with so great We
loclty as to come to pieces by the mere GEN.
trifngal force, and the fragments sometimes
pierce the walls or break through the roof.
Streams of melted metal are poured into
moulds of all sorts; and copper is spread
into sheets for sheathing vessels, under roll
ers, moved also by the steam engine, like
dough under the stick of the pastry cook"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21
Ne,O Goods and Ne,o Prices
w. & A. BROWN

"AVE just received prime assortment of
~ Goods in their line +; consisting Of BROAD
CLOTHS, from 2, 25 TO SO per yard,) CASSI.
MERES, VESTINGS, H'DKFS, STOCKS,
Buck Fur and other GLOVES, Fur Seal COL
LARS and CAPS, SUSPENDERS, &c
W Also on hand, Ready Made CLOAKS,
COATS, PANTALOONS, and VESTS.
N. d. They will furnish Ceats, made to order
from good Broad Cloth, as low as 10 and SIG,
and warranted, and superfine from Is to $Y5.
us They would also inform the public, that,
by recent arrangements made with their Jour.
neymen, they are now enabled to make Coats
and Surtouts as low as they are made at any
establishment in Worcester, if no better style
Is required
.disO,--Work done in the best city style, at
SO cts. less than former prices.
" Now York and Boston latest Fashions
just received. Worcester, Jan. 8.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21
TRANSPORTATION
ON THE
BLACKSTONE CANAL


NNHE Providence &. Worcester Boating Com
III pany have completed their arrangements
for the season, and are now. ready to receive,
at the CANAL STORE, Central-street, in
Worcester, all kinds of Goods or Produce 70 be
transported to Providence or any intermediate
place on the line of the Canal. Goods destined
for any port in the United States, on their arri-
val in Providence, will be shipped by HoRAcE
BUFFUM, Agent of the Company in that place,
agreeably to directions.
Orders for freight from Providence to Wor-
caster, 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 year,
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 Company in
Worcester, will attend personally to the trans.
| action of the business, and pledges his best ex.
ertions to accommodate those who intrust their
business to his care.
ANTHONY CHASE.
Worcester, 1880. If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21
THE CHERoKEEs' APPEAL.

How can we leave our fathers land
How can we leave our native place.
These long loved hills that round us stand
Where once was seen the wild deer chase
These pleasant valeys-gentIe slopes
These fruitful fields that round US Use,
Yield sustenance that crowns our homes
Repay our toll with rich supplies.
10 chase the game that haunt the wood,
was once the business we pursu'd;
But white men taught us how to toll,
To cultivate and dress the soil;
And now our spirits, once so fierce,
Are tam'd to civil life and peace,
And in our bosoms gentle swell
The white mans calmer soul would dwell -
Ye seek to grasp our rightful soil,
To drive US hence, thro' wilds and woods,
In boundless praires, drear, to toll,
Beyond Arkansas rolling floods.
But wheresoe'er we're doom'd to roam,
No place, like this, will feel like home.
What tho the western forests seem,
More tall-more stately-wider spread
er hill and valley; and the stream
Run gently DER its peb'ly bed
What tho the waters there afford
Abundance of the fnny race;
And buffaloes in number herd,
anu Ieeu doouL from pace TO place
Its rocks and glens we never knew,
Nor thro' its ravines once passed through;
Nor once explored those caverns rude,
Deep buried there in solitude
That fling with reverberating sound,
The war-whoop and halloo around.
Where'er we go, where'er we roam,
No place, like this, we feel like home.
We cannot leave our fathers graves!
We cannot leave our native place
And go. beyond Arkansas waves,
To mingle with another race.
These western wilds are far away,
Among the regions of the west;
Where wolves and panthers thirst for prev,
And eagles build their airy nest
Where our forefathers ne'er pursu'd,
The wild game thro' Arkansas wood
Nor ever were their footsteps traced
Among the regions of this waste.
But here have dwelt from days Of yore,
Around Savannah's inland shore.
These lands around US, which we claim,
Sustain'd our sres from age to age,
And since the white man 'mongst us came.
Has been confrm'd by treaties sage.
Their fair, smooth brows, we all might trust,
But treachery seem'd to Turk within,
Your promises we now dstrust,
And deem your broken faith, sin.
Oh bid us not from here to roam,
No other spot can feel like home
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21
STOCK IN TRADE.

ME subscriber offers for sale, his Stock in
IN Trade, and would give preference to
some person who would vend the Goods in the
same Store where they now are, which can be
had on reasonable terms, and is one of the best
openings for merchant in the County of W.or-
cester. There are other privileges which can
remain with the Store, if it should be SO occu-
pied.
If not otherwise disposed Of, the Goods will
positively be sold at AUCTION, on WEDkEs-
DAY, the 2sth day Of Apra instant, on the prem.
lses, at o'clock. The Stock consists of Black,
Blue, Olive, Brown, and Mixed Broad Cloths
Satlnetts; Kerseymeres; White, Green, yell
low, and Red English, American, and Home
Made Flannels, of superior quality English and
American Prints; Thread Laces; Muslins
Cambrics; Bleached and unbleached Sheetings
and Shirtings; Shoes; Hats; Crockery and
Glass Ware; w. l. Goods, &c. &c-ail well
selected.
Also Boards; Shingles; Joist and Timber,
s by s inches; Crater Cider Mill, in complete
repair, with Cast Iron Cogs Neat Stock Car
riages, Harnesses, &c &c.
A liberal credit will be given on any amount
sold over ten dollars.
MERRILL DAVIS.
Holden, April H. Is
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21
NEW STORE.

HSHE subscriber respectfully solicits share
IL ofpublic patronage at the Store recently
occupied BY Butler GOODRICH & Co., where
he offers for sale general assortment of
ENGLISH and DOMESTIC GOODS,
VEST INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES,
CR0CKERF, Glass, E HOLLOW WARE,
which viii. be sold cheap for cash or approved
credit.
: % Genesee, superfne Baltimore Howard
street, and Richmond FLOUR, constantly on
hand, and for sale low for cash.
ELIJAH A. BRIGHAM.
% MARKET Wagon will run every week TO
Boston all marketing to be left on Mondays at
the Store of E. A. B.
Rutland, AuriI Id.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21
Printed and Published By
8. III. COTTON & co.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION,

" Price to single subscribers who receive
their papers at the office, or by mail, two dollars
per annum to those who receive them by
stage, two dollars and twenty five cents. Twen-
ty-fve cents will be deducted when the pay.
ment is made in advance.
" Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar, and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion
10 The publishers of this paper will hold
themselves responsible for no error, in any
advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
insertion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-21
HEARD & ESTABROOK

AVE just received, and are now opening
IL at the Green Store, packages of
ENGLISH, FRENCH, 8. INDIA GOODS,
well adapted to the present and approaching
season; consisting, in part, of
India and French Levantines,
eros de India and Gros de Naples Silks,
Silk Camblet; Pongees,
Nankin and Canton Grapes,
Oscareens, rare and superb article for La
dies Dresses,
White, Blue and Yellow Nankins.
Brown Hair Ribbons,
Ribbons, of various kinds and qualities,
Flag and Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Fancy Silk do,
Gloves and Hose of all kinds; Vestings,
Bombazlnes Bombazetts Ratinetts,
White, Brown, and Black Linens,
Linen Damask; Crash Russia Diaper,
Linen Sheeting and Shifting Cambrics,
Musllns; Patches and Copperplates,
Callcoes, great variety,
White and Black Lace Wells,
Broad Cloths; Cassimeres and Satinetts,
Silk, Cotton, and Oiled Linen Umbrellas,
which we offer at unusually low prices.
Worcester, April H. IL