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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-16
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

ENHE Members of the MASSACHUSETTS Med
- IcAL SOCIETY, for the District of Worces.
ter, are notified that the Annual Meeting Of said
Society will be holden at the house Of c. Stock
well, innholder in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY,
the 23d day Of June nezt, at 10 o'clock, A. Nj.
1t is earnestly requested that all the Fellows
of the Massachusetts, Medical Society, resident
in the County of Worcester, give their punctu-
al attendance. By order of the President
B. F. HAYWOOD, Secretary.
Worcester, May 26. 4w2l
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FRESH GOODS.
CLARK & BROOKS

AVE just received, in addition to their
N former stock, prime assortment of
Calicoes and Ginghams,
Plain and fgurd Battistes,
yN.4JVD.4RLNES, for Ladies' Dresses, beau.
tiful article,
Merino and Raw Silk Shawls,
Black Bobbinett Lace Wells,
Black Hastings; Rouen Cassimeres,
Linen Drillings,
Brown and White Factory Stripe, &C. &C.
N. b. The above named articles will be sold
much lower than ever before offered of the same
quality. IF Worcester. Nav 10.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the SUBJ
IN scriber has been duly appointed Executor of
the last Will & Testament of ABNER GRAVES,
late of Athol in the County of Worcester, deceas.
ed, and has taken upon himself tIat trust By CIV
ing bonds as the law directs. All persons indebt-
ed to said Estate, are hereby called upon to make
immediate payment and all those TO whom said
Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit their
demands for settlement.
ELIJAH GODDARD.
Mav Oh 1890 SQ2
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-16

-, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Blue Vitriol, Chromate Of Potash.
Alum' Prussiate of Potash,
Copperas, 8r. Cbromate of Pot.
Prussian Blue, ash,
chrome Yellow, Super. Carb. of Soda,
Chrome Green, Tartaric Acid,
Carb: Magnesia, Rochelle Salts,
Oil Vitriol, Calomel.
-Muriatic Acid, Red Precipitate. j.,
Aqua Forts, White Vitriol.
tartar Emetic, EPSON Salts,
Oxalic Acid, Sulphate Ouiniue.
Also, for sale at the above Store, large and
complete stock of PAINTS, DYE STUFFS,
and MEDICINES, upon as good terms as they
can be purchased in the city.
Boston, May &c 3m2l
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WHITE and RED LEAD.

w III / e and RED LEAD.
nELANO & WHITNEY, Nos. 10 s. 90
NJ South >Market-street, Boston, are Agents
for selling the White & Red Lead-also, White
Lead in Oil, manufactured by M. & S. N Lew
is, Philadelphia, warranted equal to any made
in America, ana for sale on the most favorable
terms, wholesale and retail 3m MAY H.
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Commissioners Notice.

FHN C0mmissiOnerS Notice
IN HE subscribers, having been duly appoint
ed Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims of the several creditors to the Estate of
JOHN WOODWARD, late of Westminster,
in the County of Worcester, deceased, repre-
scented insolvent, do hereby give notice, that six
months, from the second day of February inst,
prove their claims and that we will attend to
the duties of our appointment, at the house of
John A. Thompson, in Westminster, on the last
Saturdays in June and July next, from one to
six Of the clock, in the afternoon on each of the
said days. SIMEON SANDERSON.
JAMES WHITE.
Westminster Feb l8, 1880. %
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Baltimore Chemical Manwac-
turing Company.
DELANO & WHITNEY.

Nos. 10 f. 90 South Market.st.
"A GENTS for the sale of articles manufac.
IA tured at the above works, have on hand,
and offer for sale at the manufacturers' very
lowest prices,
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VOU are hereby cited to appear Of YOU
III see itl at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester. in said County on the first Tues.
day in July next, at ten Of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purpOrts TO be the last will and Testament of
said deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
90 NATHL. PAINE. J. Prob.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, June 1, 1880.
TO the Heirs Of JosEPH SEVER, late Of Northboro',
in said County, deceased, and TO all others concerned
in The Estate Of said deceased GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
, IL see fly at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in July next, al one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Accounts OF the Ad.
ministraiiOn Of said Estate should not be allowed |;
and you will be heard thereon.
20, NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
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"What letter is that p said a village peda-
gogue TO ono Of his disciples, pointing at the
same time to the first character on the alphabet
\" That sir don't know that letter." was the
the answer. at is A, said the teacher. "My
gracious" replied the boy, looking up, while
every lineament of his face seemed ready to
burst with wonder, " is that .7--Ghi g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-08

ihe amendment was opposed by Mir. Scott. SIN.
Possed oy Mr. Giles. und adopted as follows:
Arrs- Msrs p. 7. Barbour Jones. s. Taylor, Giles.
Drosngooe; Alexander. Goodc, Anderson, Collinan,
iiarrison w 'siianlspn, VI Coy Moore Berpc. Smith
Miller Baxtsr, -Rasdsi ph. ix.sK,sisb. Meteor. Os,
eorr Mayor Donaldson, Boyd, George. Nj MILAN.
u; Campbell. Bynrs, Rome, w: r. Tsylor, Cioyd,
Saapsasn' -Mathows,@og iesby, Duncan, Laidiey
summers See Morgan, a Campbell, Wilson, w
Campbell, Caytor, SsuEdsrs, Cab.l Martin Stuart.
Gordon Thompson Massie Bsyly, Perkins,.
~ NohsMMessrs 2. W. Lcigi,, t,rodnax, Marshall,
T'ezvant, Claiborne, eUfquhart, Locun" Vcn.h,o
Madison, Stanard, Holaday, F,rzhugh, Henderson
Cooke, Powell, Griggs, J. NJ. Mason, P,ndeton'
Morris Garnet. J. s Barbour. Scott r. MsrrhaII,
Townes, Peasants, Bates, NenIe, Rose. Coal,er'
Joyncs, UpShur- --33.. f'e, So ifry' ',,.I'r'l
Mr., Garnett, moved to strike from the 18th article
the portion admitting housckeepers to votc-,but be-
'ofe vote was taken, the Convention adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-08
TUESDAY, JAZZ. ,.
Remarts " Mr.. TIiO.MPSO.N, i reo;y to .Judg,


Mr.. THoMPsoN sail-llo hoped tho amendment Of
the gent man from Stafford Judge CoaterO would
not prevail 1t was 10 him matter Of surprise as we'll
as regret that our system Of seporote elections had
Incurcdhe ban ofthat conference.-the SD ensnrc--yybo,
ever objections might he made to it in theory Uo
wonld take upon himself TO say that the LeriSature
OF Virginia had adopted visor policy than that
OF grant separate elections to all counies that pr
t"ioncd Tor them II was policy, Whatever MIGHT
DC san TO the contraryi founded the paincst pfn
Glpcs OF Justice and cXpcdicncy; and n policy tbot
han been Tndicated by experience lie was aware
wa, III It's commencement doubts had been entertained
% US e%pediency tile objections urged by ;c mover
OF the amendment had occurred 10 others and MIR ~
acknowledged that he himself had at one time ontor
"'h doubts rs TO the Proprioty Of authorizing sep
aat' elections those doubt. however had long been
nFpciied and ho was now tho most zcnlous advocate
OF the pc ICY II was rgh. IN principle. and IN prae.
Icc most tenchccnt. Tho Legislature had ro,S he
cnc so thoroughly convinced Of its expedicpt- TINT
"neh2vcr separate election asked. il wns oran.-
ca ~ had become part Of the fixed aud settled ro
icy Oh Tue state, general separate election law Ii ID
pen enacted, and he believed tbo Le,,isIntre verc
Poparcd II any one would take the trouble tn rnhyn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-08
THURSDAY. JAN. 2.

The Chair stated that the Select Committee would
not be able 10 report before one O'clock and on mo
ton Of Hr Powell. leave was given them to 81 dnr
ing the session ofthe House.
MI Summers said. mono can be more sensible than
inc members of this body Of the important influence
Whlch the Banks and other moniid institutions have
ana must continue o exercise, over the persons and
property OF the Commonwealth none can better
estimate tho Importance Of plncing tor tho future.
some limitation Oh the power of creating Banks, ~
renewing Their chorters. With o view TO elicit the
sense oil the Convention upon this interesting and
uchcatc subject, he Submitted lis proposition for
now section to DO Incorporated In the Constitution
nc dd not mean to discuss its merits at this Tine
lis only purpose for the prGsont was 10 present It to
INC consideration Of the House and ask for calm
examinations winch would test ITS policy and proprc-
", uncontrolled with any Of the feelings which other
subjects have produced . o.. .r.
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.
NO law ahaii be rnaciod by ,l,e General Assembly
CI,stlhg c9nt1Jpc1 altering orlrsncwing a NJ body
p 'c "l Corporate, with pasVGg tG,cary on Vie b,s
slJa' ." banking, Or for making loans or discounts
without the assent Of tbrce-fiftbs of the members
elected to each branebo Of The Legislatures nor shall
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-08
COW ENTION.

SPEECH OF MR.. HENDERSON, ~.
In Committee IF the Whoie, ON ihe subject 81 ne
County Cosrts. -, q :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

man has brought to his hustings, has been ind. pen
dencas OF party-independence of the Government.
The House OF Commons. which assemblies in Octo-
Der, VIII contain more honest m-mbers than any that
has met since The Revolution If they fulfil the prom
ICES made t. their constituents
Upon House OF Commons constituted as tina, now about
TO assemble England thus be- the effect of the
recent events in Paris will be great; the
WAN which the EIgh nation have entered into IN.
proceedings of the parisians, will urge in Eng
land with overwhelming power Indeed as regards hoth
France and England the day of exavagant n
lures OF sinecues of venerable abuses to be
ana the peopio will have potential regulating the
Just expenditure OF the moneys drawn their indusry
In London, Manchester, Birmingham, some other parts
kngdom town meetings were held expressing the ADM.
RATION oil The inhabitants ofthe va.or ohe evoou e. mol
Grafton Oi the FRENCH in their of
oppressive At all those meetings s,scr
were opened for the relief OF the wounded and of the FAM
lies of the killed ~ - 0 i'"'-
calculated that there will be not more than nine
OF zen homan Catholic Members the Parliament, and
land = ~ wi Pia1es III Eng
There are a26 members elected to the House ST Com
mons from England md Wales alone " "h'
'ohn Russell lost his election for Bedford by the cast
M wee oil the mayor The was for Lord ohm Rus
sen a9U Capt Poki 4sohe mayor determined in favor o.
Theatre. ~ % Di"iy Lane
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GTARTfa e NEWS.
FORT OF RTCTIMON:D.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Brig Richmond Fabens, from Salem, via Norfolk,
sundres, TO master.
Schr q I Elhcott, Mason from Baltimore sundries
to q Goode Winston, ] M Weaver, T A Rust.
- Anderson, j. SweeBy, Bagwe, Smith & Han
nah, Otis Dunlop & Co, T Adkins, J R prinlett
r Johnson e. Son.
sehr Rambler, Coltry, from Thomastop, me to
w Rowlett. "
Schr Amity McDougal, from New York. ballast
Schr Agenora Pcarce, from Boston ballast.
SAILED.
Brig Rove, ----, for Boston, coal.
Schr EairPlsy, Lee for New York, coal
tobacco. w
Schr Enterprise. Weeks, for New York. coal.
Schr Virgins Farland, for Georgetown. coal.
Schr Plutarch Shorter, for Baltimore, coal.
81 days from London, to Chas Palmer - e''''
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 12-ATrived scS, no, s;e ~,
frey dave ror, Richmond % "e"" '"'''' ''oo-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
From The Baltimore Chyo,;cIe

HEsULT OF THE ENglIsu EIrcr,ox. ~ :,
"a0e Hse 'ui"isLers gained We might pnt ano.
question: TO which positive answer would be more
easily returned What have the Ministry lost ,
insy were to gain ninety-three votes. AccordIvg
y or fifty; and much larger NUMBER If we 20 ID
.neSe many OF their former thoro0QIieoinn supoor
.eIs' VINO, by the pledges they have yoIunarilv en-
suoeo mo must be thorougbgomg Supporters no
bn h".. Hvefy whers that the popular voice could
ou sn OF expenditure--abolition of monoDolv--
Ill LII" OF thc representation the two first unyer
sdy-have been the points insisted on BY the vaiers
d,Ja m." naFoy an exception conceded by the can
CO. 10 every case the worst recommendation
snat candidate has brought to his hustings has
eiat Which was once his best--fris consistent
support OF the Administration. Indeed tho s,,nnrt
une c administration, Uniform or occasional has
date suspected Of It. The best claims which INV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

territory of Cuiiu.a We know that General Bar
of Guadatgara in the field. which indicates to be
there something serious. We know that that Go
vernment is greatly uneasy for the safety of the
Capital and working through rigorous espionage to
maintain order We know that the pretension OF
the oppressive faction increases every day. as far
to ask that several Deputies of the House of Repre-
sentatves shoud be displaced, because agreeable
to that party.
Do you wish a more deplerable state, more cri :
zeal situation for q country, IEXIC W.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
FROM SPAIN.

PHILADELPHIA, Oc,. "a gentleman yh, c,,,.
passenger IN the ship Manchester arrived in our
from Cadz, states that the people were in riusrc-
tion IN Gai,cla, IN the north of SPAIN and that the
published in the Cadiz papers, previous to the Mas
chesters sailing. [Sailed from Cadiz 3oth Aua.
Ihe Manchester brought papers-Dverv ,hi, E.
was tranquil IN the south eff Spain. Ga~ene
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

letter to the editors of the Baltimore American.
from their correspondent at Havana, under date of
- 8. september, states that the brig Bruce arrived
there on the 18th September from 3oston 49,,
the master and six of he of the American brio
ra.,lot' winch foundered her yovage rom Port,
iand to Matanzas, IN a severe gale on the 23d OF
aese, iat 81 long 70, in which they lost the
chief mate and one seaman drowned.
~. Y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

III is stated by Mr. Niles in his Register, that the
"hole export Of four from the United States to The
BRUSH West India Islands, when those ports were
open TO our shipping, and taking the year when the
export was greatest, very little exceeded the quaint
~ OF hour imported into Providence, Rhode Isond.
last year.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
From The Philadelphia u. S. Ga..y,.

NEwsHAM, the pedestrian who continue. he .,.,
at tho Labyrinth Garden, has how gone th,oh .a0n
ho., OF nus specified time, having walked nine dovs
and III the foIlow;nr order.- -,'''e ooys,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

Leaving him but twenty and one half MI. 80
VI pa ms dsiance which would have been fully comnIao
tea out thatthe incessant and verv heavv rs; 70
Saturday last prevented. 'aih on
lie apPsars IN good condition accepting that on,.,e
his ANGLES is little sweed however tho n Tns 81
can, VINO Is In constant attendance pronounces that
he mas wind and bottom to do his one tbonsanS Ia
handsomely within the terms of the bet. W WIS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

'esnerai Root has declined the salina nomination.
NC remaining candidates the present Governor
ihrooP' Mr.. Granger, and Mr.. Williams. Tbs
last Nominated by minority of the Salina Convon-
ton. vi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

u We have thrown together several extracts up
on the subject of the West India trade, which will
give our readers pretty correct view of the proms
ed advantages ofthis glorious act Of our most elor,-
Gus administration In confirmation of their views,
1t does not appear that the late news has had the
slightest effect in raisug the price of our wheat and
-four. This is conclusive Our merchants are too
clear slghted to overlook the benefits of new mar
ket, if In fact any benefit is to be derived from it;
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AIGIERS.

The following description of AIgiers,
gwen by the correspondent Of an En-.
glish paper, affords some idea Of what
opposition the French may expect 10
meet With in their pending attack upon
that place -
Algiers Is built like an amphithcs.
tree but forms triangle one Of the
points - washed by The sea the other
rising up towards the land forms an.
other point, at the extremity Of which
IS the new palace Of the Dey. called
the Casba. The town il Commanded
by fort called Fort Emperor. which
sweeps the plain Of BsbaZon, the tow y
aud the Casba. The star fort. stiIl
marked on the several maps, exists mo
longer. From the garden Of tine
Dutch Consul, and the country thal
surrounds the residence of the Swedish
Consul, the eye OverIOoks Fort Emoe
rOr. and can even reach into the inter-.
or court. That fact is important. and
- mentioned 10 show how easily this
Tort, on which depends the fate Of Al.
gers, may be reduced. Though lie
deiences 81 Algiers on the sea SIDE are
truly Formidable, it Is not capable Of
sustaining siege from the land side
Tor three days. II has not even a com
Plete enclosure the ramparts are bro.
ken at short distances by houses, whose
~alls spring from the bitches, and rive
an appearance of fertilization. but IN
fact are Of no strength. The bitches
are always dry, aud there are no mean
oi hliing them; nor on account Of the
raP'd descent, would water lodge IN
them. The town bis three gates on
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FOREIGN.

National Debt and Rerenue of Greai
Brifain.-A very luminous and inter
esting erposs of the state cf the Ma.
tionai Debt and the Revenue of the
Kingdom, was made in the House Of
Lords on the 9th ultimo, by Viscount
Goderich.
In regard to the alleged elimination
Of the revenue. Lord G. denied the as
sertion. He admitted that there had
been falling of in some branches Of
the revenue, during the last year; but
he compared the different branches of
the Revenue for 1885,, and 8, and
Tor last year; and Observed. that the
whole Of the average for the above three
years amounted 10 ESQ, OS1, 600, while
the receipts for last year were ESQ,
$50. 900; and with respect to the alle-
CATION that the Revenue was now fall =
ing Oft, he thought il was the height OF
'lmidity to be propbesying the most
disastrous consequences because one
quarter was falling in its due amount.
The Duke of Wellington considered
that the Government and the people
were under the greatest obligation TO
his Noble Friend for the subject he
had introduced, and the manner i'm
which he had treated il, and he con.
graduated the House in having laid
before them SO admirable a statement
OF the true nature Of the National
Debt, and Of the interest paid by the
nation on that debt. The Duke was
quite complimentary, and he is not in
general lavish in his compliments.
Colonial Irade-Speakipg Of the
negotiation respecting the Colonial
Trade between the United States and
the British West Indies, the London
Courier, OF May 4th, emphaticalIy says:
1T IS true that the Colonial Question
rests as n-was LEFT by Mr.. Canning"
n petition in favor Of the Jews was
presented to the House of Commons
having 5000 signatures, all highly res.
pectabie persons, and including every
banker in Liverpool.
! MIR. Robert Owen is writing MANY
Proclamations aud making many soee.
ches IN England. The last production
Of his which we find, is an address ito
the rejecting aud intelligent Of the
upper class
xOlce and .Agiers. The time al
the departure Of the expedition to Al.
gers was not yet fixed, but would pro,
badly be about the 18th Of MAY. The
armed force IN the town Of Algiers i.
computed az $4,000 men: that of the
bedouins, or Arabs Of the interior. is
much more numerous, but III disciplin
ed. The European Consuls at Aleier,
had. II was said, sent their families "a
Mahon.
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pearcd 10 us as if expressly sent 10 ie.
liver the free born sons Of Americ,
irou, the haads 81 ruthless oppressoss
All stood trans6xed with astonish.
mcnt--wonler--joy and a. her broad
side frowned Upon her foe. there came
shout from our little crew. that might
have We'd with the pirates in power
but it was smothered under a burst
OF artillery. that belched forth from
the armed brig with = cloud of smoke,
burying all in obscurity. The pirate
was in unuttesable confusion; the star
spangied banner was no desirable foe
10 engage aud cutting the cable. they
had recourseto flight. The American
again believed forth his thunder send.
ing havoc within their crew, and spread
ing desolation. and ruin among their
tops. Every other ball seemed to strike
her blood stained hull. The messen-
ger Of death brooded over the waves,
And the tranquil sea trembied at the
ruin Of her unholy Sons.
The chase was continued till the pi-
rate became floating hulk, all shatter-
ed. all riven! torn. dismasted and de.
stroyed. With our glass We behelJ
the wreck driven upon the shore in the
distance, ard on planks and spars, such
at the murderous band as were spared,
committed themselves 10 the pillows.
The victorious brig returned, and
we were received on board with hear
~ weicone-I was informed that they
bad been cruising for two weeks after
this same practical schooner. but ne
yer had before been so fortunate rs to
como up with her. Surprising the pi-
rates had previously discovered them,
and consequently eluding their vigi-
lance by the color and manner of rig
ging, they had painted the hull entire.
ly different. shortened her spars, and
altered the exterior appearance 10 that
manner. which, added TO the false pen
non and piratical aspect, were happily
successful in sweeping these outcssts
vi the human race from the ocean"