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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-01

SUGAR, COFFEE, DC.
Sd IIhds St Croix, Porto Rico and N. Orlcop.
4 ~ Sugar, part Of superior quality
80 hhds. new crop New Orleans Molassos
- DO. Trinidad do.
10 DO st. Jago and Martinique DO
10 DO good Baltimore Whisicv
80 bjs. do do
20 do. Apple Brandy
$50 bags prime Lagura green Coffee
10 do. superior Rio DO.
so do. Mountain St. Domingo do.
30 DO old white Coffee
200 sacks Liverpool filled blown Salt
For sale, very low, by
ap3 RNLSTON g. PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-01
HUGH c. McNEMARA
As just received, and Offers Tor sale the ijy,yirr m
IL and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES
u Prcrention better hlan Cure. IN
LEES FAMOUS ANTT.IIIIOUS Pills


LEES FAMOUS ANTT.IBIIIOJJS Pills
p ASD 50 PER COX.
The operation Of these Pills periecynd so ne In lie 1857,
~ safety by persons III every situation Of every aye
Tho proprietor confidently recommends the timely usc OF
these pills, preventive and Bilious Yellow and
Malignant Fcyeis.
O5~ Please inquire for LEES y7yY-EILIJIyS PMS
with the signature fyNOlII RLDGELY Gac Michael re
& Coz as none other genuine.
Lees ENir, sovereign remedy FOR colds obstinate cotr
caiaTrhs, asthmas. sore uirOats aud Consumyi!ous
Ifeg Nervous Cordial excellent medicine for all rcf
affections weakness, pains IN the lOiEs, back, &c
Lees Essence Of ustardNO medicine ever eycccg ti i'm
curing rDeunatism, spTains, bruises frosted feet &C
Lees Asue and Fever Drops, never falling cure
Lees Sovereign Ointment, warranted 10 the ITClT ly
one application
Lee Persian lotion excellent medicine or curing letters,
ring worms. pnckly heat, &c
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific, ecclual cure f3 tic
Ncnerca aud Gonoulua
Lees To0l.ache Dropa-wlcl gives immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder which cieanses add beauties the teeth
Lees Eye Watcr-a certain lpr eyes.
Lees Auodyue ElixiT-iOr the cure Of head aches.
Lees Corn Plaster or removing and destroying CONS
~ Country merchants aud all others purchase 20 sell
again, By applying 10 the proprietor No GO, Hanover street
Baltimore obtain them such liberal will insure
them great profit
or CGUTION-Nonc genuiue without the mai er's
name 20 them, NoAH BtDcEty; date Michael Lee g. Coz
C Hundreds OF eases 81 cures performed by tire above truly
valuable medicines could be given, did the limits OF new
paper admit of H.
- II. e.. BI'NEMARA will constantly keep Ge.,
supply Of the above celebrated Medicines his Apoocary
I Ud TlugG fprp - t1
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01
WHOLE NO. 2996.

by mortals upon earth, this noble act may we'll
stand first upon page of blessed charities. If
human honors could appreciate the spirit which
melted the performer, where could our humane
soeleties lind more worthy subject for their
n ne,gn'ese medal But reward Of any kind
never entered into her consideration. Like
worthy of oden time, she NAV be truly said 70
be one who, in other cases of distress, can
DO good by stealth, and blush to find it famelr
PhiLadetphiG Bulletin.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01

and spoiled but she found that without him, il
was no home, and that where his beloved form
rePosed' that was the home of her rest She
washed all his wounds, and the stains of blood
from his body, tied her napkin round his face.
covered ann with her apron, and sat down and
watched beside him all the Ive-long night,
praying and singing hymns and spiritual songs
alternately; The next day she warned her
II !, and neighbors, who went with her on
the following night, and buried him nrivateIu
in the northwest corner of the church. ward ~
Morton. -" Vi
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01

why no ma'am, 1 don't. If hadn't been
married, l should always have been to work as
, uaru as could, and now don't do no more
In. IMAM that. My children are great comfort to
me, anc look forward to the time when they'll
w "a rs hiuch 10 me as have done for Them
Here was true philosophy! learned a les
son OF that poor woman, which l shall not for
get "-i 'i's io1-
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01
POWER LOOMS.

TENHE subscribers have on hand ready for
d use, 10 first-rate new COTTON LOOMS,
calculated to weave l yard wide. Also 8
BR0.4D- CLOTH LOOMS, to weave yards
wide, built upon Howard's improved plan. The
above are offered for sale at very low prices,
and warranted to be first rate Machines.
WHEELOCK & PRENTICE.
T w. g. P. are prepared to build Looms of
every description, at very short notice.
Worcester, July 81. IF
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01
Po,oer Loom ShmttLes.

TNHE subscriber iaforms manufacturers, that
= he makes and keeps on hand, or will fur
nish at short notice, Power Loom Shuttles, of
all kinds, and of superior quality: both the
materials and workmanship shall render per.
feet satisfaction to those who may favor him
with their patronage. % Orders addressed
to the subscriber in Douglas, (Mass.) will be
attended to and answered without delay.
June 90 IF WARREN ALDRlCH.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01
NOTICE.

TENHE subscribers would inform the public
u that they have taken the FURNACE form.
arly occupied by Sumner Smith, (near Elijah
Burbanks Paper Mills,) which they will keep
IN constant blast, with determination to give
satisfaction to Machinsts and all others who
may favor them with their cuStom.
Patterns may be had at the Furnace, or made
to order at short notice. Orders will receive
Immediate attention, and may be left at tie
Store of Daniel Haywood.
WINTER 81 WEBER.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01
Printed and Published by
>. III. COTTON s. co.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

w Frce, TO single subscribers, acho receire their
Papers at the Office or 6v Mail T,co Douor. s,a,
gan1na TO those acho receive them 6u Stage. Ireo
DoHGrs and IiosntyJfre Cents Ttcentv-fve Gents
.o.H oe deducted 'ohen the payment is made in adj
y! Agoert'sements, not eTceeding t,oelye lines
pug"Sne6 three tceekS for One Dollar, and contin-
ued three ,ceeks longer for FTf1y Gents Lars"r
AGoerttseSnents, IN the same proportion.
" Inc Proprietors Of this Paper aciu hold them
seloes responsible for error, in any AdUertise
'"en1' beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01
BObbinS and MuttIes.

TENHE subscriber will furnish, at short notice,
IL of the best materials and warranted work,
Beb5ins and Shuttles of the various kinds used
by Cotton and WoolIen manufacturers.
~ Orders promptly and personally attended
TO- and share of patronage solicited.
ALGERNON S. CRAWFORD,
New England Village, tfI7
Grafton, April %.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01

CoSsEeuENcEs OF CocKED HAIRS. The bea-
die of Taunton was caught by the corner ofh
cooked hat in door way at that place, thrown
down, and had his leg broken in two places,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01
WEAVERS WANTED.

w EA Ems w AIN LIZ
"TANTED, by the subscriber, at the North
w bridge Cotton Mill, in Northbridge, six
or eight experienced Weavers. Such will find
good encouragement by applying at the Mill
Also, Family to keep boarding house.
JOHN w. BUFFUM.
Aug IS. *33
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
FHNHE subscribers have removed to the fifth
z building south of their former stand, on
the opposite side of the street being next
north of GOddard's Buildings, where they So
lcit, of their customers and the public, the con-
tinuanco of that patronage they have heretofore
received. 7. g. w. KEITH.
Worcester. Aug. Is. 33
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01
@ Nea0 Hat and Can Store.
JAMES S. KETTELI,

~ D ESPECTFULLY informs
u IA his friends and the public,
v that he has taken a Store few
AsA ( rods south of the Worcester
HAM Bank, where he has on hand and
intends to keep Hats and Caps of
various shapes and qualities, from the extreme
to the medium OF Fashion. His intention is at
all times to sell the above-nam articles at such
prices as he thinks cannot fail to suit purchas-
ers; and, by proper attention to business, he
is in hopes to receive part of the public pat
ronage. IF Worcester, July %.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01

ANECDOTES. During the seige of Boston In
1875, negro, who lived in tory family,-and
whose politics were of course the same as his
master s,-met one day with Mr.. Edes, Editor
of the Boston Gazette, who was devoted, heart
and soul, TO the patriotic cause, and inquired
of him, what was the news p" Scipio, there is
no news that | hear Of" Well den, massa
Edes, if you've got nothing new, / s'pose you
print the same old lie over gin"
Some time after this, master Scipio was
accosted one day upon the end of Long.wharf
by couple of officers in their red coats, with
the question" how far do you call it to Castle
William ;'-now fort Independence. How
far massa, why that depend on circumstances.
" Circumstances, you black rascal, how so ?"
Why den massa, just at this present writing,
we call it ten miles" Ten miles -" Yes
massa, don't you see dis strong east wind, and
dc flood tides pretty long ten miles too but
s'spose You have de nor west wind, de ebb tide
and de Gubenor Hancock boat--ecod, massa
officer, you dare now. boston Gazette.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01

The greatest beauty in female dress is that
which is most simple, and at the same time
gracefully adapted to exhibit the natural beauty
of the female form This simplicity should bo
observed, even in color prolusion of tawdry
and glaring colors bespeaks tasteless and
vulgar mind, even if the wearer were Dutch
ess Color should always be adapted TO COM
plexion. Ladies with delicate rosy complex
ions bear white and light blue better than dark
colors, while on the contrary, sallow hues Of
complexion will not bear those colors near
them, and imperotively require dark quiet
colors to give them beauty; yellow is the most
trying and dangerous of all, and can only bo
worn by the rich.toned healthy-looking bru-
nette.-DaJliA Literary Gazette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10

H's7lred, That committee OF five DO appointed
nv the Char who's" duty shall be to take measures,
views anu feelings of he citizens of Virginia inbab
ting n"rtho tn Inc above described M references
To III" ccssion above mentioned and TO make repott
h"rcupon at meeting to be held in Wheeling. on
the first Monday in January next:-
Wh'Feupo"' the Chair appointed the following
gentlemen as said committee. VIZ: Mosos w Chs
lin. ESQ Morgan Nelson, Esq. DR. H. Master A.
eh,oaid Wood ESQ. and Samuel Sprgg, Esq.
hes~i'ed, That the proceedings of this meeting he
sgnru by the Chairman and Secretary. and published
a. The newspapers in Wheeling WeIsburg onJ
Clarksburg. "'u
heso''ed' That Ibis meeting do now adjourn 70
n'' "gan a. the same place. on he first Monday in
January next. PETER NApN.Ir 80, I"
=. H. WHITEHEAD, Sec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
RAIL ROAD TO TIE ROANnK ~ y.

Inc rropretors of land through which tho Rail
khad may probably pass. have, with few excep.
necessary for the track of the Road. all tho ,,"
rom petersburg to the Roanoke. The Engineers
are now employed in loca'ing tho Road from ,ho
k9Nanty to the Not;oway RIVER. We are granted
,las Inc SUBSCRIPTION list is advancing and
interest in the Undertaking I Times N'"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
from Mr U'heehng Com,iler Mo-, :

CESSlON no MARYLAND-hta numerous
meeting o. the citizens Of Ohio county. convened 90
the courthouse Of SAID county in Wheeling on Mon.
day Tho - Gay Of November, IN pursuance ola mo-
lice previously published, 10 order 90 deliberate upon
Oh" propuey and oxpcdiency Of making an spp len
ton 10 The General Assembly Of Virginia Tpcrmu 81
much OF the said Sat az lies north Of Inc drawn
due west, from the South Western cornor Of tho
state Of Maryland TO the OHIO River. 10 be coded n
Maryland Peter Yarnall Esq va. called to the chair
on1 Samuel II Whitehead nppootod Secretary.
Afcr the meeting had been addressed by number
Of gentlemen relatively 10 tho object in view. the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10

From Spni1.-The Editors of the Journal of Cam
merce have been favored with the following vorv in
teresting letter lin s hanshl from gentleman IN Mn
drId. The date IS one day later than any accounts
which we have seen published either here or IN the
English pupors*
MADRID. Sept. -, 1880.
lam happy to inform you tina, The clouds which oh
scured The Spanish horizon have rapidly Disappeared
and we hope that IN the course Of sDrle week hev
will be altogether withdrawn The STA Of tbincs
recently has occasiOned considerable anxiety 10 nll
good Spannrds, and particularly to the Queen, who
since the late occurrences Paris, has not ceased to
advise The King to the adoption Of q Constitutions the
granting OF general Amres v and other ludlclors
measures, worthy ola great and powerful Queen.
When She appears IN public such IL The eaocrncss 10
kss ''er hands, see and applaud hor that the Royal
buard ind necessary To- interfere.
Yesterday was assured by one Of the Queens
ChambcrlGins, and also by Maid of Honor who
attended her IN the Palace, that when her Majesty
gave private audience TO the Duke dc Morte6cllo
French Ambassador Exruordnn Y to the Spanish
Cour', he was astonIshcd at the intelligence and
GOOD sense which she manifested She informed him
that rom The moment when she first set foot upon
the Spons' territory, she had distrusled and never
received WIN cordlaty, either courtezans despois,
iana'Ics or sycophants. That ON three several occa-
SONS she hod advised the King TO grnOt Constitu-
non an atnncfty. &c. and that he always replicd
" When birth - gwen to Prince"
To-day u is reported that Envoy departed las,
ng'l WIN letters from her Majesty 10 her father the
fng OF Naples. and another with letters 10 her cou-
SIN 'ho King Of Luca. which she advised them 10
adopt the same form Of government which her hus
Written before the arrival Of the Erie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10


The anncxcdjsu desprit appeared in Dublin pa
per- 1t will be perceived that the satire refers TO the
Life of Byron. by John Gait.
Alarming fnisiiSence- Recola!ion ia tie Dieiiona-
ry-One GAIT at tie head Of it,
God preserve us-iherc is nothing now safe from asnu
Thrones upPlng around churches brough, hinin-
And accounts have just reached Us that one Mr.. tiaR
Has declared open war against English aud Grammar
lie had long been suspected of some such design
And, the better his wicked intenis ~ erIiye at,
Had lately 'm.onG C-lk--n's troops Of tie line
The penny ue mem enlisted rs private.
There .choold with rabbi. OF words a, command,
Scotch English and slang in proniscuous alliance,
He, al length, asiinS, SyntaS has taken ms stand,
And sets all the Nine parts Of Speech at defiance.
Next advices no doubt, further facts will afford;
In the meantime, the danger most comment grows
lie has taken the life Of one eminent Lord,
And VINO he'll 'ie "a murder The Lord Oaiy knows
Wednesday Eccnjng.
Sncc oar last, matters luckily look more serene,
Tho the rebel, It's stated, to and his detection,
Has sezcd great Powder no-Puff Magazine,
And tn explosions are dreadful la every dTeciion
What his meaning exactly is, noLody knows,
A. i've talks (n STRAIN OF intense hOtheraiion.>
or lyrical 'ichoT,'s 'geldtnous' proseI
And mixture called 'a,nher inmor,aiza;ion.'t
Non he of bard, he happened 10 meet
Seated high among ratings ami 'churnins' sonnet,
.No'C talks OF Mystery wTapp'dn sheet,
With a halo by way OF anIsh-cap) upon IL.
We shudder in tracing these terrible Illness
Something bad they must mean, tho caul make it out;
For, whalcer may he guessed of Gs's designs
That they're all int English no Christian doubt;
-
Cars Life Of Byron
That gelainou. character OF their e!iusur "--IJid
tiun"-I6td,
''i,ns amidst the shrouds ratings churmirr AN III
aItculate neoty"- Ijd.
sfic was mystery in winding sheet crowned with
halo Ibid
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
ITcola ghe ~ Torf .4.erican u - &.

THE ElFcTIov.-Thc additional return. and re-
ports this morning., show large mainriios for Me-srs
Throop and Livingston. The first three Senate dis
tricts will give these candidates from Is to iG 600
majority. The seventh and eighth Senate disiri-s
mag have gwen 4 majority of from - to ! 900 TO
Messrs. Granger and Stephens The four and FIN.
will most probably have given mnjarities for The r -
gency candidates: the sikh for their opponents. But
it is not doubtful that Messrs. Taroop and Liyinus,o.
have succeeded.
In the icst Congressional district, fumes Lent has
been reelected In the i7th Saratoga ) John "
Toyior, anti Jackson. is reelected
We Will publish The official returns Of allthe votes
soon they are received.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
From tis Charleston, C,ty Gasetie.
EVENING.

Swsetly, The dew eyed evening from her throne
Ofpesrli clouds assembled. glances down
Over the world OF waters, now her own
Stree all IS dressed in smiles and not frnwn
Dis'ufbs the heavcnlike calm, that from the sai,s
Desceuds, and robes the world in haunopies.
There is no ru'ier breath than stirs the Gow'rs
Winning their protfer'd odor-- earth and air,
ihe sea, even down, amid its coral bow'rs,
Seen through the perilous waterfall is fair
Gods spirit, like glorious spell abroad,
fuls up and beauties the works OF God
The winds have music ia them, as they bend,
To kiss the heaving biilows-to my ear
Theirs, the bosom melodies, that blend,
With the hearts own MISUNDERSTANDING there,
lf they before have slumtefd. tone
The true and innocent spirit hath known.
The very silence that now spreads around
IL 'ewv aud ETHEREAL wing appears
Like some high agent, with plea.au, sound,
That TO calm the still ohedicni spheres
And in its pure divinity, Ger
T ATOM, which would break their laws.
Sail on, thou peerless eve--and if the spot
On which earth holds her children, rudely lar
Breathe down upon 1t socie more quiet lo',
Make them gentle as thy features are
For the elements have fear,
Since well, know, they each, will hll their purposed
sphere.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
New YORK. Nov. &

Firee.-Wc have this day TO record Tho Io. "
much valuable property By fire. Bya reference tn
annther column II Will be- seen TINT the new CoIloro
al A"g'sio. Geo boi been burnt down.
Bv the eastern Mail ,vo Io,ro ,La.,t
Gard Manufaciory of William Whittcrnore &, Co
IN West Cambridge, with oil the apparatus was d.
.'royrd by fire on "Wednesday last Loss risinr
b 'o,ooI,ol Nh'" > 600 was insured ut tie Mer,
chants Insurance Office, IN Boston II WASH Ion,,
three story wooden building and gave employment TO
a great number oil persons whose loss of their Gus
,o'nary employment will BE- severely felt IL mot
known how II originated II is said that n man was
dangerously injured, during the fire. by the falling of
Tho Concord, N. Fl. Journal states that on We'd
nesday night, clothing mill, two cardinr machines
saw mil and prist mill, belonging to Mr. Currior
o. Wentworth, were burnt. They were mo, in
cured ~" III
- hs steam boat SPrinGtiefd, which plies between
Hartford and Springfield, on The Connecticut ,,oi
FIRE ON thursday last. and her upper works were hmm,
before Il could be eXtinguished- Com. .qdcr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10

am, -, LOUISVILLE, oct. 30
Sm"L P"r.-We learn that since the c,tobIisb.
mcn' OF tho small poX hospital thirty two patients
havc died; sight have been cured and dgcbard J
hlic'' OF tn remaining seventeen patients are con-
si''F'u beyond danger from the disease But throo
new cases have occurred within the last five dave
an" VIC are informed 60 tllcre arc but two indvidu
Limits Of Che city ''O
IerSaye,ancc On ;lr par cf our city authorities
''' fnia' toccnnilou of nose who ncvor have boon
''clinnled, vii soon thoroughly rid us of the dis
,'su' i'e Vacc'Ga ION ~ also recommended to per-
cons VINO ito NOT know they took The kind pock here
'o'o'c. and that The disease ran its fcruI,r courso
npou lbom. Owing u ignorance or ino'tcntion hero
have been mony cases Of spurious yaccnof,on. Ubcf
wal not prevent small pox "'0''
Persons may nov safely visit tho CITY. no tho ,,yo
cases Within our limits arc sad 70 bo m s,,na,od ,L
the disease cannot be communicated {? others
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-10
REsULT OF THE ONO gLECTIoys

The OHIO Elections have resulted as folloys.-
Ducan MArthur, (Cluy) Governor. Members OF
Congress, eight Antl-Jnckson, and six jackson -
Sta,e Senate equally dvded-Housc %, Representa-
tves, ihirty-oight for Clay, twenty nnc for Jackson
and five Anti Caucuses. Giving all the Anti eau
cuses TO the Jackson party, the friends of Mr. Clay
will still have majority on joint ballot in the Legs-
atHre Of Jour. Last year rhr Jackson party is bc-
!eyed to have had majoily Of t,ceire. Maxine q
gain by the friends Of Mr.. Clay of sixteen in the
last Congressional election the jackson Reprcsenro.
uves FROM tins state were nine. and Clay FIVE; now
~" Represent alton IS nearly rcv'rsed-mabng gain
OF six memhr rs IN Congress in favour Of NJ CLAW
and the Amer an System IS NOT ONO COM.
PLEFELY REpEEMED:--CCin . inner