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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10
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instruction IN the Mosaic Religion

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of every denomination.
TERMS.
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Gent number Of subscribers is obtained.
,. 1t Will be printed on good paper, and delivered
to subscribers, bound cloth, at - cents per copy
payable on delivery.
,. Persons procuring SIX subscribers, WI be en,i
tied TO seventh copy gratis.
D. Those holding Subscription PAPERS viii DIooeo
forward them by the middle of June.
HatlrdeLphid, March, 1880.
NlR6INiA:-At a court OF appeals, held at the cam
tol, IN the city of Richmond, on Saturday Feb
ruary 27th, 1880: William Edmonds, plaintiff sq,pst
the Franklin Bank of Alexandria, defendant: the same
plaintiff, against the same, decentralization writs Of
SnPersedeas toJudgmens of the superior court of law
OF Fairfax county.
The writs Of scirefacias heretofore awarded ., -o
we these suits, in the of William Bell as ADM
nISrator dc bons non with the will annexed of the
piahuh, not being returned executed; and il arrear.
h 10 the satisfaction OF the court that the
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth: on The.
motion Of the said William Bell, by counsel :, 10
ordered, that the said defendants do arD.ar b.-o 49,,
me hrst Monday IN June next, to show cause If ,r,
'hey can, why the said suits shall not be and s,,rJ
revived, IN the name Of the said william Rel 49,
administrator aforesaid, and proceeded in To 6nnI
Judgments; and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in this ci, oI
continued for two months successfully, and ,notIn
copy thereof posted at The front door ofhe capitol in
the said city. 'P''' III
20 COPY. Teste. J. ALLEN, &C.. a;
"a OOhE,S LIFE OF EI6ON.-Teiiels and Jour.
mas % l"iu byron wiIn notices OF hrs life. By Thomas
Moore Just published for safely COLLINS & Co.
:
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TO GARDENERS

II valuable work. 's' ~ 'a'bc al i
HE Practical American Gardener exhibiting the tim, for
Old Gardener e'''' "3 a'
ne American Gardener, BY Citizen Of Virginia
'"N low lor selc by JOHN II. NASH
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Il .Ns57spGPsy for tee Ladies.
FropoaA.s Tor publishing "a the City OF Washington,
WEEKLY NEvS PAPER, in neat oussto form.
containing eight pages devoted entirely 10 the dis.
srDna,ion OF Intelligence useful and interesting q
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NIh"INiA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office of
INC superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district the 5th day Of April 1850: william Moncure
PIT against Thomas Marshall, John J. Marshall vii.
lam ~ Iaylor and Elizabeth his wife, Edwin Burn.
icy ana Lucy NJ his wife and Anthony Whitaker, dts
The defendants Edwin Burnley and Lucy ~ his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act Of Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing by satsfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants Of this eoun,ry
II IS ordered that the said defendants do appear here
on The 10Th day Of the next June term and answer the
bH, OF tne Pahthii ana that copy Of this order be
forthwith inherited 10 some ncwspapcr nubI;sbeJ ~
the city OF hichmond for two months successyely
and posted at The front door Of the capitol in the s
city. ccpy. Testc,
WIN. q. PrvuLrrov. o.
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NWIRGINIA:-At rules, holden in the cIerl,,s ofico
- OF the superior court of Chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 9TH day of January, 1880: Thomas
o. Howard and Richard Whitfield, ex'ors of willis
Cowing, deceased, pitts. against Elizabeth Ief.;o
YIN. d. Wren, admir- of Robert Bell, deed Robert
w. shelton, deed, and other dts
Inc defendant Robert w. Shelton, not having On.
tcfcd ms appearance and given security accoPdinp
70 the act of assembly and the rules of this court
and II appearing, by satisfactory evidence that nc is
no' an inhabfant OF this country: II is ordered that
lhc Sah defendant do appear here on the first day Of
INC next juno term, and answer the bill of tire pain
uilsi and that copy Of this order DC forthwith in
serted ~ some newspaper published in tic cv or
Richmond, for two months successfully, and postcd
q" the front door Of the capitol in the said CITY,
AcOpy. Testc,
~ WIN. G.. pEypLrToy q ,
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THE HORSE.

Two those who nsiy appreciate the value of that noble anil
folly dedicated: ''s "'"''S = 'esPec''
lhe Veterinary surgeon, Farioty Taught ON q ,.,, and
easy Pian eng treatise on nil the diseases and accidents ~,
M"ch hr Horse liable the and symptoms of ths cur,
IN every case, with instructions the smith frrier and
Sooni how acquire knowledge IN the art of 4, e,y 49,,
prevention o diseases Preceded by popular p,ion OF
'e anime" functions IN health, aud showing the priucple. on
wi'eh w. aIs to be restored di,orlered iv Joh,
hus, ,''iusrJ surgeon. With considerable additions and
~ particularly adapted this country BY h0e
vi SI'''A', &C &c. with numerous engraving.
- puo'lsheu anu Tor sale, by J. II. NASH
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" lhGiNlA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF the superior court Of chancery for The Rich
mohn district, the lst day of February 1885, William
sterling pit against John Parkhill, Samuel PorkbiIl
Charles COPELAND, Francis -. Dyer, and other dts
thc defendants John Parkhi and Samuel Parkh;ll
NOT having entered their appearance and given sceu
uy according to the act OF assembly and the rules Of
ls court and 1t appearing, by satisfactory evidence
tat ucy are not an inhabitants Of this country il 10
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here nm
hc hrsi day OF The next June term, and answer the
oil OF the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city OF Rchomnd, for two months successveIv and
POs'eu e front door OF ihccapito in the said city,
copy. Toslc,
- WM. g.. PgEBrgroy.
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VIN LNVWS TOT SuIC.
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IN FOR 1890.
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ist. To cqualIEe a circulation Of the blood, and
hence to remove coldnrss Of the hSns and feet, and
10 Lessen the Determination or 0ow OF the blood te
tho head.
end. To re- establish insensb!e rerspirstion, ans
thereby 70 relieve the symptoms Of intcrnoiiuasmma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10

INSTRUCTION for the cure of Scrofula, in all its
Il VARIOUS forms, Scmrrvs, Tumours in their incipi
cnt stages, diseases, liver complaints. dy
pepeia, govt, rheumatism, white swellngs, asthma,
debility. and all disorders arising from, tho doEange-
mcnt OF the digestive organs, upon tho
MEDICAL PRINCIPLES OF
DIR. a. MARTIN, OF ST3J.NT'O.N
~ use oi the medicsted vapour, sulphur, sulphur
vupour and sulph0r water BATus, which are directed
for chronic diseases oflon- standing. The mcdcated
baths employed with the vegetable dccootun'. are
powerful auxilnrics in the cure ofthe adoycmcuusu-
cd diseases
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-10

y NfowhAtan County Court, March 10, 1880: William
\ Pope, James Peasants, Edward M,yo Rnhani
peasants, admor of Isaac w. Peasants decd and To-
siah Poore, adm'or de bonis non of William CoIIrr
acc d, PIs against John 4. Pleasants, Preston Smith
and William s. Dance, dfts. In Chancery
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
DIED:

In this town, on Sunday morning last, SAMUEL
ALLEN, Esq, aged IS for forty years Treasurer Of
the County of Worcester. 1t is not necessary in
this community to publish his eulogy. By all who
knew him he was esteemed as a rare example Of
purity of manners and integrity of principle and
distinguished for the exercise of those mild anc
benignant graces which adorn the character of the
practical Christian. Without ambition and with
out ostentation, he pursued the even tenor of his
way, through life of usefulness, satisfied with the
diligent and faithful performance of duty pub
lie officer and social man. His living example is
lost TO US, but his virtues will be long held in
membrance, and will not cease to deserve our imi-
tation. " Funeral at Req. Mr.. MiHer's Meeting
House this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
In this town, on Sunday morning last, Miss Lydia
w; Eaton, daughter of Hon. VIM. Eaton, aged %.
In Sterling, Oct. 81, Mrs. Fanny, wife of iona
than Burpee, aged 43 after long and painful i'll.
ness which she bore with Christian patience and
fortitude. Her bereaved family, while the mourn
the loss of her example, rejoice in the hope that
she has exchanged world of suffering for a world
OF uninterrupted joyment.-Printers in Vermont
In Mendon, Dec. 81, suddenly, Mary Tyler, for.
merly Mary E. Reed, aged 90.
In Lancaster, Nov. %, Mr.. Seth Sergeant, aged
1S-Printers in NelD York and Name are re.
quested to insert Ibis death
In Western, Mr.. Joseph Studley, aged g.
In Holden, Nov. 16, Mr.. Increase Stearnes, aged
6S.-Printers in Vermont and Ne,c Hampshire are
requested to insert this death.
In Boston, VIM. A. Warner, Esq, aged 81, son
of the late Gen. Warner of Hardwick-a gentleman
of distinguished talents.
In Sullivan, IN. II. Chloe F., wife of Samuel
Winchester, and daughter of D. E. Bnynton, ag 40
In Hartford, DIR, Mason F. Coggswell, an emf.
nent physician and surgeon, and highly esteemed
as man OF benevoence and usefulness.
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
MILITARY


At convention of Officers of the Second and
Sixth Division of the Massachusetts, Militia assem-
bed at Princeton on the 10th of December A. D.
l830-Maj. Gen. Nathan Heard was chosen Chair
man, Brig. Gen John P. Whitcomb Secretary.
The objects of the meeting were stated by the
Chairman, and the doings of the Convention of Of
hcers of the LIST Brigade convened at Oxford made
known: full and free expression of sentiment
from the Officers present on the subject was then
called for The Convention then voted to choose
Committee to report resolutions, and what meas
ures necessary to accomplish the object
The following Officers were chosen Brig. Gen.
John P. Whitcomb, Col. Joseph Merriam, Col
John Sawyer, Maj. Luke Lincoln, Maj Seneca
Colburn, AdIt. Luke Beal, Adj't. Spencer Fields,
Adft: D. A. Robinson.
The Committee reported sundry resolutions
which were unanimously adopted. Also concur
red in the doings of the Officers of the lstsBrigade
assembled at Oxferd, and recommended that a
Committee Of Is be chosen to confer with other
committees on the subjects which may be chosen
in the Commonwealth.
: The following Officers were chosen Brig. Gen.
Ram, Capt. george Gerry. I'd Reg't., Lieut.. Col.
David F. Bond, Capt. Fales. Sd Reg't., Lieut..
Col Calvin G. Howe, Capt. Silas Harwood 4th
Reg't., Lieut.. Col. Asa Longley, Capt Stephen S.
Farwell. 9Th Regt., Col John Sawyer. Capt.
John Cutter. Bait Artillery, Maj. Seneca Colburn,
Capt. Nathan Hammond.
Voted, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in all the papers printed in the County of
Worcester. NATHAN HEARD, Chairman.
JOHN P. WHITcoMB, Secretary
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VERMONT. There has been no choice Of
n si, in the 9TH Congressional Dis
.rIct OF Vermont. Returns from nearly All the
Towns towns exhibit the following result Bailey,
Ha94S-Allen, 2llO--Swift, 2I35-scattering, I9
H meJ;rs, Allen and Smith are the National Re-
candidate '"e 'a'Ason
. ne throne and the altar have been shaken
Ma Trance. but but The toilet never" says Lady
morgan. " When the Duchess de Berri sent to
The Victorne, the famous Partisan dress.msL
er, 10 desire she would come and take orders at
sne faS'lt'on, Victorine replied. she should be
n1iaPpy to havs the honor of dressing her ROYAL
highness, who would find her at home on such
gay; and at such an hour. And the Duchess
was obliged to IsspmBlRtJqr hare a-N .orne~s,.
earth"
Francis LIST, King of Naples, died at his Cap
ltal on 9TH November, and is succeeded by
Ferdinand Charles. Duke of CaIabria, who is in
the 20th year of his age.
One editor in Georgia asks another wheth-
er he can bite the bottom of frying pan oul
without shutting his nose ?"
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n TO OUR PATRONS.

The heaUy expenses incurred in the support
Of our establishment, make 1t duty zoe otoe
to ourselves. to remind such Of our patrons as
are IN arrears beyond the usual term of credit,
Of our dependence on them for "the mesns
achereby zoe kue." Those acho are indebted
for the Paper for one year or more, or ,ohose
accounts for .4dvertising, &c., haze been due
for sir months dad upaOards, ,cin confer d
PGrticular favor, by an early settlement Of
the same. Spy Office, IL mo. %.
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MI p FLED

In this town, Dec. 10, by Rev. Mr.. Abbot, Mr.
Joseph H. Dow to Miss Betsey Fiske.
In Millbury. Mr.. b. M. Taft to Miss Charity Tiff
In Gardner, Dec. l6, by Rev. Jonathan Farr, MIR
Charles Green to Miss Mary Lerned.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

The next Monthly Meeting of the Worcester
North District Temperance Association will be
holden in Bolton, on the second Wednesday il
January next, at the Rev. Mr.. Chickering'S Meet
ing House. Delegates will meet at Ii o'clock
A. NJ, and the public. exercises will commence a
IL o'clock, NJ, precisely.
Dec. %. G. B. PARKER, Assist Sec'ry
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POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS.

The whole number of Deaf and Dumb persons in
the State, is 275, viz: go white and colored
Whele aumber of Blind, 245, viz 24l white, 4
colored.
Whole number of Aliens, $685.
We copy from the Boston Gazette an abstract of
the two enumerations previous to the last, which
will enable the reader at to compare the pop
uation of different periods and to ascertain the ra-
ito of increase
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- ao GOo1ale' 472,o4o 52s2a7 6lool4
Increase from 1910 to 1920 81 PAT or 10 81 per ct
Do. do. 1920 to 1880, Sc 1877 or II per ct.
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would fall tree equal to any, and lifi as much
me town of Limerick was located I772, in which
ne mad share, and the proprietors honored him
WIN the name, lbeing that of the town from which
ms father emigrated. In l774 litigation had ceas-
ca, the courts were suspended, and his case, would
with most men have been gloomy in the extreme !;
not SO with him, however. He took his axe weeks
provisions. and blanket, frock and trowsers and
went with the other settlers to Limerick flor most
OF them went from Saco.) and commenced falling
trees to reduce his lands to state of cultivation
for the support of himself and family. On Saturday
evenings, he returned 1.-THE distance was nearly
thirty miles, as black and cheerful as the natives
when they return from a successful hunt The
business Of the country, however, soon required
his energies"
The CENSUS. We should feel much obliged to
~~y one of tho Boston Editnrs uyho would publish
correct return of the total population of each
town in the State, according to the late census
We have seen but one paper, which purported to
give the returns, and that was SO egregiously inac
curate, as to be worse than none We have seen il
stated that the list published in the Centinel
last week, but, the number containing it,
received at this Office, either by printers or sub
scribers, we have not the means of ascsrtainine
whether their copy was any nearer correct than
the other, or not.
The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS commenced sit
ting In this town yesterday.
The PROBATE Court for January will CON-
mence sitting in this town, on Tuesday next
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GRErrIKs.

VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
u. see fit at the Court of Probate to be hoideu,
at Barre, in said County, on the third Tuesday
in January next, ct ten of the clock, before
noon, TO show cause why the Instrument which
pnrports to be the last Will and Testament OF
said deceased should not be anproyed and YOU
will be heard thereon
s2+ NATH'L PAINE. r. Prob-
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Oct 20, 1880
To The Heirs Of SUSANNA Barlow, late OF Hard.
wick Gore, IN said County, deceased and ot.sis
ForrsSeszed IN The Estats OF said DECEASED
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Worcester, SIS Probate Office, Dec u, 1880.
10 The Heirs Of SILENCE FELTox, late Of
Barre. in said County, aeceGsed and 10 all othsTs
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
NOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
II seeft) at The Court of Probate TO be hidden
at Barre. in said County, on the third Tues
day IN January next, at nine of the clock before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
PurForts TO be the last Will and Testament OF
sand deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
So NATH'L. PAINE. J. Prsk.s ~
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NATHAN HASTINGS

REiNG about to remova s,o,,,
~ will sell AT COST. his stock ,f E""shs..'
Gtt&ss, and China WIRE; Mahoosnv Z, Eli al,
framed !. LOOKING GLASSES ivory Rome
g BUCK Handle KNIVES and FORKS Brass,
o., Iapan' stand and Suspending LAMPS;
T1t lam, ralnted q Plain, Entry, and Manufactorx
L.4YTERNS; Brass .4NDTRONS' SH0H.
10 T. !, ana IONGS; double and single bordered
En- lhHYS; Britannia and Blocktin TIA
TyIo' oOGHRS, and CRE.a.MS.-together
with many other articles too numerous te r,s,,:
uon- " Country traders, innholders. and pri-
Vale families, who are in want of anv Of the
aOuse articles, VIII do well to call soon.
l1oslae sSs' 9 2ssUS IL 1.rsOu, a Ash
NOR the name of the man who, few weeks
u since, lodged a letter in the Worcester
Post Office, directed TO the Selectmen in the
Town OF ward, without any sgnature,-as the
public good demands it.
Ward. Dec. 80. L. CARY.
lust published, and for sale by C. HAIR
% RlS, by whom subscriptions for the same
are received Inc LADIES' Magazine, for Dec.
CONTENTS.
Original Mscellany-How ought Young
married woman to conduct herself in order
most effectually 70 secure her influence over
her husband; The Satin Pesse Parallel be-
tween the American and Greek Revolution
The Bible as the Rule of Life Consistency
ian 10 heileve the Poor. Original POetru.
To Thirza; To the Absent The Souls
Farewell; The - with painted Magnolia
Literary Notices, &c. Dec. 90.
WORCESTER, IS. Dec 81. 1870
"A TFACHED on mesne process, taken on
fA Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc.
ton, on SATURDAY, the 22d dag of January
ne1t, at two o'clock, P. M, at the Inn of CAPT.
Creighton Ruggles, in Hardwick, all the Right
in Equity that DAVID TRASK, late of Hard
wick, has to redeem the mortgaged Real Es-
tate that Emory Wait now lives on, with tho
Buildings thereon, situated in the westerly part
ct said Hardwick, and contains about one hum
cd acres, be the same more or less, and is the
same that the said Trask formerly lived on
SO TIMOTHY HATHAWAY, Jr., d. Sheriff.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
y scribers have been duly appointed Executors
OF the last Will and Testament of DAVID
POiGNAND, late of Ian easter, in the County of
Worcester, deceased, and have taken upon them
selves that trust by giving bonds as the law directs
All persons indebted TO said Estate are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment ; and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted are re.
quested to exhibit their demands for settlement.
SAMUEL PLANT.
JOHN G. THURSTON.
Lancaster, Nov Is, 1880. SO
Worcester,ss IS. Probate Office, Oct &c, 1880.
To the Heirs Of SUSANNA BARLOW, late of Hard.
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CIDER

A THENEUM ;'or Spirit of tho English Mag
"a azines, No. 50, New Scries--containing
as usual, a great variety Of interesting matter
Just received by G. HARRIS, Dee. 20.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office Dec ga. 1886
TO The Uido4U and Heirs of JEwErr %. OAR
LING, late Of Winchendon, in said Csxrtg de-
ceased, and TO all Others concerned in the Estate Of
said deceased. GREETIse
YOU 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 Tues
DAY IN February next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, TO show cause why License should not be
granted TO sell and convey the whole or so much
OF the Real Estate of said deceased as will raise
the sum of S25e, for the payment of debts and
charges; and you will be heard thereon
So NATH'L. PAINE. j. Prob
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DEATH BY IETEMPERAScE. On Saturday
last, the body of Mr.. Henry Folsom, aged A,
of Jefferson (Me.) was found partly covered
with snow, within six rods of his own house.
On Monday preceding he went from home to
perform several days labor in Washington, and
his family, surprising him engaged in his work
felt no alarm at his absence through the week
But one Of these denominations, grog shop,
brought him up-and as it grew dark he nt-
tempted to return TO his house about half a
mile distant much intoxicated. A severe
storm commenced an hour or twn affarwards.
He was found as above, after lying FIVE days
within six rods of his house, within ten feet Of
the spring to which some CT his family went
many times a day for water, and within six feet
of trodden path leading from his house to the
main read and to the near neighbors, and which
was travelled by several of the family every
day. A Coroncr's Inquest was held on the
body, and verdict given that he came 20 his
death "by intoxication and by tho inclemency
of the weather. "-POrtiand Courier.