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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
" kSHIN@TON HOTEL
!81S 8ESfz OEQ. vEp1TnyTa


e S"oscIiosr haglu. leased THIS oil, and vol
"'"NH hst2GiishBelS for tenn Of wears tnkes
t"is opportunity 10 announce TO MS .rle9ds and the
0"~l generally, and yarliCulzr'y 20 tie G,rropr s
tts '' l:'e house, that /! wIli b opened for he
T'A'"'l"iiou Of company, on the frst of Octohsr-
- IS no" HhIe gong thorough rspair and viii no
"tled up ~ plain but neat style WITH beds hedIin
ana o,"sr necessary iuTElturs, all new and nj tfo
ogs' ma. Ills servants are attentive d ezpericrc
90 ana ms Bar-keePcrs polite and sccOU1~,odsi,nr
Ills Ear s'aI at al lines ne supplied viva the no.,
iguors ana wInes, and lis Table wish the most rbo
ucHcscieS Of tue season, which the CITY and count
can ttpfu' and lie Aattcrs himself that bv unrqn,if
ting attention 10 his business 10 Gill 1--WE snt,,o
satisfaction 10 all who may favor him with their com
pauy >'-''
The WASHINGTON HOTEL. is situated in tho
most pleasant part OF the city immediately upp sto
the capitol, and contiguous 10 al he Public OfTcrs
ana but short distance from the Theatre the Rank
the BASIN, The Warehouses; and the Offices of Tho
principal Mll.ers OF the city; and AZ the some ,no
su.ii,enily far removed to aE5rd gentlemen oniot
retreat when they wish to retire FROM The bus,l mi
noise of the streets Such arc the local sdvsnt,oo
OF Tins house, that may venture to affirm, tbot s
ilemcn Yisl'lng Richmond. either for business mr. To-
pleasure will ind 1t ole OF the pleasant situn
tons IN the city
in cdolilcn 10 what transient custom, no mn, Ia
favored Wiib.iHe subscriber will be able 20 accom-
nndatc tTcnty.Ers or Hrrty roe RDERS bv ~.
week month, or year, on the most reason, bio t-r,s
SEPT i1-t' ROBERT G. MACON.
1FH #f' a II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
BELLS ROTUNDA.
AT T2EF-UTLL.

'H'IlE subscriber mos respectfully informs the citi-
zens ~ Richmond, and others who visit Tree
Hill, that hr hss re- built his Ro'unda at Tree Hill
which fell n victim 20 the winds some few weeks apo
lie has added considerable 20 h. and in such a wSy
that fan view Of tho whole roce May ~ seen from
his Long Room IN the Ro'uuda rs he well knows
that many excluded Of taai privilege in tho Pa
wilton and Long Room HIS bar viii be furnished
hcacy tho market affIrds, lie has procured for this
occasion skIiul cook and attentive servants which
he hopes Wi. give satisfaction 10 an who NAV visit
the Rotunda The subsoJibcr feels grateful for tho
Race Fields. KtDDER r. HE'LL
oct 1-St
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
LOAN or &OO,O0o.

IN pursuauc" ut"An O-uinsucc auth rising a loan
y tor the city OF Richmond and upproprialing the
proceeds thereof passed by he Common Council of
;hc sau CITY, on the 2D.h Of s prcmber 1890 shall
offer for sale 90 the highest bidder az he Merchants
Coffee House, AZ the hour or o'clock p NJ on
Monday the goth ufOctuhcr, $50. Sixty TuausANp
DottAuF OF CRY Sr"cH No portion Of The said
Stock wa, DO sold Tor less than mar: nor VIII any bid
be received for less han Eve hundred dollars.
or Tor fractional par, Of thar s;m. The Stock sold in
pursuance OF The above Ordinance will bear an inter.
est oi i've per cent per annum, payable quarterly a.
the uttcc of the Chamberlain and viii not borcdssm-
able until the 6rst day Of January 1913
WIN p. SHEPPARD. Chamberlain
&C. I-0"''s OF City Of Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
Enn TIN VIM

70 THE JOTERg or HENRjco
When did % over happen before. INV rl.o, ,.,i
"eha TINT Oh" ancient aud respectable county Of Hon
RICO wa flooded with hand bills. 10 poison 'il. r..
PIC minds When dad any man over baGrr. f4g.
.ue hHtdlhood TO raise Foc'toua flag amunrs. n.
snu col, us TO HE s"rylc5' Whcp, ak did any w.
80 70 hohrlco ever dare do tits bcrorce What ia
.ne cause OF ths' H. Ca.guo IN our brrIc.s2 o.
49, oocnuso many Of rs seeing the Importance of
"' ''N' session OF tho Legislature have called on,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

oIICE.-iayIng qualified as tho admin stu foy
- OF the estate Of ihc late Martin Linscoub
Zee d OF the county Of Hcurco, / hereby rcou,st
nnd CIV. notice 10 Oh pcrsous having claims against
'hH SAID dccedcnt, 10 make The same known 10 me
ON or before the FIRST day Of November next other
wso this notice will be- plead m bar OF said claims.
And all those Indebted 10 SAID csiote wall penss
come forward aud settle tn samp as il is nv wish
to close the administration as soon as possibl
sep 2H-'6t "iuf MARTIN DPURY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

one OF OAR ahlest and most vrtuous fellow citizens To
Z Preaah' Us One who Is acknowledged by all intel
"GTn, men, a. mono and abroad. 20 be an ornament
l. Frgnii--whp served b., constItusn.s in tbc Co
'ention NOR ably, ZeaiOusly and faithfully tina on,
"'' dn III ~ and that too 10 the entire and uni
v'rsii satisfaction of those vino sent hun there. l.
t,7"0 1,"''' hch where Is tie goouIJ OF these
ot'cE ehd mllsy0lent slanlefss Whcuc. thor
source bid any one IN the times ,f Lvn.L,n,,S,
'C"''Soh anu HONEY, thus tumper wuh the free lp,
VI 'P"iHh oil The voigrs nj ll.nrco, By tho abuse of
any "ah mo ws5 brought out by III, ggonl,? Warh-
..g'gn, .ll1Tsuu, Henry, and Mason WIN, .nj
'c"-ieto"' and Bland and merry other worthless liy-
q. Hud died uI!or the OLD Constitution. We're ar-
- these men slaves or 'yFaulss Shell ~e, augy who
0y Tue ne" constitution have been admitted to The
P'"S' "cs taai inc MEMORY OF such Is these by
tameiy Submitting ourselves 10 the government of !.
Cl'olne,a Bacon, a Rohcspture, ora Marut For
DIG Il la!oye,te! tGuu iueGd y: mat! thou lover Of
orderly government, FrGli u!
Dacoh Na1 found worthy friend and c1a5utoT as
.'e as TWO crows N the wor; q dece ~ ion end lie
mh1aton. mean the Friend If Equal Rirhtsn-
Spacious nuGs! Spacious Friend
WIZ not !o!lo" this last friends ihrnugh a.!
cue winnings OF lis cunning laJlryalh. BY juz. en-.
1I'AS tHe threshold ana brushing away The coJwchs
We snail SEQ 1r enough dsCcr VIVA, sort Of !agrc.
IS A. me DnttcH-unL ,A-. WI suffice Now 70,
these cobwrJ: "
People Of iisnrco!'--Why his note OF aamira-
.0'; "I ieI you lie about 10 set forth some Of
the very !uHdlmDu,ul principles Of frpc-goyerrrnr,
lear TO every Republican, and then cal rDou the
t'hrTable ana veEerutcd names of Lafayette Wnsh-
InE,cN, Henry and Jefferson 10 with S. an unftntl
me IS e.'Hi 10 tell upcn AIr L"igu--the tan
Wap aehrrcu The address To the .nu,ions ol,e,r l
w"e1 h" landed 10 Virgiuia-wherp was Terminate
Ma glorious struggle Tor independence, Hear hin,
o '"cse sacred principles L. w Lc-als Uy-y-
SEQ: ,onej and yet he has the assurance to offer a-
'' TO rfPfssent The principles OF hose ,ustrous pat
In''' t enough in all shame for tire" lines!
Inc RECIPE OF H"nricO want no such friends think
\ uAIER OF RIHS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
From Ia, Boston Palladium Of Weaa.sdav.

-
EXECUTION OF KNAPP Asrseably To his sentence Jo,r
rtancl Knapp was Yesterday executed in Salem The peo.
pie began to assemble about the prison crowds. al an -
hour, and fer o'clock supposed that eob, or az
thousand, men, women and children had collected IN ,n,
The family in the cell where he had been confined from The
o. ms sentence aud appeared ~ the place execution IN M
Essex, four Deputies Tie was 40 r;, mS.,H OF
RI Rev Bishop Gfswo'd and throughout Inc anr,lij
had manifested during his rial aud sentence lie vas
tel IN dark Tock coat white vest dark ran,,i
and mounted the drop with activity and resolution n,
dying speech but looked round for moment
h' multitude The cap was drawn his eyes and he was
launched into eternity Thus persisted a convicted n,,nr'
IA The midnight assassination o! the late Capt Whiie
The Salem Gazette OF Tuesday, saws, the two 5r,Be,s
h"anP an Knapp j. hat an interview on Saturday
evening They both requested OF the g7oer aud were I'm
duls"d. he conducted Joseph fom h, cell in the lind %
~ me Pn 10 e ''aace" cell OF Fau& on the lower G1r
They spent time together II the i.t time The h,
met since tey carried into Court toserer - 4, ara,
-" about iwo months ago Frank calm ami firm: 10
Scpbis wasted and Eebe in body, and aprcar4
''"'s Gown ~ noY' "Nu 5p, having little appetite food
CJ1ywS hr rest aud with difficulty Uuern- auculae vori.
To the question from Joseph Gn--r Frank va, rq,ly
as sound no" on the sn .ide on plank as ever could
Yesterday they inHul-si with another sad ipeIy,
her Inst n this Torn. F"ey la each other las, fystcs
"'tr suoh circumstances as must give pOguangy pain
sharpness IN agony.
Acorcspouient ofbc Boston Trau-cr:a, saws, "I, j., c,
sod from 10 5000 persons present. hns of ,
were om out o town, aU regret 10 state several hundreds ~,
he DerHtns were r'g'rrI Il Is hu, justice hogvcv,t Il,
that more orderly collection ofTcoFo never before seen
w" understand from m intelligent merchant thu 2
SPECIE rs ~" ~ ts "nv from London 60 The United
States and daily "r G"ml' arrivals oC g1rcic Crsr
almost every part Of the w0r'I-a slrnnu evidence
that The United States stands now q creditor % al
Tho leading ml7t7 81 commerce. and iudpipg from,
the activity and prosperity around us indicates -; ali
branches trade that he who can find c,rse 70 c,,,,
bic complain in our land, would quarrel with HE
bread and h'rter--or say the least, docs ,,ct k,
on which s,do his bread is butjercd.-IW J. ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
= t.gtsoes aG4
Oh DAVENPORT, ALLFN & co.
TEIs Day

TExs Dag.
GROCE RIES. &c
On MONDAY, Oct 4, az 10 o'c,oc,. =,
ton Store, 0N"' "' 0uf Auc-
10 Hhds prime molasses
10 90 81. Croix sugar
IL Go Porto Rico, 90
10 Antlguu runl
50 obs I'D ~liskey
100 boxes >oap 49,
90 90 candles
10 b5ls lamp oil
Aa.! pipes cogaac brandy
cerooms indigo
10 fIeGcSes imperial teas
% bHls mackerel
20 boxes no. |, chocolate
cases fur hats
Shoes, cheese, wines.
Salt bacon, pork &c sc.
Wi be added to the above.
3 pipes Fr.neh Brgndv
p casks G san Cf esa.
- 81 co. Au9ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
Union Canal Lottery, No. I9.
Draws next Saturday al Ph.ladeIphla.
CAPITALS.

!cAotI So Halves ;, Quarters 80, Eza..s p
-" Orders for Tickets o. shares ~ The alovs
splendid Lotteries will receive the most pro,, ~.
49," rom IIIOS. Z. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
GIGS AND uApNrsS

On WEDNESDAY N0PViN,+
I h. od., we ,rsl sell y from. II Tue Esg = .
fsnis",s rev s.&'' ne plated .a-ucss nd
crr 90 ' ". "a -'5 i@--r WITHOUT resrrreg
= e. e. o. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
heaI State at Public tncfion

w I'd De- : 10 or Tussas, arer.eo~ ,.v, -.
II y ci"rb r1on the pr. u,scs O .,... - IL, :
Ion ~ IN All the usual houses for ne a.covsja
cLe ny; aHH IS IN. house lately occl-sa =, ~ ~
-T M, Esq In" terms viii be ol th,r6 cszoo
-.' Two years cr"tr will be allowed ,5r . b.I,co
~ G'I'a-e money to bear interest ~. th. d,v
- "' S''"l payments 10 be secured 5y a decd
-. -"S. y" I"e properly, the .tIe VIII be yi,bj.J
b. - pay Ist' a. made, as may ne most acreeo.
ne -gle wi. be cnrEr- ~. h..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

r. OFICR--hIl persons havira, cIoirs ar, inst the
~ subscriber sEC requested 10 present thcn for
ot Mcsrrs Davenport, Allen g. Go.
OCT w DAVID POSSER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
,.,.. THOMAS TAYLOR.
for Grre Dl;>Iop e. -,


N4lnable Property at Public 8,7c,;o,,-
fE7i.E sobscr,Oers vii. on No'Ire- -1uctIon.
-'1e lS,b, at = o'clock. sell at NUM-, 0-L"oer
''-''--t 1-lrcr, on tho prem ses tbat sIriIi ~
-! % o"9@Gos tii!. known q s Soutboa' ~, D.
w. - . OPP, size ;.e City Hal, now occupied nv Phi
= b-'a' 1r asa BrorJng House 'ffis nr,do u,.
~ s,''If~'y Nno"n, hat 1T - dycE1,d nnrccseaty
yar 49, Wv - nm I"a' 1t has recently been nut N
I5fy, y 10y" ,tFalF at az expense of more fb
e'' -F-' Iter- i lease on il off 80. a,r S" it
.''. VI Z" conc. q, auuus r. nj a. s7e0 n'
-. 7NiHg The gross re-. $3.50. VII" no
N-"'cine" OF capital, d.pos to inve., ,b:
81 productive Il. "A, Estate have low sncb an 'i.o
'',,5S,"""',y as IS rarely tc ba m7, with '' oP"
4", teIus viii o. one llird Of the r,,,;,..
~ cash ond thu remainder iu two cir,f i money
u'" - months, 20 Ia seen: d by c.,,' '-,'19
- VIC approved en4oEa,Ts ard o decd 60 -
~ 1l1 property Sole g. De conducted ny 1' u.s.
i''~1a' Esq GEORGE NJ. SOUPuGATE
JAMES SOUTUGATE
- u The parties above mentioned No., A.,
Fror 20 SELL one o! them having come in
-NyI-I5-- -, tutPlSe oct i
Valuable Real Estate at Auction
'ilE property gcnCra!Iy known a. Arrnstron,-,,
- a'.rn. IA me most central and busy par Of
ne Cl'g, immediately between the Old ff,-ta, -
me hH-S WIN The adjoining Tenement Al NM
occupied oy MI w. Ii Austin upon which bts L n-
recently erected coum"dOus brick R,ks H. 90
he NEST approved plan, and which y, rent a-Jf ~
for $500 per year. -' 'e0~uy
he above properly fronts 81 feet upon l7tb s,ree,
''" - 50 vel. hnoTn that n Is on " co,sdaro5 49,
s2Iy 10 reInaTs, that 10 inyas,msnf in rIs ., 80
i'"o'py Pgy more prrnlnet or be;tay int,rse, 80
MS "Ach VIII lie sold uu he p.srnircs - p.LI"
1ttUon a. - c!ucs Tuesday tie istb o. I'm
'~''''- eEIa= iOetsi. and made kLoyu on tL. d.,
SUE ~ .1o>si7 DAVENPORT. ALLEs g. CO.
$50 o, 4. FLEASANTS, JR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

u Jorsign 'rnh--J. W. Poskfuz. Iatr Il.rb sno,-
III y L'nd.n l1a boon convicted, in Bucks com. 70.
''t67 'a3auh and battery upon constable. and son.
.1"ej 10 20 days improvement ~ tic IrlI of tho
county, and 90 pay fine Of $50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

We learn from the Boston Gazette. that II, ;s,,ar
bro hann received b. gentleman Of thai city. dated
Gibraltar, Nurus @, which mentions hat Coinod,ro
PonTsV had arrived there on ms way 10 Aroars and
there learned The cvcns which had taken place ,t a.
gIors Tie waa 90 sail the uoEf day tn Nohrr
What would 5a h's uaht destination was no, lro,..r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

u The Philadelphia papers are silent abou, the
loss of The Packs MOnOngahcl1, end we are pleased
to say that there is every reason for believing the
information published on Friday, with foundation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

,giuei n,s,, nc P1E''es above mentioned, are deter
nom ihr Wet "r that purpose. col come IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

III James a. Lane, Esq Atlorncyat Law, at Cut
pepper Court House, was drowned on Saturday sen
night III attempting to eros, Hal. RIVER q, xcy
Ford. Ills body was found
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

"steat 9fms Regency. The Regency have sus
tanned an overthrow Albany, the Rome Of the,
power. The following is from the DAILY Advertise
of tho goth Sept
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-02

alter SCOTS Tales
Ls first volume Of
have been repub-
csS.
The Senate, a me-
from a deputation
ndians, complaining
HE of Alabama, as
inmunities granted
stipulations, and
WAS reported from
iciary, to reorganize
Attorney General,
sutive Department.
Foot's resolution
upon which con-
lijourned.
sey, from the Com
reported a bill for
and orphans of the
lIiners, Of the sloop
ras made the order
iay next. Mr.. In
bitlee of WAYS and
regulating sales at
i protection of the
10. In the Senate,
final settlement of
Ites, for interest on
e late war, was or
b a third reading.
the consideration Of
snsus Bill and the
ls passed to a third
u !, a"'s .a,;i ~. ~
'''''s '"'" ''''
!. Il. So. a.
,,ia,; my &C. ne' aan,;. .ne
,3ass.sa Il :, ~ soi Sau
I ss, ,s'sI NJ. M uo ~
~, H. $50, .;. .si"'s'
, w. , usadI '''''e nav
. g.I;nss ..,....;.
a a'I 10 spp,Ss.sSI
ment Adj To the
eynensos of both
s000 dollars, the
I,ures of the contin.
and Housa ofRen-
That, no mart Of this
pplied to anv print-
iocuments or paners
ordinary proceed
Houses dnring IT'D
the public printers 4
acts. unless author,
resolutions After
He'd in the amrma.
the Senate. the bill
settlement of the
Ior interest ON their
war. was rassed
Execnt;ve b,,s;nsss
Monday
N remit 4 q q w
tis, on some coods
relief Of Elijah r,
The snec;al or5er
and M ssed 70 .
anual appronr;at;on
akinc oppropr;at;on
,drv Raro,,i,;o .as : -.
vas cons;dersd y
and sona 49,, =,
icai;o, so'"S M ue O a;,I
h. th;sd ra &c AN; D,.'
lpd r ,.,,u = ai !. =
-
], Tho ua,,.. u.
!, y addition to the
aent Of I the United
M ,h @e1orgla ana
nten, and Hemphill.
Yen upon il. The
provide for the set
during the war,
~. inc bill for the !.
I'm s, any otnel ON
pen an, puaPoses !;
hole we're c sg,svu
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-02
PROMOTION OF TEMPERANCE.

O. The Rev. Doctor Edwards, agent
of the American Temperance Society, will
deliver an address in the Evangelical Con-
gregational Meeting house in Bolton, on
Wednesday, the third day Of March next, at
2 o'clock P. M. on the promotion Of Temper
ance. The inhabitants of the Towns of Boil
ton, Lancaster, Sterling and Stow, and Of
those adjoining, who feel an interest in this
all-important subject are respectfully invited
to attend. February %, 1880.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-02
A AUCTION!

TO be sold at PUBLICK 4 UCTTON,
on MONDAY, the 22d day Of MARCH
nert, at one o'clock, p. NJ. at the late resi-
dence of OLIVER JEWEIT, deceased,
. Of BOLTON, by order Of the Court o.
Probate for the County Of Worcester,
so much of the Real Estate of said de-
- ceased as will raise the sum of fifteen hundred
and six dollars, to pay the just debts Of said deceas
ed and incidental charges.
Said Real Estate consists ola House and Barn
and about eighty of moving, pasture, tillage
and wood Land and also the Pew, No. IL, on the
lower floor in Bolton Westinghouse.
Said Farm is situated on the Turnpike and can be
viewed by those who wish to purchase by applying
to either Of the subscribers. prior to the SALE Cond
4iuns will BIO liberal and made known at the sale.
JONATHAN JEWETT, A,
SAMUEL JEWETT, Aa" TO-
Bolton, Feb. IS, 1880. March 2.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-02

from S to 6 inches, and the plastering was
of the usual thickness.
The fire was extinguished by pouring
water down between the outer and inner
walls. On removing the plastering, the
wood work behind it appeared to have been
as completely on fire as if nothing had been
interposed betweenit and the stove. This
fact seems to show the necessity of allowing
greater space between stoves and stove
pipes and wood work than has usually been
judged to be requisite, or that an iron or
metal plate should be placed between them
in such manner as to allow the air to pass
freely on both sides of it. ost. Daily Adv
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-02
THE CHlLD'S
BOOK OF NAT UR =.

NNHE Subscribers are publishing series
Il OF PIcTURE-BooKs, under the above title. in
numbers of l6pages, lG no., each containing 6 or
coioured engravings of animals, accompanied by.
short and comprehensive descriptions. The num-
bers are done up in beautiful fancy paper covers,
and IN substantial manner.
SIX numbers are now published, being
| confined to descriptions Of QUADRUPEDs Several
numbers OF BIRDS are now in press. r,5 r.'..
They are offered to the trade, at whole
sale, at very liberal discounts from the retail price.
Orders are solicited. n85G
CARTER, ANDREWS, g. co.
The following notice of the above little
work is copied fom the National Hgis -
"CHILD's Book OF NATURE. A neat and
beautiful little work. under the above title is now in
the course of publication at the press of Messrs.
Carter, Andrews, L. Co. of Lancaster It is issued
from time to time, in numbers OF about pages EACH
done up in substantial, handsomely engraved, and
coioured paper covers and containing short and in
tererestng notices of different animals accompanied
with correct coloured engravings. The nature and
plan OF this work seem to be, in a good degree
original. Its object is very simply explained in the
following extract from the introduction to the first
number - Nothing will enable US to apprecite bet
ter the astonishing omnpotence of God than care.
ful examination Of the minute branches Of the ami
mai creation. A book like this will be among the
best for the first reading lessons Of Children; for
while, as source of amusement, it CONVEYS to their
ininIs correct idea Of the forms Of the numerous
animals of the EARTH it will as they gradually learn
to read and comprehend its meaning, furnish them
with description of the principal qualities of the
different animals, and prepare them for more ex-
tended inquiry into the structure and functions of
animated beings. This inquiry cannot fail to inspire
the mind with sautary feelings and by giving just
idea OF the Divinity, nst respect for his wonder-
full power and goodness The happy design Of unit
ing amusement and instruction in hooks intended
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-02

ers OF Coroners-to repeal the charter of the
Belchertown Bank-in addition to the sew
erai acts for the support and regulation Of
Mills, passed to be engrossed.
The Report on the petition of the proprie-
tors OF the Middlesex Merrimack Bridge,
was made the order of the day for Tues
day.
On Friday afternoon, the bill concerning
mortgages of Personal Property, was taken
up, and the question being on striking out
the first section, the yeas and nays were or
dered, and it was decided in the affirmative
yeas 16. nays IA.
Mr.. Choate moved that the second section
De recommitted to the committee who re-
ported 1t, for the purpose of amendment,
which was carried.
In the House, a Bill was reported by Sc
leet Committee, providing for the appoint
ment OF Commissioners to take acknowledge.
ments OF deeds. dispositions, &c. in other
States, to be used in this State--passed to O
second reading, in course.
The Bill in addition, regulating the choice
OF town officers, passed to be enacted.
The article of amendment to the consttiu.
ton OF this State, was taken up, amended
aaa indefinitely postponed.
mosson was made to reconsider the las
Fvote--but before any question was taker
thereon, the House adjourned.
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In Springfield, Eunice, daughter of Mr.. Charles
Wood, aged years.
In Wcst-Springfeld, widow Mary Felt.
In Hartford, Conn. Mr.. George J. Patten, aged
81, for many years celebrated Instructor in that
city.
In Scodac, N. Y. Charles p. Barnum, Esq aged
A. editor of the Poughkeepsie Telegraph and Oh.
server.
In Marseilles, in France, on the I'd JAM last, Ma
thanel H. Carter, Esq formerly editor of the N. Y
Statesman.
In New-York, Henry Burnham, M. D. aged Is
second son of Michael Burnham, Esq senior propri
etor of the Eve. Post.
In Concord, N. H. George Hough, Esq. aged IS
In Newbury, Miss Margaret Short, aged Al.
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