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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-05

POPULAR DISTINCTION. In 1891, Horne went
to take possession Of his episcopal palace at Nor
wich. When on the steps, he looked round and
said, " Bless US ! bless us! what multitude
of people" Some one near, not out of malice,
but because his head was filled with Norfolk
dumping, said, " 0, my lord, this is nothing to
the crowd on Friday last, to see the man hang.
ed"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-05

SOAKING Corn IN CoPPERAs The subscri-
Der feels it duty to state that he, the last year,
planted piece of corn where the land and ma
nurlng were similar. One half of the seed he
soaked about forty hours in solution of cop
asEa and the atbeE .hsis The aigsavase
was soaked in the solution shew no signs of be-
ing touched by the worms-whereas the other
was much injured and had but about two thirds
as much corn as the other. He recommends to
use pound of copperas to peck of corn, keep
ing it warm while soaking.
JOSEPH PERKINS, Nor,oich, Conn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16
WALTER Z. JONES.

From the Correspondent, the New York ourer ENQUIRER
SALEM. MONDAY. Aug. 9.
The proof adeuced by MIR. Webster on SATURDAY.
thai Francis Knapp bad not given his assent
confession, was ola negative character. First no
stated that there was legal evidence produced to
snow th't the assent was given and next. Mr.. Col
mon ID reply to question, said that Francis eX.
pressed neither assent nor dissent to it.
This morning, witnesses on behalf OF the derendant
were examined TO prove that there no con spracv
and next, that there no legal testimony to show
that the prisoner wos the identical person whom
sco OF the witnesses for the prosecution swore thew
had seen near the house Of Mr White when the nur
der committed.
To nvalidatr the charge of conspiracy evidence cas
introduced to prove that George Crownngsheld one
Of the conspirators was in different place from the
scene OF murder when il pcrperated that there
fore. he eoud not be aiding and abettin9.
Wnh regard to the identity of person. the witnesses
Tor Inc prosecution swore that the man they had
SEEM had on frock-coal and glazed cap, such as
other witnesses swore the prisoner had been seen
10 wear, frequently. In reply TO this taiIors hat
ters and other tradesmen examined to prove that
the dress was one very generally worn--one which
they themselves had frequently sold to young men IN
salem and Its neIghborhood. None OF the witnesses
for the prosecution that they beard The voice
OF the person they bad seen.
Inc legal arguments on the doctrine Of principal
and accessory as laid down Guring the nvcs,g alton
are highly interesting
Their honors the jGdpes were little wrath IN I,v
IN consequence ofthe 6sobedencc shcwn BY the
To their order, relative TO the non publication Of A.
ny part Of the proceedings before the cause is finally
elosed But with a moderation and magnannity
worthy OF your gratitude, they have by a formal do
cree waived all Jurisdiction over the II York Press
iou are think, IN duty bound TO recommend To
your contemporaries, the propriety of holding sol
emnJubiIee III commemoTaon Of this important con.
dcscenson. Another reason have for mentioning
tue fact 49, that you may refer it hereaer if ev
CT you have occasion to alude attempts to curtai
the Liberties Of The press.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16
Internal Navigation.

Il UST published, for sale by COLLINS g.
- co.
a connected view of the Whole Internal Nnviga.
ton OF the United States; Natural and Artificial,
Present and Prospective: corrected 81 improved from
the edition Of 1896 and much ENLARGED from anthem
TIC materials, down 20 the present time, with Sheet
Map, and numerous Engraved Proflcs, for the illus
traton OF the subject. The Map has been ongra-
yea Tor the purpose, according to the latest topo-
graphcaI corrections aud improvements. Ii is pro-
lected, on reduced scale, from Tanners excellent
-Four sheet Map of the United States, recently pub
llshedi and with voriOns AUTHENTIC statistical detaa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16

! 81 No. I.
TsrAsunr DEPARTMENT.
,,,,, , 9TH AUDITORS Office, l7h Jan 1gps
and charge the ep of ADVICE eoar'
Ne'pe'"o'ly' u" your obi sefSas 40 ,
Pay J. I. Cohen, Jr. and Brothers or orde,
; NJ Allen & Co
J. Cohen, Jr. e. Brothers
Safeguarding this letter YOU will rsceiv. s, :;
favor OF Allen d Co one thousand dollar. 1000
hands hold the same chaceabe m
10 DC charged IN your account present ouaf,er
am SIR, respectfully, your obi serv't
Miles King. Esq; "Aih'NS'
Navy Agent, Norfolk.
Nu. x; WAsrrSGToS, 9th Nav 1926
AZ hesn days after date pay order of Seth Hyatt &
the same ee' anu charge
You, OBJ. serv'.
Endorsed n WATKINS.
Seth HynuS Co.
A"'A'y Holmes Jr pay Geo Newton Esq Pc.t or order,
Miles King, Esq Norfolk 1'N i''" sept 1870
Of HYATT &. ~,
20 @ Tor value received and charge tue sane
Your o6 serve,
Written on its facc.> WATKINS.
By s'J' NE Gorran.
Endorsed,
Seth Hyatt 6 Co.
Pay to Luke Wheeler ESQ Cashier or order.
ID English j. Co.
BY J. Morrison.
No 4.
s,zoo wAsrHGrox, 9th Dec-Is,c.
K n E pays g after date promise p the order of Miles
rndor,ea 7. WATKINS.
Pay Richard Smith Esq Cashier or order.
Geo, Newton, Prest
DErEIor or CoIrupr,,
&c it known that the 2+th day of Fes IN , SCI,
N eiSnI hundred and twenty /, Michael NouTp
sworn residing tho County and District Aforesaid the
SuS e o. me sGen and Directors of the Office Of Discount
Warrington, presented TO + Watkins ESQ the orrna Ivy o
by % e anose true copy, and demanded
Piled that he expected funds by M6ndays ma, Tss.t It.
by ,ber ] a. zoe request aforesaid have protested and
ensorer OF the said note, others whom ~ ma, N u
and suffered and to Be suffered f. enarSe damages
heieoi 10 testimony whereof Lhave hcrerno 60, n hI
(sgA) MICH Ar e To uSz.
Notary public
Noe
Jo ba,sb,, .o-;c. a., - NoRFoix, July so, 1880
81, cty maj on the 3l.t day OF August 1897 a,
@ OF the President and Directors oftho Once ar The
~ aS , Sl gna at, a. Norfolk called my capacity or Noa
hun draft m The following word, and figures ~" ''''h'e'
~. Nh. r.; =, hAsJiasYcy, zsIn tszz
SIXTY days after date, please pay 10 the order Of Peter
Force one thousand dollars value received and cbor
the same as per advice of this day. o
Yr. obi sy't,
T. WATKINS
Fhe said draft was endorsed a. follows
"Peter FoIrs-B McKall Pay tho order OF J. L. NcKc
ma Cash y SiulPay the order of T. Williamson Fsn.
Cash. j. L. AcKenna, Cash" '''' f'9
demanded payment of the above copied draft and was
told by MIR King that be had refused accent the same and
that no them of course refused pay dra, was there
po,ested and the instrument Of poes, duly recorded
in my Noiaral Register
WALTER Z. JONES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16

Further claim for commissions duly voucl,.
ed, TO which was entitled according
to the principles recognized in the Sc.
cond chsrge sssa "a
THIS amount paid Cohen's for amount of
4th Auditors draft on mo, as NAVY
Agent, properly and correctly charged 900
n.a,,, SiA,a0a al
per Auditors statement HAL co 'e
Add error in addition &
Neither drawn nor applied 10 any
use ca Sos o,
Secondly, for tho year 1927.
B"guiar commissions allowed $4,000
neguiar clerk ME 1000
Extra clerk nire 500
House rent, fuel, &c. son
Travelling expenses ca IN
i,46s 20
"ou ou'ah'e uee ou' not orawn III 1896 $685. 81
Deduct amount drawn per 9TH
hudhors statement in 1927 $500 70
Auo error In statement 100
1850 10
which he admits was drawn IN
1893, consequently it could
not have been drawn IN 1927 500
s1oo go
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16

Fbs said draft was endorsed a. follows
"perer Forcs-B MeKalI Pay TO tho order OF J. T. MIX.
ma, Cash y S"ll-Pay the order Oft Williamson ESQ.
Cash. J. L. AcKenna, Cash" ''q
demanded payment of the above copied draft and wa.
told by MIR King that be had refused accept the same and
mat OF course refused to it. The there.
upon proeed and the instrument Of protest is anv
in my No,aria Register.
WALTER Z. JONES'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-16

U.s. We particularly ask the attention of tho Poo
pio OF Virginia, to the following article
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
TO THE EDITORS.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY ~, 1890.

" Although we have heretofore published the
speech of Gen. Marks of Pa, in the Senate of the o.
States, on his resolution asking the President to
sign his reasons for the removal of YIN. Clark late
Treasurer of the u States, yet under the appreben
sion that his speech may not have been generally
read, we cannot forbear from drawing the readers
attention 10 clause of it.
"hlr. President, have been somewhat surprised at
what we have witnessed in this body when the nom-
nations made by the President have been broupbt nm
for consideration, allude particularly to those of
District Attorneys Sir, member has not rose up-
on this floor, however pleased he NAV have been with
the nominee IN other respects, but what has admitted
them to be inferior IN point of capacity to those thew
have succeeded And this is no abuse of power in the
Executive, to remove good officers and supply their
places with others less qualified? Instead of irnpro-
wing the sysem of your government, and the moral
and intellectual condition of your citizens, as the
President ought TO endeavor to do we find lettnr
down IN every department. is there way to put
an end to these abuses? There is. Let the Senate
pass the resolution before you, and my word for
It, the President will be more careful in making his
selections for the future. Mr. President there is one
other subject will notice would not recur to it.
had not so much been said different times by gen
ternen IN the opposition, about The peace societies
that existed throughout the Union during the last
war We, sir, at that period, had peace society in
pennsylvania: which society did as much wrote as
much and arrayed themselves much in opposition
W ''e WdIs dno tne measures pursued Oy the tben
Administration, az any other similar society And
what do we find to be the fact Scarcely had half
year rolled round from the time of Clarks removal,
until the President bestowed on Office OF the very
President of that peace society. the confirmation of
which took place no more than ten days sincein this
body"
1t will be remembered, that tho occasion of Mr..
Marks speech, was the removal Of Gen. Clark, and
the substitution of Mr.. Campbell, then member of
the Executive Council of Virginia. All who knew
Mr. Campbell, entertained personal respect for him.
but venture say, that there was not one not ex
ceptiug his intimate friends who looking at Clarks
services in the late war; his experience gathered as
Treasurer Of Pennsylvania and of the U States, his
character public and private, acknowledged to be
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
THE INDIAN BILL.

The proceedings OF Congress of Saturday and
Monday, were of little comparative consequence
except that in the Senate Saturday, the bill to
subscribe to the stock of the Baltimore and Ohio
Bail Road, ,oas laid tde table lin thin house, by
a majority of 2-and that Monday, the Indian
Bill, was ordered to third reading IN the House of
Representatives, ayes ZOE. noes 81. From the tone
of the Baltimore papers, presume the understands
ing is, that the Rail Road bill is not to be called up
again at this session; procedure which has excited
the utmost dissatisfaction in that city.
The yo.c OH the third reading of the Indian Bill.
all things considered; the intrinsic Importance of the
measure, the great principles of policy, humanity,
and national fath involved in the question, and the
profound interest which it has inspired throughout
the northern and middle community, pervading all
sexes and conditions, is probably the most interesting
question decided for years. We are not sufficiently
master of the argument to acquiesce in the justice of
the decision, nor yet withhold assent from it;
but we abhor the means by which only the admins
tration has evidently commanded lean minority of
fire; the application of party discipline in case
which ought to u been judged by the boliest prin
ciples Of right, truth, and good faith. That party
spirit appealed to, every circumstance indicates
On Monday, Mr. Lewis of Alabama, defended the
bill, and denounced the opposition founded entirely
party feelings and grounds He stated. that if
this bill defeated in the first year Of Gen. Jack-
sons .9dminst, alton, that Administration poud be
considered as proitrde- He stated that no friend of
Gen Jackson ought to record his name in that oppo.
sition" Quoted from the sketch of the Debate in
the Nat. Journal of tuesday,
Mr.. Lewis seems to have studied in Mr. Ritcho's
School Of Consis'ency-(and we wot not where he
could have got ADLER instructor. In one breath,
be den6uuees opposition as being made on party
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
CONGR ESS

10 the Senate on Saturday the bill Gin alteration
OF the several acts imposing duties on imports" was
lest, on the question for its third reading by vote
OF ~ to 22 The bill authorizing subscription Of
stock IN the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Comnanv
was considered; and on the motion OF Mr. MKinloy
was ordered TO lie the table, bya vote of 81 to 10
fhe tiotse of Representatives occupied du.
ring the morning honr, IN the consideration Of the
resolution reported by Mr.. Ambrose Spencer to print
5000 copies OF The report Of the Committee of 40
rculturc, and o. Dir. Duponceaus and MIR. L. Han
erdrie's work on silk. The hour expired before the
discussion was concluded, after unsuccessful mo-
ton to lay the resolution on the table bv Mr. Cbi,tnn
The residue of the day the House were occupied in
tic consideration of private bills ---yNat Jouynat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
FROM THE BALTIMORE pAra,or

1he ncTt Efection.-At a large and resrcctable
meeting of the citizens of District No 2 Mt Tho
house of Mr. Noah A. Shafer in Frederick. Md. on
"Wednesday the 9Th of May. Moses Woman was
called to the Chair, and Rchard Pots appointed Sec
rotary After several addresses, the following reso
lutions were unanimously adopted
Hesotced, That in the opinion of this meeting the
dearest and most important interests of our country
require that change should be made in the lepsla
1--WE and executive departments of this State
fe$otced, That in the opinion of this meeting the
system OF prescription and intolerance adopted and
enforced with unrelentng severity by the Executive
VI maryland and the Executive of The General Co.
vcrh'nent towards those who have honestly differed
IN opinion with them on political subjects is unjust.
oppressive, add violation of the equal rights of
freemen. "
Resoired, That Moses Woman, DR.. John ~.
~ 10hn IL. M Elfresb G;Leon Bantz, Edward
iran, w. ,. MCPHERSON Charles Burkhsrt Bepia
MN I Frice, Dan. Getzendanna, Nicholas Turbntt
Lewis Lewis Harrisburg, Lewis BireIy, David B. Dewitt
Dshlei holo. Jacob Fauble Richard Potts John
e1dipzeii' MahloD Talbot, William Fischer John
ochssler' be committee TO meet the general COM
tne.ee on the second Saturday Of June TO nominate
i0or candidates for the ncxt General Assemble. and
respondence '''i'i''e0 " NVr-
tsesotssd That cur political friends in tie several
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
TRIAL OF TUsKINA,

Yuskina was tried for knowingly and wilfn1,, obs
s.fuctng the passage of the o. States mair on the
fine of Si00.-Thns, SAYS the Mobile Ree;.f.,-
mas ended an affair, trifing and unimportept i,
ITSELF but which, by the ridiculous exayperations Is
"o or three terrified Travellers and the peculiar as
pect OF our Indian relations, has thrown the whole
country into conlmoon, drawn out the troons of tho
government and occasioned parade and show OF
authority that, as the times are would hardly be ex
ceeded, were the dissolution of tho ITn;or o., h.
tempted ~ W ~
"From the turn the matter had taken IL was b;oh
necessary and proper for the sake of example that
the prisoner should be punished but we confess we
could not repress feeling of mortified prde
in rejecting, that a single Indian. in a whisLov
froIic, should be able to stir up the Government TO
such an exhibition of its power Had the driver pos
sesscd particle OF intrepidy had the passengers
oeen governed by the ordinary frmness of men, tho
stage would have kept it's way and the nublc On,
would not have been abused by exaggerated tales of
Indian nterposition We must not be understood in
siese remarks as oestow!ng censure the Govern
men or Its agents, for their conduct in this unforu
nate affair; on the contrary, we are aware that tb,
course they have pursued, was rendered pecessarv
ny circumstances which they could not control"
A correspondent of the PHILADELPHIA Clrop;c1e
gives the following particulars of the destruction Of
the steamboat Iigress, on her way from New Or.
leans to CINCINNATI
At Rockport about two hundred miles below Io,;s
Vie' the cabin roof took fire. 1t was found imuos
slble to extinguish the flames and the boat was run
ashore. Knowing that she had three hundred kerz
or gunpowder on board, the passengers fed wifi,
Tie exception OF one two attempted to scutle the
vessel Failing in this they left her; nnd in two min
utes ALTER, she exploded filling the cir with hardware
&C a quantity OF which was thrown upon the land
NO lives were lost; but of the books papers banosoc
&C nothing was saved. The Tigress wss pri1cnsf
iy loaded for Cincinnati, where the Insurance Offices
suffer The boat had been insured at New Orleans
put the pocy IL said to have expired The total loss
! dollars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28

election districts of this county be and they are here
districts and appoint delegates to assemble in con-
vention IN the city of Frederick on the seeond} ui
arddy the ga dayoC June nert, for the Eurpsse Of
nominating four suitable persons to represent this
At the SAID district meetings, committees of cores
Pondence and vigilance be appointed, and all arrange
ments made that may be deemed necessary for the
approaching canvass
Resotred, Thatthe proceedings of this meeting be-
IN the Herald and Examiner
MOSES NORMAN, Ch'mn.
Richard Polls, Sec'rY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28

MARRIED-T1 tbs city on Inc mornlnr of the
18th instant, by The Rev VIM. J. Waller. Mr.
THOMAS SHIsLEg, 70 Miss LCcY THAcRnR, both Of
Hanover County.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28

VIE following are he NJ qrawn numbers, d he
-, 10, 2, 49, n, IS, IS, !, SIS.
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Farther supplies Of Books, &c.

'1NHE Northern Traveller, ard Northern Tour.
win the routes to the Springs, Niagara, and
1Sucoec and the Coal Mines ofPcnnsylvanin also the
Tour of New Engand----Thirty two enrrayinus---
Fourth edition. revised and extended.
Aenophons Expedition of Cyrus with English
notes. prepared for the of schools and colleges
with life of the author; by Charles Dexter Cleve-
land, Professor of Languages in Dickinson Collere
Maccuuock on remitteut and intermittent diseases
including gener,caly marsh fever ard NEURALGIA; COM
prisng under the former, various anomalies obscu-
rites and consequences; and under a new systematic
view OF the latter treating Of tic douloureux scati-
ca head-ache, ophthalma, ;oohache. palsy aud MANY
other modes and consequences Of this generic dis.
ease.
Winners Episcopal Manuel, being intended az q
summary explanation ofthe doctrine discipline and
worship OF the Episcopal Church, etc. ETC. etc.
Third edition.
Moores life of Lord Byron
Peiham. or the adventures of gentleman.
The Disowned by the same Author.
Lawre Todd, or the settlers in the woods-by
John Gait, ESQ
Floras Dictionary-by q lady
heSis'er or "ncers and agents, civil, military and
naval IN the service of the United States, 1886
Memoirs of the Rev. Matthew Henri br 7 D
Williams, Esq. y. A.
AIDS to reflection, by S. T. Colerdge, with pre-
Marsh. - '"o
Foscarini, or the par;rcian of Venice
Life OF the Rev. Edward Payron, D. ID. late Rec
Tor OF the second church in Portland.
Bckersteth's Christian Hearer designed to show
me Importance OF hearing the word and to assist
Christians IN hearing with profit.
Provincial Letters, containpp an cynosurn or tho
reasoning and morals of the Jesuits bv Blaise Pas
cal originally published under the name of Louis De
Aontalte, translated from the French-to which is
AIDED view Of the History Of the Jcsui,s, and the
ate nnii, Tor the revival ofthc order in Europe &c
received for sale, by
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MOSS, for sale.
jels JAS, WINSTON.
FRESH DRY GOONS


N anticipation of their general advertisement, tho
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chasers that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston, One Hun
dred and Eighty Packages Fresh american and
British Dry Goods, in which are included their own
Importation from England, (via New York; consist
ing in part of the following articles:
Extra blue black brown, olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab, Mixed fancy mixed, and
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Plain and fancy white London Marseilles cuttings
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beautiful assortment ofthe newest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped, and .qdrianopie Cd
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Their assortment is now very good, and will in a
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Many of the public journals, and some of the mos,
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ALGERNON SIDNEY

UST PUBLISHBD-Th Letters of Alpernon
~ sidney, IN defence Of Civil Liberty, and against
Tue eneroachmen's OF Military Despotism, written by
an eminent citizen Of Virginia. and first pnbIis6od IN
the Richmond Enquirer in 1868. TO which o,e
added, an an Appendix, the remarks of Mr. Richie
as referred to by the author Of 'Aleernon Sidney
in page 30 OF the pamphlet with an IntroJrc,io1 Sv
the present psbbshcr For sale by y
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lust RECEIvED-Spanisa Grasmsr: by A.
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