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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-20

or The public Is most respectfully ssIi-
cited to suspend it's opinion in relation my agency
in the removal of quantity of paper from the
occupied by $. Regnault, jr. until / have an
opportunity of presenting full statement Of all the
circumstances, which shall be done on Monday next
On this day the Mayor ofthe city, without the least
officially, discharged me from the prosecution nsttu-
ted against me- n. LANG LEY.
Mar. 1890.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-20
Suction SALTS.

~ DAvENF0RT. ALIEN a co.
GLASSWARE.
on SATURDAY, March 20th At 10 O'CLOCK 90, .h,p al. ,
variety OF cs and plain Glassware eonsissos Of decsnier.
mar IA ~s go &C u. A. & Co Aaeis,
VIII be added to the above
cases German Tumblers
do. Moulded Glass; Dishes. &c.
mar % y. A. & co. Aucts.
BIZ OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
DRY GOODS ATAUC7TON
On WEDNESDAY next, the 24th inst, at 10
and general assortment of
DRY GOODS
And expect in time for The sale.
100 Bales brown sheetings and shirt;,o.
40 do bleached do do
Is do cotton Ozaaburgs
10 cases checks and plaids
do Irish linens
do patent thread. Terms at SALE
mar .. ID. 81 Co. Aucts.
Shoes and Hats at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, the 3ist of March. at 10
o'clock, will be sold at our Auction store
toy packages OF shoes, comprising almost everv
Kind, direct from the manufacturers and all Of CIV
ceent quality.
zoe eases of fur hats, from niddling to superior
40 cases mems wool hats
mar ~ Terms at sale. o d. &, Co.
Dclazuare and South Carolina Cons0IidaIed
Lottery, Extra Class NO. 9.
Drawing will be received TOMORROW.
a - y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-20

We lay before the reader this morning the speech
es of Nessrs Huskisson and Peel, in the British
House OF Commons, on voting the Address in roply
to the Kings Speech. The high fame of the Speak
crs and the subject, would give the speeches sufh.
cient interest to warrant the appreciation of the
reader for transferring them to our columns-the
universal interest felt to know the true state the
policy and views of Britain, this time make them
douby interesting-and as we have given the ether
side of the question according our rule-audi al
teram partem-we give this also.
The following card appears in the Nat. Journal
OF Thursday.
CORRECTION
In the printed speech of Mr.. WHITE, of Tennes-
see of this morning lin the Telegraph l find the
following:
"Mr. PRESIDENT; The gentleman has taken the
liberty OF using on this, well some former
OCCASIONS, the terms palace Slaves, &c. have to
say II that gentleman intended to apply any OF those
epithcts or remarks to me- Here the President in
terPosed, saying, they not SO applied; and so
did Mr.. BARToN."l
Iaver thut the latter branch Of the parenthess viz
"And 80 did Mr.. BARTON. il wholly untrue (by mis-
take lpresume,) my concluding remarks on that
debate slidw The ouly disavowaI made was in a
part ct Judge WHITES reply which he has wholly
omitted in his speech.
Judge WHITE declared he was not member Of
any firm that was supposed to have founded the
Telegraph; 10 that Mr.. BARTON remarked-s'Th
was not intended for you"
18th March. D. BARTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-20
SELF-DEFENCE.

JAMES SANFORD most respectfully informs tho
80 Gentlemen of Richmond, aud its vicinity, that no
has taken q room at the French Restorative, on
Main Street for tho purpose Of giving lessons in TIE
above useful and manly art whereby gentlemen, az
ter taking few lessons, will DO enabled TO chastsc
those who may offer violence, and protect themselves
apains, an attack. Terms made known on apple a
ton at tho room. Hours Of Instruction from to
and ffcm9 too, gar io-f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-20
e5 PEW4RD

STRAYED or stolen the subscriber, Monday the
- I5th inst, large GREY MARE years old this spng
The only reeoected those made by the
rubbing of the gear-Appy to GEORGE METTERT,
mar Z0-1ts Al the Old Market
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-20
4 NiumJers-s drawn ballots
Only s4,8o4 Ticketsl

1924 prizes, amounting TO S744Is
Tickets o1iy 81, shares IN Prcportion-For sale Mt
mar 90 LAMBERTS OFFICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-20

Tickets 81, Halves ,, Quarters 1.
GR.4ND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
Drawing viii be received on siONDAY-60 numh. ",
anwu-Csprai Prizes $4,000, 1870, OF 81 GEO. &c &c
Tickets So, halves 80, quarters 1 IS ~
For sale al L. MICKBE,S
mar 20 Next below the door Of the Fade IIoy,.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-20
TO-DAY,

Dela1pare and South Carolina Lotfery
Drawing viii be received TOMORROW. Ism
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-20

The following card appears in the Nat Journal
OF Thursday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-20


In This scheme there are prizes than blanks and er
arranged on the odd and system, the holder of two
cts two shares, is certain of obtaining at least ons nrz
and may draw three-Tckets S. halves so quarters
for sale AT r. CHUBBS Office. where the capital of ca oof
sold in the 6rst classaso $1,000 second for
the cash paid sight ,n., ,cS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
IyRROSPECTUS.

FHNHE object OF the WORK which II is proposed te
h publish, is TO furnish the public with a class Of
of Music, which fill up the interval bet ween the ordi-
nary popular Songs, and those HYMNS which ara
mantesy devotional Words of a serious and OLE
waited character will be adapted to original airs,
selections from Of the most beautiful airs in
common use, and presented to the public in an els
giant form. For tbs Piano Forte.
CONDITIONS
l. There WILL b. FIVE numbers, each mum GER oon-
tanning 10 pages OF plate music. elegantly done,
The price to subscribers will be s per aumber
To nOn-subscrIbers, 81 90 will be charged for each
separate number.
s. The numbers will be issued as speedily as they
can be prepared, till completed
RECOMMENDATION.
Mr. Loud-As the work above described was M
dertaken by you, at my suggestion, II is but Tioht
that should give 1t nay decided recommendation. l
should be glad to sGe It in every family. remain
yours SC.
C. T. BRDRLL
Subscriptions for the above work will be received
and the numbers forwarded by every opportunity, as
they appear, by COLLINS q co.
Booksellers, Richmond. Va.
Two numbers have been received The contents
follows:
VALE OF THE CROss-wOrds by hr. Roscoe, music
by II. Loud, Jr.
THE WIDOW Nam Now whru ne came nigh
to the gnfe of the city, benod hers wac dead
carried out, the only Of his mother, and she
widow Words by Bishop Heller
BRIeHTEsT AND BEST yRE uoRs-
rNG.-words by Bishop Hcees music by q. Kali
mark
SoFTLY WHEN THE LIGHr or DNT--ths word altered
from Songs by the way" BY re Rev. G. w
Doano, music from the oprra Of Der FrsIsrbuts,
composed by T. n Won Weh-r
In CARELESS CHLpHoop's SUNnY HuuRs-wods by
Rev. G. w Doane
May MAsoALENR--a Duet, poetry Sy Robert Soc
they ESQ.
HOWE OF TIE SoUL--Po,'rg by 3. Key
&C.
| THEM o. THEIR Zio> wsT-" And The
rnnsOmed OF the Lord shall return and ruins .
Zion, with songs and everlasting Joy upon their
hCads"-wtlttrn for This work u .8'Ifs,uu of BIS
hop Hebcrs II SIC them un ,hrir winding way"
by Rev. G.. II Badeil. composed by p Hume
EARTH WITH HER rEN ruousANU RLowrRs-arraR-
gcd to be sung q solo, duclI or TITO nusfc By
Winter
ruE MARrrE SoNa --' WHO follow nm their train.
words by Bishop Heber music by n BIS
hop.
CovrENrwEST-words by Bishop Oujerdonk. mu.
sic by II r BIshop.
WHEN SBr.Ns rELocE FLowERs-words
Bishop IT, be-. u.u.. ~ Mr.. Millard
Biyuor HERER- NrssIoSARy HYMN-- from
Hayden's OratorIo oftho Crrauon bv + Loud,
IT,
Collins & Co have also a large collection Of Sa-
red mu,c. forthe Piano Forte and wIl be receiving
additional pieces as they arcpuplsb9 eiu he Northern
! us -ept 25
: - WAIM'S PANACEA.-Just received. by lhe subscr
! OovR i. {. MeNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
Vol. w. No. 20
'NHE Subscribers of, ,

VIE Subscribers ohrr or sale, their Sior.. No.
22l. Pearl Street, NEW YORK the folovinp
complete assortment OF Dry GOODS, on the most
liberal terms; consisting OF black, blue. olive and
kondon brown claret, mix and steel mkt drab and
bronze common, fine and superfnc broadcloaths and
cassineres
Mkt indigo blue and olive sattlnetts
RED and mkt padding; Tar an plaids and camblets
Crimson blue and green moreens
6iacA anu assorted colored bombaaetts and circas-
SLAMS
Green Doc king baIze and ho,, cloth 49,,
me- green, red and yellow hannes, assorted Quail
ties FN-'
Green and white seroe. rosa l.,sst IL -. -,
kets r H
me ingram CARPETIN6
w n'te, aud black cotton and silk hose black and
=, slate colored wors,ed hose
Common, tne and super6ne Irish linens, In whole
and half pieces
Lawns; Cd, I'd, 8-4, 81, 0-4 Irish table Ii.vers
@-4, Cd. and 81 cotton diaper
cotton diaper table clohs super doubls damask Ia bio
cloths
e-4 l0-4 and I2-4 double danssk; So Irish shee-
ing; Russia diapers
"A anu Cd caBbrcs sheetings and jaconeas, Swiss
muslns
Plain, figured and tsmboured book muslns
PLAIN and figured null musins ~.
A. nnd Cd cambria and furn dimity; black and
brown linens
Black and colored cambncks indigo nla,ds str,,s.
and apron checks
Brown sheetings and shIrtngs Marseiles Valencia
swansdOwn. silk and toIanei yestlDg
ID, Sd q Ga wm,e Svlss, Jacouet and fancy era
Vats; Italian and M udras crayats
Black and olive yeIyeteens, beayerteens bangup a
tabby cords and fustians
fittsbuTg cords; patent linen and floss thread
Cotton bail and spool thread shifting cotton, cotton
yarn wick, bats and wadding
2-4 TO 1874 quilts and counterpanes foundation mus
Inns; Mlllnets assorted colored; iabby velvets
I'D To % fancy cotton shuwls; PrussIan shaws
IA !" ID light and dark fancy gnghams black las
ting
French buabazlne brown battIste; fancy silk hkfs
barge end small sized SILK flag hkdfs; superior silR
bundannas
4-4o ca uckings; black, blue, and assorted sewing
silk and silk twist;
Brdseye diaper; pack and pound pins; cloak clasps;
hooks and eyes
Gilt coat buttons; ivory bone, lasting and steel do
Pear shIr buttons; wre wire ribbon; quality
and shoe bindings
Bed lace, bib and drab cotton ferre S: twled and
plain cotton tapes
Linen apes; worsted and carpet BINDINGS ivory and
horn combs
Taeta rbSons, of all desrrptlsns cotton and bobbi-
net laces
Beaver, buckskn, horse skIn white and asserted Rl
gloves
Blk and white silk gloves mItts; black, green, white,
straw and pink French grapes
Wors'ed barege hkfs; nerno, square and long
shawls
Belt ribbons cotton and linen buck %: black and hlna
black gros de- Naples silk
White. green, blue. straw. and pink Florence silk
linen cambria, aud linen eambric hkts
Together with a complete, and spleldS assortment
oil Calcoes, all of vhI"h offered at tn, lowest
market prices, by l.. n l.. GRISwOLD
New YoRH, Aug On CIV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
We offer for sale.

We offer for sale,
E1A Hhds sugar, St Croix, Porto Rico and n.
4 ~ Orleans, part primo
40 brls DO DO
35 boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
20 hhds West Idia molasscs
10 do and 60 bbS n. G. DO
$50 bags coffee, Java, Laguirn, St Juge, Rio &
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
40 tons bar iron Swedes, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast. shear. German and bltstered steel
ID tons pig Ir.n
90 kegs cut nails aud brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
NovascolIa grind stones
500 sides soai leather
Cafskins and upper do
$50 BucnUs Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
Port. SCuppernong, Muscnt, : Vine
And dry and sweet Malaga
90 terces rice
- tierccs clover seed
Window glass, 10 by ?, 6 by 10, 6 by and Q
by II, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Copperas, alum, salt petre, birthstone
PlmGnto, pepper, ginger, indigo
GunpowdcT, imperial and black tea
ScgaTs, bottle Corks
Sewing and wrapping twino
Shoe thread m balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton baggng
Sllcrs, soap and candles
NusCate raIsins
Flax seed
% 600 lbs bacon
goo ticrces Thcmasion limo
SEQ urls tar
80 bblS No g, mackarcl, prlme pork
Letter, writing. and wrapping paper
Cnssia, pearl barley
Glass. carhcn and stone ware
WhltImorcs cotton and wool cards
IiuscCd and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shectings, shifting
BroldCuths &c. DC. &c
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from The Appomattox Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB q %.
q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
NEW BOOKS.

yUyIE Sabbath School Herald, vol 1.
u Token Of Regard, presented to the Elm w uud
School by James NJ. Gamett.
Introduction to the Academlco Reader; comprls-
ING great variety Of pleasing and instructive pieces.
by Harrod.
Acadcmlc.l Reader, by J. J. Ilartod.
National Spelling Book, BY Emerson.
National Reader, by Pierpout.
Introduction tn National Reader. BY PIcrpont.
plutarchs Lives, IN one volume, cheap
1.-THE above School Books come very highly ~
mmcndCd 10 Teachers.
Just published, and for sale by
scp25 T. ". NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
BY PEASANTS a. ABBOTT.

TERMS.-SURCKIPrIoN the DAILY RiCuNoNn WuG So
year, and for shorter PERIOD tho Of so year pay
able in advance
ADVENT For Of 10 lines less, in
Is cents 81; three 81 and
every succeeding insertion 33l cents
Thrice week, week 81 25; every succeeding 81
IvEe week. first insertion 10 every succeeding la
sertion 90
Oacc week, first insertion - cents every succeeding in
,oItion 90
All advertisements also inserted the
VINO.
Transient advertisers must pay u advance.
The number OF insertions be noted the Ms, they
viii be inserted until ordered TO be stopped, and charged
corringly
Annual Advertisers charged 50 dollars for squares,
and IN that proportion for advertisements of length;
except Aoneers aud Lottery dealers, who charged 500
OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WING ~ published twice
week, Tuesdays and Frdays) five dollars per annum,
payable ~ advance.
For AdreriiSg7j cents square, less, for the first in
soTton, aud so for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
j tMES WINSTON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

(.NGrhet Bridge.(
HAS on hand. and daily expects the following
articles, which he will sell on the most reason.
able terms. without the addition of prof,)
100 Maranham, Spanish hides, (heavy)
1000 lbs of oak tanned soa aud harness leather
G,OO0 lbs. Of assorted cotton yarns
1000 lbs of washed and unwashed wool
100 sacks Of Liverpool salt. Mt s.
90 barrels and 10 boxes loaf sugar, &C TO 2Oc
% whole and half pieces cotton bagging
20 doz. wire meal sleeves
600 barrels of nett and gross fish
10 do of family roe
ID do Of shod
IL bids, of best New Orleans molasscs
81 barrels OF sweet Malaga wine
% do of cordial
25 do of Newark vinegar
10 do Of do cider
80 boxes of taow candles and soap
40 bundles of printing paper
Wrapping and letter do
We-bb's seears. bed cords, sash cord
Leading lines lead pencils
Beet tongues, sc. &c.
find daily expected,
10000 los Kicks family bacon
900 lbs of lard
90 barrels large Northern apples
Chars, sCttccs, &c. &c
sept %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
WANTED

E7fGIIT or TEN Coal Boats, 10 transport coal
- from Tuckahoc Creek To- Richmond. Constant
employment. VIII be given until the LIST Of January,
If carly application Is made there Is near 10000
office Of J.. CHUBB.
DA AR LEAD, III Kegs of 500 lbs, just received,
- Er sale by OTIS, DUNlOP T. co,
SOD GO-9s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
JUDKGN'S OINTMENT.
Personal Charms-Thc Tccthll

V1hosc persons who would retain or restore
d these desirable persona advantages, are ADVISED
10 ask Tor D0Ci Mmyoss Den lst OF this cIly) anti
septic i1othpo,rdcr. This elegant and pleasant pre-
paraton, can always be had at my Drug and Medical
Store opposite the Eagle Hotel 10 is exempt from
acid and other dclccuous ingrcdicuts--iis applca-
ton braces and strengthens The teeth and gums, and
by removing all offensive Accommodations, preserves
the natural sv, ness of the Price % cents
either AZ my store az above or Of Dr. Monroe. den
iisl, + street opposite the new Presbyterian Church
! ~. BLhMIRE,
son 90 Opposite the door of the Eagle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

THEESE.-5O casks Cheese" Hodges and 9th
~ or prime Misunderstanding and for sale by
sep 22-3t OTIS, DUNLOP 81 Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

TUSr published by PETER COTTON and for
- sale at ms Bookstorc-
The Gentieman's .Nero Pocket Farrier;
Comprising general description of the noble and
useful animal
THE HORSE
Together WIN tue nuiSL"Et aud simplest mode OF
fhttering; necessary treatment white u''L-aninG ey
crssive fatigue, on Journey; different marks for
ascertuning the age of horse. Also concise ac-
count of the Diseases which The horse & suoJ'ci
with such remedies long experience has proved to
be eFrctual-By Richard Mason, ID formerly of
SurTY county. Frgna-Pifh edition, with additions.
To ,rltich IS aided
APRIZE ESSAY ON MULES,
And an Appendix, containing observations and re-
ccipts for the cure of most Of the common dlsem-
pers incident to horses, oxen cows, calves, sheep
lambs swine, dogs, Sec. selected from different au-
thors Also an Adenda containing Annals Of the
Turf American Stud Booh, rules for framing, Ra-
cling. &c. &c &c.
u The publisher in presenting 10 the public
fifth edition of Masons Farrier begs TO recommend
il to their notice for the following rCusons-t en-
braces all the matter contained III the previous edi-
tions; with the addition of w. T. BrodnaX and w
r. Johnsons method of raising blood horses-mcthod
of choosing a race horse of castrating colts; of de
termlmng the age by iceing-cure Of bighend-a
prize essay on Mules, by Samuel Wylcys Pomcroy,
of Massachusetts, american Stud Book, containing
the Pedgrces of several hundred American and i'm
ported horses and marcs-rulcs of racing of the
Richmond Jockey Club together with those adopted
in England Method of training, by a Nlrgi
MAN, &c. &c.
sep s3-dtf PETER COTTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

The Oxonians;
A Glance at Society. BY the Author of The
IA Roue"
II ny point dances que les foes des hommes pussent
IouInir volume la BRUYERE.
For am-lOOk TO T.
An Oxford scholar. and can do t.
Just published. for sale by COLLINS 81 CO.
sep %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
DRY GOODS.

New Fashionable and ChCaD
oRERT II JENKINS; has ,,cs,vad nv tho
* ,- - ,t ,, go - '''-
Toulon stripcG grcnadlnc, a new and elegant arti-
Gle for ladies' evening dresses
Rich cbangeablc Gro De Maps and MarcelInc SILKS,
containing all the fashionable colors
G,p do AIc,~rs
Siam GpuTTd musIirs
All coIored fgnrnd. rrcnadine robes. for Darties
SC.
Nov stvle holt riborJs
Al the fashionable sh5ocd forcllas
Canes. cans nclrrincs.' and nontIeets
Sill, and cotton hose or all kinds
Joce goods of cvcry dcscrintion
Ono hundred NcriEo long and scuoro sbnVls. of
nil color. sizos and prices
Tbybet wool and cashmere shavIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

Merino Shawls, W.T.. Flanncls, &c, &c
A Il X. II. JENKINS FANCY Day Coon e. IRIsn
N Linen SToRE, will be found of this fall import
alton an extensive assortment OF the following Shdgis
All sizes white, scarlet crimson, black plain and fancy
coored square merinu shawls.
Long white. scarlet, black, and colored merno thy
bet, wool and cashmere shaws.
Lama wool and Tuscan shawls i new rich and chsa p
article for the season
An extensive assortment of small sizes mprino cash
mere, thybst hdkfs. aud sbaws.
ALSO,
One bale white and red ADMINISTRATIONS prices.
Four bleached shIrtngs from Cd yard. to fine.
Persons wishing to examine merlno and other fash
ionablc Shaws will find them in abundance at the
above place.
sep. -.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-31
Convention Of School Teachers.

ME Board of Overseers of Schools in the
IL village of Worcester, having been inform
ed that Convention of School Teachers. late.
~ held IN Boston, recommended the formation
OF County Conventions of School Teachers
and the friends of Education; and also that
many persons have expressed desire that a
meeting be held in this town for the purpose
OF organizing such Convention for the Coun.
" OF overwhelmingly signify their appro.
patton OF the measure, and their readiness to
afford every facility in their power to render
such meeting interesting and profitable. It is
proposed that such meeting be held in the
Town Hall, commencing on MONDAY, the 18th
dGy OF Aprat ne1t, at 8 o'clock, P. Nj, to con.
tinue through the week. 1t is expected that
the several Schools will be visited that Mr..
JOSIAH HoLBRooK will be present to exhibit his
apparatus for Schools and Lyceums, and ex-
PLAIN their uses that Lecture on PHYSICAL
Education. will be delivered on Wednesday, at
= o'clock, P. M. THAT the Anniversary of the
Schools, will be celebrated on Thursday, and
an Address delivered at o'clock, P. M, by a
Member of the Board land that meetings will
be held for the discussion of various topics con-
neeted with the subject of Popular Education.
" Information respecting Boarding. NAV
DO obtained at the Worcester Hotel
J. GOING, Chairman.
Worcester, March "a. 10
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-31
TOWN MEETING.
WVHE inhabitants of Worcester oualife

FENHE inhabitants of Worcester, qualified to
Il vote in elections, are hereby notified to
meet at the Town Hall, on MONDAY, the 5th dan
Of ApTI neTt, at one o'clock, P. M, to bring in
their votes for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor of the Commonwealth, and for five
persons for Counsellors and Senators ON one
ballot for the District of Worcester. for the
year ensuing-and they are also notified TO
meet at the same place, on the same dav. at
three o'clock, P. NJ, to act on the following
articles: s
l.. To choose Moderator to preside in said
meeting. DN'N
2. To see what measures the town will
adopt to carry into effect the Resolve of the
Legislature, passed February 81, 1880. reouir-
ing towns to make surveys of their territory.
and return the same into the Secretarv's Office
OIL UT bcfUre tho fret day of Jolly most
3. To see if the town will dispose of Engine
NO. l, and procure, as substitute, a Suction
Engine, with an adequate supply of Hose for
the same, and purchase, also, an additional
quantity of leading Hose for the purpose of
concentrating the entire power of the Engines ;
thereby giving an important impulse 10 the
whole fire department
a. To see if the town will make such alter
atoms and additions to the Engine Houses as
are necessary for the accommodation of the
whole or adopt such measures in relation
thereto as they may think proper.
By order of the Selectmen
SAMUEL WARD, Constable.
Worcester, March Is, $780, 10