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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

Ma Foor's RESOLUTION corresponds
ent of The New York Journal OF Commerce a.
Washington. wires that the speech OF Mr.
NOBLE, Of Indiana, in the Senate, on Inc reso-
luton OF Mr. Foo, was extremely coarse Wi
gar, ard personal. STEW escaped his person
ai,les"-rven the President himself was f"uha
within the range of his biundertuss. we quo'e
from tile Journal Of Commerce:
"Mr Van Buren, was the real object OF Mr. MOBILES
ampoon; and upon him he bestowed bis most particu-
lar attention. The abuse unqualified; ana, am
sorry to say, extremely coarse.
"I regret the day very much could wish II were
excluded wholly from the Senate Calendar but Mt
Noble challenged the Senators of New York to the de-
fence of Mr.. Van Buren,; promising to put every thing
he had said on papers meaning. that his speech Shall
be published;
I" In the progress Of Mr. Mobiles remarks, Mr.. laze'
we'll called him to order. MIR Noble continued on ms
feet, saying, ifthe n,leman Of Virginia would post
pone his call, he would give him further cause to make
it. The Vice President interposng, Mr Noble took
his seat; when Mr.. T inquired whether member, in
the Of debate, order to aude, by name,
oa former member Of the Senate! The Vice President
said, such had been the latitude assumed on ak sides,
that he could not without manifest injustice, re-
duce the debate TO its legitimate relations TO the origi-
nal resolution. Mr.. Tazewell acquiesced, and Mr.
Noble proceeded in the same style 10 the end. Mr..
Woodbury. has the floor next"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

The following sensible observations occur in
the Savannah Georgian Of The 24'h ull We
may remark, that Executive clemercy may, in
most cases, he delayed only from the distance
between the o, ject Of mercy and he pardoning
power, and ths possibly brief time allowed by
the Coar, from which sentence came
"a man convicted of mutder IN Montgomery, Ala
bama. recently received pardon when every prepare
tol had been completed to swing him of the fatal plat
form. An individual in North CArona, septenced for
bgamy, under law since repealed, was pardoned in
like manner not long since. These poor wretches
either deserving of pardon or they were not Ii
not they should have received the punishment: Of the
iaw-f they were considered worthy objects Of Gle.
mency, neither the humanity nor justice OF
thus keeping them in suspense, and subjecting them
to all the suerngs preparation up to the very mo-
ment of execution, worse to most men even than the
momentary pang of dissolution itself 1t is punish
ment not recognized by the laws, if punishment is the
object, and cruel and unnecessary If the individual be
deserving of pardon"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06
From Correspondent ofhhe Baltimore Patriot,
REFRIGERATION.
NoRTo>IzI>G E.TaAoRpIN.Ry.

NoRToNIzI>G E1TaAoRDINARY.
On The appointing poUer Abandoned by the Executive OF
Maryland.
We team that a Gentleman OF great respec-
ability from Montgomery was appointed by
the p'esen' Governor and Council Ju, ice of
'hr Orphans Court of that couu,y-,har upon
the subsequent respresenta'i ms Of a certain
jun'o he was speedily reformed that, from
good and sufficient Causes them thereunro
moving, this respectable Gentleman was again
appointed to Court in which he had long
presided with honor to himself aud benefit to
the people; bu, in consequence Of repetition
OF oDtcious Interference he was REFORMED A
SECOND TINE in he course OF a few DAYS,
whereof, the preyngnGue OF appointment is piyiI-
ally yslded by his Ercefeney, BY and miih the nd>
r'ce Of council, un'o "a POWER BEHIND THE
THRONE, GREATER THAN The THRONE
ITSELF" But this is The era Of Jacksonism!
WHAT RESpUBLICA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

Every day furnishes additional evidence of he
superiority Of talent in the members in the OPP
position over those in the majority. The ru h
az well as as he intellect, IS on their side; and
thsir eloquence is, on tina, account, the more
irresistible and overwhelming. Mr.. Clayton
yes erday concluded his speech on the new
branch OF The subj-c; bro ,ched by Mr.. Wood
bury and Mr.. Gruudy, and, as We anticipated
has done The most ample justice to it. We re-
gre, that we had not the pleasure Of hearing his
whole speech; bul what we did hear was Of a
character TO satisfy our mind ,ha' Mr. Clayton
has not many equals in this county in the
higher powers of eIeqsence. His sentiments
were manly his reasoning singulary strong
and conclusive his arangt men, lucid-his f
cures appropriate and beau,ful-and his Style
flowing, perspicuous AID rlegant. His perora
ton was 10 fine taste, and was listened 10 with
delight and admiration by every nearer. -
National Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06
Mn. EprreR-I have ausntively prrused tn

Mr. EDrreR-I have ar,sntively prrused the
communication Of your correspondent,
Friend To Re renchmen, aad Reform" and be
ing always ready to give Unto Caesar 'he
things which are Casar's," canno, deny him
due share Of praise. Nevertheless, with him
cannot 60 the whole.
The proposed salary Of The Mayor is, in my
Judgment, quite a sufficient compensation, Tin,
GLIDING the other perquisi,es attendant on the
ofice) for the services performed.
As 10 the Offices Of the Auditor and Messen-
ger Of Council do not exactly agree with our
" reformer." Holding them to be two distinct
and separate Offices, il is my opinion tina, one
man would be inadequate to the discharge OF
the duties spPer,aining to both Of them.
Fifty dollars, should suppose, is NOT more
than q reasonable compensation for the servi-
ces Of the Regulator OF The Town Clock.
The Clerk Of the Market receives Sl5o, in.
stead Of Gas your corresponden, has iO 5000.
The Night Watch. am inclined 10 think, is
indispensable However, would Suggest that
eight Watchmen only be employed.
Nothing is further from my purpose than 10
impugn the reformsr's motives: But, sir, he
seems 10 have kept sloof from very popular
topic in our affairs, which it is my principal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

From the following paragraph i, would seen
that most Of the individuals who have ,.,,
married in the State Of New York since h,
first Of January, may, if they see fit, get reIrr
ed from the obligations Of the conrscr, viii,
out the trouble Of applying 10 the Legisll.s
tor divorces.
Is IT solve have heard il stated that mon
Of the marriages which have taken place 10 lhi
State, since the FIRST Of January last are irs.
certain regulations contained in fhe Revise!
Statues not having been duly regarded \
thus be true it is rather an alarming aEar-
We presume that, in so short time, more Of
the new pairs Of urtle. doves can have becOm.
so dissatisfied with their silken ieiers as 10 de.
sire 10 be reformed out again, and that, eon,r
qutnlly, all concerned will AXE the earIisoor
por,unity Of conforming to The rigid and aIbi'
trary provision. Of the Statute, "iu such caa
made and provided"
p. 3 We have taken a peep a, the Revised
Statue on this subject, and find that lh,rs Hs
certain duties required from the priest CT ms
gis'rate .fier the ceremony-such as pr'parrs
a certificate, signed by al lessl two of The p'r
sons present at the soIrmnizatioG, &c An =
mission of these du'ies, however, ranno sHeH
the valid y Of the previous contract,
New York Gq:dh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

The Montgomery (Ais.l Gazette, after mott
cling the fruiiless attempts 10 arrest Tuskena,
the chief who stopped the United States mail,
adds" The vigorous measures which have
been thus pursued, must necessarily have a
sslu,ary effect in subdsing the refractory spir-
it Of our neighboring Indians. and rendering
them more willing 20 accept the benevolent of.
fers Of the general government, in permanent
ly locating them place where they will be re-
lieved from unpleasant collision with their
neighbors."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

NATIVE GoLp appears to be marketable or
iicle ia Geors'a-we hope i, will Prove pro
f able speculation 10 our Southern reishhors
We hrd the following in the Milledgeville
lGeo Statesman:
eve have seen some beautiful specimens Of Geor
ga Gold Il om Habersham county. Mr.. Leonard Per
kins informs that he has bought about $500 worth
Of this gold. II sells here at IS cents the pennyweght
which, we Informed, is the Augusta price. III
dwts to for Mr.. Perkins, which, after fu
sion. yielded l41 dwts. Is grs of pure gold We are
informed that this parcel lost rather more than those
formerly received, not having heen as well washed"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

The annexed note from Mr.. MeDurrIE puts
stop a, once to the rumous which have been
circulated. concerning his interview with Mr.
VAN buren,.
7oMs Editor ofthe United Slater Telegraph.
WAsHIsoroN, 4th Marc, 1880
SIR: As the annony nous letter writer's rom
Washington. persevere in repeating me SOY
which originally appeared in The Richmond
Wing, relative to an alledged interview oe
tween Mr.. VAN buren, and myself ne'wi".
standing your denial Of it, ask the use OF your
paper to state. unequivocally, that the s,ory -
utterly destitute, in all its paris, OF the shAao"
of,ruih. Nothing, having the remo'es' rese'n
blsnce 10 any one of The details ct ,ha' s'ory
ever occurred; nor have ever had s''s'e
word Of difference with Mr.. Van Buren, on Guy
subject whatever AS silence long Oh '''y
part, might be construed into an acquiesce".e
in The truth Of a statement, which know =, 10 NC
unfounded have felt it to bedue to Myself, a.
we'll as Mr.. Van Buren,, 10 make TINS pe'''o
contradiction oft.
Your obedient servant,
GEORGE McDUFFiE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

ELIAS HlcIs.-Tas funeral Of .ais did,.
guished individual probably look n,.,. w
morning from his residence At J.rico .H''|
As he was man Of uncommon natural -
Of mind, aud as the excisemen, which NJ. ."'
tieuIar code OF re'igioa produced anon, a.. ~,
The most respectable religious ,.c,
world, will probably continue for man.. ="
after the death Of its lamen,sd foo0d.. '''
following few particulars Of his hi,,o,, y. :"
we CLEAN from losg article upon the ,,: ''
in one Of the New York Journals, will n. F'
be deemed unin,eres'ing. *
Elias Hicks was born in Roekw,r
Island. in l74s, and in his youth tmhtm,, -''s
principles Of tie Society Of Friends Fo. 'u u.
" sky years he has been an sc.iy. ,ra T
full minister Of The Society, and nae w. w
and preached with grea, success in .Imo ,,'"
ely safe in the Union. His life wa, IT,
cal illustration Of the preceps he Ocn n"b
watch secured 10 him weight Of ct's
aud iufl rence which few men hsy. ,vs.. ,IeH
ed. Gifted by nature with talents Of s ,s.F!
order, and deeply impressed with h, i,s
ance OF employing them in the cause If hn"
improvement, he las held for m.pv rs '~0
m re conspicuous station, and exercised !.''
extensive influence, Than any Other i,o;,;I
IN his religious society. Tie reeolctos
his lsbours and service. will be gra,sfuIIv ~.
lsh,d by all who had The privl &c Of e5,,; o
them anG the name Of ELIAS lick, viTt
scend TO poserity as one Of the ere., ,-I,,"
ers of his age, ard be enrolled with The ,..@
ated names Of George Fax, William p,m.
ton, and William Penn. About fo,, n
since, he attended in hi, city. the Quar-
Nee ing OF his Society, aud preached ,,r..,
times 10 numerous asse mbiies, with pr,,, i,.'
and clsaruess. IL was very geucra'ly r,r ~
ed by those who a'tended his me, tircs =,
they had never heard him with moi, ,,';,.
ton. In his meeting, with his friends. r., ;,
pressed pTe.eR'imrnt that his wo,L ~.
nearly completed and he pressed uroo ~.
with great tenderness and affection. ,br ;m,a.
ance If a strict conformity TO their p-ii,ein,.,
The last ac' Of hi, useful life Consisted in Wv
ting long letter Of advice and insrue,o, :.
one Of his friends in Ohio, and had h, knov, :
to have been his last il could no, NOR, I'm,
express his religious sentiments. Having tOn
pleted his letter, AID while the Zen rem,I,i
in his hand; he was seiz with rok. Of M.
s'ysis, which took place on he l4h uh Y.
recovered from it sufficiently to rccogui,, h,
friends, and 10 give them satisfactory eId,,r
that his mind was Tranquil and happy, and ,sa
he looked forward TO blessed immortality
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

Extract Of letter to the Editor Of the Edge.
field Curoknian, from his friend at Washington,
dated February 9, 1880
'Al that said to you about the Presidents ia
riff principles, am fully convinced, was correct, A
member Of our delegation informed me last night that
he WAS at the Presidents on Friday last (our days
ago oniv) at which time he conversed with him upon
the Tariff, and distinctly understood him advocating
high protecting duties Iron, Salt, wollens Cotton
stuff SC ;and went far to say that the south
had TO make such great fuss about the tariff,
by the three cents duty on foreign raw cotton"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

Fashions CONE RouND.-In 1868, he Legi.,
lature Of Massachusetts passed the folio wing
law:
"And hereafter, no person whatever shall make any
garment for with sleeves more than an ell wide.
Sleeves yard and quarter wide! No small
latitude this for the daughters Of the hrsl set,
Tiers IL this law was deemed necessary, the
fashion must have far exceeded an ell The
dresses Of the H charming creatures" Of those
times, probably riva!led the exquisite smpli-
tude of the bishops Of the presen. day.
Boston CentineL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

WITTY REPLY-The lord Of village 1stS
at dinner, allowed one OF his ,cnaurs 10 sand
while he conveised with him, Wa h''.
my friend ? said the squire. Nn'e thai
know OF, replied the farmer, excerpt ha
SOW OF mine hs, had a liter of ihuhtH ps'
and she has only ftcelve ,ea,s.' 'Wha' HI. D.
thirteenth do? askrd the lord DO as ~
returned Hodge, it will sand and look WAX
the Others ear
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06
PowERs OF ArroRszr.-The New York

POWERS OF ArroRNEY.-The New York
"erean'''. Advertiser states that the Suptri
or Court sitting in tina, city, ha. made the
following important decision on the subiee, Of
powers OF attorney. A note, endorsed under
power Of attorney, was discounted bv one
OF the Banks in New York, and The proceed,
draw" Out by the agent. II appeared, howev
er, mat, on the day previous, the principal 10
whom the no'e belonged, and who resided in
Massachusetts, had died, withou, any know.
.edse Of me event on the part either of the
bank or the agent. The Court held The an.
nsrsement was void-that, by the common
law, death, whether known Or not. opers,e, a,
an instaneous vocaiion-and that, a. a ne.
cessary consequence, The bank could rot re-
cover on the note The principle of the DE-.
cisios, as will be seen, is equally applicable n
the case Of a transfer of stock, or any other
act done under power.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

POINT NO roINr.--WAen Governor Wood
bury, Of New Hampshire had finished his
Speech, MIR. Barton rose and gravely iuquir
ed, why the Senator from New Hampshire
had supposed himself alluded 10, in whs, MIR
B. had said about oue certain Judas Iscariot,
Of Judea! Mr.. w. said bis reply 10 thai aIlu-
sion was intended for Mr. Holmes Of Maine
Oh, then, said AIR. B. Withdraw my que siisB
II take il all back. Nst. Jour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

ohiec, 10 urge. To he short, would most re-
sue, fully say 10 the honorable Common Coon
Gil. FAX stock and ground rents, and make the
taxes equal, and YOU will have no need Of cur
,a;l;rp se salaries of the Corporation Officers.
M,,s CINClNNATUS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

SPANISH QuARrERs.--We have not heard Of
he f'al de- lslon OF the Banks generally, bui
are informed from the bes, authority that the
Tradesmen's Bank will not receive the sp,n-
ish quarters Of dollars a, their face. The Post
Once has determined 20 receive and pay them
a, 25 cents each-N. Y Mer lido
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

Among the American parents lately issued,
was one for self moving cradle:
A common swinging cradle is to be made
to vibra'e oy spring movement, like tina, OF
time piece, which is be let into one Of the
uprigh,s, and of this movement the cradle be
comes the pendulsm'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06
THURSDAY. MARCH 4,


No. Sc. John Beatty Pain ifs in Error, VS..
Lessee # Asa Knowler and Wife In error to
the Circuit Court Of the United S'a'es for the
District Of Ohio. Mr.. Justice Mclean deiis-
cred the opinion of this Court, Aft ming the
judgmen, of said Circuit Court in This cause,
with costs.
No. IS. Patapsco Insurance Company, plain =
tiff IN error, VS. John CoulIer,&c. IN error 10
the Circuit Court OF the united Sta es for the
District Of Maryland. Mr. Justice ;oh"son
delivered tue opinion OF the Court, affirming
he Judgment Of the said Cicuit Court IL
Ibis Cause, with coss.
No u. John G. McDonaId plaintiff in err
ror, VS.. George b Maerudrr. In error to the
Circuit Couri Of United States for the District
OF Columbia. Mr.. Chief Justice Marshall de-
livered The opinion Of this Court, reversing
he Judgment Of the SAID Circuit Cour',
aud demanding safe Cause TO said court with
instructions 10 enter judgment therein, as on d
nonsuit.
No. 70 James Spratt's Adminislratrix, plains
tiff in error, VS.. Thomas Spratt. In error TO
The Circu, Court Of United States for the Dis.
,rict Of Columbia. Mr.. Chief Justice Mar
shall delivered the opinion Of this Court, re-
,ers,ng the judgmen, of said Circuit Court,
aud demanding said cause TO said Court, with
instructions 10 enter judgement for the ayowant
in said cause.
No. IS. Daniel Slringere ct al. plaintiffs in
error vs.. John Young ct al This cause was
argued by Mr.. Sony h for the plaintiffs in error,
and by Mr. Dodd'idge for the defendants iner,
ror.
No. 4s. John P. Vsn Ness & ux. Appellants,
vs.. The United STATES and Cooperation Of
Washington. The argument Of this Cause was
commenced by Mr.. Coke for the appellants
Adjourned ill Tomorrow IL o'clock, A. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
WEDNESDAY,, MARCUS.
Present as yesier day.

Present as yesie' aay.
No II Bink Of the uni'ed States, vs.: Lew
Tyler. In Error to The Circuit Court o"i'fo
States for me Kentucky Distric'. Mr: Jus
Ire BALDWIN delivered the opinion OF this
Cour,, affirming the judgment Of said cause
with costs.
On motion Of Mr.. Peters, c. G. Memlnger'
E.o of South Carolina, and on motion OF Mr..
Benton, Charles S. Hemps cad, Esq. of MIS-
souri,, we're admitted Aucrnles and CounseiIors
Of this Court
No e.-HIram Craig, an al. Plaintiffs in Err
rsr, vs.. Stae Of Missouri. This cause was ar
gued by Mr. shelly, for the Plai ifs in Er"
ror, a, d by Mr. Benton, for the Defendant IN
Error.
No. 75.-Dauiel Strpger, and al. plaintiffs
in Err, or, VS. Lesser Of Joung Young IN. ar
gument Of this cause was commenced ny Mf.
Smyth, for the plaintiffs in Error.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

PRNTrRs HAHvEsr.-Goyernor Wolf. saws
the Pittsburgh Gazeie. hiss appoip'ed to ofhrt
in that CouyressIonal District, no less than six
printers OF newspapers John NJ Suowden
aud Lenarg Johns. in Allsghany County;
James Logan, in Beaver; James Stewart and
Maur're Berdin, IN Blu Ter, and Fredric Rohrer
IN Armstrong
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06
HOUSE OF DELEeATEs,
a Ill - ,naA

Ma SxowDEN-- SIR: The present House OF
Delegates is composed Of Sc Farmers, - Law.
yers, s Doctors. 2 Merchants, Mechanics, aud
q Tayern-keepers-in all, 80 Members.
We shall close the Session to'day. We have
been hsre g. days. u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

Tuskena's assault upon Herr Cline and the
Alabama mail stage has heen drama'ized by a
Southern play-wrishe'r, & the piece announced
by De Camp, the Savannah manager.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

The u. S. Frigate Brandy Wine dropped in
to The North River on Sunday last, prepara-
tory to a cruise.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06

we subIo'n lis Of persons a. ne head of
the diteren. republics a, the beginning Of 500
nd al III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-06
For New Orleans.
The regular packet brig
rOhHT

R6 he regular pacKcI ORB
I'M COMET,
~ Staples, master, new, and in Rne ords' w
s<sSS9>good accommodation for passengsfs VII y
oil SATURDAY For light freight or passage 'R'
to the captain on board, or TO
march 4 Ct RIFT. WILSON
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-29
RICH GOODS.

Ddnset q. Wheeler, Jr., s. Co.
"a ne now receiving their Fall supply of rich
"a "a and seasonabe Goods:
Changeable of all shades, Black. Blue Black.
BTown, Slate, Purple, &c, eros DE Ma
Black eros DE BERLIN.
Black and Blue Black eros DE RUFFE
slate, Mode, Drab, Fawn, and Black SATIN
LEVHNTINES.
Black, very fne,) Brown, Olive, Blue, and
Mixd BROAD-CLOTHS
Mix'd and Blue CASSIMERES.
hed Salisbury, Orange, 5-4 White, IA do. 70
90, "a do, Yellow, Red, and Green FLAN-
English MERINO CLOTHS.
~ pieces CIRCASSlAN, all different shades.
Rlch and low priced CALICOES.
BELT RIBBONS, a great assortment.
CAP RIBBONS, at cents.
Common CARPETING, at 25 cents.
LACE EDGINGS.
COTTON SHEETINGS, at low prices.
D. u. w. & Co have taken ADVANTAGE of
the New York Auctions and other facilities for
Duying cheap, and they assure their customers
mat IN no instance will their prices be above
'he market, but generally rather below.
Worcester, Sept 90
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-29
Printed and Published By
>. II. COTTON & CO.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

lT Pnce, 70 single subscribers, ,cho receiue their
Gn'a.tna 70 those scho receiue them bg Stage T,,o
Dollars and 1tcenty.fve Cents. Itcenty-fDe Gents
tolH De deducted 'ohen the payment is made in adj
" Advertisements, not Exceeding tsoelue lines.
p~9Ashed three soeeks for One Dollar, and conti,,
ued three aceeks longer for Fifth Cents Iar@er
advertisements, IN the same proportion.
III me ProPrietors Of this Paper ,ciu hold them
setces responsible for error IL. ana Adyertise-
nlent' beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-29
NOTICE.

"A PPLICATION having been made TO us,
Z "a the subscribers, by the Chairman of The
COMMITTEE of Arrangements Of the annual Cat
Iie snow and Exhibition of Manufactures to be
holden In Worcester, on the 1871 of October
neat TO pass an order prohibiting the sale of
= Spirits, by all persons not duly licensed
lor that purpose, with request that seasonable
notice thereof be given to the public In com.
pilance with this request, notice is hereby
given, that any person or persons who shall sell
on That day, any Spirituous Liquors, on or
ABOUT theCommon, in said town, without a
incense, VIII be prosecuted according to law.
OTIS CORBETT,
ALPHEUS MERRIFIELD, Select,nen
WILLIAM EATON, of
ASAHEL BELLOWS, Worcesf.r
LEWIS BARNARD,
Worcester, Sept. 70