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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21
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IrRNE Cabinet History Of England Scotland and Ire
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LIST, received by
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

GNIT NAIBS.-Wc have or sale 900 casks nails from,
~ No to 10, from several of the best manufactures Tor
sale AZ the market r,icc. DAVENPORT AIIEN s Go.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

"A MEXICAN ALMANAC.-One dozen copies only
Second supply Of that valuable publication from the
boson fies the American Almanac and Repository Of Use
u hnowede Tor the year 1880 containing calendar aud TO-
formation connected with IT, phenomena for the year oxplana
uGns OF celestial changes and astronomical phenomena mis-
information concerning foreign countries and Of the United
Siates-For sale by J. H. NASH
mar 10 "'S"'
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-03
JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS IN THE
NJ MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES
Tuesday Ell 9

CEoDHF Il, req 70.
and duties of manufacturing corporations. pass
ed to be enacted
Committee on Banks, who were instructed to
consider the expediency OF appointing a commit
tee or commissioners to examine the doings of
the several banks in the Commonwealth, made
report
Petition of Worcester County Atheneum for
Incorporation: referred to committee on Edu-
cation.
Committee on the State Prison, reported a
bill IN addition to the several acts providing for
the government and regulation of the State
Prison.
HOUSE. On motion of Mr. Tillinghast of
W., the committee on the Judiciary were in
structed to inquire into the expedency of pro-
yidng that all the travel, and only one part of
the daily compensation of the Representatives,
shall be paid for out of the public chest.
On motion of Mr.. Tillinghast of W., Order
ed, That the committee on Banks and Banking
be directed to inquire into the expediency Of
relinquishng to the several banks in this Com
monwealth, small part Of the taxes as now
established by law, that the banks shall provide
fund for the redemption of any insolvent
banks, that shall hereafter fail in this Comm on
wealth.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. "a.
SENATE. Committee on Railways and
Canals, on petition of John F. Loring and 9TH
ers, made report, accompanied by a bill to es-
tablish the Boston and Lowell Railroad Cor
poration.
Bill to repeal the charter of the Brighton
Bank, was read once and ordered to second
reading.
HOUSE. Bills passed to be engrossod-es-
tablishing the salaries Of County Altornies--to
require the production of books and papers in
the trial of actions at law-describinO the duties
and powers of Coroners-further providing for
the perpetuating evidence Of notice of the sale
Of real estate by executors, administrators, and
GUARDIANSHIP addition to establish the Central
Turnpike Corporation-and to assess a tax of
5000, were severally passed to be engrosscd.
A resolve, authorizing the Governor to APP
point Surveyor to make general survey of
the Commonwealth, and the resolves recurring
towns to make surveys Of their territory, and
to make return Of plans Of the Same into the
Secretary's office were seyerally amended and
passed TO DO engrossed.
Resolves passed on the petitions Of VIM. Ea.
ton, and Of Thomas Kendall
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-03
MEXICO.

Accounts from Mexico to the goth of Janua.
ry, giving details of the late revolution in that
country, are received. From various papers we
have selected the following summary.
Perfect tranquility, we are highly graft
fed to perceive, reigned throughout the
country: the Congress was in session, as
well as the Legislature of Puebla, and
things appear to be proceeding in entire
submission to the laws.
On the 9TH of January, a resolution re-
ceived its first reading in the Senate, de-
claring Guerrero for ever incapable of gov
erning the Republic but the opposition to
the final adoption of such measure appears
strong, as some Of the newspapers are de-
cidedly opposed to it, and the late Presi-
dent has been highly complimented in the
gaZettes as well as in the Senate.
From speech delivered in the National
Congress, on the 18th of January, we col
lect the following account of the late revo-
luton. After Guerrero had left the capital,
to oppose Bustamente, the garrison of Mex
leo, on the night of 23d December, declared
in favor of the plan of the latter, and nut
down the government. Guerrero then as
sembled his officers, and informed them
that although he confded in them and his
troops, and had powerful resources, as the
declaration in the capital was against the
Legitimacy of his election, and the question
was one of personal interest to himself. he
would not risk his character in the eyes of
posterlty, by shedding drop of Mexican
blood. Santa Anna, on being informed of
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-03

Sir, need pursue the allusion no farther |
leave the honorable gentleman to run it out at
his leisure, and to derive from it all the grati6
cation it is calculated to administer. If he
finds himself pleased with the associations, and
prepared to be quite satisfied, though the par
alIel should be entirely completed, had almost
said am satisfied also-but that shall think
of. Yes, sir, will think of that
In the course of my observations the other
day, Mr.. President, paid passing tribute OF
respect to a very worthy man, Mr.. Dane OF
Massachusetts,. 1t so happened, that he drew
the ordinance of 1857, for the government of
the Northwestern Territory. A man of so
much ability, and so little pretence; of so great
capacity to do good, and so unmixed dspo-
siton to do it for its own sake; gentleman
who acted an important part, forty years ago,
in a measure the influence of which is still
deeply felt in the very matter which was the
subject of debate, might, l thought, receive
from me a mandatory recognition.
But the honorable member was inclined te be
facetious on the subject. He was rather dsPos-
ed to make it matter of ridicnle, that had IN
troduced into the debate the name of one Ma
than Dane, of whom he assures us he had rev.
er before heard. Sir, if the honorable member
! had never before heard of Mr.. Dane, | am 'orry
for it. 1t shows him less acquainted with the
public men of the country, than had suppos-
! ed. Let me tell him, however. that 'neer
| from him, at the mention of the name OF MT.
Dane, is in bad TASTE 1t may we'll be ahgh
mark of ambition, sir, either with the h0ora-
bio gentleman or myself to accomplish as much
to make our names known to advantage, ana
l0uIenoered Win gratitude, as Mr.. Dane has
accomplished. But the truth is, sir. l suspect
that Mr.. Dane lives little too far North He
is of Massac and too near the North star
to be reached by the honorable gentleman's tel
escoPe. If his sphere had happened to range
South of Mason's and Dixon's line, he might,
probably, have come within tho scope of his
vision
To be continued1
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-03

In Orleans county, IN. ~ recently one Eli.
Jah Dolly died drunk in a bar room. About The
same time Mrs. Annis, while drunk, fell into
the fire and was unable to get out Her hus.
band, also drunk, fell in while trying % drag
her out. She died, but he recovered. II is To-
be hoped there is no Annis-seed remaining in
that quarter,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-03

"PAIRED, NOT MATCHED" We don't
know what the mischief is getting into
the heads of the married folks of this happy
land. East, West, North, and South, they
are striving to slip the silken moose of mat
rimony as though it was a knotty hempen
cord. The other day we were called on to
chronicle the large number of divorce cases
pending in Rhode Island. This we attrib-
uted to the failure of the manufacturers.
Then came the applications to the. Legisla-
tUre OF New Jersey-probably because the
cider barrel was M. TN In Maryland like
wise, applications of the kind have been
multitudinous. We are inclined to attribute
these to the absence Of husbands on the
railroad, where we fear they spend their
wages, leaving their wives to get along this
cold weather as well as they can. In Ohio,
likewise, many attempts are making to cut
the knot whichd death alone has the privilege
of untying. The reason for this we cannot
discern, as victuals are plenty and cheap in
that region. Cucumbers grow rod long,
and corn so high that climbing ladders are
necessary to reach the ears. But what are
we to say of Vermont9 The last advices
from that quarter inform us that the Supreme
Court at its late session in Rutland, granted
six divorces. At a previous term in Addi-
son county, it granted eight. The united
age Of one of the divorced couples, was
ITO years. This was " fiat burglary"
unless the husband was 100 years old, and
the wife fair, fat, and only forty"
III was Dr. Franklin, we believe who com
pared New Jersey to cider-barrol, tapped at
both ends--viz at New York and Philadelphia,
". Y, Commercial Advertiser,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21

part with her, we will wash out with her blood the outrage she has done you
 The Vizir, without wishing to enter in- to an explanation, answered that he had paid to their sister tho portion agreed upon at their marriage, and that she had nothing more to demand of him. Irritated at this answer, they appealed to the law. The usages of the country required, in such ca- ses, that the Sultan should assist in render ing judgment.
 The brothers of Chemsenessa said to the judge, Sire, we have rented to Feirouz garden this charming place was a terres- trial paradise when put into his hands, it was surrounded with high walls, and plant ed with beautiful trees; set out with fow- CTS, and charged with the finest fruits he has destroyed the walls, he has ravished the tender flowers and consumed its ex- quisite fruits; and now he would surrender to us this garden, dcspoiled of all that is fragrant and delicious.' The judge hav- ing ordered the Vizir to make defence,- - It is in spite of me- said he, that re- nounce the enjoyment of spot which was so dear to me; but one day that l walked in an alley of this garden, perceived there the trace of the foot of a lion; ter- TOT seized my soul, and judged it better 1 to yield up the garden to this terrible ani-
 nal, than to expose myseIfto his wrath Tho Sultan, who was present, address 1 ing himself to the Vizir, said to him: 'Re-enter your garden, Feirouz; you have nothing to fear; il. is true that the li- on has placed his foot there but he has not been able to touch any of its fruit, and he went out of it with shame and confu- sion; there never was more beautiful garden, nor one better guarded or shelter ed from taint.' These words, enigmat- ical to all who were not interested, re-assu- red Feirouz he reclaimed his wife and loved her more than ever, since he knew the difficult trial to which her virtue had been exposed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21
POETRY.
V k7OHA A0 sa . E 1Fgos sas HaeeFssO'O1 Tscb-htg
 TURNING TO CLAY.

ls HE Esraa fhs kfaeeFse0eCU 1eycA-htg
 TURNING TO CLAY.
 Van mar SsSvsI aks road from Missouri to Maine, If'swsrs a the way fenced 'twOuld make long lane; Yet ITe one end to she other you'l iiDd every day 11en, women and dchildrsn are turning to Clay. The people now see thera's e Star in the West, ouwhOsS iuHueuce Snd power the country may res. i; Would yon have 1t t6 rise and its influence display, There'r naught will effect !, bu. turning to Clay. Even Martin Van Buren, who by cunning and trckery Thinks to ride into power the back of Old Hickory, His schemes win all fail, and at some distant day The'Old King of Terrors will turn him to Clay: John Caldwell Calhoun, who presides in the Senate, And iussss he has no right to keep order in it-g His vaulting ambition has led him a6tray, He'll be cool calm 6 silent when he's turned to Clay The bold Northern Lion, who once shook his mane, Aud broke all the threads in the story of Hayne, In the Cabinet, per haps, his great power may display lfthe country goes on thus in turningto Clay. Though our national glory awhile may be yelled, And our rulers still with their concealed, Those dark deeds will, ere long, be all wiped away, As tru,h shall prevail, and we all turn to Clay. Then may the old Hero q wish him no harm) Retire in good health and in peace to his farm Look into himself aud prepare for the day, When he will be calld on and mast turn to Clay. "5 SCRAPS-by Joseph Barber. "I owe you drubbirg," says Tom in pet: "Nevsr mind it, says Dick, forgive you the debt" Al Dick and Tom in fierce dispute engage, And face to face the noisy contest wage, Don't cock your chin at me, Dick smartIy cries: Fear not, his head E not charged, friend replies.
 This world is prison in every respect,
 Whose walls are the heavens in common;
 The jailor is sin, and the prisoners are men,
 ~ Add the fet.ers are nothing but women. Here lies Joe Smith, and what is somewhat rarish, Hswas born, bred & hanged in the very same par's llete lies my wife, poor Molly; let her lie-
 She finds repose at last--and so do l. Az Jim was one day in deep chnt with riend' He gravely advised him his manners to mead; That his manners were bad he had heard it from many They lie, replied Tom, for never had any.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21

NOTICE.
 THE Copartnership heretofore existing -A under the firm of WADswoRTH & BRAD FORD, is by mutual consent this day dissolved.
 ISAAC $. WADSWORTH,
 JAMES F. BRADFORD. Bethlem, Sept. 4, 1880 IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21
NOTICE.

VIE Court of Probate for the District of A- Waterbury hath limited and allowed six n"ntns .1 rom the date hereof for the creditors ARENA PENN, Jun. t,ast
 'I.: o' Fiymouth, deceased. to exhibit their ~'ans ...".ns 'or settlement. Those who neglect to s.';,S,u r.ss. !he,r accounts, properly attested, "s.a ~', .'" ss'u tune, VII be deharred recovery. ..I A 's"Is '.ue0seH to said estate are reques.
 CALVIN BUTLER. Erseu,or.
 Plymouth, Ocf. 2, 1880 -'''~'s'I 'sia
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21
NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers having been appoint w ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Litchfcld, Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors to the estate of
 JOHN CLARK, f.. late of I.itchfeld, deceased. represented in- solvent, give notice that six months. from the 27th day of September. 1880, are allowed by said Court for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims to us; and that we will attend to the business of our said appointment at the late dwelling house of the deceased. in said Litchfeld. on the first Tuesday of No- vember, and the first Tuesday of March next. at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days. Claims not exhibited within said time will be debarred recovery. ...s.
 BENONI OLcoTT, g4
 NATHAN SANFORD, Comn'rs.
 MosEs WHEELER,
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- auested to make immediate payment to
 EHENEzKRs CLARK, .AGia'r. X LischJeld. Oct. q. 1880 IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21
NOTICE.

as9 .&N1 AA1E. lTSHE Court of Probate for The District If A Waterbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the credit. prs to the estate of
 ARENA TENN, s late of Plymouth, deceased. to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, ,properiy attested, with tn said time, will be deharreti recovery All persons indebted to said estate are reques- ted to make immediate payment to 5 .5
 CALVIN BUTLER, Administration, sOith the sciN 0nnered.s
 Ptynoath, Oct. 2, 1880 &la
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21
NOTICE.


 WYE the undersigned having been appoint w ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Sharon Commissioners to re- ceive, examine, adjust and settle the claims of the several creditors to the estate of
 HENRY TOUSLEY,
 late of Salisbury, in said district. deceased, represented insolvcnt, and said Court having allowed six months from the 5th day of Oc. tober. 1880, for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners, hereby .gise notice4that wAawiA, meet at the late dwelling house Of said degeased, an the first Tuesdays of Dscember and April next, at nine o'clock A. M. m eacllsOf said days. to atiendto the business of our anid anp6intiiaent q U claiiis not prssgnfed witIins6e fiiils i'm. 1ised. properly attssled. will be harrcd rec0- very. N M MI 5,.F
 JARED 5. HARRIsoR, lr.,a.
 NkTr'L BENEDacT, Jun. SOas IT Snlisbary, Oct. a9, 1880 sls
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21
.AssessOYs' Notice.

~ ae a THE inhabitants of the town of Litchheld A liable to pay taxes are by law required to make a written UT printed list of all Taxahle Property belonging tO such persons on tue first day of October instant, with particulars of all property real and personal liable to be assessed and valued, and give or send tale same to the Assessors bv the 9Oth of the sGne month. And we hereby give notice, that we will re- ceive said lists so made out and handed to us by said time; and that printed blanks may be had by calling upon either of us, or at the of- fee ofthe Town Clerk. i, Captains of military companies are notified that by law it is made their duty 10 iurns:il their certificates of exempts previous to sa'd time. DAVID MARSH, A
 EPHRAlM s. HALL, &
 LEVI FRIsBIE, /E
 ELI CURTIss,
 WILLIAM BEEBE,
 Litekfeld, Oct. {, 1880 IT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

.iRGiNiA'-A rules. holden in the clerks office
OF the superior court Of chancery for the Rich.
mond as'rict the 9th day Of September 1850: Fran.
eis =. rovs pi against Edward Johnson and Caroline
- Il. Johnson his wife. Thos. Drake, VIM. e. Poy.ii
hosns Johnson. Philip johnson, and Edward Johnson
infant enidren OF said Edward and Care line deits
IL and Edward johnson not having entered ,bs;r nm
pearanee and given security according to the &C, OF
assembly and the rules of this court and it appear.
oy sAussctory evidence, that they inhabi.
sn's OF inns country' is ordered, that the said de-
endsnts do appear here the first day Of the next
january term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
'hst copy ct this order be forthwith inserted i'm
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
TOR two months succrssivey and posted at the from,
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
~ copy. Teste, WIN. &. PESpLEroS,c C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
LEES
u HIGHLY IMPROVED
FAMILY M DIOfNrEa-

Eff . AnI-Bili"u- PITTS, admii ablv adop,ed IN
IL carry off supcrluous bllc, aud to ,rsyant n.
morbid secretions. Price 25 and SO c,s no, hox j.,
TN b. cs 49, Pe' "o"' !"
LEES Worm Lczcnges, u certain md nover6,,
remedy TOT destroying all kinds of worms Price so
cents per box, I'm TIN boxes. "
LEE = Elixir. certain and effectual rcmod e.
nns''nao colds, coughs, weak stomachs &c b,;co
81 per bottle. i"eo
LEES Sovereign Ointment for the Itch, war,,ns
co u cure from ono applications free from mercury r
any pcrneious ingredient. Price 375 cents per box:
i1hrS geauin" Persian Lotion, renders the skim
ie'.,F so't ana smooth. improves the complexion
Price so cts per bottle.
LEES Essrnc, aud Extract nj Mrs,,rd >, 80,
hoi' remedy for spraIns, bruises rheumatism nnmh
ness &c. Pre- s per bottle.
LEES lap Salvc Price so cts per box
LEE = Nervous Cordial or Grand Res,o,,,;,o
most valuable medicine for great and general dahl;
w. nervous disorders loss Of appetite &c Price A.
per bottle. i''ee ~
LEES Ague and Fever Drops, warranted 70 CIR,
u taken according to directions. Price rs cents No,
bottle. - 'o"'s per
LEES Indian Vegetable Specific, n certain and or
'cctua cure for vcncreal and gonorbnn pic d,
each. box and bottle e 81
LEE Too'h Ach Drops. which give immod;,,
relief. Price so cts per bottle.
LEE = Tooth Powder, which cleanses and bo,,,;
mes I'm. teeth Price 80 cts. per bottle
LEE. > Eve Water, certain cure f,r Soro .,
prIcc 50 cts per bottle tI YVES
, LEES An"dyne Elixir, for the cure of bo,a ,o,o.
-iu s per bottle. ' "'au aches.
LEES Corn Plaster, for removing and doc,
MS frce so cts per packet For sale bv '"s
" o-laW III e McNEMtRA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

NihGiNiA. At r es, holden ~ the cierk'e tffrr nj
" the superior cou OF chsncery for the ,chmond
district, The 4ih day OF October 1880; EDWARD O.
Friend in his own rig and as adu,'or de bonis non
with the VIII snnezed oi Edward Friend, Sr. deed
and adm'or de bons with the will annexed Of
Edward Friend Jr deco, pltf. against Thos. D. Tay
Tor, Thomas y. Taylor, Benjamin Harrison and Man,,
bis wife, Thomas Friend, John Friend and VIM Flour.
noy, dts.
The defendants Thomas Prend. John Friend and
VIM Flournoy not having entered their appearance
and gwen security according to the OF mblv
and the rules Of this court, and il sppe airing by salts
factory evidence, that they not inhabitants Of t
country VI is ordered, that the said defendants do an.
pear here on the first day Of the next January term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff. and that copy of
this order be forth With inserted in some ewspaper
published 10 the city of Richmond, for two months
add posted at the front door Of the cap
itolsin the said city copy. Teste,
~ WV. g. PESpIyToS. C.. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

NiHGiNlh-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
Oh the superior court of chsncery Tor the Rich
mono district the 5th day of July 1886 Henry Clarke
@ 10; o,arke eX ors OF Jno. Clarke, dec ID, pitts
I' John s. Stubs, SEN, deed, ncrber, Stubbs Ran
doph Stubs and other dts
me defendants Herbert Stubs and RandoIpt
o'"ooS' moi having entered their appearance and civ
EN- security according to the act of Assemble an ,h
ues OF ms court, and it appearing, by satisfactory
mat they are not inhabitants of this coun
y u - ordered, that the said defendants do annear
here on the first day of the next J,nuarv term an
answer Tie bill of the plaintiffs and that a conv of
.his order he forthwith inserted in some newsn,,er
puonsneu W The city of Richmond, for two mouths
successfully, and posted ut the front door S ,h
!" :, W TIE SAID city copy Tesie,
~ WM. %. PyNpLEroS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
WASHINGTON CITY
Window Glass Manufactorv

'HNfIE dealers N window gloss. and the pubIic
n generally. arc respectfully informed ,ba, Tho
above mandatory is now i'm fill opotat;n, I ."o
commenced the first OF Sept, rnber From tbe eyncs
r'ch'e OF The proprietor and The puins taken IN nro
cure ch"cc materials, and select the best workmer
me county could afford. IT is confidently believed
that the glass will be- superior tn any cvcr boro,o
Tor" made NJ the Washington City NIanufactorv.No
~ orders directed to The undersigned, Agents FIR
Richmond for glass Of any size or thickness will
meet WIN prompt attention and be executed on Tho
most reasonable terms VII 'c
we have Just received. by tho S,eambon, po,o-
mac, Ids half boxes various sizes and o,,i;,;.,
which VIC offer for sale f""''''es'
OTIS, DUNLOP g. co. Agents.