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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-18
y, me Gopernor Of tie Commonwealth q p"s's'
pVOCI .AMATION.

xHTHEREAs the Convention when en-. aSI Mon%oyn
Ccober 1890 pursuant to law, to consider discsS
o,ncpdments to the existing Constitution OF thus CG
have adjourned siss Ss or o o1m of @
agrU"u to be submitted to the people, and to beg
Iernh .a,co5 or rciected-I, William b. Giles W.
,nS bay. thought proper by and with the ad~S
OF the Counc of State to make Ike so5 ConVenon
90 now 18th Jnv of january, in this present YAH
d 1880 on a s&r do direct that the lia
amended CONSTITUTION form of Government, TO ' IaS
Commonwcoh shall be published once h wee noc iU
- successlye months, together with this poS,H
th'ec - sprh newspapers as by advice of C'unci
" ,nors directed to publish the Act Of the Gncf
Assembly ofvrgnia to organizes Con N.Y. and undl
Given under my hand as G9SyfHwenl,h at R R,
1srAL.l the seal of the Gay of January, 1888.
mond, tins WM ID. GILES
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23
- III IA yp.r,

WAVING been with ;octor uTnE LAND of New
az York, for some time. and praclsed under hi di.
rcctioH. and being appointed by DR. :. as his gent
for this section of counr. offers his servic,s'o the
public in the of yspep>' withou, The use OF me.
dicne Can BE- all tunes at his Dru. gist stofe
Fairfax Street, Alexandria where satisfactory evil
lencc Can b. given of cures performed in fe" days
time oct rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23
Dyspepsy Cured a'Prevented,

NV. T. SUTHERLAND having discovered the
of, and the remedy for tins most dref dis
case offers his services those uho have suffered by
its distressing influence, Ter short time for many
years.
Tie has entire confidence in the remedy, If admins.
tered agreeably his dire ctions not merely om his
belief in The correctness Of it, principles tted
with the of lyspepsy but also from having prsc
t>ed with complete success in very great number
of obstinate III which the patients have been sf-
h,cted with some ne ry ri! Of the following s,np-
pain in the h. ad; dizziness, vertigo; confusion
of mind attended loss of NOR, disagr, cable
taste in the mouth; timdy; melancholy irrtahi"y:
loss Of appetite; nauses; 6na1ing in the stomach
when empty; affection Of the nerves; nded auh
general debility aud loss OF energy chness Election
of sight, burning OF the stomach, fstuien.
cy pressure OH the stomach after mess, producing
gre unea,ne and distress; cold feet and hands; ans
ger; kncss Of the stomach, attend, with vootng,
ac,d eruclation in the throat, with pain
the side breast; palpiiaon; weakness and pains IN
the legs. frequent ard involuntary signing; ~
dropsness; rreguart Of the bow els pain in the back
trt NOR, ds,r,; disturbed sleep.
THESE persons who are Effected with any or all #
the above mentioned, and consider I EN- evils 200
grevous be borne" respectfully m nd d
to call on DIR S. by whom they confidently a>s'r
that his reme,y viii eH.c speedy an perman NJ se-
lief, ard will also prove preventive against ih'
turn ui the disease. Reitrcn viii be ade to
Spectacle ladies' and gentlemen residing IN ths city
aud elsewhere, who have DC en- benshItea by the
of this remedy
DIR Sutherland may be seen at his office, No 4
Wall street, every day Except Sundays betWe.nl0
and O'Clock; and all other tines at his residences
No I53 Elm, corner Of Grand street.
New York, Oct 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23
New Fai\ Goods


VNTEhave received by packets President and George
w Town, from philadelphia and New York, part os
OH, FALL STOCK; which enables Us to nsicr, Oh H.
beral terms.
London super blue, black, olive. green, brown and
mixed cloths
p,,issc cloth, cassimercs and Sa,inests
Blank, I. and hann.i Is, painanh printed ba'zes
M-rino aud common crcassians
Rnmaaznrs and bombazeus
Valencia swansdnwn and toilinet vcstings
Scotch and English pai1s; plain and pd cainbie's
Italian iIstrnSs and gros de Naples
Satin levautinc scnchcws and s"r.nets,
d and 5 modes; sat1s and h,rences
Italian and French grapes pongee >,
Nerino scsrfs shaws and hdkts, some extra ftaiity
PI,in white M rino shawls neat article
Tbbet barsge and silk handkerchiefs
English and India bandannoes
Italian and Barcelona cravats
Plain and printed jaconet do
Irish table diaper 5 4 to l0-4
Do linens and sheetngs; black and brown Holland
lwled sacking; burlsps and osnanurss
A genc,al assortment ct
DOMESTIC CO7TON GOODS;
CONSISTING. IN part, Ut
Tickings ,-,.
Blesched and brown sleetings and shrtings
Fancy aid fur allure plaids.
Gotten osnaburgs, &C. &C
All of which have been selected by an experienced
dealer -
oct 8 CornerV h1nS "'I S o,-t. 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23

New Goods.
DLUE, black, MKT, and drab cloths
Id C:s imeres and cassinetlS
Flanneis, blankets
Gro de Maps, battiste
Circassians, grapes black italian grapes
Gauze and lace wells
Merino and Ca hnere shawls
Superior gauzc scarfs and shawls
Black silk hose, black and white silk half do
Green, blue, and nix Florence
Thread and bohbinet lace aud ehgings, &c.
.8ko an additional supply Of
Looking glasses glassware, sc.
Just received and Tor sale by
oct % GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23
NelNOy0l.

yH1uE subscriber respectful informs his friends and
the public that he has removed his establishment
next door To the rankin House Hotel, few doors
below his Old stand; where he continues To the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23
Chuice Wines.

0kKVISO ~
sgvIiE subscriber is this day receiving. from the We
Iociiy direct from Msdeirs, select ass rfmfr' OF
fine ,tIvES, from The celebrated house of j. Howard
March = To. consisting of
2pipes
10 hogsaesds
50 quarter casks, and
l6 eighth pipes
Among which are The finest Grape juice" Loh.
don Particular, Burgundy and Tin,a all NJ Uhieh he
oilers for sale on the favorable terms He has on
hand, Of former importa;iors Wines Of same k'ndsI
which he Offers for sale at reduced prices
aug ~ Iho JoHNsoN.
The Telegraph will phase in ,r''i abov' oneu
week. f,r tye n,n.hs, ana send aeeountn 6. ,,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23

next door To the rankin House Hotel, a few doors
below his Old sand where he continues To carr or the
Saddle Harness Trunk business,
Nv all TTS FAMOUS BhaACH"S
lie tenders his grateful acknou edh mt nts TO his
friends and the public, tor the liberal patron &c he has
received from them; and begs leave to sssurt ten,
that with th. aid OF the best workman, and an an-
pie supply of the most choice materials. he WI he
able 10 render entire satisfaction Ia those VII" MY
please to av Inn with their business, efhef n 'e-
or personal application.
lie has on ,nd n, this time, and will continue To X p
large assormsnt of the following articles, wholesale
and retail. on the most moderate te ms.
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, bes' ,qua'ityi stuff flaps
DO do do pam
Do do common do
Ladies' do b. 81 and common
Plat, d and steel bit. d brldi"s, Of various kindo
Plated and steel mounted Hartngulcs
Saddle, bags Of the lat. s. fashion. and common
VeIisses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gig do
Brass and japan mounted gg harness
Plated, brass, and japanned-mounted csrryal has
Wagon. cart. and dray harness
Fire buckets and haltets
And also general assortment of
Eleguni Huyd Leuiher Tarehing Trunks
And II great y,,ie'y It
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
platea steel and bras. bride bts and s,irrups
sa,ldetrees and buckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, BUCK, and cSN
skin, and quilted at shortest notice
Old sadi es harness. snd trunks Of all kinds, repair
cd at the shortest notice.
sept 50 JAMES VANOANI.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23

49, have appointed WILLIAM HARPER,
Druggist, Of Ai,Asndria. Dstuo Of Columbia, my
Agent, " 10 has been fully qualified for curing Dys.
pep " on the plan pr,,us II, M, self oct %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-11
WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY. August IL. 1890.

OF Our sweet tempered neghbor of the
Egis must excuse US from following him in
reply through the two columns, which remark
of ours on the 2Sth ult, has ELECTED from him.
We enter into no controversy with those who
have not sufficient self-respsct to restrain them
from descending to contemplate personalities,
or whose innate abasement is sach, as to pre-
vent their rising to any thing higher or more
noble. But, were it otherwise, however pug
nacious our disposition might be, there would
be no necessity for US to say much on this &C.
cason, as the article in the Egis, itself, fully
sustains the correctness of our remarks on the
2Sth ult. How much the editor of that paper
knows I" of the Hartford Convention men" may
be judged from the fact that he is even igno-
rant of whom that body was composed, and
that he calls upon some of his friends to furnish
him with list of its members. The extracts
which he has published, so far as they affect
the question, 60 to prove our assertion, that
the most violent supporters of that measure
carried their doctrines no farther than Colonel
Drayton did his, at the notification dinner, viz:
that in cases Of extreme oppression 1t is the
right Of the people to resist. This is a very
different, and far less dangerous doctrine than
that of the nullsfers.
We are neither the defenders nor apologists
of the Hartford Convention, body which had
its existence while we were in our minority
Its doings are now subject of history, and when
time has been given for the passions and preju.
dices of men to subside, it WILL we doubt not
DO more fairly judged of than it has been by ma.
nyheretotore. In the mean time, if it is necessa.
rythat more light should be thrown upon the sub
ject we do not believe that the task will be reouir
ed either from our pen or that of the editor of III,
Egs. Our only object in adverting to the sub
ject has been to defend the character of New
England from the Imputaton of dangerous ant
heretlcal doetrines, such as no portion of hel
population ever held. 1t has been too common
practice with our pseudo patriots, whatever
error other members Of the confederaey may
be guilty of, to endeayor TO prove ourselves a.
bad, or worse, than they are. Ii our own citi
zens Willy US, what measure of justice hav,
we right to expect from otbers9 Il is sol
emn truth, that such articles as those in IN,
Egis haye created unjust and unfounded pref
udicss, at bone and abroad. That they ar,
unjust and nnfounded, has been acknowledged
by all who have fairly and dispassionately in
CURED into and asCertainsd the facts. OF THU
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Acadenau an DudLeu.

FENHIS Institution is now under the super
IL intendence of Mr.. SANFORD LAwToN,
who has taken the charge of it upon his own
responsibility. The building, which is spa
ciors one, has been neatly fitted up for the &C
commodation of large number of boarders.
An accomplished and highly respectable Lady
has been employed to take charge of the board
ing department, who is in all respects well
qualified. The Preceptor and his wife will
board with the family, and have the entire SUI
pervision of the students. Those who may be
disposed to patronize the School, by sending
their sons or daughters, may be assured that
the the stririest attention wiz be paid to their
spared to facilitate their progress in intellec.
tual improvement. Terms of tuition; For
those pursuing the Languages, $4,33,-for
those attending to English studies, 1888.
Price of Board in the family with the Precep.
tor, including washing, 1850
u The next term will commence on the
third Wednesday of September.
SANFORD LAWTON, Preceptor.
Dudley, August IL.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-11
Bowel Complaint and Cholera
.MOrbus Cured.

a RECENTLY discovered Medicine, which
IA effects a certain cure of these disorders in
short time, either in grown persons or infants
is sold by JAMES GREEN & CO., Worces-
ter. Price 81 cents per bottle which cures from
two to four persons. The money will be re-
turned on application, If cure is not effected.
Travellers and every family should be supplied
against sudden attacks
Certificate certify that have sold at re-
tail, in this city, for the proprietor, about five
hundred bottles of the above named Medicine,
without any complaint of failure to cure. Ii
generally gives relief in one or two hours The
demand has rapidly increased, and | now sell
about fifty bottles daily. / think this medicine
is more uniformly successful than any other
used for any disease whatever
WIN. BAKER, Druggist.
Philadelphia, July 10, $780,
Aug. / 90
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
ACADEMY IN DUDLEY

Mr.. EDITOR Permit me to call the attention
OF TINS community to the present state of the
aoove-named Institution. The affairs of the
Academy, in many important particulars, have
recently been placed upon new footing. The
building, which is spacious and commodious,
has OF late been finished and furnished in a
proper manner. The apartment designed for
That purpose, is occupied by family which fur
nlshes boarding. &c, to the students In this
family the Principal and his Lady reside. who
have particular and immediate charge of the
pupIls-their habits, manners morals, &c. out
OF school. The local site of the Institution is
delightful, overlooking the scenery around. and
commanding view of many adjacent towns.
The place must be eminenty healthy. The
Academy is in charge of a gentleman of bigh
attalnments and substantial reputation, whose
design is to make the business of instruction in
that place, permanent and thorough This last
G SI, Is one OF not small Importance
Inc Institution now hourishes; as it cannot but
do under such regulations. It is interesting n
| observe, on visiting the Institution, the regu-
larlty In manners and morals, in general de.
Partment, OF the pupils. 1t deserves to be said
mat the personal qualities of the Principal, Rev.
o Lawton, are such as to obtain for him inter-
est ana influence with those whom he has in
! charge. This is an invaluable trait in a teach.
err. The family in the domestic department is
such as the place requires family in which
parents may safely put children who regard the
I'M Innuence OF literary and religious example,
Inc Academy is in good taste and know not
that gentlemen from cities and LARGE nIaces
will scarcely find more healthy. and on the
whole, interesting situation, in which to give
their sons an education for college or for bust
ness. The writer has no personal interest in
the connection whatever; but having had Cd.
portunity personally to observe the merits of
the Institution, has deemed notice of it due
the public. V1s,Top
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Digest of Pickering's Reports.

" NHE subscribers are publishing Digest OF
= chickering's Reports, subsequent to the
hrst volume, as Sequel to MetcaIf's Digest,
and also to Bigelow's last edition of 1926 Each
OF those Digests includes the first volume of
fickerIng,-the present volume, will accord
iIngly, be continuation of each of them. This
Digest is prepared by WiHard Phillips, Esq,
WIN the assistance of other gentlemen of the
profession. 1t is constructed, as nearly as may
De' upon the plan, and according to the choice
ana ia arrangement of titles, of Metcalfs Digest.
The volume will be we'll printed and bound.
and be delivered at price not exceeding 81.
RlCHARDSON,L LORD s. HOLBROOK.
Boston, July 90, 1880.
" Subscriptions received by CLAREN-
DON HARRIS, at the Worcester Book store
August H. 80
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Oxford Select School.

FNHE public are informed, that the Fall
u Term of Mr. STONES School, in Oxford,
will commence on MONDAY, the 30tk Instant
Those who are disposed to favor the School
with their patronage msy be assured that no
pains will be spared by those who have the
charge of the School to render the literary, sci
entiic, and moral improvement of their pupils
equal to the expectations of their friends
lady of eminent literary requirements,
particularly in the French language,) will
take charge of the Female Department
GP Terms, SO for English studies, 81 for
Language and Mathematics. Board on reason
able terms.
lT Reference to Rev E;Newhall, Rev. L.
Maynard, and DR.. D. Pierce, of Oxford.
Oxford, Aug. IL.
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AMHERST ACADEMY.

ENHlS School comprises three Depart
ments,-the Classical, English, and the
School Teachers. The whole is under the
care of one Principal, who is furnished with
competent assistance in each Department. A
course of studies adapted to Teachers will be
attended to in the Fall Term, and Lectures on
School Teaching will be delivered during that
term by one of the College Faculty Students
in the Academy may have the privilege of at
tending Professor Hitchcocks Lectures in the
College by paying a small fee. No pains will
be spared to give to each Department high
standing, and to render the School one of the
best places for preparing young men for Col
lege, or giving them good English education.
% Tuition: in Classical and Teachers De-
partments, IS per term; in English Depart
ment, S4-payable in advance. Board may be
had in the Academy, and in good families, at
various prices, from 81 TO $l,75 per week
The Principal will take lads under his special
charge for a year or less time for reasonable
compensation.
% The Fall Term commences on the sec.
ond Wednesday in September next.
Amherst, Aug H.
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TempletOn High School.


A SCHOOL for the instruction of Young
IA Ladies and Gentlemen in the higher
branches of education, will be opened in Tenn
pleton, on MONDAY, the 23d Of august ensuing,
under the superintendent of Mr.. Jacob Batch
eller, jr., graduate of Dartmouth College. The
Proprietors of the School Edifce having taken
unwearied pains to obtain an Instructor of the
first order, have no hesitancy, from the high
recommendations they have received, from va
rious sources, of the character and qualifca-
tions of Mr. Batcheller, IN recommending this
School to the favorable opinion of the public
The Proprietors having been at great expense
in procuring and fitting up building for per-
manent School in one of the most pleasant viii
lagos in the north part of the County of Wor-
cester, will assure the public that no exertion
on their part shall be wanting to make this
School one of the first class and deserving pub
lie patronage.
The building is handsome brick house, two
stories high, pleasantly situated on the north
side of the common, fronting TO the south, with
garden and about two acres of land attached
TO the same.
10 Tuition So per quarter.
Gy Board from s to 81 so per week.
JOSIAH HOWE,
EPHRAIM STONE,
SAMUEL LEE, |'""''es'
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,
Templeton, July 80. 81
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LATEST FROM EUROPE. We yesterday re-
ceived Paris dates to July 4. Accounts from
the French Army are to June &c, at which
time they had made some further advances and
were encamped midway between Sid Ferruch
and Algiers, waiting for the arrival of further
convoy of supplies which had been detained by
adverse winds, but was then in sight. Several
small actions took place on the 25th and Goth,
in all Of which the Turks were defeated, and
many prisoners were taken.
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ACCIDENT. On Friday last, Charles A., son
of Col. Artemas Ward, I'd, aged years and 8
months, being missed by the family, search was
made for him and he was found drowned in
small puddle Of water, short distance from
the house. 1t is supposed that in reaching to
pluck lilly, he lost his balance and fell into
the water. This is the second child which its
parents have had drowned.
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MA r z d.

At Friends Meeting House, in South Kingston,
10th ult., Stephen A, Chase of New Market for
merly OF Salem, to Anne A. Robinson, daughter of
James Robinson of South Kingston
In Brighton, IN: ~ July 81, Anthony PEGGY,
of Brighton
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FRENCH ELECTIONS. The recent elections
in France, so far as they have been heard from,
have resulted auspiciously to liberal principles.
Of1s9 Deputies elected, l44 are what is called
I" constitutional" or liberal, and as ministerial,
and ll3 more remain to be heard from. There
can be no doubt of an overwhelming majority
against the ministers.
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LEUcEsTER AczDEuv

| The annual Public Examination of the Students
of Leicester Academy will be on WEDNESDAY,
NEXT, 18th inst. to commence at O'Clock, and
to be followed at IL o'clock by Declarations by
several of the students The friends of the Insti-
tuition are respectfully invited to be present on the
occasion. JOHN NELSON. Sec'ru
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Accommodation g. Mail Coach,
FROM WORCESTER TO TEMPLE
TON AND ROYALSTON,
ONCE A WEEK

III elegant and convenient Coach, FOR s pas as.
sengers, to run between Worcester and Tenn
pleton and Royaston, as follows Leaves Wor-
cester every Wednesday, at 9, A. M, and ar
rives at Templeton at 6, P. M; passing through
the towns of West Boylston, Princeton, West
minister, Gardner, Templeton, and thence to
Royalston Returning every Tuesday, leaves
Templeton at 8, A. NJ, and arrives at Worccs-
ter by 5, p NJ.
% Fare from Templeton to Worcester,
81 ,25; from Westminster to Worcester 81
cents-any other distance in proportion.
% Amy business entrusted to the care of the
subscriber will be faithfully attended to.
LUKE BEAL, Proprietor
Royalston, Aug. IL. If
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HOPKINS ACADEMY.

HNHE Fall Term of this Institution, situated
n in the pleasant village of Hadley, win
commence on the first Wednesday of Septem-
Der next, under the instruction oil EzEKIEI.
RUSSELL, A. B., Preceptor, and Miss MARY
DWIGHT, Preceptress, with such other assist
ants as may be necessary. The branches usu-
ally pursued in similar institutions, including
French and Painting, are taught in this Acade-
my. The Academy is furnished with good
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus and
Globes.
% Tuition, from SO to $3.50 per quarter.
Board, including washing, lights, &C., may be
obtained in the most respectable families for
81 so per week.
N. COOLIDGE, Jr., Sse'ry
Hadley, August 4,