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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05

considerable majority of the whole vote of the coun
ty Mr. Nd.ns conles ted the sent ~ hon the Conn
{ nttee to whom his memorial referred deciding
thai tue Irregularities OF the election did not.vltiac
1t, end as he had ackno,v lodged majority of good
votes reported him entitled to the seat.
On Thursday last the Report was taken up when
! Mr. ftaoeS oi Prince George, offered substitute
substantially declaring the election in Patrick void
i on the grounds OF he numerous Irregularities and
proposing to set II aSre. and Cause new wri' of
/ election 20 Issue NJ Il read from the law passed
I In the sson of 27-23 show that il was requr-
! cd 10 have deputy sheriff The Preclncts-that
the Supcfineudents were to be sworn-vhcb formal
tiles being totally dsresardcd ne election ouoht TO
be viiia;ed. Dir II addressed bret argument to
the House 10 show" that III contemplation of law, q
sworn officer was in all cases necessary, to conduct AN
election. He adverted To foreign authori,Ies-that
/ OF Judge Kent Gmong thCm-whicA he understood
we're 20 Je iaroducod against his views OF tho case.
lie was no lawyer, and looked only statute o.
Virginia
debate ensucd which turned.uearv exclusively
on the poIn whether tic failure of the officers con-
dnetng the election, to take he oath reqnires By law
amounted to such an iFregulafity as vitiatcd the
eleciinn2
! The affirmative Of the proposition was contended
for By Messrs Leigh, Marshall and Rjves of Prince
iG-CTge-the negative by NJ Brndn.X That ren
tienan admitted THAI the sheriff had done WRONG in
returning the candidate having the fewer votes-ihat
was polTt now universally conceded. But it was
conten, that that Of itself v.iated the election
The naked questionable. great question to be decided
was whether the people of Virginia were to be dis
iranchIsed because ministerial Ulcers had failed To
comply with the directions of the law The irrcoIl-.
lafity oil there being d. GeDu at Of the PRECINCTS
was inmate iabCcGUse the commissioners could
carry the election without liml-,hr only question
was, whether The failure TO 10" commissioners
I was such daiHriHg STA render the election
i void' Their qualification Gen Dradnax argued was
a mere directory provision Of III" law--If also drec-
ted The poll books 20 Io kept N parallel inas--thc
sheriff to MIKE ire northumberland many other
things ut Mtor Importance, viola ed at every cleo
ton Vas the future to observe these directions TO
vitiate an election they were directions only-l-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-05
Ca Il letter to the Editors from Cincinnati Dec
%, says the Ohio is now twenty FIVE feet above low
yatcr mark, aud rising very fast.
ToR THE WufG


Tire Oh and I?j5eTibie Democrat. again.
Messrs Editors have lately seen in your raner
an article, stntng that Gen William Mccoy voted
for Mr. Giess resolutions in 1907, and the same ar
ticle, complained Of your emitting notice this fact
have lately appeared. in the Wing. There is certain
~ nothing III the name acts of this democrat,
which requires, that his should be kept before
the public, but the Enquirer ha- thought proper
favor the public with the Old Democrats name, IN
order to sustain the republican party land admit the
authority to be very good and appropriate for thai
puTpose) it may be well to ascertain all the facts,
connect cd with his former history With this object
in view I beg That the old aud Consistent Democrat.
some of his friends will answer the following ques
tons, after which, 10 may be necessary to say some
thing more, but this Will depend upon ne answers
First, was Dr. Giles member Of the Virginia As
scmbly, J." seventeen hundred and nne'y-seven' Sc
condy, If he was, what The resolutions offered
by him? PETER PINDAB.
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7. MARSHALL,
Oh. Just. Of the = S

The Committee 10 whom The above had been refer
red made the following report which agreed to
by the Honse, and concurred in by the Senate:
whereas, It appears by COMMUNICATION made By
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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
DY9PRLp0IEon

ar most obstinate character, after hay-
" ing baffied the skill of the most eminene
physicians has been checked relieved and cured.
IN number of instances, by using for short time
Dr. RELFE's Vegetable Specific, and .4ntibilious
P'Hs, in connexon, according to the directions
accompanying the Specific. II is also one of the
best medicines known for Sick Headache, Sick
ness Of the Stomach, Nausea, and Flatulences,
No complaint is, perhaps, more prevalent in this
or any country, than Headache. 1t is seldom a
primary affection, but arises from a variety O +
causes, such as suppression of customary eyacua.
tons, Distracted Precipitation, &c. 1t is Likewise
not unfreqoently symtomatic of indigestion; for
SO great is the sympathy between the brain and
stomach, that it is often difficult to determine
which is really in fault; and when il arises from
foul state of the stomach, it is generally termed
sick head ache, which will be speedily relieved by
this Specific. Price of,he Specific and Pills, So
cents each.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
White TEETH 4, Healthy GUMS

HNHOSE who would retain, or restore
n these desirable personal advantages, arc
assured that composition can be obtained So.
peIior to the British .4itisebtic Dentrifce. The
.dntiseptic Dentrifce is exempt from acid and
other deleterious ingredients, which too frequent.
ly enter the composition of tooth powders in com.
mon use, and it whitens the enamel of the teeth
without doing it the least injury. The regular
use OF this admired powder, by purifying tho
mouth, and preventing the accumulation Of tar.
tar, operates as the best preventive of the ToorR
ACRE. AS its application braces and strengthens
the Gums, it secures to them their healthy and
florid hue, and by removing all offensive foreign
accumulations from the teeth, preserves the natu.
raj sweetness OF the breath. Price so cents.
OF None genuine, unless signed on the out.
side printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor, II.
klDDER, Immediate successor to the late DIR.
w. I. CONwAY. For sale, with all the other
"Conway Medicine, at his Counting Room, No.
80, next door to j. kidder's Drug Store, corner
of Court and Hanover-stree IT'S ne ar Concert Hall.
Boston; and by his special appointment, by
j. GREEN & CO. EDWARD LAME, and
JOHN COE, Worcester,
HENRY ALLEN Leo,ninster,
CARY, RICE, & CO., North Brook6elS.
CHARLES PARKMAN, WestborOHek,
JOHN CAPRON & SONS, Urbridee,
TIMOTHY DOTY, Westminster,
q. B. PARKER, lancaster,
S. HEYWOOD, Lunenburr.
OF Large discounts to those who buy 10 self
again.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
IRON, STEEL, g. Nails.

TENHE subscribers have received, and are
Il now receiving, complete assortment Of
Iron, Steel, and Nails, which will be sold very
cheap for cash or approved credit. viz
RON-lO tons o. SIP. S. /. Iron 40 tons
swedes assorted Iron, fiat and square; 80 tons
English Iron, round, fiat, and square; tons
best Banks r. B. Iron, round and square 5
tons American Iron, round and fiat S tons
Horse Nail Rods, Selected iron) 10 tons Rods,
Shapes and Plates; 3 tons Axle Plough, Bar;
and Sledge Moulds; tons Am. & Eng. Hoop
Iron' from II to inch wide; ton Eng Sheet
STEEL.-2 tons Swedes Steel II tons Cast
steel, flat, square, and round Shear Steel
= tons Steel Plated Sleigh Shoes; II tons Ger
man Steel; ! ton best (L) e. b. Steel.
= N'4ILS-3 tons Nails and Spikes, of all sizes,
from Newton and Fall River Factories, which
will be sold by the cask on better terms than
can be bought elsewhere in this place.
- .Hs0,cDar6y's Patent Boxes Axles and
Boxes finished; Pipe Boxes, &c. &c.
JOSEPH PRATT s. co.
Worcester, Nov. "a. eotf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
ii Valuable Farm for Sale.

ENOkMERLY owned and occupied by the
n late JONATHAN BARTLETT, deceased. Said
Farm needs no Recommendation except an &C.
qnaintance with it; but, those who do not know
and would like to buy, will do we'll TO call
and examine. 1t is pleasantly situated in the
westerly part of the town of Northboro', about
one mile and half from the Meeting House,
containing $50 acres Of as good and as easily
cultivated Land as can be found in the County
well well proportional into Moving, Pasturing,
IIilage, and Wood Land brook running di.
Irectly through it, and two aqueducts of water
IN good repair, one in the House and the other
at the Barn. The Moving and Pastures are
throughout well watered. The Buildings are
IN good repair and consist of a large House,
Barn 50 feet by 30, annually filed with HAY
and Grain, Sheds, Chaise Heuse, Cider Mill,
Granary, Wood House, &c.
The Farm will be sold and possession given
Immediately. The payment made easy for the
purchaser. For further particulars, inquire of
MARY BARTLETT, occupant LEWIS
MUNROE, Boston; or CYRUS GALE, ESQ,
Northboro' March
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
By HIS ErceIlemcy, LEVI LINCOLN, Gover-
nor Of the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
A PROCLAMATION

For day Of Public Fasting, Humiliation. and
Prayer.
With the advice aud consent of the Executive
Council, appoint THURSDAY, the seventh of April
merit to be observed as a day of FASTING and
PRAYER, throughout this Commonwealth. And 7
invite the People of every Religious Denomination.
publicly and unitedly, to consecrate the occasion
to the homage and worship of Almighty God; and
BY penitence for Sin, and application for Mercy
through faith in the Mission and Ministry of their
Forgiveness and Favor.
May we on this day, give to the past a faithful
review, and to our obligations and duties in the
future, serious meditation Instructed in our indi
Vldual responsibilities and immortal destiny NAV
we, by faithful determination, be made sens;ble
OF our defects and ransgressions and BY the solemn
offices Of humble and contrite acknowledgment in
which we engage, be brought to personal repen
tence and amendment. May God grant. that this
shall be day of Humiliation, also, for the Sins nj
our Land-That we may lament the vices and
crimes which reproach the Community that ali
measures ofpublic wrong injustice and oppression.
may be arrested, the unhalowed passions and law
less ambition of men may be rebuked the strife of
selhshness and party violence may cease, and the
pure Influences of knowledge and virtue, the love
vi oroer oil civil and religious liberty and of coun-
try may universally prevail
And more especially impressed at the nneriro
season OF the year, with a sense of dependence
upon the Bounties of Divine Providence. NAV our
Prayer to God be, that He would bless the Seed
Tune, and make fruitful the Harvest, and preserve
Inc Health of the People-that He, who rules the
T raulons' would protect and prosper Beloved
that the Councils and Administration Of The Ger
eral and State Governments may be directed nv
wisdom and patriotism that our Union NAV ~
lnyiolable; the equal rights and privileges Of Tie
Citizens respected, and the Institutions which have
preserved US Free, and made us Happy Peorle
may continue to be enjoyment, aad the uniro''
paired inheritance of Posterty. '''''-
And may our Sympathes for the oppressed Of all
Nations mingle with our Devotions. and ascend IN
aspirations to the Throne of Grace for the deiV.
erance of the Enslaved, and the diffusion of The
blessings Of Civil and Religious Liberty. Order
and good Government among every people.
Given at the Council Chamber, in Boston. tb;.
first day Of March, In the Year of our Tor
one Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty One
and the Fifty-Eifth Of the independence Of IL,
United States of America.
LEVI LINCOLN.
by His Excellency, the Governor, with the nd
vice and consent of the Council
EDWARD D. BANGS, Secretarg.
God Sooe the Commonwealth of Massnchusettst
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
I|aI PHI D. i ERS
q Yi{YEE15f<1

For The removal and cure Of variets of OBJ
stsnate and ambiguous diseases, to wit !;
Chronic Diseases Of the Liuer; as Jaun-
dice, and other Bitiary DISTRACTIONS
Chronic Observation-Disclosures Diseases
Of the Skin, Stomach, rc.-SchrophuIn-
Superficial and Deep-Seated Ulce5ations--
.Me i :4tectaons-a Renovator of The,
Ritlated Euids Of the Body, especially the
Blood, and, IN fact, a Regenerator of Ema-
GATED and Broken Constitutions.
7 ME reputation of this medicine is a.
FL well established in various sections of coun.
try IN winch 1t has been used that it is unneces.
sary TO make any commendatory remarks on the
subject. "" '"e
CREDENTIALS
he following opinion of. DIR. Goldman, late Pro-
lessor OF Anatomy and Physiology in the Medical
college, New York, sc. &c. carries with II de-.
served weight in regard to the superior effects of
the :frcanum, in ambiguous diseases.
my knowledge of the properties and operation
OF the ".7rcan"m Of DR.. Phelps" justify me in
saying that 1t IS tar superior TO any deDuratiye
syrup with which am acquainted In the most
obstinate and ambiguous Diseases it displays effects
peculiarly surprising. In those affections that re
s'st tue skill OF the physician, such as rheumatism.
Syphills, scroua, liberation, and diseases of the
SKIN, &c. would recommend il as worthy of great
commence JOHN ID. GOODMAN, M. ID.
Philadelphia, Nov. 81, $780,"
For several years have been excessively dis.
eased with Scrctuia, having extensive and dee n
alterations on each side of my neck, which resisted
the most popular medical treatment in the CITY. I
have likewise been subject 10 frequent attacks nj
epilepsy, even as often as every day or two, the fits
lasting sometimes half an hour, leaving me in dis.
tressngly debilitated condition. applied for al
mission to the .'fassachusetts General HosbitaL
where was received, and for three months sub.
mittedto the treatment of the attending nhv
and was finally discharged as incurajie : i them
appliedt to DIR. PHELPS, who commenced con".D,
ofdepeton and the use of the ARcANUM. and aIter
few G months application of these means, am On
nrely Tree from every vestage of disease wbateyer.
These are truths beyond the power ofreGu,a,;on.
Boston, Jan. So, 1929. Moses French. Jr.''
81 Numerous other evidences ofgreat RESPECT.
aointy gccomba"y The Medicine, and viii be sio1v,l
on APPLICATION 10 JANIS GREEN & Co. Auotheca.
ries,, Worcester wh0 have The article Ior sale al
"""e'"c ana fetdH. eoty Dee 8
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For Sale or TO be Let.

VENHAT valuable FARM, formerly owned
IA by the late Lieut.. WIN. MuzzY, situated
two miles west Of Hubbardston Meeting House,
on the old County road leading from Temple.
ton to Worcester. Said Farm contains 26O
acres OF excellent Land, suitably proportioned
into Moving, Tillago, Pasturing, and Wood
Land, well enclosed and separated into conve-
nient lots, with stone wall with large two
story House, well calculated for two families
two Barns. one 20 by 80, the other 80 feet
square, with convenient Out Buildings, all in
good repair.
Also, an out Lot, containing 80 acres Of
Meadow. For further particulars, inquire of
Col. WARNER KINDS, or of the subscriber
on Inc premises. Possession given the first of
April. AUGUSTUS WHEELER
Hubbardston, March 2
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T II Farm for Sale,

SIIUATED in the northerly part of North
~ boro, containing about 200 acres of Land,
well proportiened as 10 Moving, Pasturinp
illlage and Wood Land, with decent Buildings
thereon. The subscriber will sell part of the
above Farm, together with the Buildings, if
there is more Land in the whole Farm than is
wanted, and the residue in lots to suit purchas-
ers. credit will be given if wanted For
further particulars, reference is made to Hon.
JOSEPH DAVIS of Northboro', Capt PREKTIs
KEYEs, living near the premises, or the sub
scriber in Templeton.
JAN 5. IF JOSEPH DAVIS. Jr.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
ANDERSO.N'S
COUGH DROPS

Price reduced to rs and 49, cts. per bottle.
flames GREEN & co. offor for colo =,
~ their Store, opposite the Centre School
House, on Main street,-Andersons Cough
Drops and Pectoral Powders, which tbev c5n
assure the public are Of a genuine quaIiIy and
as prepared by James Meuen &, Co., which cir.
cumstance is mentioned as there are snnrons
articles in imitation of the genuine one. in mar.
kct. ep2mco2m Jan 10
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DIED..

Ter. y 'i'e
In Cumberland County, (Ky.) Dec. 81, il beino
the anniversary ofthe 9th year of his age, Robert
Garnett, leaving behind him upwards Of 200 do.
scendants. At the age of SO, he distributed
amongst his children his property, and removed
from his farm on Rapid Ann and Robertson Rivers
Culpepper County, (ya.l on which he had lived
lor % years, and went to Kentucky to spend the
remainder Of his days with his children.
many years one Of the most eloouent pr6c or,,n.a
ana ana, ardent defenders Of liberty in France. His
ue@th was supposed to have been fastened nv HE
anxiety ior the public safety aad welfare, ''''
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
Derter's Chlorine Lozenges.

TENHESE Lozenges are composed of the
IL greatest antiseptics yet known to the med.
ical world; they have long been in use in
France as purifier of the breath arising etber
from dscayed teeth, indigestion, SMOKING al
cigars, or any other cause. v
" For sale by EDWARD LAMB, Wor.
eesteT. If FIJI o
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FOR SALE.

"A LOT, containing 30 acres of first rate
IA Land, on which is a suitable place for a
1annery, situated little out of the business
part OF the village in Worcester. Perhaps
there th is no place in New England where a
Tanner could locate himself to SO good advar.
tage, as there is no establishment of the kind
within five or six miles
Also, % acres of Pasture and Wood Land,
near the above
OF Inquire of Messfs NEWTON g. LINCOLN.
or OF EPHRAIM MOWER
Worcester Feb %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
CERTTFTCA TIES

Boston, Oct 10, 1S30.-This certifes TO whom
IL may concern, that Patterns Pile EIectuary and
Ointment has recently performed some Of The
most remarkable cures which have ever come to
my knowledge. For many years Mrs. Dexter
has suffered with the piles N ore than any person
probably in this City and it was not Ia the power
Of several emnont Physicians 10 help her. She
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
o. THE TOOTH ACHE.

This agonizing disorder is cured in its most
painful stages, by one of the most simple as well
as powerful remedies known in modern practice,
The Canbrian Tooth Ache Pills afford instant
relief, without inctng the slightest injury ON the
teeth. They are applied externally TO the parts
affected, with the greatest ease and expedition,
and generally operate as a soothing lenitive 10 the
suffering patient. Price so cents box.
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NOTICE.

NTLL be sold at Public Auction. on TUEs-
w DAY, the 18th of March, (unless pre-.
viously disposed of at private sale,) about -
acres of excellent Land, with House and
Barn thereon, situated about one fourth of a
mile from Berlin Meeting House. For further
particulars, inquire of JAMES GODDARD.
OF said Berlin, or of the present occupant.
WILLIAM A. HOWE.
Berlin, March 9. #o,y
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NOTICE.

THNHE subscriber informs the public TIM, be
IL has taken the FUR.NACE formerly ocon,
pied by SUMNER SMITH, (mea- Elijah BurbauL,,
Paper Mlis,) which he will keep in ceNsr VT
BLAST, with determination TO give satisfaction
to Machinists and all others who may favor him
with their custom Patterns may be had at tbe
Furnace, or made TO order at short notice,
u Orders will receive immediate attent;on
and may be left at The Store of d. HEywoop'
JOEL WEBER.
Worcerter, Jan. H. ,c
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Real Estate for Sale.

FHTO be sold at Public Vendue, at the house
Il of Edah Baldwin, in Fitehburg, on the
18th day Of March neat, at nine o'clock before
noon, the Real Estate of DAVID BALDWIN,
late of Fitchburg, deceased, for the benefit of
the heirs and for the payment of his debts and
charges The Estate is situated in the south.
westerly part of said Fitchburg, consisting of
about % acres of Pasturing, a acres of Mead
ow, and 2l0 acres of Homestead Farm, all of
which is valuable Land, well watered, with a
large quantity of Wood and Timber thereon,
and two Dwelling Houses and other Out Build
ings on the same. The Homestead is well sit
uated to make two Farms, and will be sold to-
gether or by dividing, as best suits the pur-
chaser. Conditions made known at time Of
sale. SAMUEL, SMITH, admir-
Fitchburg, Feb 81, 1881 20
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FOR SALE.

A PLEASANT SITU.4TTONiu
IIsRhiN N the southwesterly part Of Sut-
aa6 ton, two miles from the Centre
:. ---ssa- Meeting House, on the Mendon
Road, so called, consisting Of about one and a
nall acres of Jfrst-rate Land, and an excellent
Orchard and other fruit trees on the same; a
good two-story Dwelling House, Mechanic
shop, Barn, and other Out Buildings, all in
good repair. Also, 9 acres of excellent Nov.
ing and Pasturing Land, with Barn on the
same, within half a mile of the above Situation.
VI The above will be sold together or sep
arately, on the most reasonable terms. AppIv
TO the subscriber
NATHAN HUBBARD.
Sutton, Feb 9. 9w
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Feb. 81. 1884.
TO The Widow and Heirs of JONATHAN WHITE.
late Of Spencer in said County, deceased and to
all others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear(if You
= see ft) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the, first
Tuesday in April next, at ten of the clock,
before noon, to show cause why the Administra.
tor on said Estate should not be authorized "a
sell 50 much Of said deceaseds Real Estate as will
raise the sum Of $500, 90 for the payment nf
debts and charges; and you will be heard thereon.
S* NATH'L. PAINE, J. Pro1.
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TO BE LET.

WORCESTER, IS. Feb. 8, 1881.
FNHAKEN on Execution and will be sold at
IL Public Vendue, at the Store of Hiram
Wadsworth in Barre, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of MGrch'neTt, at two Of the clock, p NJ, all
the Right in Equity which SILAS KNIGHT,
JR.. has to redeem the following mortgaged
Real Estate, viz; the Farm on which he now
lives, situated about two and half miles west
ery of Oakham Meeting House, containing
about seventy-four acres Of Land with the Build
ings thereon. Also, one other tract of Land,
situated in the easterly part of said Oakham,
containing about fourteen acres of Land, and
bounded northorly by the turnpike, leading
from Oakham TO Rutland easterly on the town
line, southerly by land of James Allen, westerly
by county road leading to North Brookfeld.
SETH HOLDEN, D. Sheriff,