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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22

a letter from gentleman in Paris to 4 friend in
Philadelphia dated the st of February, says, 'Fhc
great news Of to-day is, that the Duke Of Nomours
Second son of the lSng of France, has been chosen
King of Belgium; and this, it Is believed, will cause
q war. It is not yet known what England will do
but it is certain that she is armng ships of war In
France the troops are all marching All those of Pa
ris and its neighbourhood to set OF in two days;
so that we shall have none left but the National
Guard"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22

u We are requested u say, that NEeroR DA-
us, Esq will be candidate for Hanover County al
the next election.
a mill for the extraction of Oil from cotton seed,
~ in successful opgration at petersburg Va.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22

On motion Of Mr Norris, the House again resolved
itself into committee of the whole, MI Eppes in the
Chair, and resumed the consideration of the General
Election Law, not yesterday concluded
After various amendments offered and discuss
ed, the committee reported the bill to the House
which was ordered to be engrossed for third reading
After which the House ad1ourued
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22

informed writer's Of the Goth and 31st Of January and
LIST February, in which the luctuatng rumours Of
the moment are mentioned. AL accounts concur in
stating that inevitable. though it may be
put of for u short tme.--Con. .4dU.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22

authority that SIR James Mcintosh will probably sue
coed Mr.. Vaughp Minister from Great Britain TO
this country The mission Of this distinguished man
will be most gratifying many accounts and cspc-
cialy to the intelligent citizens Of America, whose
curiosity will be gratied by intercourse with one
whose writings have long commanded their respect
and admiration, and whose pubic career in varl-
Gus Offices and in the House Of Commons has been
upright a nd elnincnty useful Com. ,4d0.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22

u>5' Mr. Irwin (mcnlber of Congrcssl has been APP
pointed Judge of the Western District of Pennsylva
mia by the President, in place of Judge Wilkins, cleo
Ted to the Senate of the u. States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

[ alhor5, a. IN arie.1 Mr. Crav ieta. lie haf
be-. or psr,ir.lsr guide aud ffs"d N the
lofsarr espscnf "a 4 Dor. ~ g. later a. y
patron, aud rsery considerations Of gfAfpae
sad r.speci has impsllcd Us 70 ihi. unds''
ling, doulfess - 70 med 9Th zrs' ft"a'y
h You'd ne ,e'hiy viii the sindieasob 81 nis
,laodsfsd character desarv d. lie is 80 o.
man. an u srly mofn OF ~ the ssfvic 81 h''
coa Try. lie nal tersIly tnprd. nat 'bopsh
- hal car. - inlo a.. Tslretssn ~ aU.hins =
III. wealth ofofi,e lie lad sunk f9o'u The cafes
al The world. fIrh ~ The 1T IA of gtai"ful
n.otIr ~ thus consolation an siiemp' has
l,r,n ,aale 10 rob hnu, anl the man ~ o has ~
sen se.f- nnissd, IRON obs nrfy. unaiied by ths
f,fer OF fifinDa or the MI senee of family, 10
.saas OF the hiehrsi dntiuctt6nf oil bis e"gnIry,
amidst the niD.l toying seems Il opposiioa, 4
through which be passed "a mors tina ho-
man vntae, ). now standing before the Amer
can pepil opot charges which an unfal II ing
AceU,-r his IN thr lat lsn years, most ~sn-
tool, ,4r.iertsd hui which hive ayrr st been
spslaiaed b. the least particle II testimony
How lbnR this persecution ~ to continue -
mt Tor us 70 say, bnt NJ this much W are Ger
tain, sbosid ryeI Providence, Ia lie kindness
open The ewes ul hi. lion 10 the proper char
Aricf Of III. ealunniaior. and sink II 10 The est
male which jdslly btIoegs 10 a life VI lreaet,fy
and hypoer.sy. aud eet,-rny due 10 his late
dement's, he III happily ravs oatlIssd IN c.
pneiy 10 hjnte An honey man A. u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

NAsHiSGraH, May ..
THE PUBLIC MtkIISs,

THE PUBLIC MEklING,
Held last ~, mug nj the CITY Hal by the
friends of NJ. Cla) answered the highest
pectations of thota no inyued as val as Of
those who standod II. II was probably thu
most nnmstou. mrenHg Of n d.lbcra i've char.
act-r winch ever assembled Ia the city, even
wh.re tue objects have beeu free from larry
Distinctions. II was ndeej surprisingly large.
considering the great nombrIs II Of our q i
z,ns either III III public enpllyment, VIII
could not. therefore. he presen, however near
thy tn approved OF the object of the
,nr ting, ~nhoh dlHegar4ing every consi1
erafiun which prudence .ugg"sts. ~ 'hese days
of proscrl pton aud punishment OF political o.
pnion.
Mr.. Nathan Smith presided, asasted by
Me,,ts J B~nd,r aud Il. {. WeIshfm,u ; anu
Aessr.. Z, Force and George S"eeuy, acted
a. secr,tari s.-5eyeral resolulins were re-
per.ed by II committee. (of shich Gen. Walter
Jones was chaumau,) euinrmly torcible and
eloquent, aud were Hdopt1d with gent AZ
CLAUSE aud pnan.inity. Several gentlemen also
addressed tie meeting nj considerable length.
and W b oVstiol rfe t,and the ass ,nblage
not adjourn ,,ll sbou. 10 O'Clock a ugh.
N1i. h.
II is with no ordinary degree Of sdtsfaeiIon
ihat We annonuct IN the public the deorIon
which has bern pronounced by the tucail
ADift OF tllib - WITCH III lIlf Chbt OF VIC - Htu
States against Mr.. Noure, late H. gIs,e Of TIVE
Treasury. lhr apparent hatsa"ess of b
proceeding against Z i. venerable and rstimabl
tzen, Il ;, rjedms aim on an Office whlth
hs had woTlbLy o, cnpra snra the date OF us
appointment by q MA Washington, followed
up h, his public denounce'urnt as drianlter
ia office, and by the proce ding against him
by ihs unususl process Of warrhn, OF dsHfees,
had eIlittd a Large portion OF public sy mpht5y.
The ID stfItt Jnjs., nltrr toll exsmin itIon OF
the case, ~ snted aud ~ r?elnated an irlrne-
ton prphlbii,ng he Unieh States hom po-
cesing on ms warrant. lhls case was
brought by appeal ne part OF The Unrtrd
States TO tn Circuit Couti, and. alter iulI
argumen', t1tendiIg through two entue doys,
the decision hss been afirmcb hy the unan..
nous dec,,on Of thu count. II Ii to be hoped
that the ,urtier VII now DO Considered as at
resl--iost NJ. Mouse Will he hrId no longer
rs q drtduIler, has been heretofore pre-
tended. Outas having al fqnhhble and TIM
clam, nov sustained throngn by the
J,dgmcnt at tWo coutis. to the amount OF
aboo, Si 900 against the Government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
From The .Ftw YORK Commer6iai advertiser.
REMAiihABLE PuENO 4ENA IN NAlU.
RAJ E!IoIOk


Copy Of a letter TO DR.. S l.. NJ. at Mar York
HA-H'NGrr N, Aprn %, 1891.
Dear Sir Knowing your love for IN .nlal ms.
tort, have To tn!orm you ih,t four reusrha-
bly, tat rats "rre seen lew lays ago making
their way out OF cue OF the pabic buildings
which has been reported fallin, for some line.
You, SIR, am awarr, are too old TO be toll ibs
buck hDa' cakes may be flied on \ grijdle, or
that TIL Icy puans worshiPppd a God with a
Sleeps mead, called Anmon Cho1phis, BuI
what l'arnei sIr, ate voa prepared TO say OF
Tour rats with INNS head' on Their shoulder, ?
Iacred''de $ ms ls, II Is TACT. An Old gem
femar u ins pace, who the fist 10 AZ.
tnem, has s.p,n TO it before y Jushcr OF the
z ace. No on 30 lbt. MS vefac,t, On tins sui.
ipct, far ever S'nGP he came to resI3e among
US, he ha, passed Tor q yeIy SIM lie oh mAn
lie states, thai nua OF hem, nth n bali heaa
took ,ae road l. n iark wish therefore
ypn would take tnr trouble To SCI Que Of Cal
h"nn pa'fnt rat traps ut PuWle's Hook, with
a gOau mi al Albany Drich cheese, aud il 10
~ pr Dahle you NAV catch this nan rstnud
~ mn o"t what nus he brunss TO.
b - obisang as 10 inform me wh,ther Won
hud N ihr history OF any nation, tina noon,a o.
us creatures OF his kInd have been wvr,t,t.
80, slpae me period of The Egg ptIanI. III,
placed the heads ut tner sacred animals on t,e
rats bearing the semb ance Ui the human race
Oar friidns, who are not Tar ads ancrd in c,r,l.
zdtion, ssume The beaver, the wolf, the b.,,
~, &c, as he buJses OF their Tribes bul H.,
not DEGRADE themselves by worshppilg ,hrm.
! have consulted great many historians m
v"if on thu. mead perhaps you may iud sam, j..
hing TO the pouI IN the Records ol the Inn
many Society.
II 10 also s.ry remarkable fact, and wor.
my your profound aUentlun as "A na.ursli.,
that lhs old gentleman before alluded 10. h,d
his nerves so extremely aHec cd by tins unsx.
p.c'ed sight, tbat he too mas rats tail otoy-
'"g hshiol hi.n, anI ~h never he stirs fro,,
his char, II always points ~ the western co,,,.
ny. MS thought was preparing TO move IN ina,
direction.
IN" " an age,sr Of physical and moral
"onis1s. Mpn !. Asserting the dis,i,v nj 49,,
n"t!te ~ Europe, ~ governing M. Guyer,,.r
oeseefal ms ch6icnes, and rayns to the nroun5
the RESIDENCES Of the Ministers OF Il. ip,op
WAS AMY wight IS asse' ting The d,en,iy q,
htr sex,oy trying to ro'e ma" aspiraIlonsai.
Yer p"'ircubhty are every where. Wuhus
rats are se"ins mems heads, and the vood s.,,.',
OF old gent'emen Is settling Down ,nlo tnsi,
tails. ''"
lhdyou, learned sir, may ever m,io o,a
Oh tne brigntesl beacons Gf the march of ,,,ni
Is the respectful VISA OF your sdmirpr aud CO.
want. n y n RuCt",s s''-
Ntm York Post Office. From the l., ..
apfh to tue Isl OF May Jorty-ipo Mou,ana shin
'e'e'' nave eeen received a, the Post.Otio. N
ms CITY. NS :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
NV ioxK Ma, {

NEW fohk, May =.
Latea from CaHhagena.- ne brig Aledlna
arrived hele yestttday rom CaiIhageua.
winch place she iel on the I'd ul,imo. " =
learn by her, thai the torres sent b, General
hoalllld on thc ETA of February, CONSISTING
OF ab"it 100 regulars, undrr he Command III
uin' LhCqhe, ani 90 militia commanded by
N'i1nei aiaruu,) % oqneil tnc rev oiuiunaiy
movements Ia bhranqullii and Suedad sue.
'@'ued without muth difficulty IA thec,Ine
'ad' ooJrci; but thai Imnediat ly afterwards.
ur"eIa La, qIr WIN his tesulars, declsred
"gaihSt Monii ia, made ColJnH Alat,iO prison.
~ Hah compelled, oy tareats, the mill ia to
1iI INN IN Inc attack he threatened on Car
.hagena; hr h ii a1>aucedlo wttnn thra.
leagues OF tnat piace,Ard Gu, uh all the supplies
from The interior. Mou'ia was " Ia abou, 200
regular troops IN Cartnagena, dependent tor
ms s'pPhe' 90 arrivals ey s-a.-An armed
schooner, the ilia, aud two qua boats, VIII ch
nah been despatched from Cnrihageoa by
'oh"ha, hau also declared against hun and IN
FAVOR vi Lucqu.. In. schooner afterwards
s'"ou III . ooLH-C aica ahd nrrd some shJIs m
~ 'ie 'ot o"t was specially CON, .e.led 10y the
hfe o. 'ha II 10 maui M la upAny with
me Two gun boats they searched all vessels
oouhd !" and leaving the I,uit, aud one of the
qua Ohats, having detained Blush schooner
rem hinsSon, jamaica Brush higate /, ing
" ~ "sS"', '"'he"Ih'eiy go' under weigH,
noe r"tfu Tue schooner aud brought tue gun
h"at INTO Carihasena. Both NIoDtIla and
Lucque "eie iavvrite offers OF Gen. BOLIVAR
aud u would seem that tue desire OF me on.
10 agsrahd'ze himself at the expeae OF Tue
o'he', Can alone a,tuAie ihem Ia ,heIr pr.
sent ostlIiies. Dreadful indeed, must tne
s""a non oi he communhy be without COVER
meht or mead TO restrain tn Violence aud
sapacny OF military chiefs who seem nsepsi-
Die to Tue duties lney owe their country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

Slo,0l2 552 20


Brush Gwny The C0bgebs--The recent Lee
gi,laturr Of thr stale Of Nalne passed law
for The abolition Of imprisonment Of honest debt
ors for debt. Let the good work go on It's
the march of true civilization, ". Y. Eng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
Extract from huer ofMe Washington Cores

lErtract from ieher ojhc Washington Cores
prudent q he journal u Commerce.
One CHAPTER Is still wanting la u Cures
Pond nee. 10 cumpiets " HE bo0k,' ana | am
somewha snrP'lzeh II has not beea produced
Ia ordtr That The public shouid vaders and ay :
y phrase eff baces AIR diplomacy. Wh,
nave not 10 communications OF The Rev, ".
Ezra tyles Eh, he srtais nment aud def nee
OF the Rev. John \. Cam b,i 10 pre- sence oi
tie Cahn't, as vel ss tits communications II, :
tween the Secretary ot War an,l the firm a. W.
comp omIsing PaymasteT Grntral all ia 1929,
been braus"t before the whole cnpmunii,
that all thugs might lie July re.e led There
Is no TAR dealing with The people when sin
eio a'tcle IN, The book" Is concealed.
have not Yet glanced at The half of the matter 5
which time VIII urfoi :, with such evidences ~,
shall satisfy he doubling aud conliJmg Amer :
can prorl', that some oil their h,gh public irus-
tees nave been engaged 10 thu niosi scaudaious
combinations and nnirgues,aff cling their own
concerns wb,!e d'gnny Of the governmen
va" "onor OF 'hr coun ry, have been most
shsmefully compromised
l hau nored, that the A tnrney General wa,
not to be included IN The recent reform. as /
supposed every one feckoned him free from Ia,
objections Of Inability aud Official deficiency !;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

-Four Twin children Dom Al birth, now
seven years oid, are announced 10 appear GA
Ihufsdhy at The Oh smut Theatre. Two 6ovs
ami two s'rl'. II The mother Is as dramatic "a
sue Is PIoidhc, ste vii suon bu surrounded Inv
dfd1IdhS peTSon@ ui her avn. (N. Y. Euq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

Remark on Ire lucid expose al Ill. Van
Buren,, aud the motives o his resignation
- Many year. ago, OF course lnag before cold
water associations were dreamed o., Mr.
cAI..e ma ihr city, upon a warm suutmeI's
das. lie drank very freely Of punch, aud on
hi. r.fur1i found = iinpos.ibls 10 81 siaady on
hi. ho,ss. - ons OF ms reei'ags lie Loaf bi,
bAlaner, BIT, ny cinging 10 the name ~ his
nurse, he brBs" his fall, md came upon his feet
4 lad WHO was IN company. asked him What
be got off ffe' "On, sad he, | only gut of 10
gel on better lNtdHesez Gdsetfe.
Mr. RossELL, late Secretary of State in
M.ine, recently pIlied TO the Leg,sla iurs for
an allowance lpr SOM extra services, and ~as
pni u A. on the gepund that there were eros OF
grammar in HI. official winnings Whai would
he tie fate OF Gen. Ear # tins value oil his
services were tesied by ms rule
cot9nis1ion Society.-By a letter from
friend IN LeEmgion we learn thai the Ladies
iG,re have formed a Colonization Society
who,e object i, 10 raise money IA Kentucky 10
send a cargo of Kentucky 6oysto Liberia neri
faH Thry have very high hopes that tley
vii be auie TO accomplish this obi ct.
From the Ntu York .NercqniHe fduerfiser
From The lst January 10 3lst DecemOer 1880
inclusive, tn amou nj Of duties secured at our
Custom House, was Sl5,0l2, 552 20, exceeding
by nearly 'wo million. the revenue collected
here 10 lS29-namey LIST quarter, Jan. to
March. inclusive, S2,2S7 ,O45 90
ID quarter, April TO June. 4.o19.473 IA
Sd quarter, ,ly 10 September, 4,7Sl, l25 80
4lh quarter, oct. 10 December, 4,934, 300 VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12
From The NIiiondi Hi,Mgenesy.

We copy. from the Government paper oil
yesterday the following annuncn 10 D., nc.
" he PosTMA TEN GEEERAL goes 10 PHIla>
dolphin, where M VIII remain a te~ days with
his son, whom he IS aholt 10 place under the
car. Of the Pn) sicians thele Ma OF Law.
makes 10 irney on public business TO that
place. Mr.. kENDALL, the Fonlth Auditor, has
leave OF absence Tor month, and miends taxi
Jog his lamily 10 see his aged parents IN Mat-
,aohu.ets. Wi not hi, fill the opposition
prinrs with alarm ~ r, laiion 10 h. conduct OF
the pnblic concerns H0W WH Inc president
possibly get along under suea 4. PePipnhon, tS'
pccia'ig ne has MOI get brought hs HeW Ia
6uIei d1Oui h,m We trus' our opponpn.s
will bnd some relief in their anInties from the
same considerations which snggetcd them.
selves 20 an homes Pennsy ivantan y bo came to
this city 10 the midst OF the hobhuo about I've
dissolution OF The Cabinet: WHAT (sliJ II
gentleman 10 hmi,) what val thy thlCk Of his
business III Pennsylvania VIII n not produce
great CO sitrnation there !" " Mt at nj -
not al all (replIed the orthy mln from Mi
d., } the ptople OF Prnns,l, ANA Know tnai
with jtio good clerks 'h'n President can
anage b. puhlic business as w,ll Wtth0ni, GS
ruth q Cabinet.
Upon our word, hardly know when
III site aamIr. the 1lGittHe vi the que, ton
which the 9th ,aI haspo, now the President
can possibly get along "nnuut the assistance ot
Mnjor LEWIS and Nj. kENpALI, Oh tue uoyeliy
Of the ayuwal that Hes s are oi no use To De.
paitments worthy pst'Iot, We ,smemotr,
now no NOR, who was dissatisfied with some
OF the Heads vi Departments during tue late
war, gave at a foarih oi July dinner IN this
ciiy, as toast, III, sentiment, Heads 10 De
pdrtmenis." The Official paper OF the Govern
uieni, however, has found the rae ieaatag, at
the present day 10 be" Head OFF Dtpdrt-
mthts.' we do not ourselves very we @nuw
10 winch Of these readingN, at he present m"-
IN NJ, to give the preference. We cont SIS,
however, that cur lIttl- exper fence induces
rs 10 incline 10 the supros on tina, head, OF
SOM sort OF oiher, is nects ssry to Depart.
m NJ, eve" # IT be Gas Ne ho e II never Will Ot)
u bi0tk-head.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

Mem York Post Office. From the Is, If
apfd 10 tue Is, OF May Joriy-fpo thousand shin
letters have been received a. the Po..Of;,. -
his CITY. H's III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

hn, . understand ,a-Iay tia, ~ u,s,'hslied
si.b tn esbiuei /" proper, snJ must retirs, IN
order thai no insidinus reflection may rest up
~ the faYarne nsmBefs--Yia hafet Bni pa
Ton. a. tir. Barr ia sfnpossd % be ins ei-
ecptian ia the Csasue, " grs.er,' h. - % be
pni dawn q. anat - the I'abinai improper ;
aud his fYs late associates 81 constiuf" the nj
Of the Csbintt ptepsr' -. fnys,'ea urn
n,if i ysdously interpreted among ~ SOM
res diving I INTO ertbmetesl s.n~ fractional.
and others vulgar aoaly,Is, hat | raihe' suspect
ihr President has sou" ELI. 9" hat mysF'y
which makes oue rnau OF utns tailor, and mar
ondescendei 10 esteem four sef etdfiPs AMI
The Attorney General of,sr Uniied STATES eqri.
yalen to one man IN tine Cabinet.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-20
| IRON, STEEL, g. MILLS.


| FHNdE subscribers have received, and are
e now receiving, a 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; S tons
best Banks Il. B. Iron, round and square S
tons American Iron, round and fiat tons
Horse Nail Rods, Selected iron) 10 tons Rods,
Shapes and Plates; tons Axle, Plough, Bar,
and sledge Moulds 2 tons Am s. Eng Hoop
Iron, from u to ] inch wide; ton Eng. Sheet
Iron.
STEEL.-2 tons Swedes Steel II tons Cast
Steel, Hat, square, and round Shear Steel !;
2 tons Steel Plated Sleigh Shoes; II tons Ger
man Steel; ] ton best (L) E. B. Steel
N8{LSr-3tons Nails and Spikes, of all sizes,
from Newton and Fail River Factories, which
will be sold by the cask on better terms than
can be bought elsewhere in this place.
Z, 4tso,-Darby'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, 1831-04-20
Female Seminary, Br0OkfeId.

TWVHE next term will begin on WEDNESDAY,
the 4th of Nay, and continue % weeks
Al the end Of eleven weeks, there will be a re-
cess of three days. Miss Fl. CooLEr. Of Gran
vile, Mass, has been appointed Preceptress,
and Miss Serbia BACON of Rochester, N. T.,
associate Preceptress of the Institution. They
are well known and highly esteemed teachers
of youth. They have signi6ed their accep;;
lance of the appointment. A distinguished
teacher of Music is also engaged. instruction
will be given in all the branches OF Education
usually taught in similar institutions; PAINT
ING, Music, the LATIN and FRENCH LANGUAG-
Es, will also be taught The Seminary is di-
vided into three departments: The preparato-
~ or junior department, tuition i2 per quarter,
addition to the above, So; French, SO; Mu-
sic, $40. The ornamental branches can be
studied in connection with all or any part Of
the usual exercises of the Seminary, or entirely
separate from them. Board can be obtained in
respectable families for s. so to LIS, per week
BY order Of the Trustees.
A. NEWELL, Secretary.
Bronkfield. March 90. 6w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-20
Mill STaGE

FROM WORCESTER TO BARRE,
Where Il intersects and exchanges Passen-
gers Uith the Mail Stages from Boston 10
ALBANY.
II EAVES Stockwell's Central Hotel, at
- Worcester, every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday morning, at o'clock, and arrives at
Greenfield at 6, P M. and Amherst at 5, P M.
same days.
Leaves Greenfield and Amherst Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 2, A. M, for AL
bany and Worcester, and arrives at Albany, e.,
p M. and Worcester, 2, P. NJ, same days. AT
Worcester this Line intersects Stage to Prov
idence which leaves Stockwelrs every Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday morning, and ar.
rives at Providence same day afternoon and
leaves Providence every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday morning, and meets the Stage from
Greenfield at Worcester same day afternoon.
Said Stage from Providence to Albany passes
through Pawtucket, Cumberland, Mendon, Up
ton, Grafton, Worcester, Holden, Rutland,
Barre, Petersham New Salem, Montague,
Deerfeld, Greenfield, Plainfeld, Lanesborough
Troy, &c, to Albany. April 6.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-20
FEMALE SCHOOL.

RWISs s. EATON respectfully informs her
School for Young Ladies in the Village at Fra
mingham, will be resumed on WEDNESDAY, tht
goth of Apra. One of her sisters, now at the
South, will be associated with her in the estab
lishment. The elementary and solid branches
usually embraced in the course of Female Ed
ucatlon will be taught, and no pains be spared
in cutivating the minds, the. morals, and the
manners of their pupils. A few young Ladies
can be accommodated with board, under the
immediate care of their lnstructresses. TUT
ton 81 and So per term. Board from 81 so tc
200 per week. SUSAN EATON.
Framinoham April G.
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Painted Floor Cloths.

VHNHE New England Painted Floor Cloth
IL Company at Roxbury, manufacture and
have constantly on hand carpets of the above
description, Of every variety of quality and
figure. The subscribers have been appointed
agents of said company for this vicinity. Per
sons wishing to procure this article may have
an opportunity of examining variety Of pat
terms, and we will furnish the cloths at our
Store to any order upon the same terms as at
the mandatory.
N. B. The above article is superior in point
of durability to any thing in the carpet line.
SWAN & WILLIAMS.
Worcester April g. If
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NOTICE.

ENHE public are respectfully informed Miss
ID CAsrERA will resume her SCHOOL in
NorthbOroagh, on MONDAY, the 25th of April
Young Ladioa win be instructed in the follow
ing branches: Reading, Writing, Arithmetic
Grammar, Geography, History, Philosophy
Astronomy, Rhetoric, Botany, and Compost
ton, together with plain and ornamental Nee.
die Work. Lessons in French and Drawing
will also be given.
Lectures will be delivered upon Natural His
tory once a week by the Rev. MIR. Allen, TUT
ton from 80 to 81 per quarter. Apply at Mr.
JAcoB PiERcE's, Marlborough
April l3 4w&