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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

tie caiumns invented by Pes, the ORR
sinal author Of the project, that Boil
var s,i,asd s1kehe estabishnene of a
monarchy. This Vas the second time
Paez had made the same attempt. The
first was in lS26, when he sent the cell
hrated Gnzman; his actual minister Of
state, to Lima. for that express pur
pose. Hiscxcellency's refusal on that
occasion. n,ainly contributed to the
first -abiiion of Paez in the same year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

II ksse s1ens psrziet<d - corr
III .fpilo~ing letter addressed to The
Secre<zry Of the Navy, on the subject
of tie exploring expedition:
s--~ vslPAnAIso, 18th Sept. 1880.
SxR: Three scamen who left the
'sGuling tsig SerzPP, Capt. benjamin
Pendlcton Of Stenington, arrived here
<his. .osnine, from the Island Of St.
Mary's. . Iittie soath Of Conception.
report that the Brig 4AnDawan, Cap
tain Palmer, on board Of which Mr..
Reynolds and other scientific gentle
men were employed on the double OBJ
iect ofexploring and skinning, was II
The Island they came from, having been
obliged to abandon the idea of making
any discoveries, in consequence Of the
Aificulty ofkeeping the crew in order,
EIGHT Of whom left her near Pisco Oh
~ e.ss4 az PAsu, after she left this in
May last. They say Mr.. Reynolds
lapdedat Aruca on or about the 18th
Of July. Who, with Mr.. flamton Wat
soA e fGladelphia, intended to come
by land - this place. Mr.. Watson
cans cut a. an amateur in the scaling
bsix Seraph. ] feel satisfied Of their
perlcct safety, and am of opinion, the
world will derive more information
from the observations and researches
Of the sanguine, persevering DISPOSE
ton Of Mr.. Reynolds, than could be
expected, had the project by sea been
continued for the time to be devoted
to it. The Arancanian contFy is the
finesto Of South America, ai!ording fields
for tho philosopher and philanthroPist,
superior, perhaps, to any thing that
Mr.. Reynolds eouid meet with above
ground. In future ages it will be an
object Of the first importance; its ports
and capabilities render it to the ut
most value to maritime powers, the Hat
parts of its surface, like that Of the
Austrian Netherlands, its climate more
mild in winter, with a greater degree
of heat in summer, which are longer.
The failure ofthe Annawan is proof
that merchant vessels are totally u2Gt
for exploring, ships Of war Only o-c
calculated for service, requiring di,ci-
pline and good order. Those seas vii
soon swarm with runaway seamar,
who, for support. must become pira.cs;
upon which subject, ] will on asaotncr
occasion, take the liberty Of ofcr;re
You an opinion founded upon some ex-
pirience, having now the hcror to as,
sdre you Of the greatest respect. OF,
sir. your most faithful and obcdicat
servant,
MICHAEL HOG AN.
To the Hon. JOHN BR .NCI,
Secretary Of the Navy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

Stephen Gerard, Esq. was lately
knocked down, At the cosncr Of Second
and Martt stress, Philadelphia. BY
a codntry dearborne, the wheel Of
which Dacerated his head and cut his
ear and check. The injury however
did no. psove 10 be dangerou&
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

Senate, BY Mr.. 1)en1icks, instructing
the committee ON the post Office and
POS. roads to inquire into the e1pedien-
cs Of establishing q number Of POST
roads through this sts,e. among which
is orc from this town by Winchester.
Munccy Town. and Logan~port to Del.
NH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

OuIo ELEcr1oNs.-TnoN 40 EwrNe
has been elected a senator in congress,
in the room Of Jacob Burnet.
JOHN G.. WRlclIr has been elected
a judge Of the supreme court. And
MosEs n klRsY, secretary OF state.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

larRo.saEsro or C,ScrxxA
are informed by some gentlemen who
have made in person, the enumeration,
that upward, Of frc hundred houses have
been erected in this city within the
last year. Most Of these are suLs.on-
tini-Inany @. them splendid buildings.
Chron.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

WKLLSND CANAh-The schooner
Aurora, with wheat. ashes, and cheese,
arrived at the port Of Genessee, on the
I'D ult. II ID tAe first arrival at the
port tl,roagh'dSe Welland canal from
the Upper Iakcs.-B4D6so Republican.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

HOPE~A communication with the
above title, written by Clarion, in blank
verse came to hand too late. I, will
be attended to next week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

The Winchester virginian says,
that there are 3 students from various
parts Of the union, now attending at
Judge Tsckers law school.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08
RfcJhmeOaA Palladium.


The Rev. Samuel p. Magaw is ex-
pected 10 preach at the brick school
house tomorrow at III o clock.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

Co.. J,srs I: .x:l.rax.Jr. has been
lccsed Gose-Aef 9; Soisth e .Io1ma. :.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

FORElGN.-The Emporium and
True American Of the 2'th ult. con-
tains this brief Of foreign affairs:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
EDUCATION.

M ! schcOl witt be continued ,hc ensuing year.
IVA My c" ur'e of instruction vii compreh, al the
'r"ck aud Latin Ltncuagcs English Gtanmar.
-.'esh Composition, Gcrprs ply, with the use OF
Hal~ anu Gloh"s, Maih' mates aud All smrt,c.
ih' sch"'l vii commence Monday, ihc 2ith o
Jenuhry, 1881. and termlna un the lJ;h day ct De
mh"r following. Thcrr vii be n vacation of four
weeks. commencing on the lO;h day Of June. The
'h"r.r t'r b""t tuition, Washing, lodging and fuel
N'!l D. one hundrc, aud ten dul,ar, payable halt
IN the 1t Gay of juno, 1881 and the other half
hc lst at DcccG Der i,'ilOwiuy.
The discipline Of the school viii BE- rarcn al, aud
Is much cSTe aud kindness wall be oNoudcd to boys
cp"Utrd 10 my instruction ia ,Dy children.
Ny rcSlJcnce is rcunoc from the haunis of vice
,nt immortality, and remarkably heal hy. Its stua
ted IA ;hr county oil l.ou'sq. 20 miles from Richmond
and the li"e distance from Fredericksburg. Thc
stage icom fredericksburg To CaucrSville pisscs by
my r,S.dcUce. and ;hat rom E,rhmoud to Iiairisn
burg within Il short distance of 1t.
Letters Ia should be- directed "Car.ncr's =
Roads, Louisa" " y. NELSON, Jun'r
o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
/ - Er'.S
A - 4 -
CELEBRATED l.. FIGIILY IMPROVED
EAiyTTT.Y ~FF.ybFssyTEyTae,

y x ~ Z
4 BE ) AniI-Bi'l o1s Pi.'S admirably adapted to
Ed carry of aup-:hnyus hc, aud to prevent IFS
mo; cc sccr,i!ons iCca =, .aI 20 Cts. ,ri L,x, in
TN boxes
LEES Worn Lo2eogcs, = certain AMI powerful
remedy for destroying all kinds q worms Price 80
cents per box, il TN boxes.
LEE s Elixir. q certain ard cflcC;ual remedy fer
obstinate colds, coughs, weak soInachs, &c. Price
81 per bottle.
LEES Sovereign Ointment FIR the Itch, vibrant
cd to cure frcm application, free from mercury or
my perncious Ingredient. Price 271 cents per box
LEES genuine Persian Lotion, renders the skin
Gclicatcly soft and smooth, improves the cumplexion
Price so OTIS per bottle.
LEES Egscnce ard Extrecto Of Mustard. nm inraI
hbe remedy tor spratns bruises, rheumatism, numb
ness, &c Price $ per bottle.
LEES Lip Salvc. Prcc 30 CTS. per box
LEE Nervous Cordial, or Grand Restorative. n
most valuable medicine for great and general dcbIi
per bottle.
LEES hgue aud Fever Drops, warranted IN cure
taken according TO directions Price 10 cents Der
bottle.
LEES Indian Vegetable Specific. certain and ef
fcc,ual cure for vcIc5oa and gonorhoa. Price 81
each box and bottle
LEES Tooth hch Drops which rive immediate
relief Price 80 cts per bottle.
LEE > Tooth Powder, wiie. clsarsrs ard bc1u,i
hes the teeth. Price n cts. per Jot''e.
LEES Eye Wmcg, certain cure for sore eyes.
Price 80 cts .pcr bottle.
LEES Anodyne Elixir, for the cure Of head ocLcs
'ictSi per bottle.
LEES Corn Plaster, Tor removing and DESTROYING
CONS Price 30 cts. per packet. For sale By
nov d-'a" II G.. McNENARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

DEAR SI,-I beg leave to inform YOU that have been
Tor these scyra months affected with such violent rain,
IN hips. thighs and legs and swelling of tho thai
could not rest DAY nor night nothing that applied gaso
Any ro until neighbour of mine Informed of the India
Extract having pctionncd many cures, for a bpx.
wbich gave wonderful relief and by using boxes and
hali. am as well % ever was my life.
Son obcdicni mi. }. WEI. SII.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
COLLINS g. co.
Chemistry of the Arts.

CucmIStTy OF the ATS.
'kSHE Chemistry of the Arts; being
practical display of tho arts and manufactures,
which depend upon chemical principles with hume
rpus engravings: on the basis Of Grny's operative
chemist adapted to the United States; with trea,ises
on calico printing, bleaching, and other large uddi-
tions.
BY Arthur l.. Porter, Late Professor OF Chemistry
in the University Of VcrmOnt-Just published mud
for sale by J. II. NASH.
dec 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
Winter Goods.

- ONT, Gm!ll, and fancy striped blankets
81. 81, i0-i, Ill. l@-.i. aud l.i--i rose, do
some very superior, o. our importation
linr's back, and dark mkt kcrscys, for m".Jo
Dark striped inscy, for negro women
n large assoFimcul Of Grnicmcns TsytaH plaid
cumbcI aad plaid camGlct csoLhs
Do To 81 Ladies' crcassian, imitation Marine,
aud silk Ga
Rcd "anneis % every quality; so'aG Of our iupor
Iaii'r oi very superior quality
White do 90 do
Low priced da-l; mkt sat,incts
~ pcror Oxford, steel, cadet aud princes mis-, do
large assortment of cloths and cass;lacrs Of eve
r. colour and quality
For sale, very favorable terms. b.
T.. u l. JAMES & co.
dec l3-?it Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
TOBACCO TRADE.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

hESii HhRDER SEEDS.
TENHE following Garden Seeds are warranted fresb
ana genuine and are believed to be equal to
any offered IN this Market Persons dcsirops of oh
tanning such Seeds. respectfully invited 10 call or
send their orders to the Subscriber who is cons,,nt
receiving flesh Medicines Paints Oils. Dve-stufTS
&c. a.! OF which lac sells most reasonable terms
CHARLES GODDARD
Richmond, Jan 22d 1881.
AsrARACUs, Common; Giant.
BALM, Lemon.
BEET, Long Blood; Early Turnip Yellow T,rri
GARBAGE Early York; Early SugarlUaG Red Dutch
Fat Dutch; Large York. Large London Ba,ierspoy
Great DTumhcuG; Green Globe Savoy; Yellow Save,
CARROT Long Orange; Lemon; Altiinqham.
CELERY, White Solid; Rose Colorcd
CREss, Gu led.
CucumpEn Early Frame; Long.
CAULrFLowrH, Early,
ENpivE Succory.
EGG Plant, Purple
Kali, Green Curled Scotch.
LETTUcE, Early Rose; imperial, Brown Dutch.
Ice Co.'s; Madeira "
MELON, Citron; Canteiopc
MANGEL WURTzEL.
NAsTURTTUM.
0GNioN Rcd; White Portugal; Madeira.
PARsNrr. Large Dutch
PARSLEY, Double.
PEPPER, Squash; Caycnua
PErrEn GRASS
PUMPKIN. Yellow.
RAn'sn, Long Scarlet Scarlet Turnip; White Tur,
nip. --'I
El.TA BAGA.
SALsiFY or Vegetable Oyster.
.SiMBLIN, Early Bush
SpINAcH, Round
BEANS, Yellow Week; Small lima. coso L,;c
Dutch; Early China; Bush.
PEAS, Eafly May; Early Weeks; Early Wash
innlor; MarrOwfui; Blue Prussinu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

n ~ ~ pic Tor table usc--jus received from
Angnrta Connty--for sale by SCOTT a. FRY
a ! rules held III the clerks office of MecklenbuIo
county court, on the Sd day Of January Ig3i,
Irior r. furgerson, pitt. against Sarnh Haneord,
Wulam PuTner, aud Susannnh bs wife Daniel Fra
Her son, benjamin Frazier, Elizabeth Frazier Aley-
ander Frazier, Su annah Frazier Daniel Frazier
jun, Thomas ". Furgcrson, and Homer " Puroers
son, dfs.--.IN CuANcERY. 81
- Iho dctendlnts' Daniel Frazier, SEN, BENJAMIN
Frazier, Elizabeth Frazier, Alexander BrozieS Su.
sannoh Frazier, Dnniol Frazier, jun, Thomas III.
Furgerson, and Homer V. Furgorson not bovino
entered thor appearance according 10 tho nc, az
Assembly, ond The rules Of this court and il onnoar-
ing facory that they arc not inhabitants ~ Ibi
State, on motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney. il ia
ordered, tba; tho said defendants do appcnt bcro on
tho LIST Gay Of March court next, and enter Their
appearance and answer tho pl1ntG2s bill, nnd fbat
copy OF this order 10 inserted in ono of tho ncu,s
papers printed IN The town of Petersburg or civ o
hlchmond' Tor eight weeks excessively, and postcd
copy. Toste,
FOHV g. BAPTIST. Z. O..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

49, ms medicine y snys Or; wndSr. OF Salem isoesS
e best introduced 20 tho public tho hands Of the
last Ind,als Is known only as euro for fte.,aahsv
but has been the hands of and American
physicians u has been aSccttaned that Scuryy. obstinate
Coughs. and approaching Consumption have yielded ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

Freu .Hr. UIiiiass RHH Painfc, and GIG:fer No II
South Eishh Strcct. Philadelphia, august ~. iSad.
DEAR SlI-Ahcut year and half ago was dread
iu afflicted with rheumatism. what physician
81 Rheumatic GUu my pains great thai 4 wouid
be impossible Tor To fivc tcsrI .tiou they
oeet known BY those ll,ourh: under RhcumaiEn than
can be 6cscIIbcd had neither sleep. day night
when took the roladcphs India Extract according 10
The DIRECTIONS with very singular after taking lrw
dose: go' To sleep an! slept well. CONTINUED tho OF
Tho Extract pills. and tho pains gradually LETT me. reSc
wei duIing the day and had refreshing sleep dun; tho
night and continued TO Get better. TIL got perfectly well
NM RIFE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

-.HEMORk1LS or BISHOP UOB4RY!
FENWELVE Funeral Sermons delivered in New
n York, and elsewhere, occasion of the death
Of the Right Rev John Henry IIoba IT. ID. d. Bishop
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the State of
New York-io which will be prcfixcd, sketch CT
the Ifc and character of this eminent Prelate; with
Portrait. from valuable original Painting, to be en-
grGved by an cmiEent Artist.
The Work will be printed in handsome style, and
delivered In black cloth, at the low price of one dol
lar. Subscriptions received by
dec Is COLLINS % co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
DIR. @. MUNR OE,
SsSfgeOW Dentist.

BIfOotl u new Presbyterian Church. and about
- twenty steps above the Post Office, where eve
W variety Of operations are performed upon the
l|EIH on The most approved principles and with
III" greatest ease aBd'dehcncy.
DT' NJ has Just received from London, a parcel or
very scpcrlor ncOrruptibe Teeth which he will set
cHher WIN gold clasps, springs on pivois at low
prize and warrant them for many years
" Two more students will be received for tho
purpose OF giving them perfect knowledge (thoorets
cnily and practically in the science of Denial Sur
CORY. inn 6---ooot
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-24

e .t{I ~. y
/, The gentleman ifom visRinjo Mr., HAR'
Sous would carry my Opposition u thii
SALARY 10 more political Account and sayl
an opposed 70 il because Mr.. Randolph
|oyor(hseW tho fabric az federal power
Be il 90; Lei the man enjoy The entire fame
Of at The b<nent, and al l'the mischief he
\ has done. had no share in That 1Owej
which every citizen did not equally enjoy
Il gave me no honor, no emolument. ] do
hot believe, and ] think thousands who
aided IN It's overthrow, do not nov believe,
that any etructure, since that Tina erected
IN ia ruins, lsas given a hoIier eancn,ssy
! 10 tho Constitution, or more eecnro ul1sf.
ter 10 thn fights and liberties OF The people.
fabric, he could not bury under its ruins
/ tho great principles of the TeyoIulion.
l"Union and Tndcpe ndencc;N. the so,>eS. Of
my cradle, thu. political creed ofeycry honr
of my life; and moi sooner to be fprRostoc
than the sainied bososn whick ssonrished
nv infancy.
4 What did this man build. what could Ne
build in ia place Sir when day light
first dnwned on the world after this event.
John Randolph sat. in the gIinipses Of
morning. likc ihc genius Of the earthquakes
amidst tho ruins OF. some splendid city.
withost the power. orkthc will 10 move
single stone to rear now cdifice. Nay,
air. when the statesmen Of those times,
forgetting the storm OF party, set them
selves in earnest to rebuilding, this man.of
monument, resisted their lsbors. Little
does the gentleman know me, ifhe belieyes
feel anger nt theslaboys or cnyv ot the
fame, Of the man whom ne has eulogixcd.
He will be remembered. when much better
Virginians. andb bperhaps the gentleman
himself. may be forgotten: but he will be
remembered ns tho years Of miiiew and
bi;ghi and famine are remembered. when
those of pienfy and prosperity and are for
rotten. lie NAV live in story; but not,
like Washington, -in the hearts ef'his
counirymsn." 49,
/ should have said no more Of the Sec
retary Of Legation, had not the gcntlemsn
Transmitted his confirnation by The Senate
into the Roman ceremonial Of bestow'ng
the Toga Willis. This togn, this gown,
was, in the;opcn forum, given annually by
all the Romans tb all their boys, who had,
during the year, arrived to The age OF scv
cnfeen years.: By this classical nllnsion.
I I presume the gentleman intends 10 assure
us that Mr.. Randolph's Secretary OF Lc.
CATION has i,iy arrived - INA. interesting re-
period of MS me; ! nnd asscI1e" .t - was
twenty, one' ont whh"g'y aa'"'' '"e se"'
tlemans correction. ,,. ,>,.
ne mMes gan..s.Ia ~. ... c"'; !, gxs VII
CoxE has re.li.SrSea A'7 ee..eae.S: .S.a = "; :
missia,ing me ilayc repsUae"ss sS ,..I
ginia! Never, 81, neiG,, ~ MERE Mere. hss,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-24

~ monon % suisc 'ut sns 81 rss,,ssI'
~ Sn;s"sey o s1n'y - .:s-~s.: ~ r'S2S q R,,r7c.
s'uS "naSs Ss'. 5sss,od ~ 5I6,,sc.
xnuysy s'''"''' - IS IS 4 a T2'
~ "s.ows; p..,n;, mo ~ ;net;f r. ~ y
-, n Mn,
SCI, unuer ~ :..s w"'s :. .hsssss z ~ : h.cr
a!'uss " ~" .,,,,,rs r. 4, y, N ~,
savsneeo ~ ,,,s.p ~, - rf;,, frc,, nb;c win
maue 9y Wy se"sv' y -, .s'.,r = - Z Z ~
me ,ndv'gense 9' tne '"ese: J. =, " Z:
wc'l 20 iook oacH 20 .ne q''os''.,v 81 <;
hls motion; 'o!. gehueme'. - '1s'. ~ s,'
eWogixe mc minsees, - 80. ~" q ~ ~ ~,
VINO douot tnc cotsccsnos* n N: ~.
ment, nave csPessu ss."e's =. 80
tne mater IA ISSUE oe1ose ~ &. 4.
fhe oulecuou 20 m's y, any
the mouon % stFike = ssusn an's ~, "ssc ~
oeen paoe eecsuso e y so?os ss:, g. u,e
2eyment ote e''p - =
who, Pr hsco'nm'sson,o OF t1eesoo", os ~
certain secret articiee eveabo 70 MN; - nv
tnorized 20 kdce 'ne couss - wn'S'.. ~ =
sent, 10 60 10 any oHeer eountsy, soHenever'
~ ms o'cn opinion mrs heaitn may require
II; ana not 70 osretarn 70 tnat Couf. 80 iong
as, according 70 mo sane opinion, . may oe
injurious q, ms nealth 70 90 90. we 6eny
such mission TO boz iegaf one; we deny
that the salary provided by law lot Iore'gn
Ministers, is, or ever can De due 10 any
man sent abroad nndcY such credentials;
with such privileges reserved, and snch
powers, granted 10 him, not to the pmblic,
but TO his olcm use. The objection to
this appropriation has, therefore, not been
made because the gentleman was, when
sent abroad, and had long been q valetu
diaarian; or because, if then in health,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-24

~.
Wsvns =. ro,.. e,,.,.rA "a s,scr3kk ~, N;
IS, s,s a;ss;onT r. .wcrcs, AZ eau:
si;s sa:,-t ..cr. ,,,Ser rr,scA a. ,shrks
80 "a ,has, 'e',,,. ,,si ,..,,A n,. IN srrnn,,
s "s ,h;s ~ "aos;or S !",c ,,sss s;Isncs ~,
wouid no silence lls ttnlv, but stop the pub. /.
lie pres,. silence this Housc !-silcncc
tths publ,c press! what more can be rcquir.
"a IA Inc Sstshl;shmort of despokism o.
vef nst;onal ooinion.
fThc cenile.nan ha. advanced nm arru
,nsni IN ihc Sucs,;on. Il i drawn from
.nsicrv He will nerm;r me 10 snv. ina,
-~ch syrnr,s,,,. go of III nihers he lea,t
sorclu.;,e Fo.ndsd an the resemblance
4 ~S,h;a-s ,h,. ha..s ~, sho rrceris;n,y az
,,s:" f!.;;, ,as,;c" ia MA shonla sft{rm
49,. ~, l.'.,S : &c.. = Ill ]. s,o,,d ~
A.. s,... ,~nsh. ~, ,,,hs, conclns;or eould
~ -2rsv 6or, Y, Fo5 a. I'm sbea,ld sE
a.. r., Iii. hrr. y forms nre different.
,.o,.l.i n.ali,, ~ rr,' "a ',r,,,h' The cen.
,ismsr t~y y; rms ' ,hat wo c,,ght 10 mike this
= snoronr;nt;or io nove,h;s salary. notwitb.
s,snd;nc Mr r. rdalnb ~ ncy;niss;on t,f
,hs Evcc,a,vs, less ,he Court of Russia a
fav, Iovs .l,sr h;s arrival there. and has
~, ra,v,r.T =, nav M, return In thai
Ccurt CO.. sca;r' He sllcees this. because The
Me",hers oc Conrrass Are naii. not,Sith.
s,srd;n~ Nav % rrsS no taken s;ck. eitbor on
,hc;, ;o,,,nsy h;,Ior ~ wh;le hsrc. or on
,he;, resnrr homc Il !. trnr: but the an.
alory hatween the cases cxtonds nc. fur
ther. Suppose a case iuss like MI. Ran
dolph: suptbose member Of this House
arrive here i here taken sick; and on leave
OF abssticc departs from this city for
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-25
WindoaU Glass and Hard Ware.
LORING & KUPFER,

No. 10 MerchantS ROlc... BosToN,
offer for sale a large assortment of Win
" dow Glass, all sizes, Of the following Fac
tories, viz:
$50 Boxes Boston g. South Boston Window
Glass, list and Cd qualities, at great dis
count from Factory prices.
1000 Boxes Waterford Glass, the best Cylinder
Glass manufactured in the United States
fol- the price,
200 Boxes Chelmsford Glass,
200 do. Jersey Glass,
100 do. English Crown Glass,
1900 do. New York Glass, 6 by s, z by 9, and
l0by8,
500 Boxes Ontario and Geneva Glass, by g.,
Z by 8, and 10 by 8,
90 Crates English Crown Glass, s..
Picture Glass, all sizes.
Small Glass, suitable Tor Green Houses.
A part of the above are consignments from
the manufacturers, and will be sold low by the
quantity.
Also, $50 Boxes by 8, 10 by 8, 12 by 0, and
ID by 10 Crown Glass, very thick and
cheap, suitable for Factories and Work.
shops.
New England Crown Glass, all sizes.
GLy4ZIERS' DIAMONDS.
OFPurchasers will find a more extensive
assortment of Glass, than at any other Store
in the City, and on the most favorable terms.
Likewise, very extensive assortment Of
Birmingham and Sheffield HARD WARE
GOODS, received by recent arrivals from Liv-
erpool. Pm Boston, April 6.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-25
WEDNESDAY, MAY a5, 1881.

The follotcing is beautiful Ballad by 81
Robert Ayton, Secretary to the Scottish Queens
Mary and Anne:
do confess thou'rt smooth and fair,
And might have gone near to love thee;
Had not found the slightest prayer
That lips could speak, had power to move thee
But can let thee now alone,
As worthy to be loved by none.
do confess thou'rt sweet yet find
49, Thee such an unthrift of thy sweets
Thy favors are but like the wind,
mat kisses every thing it meets;
And since thou canst kiss more than one.
1hou'rt worthy to be kissd by none.
Inc morning rose, that untouchd stands.
Arm'd with her briars how sweetIy smellst
But pluck'd and stand through ruder hands.
her sweets no longer with her dwell;
But scent and beauty both are gone,
And leaves fall from her, one by one.
Such fate, ere long, will thee betide,
When thou hast handled been awhile,
Like sere flowers to be thrown aside,
And shall sigh while some will smile,
10 see thy love for more than one
Hath brought thee to be loved by none.