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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-07

R5DiEGBIBCH EEVIEW.-l,., rub.,.nrl Ean
= br.h Review. No 1901 T.. ID SA.\AN.
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LEES
LEES
Celebrated d HIGHLY IMPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES.

EE 5 Aa,i-Billous Pills, admirably adapted to
IL carry off superhuous bile, and TO prevent its
morbid secretions. Price % and 80 cts per box, /.
tin boxes,
LEES Worm Lozcnges. a certain and powerful
remedy for destroying all kinds of worms. Price so
cents per box, in TIN boxes.
LEE > Elixir, certain aud cficctual remedy fer
oosGpate colds, coughs, weak stomachs, &c. Price
81 per bottle.
LEES Sovereign Ointment for tSc Itch. Warrant
ed to cure from one application free from mercury ur
any pc taicious Ingredient Price 51i cents per box
LEES genuine Persian Lotion, renders the skin
dehcatey soft and smooth, improves the complexion.
Price SO Cts per bottle
LEES Essence and Extract of Mustard. an inlal
hble remedy for spraus, bruises, rheumatism, numb
ness; NC. Price Il per bottle.
LEE i.p-Savc. Prcn 90 cts. per hoX.
LEE ) Nervous Cordial or Grand Restorative 2
most valuable medicine for great and general dcbh
Y' nervous disorders, loss OF appetite &c. Price 81
per bottle.
LEES Ague and Fever Drops, warranted to cure
1t taken according to directions. Price 10 cents PEI
! bottle.
LEES Indian Vegetable Specific, certain and Of
| fcctual cure for vcnercal and gonorhua Price :
each box and b-ltlc
; LEES Tooth Ach Drops. which give immediate
: relief. Price 30 cts. per bottle.
LEE Tooth Powder, which clcanscS and bcauti
. ties the teeth Price SO cts. per bottle.
! LEES Eye Water, certain cure for sore CvCs
Price 30 cts per bottle.
! LEES Anodync l.xr, for the cure of head aches
, price 81 PER bottle.
! LEE S Corn Plaster, tor removing and dcstrovn.
. corns. Price 80 Cts. per packet. For sale hv
mar 10 Tot ! II EUSrNCE.
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Antigua Rum.
BALDWIN, IVES IL. Co,

nFFER for sale n, their Store, in the Mansion
- nous, ii comp.otc ssurunrnt IA - .rH
Goods, (rcccycd by the latest mpcrtauonsI Consist
INC in part of
Black, blue, olive ard brown hroadcluths
Drab, 'tccl, black, and carrt mkt do.
NIacK, blue, dab, iawn and mkt cassmcrcs
lam r tIack md assorted col"rcd bombaze'ts
Buck French nNl heavy Merlin, bombnzncs
inr''n paids aud canlbrts, and goat hair cnnblCts
y 3vsntu"l assortment otCrcaSsians, comprising IN
color, d'nhs "' every shade, royal blue
InE, garnet, CRIMSON scarlet, green and sky Tue
Colrrcd Mcr,uo cloths
Black and bluo black Italian lustrpg. scnsl,aws
p"rgccS, sup black Mandarin satrus
Black rnd cnlurcd Gro - Naples
ChangcaLlc and figured do coorcd riorenccs
Canton, Mandarin and Nankin grapes
Black aud co!orcd French and Italian do.
Hat Grapes wostcd braids, every variety OF color
Black, white aud colorcd silk brais
Gro dc Nap bHnnc, and belt ribbons
Gro de Nap lustrng and ,ullIta do.
Back Italian instrrng cravats, > to TO inches
10 iriltatiOn do.
Do Canton ldks, S,icr:ov hGk:s
Worstcd harragc, embroidered crupn, Gro de Nap X
/ ThSCt wool hik!S
'Vhbct and Mcrno square shaws
Hack, I;lack' White sc0rlc, and CRIMSON long siawls
! Irnted Cashmere do
Black and white six hosiery
Black and slate WORST ted do.
Horse skin gloves and mills beaver ,aul buc!skin
gloves
(
Fon%ce. flag aud bandanna silk hdk:s
! irish linens and linen cambrics, lawns
linen ani cotton tapes, rnd supcrinc bobb!ns
Inc"nc' null and ca,nbr,c Ir,:slirs
Plain and figured Swiss and boo, do
thread and gimp !S"cs, bobLinct laccs. cdgns ard
footing
/ White and black lace wells. capcs and pcllcrincs
Black Genoa and colorrd tabby vclycs
/ Carprtngs, floor cloth and bazcs
/ White, green, rcd and yellow nanrc,s
nose " 1 to - by III Blankets, very superior
putl and point blankets
blue plains llnseys ana heavy MKT kcrsoys for negro
clothing
Olive and drab bang-up cords and fiistians
( German and British osuaburgs, tupsa luck
irish and German shcetngs, table diapers and iamas,,
table cloths, Nankins and Russia diapers
Mkt and pack pins. gilt coat and vest butors
SEspcn!"r AID coat moulds, cotton g. silk suspcuGcr7
! Cotton balls, spool thread and floss linen loss
Back and brown Hollands and S;lcs,a
Glazed cotton for sleeve Innings
( Slack and coiorcd cambrics
frnts "A large ssortmcnt-Furniturc d. Foun-
datlom muslin, mill Mt, bonnet wirc wire ribbon g.
plpiE= cords.
D9mestic i2 casos-c'ay MKT, steel mkt, black g.
sattlncts
Stout cotton o2naburgs. for negro shirts
! Brown end beach'd shirlings and shec,inrs
indigo Plaid and stripes, apron checks, s. furniture
b checks
: Bed ckings, Hamilton drlIrrs
. Hack and white waddnr, furniture Criurcs
/ Cotton and cable. cords bandboxcs
/ Tooth, hair and cloth brushes, fancy soap
I Cologne water, looking glasses
Ladies and mems coaks, Il large assortment
D"nNdote Donnets, and misses chain straw poke DO
leghorn flats, straw bands silk s., cotton un,rrnII,e
. Iadd!ngs, cotton and linen buckrans, &c
/ together with every other article usually kcDi nv
wholesale and retail dealers IN Dry Goods >
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-26

Kentucky, vbere bloodcd mares, are scarce; and
where the decided psrtiaity for the Virginia stock,
produced most unequal competition; yet. under
these Disadvantages; he has produced some among
the best racers raised in the State, though il
was not until he 6rccd himself into notice, that
he was patronised by the breeders of the turf The
subscriber has in his possession letter from Col.
Buford, neor Lexington Kentucky, "a distinguished
raiser and patron the turf) who has been breed
ing from him the last two years. He says his colts
are Of equal superior size to his colts from tho
same mares by any other horse; that he has two
year old FLY. fifteen hands high; and his yearling
colts, equally promising and that he does not be-
leve that any horse could have gotten as good ra-
GERS out of tho same mures. have ALSO many other
tesiimonias TO the same effect; and one from Dr..
Lewis Marshall, II mention HIM. because presume
he il known 20 many gentlemen IN Virginia:) he
speaks Of the stock in the highest TERMS particularly
Of their superior size and fine FORM And, all the
gentlemen with whom have correspondent, concur
IN the fact that he has been let no bloodcd mares
until tho lsst two years: that his colts by them
have not yet come the turf. The disty' shed
racers he has produced, Ksssina (supposcdpy A~ary
the very best horse raised IN KcGucky !
and others, have been from common mares. By
! reference to the American Turf Register, vol 1.
page Ill., he IS spoken Of producing a striking and
very superior race Of horses in Kentucky.
! March IL. Iuf6t JOHN TUCKER.
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We offer for sale

i rSsA l!hds sugar, St. Croix, Porto RICO and n
h q, go ~, Orleans part prime
;. boxes an! Is bLs loaf sucnr
- lids West luda molasscs
10 go and 60 bbls II. o. do
ST Domingo
900 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
40 tons bar iron, Swodes, English and American
assorted
IN tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and bli,trrc, stool
IS tons pir iron
80 kegs cut nar!S and hratis, assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascoia grind stones
SEQ sides soal leather
Cali skins arduppcr DO
go Bucnos Ayrcs hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
Is1 dsS s" ssS 5Sss 3 M"sss, w,
90 liCrccs rice
- tierces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by 70, s by 10, by q and
by |, IN whole and half boxes
Shot assorted bar lead. gun powder
Coppcras alum, salt pctrc, birthstone
llnento. pepper, ginger. indigo
Hunpowdcr, imperial and black ton
Sogars, bottle corks
sewing and wrapping twinc
ohoe thread IN bulls aud hanks
Dale rope and cotton baggiur
Sitcrs, soap and candles
Muscatcl raisns
Flax seed
- eco lbs bacon
600 tlcrCcs Thcmasgon limo
800 brls tar
90 hbiS No ;, maclarcl. prime por,>
l.cttcr, writing. and wrapping papct
Lassia, pearl barley
Glass. carthCn and stone ware
Whitimorc's cotton and wool cards
l,insrcd and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shcctinrs shir,nu
Broad cloths. &c. &c. &c
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appomot,ox Co>.
ton Factory LEWIS NEpn p 90 ~
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r'r Elk n TB'% XIII, nnG Eaty1, ans cs:i ~ II

fTS" N. U'VIgp RHH. Painter and Gr1-j,y ~, u
S"... ILs"h NfT'ef. PhLId'IDhia. .i,igust - Ias6
= L. NJ : III N",n' ycnr and half ago was dread
WY Nci"i win Nhruinnifsm hat
81 at"umll'c trut. NY pains great that n ynrit
!, 'IH'.'" "f mo IN, give you description: they nrc
% 1870 'y ,-'.r H''H"ring under Rhcuynniism ihnn
" '' d'Ntii'rt 81 D'Iihcr rest Frru
, - '"'S 10" I'!IicIp- India Extinct N,rorIiry n,
' ' 1 yum Ncry Singular ,ucccs- aiir, isking l;y
No." .h I'd" hep md slept wei. continued m. t,sc al
' D.. '| ,.-. hrd tho pn. gradually cii rIc re.f,d
b Nh. o. -, anil h'd Irir. SHIN. s!r,I luri- t,
"-'. 'ni ''"'''i :" get b"'ic ul got r.tr,rg vel
W,I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-26

MR JOHN III. EUSTACE-Dear Sir II gives
iV1 me pleasure to add my testimony TO tho won
certul operation Of our truly invaluable "Shepherds
IMMINENT and to advise You Of cure upon nyseif
that almost would seem to battle belief.
For thirty years have been threatened With what
IS called white swelling in Of my legs about six
years past, the limb afflicted with violent acute
rheumatic affection, and broke out from the knee to
The ANGLE, in deep and painful Sores applied hum
dreds ct remedies. simple and compound, advised by
people, whose experience had given them celebrity in
such matters, but received substantial benefit. 7
then resorted 10 the practice of medical men, but,
found little or no benefit. Finding that must part
With my limb or my life began to prepare my mind
to submit to the knife-as last rcsor; to heal the
limb, was advised to try your Shepherds Ointment.
In August, purchased small jug, and have con,inu-
ed the application according to the directions, until
perfect cure is made-my leg is as free of pain and
disease as ever it was-and can safely pronounce,
that the Ointment alone produced the astonishing r..
suit communicate this that all who may be suffer.
ers from like causes, may in like manner. be certainly
and speedily relieved. have used it also in nuuI.
Der # cases Of fresh wounds my family with spgu.
lar efficacy. Very respectfully your ob't servt
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS Sen'r
Stafford County, Va. 18th Dec. 1850.
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WINTER ARABIAN.

This beautiful and true Arabian Horse,
W. will stand again my stable in the eoun-
E-m ~ Of Brunswick, about hfty-hve miles
0~ south of Richmond, and thrty-,hree
.SSSki South of Petcrsburg-ftteen northeast
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Cerf:fcote # the Proprietor.

Til ia - certify that have appointed Docfc,
E'ni"r titrEiF, Jun. of Philadelphia, my only
ae,Hi ia tc IIjUi States, 10 disnose Of maj
w able il,d'cinc called tic Poia1elphiy or JuJia
''rb"ci, win full power 10 appoint agents where
E'a, induce urrrncipltd persons 10 fabricatc iIc
m'l'cnr 70 TIC injury Of the public have thourl
proper - accompany ihis certificate signed ia INV
n"u hand wrrg, with the directions round eacR
box; aua "" NOR" cll-c:ually to detect counter
l"i>' ii" prh!ic will observe fire signature OF nv
agent on ''.c outside IF every box To counterfeit,
winch Is felony. And tie purchaser Is requested
10 cNan'n" carefully the outside Of the Box and IN
&c NINE Of Robort Hnrrii. jun. is not on il tho
m'I''hr Is not Genuine. Signed at my Office, No
" Greek Street, LoSDoH.
FRANCIS BEnWEIL ND
Just received and for sale by
an ~ lhwtf II. G. MCNAMARA
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No Mistake.

Nt'ok JndHinS Ointment. prepared ny Judkins hip,
49,. Sey' Apply 10 me- INST door above tho Bell Ia
N'rn, where large supply OF the t,,,e and ecnu;,
article direct from him, may always be- found. 7
snail not reduce the price at this article AT retail, Lut
10 persons who may purchase SELL again vii, s,u
count. Ii. C.. MCNAMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-26

Soal, Harness, and Skirting Leather.
A n assortment of the above conston,Iv IN ham,
IA from the manuacturcr-for sale ON commss,un
'"uI ~ by JAS. WINSTON.
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\ MOST VALUABLE
EAST IN DIA MEDICIN L.

r.: Ius,5ss, Of Edinburgh. speaking Of heso Fills say.
ana nnf thcm 20 bc most valuable remedy Gags III
Rheumatism. and well calculated 10 do much good nni
therefor recommend them TO general Drnc ronldpEt
N my opinion we'll rs that OF Others one yH he dis
Anrnn'''i who may have occasion use tins raiuaI,
medicine "'
ir Clarke. Of New York. letter to tho agent Of The
rr9TC'T. crclurs by saying Every claSs of ucuuo ,
Eh ~ the India IIrhet cheap and valuable rcIrrJy 10
the NlCImatI'iu. havo generally found
BOXES have produced n cure. ASA CLARKE. ". -.
iTo" respectable Phv,eiaH in Bedforg county Fam
SVlpdUid.
There e IN nnirhbOuThod gnn:'rnan hu h1s
nelNIy afflicted with NhrGnaism Tor many years He b..
USING the Panncra the Of SIX or seven H.
GOT ltTnd cau for n box of tho NILS ,,I,irI -
uNtnc. and receiving much benefit from and am al -
op|u"' l one or ir" boxes more will 11is'e radio.
cure it'acEc It To b. q valuable medicine. J. L.
Sl>c" Ir Proprietor has received tho above Nrit.r.
ujslIs That the shCrih benefit 10y well as The I
no has u 1t M "a boxes made for the purpose with ,,
un nrr. chch box, CONTAINING tn pills aud
lh ROBERT UARRIS Jun. of Philafeiuhi1 !. =. ,,r
e:l IN the Iutrt states :" dispose iinr win TO-.
to"c To appoint agents where he may think prnIs-
- RFDSVTIr
- me- mriicinr.' suys Dr. Windcr Of Salem is one a
he hs ever introduced 10 tho pnblc in the hands OF tbs
!.dSt Jnd'dEs a. known for RhSun atfs,1
bt src has been the hands u European and Amer,ca
gI-iCids u has lHrn asccHinCd that ScuTvy ohsino,a
C0Ss !nd approaching Consumption. have yielded 10 10
uI!U,HCe.' ~ -
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Pom NJ. Utish.

". N ST. be-: leave To- inform yu1i that have Loen
20" hc several months affected with such violent pains
IN 'y l', tlSa and hgS. swelling of TIM ,ns ,ha,
t'nh ~" rr- day night nothing was Sted Igvo
10y t unl nnshhouf ct mine Informed mr The fndis
n>rT't hvns GTriurn'ed many cures, | sent Tor boz
Sn fa'r wom rrinl relief and 10y using boxes and
"li'' h'h as McH - ever j WIS ny iC.
Sour uhciicn, SER mt J. WELSH
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fie1rrico County, Dec. 20, 1850.

. LOUISA COURT House, We. Dec. 81, lG30.
Dir. Jso II. EUsrAcE,
Dear Sightseeing the mdny certificates with
winch YOUR Patent Ointment has been recommended
to the public, it would seem to be superauous for me
to attempt to give another. But when reflect upun
Tie many impostions. the public has received | can
but Justify their creduIy. and knowing that in the
multiplicity of witnesses that people will be inclined
to rely and believing the very superior virtue of your
Ointment as remedy for white swelkng-I therefore
otier the following short certificate, vz:-On The tenth
day OF November last my wife delivered of a fine
BOY, and TO all appearances was likely to do we'll
but about the 10th she began complain Of violent
pain IN her lett hip and it swelled from her hin
70 her ANGLE to an alarming size. purchased i,rr
OF N. Shepherds Patent Specific Ointment of Mf
Elisha Jackson, applied two pasters at one time ore
on her thigh and one her leg each extending near
y around them. Upon applying the first pafsters in
few moments she stated it appeared to feel like
there we're small needles passing from the bone 10
The SKIN, IN half an hour she commenced a most
reeabie perspraton, became quite easy oe the pain
and had an agreeable nights rest which she had mn,
enjoyed Tor several days before. The mex, evening
removed the first plaster, which found had much
a6ated the swelling. then applied two other plais-
tiers, which entirely relieved her at that time. How.
ever, IN Few days she began to complain of the
small OF her back and her right leg I Immediately
applied the ointment to them and il had all the des.
red effect and she now in good health. Had not
met with your Ointment, it might have cost me many
doctors visit, and much costly medicine TO no pur
pose.-Your3 9th much respect,
mar S 'FOlERT T. wUJTED
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NR J. II. EusrAcr,

Dear Sir: That the public may know the superior
efficacy OF the Invaluable Shepherds Ointment. it af.
lords me pleasure to state to you a case in which
was advised by my friends to try it in my family
negro boy OF mine was laid up with the most unnun.
sgeabie sore on his ANGLE. saw, and expected
to be deprived of his services for the winter. 1 pur.
chased small pot at YOUR sturr, and to my grea,
qualification and astonishment before used half the
contents OF the pot, his ANGLE cured, and the bow
again at his daily occupation. Very respectfully,
. JNO. SHEPPARD.
Heinrich CnIrnfv Dec
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19
MILITARY.

At meeting of the several Committees chosen
at the Military Conventions at Oxford and Prince
ton, holden at the Blackstone Hotel, Worcester
on the 4th of January instant, Maj. Gen. Nathan
Hsaza- sGas-e=lled TO the Chair, and David T. Brig
ham appointed Secretary:
After some discussion it was voted, on motion Of
Col. Asa Barr, to choose delegation from this
division TO meet the delegates chosen from other
divisions in the Commonwealth, at Boston, on
Wednesday, the 10Th of January inst, for the pur-
poses set forth in the proceedings of the meetings
at Oxford and Princeton.
Pursuant to the above vote the following officers
were chosen as delegates
Maj. Gen. Nathan Heard, Brig Gen. John P
Whitcomb, Brig. Gen. Erasmus Holbrook From
the Maj. Gen. staff, Col. Emory Bowman, Mai
- Merritt, Maj. VIM. Pratt, Maj Aaron Brooks
From the Brig. Gen. STAFF of the LIST Brigade, Mai
Linus Child, Capt. David T. Brigham. From tht
Cd do, Maj Otis Adams ARTILLERY, Mai. Coburn,
Maj. Corbett Infantry Of the LIST Brigade. Col
Asa Barr, Adj. Joseph Knox, Col. Capen, Lieut.
Col, S. D. Spur Col. Alvah Drury, Adj. Sila.
Jones, Col, Moses Buffum, Adj Dan Hill. Lieut.
Col. Isaac Davis, Maj. Chenery Abbot, Col. Tour
tellott, Maj. Mcclellan. Cd Brigade, Col. Whit.
more, Capt. Farwell, Lieut.. Col. Howe, Adj. Field
Col. Merriam, Adj Thurston, Col John Sawyer, ir.
Capt. John Cutter, Col. Chas. Brigham, Lieut.. Col
David F. Bond.
Voted, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the several newspapers in this town.
NATHAN HEARD, Chairman.
u. 4. BRIGHAM, Secretary.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19

Inc hrst resolution was adopted by vote Of
81 yeas to 81 nays, and the second unani,no usly.
The Raleigh Register in speaking Of the sub.
Ject, says =" The doctrine of Mobilization was
constitutIonally nullIfied by an overwhelming
majority. The debate was most animated
one, and continued for several hours. The
only argument advanced against the ADOPTION
oil the resolutions, was, that it was highly in
decorons and improper for North Carolina to
reflect upon her namesafe of the South. When
1t Is borne in mind that the citizens of this
state naturally entertain feeling of warm at
tachment TO the people of South Carolina, and
The most exalted respect for the distinguished
men to whom she has given birth, the vote on
tnls subject shews most conclusivey, that the
chord OF private friendship is but an attenuated
Unread, compared with the Lion grippe which
plnds North Carolina to the Union Let South
carolina no longer look to us for countenance
IN her unconstitutional Measures let her not
lay the flattering JUNCTION to her soul, I've
were the last to come into the Federal COM
pact, but we shall be the last to 90 out Of it,
Mr.. Henry of Fayetteville, IN the course OF
lifIcatIon is treason, and they who advocate it,
are traitors to our dearest rights. | say this,
Sir, on my individual responsibility let gentle
men make the most of it. They who endeavor
to foster spirit of disunion, with view to eff
feet the overthrow of our beautiful fabric of
government, deserve to expiato their crime
upon the gallows,
= And doubly dying, to 60 down,
10 the vile dust from whence they sprung,
Unwept, unhonor'd and unsung.'J
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19

PRoyIDENcE. Our imports of southern nro
duco for the last year, amount to SO. 400, 600 nv
estimation. The specific articles have been
kindly furnished us by the Deputy Collector Of
this port, and are as follows: Cotton. AZ. Ice
bales-Corn, 35S.l6l bushels-Flour' Ga d7g
barrels-Rye, l6,967 bush Many other article,
from the south, such as Rice, Tobacco. &c
have also been imported, but not brought into
the account or estimate Providence paper.
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Componv
being DESTROYS Of obtaining supply of locomo.
tive steam engines of American manufactures.
adapted to their road, have given public notice.
that they will pay the sum of $4,000 for the
most approved engine which shall be delivered
tor trial upon the road on or before the LIST of
June, 1881 land that they will also pay $500
for the engine which shall be adiudged The next
best and be delivered as aforesaid
AWFUL VISITATION. A man dropped dead in
Pottsvllle, Penn, recently, while denying that
he had assisted TO rescue prisoner. Tho
words &C hope the Almighty will strike me
dead, If am guilty" had just escaped his Inns
1t is said man who was implicated in the
murder Of Mr.. White, is suspected of the rob.
berry of Mr.. Crosby. He disappeared about that
time. Persons are in pursuit Of him.
Ne,cCutypOrt Herald.
Parker Richardson of Mont Vernon, N. Fl
rasled and killed, Dec. ID, 1880, a PIC that
weighed 1923 pounds, eleven months old.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19
TEMPERANCE NoTIcE

The next Monthly Meeting of the Worcester
North District Temperance 1,soe;ation viii he
holden in Winchendon, on the second Wednesday
IN February next, at the Rev. Mr. Clark's Meeting
House. Delegates will meet at II O'Clock, A. M
and the public exercises will commence at IL
O'Clock, NJ, precisely Per order
JAM l9. G. B. PARKER, Ass't Secy.
u The Worcester North District Temperance
Association, at their late meeting in Bolton, passed
the following Resolve, viz:
ResolUed, That we deem the practice of adver
using sPrltuous liquors in the public newspapers
to be serious hindrance to the progress Of TEN
Perance, and altogether inconsistent in editors who
are proiessedly friends to the cause and that it j.
the duty, therefore, of temperate men to give tho
preference in their support of newspapers to such
editors as reject such advertisements from thei
columns" Per order.
G. B. PARKER, asst See'v.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-19

DT At the Annual Meeting of the Society Of
Mutual did IN Detecting Thieves, in Worcester
Jan 10, 1881, the following persons were appointed
a Standing Committee: S:Ias Brooks, Sine on Burt
Nathan Heard, Ephraim Mower, Benjamin Flagg,
AlPheus Merrifeld, Benjamin Butman, John Flag
Henry Haywood, Luther Burnett, Jr,, William b.
Fox, Samuel B. Thomas. Voted, That any three
of the Standing Committee be empowered to send
in pursuit of thieves The following persons we re
appointed Pursuing Committee John F. Clark
Lewis Bigelow, Francis r. Merrick, Samuel Cong
don, Samuel Banister, James Estabrook Cyr11.
Stockwell, Nathaniel Gates, James Worthington
Horace Earle, Lewis Thayer, Ephraim C. Stoweil
Members admitted the current year by subscribinc
the Constitution and paying $500 to o. Corbett
ESQ.,, Treasurer.