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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-14
Notice.
Hrass Foundery.

Brass FOundery.
yZACulRIAH NICHOLAS begs leave to inform his
N frenlsin Alexandra andits vicinity and the pup
lie generally that having at great expense, establish
81 sRRISS FOUNDERY on Water street, for the
purpose of casting ANDIRONS, with every other spe
ces of work connected with the business ne assures
them thath viii cast and finish any work which may
be entrusted to him well and as cheap as can De
nr,curs5 from any of the Northern Cities, He will
a,so make or repair Soda Fountains upon Application
lie has, moreover, enployeda workmsntrom England
- conduct the Cutlery Business, and soicits portion
rthe public patronage. AL kinds OF crews-orass'
iron, steel, &c cut to order
Apnlcstions nav be made either at the Foundry on
Water street or at his old stand on Fairfax street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-14
Oistriet Of Columbia,

Alexandria County, Scf
NOVEMBER Term, 1880.
BENJAMIN Plum, Annas Sanford0
Plum, and Jane Eliza Plum,
Compjanants,
AGAINST I'm CHANCERY.
Joseph Biscoe Plum, Rebecca Eli
zsbeth Plum, Sarah Fideha
Plum, and Jacob Bard Plum,
Defendants,
The defendant, Joseph Biscoe Plum, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according 10
the statutes and the rules of this Court and appear
ing 20 the satisfaction of the Court, that the said 10.
seoh Biscoe Plum is not inhabtant OF the District
of Columbia; on the compliments motion, by their
counsel it is ordered, that the said Joseph B,scoe
plum do appear here on, before the first day OF the
next Aprlterm of this Court and answer the bill OF the
compsnants and give security for performing the de
crees of the Court; and that copy OF this order
be forthwith published in the Alexandria Phen'x
Gazette for two months successfully and another CO
Nv posted at the front door of the Courthouse OF the
said County
A Copy Test:
O,,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-14

King Street, alexandria, ID. c.
uVaS inst received on commission, from j B. Rus
H sells Seed Establishment, Boston, large, prime
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13
GONr@NMS SIS

WAsHINGToN, Jan. TN the Ssnafe yrste,d.v
~ huFsdsy) report was read from the secretary OF
war, IN RELATION TO rejected appicsons for pensions
mae In pursuance OF resolution OF the NJ
the last session Of Congress Mr. King on leave in
oonceda bill setting apart portion of The public land
LOT inc cultivation OF the vim. Petitions were
ed by Messrs Tyler, Hsyne and Woodbury.: and re- an.
nv o1s were submitted by Me.srs Hendricks Kane
ia ION ami Noble. number Of bills were Rad m.
second time, and passed TO thrI reading and IN. hi
70 AFTER The time OF holding the rule term Of the
Gonft OF tie district Of West Tennessee was pas,sd
Inc Senate, having resolved itself into High @ mr.,
OF Impeachment for the trial of Judge Peck OF Nissan
H. MIR. John X Walker, late Sheriff of the countv n,
o. LOUIS STATE OF Missouri, and the Hon Spencer
Petis. member OF Congress, were examined Tor IN.
respondent Alter the conclusion OF the cross exani
Of these gentlemen, the Court adjourned until
twelve OCT to-day. ~
In the House Of Representatives., Mr.. verpIspek
from the Commit &c OF Ways and Means reported The
murray app opriaton bill Tor 1891 II was read twice
ana referred toa Committee OF the Whole on the q, ate
o, Tue Union. Mr. Vinton moved a consideration NJ
ne vote rejecting the Illinois and Michigan canal hill.
oa' aisr some discusoo tho subject W az po.,pooed m
thu sday next The bill for the construc iion of rail
road from Baltimore TO Washington was. after an ami
mated and Interesting debate, in which ifessrs Did
dridge, Howard, Brown, Semmes, Wbi,ile.rv HH
man. C'nbreieDg. Ihrie and IngersoIl Joined commi,
eu 10 Tue COMMITTEES on the District of Columbia, Tn.
ihnols 'hree per cen. bill reed third ,ime ard
pasec; alter which. the bill exen liz the COW ri,b,
te'm was discussed until the close OF The sns ADD
day. '' rr yes e. hG ,o''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13
FRIDAY. JANUARY 7, 1881.
IN SENATE

Mr.. Barnard, o. Pennsylvania, presented, m.ro,;,
rom BISHOP White, and other citizens of Piilsd-Inhia
oil Congress for the removal of the indians Wa, s 49,
Mississippi. IL was ordsrsd 10 be printed " WV
, MT Dekerson' from ihs select com lite 20 whom
,he SUBJECT had been referred rel or,ed Tho lin,
luton, without amendment, proposing so IN .nand az
Constitution OF The Uoed States as 10 limit The n,;oS
oil serVice oil any one individual in the office of pres.
dent to two term. " '''''
Ths Vice Pre,ident laid before the s.o,,,
rom the Solicitor OF the Treasury of the ou,s,pd;ns
balances due TO the Quilted States upon the book of IN
Department. ~ ''' VI '"a
On m',ion Of Mr. Webster, /, WINS laid iron III. ,,h.
va motion oil Mr.. Livingston, the memorial of IN.
ne' o. The late Alexander Hamilton presented al the
as, session was referred TO the COMMITTEES On CI,io.
Mr. Benton II Missouri, submitted the folIowing -.
solution: Wv o"'"s re-
Hesofped That b Committee on Indian Af,;rs he
nsrue cd TO inquire into the expedenry of mskig an
ProPra ions to treat with The Kickapoo frb. of
snd with the remnants OF the Peorias Weas pisrIs
,naw' Shswnee' and K,sksskas, all in the State Of
ia T.. o' cue Iehn9nsbmNnt Of their possessory
bey ond The limits thersof r' "o"'s
Hesofped, That the Com on Indian AT 10 b
nsinc ed 10 inquire into the di-ncv NJ n,ovi n
by law, for the app ,intme MT of sub.agsn, a. 81 VIZ
nebago Indians to reside the waters of Ret I;s
seeor ing 70 the rea OF August J. 1929 as ssrs.d IN
VIC s|,n no'"n' and the Commission OF thu u
treaty. " PS'' OF ssio
The resolutions submitted yesterday were considered
TRIAL OF JUDGE PECK.
On motion Of Mr.. Foot the Senate arm ,.so,..1
sell into court OF impeach nent
;. - Lucas, w. c. Carr, and Jesse f. L,inJelI.
were called, sworn aud exam ned in bsh III If d.
ponnent. Judge wash was re-examined 10 part
The Court then adjourned to Monday
The Senate ordered two opinions of judge ps,L IL
% printed ani sLo adjourned TO Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
E"I' re rom the Committee Public Expendi
tufes, 10 which referred the resoIution o6rsd g.
mr. Ch''on lew days since. relative to the m.azs y,
members OF Congress made report, coneludinS win
request 10 be discharged from the further con.;ds
uon o. TIE suhscii which report w laid on the ,sb,
q, W.T. MeDuihe, from the Committee Of WAYS and
reported bill "O reduce the bounty Oh picked
Toe bil wastwee read. snJ, after few rens,k.
ron MI, NED, he moved that II be spgrossed to, =
third reading Tomorrow. 'o'
- MT Anderson opposed the motion and the bill
lie did not wish IL 20 be hastily acted upon If he 30
oeTstood The obi ct Of The bill It would have ve,o
In'ious eff-et on the commerce and naVigation Of %
" States. The b'hsres were nursery for S,smsn.
SUD 'hey rs.dssfoyed, II would be iys,sili, 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13
From the New York Journal OF Commerce.
REPORTED DEATH OF ROIIVAR

Extract Of letter from Cdrthagena, dated 18Th Dec
which left Santa Martha on the 10 inst AZ o,cIocr
In the evening, with the sad int that the Lib.
orator was dying at the tonntryseat called San Pedro
OF the ilustrous Bishop OF tbs Dioc, se The peonle
are NOT yet apprised Of this melancholy news"
While We hope this Intelligence may prove unbound.
ed. we cannot but fe lie For some week. nre
vous, the health OF Bolivar Is known TO have beer
iremeiy feeble,-so much so, to fill the minds of hi,
hiends with the o.t painful spprehe nsions Hi, dis
order IL said TO be the com an p,ion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13
OHIO ELECTION.

OHIO ELECTION.
Extract OF letter to the editor OF the United Sst,s
Telegraph, dated
COLUMBUS, Dee 20. 1880.
Our election for United States Ssus.or Judys of
the Supreme Court Secretary Of State State Printer
&c, took place this afternoon; whole number of vo,..
ioI; whole number OF ballo,ting., 2S
>, "on he = h balotiDg. Tn Ewing, E.q. was elected
ooted States Senator; the vote stood, Tor Ewing 81
tor Williams. 81, tor K,ug,2
!" On The 9Th balo'tng, John c. Wright, Eco W..
elected Judge OF the Supreme Court, Tho vote stood
Tor wright o., Tor Pssse, IL, for Morris T. Tapp.u A.
and Swan, I. >
"oo.the 6'h baotiins, Moses II. Ktbv was elected
Secretary OF State. The was, for Kirby So, Tor
~ r Heaton So Tor Chas Carpenter 8. scattering 7.
ION the Ith balo,tng, Dsv. Smith wac elected 8 ate
Printer The vote was, for David Smith SIS, Baihac
60, scattering 3"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
TRVST SALE.

81 " pursuance ot deed ot trust, tsscuied 10
n US by U,ah Lsfs'ch, (oow deed aud
Nancy his wtis,foi purposes therein expressed.
which Died bes's date the 2hb daY Of April,
1924, aod Is duly rceordnd IN lse Clerks oiliee
OF The county Cour, OF Bedford, we shall pro-
coed 10 sell, NJ public auction, Tor ready mo-
usy, ON the lT,h day Of November neat. ri tho
late residence of the said uriah Lenwieh. doc.
the following property, viz one tract OF LAM,
cents ining 100 acres, more or less, b"andsn
by the Latds of II i,h Turner. Richard Turner.
Jnbal Dixon, Tbsdd.ns hiless Estate, Garland
Hurts E.ta'e, IL other. Also, one N gro Man,
named Shad,sch, one Negro Woman M,lly, 8
head oil Cattle. 10 head nj Sheep. ~ head Of
Hogs, = bay Horses, 3 Feather Beds and Fur
nltnre aud ell tho balance Of his Household
aud khchen turaiiure, This tract Of Band 10
well worth the attention Of any person wishing
10 purchase tract of that qaau,ny, being very
feiile, aud tho plantation ia good order. We
believe the right to be tad,spuiabs, bu, M will
only convey auch right Ms - vested III us by tho
sa,d deed Of trust.
NM. LEFTWICH. IT,,
THOMAS PRESTON.
De- ~ Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
" GENERAL NAT. ,"

In previous columns, VIII be found extracts
from the Richmond Enquirer aud! Lewisbutg
Palladium relative TO the supposed drowning
of General Nat" The follow ing paragraph,
however, from the Petersburg Intelligencer. oil
Oer. . creates some doubts on the subject.
from The Petersburg fnieAigtucer Oct 81
FROM sou HAMPTON.
We lean by Gentleman from Southampton
that on Saturday last information WI. brought
to Jerusalem by heilOn "a iellow-,etvan OF The
leader OF iln lat" lnsnrreot,on) thai on thar
day he had seen Nal Turner 10 The woods, who
hailed him. but that he, Nelson, seeing Mai
armed, was afraid and ran from the villain.
This Intelligence, rs might be excepted, caused
mach sensatipn among the i1habunnts and IN
IA shoit time five or slx hundred persons were
in pursuit Al the period our Ia 10, nant lclI ,
The brgand had not been taken, hul his place
of concealment "a caUe, not lar from the scenr
oil hts atroctieb) h"d been discovered and some
arms, provision, &c. found Wa hope soon
10 hear OF his beng ia The hands oil justice
We further understand. that on Monday
last, the Court OF Southampton we're engaged
in some addItioaal uials OF Slaves charged with
being concerned IN The murders in tho month
of August last, aud HAT Tour or five Convic.
tiuns had taken place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
@Sg sesss 81 =, -
eIT ssA-


lilKEE DAYS LATER FROM EAGLAND.
The pscks, ship Birmingham, arrived At New
York, b,ings Liverpool dates 10 the Oh. The
following embraces the heads Of the mps i'm
potlani Information by wbich II ~ill be sen
that the tnmor oil the surrender Of W.rsnw con-
lninrd IN the foreign accounts. on the fret age
OF this paper. "a premature. The DaAfpo
american snys
"Amoug the intelligence furnished by this
arrival u the passage of the ksi,rm R1l va
COMMITTEE, the resignation 81 SKI sneeki, snd
The proclamation OF Debmski, who mas sue
ceeded Ia he command ~ Inc Polish Amy
by u paragraph in French paprr. II spp.srs
that M insutreci,on had br ken out ~ the Rus
sian Military Columns. An nasucoes.iul at
tempt NJ revolt IN Lisbon is deIailed Ia a Liver
pool paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24

NTIlGiNiA.-At kuies held IN tho Clerks Office q +
w the County Con't of Bedford, the 81 day Of Octo
ber, lcji.-John Arthur, Complainant against VIM
Arthur, BafuaUas Arthur, Lewis Arthur, Caleb Arthur,
Elizabeth Bowics, Henry r. White, John Piatt and
Frances his wifi, formerly Frances Arthur, and
Nathan Greer, Defs.--in ChaDcery.
Tue defendants barDnbas Arthur, Lewis Arthur Cali
A rhur. Elizabeth BO"lcs Henry y. White, John Pral.
aud Frances his wift, formerly Frances Arthur aud
Nathan Greer, not having entered their appearance
aud given security according 10 the act Of Assembly
aud the rules VI this Court, aud II appearing by
fnctory evidence tat They arenot inhabitants of his
county IL is ordered, that the said Defendants do
appear here the fourth Monday la December nc a.
aud the bill Of tie Compluinauts, aud, that "a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted ia some
printed IN the town Of iynehburg for two
months sacce-syey. aud posted TO fIout door OF
the Court house.
A Copy--Testee
Il. c. MITCHELL. c. &c
Oct "a W1in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24

lie vas a 'sry proln,,ias youth. and VS. en-.
deared 20 his parents aud relatives and sil VINO
knew him by hia aaisble qaaiifies nnd indus.
ifiou. habu.. " In the midst oil hfe 40 are 10
death"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24


~ The Washington Telegraph insist, upon
the withdrawal OF Mr.. cays name from The
list OF Presidential candidates. 81 is enough
(says the Ielegraph) that they (Dun Green
and his friend.) are willing tacitly 10 confess
that they were deceived IN their estimate of the
character OF Gen. Jackson, and are willing 10
meet The friends of Mir. Clay on middle aud
neutral ground, aud mite with them 10 adopt
iag some coprse which shall not require a
sacrifice Of prnciplc on either side We are
against all such " coaiiI0Hs, - Mr.. Telegraph
une'ly opposed TO all such " bargain intrigue
and management But. even II we were not
there Is no fairness in such proposition. II
the friends OF Mr.. Clay, like these quondam
friends of Gen. Jackson, had been " deceived
ia Their estimate Of has character such a pro-
position might be aceeded To- But they have
no, been thus deceived. They sill admire his
sple nd'd talents, his devoted patriotism, aud
his unspotted integrity ~ mach as ever they
did. They still believe that he has been made
the victim OF as vile aud as intolerant perse-
cuion as ever disraecd the records of party
violcnce and injustice. Aud therefore, thy
will adhere 10 him as long as there is a shot in
the locker. In the words Of tue Alexandria
Ga2etie, we say, =" The proposition is rejected
by one OF least, Of Mr.. Clay's i,icnds. We
meet you on no middle, neutral ground"
Our candidate IS before the proplc. His nom
,naIion will be strengthened by the Baltimore
Convent ion lie never has made, he never
wall mike bargain. Ills fr,ends never viii
mike one for him. II you choose to support
MI Clsy.--it is well. A, for ourselves We are
Incorporating. We 90 FOR the Country and
is inicresls, md Tor Mr.. Clay Us the man who
IS best capable Of supporting those interest
We will not meet his late opponents or revllera
on middle. neutral ground though We
should be glad TO see them honestly sulren de,-
ing prejudice, laying inside party feelings. de-
claTing their true sentiments, add uniting " iIh
us in elevatlng the most capable, the most hon
e5i, and the 1osi faithful TO the constitution
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
Cutlery.

VE1 Z have received Cutlery, consisting IN
w part. ofPt, X Gu, Tenor (bIue and
non backs.J and Hand aud Pannsl saws
Pocket aud Penknyes, a splendid selection ;
Knives and Forks. OF ivory, stag, buahloe,
booze, wood aud hotn hhndlds Drawing knives,
80. a.. &c. 1HEO. ROBERTSON &c.
At the slgn Of the Golden anvli.
Oct "a lin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24

1J- The space Devoted 10 Duff Green's rerly
To Mai. Eaton compsls os 10 sIclude several
articles which we wished 10 insert this NOR
ming.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
Wholesale Il RETAIL.
FALL ARRIVALS.
70 NrERCHaMms, eaX IL
C2Args IL TEIE pUDLIC
GENERALLY.

/lliE sub tcri5er has been receiving, and
-. Will cpntinre TO receive, for soycra'
weeks, large additional Fall Supplies OF fresh
g. genuine NEpicrfEs, Paints, Obs, Dye-siuffs,
Bsvshea, Soaps Vines, B,sndy, Teas, Con &c
iionary. perIa.npry. Ws,er-CoouT Musical
Roae,, Do. Woik Boxes. Fanny Ar,oie.. Guns,
Pistols, Di,k. Shot Pouches, Powder Flask
aud Forms, Game bag, Scis ors, Knives, &c.
.Sc.-rogether with many other ail,cIes all
ii which are offered for sale, wholesale or re-
all, 1t the most reduced prices. Dealers are
respectfully invited to call and examine the
Goods aud prices. before they make ,heir pur-
chases. HOWELL DAVIES,
Mann SiEte;, Lyuch5urg
0c.. 3. ais
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24

A VERY likely young Woman, with two
"A children, Boy aud Gid. 10 n person fr.
siding in the vicinity OF Town, bargain will
he given. For ter heI particulars, enqnire oil
lhe PHIsTEnt
Oct "A g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24

Among the names Of the Virginia delpga-
lion are the liIee gentlemen who represenlr d
he Lynchburs meeting, Messrs. Wm. Daniel.
jr, Ferdinand W. Rsque aud Smnh,on H..
Davis.
Henry Middleton Esq. our lac Minister
to Russia, was tue member Of the South Carroll.
az delegation, who voted in tho affirmative
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
STATE ELECTIONS.

Georgia.-ileturns from GO couniies give
Wilson Lumpkn majority OF about loot
Votes over George X. G,lmer, for the office o.
Governor. This resuscitaIion OF tho Clark
party in that state. in the rrson Of Mr. Lump
kin, who was recently bitterly denounced by
Wm. II. Crawford. is one ofthe signs of the
times winch We cannot comprehend. The
complexion Of the Legislature Of that State 10
not yet ascenained.
Ne,0 Jersey The election in this state has
resulted, as far as heard from, decidedly in Ia.
sor OF the National Republican parly. There
remains no donbl tina, the minority OF The next
Legislature viii he for Clay. Lust year, there
Was large majority for JAG kson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on "Wednesday evening last by,
the Rev Edward Canuoo. Mn. ROGER MAR
I'm TO Miss MAklHA ELIZABETH COR.
NEAL, all ui thls place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24

u The yeas and nays ON tae proposition Of
Nj Galain, To ST ike from the Report OF rhr
Fee Trade Convention, the paragraph touch.
ing he conslilutiOnnIity II the Iauf Laws,
have been published The following table viii
show the character OF The vote
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24

as 10 mo. 81 lrineiple can jas,iiy. bui jasi iues
rs might have been expected from them. The
P'esiden, ha, found oui before .hs. that
The power 10 gre, creates us many foes
" u heie many serk for office, isw can bud il.
Each thinks he merits all he nska.
Aud, disappointed. woudr,s at irpulse.--
Nond"rs awhile and then ais dozen 20
hue"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
NV'YA E "

NOIAE "
iDURSUANI to decree of tho Conaty
x Court al Amhsrsi, in Chancsry, IN tLs
Case Of David @. Hughes, Plaintiff against Jss-
Sc Beck and 81 oswood q. Hughes. an iniant
under the nge Of twenty oae ysnrs defendants,
The uDders,ghed Commissioners, for thar
purpose, will on Friday the i,h day Of N vrm.
Der uezt, NJ tro Tavern House of the Widow
Wm, u. H'tl. IN Ambcr., sell by way oi Public
Auction, 10 the highest bidder, for ousIi, thr s1
Slaves. Robin. Jonathan aud Andrew.
JAMES L. LAMkiN, }
JAMES LEE. CoRinn's
pEIlYJOHN,
Oct "a. tile
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24

Tie Turf Contention. % delegates to th,
Convention, which is 10 be held on the 26ih OF
this month in New York, have been appointed
in Kana"ha county, aud a meeting is called for
a similar purpose in Ohio COUNTY, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
Resides i0s-30s-- 10 ,--&c. &c.
MODE, OF DRAWING.

Y y
To he drawn m the A, u, G., plan.---Tba
700 prizes oi 50, to be.awsroed to the frsi, Sc.
GUnd or third division, 10 BIZ de,e fmned by that
Which may draw the capital prize Of $40 900,
50 tina, the holder Of ,bree tickets, one IN eaclI
divisios, Is certain 10 draw one p,,s", aud may
draw four. All the pr2"s above the DE- nomina-
ton oil 50, ia one wheel, and AL the number RS ia
another M once. the whole TO be drawn IN few
homs.-pfisrs payable IN cash forty days al.
The drawing. anh sub eci 10 The Uaual dednc,ion
Of fifteen per ceht.
Tickets Sl--lialyes 2-Quarters. l.
For sale at DiGGEo' OFFICE.
Oct "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24

accidental Denh. --Alberl r. che son, a son
Of Mr.. John Kchesoo, OF Amherst. in the vi.
clnity oflh,s place, between Ia aad Is years Of
nge, was accidentally killed On Friday last
lie had started from home uih a horse and
cart. auI had proceeded bat q shor, distanc,
when the horse ran of and the lad vas struck
with the shafts Of the carr, breaking MS shonl,
der. and, as supposed by the Physc an. his
neck also. III WAS found by his mother sno
sister in or 10 minutes after the occurrence
bad taken place, in the l4st agouiss Of aa,Grc
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-07
.Near Book for Children.

EUST published THE CHILD'S BOOK
% ON THE SOUL, illustrated in familiar
Dialogues, with Engravings. BY Rev. Tho's.
FL. Gallaudet. Designed for instruction IN the
first principles of Religion, as recognized by all
Christian denominations.
90 If there be any one man fitted above all
others in this country for writing books for ele-
mentary instruction, that man is the Rev L.
H. Gallaudet. This gentleman on retiring
from the Office of Principal of the American
Asylum at Hartford, had formed plan for a
series of elementary books for children. In
pursuance of this design, we have before us a
delightful little book, illustrated with cuts-lts
obiec; may be inferred from the first sentence
of the preface, viz To teach child that he
has something within him distinct from the
body; unlike it wonderfully superior to it /;
and which viii survive it after death, and live
for ever; is the simple elementary principle OF
all religious instruction."
N. Y. Commercial .4drertiSer.
The religious public, it is believed, will find
this an invaluable publication.
~ For sale by DORR 81 ROWLAND.
Worcester, Aug. "a.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-07
Blackstone Canal Transports
ton.
Union ITNF


FENHE subscribers, successors to the " Prov
"a idenco and Worcester Canal Boat Com
pany," whose business has heretofore been con-
Quoted by WILDER Kelly and Horace Butfum,
will commence running, soon as the Canal
is navigable, Line of Boats, for the transport
tation of Goods, between Providence and Wor-
cester, and the intermediate places.
A Boat will leave Providence every Monday,
Wednesday, and Saturday, for Worcester, and
oftener iffreight should offer. The subscribers
have large and commodieus Store Houses at
the Basin, in Providence, and the upper Basin,
in Worcester, where Goods that have been, or
are to be, transported, can be stored any rea-
sonable length of time, free of expense and
our arrangements in other respects, are such,
that we can say, with perfect confidence, that
those who may favor with their business,
may rest assured of its being done in salts
factory manner
o. All Goods consigned to S. R. JACK
son, Providence, or HAMMOND HOWE
Worcester, will be forwarded with despatch
and any Goods transported down the Canal fol-
shipping, will be forwarded free of charge.
HOWE, JACKSON, 81 CO.
March 16. eotf