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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23

A certain lawyer in Connecticut, during the
flood tide of Jacksonism, with great care and
labor, planted hickory tree in front of his OF.
fee door; but as it grew up, it proved to be
pig 'oatnut, much to the disappointment of the
owner ; but" said he, Z" it answers my ex.
pectatior quite as well as the administration
Of him IN honor Of ,ohOm 1t ,cas intended
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23

WORCESTER, SIS. Jan. 10, 1881.
TENAKEN on Executions, and will be sold at
M Public Vendue, on MONDAY, the 2Sth dag
Of February neat, at a O'Clock, p NJ, at Daniel
P. Haynes's Hotel, in Leicester, all the Right
in Equity that ALVIN LAMB had on the 10th
day of February, A. d. 1880, (the day when the
same was attached on mesne proceess,) of re-
deem:ng certain mortgaged Real Estate lying
in Spencer, the place whereon the said Alvin
Lamb now lives. Also, the Wheat Farm, so
called, containing about one hundred and TWEEN
tty-tve acres, with the Buildings thereon stand
ing.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23

POWER OF INTELLECT. An octogenarian no.
bleman; having invited Lord Shaftesbury and
another friend to dine with him, took occasion,
Immediately on the removal of the cloth, to say,
that his object in asking them to dine, was that
he might obtain their opinion as to the propri-
ETY. OF marrying his house keeper. Oh nv
Lord, said Lord Shaftesbury, you NAV as we'll
not Keep US IN suspense, we see you are mar
RED pray present US to her ladyship. Well,
replied the noble host, am indeed married
but wished before informing you Off, to hear
your opinion. On retiring, Lord Shaftesbury
was asked by his companion, how he could
have OWNED as he did that their entertainer
was married. Because" was the sagacious re.
ply: " no man who had not already committed
such FOLLY, would have asked advice concern
ing It,. The second illustration was from the
memoirs OF Cardinal de Retz, and related to the
famous lurenne, and his great comeeer Condo,
then IN the Spanish army and were in face of
each other-the Spanish strongly entrenched.
On given day Turenne gave out to his eoun-
ell OF officers, that on the next day at one
O'CLOCK, he would attack the Spanish camp at a
given point, which was the strongest of the
line, An officer expressing his surprise at the
hour and the point of attack designated, was
;hns answered by Turenne: "It is true, an
other part ofthe camp is weaker, but the com
manc OF that point is con6ded to Conde who
never sleeps, whereas, the strongest point is
commanded by the Spanish General, who will
at tAe hour named, be taking his nap When
our attack is made, an officer will be despatch
ed to arouse him. He, relying on the strength
OF his position, will not believe the account, or
think it only feigned attack, and will send for
further information; by the time that reaches
Lin, we shall have carried the defences" The
event fulfilled, in every particular, this calcu-
lation of a master mind. The last illustration
was from our own history, and from one of its
great names, Judge Chase. This eminent ndi-
vldual presiding in Baltimore, at a trial of some
roters-at the close of the proceedings, in
very crowded Court, directed the Constables to
convey the prisoners to Jail. The Constabes,
appalled, by the aspect of the assembled multi,
tude, after some hesitation told the Judge that
1T was more than their lives were worth, to ex-
ecute his order Judge Chase Immediately
sprang from the Bench, directed the Clerk to
enter Samuel Chase as Constable, and then an
preaching the prisoners, babe them follow him
ordering the crowd to make way for their
constable-and conducted them without oppo
stion or difficulty, through the mass of aston
ished citizens, to their place of confinement.
In all these eases, superiority and success were
founded upon the close observation and study
of the human mind, and ofthe causes which az
feet and control its operations.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23
BILLINGS HOBART, d. Sheriff.

WORCESTER, S. Jan. 10, 1881.
EMAKEN on Executions, and will be sold at
u Public Vendue, on MONDAY, Tie taoenty-
eighth day Of february neat, at five O'Clock,
T. M, at Daniel P. Haynes's Hotel, in Leces-
ter all the Right in Equity that BENJAMIN
CONKLIN, Jr., of Leicester, in said County,
had on the fifth and seventh day of April, A, d.
$780, OF redeemng certain mortgaged Real
ed on mesne process) lying in Leicester afore.
said, being the place whereon he now lives, con-
tanning about three acres of Land, with the
Buildings thereon standing.
6 BILLINGS HOBART, d. Sheriff.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-23
Med,0ay Classical hastitution.

Dudley, FEB. I6.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18
COOLEY'S
Wheat ThrgShjug Machine.
ap 2-dtf

VsNllE Public are respectfully informed that OPP
Il portunity is offered them of seeing the
above valuable machine in operation, every day be-
tween the hours of and u o'clock, i'll the same
building with and running by the side of Doctor
Clark's. A fair and candid comparison Of this with
the other machines now offered to the Public, is
all the Proprietor asks expects; and he does not
hesitate in believing that 1t will be found equal 10
getting out crops to any other in use. 'phe veloc-
ty required is less; the concaye bed forming half
circle, and consequently giving a longer action of
the heaters on the grain, added to the complete
separation Of the wheat from the straw, and that
little or no dust Is created, he considers as important
recommendations.
1t has been in use during the last season in Penn
sylvania, where 1t has successful competed with
Doctor CIark's. l.. COOLEY.
~ The Inventor and Proprietor of the above, will
remain in Richmond few days los =, Gnd vii dis
pose of counties, take pleasure In showing and
explaining the properties Of this machine TO those
who may call on him, at the office Of Mr. JNo. o.
Lay. who Is his authorized agcnt, to act for him IN
his absence. ap TT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18
aRdraauE Nelstm.
PORT OF RYCH.NOND.
A II RIVED,

ARRIVED,
Packet schr Richmond Packet, Libby fIom Now
York, with an assorted cargo, TO Davenport Allen
d CO, l.. Webb & CO, Lancaster, DENLY & co. Hub
bard q Gardner, Hall s Moore, Bagwell, Smith g.
lisnnah, k ID San1ay, r Smith, II Tyrer Greme.
Is Peyton, w Allen, Duney & Buckley, w g. d
Kyle u co, J Vanlew & CO, Wadsworth 81 Williams.
NJ Myers Shepperd e. CO, Beers & Poindexter. A
Sweeny, Sinton, G l. Simpson, Johnston &
Son, Blnford. Brooks & co, s Clarke n Stratton, ]
II Eus' ace s L James & CO, McKildoe g. CO,
Baldwin, Ives & CO, c Mitchell c Ellis. WaIdron
d Henry, Belt, Price 81 co, Myers. Mrs f Wills,
Raymond g. Brothers. D Anderson jr, w Mitchell.
OTIS, Dunlop & CO. n Mills, Williams. Cochran.
Barnes g. co. F. Porter, B IIillard
Schr Atlas Foster from New York. ballast
Schr Ses-Horse, Price, from New York with
sundres, to Fisher.
Steamboat Richmond Chapman, from Norfolk,
with freight and passengers.
SAILED,
Schr DuntOn & Son. Skull, for New York coal.
Steamboat Norfolk, Sutton, for Baltimore, via
City Point and Norfolk with freight.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk with
freight and passengers.
MEMORANDA.
The Liberator, Jefferson, from Virginia was at
Liverpool, March l6.
From L!Oyds List Of March g.
The Emulous, from Virginia to Liverpool put I'M q
Fayal Sd ult. with loss of rudder, and during gale
previous to 10th. cut away her fore and mainmast
and lost two anchors. Cargo discharged, and the
vessel would be repaired.
NEW YORK, April l3.-C!eared schr Exit
Howell, for Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18
Real French Fancy store,

4 HAVE just received very superior Perfl-
IL meries, warranted on oath before the Lord Mayor
OF London, by the inventor Mr.. Price. The inhab.
ltans OF this city and its neghbourhood. partic-
ularly requested to call and examine these truly ex-
cellent articles. At his store, they will find the
pertumed Russia Oil, never before offered to the
public of Richmond, although it is known most won
derfuIiy to promote the growth Of the human hair;
Canadian Bears Oil; Cream of Soap Ia most de-
lightu article for shaving) Mix of Rose to improve
and whiten the skin, and to eyes; Florida
Water, at 50 cents the largest ties besides Es-
sences OF every description, and of the best quality
Also, Just received from Paris, variety of Fancy
Goods, Jewellery, Cutlery, Magnifying Glasses,
Battledoors, and Scrap Prints, &c. &c.
u The highest prices Will be given for old Gold
and Silver. l.. DUHAlN.
diff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18
MR. a Mrs. KNIGHT

ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
Ia patrons ~ Muse IN general, that they have
permanently established themselves in Richmond,
professors Of Vocal and Instrumental Musi,.
Mrs. Knight will give lessons IN singing, Mr..
Knight instructions on tie Piano Forte.
Mr. knight respectfully announces, that HIS
last visit to New York, he made arrangements with
The very celebrated Piano Forte makers Messrs.
Num- & Co., 10 have constantly on hand an sssort-
mcnt Of their famed Instruments, and that he is IN
daily expectation Of receiving supply, at various
PRICES. likewise, that he has brought with him fine
collection Of the most esteemed modern Music, TO
which Inc will have constant additions from the best
publishers m New York, Philadelphia Baltimore,
&c. both Vocal and Instrumental Likewise, an
assortment of Vions Bows, fret quality Italian
Strings, Flutes, sc. &c
Glasses are now joining for Monday Thursday
Tuesday Fnday, and Wednesday aud Saturday,
For further information, appiyto Mr.. s. Mrs Knigh,
at M5s Adams Boarding House. spi4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18
COMMERCIAL.
,o,o " Correspondence Of the journal Of Commerce.

f. correspondence Of the journal of ComneIc.
TN TN w J. Brown & Co LIVERPOOL Mach L.
The Cotton Market is Cat The duty on Wb.a, anJ r.
I ~ the lowest point, hut is likely be higher in
" IN ., Two, aud may probably a month six week, RI,
.,sr. per or fio" ha. been IN demand and pretty ex
~ saies were made Nh. past week 37a3ss for New
o'S ana Philadelphia 33s6da39s for Western Cana, hu,
WV aftle Is again doll and has declined 36a316d duty
PAID Prime Am. Wheat l0s6da IO,8d ,.r 10 Id, we sol,
small lo of unusually ine white Wheat to day al ID
nu there NOT perhaps any other LOT the market winch
would bring lis ~
March s-No change In Cotton Flour dull at 37a37se f,
Philadelphia aud New Y~k duty paid and we bsIeye
38s cannot be had for Western Canal
March ls-Ihe Corn Market has been very aul 10 day
thursday " Nj says, in relation TO the Gorri,n new,
and the market-Ihe general is that the news To-
day quite favourable flour, bread s,uhs ssne,aJv
Nhat the eject will be determined 'Te a,rivaI
OF the Hlberna short passage proves thar f,vo,,
be current had sprung upon the Atlantic The arrival of Nh.
business ~ 49, '"'I' vi
The Letter bag OF the iIiberna i, not vet TN
FOREIGN WHEAT FLovR The quantity Of Go,ei,p
wheat just released at the lowest duty of per quarter for
home consumption the Omitted Kingdom. IS about I1o oOO
quarters, and Of -four barrels of which obo, az ono
quarters OF wheat and about 600 barrels OF -four
stored in L'verPool-Liyerpoo Courier, March IG
From the Baltimore American OF April I6
Notwithstanding the news was received after tho
usual hours OF business, there were some move
ments In Flour and wheat. Some parcels of Flour
changed hands yesterday evening" part of which was
sold without the holders being aware of the news NJ
the previous rates of the day. and part with II no
knowledge of The news, at an advance Of Iel cer,s
or more per bbl parcel of COO bbIs. Sus1uehan
ma was sold under the first named circumstance 4,
50, and parcel of 500 bbls was sold with a know.
ledge OF the news at sG,l2t. 900 bbIs Howard
street were sold OF $685. 1884. Two carpoes
OF Susquehanna light North b. anch Wheat weresolJ
the holder not posted. at : 30 per bushel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18

/I>HE subscriber having returned from the North
Il will open in a few days, choice assortment OF
Stationery, and one of the most splendid collections
OF Fancy Articles ever offered in Richmond.
ap 10 r. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18

the 'igo' Of Coke. the u2wright moderation and be.
neVoience Of Hale. the learning of Hardwicke. the
persp'caciy of Thurow, the correct const,ut ional
politics OF Camden. the force and profndity Of Mans
he'd' the ratiocnation of Marshall-al. all. were
ouck'ed upon this worthy gentleman whose modes,y.
" ne had CHANGED to be present, must have sunk in
a "n"ng h'' under the immensy and incongrui,y of
the burden.
We beg pardon of Judge Parker, for assocatine his
name with the description. We mean no offence to
hm-far from it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18

The brig Fortune, which sailed from Boston few
days since.was the first vessel which has cleared
direct from that port for Constantinople.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18

CusA-The New Orleans Bee Of the 28ih u
snye:-We are informed by a person, arrived ftC
Havana, that General Morlllo, was daily expect,
he is to supcrscd6 Gen. Wives IN the intendency
the island.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18

SMITH, the robber Of the New York CITY Bank
has been orraigned on seven indictments, aad hi
trs! Is to take place early IN May next.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18

II There seems to be a strong ,bopob l,,.,,
purpose, of forcing the late Post Master General
Mclean INTO political promiRence--vur,ous frap-
ncnts OF parties uniting in this purpose for carious
'ed'ons none OF these divisions having the
'''e'' and none OF them designing at present,
'han "'Oi'o"; none of them certainty proposing
WITH good faith, to elevate Mr. Mclean to that Office
Tor which they talk of HIM Mr. Calhoun's friends
are the busiest IN this undertaking. and for obvious
considerations Let them remember the game that
was played IN nominating Gen. Jackion in 1928, "a
thing so prepostSrous that he himself laughed in the
faces OF those who proposed ill., and LET THEM
REMEMBER THE ISSUE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18

W MIR Clay and family, arrived at Louisville on
inc ol't March, in the Steamboat Philadelphia from
New Orleans.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-18

DKIAow!NG of the New York Lottery. cl...
10 Ii Al 81 80 s..
r. Delaware and N. Carolina Lottery
Drawing will be received on Thursday
PRIZES:
OF sl2,50O 10 of $1,000
81 S'ooo ! ~ OF 400
&c. &c. &c
tickets S4-i1alves 2-Quarters
For sale at E. MICKLE,S
ap lc Next below the door of the Eanls h.,
LIQUORS AND VINES.
; fPes Hollands gin, prime quality
10 hhds Antigua rum
do Jamaica do prime quality
do do do second qualify
6 do n. Orleans do
~ do Baltimore whiskey
so bbls N. f. rum
~ cases Champaign wine
80 qr casks sweet Malaga do
90 do dry do do
100 do Marseies Madeira do
- pipes Cognac brandy, old and fine
~ bbls Fiddler & Taylor's' beer
10 casks Hibbert's brown stout
For sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
ap I3-6t w.
"a Boxes and barrels loaf sugar, diferent
hhds prime St. Croix sugar
10 do do Trinidad molasses
ID bbs sweet Malaga wine
100 drums figs
% half boxes 10 by IL window glass
80 boxes sperm candles.
Receiving, for sale by
apis LEWIS WEBB g. Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-13
1Ne Painful 8r Debilitating Complaint Q
 THE PILES,

receives immediate relief, and in numerous instances has been thoroughly cured by the administration of
 DHmtr;cs' Remedy for the Piles. VENHIS approved compound al.o mitigates and re- G moves the symptoms which frequently accompa nv that disorder, and increase the danger ol the pa tient, viz: rains iR Loins-Headache-loss of appe- ti,c-Indigeston and other marks of debility.
 4 relieved patient writes from distance,
 tsIt is but justice you inform you, that have used your Dumfres remedy for the Piles, for some time past and have found it emnently successful"
 An Officer n the Army observes
 ssI have been troubled many years with the Piles, and have never found any remedy that would compare with yours. It gave me almost immediate relief'
 physician and druggist writes,
 ssI have sold all ihe medicine you sent me, which is SO highly recommended for the Piles. wish you 10 send me one dozen more hy the bearer"
 The remedy is quite innocent, and may be adminis- tered to all ages and both sexes. Plain and ample Directions swi,h description of the complaint, ac- company each package, which consists ot two boxes, one containing an Ointment and the other an Eectu- ary-Prce $f for both articles or 5O cents where but one is wanted. wrapuer by the sole proprietor, T. klDDEK tmmedi- nt, Successor to the late Dr. w. T. Conway For sale. with all the other Conway Medicines, at h's Count ing Room No.99 next door to J. kdders Drug Store, corner of Court and Hanover streets, near Concert Hall. Boston; and by his special appointment by
 Samuel Buel end Lee S Beck,0Ith, Lttchrefd; E. Co,cles, South Farms; Daniel Norton, Canaan; Judson & Whittlesey. W. Preston Dr. Humphrey. Salisbury; George Taylor New. Milford; Pitkin $ Swlt, NorjoIE' Large discount to those who buy to sell aga'n.
 necember 23 eoWIy-S
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-13
Rhea1na0tic Li2a.iliaaent!
~ DR. JEBB'S

Will afford immediate relief to the patient, and ha, sometimes been attended with such extraordnary sue the most distressing Rheumatism m "A hours, even when of years standing.
 This highly valuable Liniment is recommended witt confidence founded the experience of many years only for that excruciatng disease, but a: an excellent application for Stiffness of the Joints Numbness, Sprans, Chilblans, &c.
 Among mass of testimony in favor of the success o the LiniHent, as thorough remedy for Rheumatism the proprietor selects the following presenting gen. uine instances of its efficacy.
 NeU and surprising cases.
 A gentleman, Mr. R. of Charlesiown, (who can be referred to has been confined to his bed most of the dime for week, suffering most excruciating pain from RhcumatIsn; after having had recourse to the round of aRtidOtes usually res0rcd to in this complaint but without benefit; and while in this of suffering, was hiS Reighbor. and who, lowing to the exraordna. .y 5anet he had himself experienced from its use,) recommended the article with such confidence as ln- duced Mir. R. to make use of which he did with the usual success attending its administration. vz ine- siate mitigation of pain, relief, aud cure
 Mr. T. ofths city, was attat kcd with very violent Liniment ton going bed) instantly relieved, and red by morning-observes he never used any thing which gave him 50 much and great relief.
 An old Revolutionary Officer near Boston, was soreIy afflicted for years with rheumatic complaints, especially in his joints and limbs, which were ire- quently much swolen,-coud obtain only temporary edies and had despaired of help; when friend who had witnessed the wonderful effects of this Linnent, advised him to make of it. which he did, with the most happy effect; it reduced the swelling in one night.
 CThis article is considered superior to every thiRg else, and to possess such uncommon virtues, that it is ordered from distant parts of the connry)
 An agent recently writes: "Please send me a fur ther supply of Jebb's Linment the first opportunity
 shall probably sell considerable quantity, as it is recommended by some Of our physicians m very highly some more of Jebbs LinimeDt, which has recommen- ded itself very highly" Price 50 cents bottle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-13
lttctffcIG 1Emqutrrr PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, By HENRY ADAMS.
TERMS.

TERMS.
 To village and single mail subscribers dollars per year, payable before the expiration of six months. To companies of any number over six, &l 50 per year. payable above. To companies less than six, be deducted from each of these prices when payment ls made in advance. These prices are exclusive O mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued unt all Rrrearage gel are paid, except at the discretion of the editor. Notice of wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration of the year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, $l, and the same proportion for two or more squares.- Half square 75 cents Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 Admnistrators' and Executors Notices, $l co Commissioner Notices, %
 All communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-13

he had the soul of gentleman in him not to take money of one who had wronged him so heinously.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-13
NOTICE
NOTICE To Rheumatic I1eUGlids!

nERSONS suffering under Rheumatic Affection 1T respectfully assured, that they can obtain oi the proprietor and his agents safe and admirable medy for RHEUMATISM, however obstinate the disorder may be, and in all it's different stages.
 lT DR. JEBB'S
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-10-13

CleGnIiness.- Cleanliness is mark of politeness, for no one unadorned with this virtue can go into company without giving manifest offence. It may be sald 10 pc the foster mother of affection. Beauty commonly produces love: but cleanliness preserves it. Age itself is not unamlaDie while it is preserved clean and unsuliled. Cleanliness is intimately connected with purity of mind, and naturally inspires retn- ed sentiments and passions.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-07

letters from the East Indies, some of old and
some of recent date, in which mention was
made of cholera morbus. The following is an
extract from one OF them =" The cholera
morbus has been most destructive had Lately
conversation with Ramohun Finiee,. "a celc.
brated native ply sciah he compared the dis.
order to whirlwind which proceeded from the
southeast to the northwest, but occasionally
made curve, turning sometimes to the east
sometimes to the southwest backwards. and
then again progressing TO the northwest. This
man says, that from the observation he has had
opportunities of making in several districts.
the hrst and certain victims to the disease were
opium eaters and persons addicted to ardent
spirits: the second class of victims, but less
certain, were those who lived poorly. on rice
and water, but those who wore temperate and
lived generously-such as drank coffee. and
milk thlckened with rice and modified with sn.
gar, and occasionally ate animal food, were one
and all completely exempted. And he ac
counts Tor the various opinions of medical men.
as TO contaglousnes or nonconta giousness of the
disease, TO tho fact, that those whose bodies
were predisposed by opium or ardent spirits
contracted tho disease if they touched or even
approached persons suffering under the disease;
and those whose bodies were hardened by temp
cTance and generous living inhaled the breath
and handled the bodies Of the diseased with i'm
punity."