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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-25
From the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
REVOLUTION IN RRAzu

no Janelro papers to the 18th nit brirc
US intelligence of decisive RevoIution in
Brazil, and the overthrow of the ImneriaI
Government NV A"Peildi
Inc 29tE OF March being the 9TH annivers,.
ry OF swearing to the Constitution WAS caIo
brated with every demonstration Of reioic;nr
All the inhabitants appeared not onlv viii t5e
national cockade, bat were decorated with
foiiage OF yellow and green, colors emblematic
of independence. '' ''''O''ii"'''
n letter TO the Editors of the Journal of
commerce on, dated Rio Janeiro, April6, saws,
ne disturbances originated from the differ.
INV rre"s Vi 'he Republican party and those of
.ho ioICuguese residents here, who are still
longing for the old mother countrv III F En-
peror has changed Ministry twice w;,hort t1 or
iect. Since the 18th ult. we have Guod ~ :,
continued state Of disturbance Armed nov
run about the streets in the niGbt and onon ~
daytime; and there is scarcely a nirht nosseJ
without " nVe or SIX assassinations. TODAY the
Emperor mas appointed new ministers
Another letter dated April 7, saws.
HIS Majesty returned from his top- 49,,
the 10Th ult. after issuing proclamation ~ ,ho
people OF the interior province. betravino o,,a
ny symptom OF extreme alarm. Upon HE arr;.
val ~ tnis city, preparations were made far 10
eeIeoratlon OF the event. During those ceio.
~ HS' Puftes Oh DraZlllans were formed for
the purpose OF avowing their dcterminat;on -
support the Emperor no longer than he rema;u
ed Constitutional and some misundors,oly;.
having taken plrce between them and the pn-s
tuguese' the question at once arose wbetba,
Portuguese had right to interfere in tbe III
ebralIon OF the return of the Brazilian Ero,sa-
ror, (who is native Of Portugal) or the 49,
OF government To decide this question r ro.o.s
has been had to arms; which, after ma nv ill.,.
nate performances Of the parties, has resntnd
in the entire defeat Of Portuguese osuiteu
and ntrigues. During these indecisiyo sdscan
the Emperor has thrice changed his M;n;a,e'''
to suit the tone of the party which he eonceiyy'
ed had gained the upper hand SlIv man ~.
race is run. Deserted by his sodery. Who ba ",o
seconded the views of the mass Of The nsn nay'
he abdicatcd his crown this morn;nap 'op'" .
o'clock, in favor of his son, "Don poGG,,0 u. .L
I'd, lad of about five wears Of arc o,J tne
of the line. '''ish snip
LETTER OF ABDrcArrov. Exerc;s;rr a.
right which tho Constitution gives me- Jo'
clare chat ! have voluntarily nbdicnted r,bs
tbronel in favor of my dear and beloved . ,m'
Don PEDRO D'ALcAsTARA. ''''''u SON.
Boa Vista, 9Th April 1881, and of Indonendoroo
and the Empire the 10Th. O'"''
Sionad p.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-25

TIE MANgFAcTURERs' CONVENTION assem-.
bled in New York on Wednesday, and adjourn.
Cd on friday evening. 1t was very reepectn-
bic body; both in numbers and intelligence. Ma.
than williams OF Utica was chairman, and Hen.
~ 9haw y, Of Massac husetts, and Samuel Hub.
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The Yeoman's Gazette states that yentle-
man lately left his horse and wagon stnnding in
the road at Acton, while he assisted his dog in
bunting wood-chuck from stone wall. The
horse, value 800, took fright, started into a
meadow and broke his neck in ditch. Chuck.
10 escaped
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REPRESENTATIVES,

Fitehburg, Zochariah Sheldon, Isaiah Put
nam. .Ashburnham, Nathaniel Pierce. Ncw-
Braintree, Joseph Bowman. Barre, Archi.
bald Black, Gardner Rugglcs Templcton,
Samuel Lee. Royaiston, Franklin Gregory.
Westminster, Charles Hudson, CYRUS Winshio
Princeton, Charles Russell. Gardner, =
Haywood. Athol does not send. Oahham,
Washington Allen.
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oRpINATIoN AT WINCHESTER, IN. H.) Mr..
P. r. Russell was ordained on the l7th Of Nav
over the Restoraiionist Societies in Winehes.
ter and Chesterfield, N II. Reading Of the
scriptures by Rev. w. S. Baulch Of Water.
town; introductory prayer by Rev. Lyman
Maynard OF oxford; sermon by Rev. w. S.
baulcn Dreaming prayer, delivery ofthe scrip
tures' ana charge, by Rev. Paul Dean of Bos.
ton right hand of Fellowship by Rev. Lyman
Maynard; concluding PRAYER by Rev. W. 8.
Baulch; benodicton by the pastor elect.
Communicated
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-25
CENSUS

The following table shews the result of
the late census of the Unitod States, so far
as returns have been completed, and COM
parlson with the last preceding census.
The increase is greater than was expected.
EAsrrnN
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The Philadelphia Chronicle says-Mr. Van Bu-
rem has, we understand, been appointed Minister.
to England, in place Of Mr.. MeLane.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-25

Wanted Immediately, for Public Service, to
supply vacancies
One Magician to do all the twisting and turn.
ing-in and out-he must have two faces
looking before and behind-walk like a crab
and speak Dutch:
One Thinker, qualified to follow :he above, his
knee pans taken out (for greater agility and
he will be expected to take hint without a
kick:
One Drum Major, perfect in beating Rogues'
March-must find his olon skins:
One Swabber &C. of all work." who will be III.
rected in every branch by Amos Kendall;
One Hammer, TO do all the errands, dirty and
clean, must be able to spell out names. and.
readiness and despatch.
Applicants must apply at the Capitol with
sealed recommendations from the jackson Con.
trail Committees.
Washington, Sd year of Reform.
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JACK DOWNING.

The Duke of Wellington was remarkable far
the GOODNESS with which he gave his directiops
Even in the heat of an engagement he has besn
known 10 give vent TO humorous observation
especially when it seemed TO raise the snirits
oil his men. Thus, when the British were
StoTrming B9dajoz, his gfsce rode up whilst the
oa,ls were falling around, and observing an ar.
tllIery man particularly active, inquired the
mans name: He was answered, Taulor I,
very good name too remarked Wellington
.nee' up my men, our Taylor will soon make
~ the men forgot the dangers of their sitnat;on
DursI oil laughter broke from them and the
next charge carried the fortress.
London HeroId
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or Tint TO EMIeRAETs. By telling the trees
that cover tho tops and sides or noun,.;n"
tsays de Humboldt) men in every climate nns
yo At once two calamites for future genera.
ter. WI anu lhs scarclty OF wa
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breaks the bydsc He that cannot forgive others
very man hath nee. SI ao :. ,: must pass himself
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:, When his Maiosty's carriage drove into the
Stable.yard at st. Jamess, on Wednesday. =
Jolly tar saluted him with a characteristic cheer
Huzza for King William the Reform Ri
Tor ever" II is said his Majesty was highly
ELatlhed at this homely and familiar pun upon
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-05-25

BENEFITS OF EARLY INSTRUCTION. The ad.
veanntSage OF having learnt the catechism to a
by the following trifing circumstances A Ia.
uy observed little girl apparently lost in The
street, accosted her with the question 81
whose child are you ?" "Child of wrath
ma am = cried the little urchin, dropping a
courtesy, as if addressing the psrson. The la.
dy resumed, and said, " Where we're YOU born ~
born IN SIN, maam," persevered the diminu.
tive theologian.-T Taller.
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1899 1923 Sd
Total 1927 3-4 TONS
The following some of the principal articles
comprising the above tonnage:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-03
TO PERSONS IN TTRGINIa'
Owning Military Lands i'm Kcntuck


Live IN Hickman county, Kentucky, at Columbus or ,o,
bahh on tne Mississippi RIVER the surveyor of tho
Virginia Military Lands on State Establishments and have cir
Veye" good many OF them south the Tennessee rvs,
hce he dea'h oil my predecessor Maj VIM Croghan; am,
agent cT nunbeJ persons owning those Lands and cool,
"nsy act tor others who think proper to enust tlr
business win me am probably better ACQUAINTED with ,r
situation oi hne lands, than person; be thar no ~
may iey want dtcnio and WHISTLER they employ me or nor,
""n aVSc INC owners 10 Immediate attention 10 ther
sumo OF winch nave been pIaged of timber some havr
Dcc entered a. Warrant Lands and persons living ON them
ana the occupant laws of nav after wbIs NM ,s
o"eS 70 considerable expense and trouble have
many OF those lands As we'll as could, without having more
auoy mere are large bodies of those Military Lands ~ mo
together and but few persons living on them some win s,se
hut more squaiie calculated TO their v,. Ja
are ten or twelve miles lands me Of ub;ri
"o" a"Vise the owners (knowng their n,eres,
!" .s small part say two three hundred out Of each
u'V acre "ac' even at low pric- and confident that
III TWO or thTeo years would enhance tie Of tie balanrr
to double or treble what the whole would be worth 10 IT,
nam as Persons buying settling on mar, would
TAKE care oil the balance and induce 10 come IN, ,
nesDouhood aud settlement gives value IN land
wou act as agent Tor owners Of lands the Cumberland
anu ennessce MYERS ds well south of
w'erh vc good terms any who will attend as m
ouS 70 the business shall give references for recon-
mendhons; am we'll known in Kentucky and have some ar
Vndhdnces ~ my native state, Virginia; persons have MOI
confidence III do their business; n GET
agencies ann willing spend tribe giving the owners Of
these lands, this There MANY Of the kiIay
LANDS south west OF the Tennessee RIVER that arc intcrsd
WIN ny treasury Warrant claims, aud ot tho
claimants or trr Tenants Of which are not wort, Iow
sun IN me Federal Court and II Congress disposed to do
succ towards the Officers aud Soldiers the Vrnia State
I'nc hey should suffer the Withdraw them and p,o
cure scrip Tor the amount of their Warrants or they viii CIR
AMY u" ~ worse situation Than those who ected 10 locate
",,I warrant. ~ ah RICHARD TAYLOR, Jr.
'o'umDus, Hickman county, XIV Jan. % 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-03
N0A NMirhMr Nl1rinrs.

'ENiS celebrated watering place, ~ the county OF
N"nfor' ~ the upper country OF Virginia continues
u"efna MANAGEMENT oi ~ original propuctors The char
oI o' we SAT- sulphur Water bcrn well established
~ TIC experience Oi many years aud its reputation a,
manifested 10y public patronage. extensively dlIuscd ,lat
"c s"bicnUrf- d"cui almost needles, 10 enter ,rto an
cnumcaiiou Of ~ medicinal IT, Csrublr
are SuphHr ana soda, forming rcutSal saline mXt, en-
rcr'or to any s'hcial ptepant,ia once plsss,rt 81.
Gnk nh' n IT. OPERATION and permanently beneficial To tho
ueds u has proved itself particularly ticacious I'm b,os
ana pulmonary complaints, aud all tlat rcnrr ratar-
aud govt - ~ i''' '"'"''''s"'
nc circumstance Of m having been rcu,'rl 10 f., n,rv
years past hy gentlemen Of great medical distinction n1,
.",s aI'rolaily from the south. whose appreciation
wa "l't"" NY nr repetition of ,lcu vists furnishes AM
"inS testimonial 81 ITS valuable nrcdlca Al qualities
'"mh'Idh' improvements have been made since ia, lac
ytd an" Wc Pi"pw'ots Tom,c the attention IN vc,,
Wa ur} nave fc'rincir rendered in th.ir ,a
nm 'dc' Wry yrd to 40 pubic establishment II, V,,o,ra
lh'y respectfully solicit tie continuation of rnblc r.,
IE-HfNr =. ~ ~, W. ~, ' pic, pat
no " OIeans A'gr, and Charleston Courier l ,,c, ,t
- o'c "''" SIX m'., aud scud their account 10 r e
-, aP - awG'c
thSH FOR WlIEhT.-Thc snbsc,,br, vvl
~ pay The narlc' yr,c for good mcrcI,rrabls
"''''' : y FRY nctn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
NOTES

GA piece OF Clarkson Crolius broken pottery
--ClarksOn CTolius is one of the oldest and best
manufacturers of sarthern ware in the city Of New
fork-He 10 withall respectable honest man
Though he was the Cog and Magog of the Dam
many society for many years, and for two or three
speaker of the House of Assembly.
"Or ticket in Col Hamon's land lottery
Col. James a Hamilton, late Deputy Secretary
Of State, District Attorney for the Northern
district of the state of New York assisted bv Col
Aaron Sargent Scne- Cutler and Lottery land auc-
tioncer, got up land lottery for the benefit of The
community by which they made farm on Harlem
Common, good city lots Il 10 true that some indivdu
ais who purchased tickets complained that certain
persons drew hafA dozen lots With many different
tickets in body; and in precisely tho place where
they wished to have them, while their lots we're
precisely where they did not wan, them-But wo
must not give heed TO losing gamblers.
3. at Mrs Poppletons'-God bicss the old
Lady, she made the best tsTts in Gotham, and al
ways had pretty bar Dsid-It wac worth two taTts
and an apple pie to look at her, over the Counter
!. bookkeeping (}ennetJ with his wings Mr.
Bennett, one Of tbs best, most distinct, and ntcll-
gent lecturers upon bookkeeping have ever met
with, would sometimes turn his attention to other
subecis--lIe sometimes administered Gas in pub
lie, and sometimes inhaled 1t himselG from the sen.
satlons he experienced while the effect Of the gas
was upoB him (which were to hy) he vas led to be-
HeVe Jhat ne could do so--ns reasoning is, that t
IS no more cut Of nature to fly than it is to swim
Wben last saw him he had for many years been
engaged ~ constructing a pair Of wings, with The
IuheSt confluence Of ultimately fncctnp with succeez
5. "No S?1Fi7h each could stick TO his subject
better, even before he purgcs II is we'll know
&c ak Sp)lhccares who have ever used thorn that
inc leeches brought from Allicant are tho hest
When IN their pristine vigdr they will attach
themselves 10 any thing that is Acsh-After having
been once used they may be purged Of tho blood
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

HOLT d ROSS have received their supply of
u T. Fresh Goods for the spring business, and invite
the attention ofther customers and the public to the
ASSORTMENT OF EARTHENwARE, CHINA 81 GLASS,
as is the handsomes and complete of any they
have ever opened. For city nd retail customers,
they have an elegant assortment of Fancy China and
other Ware, such as Tea, Dinner, and Toilet Sets
Pitchers, Ewers and Basins, Mantle Ornaments &c
&c. of various patterns and colours
Their Wholesale Goods for the country trade are
entirely fresh, being Just imported from Europe of
new shapes patterns, &c and comprising all articles
Of Common Edged, and EnameIied and Printed Iiy-
erpool Ware, al low prices. ap 23-6tc eoetd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
From n late London Paper.

INSOLyENT DEBrORS-The number of insol-
vent debtors discharged under the present act up to
the end of 1929, amounted to 81 600; debts, four
millions sterling; assets one iar,hng in the pound;
expense of discharge, G25 each prisoner Only o5
out of every 1900 estates produced any assets at
ALL The annual salaries of the four Commissone's
amounts to ELI ,25i This is one ct the mt occasions
for repeating that the whole system of arrest for debt
serves other purpose than to maintain pettytog-
cling attorneys to cherish Incidence add inat'ention
in sellers, to keep alive the breed OF swinders, to
foster tricks lying, and extravaganza. and to impose
heavy burden the honest and punctual part OF the
community.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

easily found TO paciiy him, by giving him pro-
motion in the line He has subsequently made him
self useful in that part of the service where beau
ty was not indispensable, that the late Emperor Pla-
ceI him the head of the General Staff, which stu
alton he held when the regning Emperor appointed
him to succeed Count Wtgens,ein in the chief COM
mand. He is Protestant.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

Few appointments to office have been more ren-
orally and Justly condemned than that Of Thomas
Irwin. as Judge of the Western District of Pennsyl-
vania, in place of Mr. Wilkins IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
TO .TEIgEel'S.

'Sn 70 employ millet, TO take charge Of Man
- uacturIng Mill at Walkerton, King g. Queen
county. 10 one who is capable liberal wages will
be glven--refer to Lewis Webb g. Co Of Richmond,
,,1.n BAYLOR TEMPLE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

In the Paris and London papers letters from vi
emma have appeared, in which mention Is made of a
free conversation at court between the young Ma
poleon and Marshal Marmont, Duke Of Ragusa SO
notorious for his with the Bourbons since
the date of the French Emperor's fall Tine story of
confirmed; and is further stated that Mar
mont has written Paris, enthusiastic
ectua and personal endowmens of the young Duke add
ing that all would be with the present King France
and his dynasty the day which the intelligent spirited
and graceful youth should shew himself in Paris Far from
eproachng Marmon he told him that he knew name
be associated with the great exploits of his father and con
sdered him as having been afterwards subject fatality and
not traitor. MT Ga-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
LATEST FROM CARTHAGENA

BY the brig Medina, Capt. Half, we have received
Carthagena papers to March 28th, inclusive The
city besieged BY the insurgents under Gen. Lu-
gue who it s said was Turbaco, about three lea>
CUES distant, With force of 7C0 500 men, princi-
paly rregulars. Provisions had become scarce at
Carhagena, and the authorities had taken measures
to supplies from abroad. 1t was believed that
any attack which might be made upon the town, could
be successfully repelled Three or four of the last
mails from Bogota had been stopped by the insur-
gents and their detained, except letters for
foreig ne rs-N. Y. Jour. Gem.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

RAIL ROAD IN PHrLADELPHIA.-The Select
and Common Councils of the city of Philadelphia,
at their meeting Thursday evening last, resolved
to construct Rail Road in Broad street from Vine
70 Cedar streets
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06

SELF 1LLUsTRATIoN.-In the Jamaica House of
Assembly, motion being made for leave to bring
in bill to prevent the frauds of wharina ers, MT
Paul Phipps, member for St. Andrew, rose and
said-"Mr Speaker, second the motion; the whar-
fingers are to man. set of rogues. | know it
well; FlUas myself for ten gears "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
LAND SCRTP.

LIAM I'D SCRHPs
THNllE subscriber will give the highest price for
Il Scrip issued for Land Warrants under the Act
OF the 3Oth Of May 1880 He may be found at the
office Of g. f, Niche Esq. opposite the Merchants
Coffee House, Main ST
ap 19-R CHARLES STANBERY.
OTICE.-All persons having claims against
~ the estate of John Parrish, decd, are ear
neslly requested to make them known to me- with.
ont delay, as arrangements may be made to settle
the samo-otherwlse, this notice Will be pleaded in
oar OF said clams and ell those indebted arc re-
quested to make immediate payment
JOHN PARRISH,
Executor of Jno. Parrish, decd
Now kent. 2IsI Anil. IaaI-lauArvc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
ASl'McttCNE sWetcGg1tige sFC0CgCAsW.

E-rHCteCESE sHe1cU1etjge saCOCsCNay.
VHNHE subscriber resppc fully informs parents and
n guardians of this city he has opened a school
near the New Buryingground, for tine purpose Of nj
wing instruction in all the branches requisite for a
Gorrect English education Arithmetic and Book
Keeping will ne taught pracIcay without the p1d ~
printed books connection for macy years with
some OF The first houses in Europe, gives the snb
scrOcr an advantage, in this respect not generally
possessed by teachers
-, Due attention will be paid to correct Roadioo
EI9cHtion' English Grammar, Geography, History
and Composltlon.-For terms and other particulars
apply to Mr. Edward Warren >
may 5--3t CGIFTWYND = rTrAT pC,,p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-06
NrELEDGEvILLE, (Geo.1 April 2I.


Marrow EscAPE.-A very singular matter hap
pened at Wilkinson Superior Court last week. A
gentleman as we understand it, member of the
Grand Jury. asked his neghbor for the loan of dol
lar He assented took out his pocket book and open
ed IT. when the applicant, seeing dollar note put his
hand into the book, in familiar way, and took it
out The lender, short time afterwards, having
occasion TO examine his money missed hundred dol
lar DILL From the borrowers manner, and from his
having taken the dollar bill rather too Familiarity he
was suspected; and the lender. finally, became sasf-
ed that the 500 bill had been taken feloneusy al
the same time that the g. bill was taken The Dor
rover asserting his innocence a bill of indictment
was preferred against him; the jury reformed true
bil--he was expelled from the jury; and SO strong
was public feeling against him that he had TO 20 to
jail for the want OF bail--He was deserted by eyery
body There then no doubt that he would be
convicted.
In the mean time, another man, who was ATTENDING
court, heard OF the circumstances, and recoIlect ed
having received what purportad be thirty FIVE dol
ars en- the same day. from thu lender above mention
cd tie went home, and examined the money Mel
Their himself his wife being able to read ali that
ey could determine was that there were three notes
which he had take n ten dollars each and one as
hve-and that one of the tens unlike the others
tie brought the money to the court house the next
day-haDded Ut TO the solicitor and explained the cir
cumstance of bis having received it the day before
On examination ono OF the bills supposed to have been
pad Tor ten, turned out to be- hundred dollar b II
Inns explained the loss. The borrower was BROUGHT
out OF JAIL relieved from all suspicion of crime and
restored to his rights and privileges as a member of
the Grand Jury, and to his standing in society