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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-01-21
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IasselS, claimed, by virtue OF an Indian treaty,
10 be citizen OF foreign State and that there
fore, he was not liable 10 be punished by the civil
authority OF Georgia, for acknowledged muir
DER The llth article of the amended Constitu-
ton reads as follows:
The judicial power Of The United States shall
not lie construed 10 extend 10 any suit in law or
equity commenced or prosecuted against one Of
Inc tniied States, by citizens OF another State or
by citizens or subjects Of dny foreign State"
ifTassels was citizen OF foreign State he
was expressly excluded by the words of the Con
stitution, rs here cited, from an appeal to the
Supreme Court fhe was not a citizen ola 70
reign State, he had no prstert for his appeal
Hints.-We are indebted 10 friend for the
following hints, worthy Of consideration
Tsl. The signature of the ChiefJustiCe of the o.
States to awrit of error is merely formal The
clerk prepares the writ, and no Judge ofthe Su-
preme Court in ordinary cases sees or hears Of it
till il is returned.
,. The llth amendment Of the Constitution
prohibits suits against particular States. But in
Cohens VS. Virginia, it was held that a writ of err
ror is net a suit within this clause OF the Consi-
tutiOn. The United States are exempted from
suit, but nothing IS more customary or regular
Than writ of error upon judgment obtained by
the United States
3. Quere. Whether lie Supreme Court can
take official notice Of the death of the plaintiff in
error, in the case OF the executed Indian until
it is regularly suggested on the docket, and, I'M
Ill that is done, must not the Court enforce its
process:-Nat. Int
~
The proceedings OF the Georgia Legislature,
found in another column, are highly important,
inasmuch as the sand taken, if persisted in in o.
ther cases, would bring that State and the Gene
raj Government into actual conflict. In all pro-
liability, the particular case, upon which these
proceedings were had, will be attended with no
further consequences. The Indian who was TO
have been executed on the 9th ult met his fate
at that time, as there is every reason to believe
The appeal, instituted by him, would abate, or
go off, By reason Of lis death This would give
Georgia a great adyantage-thc privilege Of one
party, under color oflaw, toput the other party
to death, before the hour Of trial arrived
"This unpleasant occurrence may be referred
for its prime cause to the position which Georgia
has assumed in relation 10 the Indians within her
limits. The unfortunate convict was one ofthose
over whom that State has extended the jurisdic-
tion ofher laws. Believing that act TO be void
he had recourse, IN the exercise of undoubted
right, 10 the Supreme Court of the Union, 10 test
its validity. But The hour OF execution arrived
to him before the hour Of his hearing The Res
olutiCns Of the Georgia Legislature speak for
themselves. The authority under which the
Chief Justice acted is derived from the CoEstfu-
ton and the laws."-W illiamsport Banner.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-01-21

Rrdr Of -Hr. |Hceys J6ni'y y f,lcc
nancd Marley, nephew OF tlr Ncwct's MIN,
was wa, sent TO The p-ni.cniiaIy for stealing from
~ lNc"ey, IS believed 10 he The wretch who
committed This most horrible crime III u 10
% punishment hadjust expired. and he bad been
ma"inS threats. lie has since been arrce,gl
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-01-21

Impo8itiops IN Mtdicine.--It said that
numerous frauds and authorizations in rnedi-
cine in New York have been e. posed, and
that certain apothecarics and druggists have
associated together under the title of "Col-
legc OF Pharmacy" with a view to intro
duce into the preparation and sale of drugs
and medicines, more knowledge aad care
than are generally exercised therein 1t
has been discovered that calomel is mixed
with white lead, red precipitate with red
lead, common bark with Peruvian bark, and
in one case several thousand lbs of stuff call
ed jalap were sold at an average of SIX cents
per ID. when the real drug was selling by
the quantity at25 cents.
~gaHeB-
Lijer0liy-A London paper states that the
Lord Chancellor, BToughaIn, has made 10 the
Arch Bishop Of Canterbury an intimation that if
is his wish 10 lcstOw the liyings which fall 10
himself upon the most deserving and hardwork-
ing Of the Clergy; and that not possessing that
personal knowledge Of them which would enable
him to make I've choice, he should look TO the
Bishops for their advice and assistance upon the
subject. Should this he true, IL will be very apt
70 rive The church establishment 10 its fuinda-
ton Nothing could be better calculated TO put
the ball Of reform in motion, in that direction
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-01-21

HE Baltimore Gazette states that Mr. NJ
lavish, Who lately recovered dlinarcs. in Bal
tHnoro County Court, 10 the amount OF siN hun
oFed dollars, from the proprieto.s Of line OF STA
ges, Tor severe injury sustained rs The Needless
conauC' oil one Of their drivers, bas generously
aPii!ed the whole amount so reco, cred, after de-
"nolinE expenses actually incurred by him, to
Charitable purposes.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-01-21

ARspic;ous.-By statement in the IA.
papers it appears that 10 boats passed tlro'
the locks OIL the Eth and 18Th sections Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. recently.
in one day, laden with more than 5000 bar
reIs ofilour, part Of which descended the
Shenandoah from Port Republic, point
within 20 miles Of Staunton.-B
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-01-21

A Statement Of he Grill List of Virginia.
Prepared in compliance with resolution of the
House ofDc!cg&lcs, Of 20th Dec 1880.
EcecutiUe Department. Salaries. Iofqls.
Governor $3.50 SO
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05
WOOLLEN FACTORY,
EOs. Sale Mt .H,Ecfion


F1NHE Woollen Factory built seven years
n since by J. s. c, Cook, and recently own
cd by Joshua Clapp, situated about four miles
west of the Court House in Northampton, Mass,
with all the Buildings, Machinery, and Appa-
ratus necessary to a full and immediate opera
tion together with about 90 acres of valuable
Land adjoining, if not previously disposed Of at
private sale, will be sold at Auction, on the
premises, ON THURSDAY, the 9th Of JaREGry,
1884.
The Establishment consists of a Factory
Building, 40 by As feet, 4 stories high, Dye
Shop, Dry House, Wool Loft, Counting House,
Sheds, &c. &c, q very large, convenient, and
well finished Boarding House, stories high,
and Barn all in good repair.
most new, and none of it more than years old,
Il consists, in part, of Double. Broad Cardng
Machines, II Broad Looms, Picker, Billy,
2 Pulling Mills, 2 Presses, I Brusher, sc, &c.
The Water Privilege is nnquestionably one
of the best of its size in New England 1t is
unfaing, and safe, under all circumstances re-
curing no expense for Dams, and is of suffi-
cient power for three times the work which the
present building allows.
This Factory has heretofore turned OUT ten
thousand yards of finished superfine Broad
Cloth yearly.
A liberal credit will be allowed for part of
the purchase money, if desired upon good Sc
euriiy.
~ For further particulars, inquire of ASA
ROBBINS on the premises, or the subscriber al
South Hadley Canal, (AIass.)
WILLIAM BOWDOIN, Jr.
~
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GODFREY'S DROPS.

The only sttre remedy for the HEADACHE.
FANHlS Medicine is offered to the public
H with the fullest confidence in its efficacy.
II has proved successful in cases that have baied
the skill of the most distinguished physicians. In
no case in which this medicine has been resorted
to, has it failed to give reliet. This is tie first
preparation which has proved successful in the
HEADACHE, though many others have been
introduced. 1t is composed of vegetables, and no
deleteriols plant or medicine is introduced into
1t. No danger need be apprehendcd, if used
properly and asreeably to directions. L imparts
Sgor to the system while the cure is progressing,
and regulates the stomach, by which process the
cure is effected
Sr,-lt IS with pleasure that can recommend
the Drops prepared by you, for the Nervous Head
ache. Having for about , years pat been afict-
ed with 1t, and not having found any thing that
gave me relief, tried your Drops and they gave
me immediate relief. took Their about weeks
from the first of last January, and hare been free
from The Headache, except Whea have taken a
violent cold, ever since; and would eheerFully
reeomme nj them to all those who may be atflict-
ed with the same complaint. A. WRIGHT.
Keene, April 10, 1880.
Sir-Slrs. Dana has made use of the Drops
which you handed me, and with complete success;
she has always been subj ct to frequent and VIC.
lent turns of Sick Headache. 1t is now nearly S
months since she first took the Drops, during
which time she has been rec from anu attack Of
the complaint. feel confJenti in its efficacy, and
eheerfully reeommend it. N. DANA
keene, April, 1850.
O.! Col. Harrington, keeper ofthe Eagle Hotel,
in Keene, eertifes that his wife had been so Sc
Yerely afflicted for many years, much of the
time totake no rest day or night. She took these
Drops Hast winter, and has not been troubled since
OF Mr.. Hatch, keeper OF the Phoenix Hotel,
had for many years been afflicted and no medi.
cine favoraby affected him until he tried these
Drops, which relieved him. He believes them
far superior to any thing ever offered to the
public for the Headache"
Directions accompany the Medicine. Price so
cents a bottle.
Q-1T For sale By ]. GREEN & co. and DORR
ROWLAND. Worcester; Lyman Waite, Lei.
eeStsr: Amos Broyn g Co, Spenceri r. w s.
5. H. Skerry, Oakham; a. Lee, Iembleton; II.
Ball0ck, RoyalstOn; c. Coolidge, Fas4ciRian ;
Clark g WfAstOn, Northampton: r. o. Spar.
hack. Greenfield. Orders may be addressed TO
J. e ". Prentiss, Keene, { ". H. } General
Agents for the sale Of the .Nedicine.
Aug T. eo6m
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05
STOVES, SC.
RICE & MILLER

a INFER at wholesale and RETAIL Cooking,
" Parlor, Franklin, Plate, Lehigh, Pyramid,
and Box STOFES; Patent Oven Doors and
Frames; Common do. do do. Ash-hole and
Kettle Doors and Frames; Cast Iron Furnaces ;
Caldron Kettles, Is to 81 gals. Hollow Ware ;
Door Sorapers; Common and Improved Cart
and Wagon Boxes, &c
X. IL M. have also received from New York,
very general assortment of Wilson's Cook,
Pa:lor, Pyramid, 6 and plate Stoves, of new
and elegant patterns, and of the most approved
construction for burning Wood, Lehigh, and
other Goals.
r. q nj. manufacture STOVE FUNNEL,
and all kinds of Copper, Sheet Iron, and Tin
STOVE FURNITURE. Also, all kinds of
Tin Work for Factory use
Also, on hand, general assortment of
L.aMPS. such as Jappan'd, Socket, Jacket,
Stand, Dish, Bed, and Nurse Lamps; Brass
Socket, Stand, and Shop Lamps; Glass Entry
Lamps, variety of patterns Astral and Gen.
tire Lamps; Lamp Filters Oil Cannsters, from
to 60 gals. , Lamp Oil; Coal Holds, &c. &c.
10 X. g. M. receive orders for ali kinds of
CASTINGS, to be executed at the Worcester
and Brookfeld Iron Foundry.
Worcester, Nov. "a. ep6weo6w47
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05

A CANDID TEsrAroR, The following is an
extract OF Will of an eccentric individual,
who died some years ago in this Island. From
the pressure OF the times, we are afraid that
pleased, be equally candid In the name Of.
&c, =, being of sound mind, &c, do make
this nv last will and testament 1 first direct.
that the whole of my funeral expenses shall be-
PAID out OF my estate-this the law directs !:
and further direct, that out of my real and
personal estate, my executors will discharge
an my lawful and just debts, which if they do,
tney VIII be pattern to all other executors in
dHe Island, and accomplish what never could
a.'er many 'ruItiess endeavors during the last
years Of my lite |" N. B. The executors dc.
cIlned to act.-Jamaica courant.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05
VEGETABLE PULMONA-
RY BALSAM:

The most valuable remedy discovered for Con-
SYMPTOMS, .4sthna, Pleurisy, Splitting Of
Blood, Hopping Coughs, and Pulmonary
affections Of eyery kind.
VE ME basis of this medicine was private
= recipe OF distinguished ply stefan in one
OF the neighboring States; and was preserved
oy an individual TO whom it gave the NEST aston
lshing relief. After being supposed beyond the
reach OF medicine, from affection in the lungs,
he was restored to health by the use of the Veg
etabIe Pulmonary Balsam. 1t might never have
Deen offered to the public, had not this gentle
man found that his own cure was not accidental,
from the Tact, that in the numerous cases in
which he recommended it to others, it never
failed to give relief.
NEW CERTIFICATES.
certify that daring the first week in Deem
Der last, was troubled with severe cough and
extremely tight structure across the stomach, with
the attending symptoms of violent inflammation
OF the lungs On the recommends ton of a friend
l took one bottle of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Baisam, and found immediate relief conf
IDENTITY recommend that BaIsam 10 all afflicted
with colds, coughs, or dangerous diseases of that
kind. EBENEzER THOMPSON.
East Cambridge, Jan. IS, 1880.
was about the LIST of May, 1898, troubled with
the following distressing symptoms faintness,
pain through the back and left side, tghtness
across the chest difficulty of breathing, tickling
IN the throat, with sense of suffocation night
sweats, loss of appetite, raising of mucus, with
severe fits of coughing, more particularly morn.
ing and evening, with great prostraon of strength
and disposition to be bolslered up when in bed
about the Goth OF August, | was reduced so low
that my friends gave me up as incurabe about
this time | heard of the celebrated Vegesabie
Pulmonary Bdlsam, and after much solicitation
was induced to make trial Gas other remedies
had faled) and was surprised at the sudden relief
it gave me. l continued taking the Balsam until
my health was restored, and | do most cheerfuliv
recommend it to all those who may be troubled
with eonsumptive complaints. About the 10th of
February last, took violent cold which brought
on similar sy mptoms as above described. l i'm
mediateiy procured bottle of the Balsam and
found relief in few days, which, 10 me, is
strong proof that it the Balsam which relieved
me in the 6rst instance.
REUBEN BLANCHARD.
Peaeham, {Vt.) March 4, 1879.
An eminent physician of New Hampshire writes
-" am satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sdss is valuable medicine. 1t has lately been
used with complete success in a severe lung com.
plant, attended with the raising of much blood.
which had resisted every other Prescription"
The wife OF a clergyman Of Boston was recently
considered past recovery from disease of ihe
lungs, whose restoration TO health was aseribed,
both by her physician and husband, to the use Of
the Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam. Price so ets.
UT For sale by LOWE & REED, Bos,Sn.
and JAMES GREEN Se CO., Worcester.
New. p. eetkp41
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05
IRON, STEEL, g. Mills.

NHE subscribers have received, and are
II now receiving, a complete assortment Of
Iron, Stesi, and Nails, which win be sold very
cheap for cash or approved credit, viz:
RON-l0 tons o. SIP. g. |. from 40 tons
Swedes assorted Iron, fat and square 80 tons
English Iron, round, fiat, and square; S tons
oest Banks r. B. Iron, round and square; S
tens American Iron, rouad and fiat S tons
Horse Nail Rods, (selected iron); 10 tons Rods,
Shapes and Plates; tens Axle, Plough, Bar
and Sledge Moulds 2 tons Am & Eng. Hoop
iron' from Il to 1 inch wide; l ton Eng. Sheet
Iron.
STEELE tons Swedes Steel IL tons Cast
Steel, flat; square, and round Shear Steel ;
tons Steel Plated Sleigh Shoes IL tons Ger.
man Steel; ! ton best (L) E. B. Steel.
MdlLS.-3tons Nails and Spikes, of all sizes.
from Newton and Fail River Factories, which
VIII be sold by the cask on better terms than
can be bought elsewhere in this place.
'Ats0,-Darby's Patent Boxes Axles and
Boxes finished; Pipe Boxes, &c &c.
JOSEPH PRATT & CO.
Worcester, Nov. "a. eo,f
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From the Nesc York Standard.
THE PARTING YEAR.

1pour no sad farewell to thee
Thou parting year,
4 wreathed thy cradle merriiy,
For the promise of Joyous days to be,
And wreaths shall deck thy bier.
Why should we sigh for such as thou
While hearts are warm
Thy sunny days are over How,
4 cannot love that withered brow,
With its chilly shade and storm.
1 blest thee for the summer hours,
That came in glee,
And dancing streams, and rosy bowers,
And thou hast trampled on the flowers,
And now farewell to thee
Yet will bid thee peace, thou year,
For what has been,
For though thy flower decked paths are scar
Yet hearts are -clinging round us here,
In all their summer green.
And no unkind farewell, cold one,
As thus we part,
Wen hang pledge thy brow upon,
To the memory of the loved ones gone,
And the true ones, heart by heart.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05
STOVES.
SUMNER SMITH

AS received from James Wilson & Co.,
III Il of New York, further supply of their
approved Cooking Stoves, with Fixtures COM
plete. Also, Partor, Common, Franklin, and
Box Stores, from new and improved patterns,
making good assortment, some very elegant.
Purchasers are requested to call and examine
them at the Brick Store on the Canal, where
they can buy Stores at unusually low prices
worcester, Nov. "a. 12w47
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05

WORCESTER, IS. Dec. 81, 1889.
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IN Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc.
ton, on SATURDAY, the 22d dan of .Janudru
nent, at two o'clock, P, NJ, at the Inn of Cant.
Creighton Ruggles, in Hardwick, all the Right
in Equity that DAVID TRASK, late of Hard.
wick, has to redeem the mortgaged Real Els.
tate that Emory Wait now lives on, with the
Buildings thereon, situated in the westerly mart
ct said Hardwick, and contains about one hun.
dred acres, be the same more or less, and Is tho
same am that the said Trask formerly lived on.
o2 Timothy HATHAWAY, Jr., d. Sheriff
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-01-05

WORCESTER. S. nao Ia Ioan
a TTACHED on 'mesno process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
due, on MONDAY, the Eth day Of January neat,
at at, IL O'Clock, M, at Worthlngton's Hotel, in
Worcester, all the Right in Eouitv which
RICHARD MILLS had on the 22d dav Of
February last, to redeem the following describ
ed Real Estate, viz that parcel of Real Estate
situated at the corner Of Church and Mechanic.
streets, whereon is Brick House, &c. Also.
another parcel of Real Estate situated on Sum.
mer street, wherein is Brick House, known as
the SturteVant House, both in said Worcester
81 CHA'S. A. HAMILTON, ID. Sheriff.
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HOTEL TO LET.
II FENO BE LEASED, for one or

I'll FE W De bEASED, lof one or
NA 4 more years, a large new
liiiiHsza House, lately erected, and will be
lIsna completed and ready for occupan-
- cy by the first Of January next
situate near West Boston Bridge, in Cam
bridgeport. 1t contains upwards of 80 Rooms,
of different sizes, conforming to the wants of
such House, besides four or five Bathing
Rooms, where both fresh and salt water is car
ried in by aqueducts, with accommodations
for warm or cold baths-the best soft spring
water carried to various parts of the House in
ppes-large Stables, and all necessary Out
Buildings, Yards, &c. The advantages of the
situation for business, and the accommoda-
tions of the House, are rarely surpassed by any
establishment of the kind. And for a man
competent to superintend and provide for such
a House, few opportunities can be found, which
offer so productive a reward for exertion.-
Terms will be made reasonable TO a satisfactory
occupant.
Also, three handsome new SHOPS, adjoining
the above, and intended for English Goods,
Hard Ware, Crockery, Shoe Store, or Cloth
ing Shop, all of which kinds of business are
wanted in the place, and will be found advan-
tageous situations
Inquire of SKINNER g. HURD, Charles
town, or r. MAKEPEACE, near the premises.
Cambridoe Dec 49, 6w
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Poloer Loom ShuttEes.

THNaE subscriber informs manufacturers. that
II he makes and keeps on hand, or will sur
nish at short notice, Power Loom Shuttles, of
all kinds, and of superior quality both the
materials and workmanship shall render per-
feet satisfaction to those who may favor him
with their patronage. 10 Orders addressed
to the subscriber in Douglas, (Mass) will be
attended to and answered without delay
June 30. If WARREN ALDRiCH
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WINTER GOODS.
SWAN & WILLIAMS

received . general assortment Of
- New Goods:
Blue, Black, Olive, & Mix'd Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres-Angola Shirts,
Pstersham Coating, 4 superior article for
Gentlemen's Top Goats,
Goats Hair Camblet,
Scotch, Tartan, and Camblst Plaids,
piece super Thibet Cloth,
French Merino do.
English do. do.
Merino & Thibet Shawls, good assortment,
Raw Silk and Valencia do.
Fancy Handkfs and Scarfs,
Ladies' rib'd Worsted Hose,
Kid and Beaver Gloves,
Bobinett and Thread Laces,
Elegant Black Lace Wells
" All will be sold at lowest cash prices.
Worcester, Dec. o.
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WANTED,

Snn CORDS of White Pine, Chestnut,
OVU or Hemlock WOOD, cut and spIit
suitable for burning Bricks to be delivered
about two miles north of the Court House. on
the road to Holden. Also, 1000 feet Of Chest.
nut or Hemlock Boards, for which fair price
will be paid by HEARD 81 ESTABROOK.
Worcester Dec. %
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~ = IT Z" JUHsU"t
Pastor ofthe Church in ashford.
BYAM's CELEBRATED
Genuine Physical Drops,
C0mpOsed Of Roofs n7ld Herbe

CDWpOSeU q J100tS and Herbs,
a PREVENTIVE against Fevers, is Of
IN, fered to the public as valuable remedy
torthe following complaints, viz: Colds. Coughs,
Jaundiee, Bile and Weakness at the Stomach
1t viii purify the blood, create an appetite, and
in children it is a most eflicacious medicine :"
Each bottleis stamped oil the cork "E. Byam,
Genuine" and inclosed in a bill of directions,
signed in the propretor's own hand writing. L.
Byam. Price IS cents per bottle.
CT For sale by JAMES GREEN & co.
AMI EDWARD LAMB, Agents, Worcester,
(Mass.) eOly Jan. ~.
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GUARD against FIRE.

FENHE Springfield Fire Insurance Company
n continue to effect assurances on all kinds
of property (e1cept Cotton, WOOlten, and Gun
manufactures, DistitlerieS, and Paper Mills
on as reasonable terms as can be obtained at
any Office. Apply to ISAAC DAVIS, Attor-
ney and Counsellor at Law, who is duly author
lied to fill Policies
Worcester, Nov. ~ :yyseo1 VAC