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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
SIGN OF THE
q OIDGyt AYrWISI,!I,,, ,

[hHEo. ROBERTSON " co have receiy-
- ed by the Julian, thrr Fail suppty of
Hardware. aud have nov on The riytr their
Gallery, from on hoara the big Emily--Jhese
iva v"ssrls a'e direct from Liverpool-It is
needless 10 enumrrae many articles suffice il
10 saw they have every Article usually kept in
their line, viz Black smiIn's fools of various
qualities, Carpenters Tools. 2 and , -, 3. T.
4 - and inches brass Curtain Pms, CUR
TAIN BANDS, new article, Surveyors
CHAINS ADD Mathematical Instruments, an eIe-
CANT assortment of SILVER MOUNTED IA
BILE CAS- ORS, CANDLESFiCKS Il SNUF-
FkkS, large aud comric'e assortment of
ENGLISH aud AMERICAN SADDLERY
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, COUNTRY
SADDLER5, MECHANICS OF EVERY De
SCRIP HON and the public generally are re-
spec,iulIy invited 10 call AMI examine their
stock. lhey expect in n,ontk or two 10 he.
cene an aJd.donal supply from Liverpool,
winch will enable them to Keep consIa.,ly on
hand n FIRST kAIE SUPPLY OF CHOICE
GOODS.
N. B.-Best Anchor Boiling Cloths for sale
OF. d I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
SERVANTS WANTED.

- WISH 10 hire Cook aud Wash WonAo.
.at male snd ane female House sstvant-
/, oanr sonld be preferred. l.. DoPUf'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
Cash foY wheat.

IAyYl will give the highest Cash Price e.
v; WHEAT d. ilveIed al the Lynch burg Mills
HANCOCK u BROWN.
J,,,a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24

I nllE subscriber, having been dnD author.
~ lsed TO receive applications aud make
surveys FOR the above company, offers hi SCI
vices 10 the owners sf property in Lynchburs
aud country adjacent. JOHN }. PURVIS.
Aug. 10. 6,no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
NOYIGE.

T SHALL petition he next General Assem-
- oily Tor PERMISSION 10 erect a Toll Bridge
across oiaunton rlVer, Il ON my land, in P,usyl-
wanna county, TO an Gtpsite point IN Campbell,
a, or near the Pocket Ford.
WILLIAM w. SMITH.
Oct 10. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24

Oct O.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-28

Court, in criminal cases, less than cali- tal, 10 assess fines, damages, and the quantum of punishment, shall hereafter Dc assessed by tho Jury thai may try any person or persons on any criminal charge: Prorded, that the person or persons convicted shall have the priyi- ge of leaving the same to the court, whenever le Or they shall think proper !: Froeided, also, that, when any person charged with any criminal offence, shall plead guilty, he may, at bis election. submit the quantum of punishment to the court, or he may have q jury to as- sess and determine the same.
 SEe.2. andbe Hfa,ther e,.aeted, That allacts and paris Of acts coming within inc perview of this act, De and the same are hereby repealed.
 SEC fit! 44is JJ J t fis'iA iissisti s,saeted, That That this act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
 Approved: October 2G, 1851.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-28
Non-contents Present, l50
 Proxies, 439

Majority against the second reading of the Bill, Il
 The information produced great ex- ci!eaent in London, and we give be- low, extracts from the leading newspa- pers i'll relation to 1t.
 Such was the excitemcntin London previous to the rejection of the Reform BiH, that the Police was increased, and strong patrols stationed in the vicinity of the houses of certain nohlemen known to be hostile to Reform.
 A Paris paper states, that at the last accounts from London, large collections of people had assembledlhiront of Lord Wcliiagtous residence and threatened to destroy it.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-28

AN hCT for the reIiefof Edward Smith.
 SECTION 1. Be Il enocted by he Gen erof4ssemb!y of fhe Territory of .arhan- sos, That Edward Smith, late of Phil lips county. he aad he is hereby allowed the sum Of two hundred dollars, for his services in apprehending and bringing tojostice, William Lockhart, onacharge of the murder4of James Selb,.
 sEc.2. find te II further enacted, That James M. kuykeEdall, the sheriff of Lawrence county, be and he is hereby allowed the sum of twenty-five dollars, for assisting 10 take said Lockhart, and furnishing irons io secure him.
 Snc.3. ind te a fiufher enacted, That the auditor Of public accounts be sand ne IS hereby authorized to issue warrants Oh the Treasury of the Territory. in fa- vor of said Edward Smith and James M. Knskendall, fer the respective sums allowed them by the provisions of this act; to be paid out of any monies not otherwise appropriated.
 Sno. 1. find be | further enacted, That this act take effect and be in force from and after it's passage.
 q r <A snt.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-28
 FOREIGN.
From Hse N Y. coariss i Enquirer E1- s5tl, JvOu. IU. r OURTEEN DAYS LATER FIR ON ELL
 ROPE
 HIGHL Y IMPORTANT. REJECTION OFTIIE REFORM BILL, BY THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

D4 III uOUTL UT LOh Doe*
 si,tddy, 2 O'ctoek r. .M Our News Schooner arrived this nor ing at II o'clock, bringing with her the private Letter Bags of the ship Suily, Capt. pell, from Iiavre on the.l3tll Oc- tober. The Editors of COURIER & ENQUIRER are in possessionuf their re- gular files of Hayre papers of the 18th and Paris of the l2th of October, both inclusive.
 We are, as usual, in advance of the Association with this news.
 The Sully brings the highly impor- tant intelligence that at six o'clock on the morning of the sth of October, the HoUsE OF LoRs REJECTED THE REFORM BILL BY MAJORITY OF roRTy-oNE.- The vote stood :--
 For the motion {Reforn)-Contents Presents, l2o
 Proxies 90
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-28
Majority against an Hereditary

Majority against an Hereditary o
 Peerage, 25o
 The editor aud printer of the jouI- nal -Mayeur, have been tried for lIbels tending to excite hatred and contemp.. against the government, and declared .snot guilty" This is the fth prosecu.. ton, although oliy Mirteen numbersoi the paper have appeared.
 Upon application to the Belgian gov ernment, the King has permitted a'' the Belgian officers attached to me French army, whether on full pay or : otherwise, to return into the service , oi their own country, when those wno '. have been three years in their presen.. rank will be promoted to the neAs grade.
 The JMsmorial dss Fyrsnnees eoi'ss;''s he following extract from M letter r aA- ted St, Jcau Pied de Pcrts sSo'n z
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-28

AN ACT giving 10 Inrors that discsetion-
 arr power h criminsi cases heretofore
 given to the Judges of the circuit court.
 SECTION l. Re t e,sacted ty 4lte Gen. ysrdt y7sserably of tde 7srritory of .4rkon- sss. ss,at tue discretionary power herc- toiorc given tc th< Judges ol tho circuis
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-28

~--f ~ Y z~s-f VI @Ao f1 VI FcI-
 manontly to locate the Beat of Justice
 for the county of Union,. approycd No-
 vember 2d. fe29
 SECTION l. Bestenocicd by fhe Gen. 4erai Assembly 9 the Isuitory of .4rkan- sas, That the legal voters of tl,ecounty of Union. shallasscmbie on thefirst Mon day in January next, at the usual places of holding electionsin each township in said county of Union. for the purpose of electing three commissioners one in the township township cs ccf Cote Cote is Fubre. ono in the township of Franklin, and ono in the township Of Pennington, to locate tile seat of justice for said county.
 SEC. ?. Ind tca jisrsher enacted. That the election of the commissioners :. fore said, shnll he conducted in the same manner that the general elections arc l,y law required to be conducted; and tsle commissioners so elected shall in every respect comply with the provis- icns of the act ts which this is supple. ment. This act shall take effect and be i,a force from and after its passage.
 Approved: Oct. %, 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31
TO Tng Ee,rons Of TUE VINO.


Permit me-, Messrs. Editors, through the mctiuu
of your valuable paper, 20 communicate to you ard
others. whom 1t may more immediately concern the
difficult and responsible situation, IN which am MA.
ced, IN discharging the duties OF Post Master.
Unfortunately, situated at the commencement
Of one Of the Mail Routes recently established,
VIZ. from EIfes Post Office, GoochlaHd County, 60
Scoiisyille Albemarlc County. am also situated in
one OF the intersections Of tie cTossne, leading from
Washngton to New O.,eans- all the packages there
fore from every quarter, directed 20 COLUMBIA Wins
Tavern, New anton, Mount Israel, Ec!7on, Warren
Gariand's .y'isyille, &c. aust be carefully assorted
here, from the varlos arrivals, and put into This nev
va, Mail, for sc5tts,ile.
If tcI- b. therefore, any future, or irreguiarii,
in the arriv9 packages 20 the above named Office
II is supposed 10 .iginatc at Ffe's Post Office
Vow Mr. Editor, you know IL is utterly impossible
10 forward packages, that never come 10 hand, an,
this IS not unirsqnrnily the cascand sbcn they do
eome very frequently not on the regular da Tor re
cciylng them.
For illustration, permit me 20 state Cas-, IN pnio,
no longer than Jan. l;h, mail bag from IicI
noTd 10 charlottesville, on it's way an, was aImos
cmpty--ihe negi hJrs, Some from duanccJ huckcr
IN, eager To catch tie news avs one, m tone q,
some authority, "wherc's my Whiv'" "My Enuupe
sir, " YOU please" and Thrill HI'Il trouble Won fo
the Telegraph, and Mrs. p. requcsls me to take hcI
Herald along" Afer carefully searching every cor
ncr ct the Nal, not solitary could be found
An immediate change from hope and joyous expccta
ton, to gloom anil dis ppointmcnt, was visible ir
every countcnance, accompanied with numbering tx.
clsmaUons.-"What can this mean T. Il too cold &c
set types, &c. But lol on The day oloWng, by re-,
turn mail our mail beg quite full and On pouring
out its contents, Co little surprise and Ioy oui
papers were all here; and not only ours but a those
that should have gone up the day previous SCOTS
vile, aud the intermediate Post Offices also those
Gnocliland Court House, Beavertsm, &r. 30, th,
difficulty st remains unsulvsd; Where oonld al
these packages be the day prcyious'
That failures will sometimes occur. is unav jdabie
and had thc above one 1'inNc1 TO- Been sofuv ~ag
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31

that had been paid into the Treasury An &c, had
passed Congress- at the last Session, spproprating
sum OF money for quoting these titles; and the bill
present reported TO make further appropriation,
to the of MIR Doddridge for one of tho surveys.
which he had already coded to the United States bst
for which the before named did not make suili-
cient compensation
debate of some took place between Mcssrs
Stegigere, Mccoy, Wickhife, Vinton, and Pe,tis.
1t consisted chiefly, however, of explanations ana
statement of the principles which the bill hcfre
the House was founded. Mr.. 5 erigoro moved tina,
the proposed amendments be rejected.
Mr. Trezvant hal risen To speak when the House
wen; into Committee of The Whole, Mr.. Mar
tin IN the Char; d. proceeded 20 the Senate Chamter to
attend the High Court of Impeachment, sitting for
the trial of Judge Peek.
ltaving returned, and reported progress,
me llouSe again resumed. in Committee of the
Whole, the HI which before that Committee II,
the morning, res,yc ,n lands between Ludlow and
Roberts hn's: without continuing the debate the
C"'nmice rose and reported progress, aud hud leave
10 81; again.
Aker two or three Intellectual attempts by othei
gentlemen 10 tale up other subjects, there being
quorari present.
| The House adjourned till / o'clock morrow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31

oil the kind, IL would have been unworthy passing
remark but that great Mistakes should frequent
injury To individuals, and the community. vel ms
the Post Office Department. aud calls loudly for re-
iorm
From the prece ling remarks, it viii appear evident
thai there is utterly fault somewh here wheel
IN this complicated machine is out of pace-wh, re
this originates, pretend not to say mpugn ones
nut rs complaints have so constantly poured in upon
me, from various quarters, felt bound in selfvrdica
uon thus publicly to state that the OF futures.
does not originate this Office, and tina; the blame
may no longer ia uron who is innocent, aud sri-
wing discharge the duties OF his Office with the ut
most caution and punctuali'y. T.. NJ.
Flies 20 1 Office, Jan. %, 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31
70 TN ur,roa, or ras Na...


-, ''',t"'. " j. WI known ~ vn", anF 10 every one
Throughout has S;ar ~ Acquainted viii. III,
q" o." courts That i"re u!jcc,ou3 prcseI,
system of collecting jurors.
THIS 81 jest deeply effects the interests II a.s no, the
liberties ni all AMI hnue yri props, iiic call tn,
particular attention at m Legislature, consideration Of
! the Importance rl i
u "er happens quarterly courts v-l mast busines.
Is transacted that tr Attorney epgn.es ie fr,, dav #
not the uee fir, the con. Before the civil
d.cNs' Is called many Of respectable
returned hone-"e all kruE how usual this custom Come
liany II Is with great difficulty tr sheriff car obtain "A opcr
Jy ana frequently obliged call upon totally unduaicd
persons no w. pretend ;iIi the luInger court
"u'es IS tire ''Lhi person 10 decide la !gt property between
man and man. how often This casc-e pruteut good
men are now found ures the days Of the court Ia
respectable part Of society is great Though hsrc
eyc one ni the greatest objections the prcrca system
Painy seen, ~ sv; 'c Ct selection the sic But
wi readily be admitted, how improper require a merchant
especially, person engaged occupation leave
" business az moments notice, often be detained
hee days, sometimes lO5 many week. and have known an
instance, where the jury picked the street. rhou
any 1--WE being allowed prepare quiz their business and
detained CD days to cIye the Commonwealth
eTy lew men can he found m situation able bcsoS 50
muth ne WITHOUT serious injury TO their private affairs
The ran approved States is to require
me Magistrates IA each every man suitable IN
serve an uy annually. and select those 10 attend
10 The business, who exempt until every county
"as served. Ard every Juror who does se.'e is paid
avn yOur ob't seiY', JUSTICE
u The subject to which Jastice audcs is q lreody
before The Legislature, and will no doubt, in common
with whatever relates 20 the Judiciary receive it,
grave attention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31

pecicd that one Judge only would be assigned TO
circuit. If there YVES any error in the old system
egainst which thought ,he peOpc Mere more uuan-
mons than another It was that OF having single
Judge 10 Constitute 4 Cou,t believe that that de-
feet was the chief uf no uupupuari'y of our
present Ststem for besides The delay aul total fail
ure OF justice which onea produced, tho people
had not confidence IN the decision OF a sing,
Jutgr they would up ccntidr III 'he caplci,y Of any
one man 10 decide correctly al llc m1tcr,a points
IN ctuse as prnmo''y Ms It necessary for them
TO be decided IN trials et common law. The common
adage that two heads afc better than one, not
more true ~ my o;i,r case Ihsr i i whcn applied
to tho heads ~ Judges ccus,.tr i':: Cour'. To
suppose that one man oGjalrnts aud requirements is
as competent Ia give prompt aud correct decision
IN cause, and MS title liable crr, il there
two, is great mistake. Ooc At those Jui.:,'s may
De more ready on one point and tine other upon
other, IN the same cause. and what occurs one wall
be possessed by both By comparison OF IDEAS they
VIII test the correctness Of en- CpiC III, and Will be
less 'IaS!" e. orr When they have. aiicult case
to investigate, the labor Will be d,yi led and wheu
authorities have 20 BE- scanned fr and vXa,ancd the
advantage OF having two lna cs INSTEAD al ole, must
BE- evident TO every cn..
The roople ~ h-y, al-cr,y sa;l. have "a; conf
irn,e l" ie decision OF S.lg.a Ji;r~: sGd there
fore x - That gDruas Lave lCcs ~ numerous than
They would have been had the decisions teen made
by TWO j. isrs. Nnr 1ro.i %, I... ret - the
docket uf The Court %! Appeals. h. "htch I'm IN
formed 1t Will be seen TIN; "a" apnseis AVE been
greatly multiplied suc' Ia ,Gir,iia -iJa ~. Gu. pre-
sent one Judge system, avl t'i's 81 a ..1j c,u-
A"aln, IN the comm occurrences ~ CGsulltirs OF
life. out OF tw'n Judges, ma, or WHAT thor M
turai ncE "r cnnSiilu on may be i. 1, impossible
but one or Innrs II them wI!l be >.C iIGs pnSr,.
as 10 he UnatIG o hr,i no Courts rhru trey ough,
TO be holden; winch would produce DELAYS. ~ has
been the case under the pFcscr: sy,t'ia, 'qua to a
denisI OF justice deed as io this. snuk the sys
TEN proposed would b. Worse th1u ;ap present one,
which we dcsro's Ia amend bchosc uaI
for fu6!e Ia DO the business in one circuit. with
the adtIloH Of the Ch1nccry bu~,ncg:. and tend
- IL lie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31


" "'i auI wheat lgc has been much activity nd sne.
.,n snrc our last. The news hy the northern maj, or
"'F hBh advanced these articles rapidly On Tucsday
uwng iew oi the k1Org purhased LARGELY at fon,
= - Wh'ht receipts for Wheat delivered IN the n,AIs
nov 't'rg ' were purchased ~ considerable cxtrnt AZ az
w. '"H ih' elimination fom Richmond by the Tuesday
' ma spoke Of corresponding rise IN these articlss
' 't one Ipl NJ iWb barrels cold SATURDAY.
't''cf''y the markrt hero hat unteitled
"'F' '"i 10 NE m0fnnr va. sold s. Isg cent. In ,r
.' ~ iir nHy % % was oGctrd Tor zoo la @ iu, ,acI
N''' "'h wv cents This re attributed To- yaron.
u'l a' ne arrival Of intelligence hnm the Niel,e,,a
"cy Hen'aNy Throughout Europe. and the keezry M e
,sAi "hH N"nh Evr' Ia New York whence tbrv es, tbc
yNl 'c'f'" anI selling a. fo.r 80 10 ceutrto earn
" " ''mani az 20 cent. ~ other articles no uatcyis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31

MARRiED-On rurs day evening. the 18th ns,
=! To" White Sulphur Springs, by the Row. John
= y cNt1nonny, Lieut.: LEyiT N PowgLL, of the u.
- Navy son OF Alfred Fl. Powell. ESQ Of Wipcbcs.
Ter; TO MIs. VnGrNrh AUGusrrr, daughter of Jonocs
Caldwell, E'q. al the former place.
IN Lynehburg, onihn 9th Inst. by The Roy. Mr.
T iI,.,, nr Tho ,rrnEws Of Lewsburq to Miss
MAE' NtNp9trH EHowv Of The former place,
On me evening Of he Hih inst BY Elder J,r,o,
~ A5Gri'n' Mr.. ALEXANDER McGLuNG to Miss
IAnE WtTnaow al Of Gresnbrcr county.
"a nc avening Of hc 9th iust., by Elder James
~ Nucrsoh' Mr.. JoHN THoMOsoN 10 Miss C,ry
HRowN, o.! VI Grrenbrier county. 'N'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31

WIS me- on Friday the list OF the present month
~ s go year oi his age after illness Of great ssve.
y ana many years duration fe had long served hi, count
Do The capacity OF Justice the Peac. o the
ana OF MS fellow citizens The bereavement of his
numerous relations aud friends much aeyia,d nv IN. ,.cr
lection that he had lons believer in ,ho "s S III
ChuS@n a'onement aad died in hope of ENJOYING in
iher lii', IFS bright and lasting reward J''s ~ '"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31
NEW YORK NIARKFr H.,

HW.
~ 80, mo hr'L Wow Vol, suprrfne. bhl % So Troy
m'e howard Il 6 So 7j Richmond CITY Minis s Is; do
county, % 10 G1 ilexandua aud Georgetown So Fred
cN'Du'S 81 so, Petersburg, So; scratched and Gnc
o. ,mHi!'%S+ h'', % indian meal 3 Is . 3 90 do hid
There has been l', doing in tho flour Market r., c
non, f., il,r "a 80 '' continues 10 decrease Export
Co,I New Oricars IT, y; Upland Iol; AIsb,o,,
wa ~; irnnc.s,e ~ Irpon since 1t inst 5172F x
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31

Ihere Il no duty which The present Legislature Of
virginia has To perform winch IS Of 90 much Impor
tanceto the whole Commonwealth as the new ar
Tangcment OF the Judiciary, and there is none be.
lieyo which crgaors the public anxiety so much
Residing ot long distance ffom Richmond, il was
MT until hls day uhc ith Of Jan that ! saw the
Report Of Inc Committee on tho Judiciary, which I
ma was made IN the House Ten days ago. By that
Report II IS proposed understand that the Judpcs
shall be twenty m number, ono Of whom is TO be
assigned TO Of tho Judicial districts into which tho
State is TO be divided That the Cbnncery Courts
ote 10 be nboIshed ard that these Judges arc 10 do
az 'ls business both IN comnon lave and choncery.
~ az least much Of tho Chanccry business ns bss
hitherto been done BY the Chanccllors. II was Ger
ta'ny anticipated and expected that the Cbanc.r,
Courts would be abolished, and that the Judpas 81
ihe General Court would DO the Chsacery bssrpcss
un"er the new arrangement TO be made; BOT ~ f,r
IS can Understand. y WIS rot oatic.nolrd NJ OK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31
BALTIMORE MARKEr-Inn an

tcr' 'S no business ~ c,"scqrcnoc doing in Tho
produce marriott, and our quot otoos Of lour re omit,
lIu .'to .chH u" possibility of arriving at any thing
rh' Cp'I'C' '.'e7 Howard street -four was seIlinS
iF SIX d..a-S oW 'f'h" aeons yesterday, but M, ~
lbg DONG rom soro'. j. b. supposed ,iot tb,o Wv.
'OUuo n,arrei* of Hour now on hind in fbis ci,v
p,,ucP!."y j." INC H'rdi OF spectators. UnnI tho
Of grain. wood, &C.. ''" P"''D''o"S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31

WI ',N SIC" ""r n-i report tJpands L,,o
o'.n 100 'N' 'I f'Na-d, and ,Ic g,l,s If ,t nuVp
T W. og, cod ,' 1900 9" 1000 bales a, from at
~ ,,r.s' primer atty ~ from ~ n crrts for &C.
g''u 'lr. ont '3 40 cents fr prime ro,s - LaI 10
w. ny 81 cc"' IN lost woke ouo,n,inn
W'9"''' q! ~ c.n'. p. Srl I,,,J, I so,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31
COMMERCIAL,

Latest Date from London, n,.oub.. o
Latest Date from Liverpool, Dscsmpe. o. o.
'''''' ''"''V' November 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31

~ The Nor Aern Moi brought no papers from he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31
II. L. CRALLE, elk pro temDoro.

,.. At public mrcting lately held in Quo of the
~ ',"S oi New No'k. the following among other re-
"H'-oiceH' That we cordially approve Of tho do.
,e n'nHion announced by Gen Jackson in his late
""s-aEc' I" decline re election, aud we viii chccr
io.l GO operate with him IN carrying his resolution
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31

Large q ,sstrrriar.-rhr four heaviest C;oo,o
berries grown in England this year are as follows
II gr~y Yellow Trazer. 80 dwis 10 yrs =. c.,
P.ac"ck % dw,s 1t grs ; White EARLE, 27 dr,s
- grs. The above are the heaviest that bovo boo,
exhibited since the commencement of goosebsrr,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-21
MACHINE BUILDING.

t'E Ill subscribers have formed connection
n in business, for the purpose Of building
Machinery, and have erected new Shop !ol
that purpose at New Worcester, two miles
from the Court House, in Worcester, where
they are now prepared to supply manufacturers
and clothers with Machinery of the following
descriptions at short notice, viz: Broad and
Narrow Shearing Machines, Brushing Ma
chimes, and Mapping Machines Of the most aP
proved models and the best workmanship
They also will repair Machinery OF all kinds in
the most faithful manner. Ali orders for work
will be executed with strict regard TO punctu-
atty, and every efiirt will be used to give en-
tire satisfaction to their employers
JOHN SIMMONS & co.
WGntod as above four Journcymen, three OF
them as TURNER'S and FlLERS. and ono
upon Wood W ork, to whom good encourage
ment will be given. Also, two Young Men as
APPRENTICES to the above business.
New Worcester Aup IL If