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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05

- Tho News by lhe Slias Richards mas not vet
reached mere, in consequences of another failure Of
'''a '"e letter and paper mas from beyond Wash
''S'oh' we are Indicted II the Washington,
e'o'set"~a ani Alexandra plp,rs 10. the news by
INC ARRIVAL At Boston, u tho Fist Jan. frou Liver
P'0'-'ne ~ fosk pspsrs of monday. having, it ap-
lars vi TIN, tai OIL tiinr journey to the South
"s news Will he foani under the Forogn head.
ihefe are now two paper mails and ono letter mail
anr, from The North The paper mail from north OF
Baltimore, due IN Thursday and the paper ani letter
mail from north OF Washington due Yesterday.
These irequen, failures If In. Mail, at time liz.
this. is ray provoking Eitcrs, Merchants and
Oudnnpcs, have had their patience severely tried b.
thcn and they have The consolation of know
NJ or believing that rhsy are caused by bad
reads. broken bridges swollen water courscs-bu,
on the contrary, have every reason TO believe
that they result fom derangemcn, in the Pos, OF
fec Department.. What reason can be- c-,ven for
lhe non arrival OF the n. York papers due on Thurs.
lay when Il is known that they reached the Dis
trict, ard lie District papers cane OIL? They might
and ought all. Ia lave BY the same convey
| ance.-But Tins is one of the fruits of .sRCJ5r,a'
We 'oresaw it, and iorctold il, when Mclean had to
resign, and the Brudleys ard other compc,en, and
"Spcsenced men were "yef6rnled" from the Pos, OF
ice Department
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
COMMERCIAL.
FLOUR AND WHEAT MAD

nohAoND FLOUR AND WHEAT MARKET
~ our merchants were disappointed, bv the f,;r
uFe OF the mail yesterday, in receiving the e,,e .h.
expected from their Northern and Europea, c,,r.r
Pohoeh's' and consequently, the Flour marke, !, ,;,,
unsettled. AS much 2OOo bbI, were sold ~,
Thursday afternoon at S6-and yesterday sales were
made at S6.25, which was refused for moe ~,
Wheat has been sold At Sl.2s.
As sooa as the letters expec,eJ o
that buyers and sellers can act UNDERSTANDINGS
anticipate heavy transactions. Flour and What ,-.
certainly great demand and there is con siderab,.
S'o0- - Che latter in market, and holders willing ,o
SCH al 'ar price, it be ascertained what
ought TO be SO co"sidered-but uIni thew ran ,,.4
a"'ices from thcI" correspondence of the holders
prefer holding on. and refuse to sell any price.
The purchases made. were, we believe, all to SUE.
ply York orders received on Thursday by express
We have some reason also for believing that those
orders limited purchases to $685..
IL We take credit to ourselves, for out,ip,,
many holders Of Flour or their guard on Tbursdsv
We have done so before; and our arrangements en-
able us to gel news sometimes before any one Csc in The
city, we shall consider it duty to do so again ~
often as we have the means.
IL The STATE Of the n. York FIour u,,,.o,
previous to the arrival of the silas Richards is ey,
hbi,cd in the following notice, from the Journal Of
Commerce Of Monday.
New York, Bee &c.
Con" ENcHANGE.-The general appearance Of
the market was inactive, though sons mr. q ooo
brls Of Flour sold for immediate export and several
contracts made FOE future delivery Prices Of com.
mon Southern sorts worked down a little. A, tba
close they WERE offered at Sc 81 without 6ndins
ready buycr', 100 brs Richmond CITY were soId
on Saturday for cXPor, at Sc 70, on FRIDAY a0oS
prs western common branls, at S6g: 1000 N.
oM at - 81, Contracts were mado TO deliver
ut So. y Ap'h 's'
:, Corn Meal is better; we suoto bids at SIS a
$40. parcel OF 5000 bushels Virginia Wheat in
storc, not PRIME, sold for export at 1856 cts Cor
tracts were made for Rye for future delivery no
CTS. Two or thrc1 parcels Of yellow corn were sold
at ~ cts 'hc market closed dull at that price.
NJ. y. Jyur. Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05

Drplr'cl This -, ,t. COMMENTARIES,
om""na Mrs DoaaTlisA MAYO consor af Est '; near
ys VI "c ;,Sh scar Of her age. She has leo a.
'a'Iy OF Children here, and numerou, reIar;oa "a
ce, 10 mourn this affective dspensaIon of P,oYI. al
~! ""s De sad, that this amable wom,n 80 ,e
' ana ioHe!ncss OF her demeanou have Jesr, uIs-
geo t eP''arh upon the memory and Ieoy, os insert
! 40 sve was acquainted with her Mrs M n,s W r
@ T VIE anu tender mother Satisfied in every
domestic dnc, az" faithfully discharged all the soc al ana
amcss no Der family heE neighbors and ac",s;
i @ ~ WnHm she was justly esteemed Her s1c VI
to her bed by y %"sn she wa. only about week confd
H., .oi, i suddenly hence Her last moments S,Ss
ton To- h Y IPeaS furnished sufficient proof of her rrs
Redecmer > ~ '''' uii reliance and trust OH her
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
NEwpERS, N. O. Feb o.

- hE IHODISF CONFERENCE
Inc Annual Meeting Of the virginia Conference
commenced IN this place on Wednesday the IG,h in
slant, and closed its session on Tuesday the 22d.
NO BISHOP attending, Elder JoHS EARLY was
chosen PRESIDENT, and the Rev. WM. A. Smith, up.
pointed Secretary. -
The following is the List of Apnpintnen,s r,- ,to
present year.
JAMES RIVER DISTRICT.
LEWIS SANDSTONE, Presiding Elder
'c G -, Hill, Abrsm Penn; Trinity,
WiliSms6urc-George A. Balm, Joseph 4. Brown.
ana William Peyton, supernumerary
Gioucester-George Mayhood, Henning Kelly.
Carolinc-Samuel +. Mooman
Hanoyer-Robert Scott, Thomas g Comnbou
CulPepcr--Isaac Soule. Jos. +. Dayidsan
ot;esvile-Jnmrs Boyd, Rob'. 7 Co-so,
Amherst--Wm. w. MCIun. II. b. CowIes.
Co'uh'bia-W r, % Rowzee, John I. Hicks
MEHERRIN DISTRICT
joins EARLY, p. i.
Lynchburg--Mauin p Parks
Petersburg--Davd s. Doggett.
Bedtord-Wm ii. Starr, Henry s. Peyton, WIN. T.
Waller ''"' " u" .
CamPbelI--Dayid Fisher, a IL Kennedy.
buckingham --lIenry Alley Ejw'd Wadsworib.
Brunswick--James McAdn, James I,oarwri,,
GfcensVllle--John w. Cmlds, Round G. Bass.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Wood, Lorenzo Lea
ApelIa--Bennet Msxey, Albert G. Bur,on
Chesterheld-Jesse Powers, Anthony Dibbrcl.
SusseX--Tho'nas K. Brame, Franck S,abIy'
Prince Edward--Leroy NJ. Lee, Mutt. ~. Dance.
Cu'hOeIiahd--yosbua Leigh, Henry l. Evans.
NORFOLK DISTRICT.
=, THos. CRowDEa, p. T..
NOrfoIk--Wiiliam A. Smith
rtsInouth--Jobn Kerr.
Edenton--lrvine Atkinson.
Elizabeth City--Jnmes Dcy.
hluriresooro'-- George w. Lanphofu
1aies--V Vernon EsknJge, Thomas Jones.
DeItIc-Ihonas Barnum, Jonathan WI;nms
Sufolk--Jobn w. White.
Smithfield-Jobn A. Miller, David Waters.
Princess Anne--James Morrison
Camdcn--S. Norman, Abner Waddil
ROANOKE DISTRICT.
, BENJ DEvASY, p. T..
honnohe--S. w. Jones, Milos Fov
w nshlng :on--Phlp Anderson.
Piynoutn--J. ID. Holstcad
an cmorlc--BenJamn N Barnes
Danks and 1slands--Alfred Mormon. Rurn, vviIev
- supeTnumeTaTy. ~
portsmouth, and Ocmcock--Thos Garrard
M ,,,,!Ie Wilson BsrcllR
~ nnanston - George N Gregory
IiSt.s keet--Stephen d. w Winburn.
hah'ax--Jsmes Mcdonald. '"'"'"'
NEUSB DISTRICT.
''1''gn Ciry--Nelvin y Gov
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05

Raleigh Circu,t-Bennet Il. Blaze.
Newbern-Caleb Leach.
Tient-Wm Anderson, Dan'L Culjreeth'
Beaufor,-A. Harold.
Strsi,s-Hcnry Il. Weatherly.
Black Rivcr-ll ID. Wood III. All>pa1gi.
Tar Rivcr-Wm. Holmes, WIN Compton.
Topsall lnlet-Isaac Haincs.
llaw Rver--Jancs Reed, James L. Oven.
Snow lIill-tlenry Speck.I /. NJ. Lea.
YADKiN DISTRICT.
Mosns BRoea. =, Z.
Salisbury-Ssml y. Tsmpk,ns
Rnndolph-Sam'l Harrul, Robert Harrison.
Guiliord-J John II. wa sn,,
Orange -Thaics Mcdonald.
Gran'ille-George w Dye, Jau:cs Janison.
Caswel-Ben,on Field
San'ster-ChaIles p. Norman, las. ". Dell.
Frank''n-Ben]. Kidd, John !. Head
Smiths Rver-Jos Goodman, ID. L. Nicholson
Stokes-Peter Doub Il. /. Starr.
Yadkin-R. p. Bailey, w. Nj. Schoolfcli.
iredeli-J. Bethel, John J. Garter.
Dani Hall, Conference Missionary Agen'.
Hcz G. Leigh. COLLEGE Agcu:.
MN llammet Associate College Agcnt.
IL. Minor. without appoint meat.
| The last Friday in May and October are appoir
ted fast days.
| vote was passed, teninrirg tic TANKS Of n
| CIn'erence 20 the cii;.:cns ut NewEern and Il
surrounding country; tu the Pastor of ,hr Bap,,
Chu,ch--tn the Free Win Baptist congregation, al
TO the owner Of the Room where tho Couteren
was held
The next Conference viii be held in Nar:3l
ItVs.) 5UNN EARLY, Pres;Gsni.
WILLIAM A. S,y1ru SER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
EUMOURED COALJTIoNs.

lhere are certain persons, who, looking at the his
Tory d! tho last tHo years. conceive that the term
Coalition has magical ef.e,, and that it IS only
necessary TO put down any public an, bring The
charge oi "CoaiIon" to belr aSi in,t him, with or
without probability. We accordingly hear of Go
ali;Ions between tbs friends OF Clay and Calhoun
between Mr.. Webster and Mr Cllhorn-betyoen
Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Van Buren,. TAess are artf,l
devices OF the enemy To weaken the high public and
private character Of Mr. Webster, or to ,E,., ;nir
!Iously one or both parties To the ale IL II c,,D,c,
In point of fact, We certainly believe If not absolute
and Cllhorn, nor between Mr. Webster and Cal
noun, nor yet mJrs tween Mr.. Wcjitrr ard Mr.
Van Buren,, is there any coalition comp1ct, or nm
derstandlng whatsoever. TO what ultimate concur
renee of action, events and the daporab, conIj ion
Of tho Government may riYs Of these plr,ics.
now politically hostile, NJ rilu can cleary corcsce
but II such concurrence com. ab ri, It will r,snlt
rom common cOnYleiiJa-of the public DANGER. aud
a common sen'im IN: ofsPariotIsD, to rc7:uo tho
country from that dlngaf. UpIn SUCH principles.
coalitions Of they viii hatsthe w,ni are Mt only
innocent, but jusiIltble and yriuols. In our opin
ion, il well boboves tho country Seriously to reflect
Il Coalition" Of the well meaning aud thc patriot
&c, IS mt loudly caiiid Tor, to save the Government
and the Union. Wrh iIIess remarks we submit tLo
following from tho National Intelligence:
''ln transferring to columns article from the
Nashville Herald, nominating Mr.. Webster, the dis
hnguished Senator from Msssachhst It's, as suitable
person to fill the Vice Presidency, we cannot helm
congra,uating country, that il has men of such
eminence TO look forward TO Successors 20 the high
est stations in the Government.
IS we have lad occasion thus 20 al!uda TO Mr Web.
ster, take leave to add, that the suggestion of
coalition between one Of the parties cOntcnding for
power, and Mr.. Webster, his friends, which orir
mated, we believe, in New Hampshire paper and has
been copied into Others deserves any thing but SO.
rious notice The efficacy Of the cry Of "t;oal:tionD
trust has ceased. Protesting TO know no more Of
Nr WebstcTs sentiments objects than any body else
yet venture TO say that he will under no circum.
stances, support any candidate, for high Office in the
General Government whose opinions do not subs,an.
italy agree With his own in regard that paramount,
obJee in defence Of which he has earne sy excrted
himself the maintenance of the Constitution and the
Union Of the States"
ExIsaISrs.-A letter from London after STATING
that the aiIs aud poor houses Of England were over.
flowing with the starving and the progate says:
''Next spring viii inundate the United States with
emieranis. Governmt mt will find Transporting half
starved rioters more expensive than sending them to
Canada. Every convict sent TO Botany Bay costs SOL
That sum would pay the passage OF five persons 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
ohice OF The Savannah Georgian, }
'rhu,cdny L,oh @,

ne ship Mary Lord, mentioned BY us YESTERDAY
as being wrecked on Martins Tndus,; il asbor. ~,
The Haskin Bank bad shoal about T.. lilies Nor,i'
0. y3ee t-Eh' House, where she .ra about ,bres
"ei"'k on Monday afternoon. a Pilot Boat witt,
part M the crew and Of tb- sails came I'm fn
her yesterday morning and slDou. was sent In bsr
assistance the night previous. We are inform.i
sue mas o!ged' the tide ebbing and flowing into her
anu tna' her cargo consisting Of 1000 hags of sail
as wci as tho vessel with the exception OF her sn, rs
and rigging. will be total loss. F-''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
MAR RIED

va ihurscay evening last, by the Rev. John Kerr
- Dr SosErn Mo,ET, of Goochland, 10 Miss MARrut
l. daughter OF Col Robert II. Saunders of Henrcc.
ar IN " aSh'ngton, on the 2sd ult. the Hon JOINS
MAcEr, member of Congress from New Vn,t 70
Iat rs. As "a SNowDEN, of Washington.
w Monday evening last, the U'n pory,r,,.
senator m Congress from the State of Mss;r.
WlwD, ESQ. VI @IHiotny
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05

u The National Inte.ligcncer of Thursday. has
The following uo'e upon thc proceedings OF Congress
De'sils OF tho proceedings OF the few las, davs viii
DC published in few days. They were not of ma !;
ed interc-t:
'Co>GRE@s. - Yesterday busy dsv in Com
src>s, beng The last which legislative business
can be tr"n~ac'ed unless dy unanimous consent, a,
the present session. and both II 'uses So: 10 late
hour.
vi what was done in the morning sitting in the
NV" houses, an accom-, xiil be found IN the prcce-
ding Columns The general appropriation bull it wi!
De seen was finally passed after a conference he
tween the two Houses, ana compromise on the dis
agreeing votes respecting Ike expenees of the nero
cation -"ith The Eastman Pore. The Eli FIR d"f
ning con;'EPts against the Courts OF the United
> ates which originated the House CT 1eprrscn
'n'lves, has anay passed The bll from the IIDu-c
OF Representatives TOR the payment If ccr,aIn claims
OF JAMES h!oHRoE, pacsrd the Senate sc terdny and
requires only the sIgna:ur" of the President 10 be-
come law. The bill sppropraIing upwards Of
100. 900 dollars TO continue the Cumberland Road
through she Sa;es"f Ohio, Indiaua and !lnuis, has
also passed both Houses"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05

LIBERIA SUGAR We have been presented with
a specimen of Sugar made at the Colony Of Lfberin
ID africa n consignment Of several SACKS of which
recently arrived in this city by wav of N. Orleans
IL snrpasscs in Wilderness the best White Havana.
and IS not inferior in the richness Of tie flavor Il is
Kept for sale at the store Of q. FaYchlI 4 Co mer
chrlfs Of This c;iv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05

LoUist'NA Plantations In 1929 there wrrn
ia new sugar plantations put into operation in on
's'nha' making IN oil about 700 plantations There
"ns peThap, rs great an increase ~ 1890 The cap
,tal invested IN sugar estates Including machinery.
buH!lngs slaves horses q cattle, employed thcTeon0
IS estimated at forty five millions of dollars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05

o. Yesterday, the House Of Delegates rejected
Mr.. Gi'mcrs substitute 20 the frs, secion Of the
Judiciary Bill, and the biz irss!c was Committed. Il
Is Is nov ca;irely probable hat tie b as rrrnrted
by Mr. Leigh, with soma anenincn.s [. &c ais.
vii! be passed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05

Tins is most interesting TACT IN the HISTORY of
colonizotion.-Cineinndi P.per.
Information has been received in this city of the
sale ARRIVAL at Liberia Of the Carolinan, with Mr.
and Mrs Skinner and child, but we are unable to
give any particulars of their voyage or future pros
ects.--Reiigious Herald.
A letter from Washington, to the Editor of the
rr"''dence american says:-"a warm correspon.
dence is ssiL tn he now going on be,we.o :. T.,;
guished Senator from the SOUTH a friend of Mr. Cal
houn. Mr.. Hsyne and the President of the United
!or;hcompg.'
We have variety of reports. duplicating some nor.
son or persons in the General Post Office Department
runois further at present. WIG
Us further reported that Mr.. Barry is 20 resign his
take his Placc.-Ih!ex Gar. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
Z ron the Clrayeland (Ohio) Herald. Feb o. ?
REMISSION OF DITTIEg

~ may DO rccolcccd by our readers, that wo
iaSt week IN an article headed "Westero Trade,
Ii 10 OH winch had been before the British
House oi Commons but witbdra wn on tho cbanco ~
rnlnIStry' to have been again introduced on the nth
rcnTuary INST providing for tho total remission OF
u",,oS 90 Wh6ot, going into tho Canadas.
ny lhe OF Catharnes w. c. Journal Of the Cd
INST. we have received the folu. scledulo nj dr
tIeS' az proclaimed BY the KIM charrcd in f1-
turc on Goods imported into o.. West Indies and
I5oulhern Colonies, and Goods lr.r,licJ .o,o tho
Northcfn Coion"s' brought IN by sca or land,
ii $50" ~ DgTus1ho King has issued his p,ocI,rn,
o' ' me West linda ports open TO the Unilsd S,acs
O ccndn scale Of duties Ind also that yhes nav
,"p NV" 'hs North American Colonies duty free
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05

Tins Is most interesting TACT IN the his.ory of
colonization.-CineinndtiP 4per.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05

u The safe Of the n. York Flour Market
previous to the arrival of the silas Richards, is
hbited in the following notice, from the Journal Of
Commerce Of Mo:da,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05

WILLIAM a. SMITH, ,Sec'riy
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06
TY OF THE PRESS ESSENTIAL TO THE SECURITY OF
WORCESTER. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1881.
From the Atlantic Souvenir for 1881.

From the Atlantic Souvenir for 1881.
THE SPIRITS DWELLING.
BY WILLIAM LEGGETT
When, freed from BEINGS CALLING chain
We press that couch of rest,
Where thought no longer racks the brain.
Nor sorrow fills the breast
Where cold and pulseIess lies the heart
And quench'd the beaming eve:
An whittier strays the immortal part.
That is not doomed to die
Does 1t, on lght-winged zephvrs borne.
Float gently through the sky,
Low whispering in the breath of morn,
Or mix'd with evenings sigh
'Iwere sweet, when memory loads the mind
With grief too deep to speak,
10 he ar lost loved tnes IN the winds
And feel them on our cheek
Does it, through others viewless track,
Seek out some burning star,
Whence thought will sometimes wander back
10 this b.eak world afar
Oh 1t were glorious to believe
That, from each radiant sphere:
Spirits in bliss watch through the eve
Der those they loved when here!
Whence is your light We quenchless fires
That gid nights azure skies.
The unwavering flame that ne'er expires,
Whence but from Seraph's eyes
/ ask no learned astronome,
To tell me VIII at you are,
But deem yon vault bless'd spirits home,
A soul in every star.
Yet wheresoe'er the spirit springs,
Its earthly letters riven,
Whether it rides on zephyrs' wings,
Or shines star in Heaven;
The heart that humbly trusts His might,
Who rules stars, wind, and wave,
In spite ofdeath shall re-unite,
In bliss beyond the grave.
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". L. GOODS, &c.
BENZ. BUTMAN & co.

OFFER for sale, now on hand and receiving
W via the Canal
% hhds. heavy retailing Molasses,
tierees Sugar House do.
20 hhds N. Orleans and w l. Sugar,
I3 boxes prime White g. Brown Havana do
10 do. Philad. Loaf and Lump do
is chests prime Souchong Tea,
do. Hyson ard Young Hyson do.
% bags Coffee,
3 casks Rice,
90 bbls superfine Howard-st. and Genesee
Flour,
Q pipes Old Sicily Wine,
do do. Port do.
80 bbls and half,bbls No. and Mackerel,
40 bags fine Salt,
100 casks Nails, Spikes and Brads, assorted,
Also. few casks Herds Grass and Clover
Seed, &c. &c. IF April 10.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06
DR.. S. HEW ES's
Rheumatic, NerUe, and Bone
LINI.MENT.

HNHE Proprietor, in offering this article
n to the public, deems it not improper to
frankly acknowledge his motives, which are
hrSt, his own interest, and secondly, to relieve
those who are suffering under those diseases for
which this is designed. He is well aware that
there are many articles already before the public
Tor such complaints, yet none has ever been offered
which has given such immediate and permanent
relief. 1t was prescribed by DR.. s. Hewes, dur
ing many years practice in Boston, and obtained
greater celebrity than any other article, and at
his death the recipe was left a legacy to one of
his connections. of whom it was purchased by the
present proprietor. 1t is not, therefore new
article, of doubtful efficacy, but hundreds, and
probably!thousands, have been cured or relieved
by its use. The Proprietor states explicitly, that
1t is Meta cure for every thing" but is confident
ly recommended in inhammatory, sciatic, and
chronic rheumatism; it gives reliefto the swelling
OF the glands OF the throat, and by promoting cir
culatlon, it relieves the numbness and contrac-
ton OF the limbs to bruises and sprains it gives
immediate relief; where bones have been frac-
tured assists astonishingly in Strengthening the
muscles, and to persons troubled with Tempo
rary deafness, few drops on Sleeps wool, ap-
piled TO the ear, will afford relief.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
From the numerous certificates, which the
Proprietor has received of its efficacy he presents
Balerica, 1880. To whom ii may concern:
certify that for some years past have bee afct-
| ed with rheumatism, and having used many kinds
OF medicine without effect at last purchased one
bottle ofDr Shubael Hewes' Rheumatism Nerve
and Bone Liniment and by it enabled in one
weeks time to go about my house without pain. l
feel it duty owe TO suffering humanity to let
the public know Of its great value.
JOSIAH STEVENS.
Boston, 1880. This may certify, that have
used DIR. Shubael Hewes' celebrated Rheums-
tlsm, Nerve and Bone Liniment, for bruises and
spralns, and can recommend it 20 be a very use
! tul article for the public. WARREN THAxTER.
Hartford, Comm This is to certify, that l
have been afflicted with the Chronic Rheumatism
for ten years past, and have used two bottles of
DIR. Shubael Hewes' Rheumatic Liniment, and it
effected perfect cure. russell CANFIELD.
Each bottle has stamped upon it the name of
the article, and each wrapper is signed by the
Proprietor l. +. THAYER.
OT For sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN
COE, Worcester, sole agent for this town and
County. eOly March SO.
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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06
Worcester Dye-House.
WILLIAM B. FOX & co,

MEAVING sold part of their Silk Dying
Il q Business to two experienced Dyers and a
Finisher, from the Maiden Dye House, and
having made and making large addition TO
the apparatus for carrying on said business, feel
that they can say with great confidence that
they are prepared to do, and intend to have
their work as well done as at any Dye House
in Boston or vicinity, and solicit patronage
They have opened ar Office and fitted up a
finishing Shop opposite the Central Bank,
which will be under the care of Mr.. LEONARD
Cox. Their Dye House will be uader the care
of Mcssrs. JOHN WHITTEMoRE and ROBERT
BARRETT.
UTA discount Of from 33 to so per cent. will
be made ON their work from the prices Of the
Boston Dye Houses
Worcester, MAY a. elw