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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-06

The ship Arab, ut Philadelphia from LlyerpooI,
mas brought dates two days later from that CITY
The Arab has no adv:ces from London later Than
those already received at New York The Liver
pool papers brought by the Arab give a detailed
account of the loss OF the Roothsay Castle .te,,
boat, with not less than one hundred lives sorn,
causing much damage had visited Liverpool No
alterations IN the markets. The grain market was
steady for wheat. Average for wheat GA cd, for 6
weeks 64s l0d.
The following is the state of the LirerpooI Mar.
ket on the 20th of August. The averages ore one
week later than those previously reported.
cotton has been in moderate demand and IN Oo0
bags sold; Bowed, Alabama, &c. 43d. 6id.
The following is the quantity of Cotton import-
cd since our last-
Barbadoes, Sc bales; Charleston, 1851 bales. Mo-
bile 1879 bales; New Orleans, 1923 bales. New
York, 2124 bales; Norfolk Virginia, "a bales: Sa-
vannah, 2lSO bales; Tortola, AZ bales.-Totur
1878 bales.
1900 hhds. of PLANTATION Sugar have been sold.
prices 43 per cwt. for Brown; up to 95s for fne
The Grain Market has been steady for Wheat
since Tuesday: Oats, have given way Id per 45 lbs
The following are the averages of Corn, made
up to Saturday last:-
Imperial weekly average of last week.
QUARTER.
Wheat 64s Cd, barley 29s Cd, oats 25s Cd. rve a4s
Cd. beans 39s lis, peas 4Os 3D.
Aggregate average for six weeks which regulates
duty:-64s l0d. 32s Sd, 26s Sd 37s Cd, 4Os Cd, Ais
3d.
The following is the duty on foreign corn for
the ensuing week.-Mrs. Sd, 13s 10d, Is Cd, Ids Cd,
9s 3d. IS Cd. wv
There is not any foreign news of interest in the
troops taking place in good faith they will have
entirely Quilted the Belgian territory by the goth
inst. The French are not SO certainly being With
drawn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-06

Burning IStand.-The brig Bjllow, at Boston
from Alacata, August LIST, reports having passed.
the second night out the burning island, which rose
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-06

The last distance may be shortened probably 9
Hies, by leaving Little river at suitable point
and the average descent also reduced by hold,pg
up this lower end.
FROM the foregoing accounts, you will observe,
that no difficulty will be experienced in the appIi
cation OF locomotive power, except close to the
two main ridges, the Blue Ridge md the Auegha-
ny. And IT IS both remarkable and fortunate cir
cnmstancc, that, without very extraordinary labor
The graduation can he brought dawn so low as /
nave described above through so broken a country
mat Few River must he struck somewhere near
The mouth Of Little River results, not only from
Tue fact that tie extension Of the railroad TO Te
ncssoe must pass up the Valley of Reed Creed. or
perhaps Cripple Creek but also from the inferorify
OF inc other routes over the Allegheny
a survey was made, up the North Fork Of Roa
noke, d down Strouble's Crock, which shows their
Iuilcs.
From the top Of the Allegheny. towards Roa.
noake the fall hero is 239 feet in the first mile,
l9O IN the second 1870 in the third, and 60 in the
"urh; towards New River It is IS feet in tho first
nile and 81 in the second. The remaining five I
7'''s descend at the rate of46 feet per mile.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-06
DESCENT,

From BM1ord's Gap to.
cards LyuoAturg:
4 miles TO tho lev
ell at Buford's 336 #.
Noxt 2 miles 46 E"
After this broken.
1'gtodrds Salem.
In 3 miles 2I4 &"
&" 81 q" above
Glade creek 40 l."
Thence to Salem,
undulatcd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-06
hG'FCl
From the Ridge in BITE |

SO that tho descent from Buford's gap, is great.
or, particularly towards james river than from the
ridge between Salem and Pattonsburg. As to the
distance, it is proper to remark, that, from late
cTa mination of the country, and revision Of for.
MGR notes, it appears, that miles can be saved
between LyBchburg and Pattonebrrg and 81
(aboup from the ridge to Salem, reducing, there.
fore, the distance formerly stated between Lynch
burg and Salem by 81 milcs,-that is, to III
now proceed TO give you moro circanstan-
tal description Of the route BY Beford's gap
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-06

From Salem to the
- forks Of Roanoke,
Thence tn Elliotrs
Creek,
Thence to the end
EofSummit Level,
Summit Level,
Thence down Mea-
dow Creek 10
New River,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-06

10 the Honorable JONI MARSHALL
Chief Justice Of the s. c. u s.
To which Chief Justice Marshall made the FOL
lowing rcply
IL IS impossible for me, gentlemen, TO do Justice
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-06

BY an advertisement in this mornings paper, i,
will be seen that books to be opened in tins
place the LIST of November next, for the pur-
Lynchburg and New River Rail Road. We are
highly gratifcd that enabled to present to
our readers, at the same moment, the suboincd
lucid and satisfactory Letter of Mr.. Crozet, the
stratcs the feasibility of the scheme, and tho cor
taintv that investments iii it must result protably
TO capitalists.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
LEES
LEES
CELEBRATED D. HIGHLY IMPROVED
EAMTLX NIEnInYAIrs

i FL" " Anti-bIhtous PILLS, adn,I ably adapt ed IN
- cary oil superiluuus bile, aud to prevent ;,s
TIN boxes f WA
LEES Worm Lozcnges, a certain and poworG,
remedy Tor destroying all kinds of worms Price so
cents per box, in TIN boxes
LEE > EilNlr, I certain and eflcctual remedy for
obstinate colds, coughs, weak stomachs, &c. Pricr
81 per bottle. ii'oc
lee > Sovereign Ointment for the Itch, warrant
cu "Cu'c from one application free from mercury q,
any pcrncious Ingredient Price ga cents per hoy
LEE y gcaulnc Persian Lotion, renders the sk;r
ucIcattIy soft and smooth, improves the complexion
Free 30 cts per bottle.
-, LEE > Essence and Extract of Mustard an inial
hoie remedy for spraLns, bruises rheumatism. numb
ness, &c Price 81 per bottle.
LEES Llp- Salve. Price so cts per box
LEE : Nervous Cordial; or Grand Rcs,o,o,;,o :.
most valuable medicine for great and general delhi;
W nervous disorders. loss of appetite SC Price a.
per bottle. NV "
LEES Ague and Fever Drops. warranted to cure
VI taken according to directions Price IS cents no,
bottle ~ - N'''s pei
l'EE > Indian Vegetable Specific a certain md Of
'cctuol cure for vcncrcal and gonorhua. Price G,
each, box and bottle o.
LEES Tooth Ach Drops. which give immediate
rcl'f. Price 30 Cts. per bottle.
LEE y Tooth Powder, whicA clcanses and beou,;
ties the teeth Price so cts per bottle.
Lee Eve Water, a certain cure for soro eyes
Price 50 cts. per bottle. '''
LEES Anodyuc Elixir, for the cure of head aches
price 81 per bottle. "e'
LEES Corn Plaster, for removing and des,rov;n,
corns Price 80 cts. per packet. For sale by
mar W lOt III EUSTACE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
II. ID. SANXAY,
Stitioner, Book SeHer, Book Binder, ana dealer
Fancy Goods,


Stitioner Book SeHer, Book Binder, and dealer IN
Fancy Goods,
OFFERS SALE AT Low PRICES,
IUNIlE usual assortment OF Blank Books, for Mer
Il chants and Clerks Of Courts
Foolscsp, Letter, Blank, and Folio Post paper, of
various qualities; also, a general assortment Of
stationery.
Latin, Greek, Spanish, French, Italian and English
school books
Guitars V,ons, tsomc very supcrior.) Flageolctts,
Flies Flutes, Canone,s, I'rumpets, Kent Bngles,
Hunting Horns. Piano Guitar and Violin stslngs.
Hair, for violin bows Violin screws, bridges, tail
pieces finger boards, rosn
Razors some very SUPERIOR, four sided streps, pos
sessng the properties OF grindstone hone and strap,
shaving boxes, brushes and soap. Cologne and
Florida water, Preston salts. and general assort
mcnt of Perfumcry, sword and PLAIN canes pistols,
with percussion and flint locks, elegant cut glass
perfume and toilet bottles silver ,hmblcs, dio mond
finger rings, saicty chains patterns for working
lace, reading and sewing lamps, water colours: IN
boxes by the single cake, hair and drawing pen
cS, gold sauCers for painting, scissors, snuff boxes
thermometers, pocket books. silver pens, pencil
cuscs, leads for cvsrpoints, hair, tooth, nail and
cnsb brushes, mathematical instruments, survey
ors compasscs, chains ard measuring tapes, dvi-
dcrs, protraciors, parallel rules, Gunters scales
Bristol, drawing, rice and ivory paper real Spanish
scgars, segat boxes, specacles, for all ages mag
niyng glasses for gold microscopes, gilt and silver
paper, and gilt borders for fancy work, music, at
half price visiting cards, Lotto boxes domiuos
magnets, parchment, Albums, port crayons, pen
knife homes, goggles. dissccted maps and puzzles.
tuning forks& hammers spy glasses, gold and glass
beads, pearl powder, globes, shaving glasses, bead
reticues toy watches, fire screens, extract Of
musk, opera glasses, esprit de rose, fancy pocket
inkst lands, ladies' pocket books, fancy note paper,
backgammon boxes chess men and boards, twee-
zers, ivory foot ond six inch rules bracelets dress
Ing and pocket combs cakes of soap, rs cents per
box of Eve dozen, medallion waters, visiting card
cases, ivory for miniature painting superior black
ing, tracing paper for writing and copying letters
without pen or ink, almanacks given gratuitous,
reels for winding silk or thread. Berlin castings Of
the Holy Family, and Crosses miniature frames,
drawing paper, solar microscope. high magnifynC
power, guitar cases, &c &c.
X. D. S. has a large stock OF blank book papers of
the best quality. and prepared rule end make TO
order, merchants account books and record books
for courts. Old books rebound, and book binding
in all its varieties Of elegance and ncanes exec-
ted faithfully and with despatch.
Spectac'es repaired and new glasses fitted in old
frames, telescopes and spy glasses ccauscd and re-
paired, needles of compnsses magnetlsed
mar lS--tS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01

encs on their progeny. lie has heretofore stood in
Kentucky, where bloodcd mares, are scarce; and
where the decided par,iahty for the Virginia stock,
Produced a most unequal competition; vet, under
these Disadvantages; he has produced some among
the best racers raised in the State, though il
was no, until he forced himself into notice that
he was paroniscd by the breeders OF the turf. The
subscriber has IN his possession u letter from Col.
Buford, ncor Lexington, Kentucky. Ia distinguished
raiser aud patron oi the turf who has been breed
ing from HIM the last two years lie says his colts
are of equal superior size To his colts from the
same mares by other horse; that he has two
year old flly, fifteen hands high; and his ycarlng
colts, equally promising; and that he does not be-
lieve that any horse could have gotten as rood ra-
GERS out OF the same mares. have also urnny other
testimonials 10 the same effect; and one from DR.
Lewis Marshall, q mention HIM. because presume
he IS known TO many gentlemen Virgin,a:) he
speaks of the stock III tn" highest terms particularly
OF their superior size and fine form And all the
gentlemen with whom have correspondent, concur
IN the fact, that he has been let no bloocd mares
until the last two years; that hts coils by them
have not yet come on the turf The distinguished
racers he has produced, KasSna, supposed by many
the very best race horse raised IN Kentucky J
and others, have been from common mares. By
reference To the American Turf Register, vol I.
page III. he spoken Of producing striking and
very superior of horses in Kentucky.
March Ia. lafOt JOHN TUCKER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
WARD ELECTION.
THE Election of Common Council

VIE Election OF Common Councimcn,
IN the several Wards, will be held on the Isl
Wednesday IN .4prH merit, viz In jefferson Ward.
No. l, at the Watch House; in Madison Ward No
?, at the City Hail. and m Monroe Ward no ), at
the Shockoe Hill Tavern Polls will open IN each
Ward, AT 0 o'clock, A NJ The frrcholdcrs of lots
within the said city, whether improved or not and
whether such frecholdcrs reside therein or not, and
the hnusekecpcrs aud inhabitants of the said city, who
shall have resided therein at any for the space
of three months, without the lntcrmi>sion of one -
months, and possess in their own right within the
same, movable and immnveabc property 10 The value
Of one hundred pounds" arc entitled 20 vote.
l-32t w ID. WREN Spru't CR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
Just received aud for sale by
Jan 10 lawtg If. G. McNEMARA.

NWlRGlN1A:-At rules holden in the clerks office
" Of the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 10th day of March, 1881: James
Hamilton, pitt, against Il Fitzgerald & Co., and
James S. Foley, dfls.
The defendant Il Fitzgerald not having entered
ms appearance and given security according TO the
act OF Assembly and the rules of this court and it an
peaung, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an in
habant Of this cuuniry 1t is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here the rst day of the next
June term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and
that copy o this order be forthwith inserted ~ some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door Of
% VIZ & ~, 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
FOR SALE,
Tie CO.lL PITS formerly known bu Ii,

name Of GRAuAM's Coal PRS.
by virtue of n deed of trust made to Daniel Call
~ and the subscriber, by Edward Anderson and
Ann A. his WIFE, and recorded III the county court of
Goochand, 10 secure payment ola debt due from ,hc
said Edward Anderson to Walter Dun as executor
OF the last will and testoment of John Graham
deceased will he sold, the 9Th day Of April mex,
TO the highest bidder, for ready money, at Iiallams
Hotel, IN the City of Richmond, the tract of land
lying and being on James River, IN tho county Of
Goochand, and State of Virginia. and described in
The SAID deed of trust, containing nine hundred
ana eighty two acres ana one quarter of an acre
be the same more or less. The title Is believed to
be good; but selling Us trustee, shall only convey
such right as is vested in me by the said deed.
DANIEL NORBORNE NORTON,
49, AS Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
r,. ,i n , g"s% G"g r[y,? ans c,s;,s- NJ

nENR Sir Nhuu' yont md half ago WIS drcnL
lik '"''"l With IhrTnI~u. what my pyrician Term
% h'tI'l.f" ''tf. NY gTpai TINT yyuuIi
," itp'-3iH tor th you dcscrilton. they nr,
n,.. lruWu Toy i~n lIhr''ruc under Rh.uInatyn thtp
~ '.d hrl u'I'rr ~, nor sleep day inr night,
t' i'N 10" t,l I'' p.- r.t Extract, 'n
'' ~ f'. Wl'U ttTs singular tUrguS. aict taking "A few
n".. ' Fl" -.'' r 7'r sci cont nurtl The use nf
H ..'f'' f.-. u"i '' -ritully llli mo rested
'' 'Hr o.. HtH, and had Itiiy..ng sheep during lilo
... ..'u.'A 20 get hDii'r IN .pt pcLcrtly we'll
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01

This is 20 certify that have appointed Doctor
aorI; in TIE United States, 10 dispose of that
.uiuJh.c rr" ,ue, called the Poiad,ijhis, or Lf;r
LT.,oi, with uii power &, appoint agents vlc,c
j." ma think pT"i.r: ard a. tie great demand
'n.. induce n.priuciglrd persons 10 flbricatc the
ir' !r.n, ' to injury Of ic public have thought
l'.i"t 90 'D"wVrng ts crriiru!c signed in INV
own '..id writing, Wit, TIC directions round Gael!
h2N; a'' 'hc NOR. ci''r'u'y 10 dc:Cct counter
''s, TIE pr'hc ~ observe ihc -iguaiurc of nv
ngru' ou the outside 81 every box. 70 counterfeit
N.l'' g., felony. Ard lie purchaser is rcpuesic!
io 'Nruu" carefully the outside If the Box md IN
w" n'uc of HObsH Nurir Jun. is not ON il the
yl.iciuc IS moi genuine. signed at my office, No
- Crock Street. tuNro~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
From Mr. II,Tsb


Dt.NR Sir hcI leave Ia inform you that have been
"r ihr" several months affected with such violent pains
W ny mrs t.hs uut legs. and swelling Joints that
QUA net rest ay nor night nothing shat applied gave
~ r'i uli u'TgtbuuT ui mime informed - ind
bSft't E1v.ns p"riuunyd many cures sent for a box
"hrn gave wonderful relief; and by using boxes and
h'l' hH IS wen Ig ever was my life.
iout uhcdcnt ser" lnt. j. WELSH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
TLAN On QUALIFICATIONS

Tanners Maps.
'1'RAVELLERS Guide through the IT, Statcs:
Virginia Traveller, with other pocket maps ~
which the boundeucs and distance of the princip !
places arc notIccd--Just received and for sale
mar - z. I. SMITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
PROSPECTUS or
THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
fVbllShEp ~ pflE cry or WASHlSorCS,FY
GALES n SE.4TON
VIE NATIONAL INTRLIICENCER is an oil

'I'llE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER is an old
established journal al the Of the General Govern.
men' 1t publishes, originally the Proceedings Debates of
congress and contains more regular full and Re-
li oi these IMAM the Union; contains also the
Acts OF Congress aud all the PAPERS aud Documents of
l'oc interest lad before originating that body These
IN addition 10 the variety of other morma
ton which be found counns connected with the
General Interests OF our county, with Literature
eCe a"d The affairs OF the world Al large. together with
Character oil fairness Which the always
MAKE useful ann even valuable To all who feel interest III
the concerns of this or of other countries
The INTEL iGtHctR IS published Daily and Tri-wcekly
he Daily paper IS $40 year, S6 for six months
lie Country inielliecnce published three times week
\wn IN" exception sometimes OF portion of the
gIrs during which is published twice week at the price
OF SIX dollars year. payable ADVANCE four dollars for
months ma. x
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01

DR. nH,ngS Of Edinburgh. speaking Of these Pix asy,
hNe useI Them ~ my practice. well tina hospital
niiu nnu Them TO be most valuable remedy 81
thc'ina'ism. and well calculated do good and
therefore recommend them To confident
N my OPINION rs Vol as that OF Others. VIII bo dis
apr"n'cd who may have occasion 10 this ralHd6l.
rsIsopie.
~ Cg~!C. q" New York, letter To the agent Of the
IHpncigf CONCLUDES Toy saying Every class people vii
hnd in the IHd'd attract cheap and valuable rcmriy
'hc Rh"umhtIsnl. have generally ouun one H. trs
boxes have produced a cure ASA CLARKE. NJ II.
From respectable PAy,ienn IN Bed ford county, Penn
SViDauid.
lhcrc - IN my nrtghbOurhoOd gentleman has
n'hNiy nUlCcl with rheumatism for years lie i'm.
r.cn using the Panncea, tho sly or seven Lo,.
TICS without any effect seeing the Puadclphi- advertised
~ rot Trend 10 cnll for box Of the pills which h
nuruu hat ar two boxes more will IN 1dS,c rad
'"-' i"'"''' d 10 Dc valuable medicine j. X.
wishing that the poor should benefit by n Ms yn ne ~, III,
rr 'rS nat up boxes made Tor the purpose with i.c
ron round Zach boy; containing 90 pills aud has enp.tS,
Dr NJbiRI HARRIS Jun. Of Phiiahclnhi, lie mn,
u"r' % tue United states Ia dispose
Sn''aT To- appoint agents where he may think pf"rcT
BEDWELL
ma medicine, snys Dr. Windcr. VI Salem .u one a
' De-" ever introduced to tho public; in the OF
hnt nc" has been the hands European and American
Eb-irin II mas been HSccTaiDcd thai Scurry ohstnae
nnS' ana approaching Consumption. have yielded to lts
uaIruCv.' -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
WINTER ARABIAN.

- This beautiful and true Arabian Horse,
C6A will stand again Mt my stable in the coun-
- ~ of brunswick, about ffty-fve miles
N~ South of Richmond, and thirty three
sSAx - South of Pefershnrr-Gfte -. Z, nnriL east
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
Antigua Rum.

hhds fine favored Antigua Rum--Iust landed,
for sale by DAVENPORT ALLEN 81 Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
\ MOST VALUABLE
EAST INDIA MEDICINE

FOR THE CURE or gHEuMATISM. &c
EIf'aI i !,' from -, Jiu Efl Srif r,-o, >,
j,ts,i, n. p BsttcsH IN London.
DEAR Satisfactorily Ia your tcoucs, I Lov. ,,;L
nh.Hiy procured aud now send you by the snip IlsGr
,Rr,nn h"H,'t,"n, few pounds or tho P"adripiis %
wlat generally s'ic- Ivy the of Ind, ENr.r Mil
cine universally esteemed among the pronlr of nb, ~
tho cur" "t rheumatism. Was tn inform Won of The NM,
i-t III pcup" whu daily relieved cured b. Tins ,,g
bc remedy ~ would require paper than am able =,
puI'!-' hni NOR. tune than am able 10 h,-uw lur,I
no .ri ~ THE Medicine inmc7c that i'm RIIJ.II
MAI lSh you would ~ acted ,rn,-i
fNc = charm M removing that painful
"H0fe ~ t0EfHs tIe form If nils -nl sc Mi ma,
''"'h' 'uIh I" sthu you constant supply J. l.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-13
d I Il u .


In this town, July 6, Miss Polly Adams, aged 26.
In Holden, Ebenezer EStabrook, Esq, aged g.
In Shrewsbury, June 25, Abraham Munroe 69.
In Phillipston, June 8. Miss Sally Jennison, aged
%, daughter of John Jennison.
In Leicester, July Q, Miss Harriet P. Hobart.
daughter of John and Charlotte Hobart, aged 27.
In Sterling, May l9, Mr.. Timothy Wilder, aged
73.-Printcrs in NeW York and Vermont are re-
queSted to insert this death.
In Little Rock. Arkansas territory, Capt Benia.
Shattuck, native of Westminster, aged So
In Lowell, July 8, Paul Moody, Machinist. Mr..
Moody has long been noted as one of the best ma
chnists in this country. He was the inventor, we
believe, Of the Regulator, piece OF machinery
now in common use in manufactures, to regulate
the movements of all the machines; it consists of
sort of triangle, having heavy balls appended to
it. and keeping movement with the power which
carries the whole.-Ne,0bugpor advertiser.
In Chichester, IN. H. Joseph Walker Emery,
aged IA. An nconsiderable swelling in his left
knee, that for some years created no ALARM at last
manifested itself a Fungus HumOtodse, which
emaciaied him to skeleton, and exhausted the
fountains of life.
At Northampton, Eng on the 23d of January
last, Susan, only daughter of Mr.. James Abel Of
that town. aged 80.
In Surry IN. H. July 5, Mr. Joshua D. Brtton
aged o.
Dropned in the brook which runs through this
village, on the 10th inst, John Evans son of Dan
lei and Sally Stone, aged years. 1t is supposed
the child was at play near the water and acciden-
tally fell in The body was not discovered till life
was extinct
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-13

er reason when interest shall impeI him to
take that direction. 1t would he idle to
pretend that the prospect, thus held out, is
not gratifying one. The amount of bust
ness in this place must lie vastly increased
by the contemplated improvement, should
1t be carried into successful operation. Lo-
Gated in the centre of a district not surpass
ed in resources by any agricultural portion
OF the country, the streams OF healthful en-
terprise, now diverted to various directions,
will find their course hither, and unite to
swell the tide of communication between the
heart and head of the Commonwealth.
Worcester can never degenerate into mere
suburban village, thriftless appendage to
the seat of wealth and business, however
close its connection with the city may
become. On the contrary, she must de-
rive an increased Importance from the IA
cilities afforded to the adjacent country for
carrying on regular and speedy inter-
course with the lower towns and the city,
which will not fail to promote her interests
as well as theirs.