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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-03
WANTED
J store.
o. LUMBER.

.AS0, a large lot of Lumber. consisting of
Sawed and Shaved MISUNDERSTANDING and
Clear Boards-lk and inch P!ank-Slwork
-Clapboards-ilard Pine Boards, &c. &c
90 All persons indebted to the subscriber
are requested to call and make immediate paw.
ment. JOSEPH DAVIS jr
Tcmpleton, July l3. If
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GENTLEMEN's first rate BOOTS and SHOES
Do. mi0dling and low priced do,
Cow Hide BOOTS, SHOES, and BROGANS
Ladies Morocco. Kid, and Lasting SHOES,
Do. Bronze, Kid and Morocco do,
Misses and Childrens' Shoes of every descrip.
tion.
They employ the first rate workmen. and are
prepared at all times. to do warranted Gus.
TOM WORK of every kind, at short notice
and on the most reasonable terms
u They have constantly on hand good
supply of Kid, Morocco, Lining, and Binding
Skins; Shoe. Makers Tools, LASTS, Boottrees and
Forms Pegs, and findings of every description
All which will be disposed of on such terms as
cannot fail to suit purchasers at their stand Cd
pssii' he Centre Meeting House
Worcester, April 90 ew3teo6t
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-03

DIR. E. A. KITTREDGE
HID ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
ne OF west Brookfield and its vicinity, that
he has taken an Office in West Bro1kfeld
where he may be found by those in want Of his
professional services.
n B. Particular attention paid to Surgery
July l3. Gu
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c.. June 22d 1881.
SIR: l have not had leisure to reply L. Won,
le'ter OF The 18th until to-day. it involred
matt MATE which it beloved me to give full ana
'o'n CO con" Moderation to- That has been given.
ielt Indsinsed to believe that these attacks
Of Gen. Green could be authorized bv Won or
were made under your sanction. Your decIa
ration IS evidence of The correctness of what
was before impressed with. | take occasion.
therefore, with pleasure, To acknowledge the
trankness with which you have disavowed an
agency in this nefarious business.
Respectfully, your most obedient,
J. NJ. Berrien, Esq. J.a.E.Toy
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-03
Blackstone Canal Bank.

PRovIDFNcE, July 90, 1881
FENFlE Stockholders of the Blackstone Canal
Ill Bank are hereby notified that the fourth
instalnent of five dollars on a Share of the
Capital Stock thereof, will be PAYABLE on the
first Monday in August, lst day. 1881 Stock.
holders residing in and near Worcester, can
pay their instalments to the Cashier of the
Worcester Bank.
T. B. FENNER. Cnshicr.
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LOOK AT THIS,
J0urneYmd'1 ,ShOemakerS.

~ANTED, immediately, taoenty .fcc Jour.
Wv neyman ShOemaherS on the following
kinds of work Mems Kip and Calf Brogans
Mems and Boys thick Brogans; Womens
leather Boots and Shoes-all pegged work-tor
which fair price will be given, and ready pay
made.
NJ Also wanted, flee Apprentices to the
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DEXTER FAY & CO.
Southborc', July 13. 6w
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NOTICE.

TENHE subscriber informs the public, that he
u, has taken the FURNACE formerly occu
pied by SUMNER SMITH, (ncnr Elijah Bur5onL's
Paper .MiHS,) which he will keep in coxsrAxT
BLAST, with determination to give satisfaction
TO Machinists and all others who may favor him
with their custom Patterns may be had at the
Furnace, or made to order at short notice
W Orders will receive immediate attention.
and may be left at the Store of D. HAYWOOD.
JOEL WEBER.
Worcester, Jan.12 tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
DELINQUENT LANDS.

The following bill extending the time of re-
demption, reported to the House of Delegates
on Saturday, by Mr.. Faulkner, from the Select Com
mite, appointed on the second day of the session
and will no doubt become a law
l. BE it enacted by the General Assembly, That
further time, until the day of shall
be allowed for the redemption of all lands returned
be liable to forfeiture the LIST day January,
thousand eight hundred and thirty-two, by the Act
entitled can Act concerning lands returned den-
quent for non payment of taxes, and making dspo-
stion of certain lands delinquent and of certain
escheated lands, for the benefit of actual and bona
fde holders thereof under grants from the Com
monUealth, which passed the let day of April 1891
2. Be it further enacted, That time shall also be
allowed until day of for the rcdemp-
ton of all lands returned as delinquent, which by
the Act aforementioned would be irredeemable or
liable to forfeiture for nonpayment of taxes on the
1st day of January and LIST day of November, one
thousand eight hundred and thrty-thrce.
3. Be IL further enacted, That the Dist and 22d
sections of the Acts before mentioned, shall be
tended and he in full force until such times as the
iards referred to in the two preceding sections shall
have become absolutely forfeited and vested in the
President and Directors Of the Literary Fund; and
all the provisions therein contained shall be avail
able to
4. Be it further enacted, That the Auditor of
Public accounts shall be authorised to give credit
for all arrearages of taxes returned delinquent,
upon satisfactory proof made that the same have
been actually paid or erroncously charged but no
ching herein contained shall DO construed to de-
prive the County Courts of the power Of exoncrat-
ing delinquent lands for those well as tho other
causes enumerated in the 2lst and 22d sections of
the Act herein before referred to.
| 5 BE it further enacted, That nothing in this
Act contained shall be constituted to prohibit
pend the completion and publication Of the dolin-
qucnt lists, directed by the Act to which this is
amcndatory
This Act shall be in force rom and after the pass
ing thereof.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
CONGRESS-

CN'ANH 10
On Thursday in tho Senate, Mr.. Hayne, on
leave, introduced bill to provide for the settle
ment Of the claims of South Carolina, for advan-
made to the United States dnring the late war,
which read twice, and referred to the Commit
tee on Military Affairs. The resolution submitted
by MIR. Spraguc, calling on tbe President for infor
nation to the abduction arid imprisonment Of
American citizens by the British authorities Of
New Brunswick, considered ard adoptsa.--
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Holmes, request
ing the President to inform the Senate whether
any further negotiation is commenced, proposed,
intended in regard TO the North Eastern boun-
Diary Of the United Stiles, considered and after
few observations from Messrs. Poindcxter
Holmes, and Haync, laid on the table. The Sc
nate. after short time spent in the consideration
Of Executive business, adjourned over TO Monday.
In the House of Representatives., order was
taken upon the motion of MIR. Taylor for the ap-
pointmcnl Of the Standing Committees Of the
House The Annual Report Of the Treasurer Of
the United States and of tho Comp;roller's unex-
pended balances for the last three years were pre-
aenicd by the Speaker ard ordered TO be laid on
the table and printed. The usual communications
on the subject of the Navy Hospital aud the Nay
Pension Fund. were also laid before tho House,
and disposed of in q similar fucr. The Speaker
announced his Intention TO cab the States in
their order on Monday, for the presentation Of pc
titious; and at 2 o'clock. Tire House adjourned till
Monday
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
COMM NICATQD
IlhlsIA

;, On Tuesday, the goth ult Mr.. JONI MoHrGonERr
HARRIS, eldest son of DR.. Francis Harris of Pow
hatan, In the 2lth year Of his age. Obituary no
.ces have been so often the means of conveying
false information TO the public, THAT their incndac
~ mas at length grown into proYcrb. The author
OF tins notice, however, does not mean 10 confer a
false reputation upon hi, friend, by bcstowinl.
praises which he never deserved. He shall cons
der himself as having discharged the duties of
friendship, when he has recorded the mildness of
manner, the amiability of dispositions and the cx
celencc ang almost nfanilc simplicity of heart hy
which the deceased was distinguished, when we
shaii nave borne testimony TO the fact, that his
modest and unprotcnding virtues gained him the
affections of all who acquainted with him,
while his gentle and unoffendng spirit caused him
to preserve the regard of his friends undmnShcd.
lie is gone. and the tears and regrets OF hume
rous acquaintance attend him 10 his everlasting
home.
Screen be the grass above thee,
Friend of my better days;
None knew thee but to love thee
Nor named thee but to praise"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
EDUCATION.

AhE scholastic year of p. MAYOS Semi
Il nary, (RIchmond IlilD will end on the
goth at thls month. This Sch9o! wll be open
cd f'r the next year on the first Monday in
January, aud closed on the 23rd of December.
There Will DC vacation Of three weeks in
Aug IIst.
The terms Tor the scholastic year, & mon,hs)
are-l"r tuition Sl5 Board, including wash
my aro lodging Sii'; payable quarterly, and
one dollar ir' IN oacl. pupil for fuel.
n" pupil shat has not been Il this School
VIII he receive! for shorter time than the
scholastic year.
The tcaGir. avails himself of this occa-
sion TO express has thanks Ia his patrons for their
confidence and support. dc I2-law2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
HARDWOOD SCHOOL.

F97HE exercises Of this School, for the cnsu
Il ng year, will commence th" 18th day Ct ia
nuary, aud terminate the 18Th Of December toll
lowing The course Of instruction will include
all The various brarch,s Of an Engliyh Educa-
ion, together with the Lain language. Terms
for board, tuition, lodging ond washing, VIII be
sos for be scholastic year of ten months, anc
no studcut viii he received for shorter period
The plumber Of boarders VIII BE- limited ~ iflv
for;y Of whom wil be aCcomuC d1'cd nv 10,
subscriber, and tn by Mr.. Jrifrr. OF Spindle
The assistant Tutor, vino resides at hcaliE,
situation, about half mile distant, Great at
teution will be paid the morals Of he students
and none over Is years Of age VII be received.
unless satisfactory testimonials can be produced
with regard TO correct department. Letters adj
dressed to the subscriber, near Somervllle Eau
quIcr county, will receive prompt attention,
nov I2---iaw3n &, TACK F,spTy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

This being the day appointed for the meeting Of
the Delegates from this Congressional District, at
Charlottesville, for the purpose OF nominating a
Delegate to represent 1t in tho Convention,
to assemble IN Baltimore, TIC second
Monday in this month, the following De
logatcs appcarcd-that is, from the county Of
Goochland, Mcssrs. James Peasants, VIM. Boiling,
and Edward Cunningham; from Albcmarlc Mcssrs.
WIN. Wood and Isaac a. Coles; and from Am
hcrst, Mr. Edmund Penn, the Chairman ofthc NEE
ting in that county, who attended at the request Of
the Delegates named at said meetng.-On motion
Of Col. VIM. Wood, Governor Peasants took the
Chair, and J. A. Coles was appointed Secretary;
when the meeting proceeded to the election of one
A., a. n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
CENTRAL HOTEL.

EHHE subscribers have associated themselves
\ under the firm or PpcKErr u BALL, and
VIII keep the above esia biishmenL, which has
been so improved, and added to- as to erabie
them to accommodate their fricnGs and acurain.
tanccs IL Il manner and style, as to con fort and
c"nverencc, equal, at least, to any in tins city
and on terms r.oderute and as reasonable
rs : a. pr Dt ana the Richmond marlct.wiH
afford All they ask is, fair trial and
Il fair share OF encouragement, and ,Lc9
then fear not giving satisfaction to ge-
nervous public. Their Bar, Tale, and Stu
tie, well as Lodging, shall not be surpass-
ed.-A few more boardeTs, by the month, quar-
ter, or year, is not only desirable, but wished
for, by the Pubic's ohadient servants,
LSHAM PICKETT,
dc 6-5t THOMAS BALL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

GT In reference to the claim set up by his par,i
Fans, who modestly make Gen. jackson the author
OF all our national prosperity, Mr.. Walsh soys;-
"fhe picture Of national prosperity which this
message presents, is but the reflection of an actual
and prominent condition of things, that is due to
our institutions, and physical circumstances and to
iaoprs and arrangements of a date prior TO the
accession Of President Jnckson.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
The Fredericks: hall Female Seminary

The Fredericks- hall Female Seminary
s. toNDucTED by MISS BOGGS, Will be con-
" tnucd The ensuing year. 1t I'll be opened
on the 18th January, aud will c,ose on the l5th
of Dccemher, with a vacation Of one mont h from
the 18th of June to tho 5th Of July. The pupils
will beimsruc,ed in Orhosraphy, Reading, W.T.
ting, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogra
ply, with the use of the Globes. and the rudl-
ments of Astronomy. The price f board anu
tuition viii be Sl20, one half Playable i'll Advance
and the balance at the END of the year, wirhnul
any deduction on account Of absence Il ON school
Each pupil will bring with her prr ot blan-
ketS pair of sheets, coored CO ton counter
PAM, and four towels, all ma kid, or if i, i
preferred, they will be furnished by ne for ali
additional charge ofS5. Such young ladies, as
remain IN my family during vacation, will be
charged at the rate of $40 per month. There
arc few vacancies yet to be flcs. Letters
addressed to me should be directed to Long
Creek Post Office, Louisa
FRED'K. HARRIS.
Frp1p L In II Nov o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
sV0s.gi. Esgessgse59ss E$geste

EOR ALE.
PEVIIE Subscriber offers, at private sale, also
e North Blcnhcim Estate. (the former resi-
dence Of tie late Col. James Monroe) in The
County of emarc.-This Estate, contain,
nine hnns ed and seven acree, b, u recent sur
vcy. aud will be divided, Of ics.rcdl into two
divisions, TO suit purchasers, with at least one
hundred aud fifty acres of wood lapd, attached
10 each DIVISION and with improvements on each
The improvements on the EstaiG, are extensive
and valuable, and the land well adapte to the
culture of wheat, tobacco, and corn, and might
be improved to almost any extent by he clover
and plaster system, to which, it is admirably
adapted-the sell Is tf a ROB red loan, such as
distinguishes our best ihOunlain lands, aud lies
weil for cultivation, and its local advantages OF
climate, wafer, society, navigation, &c. render
1t inferior to no Estate, in the immediate neigh
bourbood Of Charlottesville, and the University.
Shou!d the above very valuable Estate, not be
previously disposed of, privately, and of which.
due notice will be given, it will be offered, on
the premises, at public sale. to the highest lid
der, on The 5th day of December next, on q
credit % one, tv o, and three years; satisfactory
security, and deed IN trust on the land will be
required, to secure the payments; and should
the above sale of the land, be effected, the crops
Of corn, fodder, &c with The stock Of all kinds.
together with the plantation utensils, will be
sold, on credit OF twelve months on oil sums
of ten dollars and upwards, and under that
amount, cash In the CT nt of selling this Es-
tate, the sale Of The other Estate, will not take
place, as III the sale of the one, the subscriber
can make such arrangements, as " i'll discharge
he amount required on he other, where he wi.
remove to reside, on or b' fore he first day Of
January next, when possession will tie given.
Persons disposed to purchase either The whole,
or half the Estate, Will d rect their letters e.
the subscriber, residing on the promises, or cat
visit him ID person
EDWARD O. GOODWIN.
NoRTH BLENuEiM, Sept. 90, 1881
DC I-2aW Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

IL Our Canal has been closed by ice for week.
past, and win probably continue so for week to
come, from tue present appearances Of the weather.
all business in country produce is consequently
pended. Our River il also so obstructed with ice
that vessels cannot pass. The steamboats, We learn
arrive with great difficulty.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
Frederic hall. Nov. 2-w6tc*
Valuable Real Esfrie fo

Vatuable Real EstGte for Sale.
'ENtlE subscriber offers, at private sale, his
X Warren Estate, obtaining five hundred
and eighty-ive acres Of the very best james
River land, and inferior to no estate of its size
on the river, as far as his observation has ex-
tended. About one third of The estate is in
woods, and tie balance open land. The i'm
provements consist of comfortable dwelling
house, kitchen, smoke house, &c. sides a very
spacious gran"ry, several large dGub tobacco
barns, crIbbs, negro quarters, &c. Should the
above very valuable estate not be sold privately
before the 4th day of J"nuary RcAt, (Wedncs-
day., it will that day be- offered ut public sale
TO the highest bidder, on credit If one, two
and three~years, ard as soon Is the Land Is dis
posed of, the stock of all kinds, plantation
utensils, &c. will be sold, together with the
crops OF corn, fodder, oats, sc. on credit OF
twelve months for all sums Of ten dollars and
upwards. under that amount cash. Persons
wishing to purchase, will be .sNcwn the land by
my manager Mr.. Lewellyu, residing on the es-
ttte, or they can apply tC'the subscrlhrr for any
information which may be desired concerning
the premises. The purchaser will be required
to gi"e satisfactory security with deed III iIus
on the land, to secure the payment. 1t tho
same time and place, will be hlrcd for the ensu-
ing year, between twenty and thirty very yaI,l-
able young ne grocs, belonging to tine estate o.
Napoleon b. MaGrudcr The above sale ana
bring Will be continued from day to day tai The
whole is completed
EDWARD O. GOODWIN.
N. d There will be at least two hundred
and f'iy bushels Of wheat seeded this fan on
the estate
u The EDITORS Of the Enquirer and Whig
and Caar oitesy!Ile Advocate, will please pub
sh the above notice twice week ii their pa
perS, TIL the day of sale, and coward tacir
accounts On that tay u The subscriber for pay
ment. f.. O. G..
ocI @ C,,ytIs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
Cn,tNirNrcAT-D.

u Tho Clerks Of Courts at distance from the
city of Richmond are hereby informed, that pc
titon will be prepared by hoso residing in the said
CITY. or its nc gh5orhood, to be presented to the
General Assembly, at its present session praying
for On explanation and amendment Of the acts es-
tabiishing their fees Of Office. Those who are DIS
rcsod 20 unite in This rneasrre are adyEed 70 ~.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

.riG' whose delegates appeared at this meeting,
ana Col VIM Wood, of tho county of Alberma rle
was unanimously elected NO.
on NOTION Resolved, That the proceedings of
TINS meeting be published in the Virginia Advocat,
and Constitutional Whip O"''
JAMES PEASANTS, Chairman.
j. A. Coles, Secretary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

ofiSe some person hero, and as carly as practical
be- to subscribe their hamos to the petition. This
course Is recommended, instead OF holding CON
Vchtion OF Clerks, as was proposed in some parts
oil the State, as it will them some time and
Trouble and probably produce good an effect.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
The EAGLE HOTEL.

FH7IlE undersigned has taken this Hotel
II The convenience OF its locality, with lis
extensive accommodations, are not surpassed o.
any tavern in the United States Professions OF
attempts to please are so coEmon that il is use.
i.ss TO make them. The Prorrete has taken
! his establishment a. so short notice, tontv two
days 'reVlous to the meeting OF the Legislature
that he may n"t have an opportunity Of mani
testing as early as he would wish, his desire to
please. generous public Will excuse, in the
beginning, the attempt one not much accus.
toned to the detail Of such a concern. The
proprietor gives SOLEMN assurance that no pains
or expense shall be spared to elicit approba.
lion and bring custom The Eluors shall be the
best the country afford, and atabc to conform.
BoaFders are requested ard every effort made
TOR lh"'r suitable entertainment. The under
,Ignci would be particularly indebted to ms
friends in Richmond for such csQtora. A sepr
rate table VIII he prepared cor members of the
Legislature. NEH,DER l. BOTYS.
Richmond City, Dec. ., 1881 It's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
EDUCATION.

: 3 ilE subsCrib, r. have united " i'm view OF
RI conducting SCHOOL, III which viii be
taugh the Greek, Latin, French, and English
Languages, Geography, Arithmetic, and Ma
thnnaiIcs. Their residence Is IN the county OF
h!Gcrn"rlc, III healthy situation, about seven
niles from Charlottesville Board may Js had
IN The following tamirs st The brce Of F;rhiv
d Jars for the scholastic year yiz.-Jancs
Minors Achilles Brondhead'S, Richard Dukes
James ID. AlIcn's, Dr John Minors Daniel T.
Cars, and IN that Of d.. Carrs. The price OF
Tuition IN al or IN any Of the bran, hes taught
in the School, will be T4m'y D ,lors fir The
5chUlas iC year, half of which, as well rs Of the
Board, wall be payable il advance, he Publ
providing also his bed furniture
The subscribers nave had some experience
in teaching, and with the aid Of Mr.. =. NJ z
Powers. recently i S;nden, at the University Of
Virginia, and Distinguished IN 81 bis Glasses
while .McrHber Dflhat Institutions and to whon
will be particularly committed The departments
of Mathematics and the Grcch language, hone
to merit portion ofrhc public patronage No
scholar Will be received for less tcTm than a
e ar.
The School viii commence on the second
Moriay in J1Luary. ard with n vacation of the
month f July, will terminate on tie 20,h #
December. PRANK. CARR
nov 26--Iaw6w JON, Il CARR.
T6yO Hugh Davis aud Susan bis wife, Finch
-n Cross, VIM l.. White and Elizabeth
his wife. JDo. Cross, and rmscy Davis, in lis
own right and as next friend FIR your son. Jno.
Hector Dagis,
You will b. pleased to take notice, that
shall on Monday, the 12ih day Of December
next, at the Tavern Of James r. Huffman, M
the county Of Hanover, proceed TO take drposi
tons If Edmund g cnn aud George lIoshins
and nlhcrs, to he read rs evidence ~ a suit pow
depending and undetermined IN the Superior
[ r. r. Is J. 4 4