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ShsrN,s Sale.

Worcester, IS. July 90, 1899.
A TTACHED bv virtue of an
1 \ Execution, (having heen previously at.
tached on mesne process) and WILDE sold, at
fuhiick Vendue, at Mr.. Erastts Summers, Inn
holder, in Shrewsbury, on Thursday, the 22d
DAY OF August next, at 2 O'clock, P. Mall
the Right. Title, and Interest which ABEL
Dl oLEf has TO redeem the morgaged Real
Estate on which he now lives, situated in
shrewsbury, about two miles east from the
Meeting House, and containing one hundred
and ten acres of excellent Land, with the
Buildings. DANIEL UPHAM d. Sheriff.
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MILITARY

:, On the 31st Of July, Col. NATHANIEL C..
EsTABRooK, of Athol. was unnninaodsly elect
ed Brigadier-General of the Cd Brigade of the
9TH Division of -he Militia, rice Brigadier-Gen-
eral IvEas JEwETT promoted.
Communicated.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-Oflce, May &c, 1922.
To the Wido7C and Heirs of AsAHEE
ELLIOT, late Of Uxbridge, IN sud
County, deceased, and to al Others CON.
cerned IN The Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
OU ore hereby cited to an.
a pear (if you see fly at the Court of Pros
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said County,
on the first Tuesday in September next, at one
Of the clock, after noon, tc show cause whyt the
Accounts Of the Administration of said Is
tate should not be allowed; and you will be
heard thereon.
NATHT. PAINE, J. Prob.
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From the Boston Patriot.1

During the session of the Court Of
Common Pleas for the county Of Suffolk,
which terminated on Thursday, we hal
the pleasure of seeing the three puisne
Judges of this Court. Owing 10 the
sickness of the Chief Justice, the Court
was held for the decision of some law
questions by the remaining three Judges
during portion Of the last week. The
session was finished by Judge Howe, the
urbanity of whose manners. his correct
and dignitied department, and his gener-
al accuracy, have introduced him to the
Suffolk bar with the most favourable
impressions. The general impression
is highly favourable to the country iudg-
es; and our fellow-citizens of the coun-
try have certainly reason to congratu-
late themselves in the character of the
Judges to whom their interests are espec-
tally confded.
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Interesting to Miistay0Ecsss
and to the Pu6hck.
j.. GCDDARD& SON.

HRATEFuL to their Friends
Va and the PubIick for the encouragement
they have hitherto received, would inform
them that they still continue their Professional
Business at their Old Stand, nearly opposite
the Store formerly occupied by Hon. DANIEL
WALDo-where they keep Constantly on hand,
Gold & Silver Vertical Watches--SiI-
yer Patent Lever do.-Gold Beads-Silyer
Table, s. Tea Spoons-Gold Chains--Seals e.
Keys-Silyer & Gilt do.-Patent Time-Pleces
Britannia Tea-Pots-elegsnt Tea-Waiters, by
the nest orsingle-Plated & Brass Candlesticks
and Lamps-Snuffers g. Trays--Porket- Pistols
-Penkniyes-SilverG Steel Speti acles-TIair
Necklaces, mounted with Gold-Guld, Silver.
q Jet Knobs & Drops--and many other Arti-
cles in that line of business, not herein n,enA
toned. Also.
MILITIRY GOODS
Such as Plated & Gilt Swords-PIated.
Gilt, & Gold Epauletts-Plated & Gilt Bell
Buttons-Piated Cap Cbains-Sword Chains
Gold. Silver, Gilt, and Plated Lace & Cord
Sword Swiylss, and Cockades.-All of which
they offer for sale, at a small advance for Cash
or approved Credit.
OF They also continue their business
of WATCH MAKING & REPaIRING: and
they assure those who favour them with their
patronage. that there shall he TO assiduity
wanting on their part TO give satisfaction.
W0rcesfeT. .4ugzLst 7. 1922.
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ENHEREAs LUCY STONE.
w together with her Children. Lucy
STONE, ELIZA STONE, JOHN SToSE, WILLIAM
Stone, aud SUSAN STONE, all Paupers of Oak.
ham, have left the place where suitable pro-
vision was made by the Subscriber for their
support-this is to forbid all persons harbour
ing or trusting them on my account, as will
not pay any debt Of their contracting after
this date. ISAAC STONE, il.
Oakhant, August 2, 1922.
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giving credit to this paper, 10 which il irst APP
peared, or making, in any other manner, ref.
erence to this town, which il. the bone Of the
writer, and The residence of the friends to
whom ii was addressed. Sum euique.r
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M.4RRIED

M.4RRIED,
In Berlin, Simeon Bowman, Esq. TO Mrs.
Persis Gibson, of Hopkinton.
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o. Wanted, ammedaately,
A FIKsT-RATE JENNY SPINNER
IA One ofsieady and industrious habits will
be offered fair wages by applying to ROBIN
SON & JEWETT, at the Stone Factory,
Dudley.
July 29, 1929.
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Solomon Southwick. ESQ. recently
nominated by caucus at Albany, for
the Office of Governor of the state of
New York, has consented, with Hemo-
tons he feelsincapable of expressing"
TO stand as candidate; and pledges
himself, in case Of success, to be indie
pendent of all undue influence. Nj.
Southwick, il will be recoilected, a
few months since was postmaster at Al
bany, and was superseded by Gen. Van
Rensse Laer. His enemies treat the nom
ination with good deal ofIeyity.
The first number of the England
Farmer has been published in Boston. II ap-
pears well, aid, we should think, would end
IFS way TO patronage. 1t contains the comnu-
nication, published in the SPY of the oath ult.
on the subject Of removing Suckers from Corn |;
and the Editor adds the following remarks:-l
We are inclined TO believe that Mr..
Davis would have had larger crop of
corn if il had not been planted so thick
ly. "Three feet SIX inches from centre
TO centre of the furrow,'' with Two rows
" six inches" or even nine inches''
apart, if the corn was of the common
size of our New-England corn, might,
perhaps, overstock the ground with
plants.
We are told that Mr.. Stevens, of Her
kimer county, in New-York, raised one
hundred and eighteen bushels of Indian
corn to an acre. He planted his seed in
double rows, about eight inches apart,
and the seeds were set diagonally, Cor
diamond fashion, as Mr.. Davis expresses
IT'D the same distance from each other
in the rows. Befreen each Of the double
roSrs 1ds left space Of fve and an half
feet
Mr.. Ludlow, Of the same county, rails
ed ninety-eight bushels TO the acre
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Mr.. S. Alexander, of this city, arrived
from Gibraltar, inthe brig Cyno, whence
he left Gath of June, informs, that the
Presidents Message Of March 5, had
produced good deal Of irritation at
Madrid. Among the most decisive
symptoms was the refusal to continue to
orr squadron the privilege of depositing,
free of duty, naval stores and provisions
at Mahon. [Re!rs Gqz.
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The discovery of the black insurrec-
ton in South Carolina, was indeed NEST
providential and fortunate; for il APP
pears their arrangements were so ex-
tensive, that but for the timely disclo-
sure, the whole of that State would. in
few days, have presented the horrid
spectacle once witnessed in ST. Domin-
go.-And had the first movement in
Charleston been successful, it would
probably have been the signal for "a
general massacre through the slave
states. We believe ii was Randolph
who once said, in debate, that "never
does the night-bell ring the alarm of
fire, hut the mother hugs her infant
closer TO her bosom" If such was the
feeling OF apprehension and disquietude
years ago, what must il be now?
" Y. Com. y4dv.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-05
CMMUNICATION.
RRYIEW or Mr.. 7'4olL4Ss SPEECH
(continued from No. IL

A very obvious defect in this speech, is its ex-
IRENE verbosity. A dIh'use and rambling style
which sets at defiance all the rules of logic and all
the principles of taste and in which the glare oil
words is deemed compensation for the paucily oil
ideas. cannot be overlooked in an essay which comes
before the public with high pretensions to their fa-
vorable consideration. We measure not the value
of speech or essay like tape or broad cloth, by
the yard or by the number of pages it occupies 3
sound doctrine, supported by sound argument, i.
essentials and if to these be added lucid style and
pertinent language, the need OF applause is the
willing tribute of every liberal and enlightened
lin the speech before us, we really believe could
have been urged with more force, perspicuty and
Iefect in essay of one third its length. The first
Isxteen pages, in which the points Of policy and
humanity are discussed, are peculiarly liable TO this
lobection for it, instead of sixteen there had been
only three pages devoted to these TOPICS we should
not then claim that merit for our patience, which
we think ourselves entitled to, for having labored
through this performance.
Another defect in this speech is the harsh and
abrupt form Of its sentences. We look in vain for
those rounded pepods and that smooth and flowing
style in which the sense is carried on from sentence
to sentence by regular continuity of ideas, which
distinguish what is called good composition and
without which no one can lay claim to the charac-
ter of elegant or pleasing writer In our appro-
baton, however, Of Mr. Thomas's object, we could
excuse the defects we have pointed out; and would
have spared ourselves the task OF commenting on
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JUST RECEIVED,

And for sale at the Bookstore, los Market street,
4 Summary Of PhisiolegyBy F. Magendie, Doctor of
Medicine of the Faculty OF Paris &c. Translated from the
French, by John Revere M d. Wee President OF Medical
Society of Maryland, &c-Prce S.
Doctor yntars 2nd IO in search of the Picturesque,
part 1st.--S1.
Giepno, an occidental story, attributed to Lord By
The Two Fosca,i, Tragedy, BY Lord byron.--63cts.
Cain Mystery, BY Lord Byron-Socts
Odofiaede the 0tcaSt, Dramatic foen, by Samuel D. II.
Judah.-75cts -
The Barber Of Seville, Comic opera IN three acts -Slcts
borts of Cases argued and determined in the Gene
raj Court Of Appeals Of the State Of aryad from 1920
TO Nos inclusive ny Harris and Johnson.-SSSQ
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-05
SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Vehd Expo to directed will
be exposed to Public sale the house of Elias ohoson,
Middetown St Georges Hundred, on Wednesday the 30
day OF March inst. at O'Clock P. MThe following des-
crbed lands and tenements situate in St Georges hundred
and county of Newcastle, yiz-No l. undivided right
fourth of fifth of plantation tract of land,
bounded by land of the heirs of James Haghey, decd,
Snowdens branch Sucker containing (inte whole)
232 Hess No 9, lot in the village Of MIDI
dletown, with hog dwelling house, kitchen and frame sta
BILE thereon bounded by the street, land OF Mary Peterson
Cuff Frisby and 3, containing Ia Of acre,
less. No g. lot in the village OF Mtletown, with frame
dwelling house thereon bounded by the street, lands of
Mary Peterson, John Hays and containing fourth
of an acre more less Seized and taken in execution as
the property of HIan Mountain dec and be sold by
JOHN .1I0ODF, late Shift.
Newcastle. March a, 1892. lost
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NNYICE.
ID mo. %, 1922.

Was found on the Farm of the subscriber on Saturday
morning the Cd inst Dark Bay Horse supposed to be
between and years old about is hands high shod all
round 1t is believed that this horse has been stolen from
some person in the city of Philadelphia, Negro man
calling himself Jose CoaS discovered in small ten-
enent the Farm, where he had slept during the night,
he aledges lives in Philadelphia and keeps horses to hire
Joseph has been committed to- the Jail Newcastle county
and the of the horse requested come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away3 and if
stoen TO prosecute the thief the law in such cases
directs. ANDREW RARNABY, Fish Point, .NeOcasle,
hundred Del. March 2, 1922. l6-tf
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Dover, Feb. a5, 1892
10 LET.

That extensive valuable establishment for the Manufae.
turing of Leather and Querctron Bark and for Merchan
dzngb situate on St Jones' creek within halt mile OF the
town of Doves, in the state OF DeawareLying in the
clnage OF an extensive forest, principally Of Spanish and
Black oak timber; ample supplies of the best bark can be
obtained at moderate prcesPossession be imedi-
atey given of the Store house, Bark house, Bark mills and
much of the Tan Yard can be occupied by any person
commencing the business and entire possession of the pro-
pery be given the list day Of the sth month lay)
next The rent will be owfor particulars inquire on the
premises, of EZEKZEL CUttGILL.
ID mo- %, 1922. I6-4r
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Was stolen from the stable ofthe subscriber living near
the Red Lion Delaware. the 18th of december last
between and years old, both hind feet white star in
her face wart above her left eye, small her
breast and scar on her flank, occasoned by there having
been one cut from It, she is little necked, with
little Of the rubbed off by halter light tall the
mar OF Which has not grown out since docking Whoever
VIII return her, give such information as shall lead to
her recovery, shall receive reasonable reward and
penses. GEORGE RTI1yYEY
March S. 1922 16-tf
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Coach and Harness Making.

The Subscriber informs his Friends and the Public that
he still carries the business, in its various branch
at his shop, of King and Hanover streets,
l26, WmHgton where all orders in his line will be
cuted with dispatch He thanks to the public for
past vors and hopes to be able give general saisc.
ton to all who may favor him with their CUSTOM He con.
nues keep on hand general assortment of Car
rages made ogood materials; also second hand carriages,
together with all kinds of HarnessLkewise Putent C.
Springs orcarriages all which he will dispose of on mod
crate terms for cash. THOMAS MOORE.
March S, 1892. 16--3m
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DIVIDEND.
March S, 1892.

Resolced-by the President and Managers of the Will
mngon and Chrstianna turnpike road that dividend
the OF per per annum be and the here
by declared the stock Of the said company which will
be paid to the stockholders their legal representatives
on or after the 18th instant By order Of the Board
VIM. SEAL, Treasurer.
N B. Stockholders requested bring their ceri.
Gates of stock at the time of receiving the dividend
der to exchange them for ones. VIM. Sea-, Tr'r.
Wilmington, Sd mo. a., 1922 16-4s
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system, under which the distinction of rneum and
tuum have been tolerably well preserved for more
than century past, IS preferable to state Of
anarchy. We would fain suppose that crimes are
less readily committed now than they would be, if
a man were permitted to murder his neighbor
without prospect Of being hung for it; or to
enter his house and, with strong hand, take the
plate from his side board, or his money from his
strong box with impuniy. The sense Of shame
and the fear Of punishment are two Of the strong
est principles of human action and any system
which points to these beacons, cannot be entire
" destitute OF power to protect public virtue and
happiness. (7o be ConfsnueG)
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Kent Cotton Manufacturing company

The General Assembly Of the State of Delaware having
at their late session passed act incorporate compa
ny under the name OF The Kent Cotton Manufacturing
Company for the purpose of manufacturing in the
county OF Kent, Therefore Notice hereby eiUen-That
books will be opened by the subscribers, (appontcd
mssoners Tor that purpose in and by the aforesaid act)
the house OF Amelia Cook, in the of Dover, Tues
day the 7h day OF May next, from 10 O'Clock A. Nj until
O'CLOCK r NJ for receiving subscriptions to the capital
STOCK OF the SAID company, and i'll continue open during
those hours tor three days SUCCESSFULLY unless the stock
should be sooner TAKEN Subscriptions may be made either
IN person or by proxy The charter Of the said company
published,
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COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.

one portion OF the Union from another' WASHINGTON.
COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
The following is an account of the value of i'm
ports, domestic exports, foreign exports and the
american and foreign tonnage employed in the
commerce Of the U. S. for the year ending 30th
September 1921 :-extracted from table made up
for the use of Congress.
COMMERCE.
Value of mportsin American Vessels S58,025, 800
do do Foreign Vessels 4,55982j
o2,5a5724
Value Of Domestic exports in Amer Vessels 34465272
u Foreign do 9206,622
1901 1874
Value ofForegn exports in American Vessels 2o71o700
Foreign do 591,788
2l,302,48s
& American Tonnage entered into the U. S. 765,09S
Departing fom U. s. 804,947
Foreign Tonnage entered into the U. S. 1885
Departing for U. S. 83073
N A society has been formed at Washington under
@the name of " The American Society for promot-
z8iag the Civilization and general improvement of
3Ethe Indian Tribes within the United States" The
lex presidents Of the United States the patrons
ENPreslden the vice president of the United States
ex-ofico; Vice Presidents ex.olicio, the four ca
bnet secretaries, the judges oil the supreme court,
and the governors Of the several states and terrific
&ries comprising the Union.
81 The legislature of Maryland adjourned on Satur-
&day last, Feb %; after passing $50 laws-a good
III number.
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Resoiued, That the Committee on Commerce
and Manufactures be instructed to inquire into the
expediency of prohibiting the importation OF SP.
rits.
The Senate then resumed, in committee OF the
whole, MIR Elliott in the chair the consideration of
the resolution relative to appropriation of public
land to the old states, FOR education.
MIR Lloyd resumed the speech which he com
snenced yesterday in support of the resolution and
occupied the noor about an hour.
MIR Edwards from Illinois spoke for some time
against the resolution Senate adjourned to Monday.
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Amertcan lUatcbmall.

WILMINGTON, MARCH, 1892.
Indignantly upon the dawnng attempt Alternate
portion Of the Union another.b WASHINGTON.
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eS, ana iniitary appointment, must become
aore numerous in proportion as it augmenis,
and from this source the means Of executive
patronage must constantly increase. The peo-
Pile have decreed the augmentation Of the ma
w, and the progress of its augmentation will
be- in proportion To the growth of the nation
and the increase of national wealth. The num-
Der OF naval appointments must, therefore, be-
come great. aud afford additioal ms ans to ex-
ecutiye patronage. Is il not therefore, mani
fest that there is at present no inconsiderable
means of influence in the hands of the execu-
tive. and that these means must and will con-
TIME to increase with your population? And,
whist they are thus constantly accommodating
whilst the power of the executive is eyery day
receiving accessions from them, every day
becoming more and more alarming, wo arr,
toid that the number of this House, exposed
as it Is to the full force of this power, ought
not to be increased in the like proportion, but
relatively diminished by adopting the high ra-
ito of fOrty-twU thousand, as If it were our du-
ty TO expose it more effectually to the danger
which threatens it. That influence, sir, which
would be lost among many would he sensibly
and deeply felt by few; and, if we pursue
such a course as will prevent the proportional
increase ofthis body, we may see, in short
time, ON this side the Atlantic as well as on
the other, compliant parliament and power
full executive.
IfIhave INDUCED in too much jealousy,
hope it is not altogether inexcusable, especi.
ally in one coming from class of the commu-
nifty mean the agricultural CLASSY in which, il
any where, republican principles prevail in all
their original purity-and one who is station
ed here by that class, in common with Others
as one of their scntnels to watch with vigi
lance that liberty which is secured to them b,
the constitution.
He concluded with observing, that he should
not at present say any thing of the injurious
effect which this bill, in its present shape
would have upon the state from which h,
came, but should reserve those observation
for another occasion, ifthe course which! til,
bill took should unfortunately render then
| necessary.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY &c.
IN SEN ATE

Mr.. RUcGLEs submitted the following re-
solution:
Resoired rha, the Presi,!cm, nf the g. s. b. re-
qucsird tO III he laid before the Senate it,
within his possession, The number of officers and sol
'iIeIs WIN served III the revolutionary war, from the
sale al Virginia, OF continental. establishment the
quantity of land allowed each officer and soldier
by any resolution or law OF Virginia, and the ,ggre
gate amount Of Inc quantity So granted Also the
qnanity of land FOR which Warrants have issued and
which have bcen located, au patents issued To said
"iicerS and so'dcss, or their assgn'rs, upom the wa
tiers of Cumberland river, between the Green river
mud Tie Tennessee river, in the of Kentucky
The deficiency or good Land IN the said tract reported
u, the agents al the said officers and soldiers TO the
ENcruiye OF Virginia 10 satisfy their warrants; and
also the quantity oi land iur which 'warraris have
hcen ISSUED 'nd which have been located, and pa
tents issued to said officers and soldiers or their as
signres between the Scioo aud Li,ilc Miami iyers,
IA the state OF Ohu.
After postponing two or three subjects to a
future day, and receiving one ortwo petitions.
Il! an early hour,
The Senate adjourned