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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-05


In .Middleser, two vacareies.-Can6.iat;s
John Abbot, Timothy, Walker, and J. kda..,s-
Esqrs. and Hon. Samuel Dana. The whole.
number of votes was l59--of Which MIR. Ab-
bot had 1872, and MIR. Walker 90 votes, and
were elected.
In Hampshire, one vacancy.-Candidates,
John Strong, jun. Esq. and J. Wells, ESQ.,
Whole number Of votes l47, Of which Mr..
Strong had 139, and was chosen.
In franklsa, one vacancy.-Candidates
Hon. Elihu Hoyt, and G. Grennell, Esq
Whole number of votes 100. Mr.. Hoyt had.
al. and was chosen.
In Norfolk, one vacancy Candidates,
Lewis Fisher, ESQ. and Micah White, Esu.--
Whole number of votes 156-of which Mr..
Fisher had 90, and was chosen.
In Plymouth, one Observation-Disclosures,
Nathaniel ii. Davis, Esq. and Benjamin Ellis,
Esq. Whole number OF votes l47-of which
MIR. Davis had 1902, and was chosen.
Totes for Gorernour, &c.
IN SENATE.-The committee Of both
Houses appointed TO examine the retsrns Of
votes from the several towns and districts
within this Commonwealth, for Governour
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, reported
That the whole number of votes for Cover
nour, duly returned, was 49.84a
Necessary TO a choice, %. 92:1s
That His Excellency JOHN BROOKS had
28,487, and is chosen.
That the whole number of votes for Lieut.
enant-Gevemour, was 1927
Necessary TO a choice, o4.S3g
That His Honor WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
had q, 224, and is chosen.
Which report was read and accepted in
both tIouses.1
The two Houses met in Convention, when
Governor Brooks and Lieuten ant G overnoup-
Phillips came in, and took the oaths, and sub
scrbed the declarations of Office
designation of .Mr. Otis.
The following letter was communicated by
the President, and read, viz
To hs Presi8imt Of tie Senate, and
1ohe Speaker ofthe House of Representatives..
GENTLEMEy--l beg leave through you
most respectfully 10 offer TO both branches Of
the Legislature my resignation of nv Office of
Senator of the United States for Massaehn-
sets. deep sense Of tire honour conferred
upon me by my election to this Office, aud of
the obligations implied in its acceptance. have
made me desiEons ef holding It TO the end of
the constitutional term. But absence from
home and from the scene of my personal COLI
Germs during five successive winters, (and
those Immediately following long series of
years devoted principally to publck occupa-
tion7,) have oceasioned an accumulation of
claims upon my time and attention, which
are too urgent 10 be longer neglected.
therefore repose upon the Candour Of the
Legislature to appreciate my motives and
with the most grateful recollections for the,
distinguished proofs of confidence which
have so often experienced from both and each
of the Legislative Chambers Of my native
State while offer them the homage, of my
profound respect, pray you also to receive
the assurances of the high consideration with
which have the honour to be, gentlemen,
Your obedient servant
Boston, May 80. H.G. OTIS.
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TOUT OUuUIGnt SERVANT,
Boston, Nay so. H. G. OTIS.

FRIDAY, MAY 31.--Agreeably to assign
ment, the Senate proceeded to the Represent
atives' Chamber, to form a Cony ention foE
the choice Of Counsei!ors, and Secretary, and
Treasurer Of the State. See proceedings Of
the House.
In the course of the forenoon, letters were
received from the gentlemen elected Coun--
sellors, declining accepting seats at the Coun--
Gil Board. Read, and sent down.
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and they were chosen.
The Convention then proceeded to the
choice of Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
The whole number of ballots was l35-all of
which were for
ALDEN BRADFORD, Esq.
and he was unanimously chosen.
The ballots for Treasurer aud Receiver
General were thon taken. The whole mum
Der was 153--of which the
Hon. NAHUM MITCHELL,
Of Bridgewater, had 81, and was chosen
IJessc Putnam, Esq had 81 votes.
In The House.--1he letter from Hon. Mr.
OTIS resigning his office as Senator Of tae, U. S.
was read.
Petition Of William Hayden and others, of
Mddiesex, praying that measures may be tax
en- to prevent the increase of dogs. Com
mitted to Messrs. TAFT, of U. Phelps, Of IT..
and Rutter, of f. s. with such as the Hon.
Senate may join.
Petition of John Crane and others, in be-
half Of a. religious Society in Worcester Coun-
ty, praying 10 be allowed to hold certain pror-
erty for charitable purposes. Committed to
Messrs. SibTey, Of S. Craggin, Of ID. and
Armstrong, Of b.
Acreeably to assignment, the House pro-
ceeded to the choice Of Chaplain. The COM
mitice on the subject reported the Whole
number of votes to be 1913, of which the Rev.
William jerks had 80, and was elected
The Rev. Paul Dean had 81 votes, the Rev.
Daniel Huntington Z, and Rev. DIR. Bald
win, a.
SATURDAY, JUNE 1.-The following Stand
ing Committees were appointed by the
Speaker:-
his elimination was owing to the acci-
dental emission Of this gcntleman's name on
ten OF the ballots
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

THURSDAY, MAY 3o.-Messrs. Pynchon,
Of b. Lincoln, Of b. and Eaton, were appoint
ed committee on change of names.
Mr.. Jacob Kuhn was rc-appointed Mes
senger.
Petition of Cla1in LOOMS and others, pray
ing for the repeal of the act providing for the
inspection Of gun-powder, was committed to
Messrs. Whiting, Stebbins, Of G. and Dyck-
man, of Sp.
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IVIIN IUIOOELII.
To Taomas Rockford, Esq.

The following are the names Of the pas
sengers on board Of the .Gbion at the time
Of her loss.
Mr.. Chabert and Mr.. Gravez,* of Paris.
Mr. lie MERCER, Of Nerc-OrIeans.
Mrs. Garner and son; Mrs. Pye, VIM
Proctor, and G. W. Baynor, Of Ncu-
York.
Miss Powell, Of Carmtla.
Major Gouth, Of the British Army.
VIM. II. Dwight, Of Massachusetts
"A. M. Fisher, Of Yale College.
G. II. Clark and Lady, Of 1ibang
Col. Provost; William overhart, Of
Pennsylvania.
John GORE, Of North. Carolina.
Philotiue Delpha and Victor Melissent,
Of Paris,
Andtwogentlemen from the northward.
Seen. Lcfebvre Desnouettos, under that
name.
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Contention.

FRIDAY, MAY 31.-The two Houses met i'm
Convention for the purpose of electing Coun--
sellers, a Secretary of the Commonwealth,
and a Treasurer and Receiver-G+neral.
In the election of Counsrllors; the whole
number Of votes was 371-of which the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26
PRIVATE SALE.

vTvo be Sold about 70 of land of which are
woodland, with never falling stream running through
the middle thereof This property is situated about six
that incrsecs the Gap and Newport turnpike viii he
sold cheap, and desirable situation for any person wish
ing TO be market If sold before the First day of
March next will be offered at public sale that day on
the premises Application to be made to the Rev. PAT
RICK KENNY, on the Farm, to MARK WILCOX
Esq. Delaware County, Pennsylvania.
Eor. Is, 1872. a9~9t
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For Private Sale or Rent,

IL that Mill and about nine of Land, situate in
IA Chiistiana Hundred, Newcastle County, Del, lately
the property Of James Mahafy. There on the premises
good Stone Dwelling House and Kitchen, Frame House
and Stone Smith Snop SC. This Mill is ! miles from
Wilmington branch of Red Clay Creek, tmes from
,he Ruck Tavern and mile from the Wilmington Ken
net Turnpike road This Mill has steady water power
sufficient drive 1000 spndles, and has been occupied as
Cotton Factory, Machine Mandatory, &c. Immediate
possession may be had and ndsputabc Title given
Forfirther particulars apply TO
Nov. 81. 9l-4tp WILLIAM TWADDEIL
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that petition will be
~ presented to the General Assembly Of the State oDe
aware at their session in January next for the passage
law ahorsing certain owners of the St. Georges Marsh
Company therein mentioned to embark along the south
side oft ST. Georges creek waters starting al point Of
land OF Kensey Johns, Esq commonly called 3riery Point,
or nearit also to cut sluce through John Baneys
marsh and lay sluce i'll the same
Oct. 10, 1922. S9--Sm
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DE AL ESTATE FOR SALE. Pursuant to the LAST
.AsWl and Testament Of Henry w. Physick, deceased,
the following real estate will be exposed to public sale,
Jon the 2lst Of the 18th month Oecember) next at
o'clock in the afternoon, at Eli Landlords tavern, vii,
ALI that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and lot Of
ground on which it is erected situate in the Borough
Wilmington at the Of Kent and Market Streets and
extending through, to Shpley street The lot hun
dred and seventeen feet and six inches in length Kent
street and ninety three feet and six inches front Mar
ket and Shpley street. The buildings occupy the whole
front oil Kent street; and the lot, Market and Slpy
Streets is fenced with high and substantial brick walls.
The house, the first floor has large and elegant Hall,
with appropriate architectural handsome
parlors, planned to be all pvate-a commodioudm.
ing roon-a large and convenient ktchen-a bathngro0m
--smokchous", &c. &C. On The second floor there
chambers all well lighted, and some Of them unusually
arSe--a sore-room and ayatoy. There are three large
chambers the third oor besides garrets All the cell
lars are dry and AIRY There two pumps of excellent
water before the house and the whole establishment is
well calculated to accommodate large family in the best
sye. The buildings erected under the direction Of
the late John Dickinson esq for his residence ande
finished throughout, with taste and elegance in the most
substantial manner.
othose who reside at distance and have rot seen this
property may be properto say that the situation ee
Vated--coinmandin6 extensive views of the surrounding
country and for health and convenience 10 not excecd
by any in the state. Terms will be made known at the
time OF saleby BENJAMIN FERRIS,
/ ADMINISTRATION, festdncnto Gnnero,
| Of Henry w. Physc, decd,
| Wilmington, Del. 10th mo- 8, 1892 78-2A
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SUPERFINE
Sealing Wax,

Equal to any impored-warranted to burn freely
aud stick well. Manufactured by G.. Kurbaum,
Philadelphia, For sale at the Waterman Office.
Asosaes of various Sizes slate and black lead pencils
rcd b!ack Sealing wax Gum elastic, Crayons Ivory COMBS
- edgewood and glass nkstands, Ink of a superior quail
ty, WATERS Shaving boxes, Shoe backing Water colours
PATENT POLISHING POWDER for cleaning all kinds
OF metallic substances great variety of Plays, Faces,
Comedies, Dramas, Tragedies, &c. sc.
TIE FOLLOWING OF CHRIST, in four books
written in Latin. by Thomas a. Kempis. Translated into
English by the Ri Rev Father in Cod Richard Chaoner
d. D. Bishop of Debra, and v A. 2nd Am. editions pub.
lished with the appreciation of the RI Rev. Archbishop
Carroll. 63cts
THE BLIND CHILD or anecdotes of the Wyndham
Family, written for the use of Young People by Lady
81 cts.
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FOR SALE,
nap U1LDING LOTS in healthy and pleasan,
G2G Id part of the Borough of Wilmington.

GsT5 ID part of the Borough of Wilmington.
No lie Lots fronting Orange and Tatnal streets
between Kent and Wood Streets bounded the north by
land of Park Mason and Wife, and the south by Joshua
Woaston's lot.
No. 2-24 Lots fronting shpley and Orange Streets
bounded on the north and south as aforesaid.
No. 3-4 Lots fronting Kent, between Shipley and
Orange streets.
No "A House and Lot on the corner OF Shpley and
Kent Streets handsomely situated for public business
These Lots will be sold Separate altogether, upon We
~ reasonable terms, third of the purchase
money down; and two thirds in three equal annual pay
Such opportunity to secure building lots in Sc
healthy and pleasant part of the borough may never
gain offer upon the terms.-for further particulars
application may be made the Office of j. 4. Fairlamb
No 225, Market street, where plan Of the said lots
exhbnedor to the subscrber.lf the above property
not disposed OF before the 2h day Of December next
will be offered Public Sale that day, at O'Clock,
M at the house of Eli Lamborn, in said IorOughAn in
Gisputable title will be given. SAMUEL KENDALL.
Wilmington November 15 1922. 89-13t
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LN-DL4.v KING HOTEL.

LNDLAN KING HOTEL.
% Ohm NJ SMITH having taken for a term of years,
hs o Se % kn 0 r thu the Indian kg
mingon, Del ormerly occupied by Brinton) respect
fully informs the old customers of the house and the pub
lie, that will endeavor to sustain the responsibility the
house by the strccs attention to their accommodation and
convenience. Gentlemen, ladies, families can be &C.
commodated with rooms, boarding and attendance, in
manner which he hopes will give general satisfaction
Thankful for the liberal encouragement already bestowed
he hopes by unremted attention to his guests to merit
receive continuation of their fayors.
Wilmington, Sept. "a, 1922. 74-3m
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JB!OUDN5p1NHYo

Of Wilmington and It's vicinity that he has re.
moved his School from Oxford TO this BorOugh he has
pened at No lo1, Market.Street, where gentlemen can
have favorable opportunity ofbeing taught the Classics
~ ID confines HIMSELF during the day, to tha science
only.
" B. He viii teach class of English Grammarians or
that celebrated plan of Mr.. Grecnea for the Of five
weeks saturdays excepted at S200per said term Hour.
oftlition from O'Clock till half past 9, r NJ. lie is per
suaded that he make good rammarans of the dge
in said term. Tuition will commence his school room
as above, on July LIST, 1922. June IS. 49--f
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CAUTION !!
74-5u

4 Ii persons warned against harboring ABRAHAM
N NEWTON, black boy who is my bound apprentice
TO learn to be house and WAITER and who has
seconded from my service He is said to be lurking in or
about smyrna, in the State of Delaware.
PETER q. BROWNE, Counsellor at Law,
Nov 4. S7-4tp No. 1874, Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA
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Country Store House, Dwelling, &c

TIyOR RENT a Store House, Dwelling and Cartwrights
II Shop and garden, situate Still Pond Cross Roads,
Kent County Maryland The situation is Of the most
desirable for person wishing carry both either
business being about and half miles from the Ches-
apeak Bay, forty 1--WE from Baltimore and the distance
from Wilmington. The Dwelling House and Store may
be had separate if preferred or the Dwelling House and
Carwrighs Shop without the Store Should be want
ed, from thirty OF good land may be had with
the premises. For terms apply to lir, JOSEPH RAslN,
at sir ZbG Ferris Wilmington.
November 49, 1892 oi-9t
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TERMS.

The work to be comprised in octave volume of 900
pages printed good paper and to be illustrated by
new and neatly coored map Of the United States proec
ted and engraved for the express purpose to contain the
political subdivisions made up to the period of pubca
ton.
Price neatly bound three dollars and fifty cents payable
on delivery.
The work is now in press. and will be completed in
VERY short time. 80
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( II ANiED, an apprentice to the Dyeing business Ap
w ply to L. Sacriste, at tie Factory Of
=. g CHI. DU PONT . co.
October 8, 1922. 78-9t
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]. CLING 81 60.

Nd EG leave to inform their friends and the public gen
craly that they have removed their Druggist and
Apothecary Store, TO M. T. HySee, next door to VIII
liam Iarkins grocer store.
Having lately purchased fresh and general assortment
of Drugs Medicines Paints Oils sc. at the most reduced
prices they hope TO share part Of public patronage
Prescriptions Orders sc. will be accurately & promptly
attended to.
ALSO large and general assortment Of Patent Mei-
cines Black Varnish, Medical Wine Bters, Anomalies,
Condiments Of the best quality.
Wilmington, Nov. 1892. 6b-om
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GOLD q SILTERS.IIIHLNG.
DRY GOODS at FIRST COST !!

FKyHE subscriber Intending remove from Wilmington
Il Philadelphia in about weeks offers for sale the
following articles Caicoes, gnshams Grape and merino
sawls, Waterloo and Braganza do. white and black silk
do silk flags SIX gloves, silk, worsted and Ger
antown Stockings, Canton grapes, Italian do. aconets,
cambics, plain and figured book, plain and figured bonn
bszes, bcdck, white red green and yellow fanneIs,
red and green baze Irish nen Russia shceting drilling,
sarseet Blankets sanes checks Merseilles quilts bonn
bazeens, nseys-best patterns domestic muslin, plals,
stripes, do &c SC. &C.
dsae payment and those having claims against him, e
call at No. IA, Lower Market, South side.
PETER WOODS.
Wilmington, Del. Nov 18th, 1922 9l-4tp
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Containing description Of the empires, kingdoms, states
PROVINCES cities, towns, forts, harbors rivers, lakes
mountains, capcs, &c. in the known world -
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pliedllusrated by neat coored map of the T. States.
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In order TO render this edition in peculiar val
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led William Darby this city editor, to collect & insert
the names Of such remarkable places this continent
adjacent islands, and elsewhere have not hitherto found
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AL the names of places worthy of notice in the world
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taken for $780, from the various objects of statistical
Iqury embraced in its details, will give high degree
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EDUCATTON

, s. BARsToW respectfully informs the public that he
has resumed the arduous duties of his profession in the
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY; and that he is furnishing with
Maps Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
an extensive and useful educaton-Satisactory specimens
OF improvement and scholarship may be by calling at
the establishment.
TERMS--Board, Tuition and Stationary, SS2 per az
Tuition and Stationary, 81 per Or. =.
Wilmington, Sept. 10, 1922. 7l--f
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NOTlCE.-Al persons indebted to the estate of Doctr
~ Archibald Alexander, late of Newcastle hundred dec
are requested to make immediate payment and those ha
ing claims against said estate will present their accounts
duly authenticated to MARY ALEXANDER, AdmA'
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE
FARM, MILLS & MILL SEAT
FOR sale:

The subscriber offers for sale the plantation on which
The resides situate in East Nottingham Chester coua.
y, Pennsylvania, containing hundred and nine acres
Of excellent land, including large portion of rich bottom
meadow, all in high state Of cultivation except the wood.
land On this farm good stone dwelling house two
stories high with kitchen and fountain of wateru
the yard stone barn 20 by 36 feet grst mill IS feet
lcellcnt consructionhc which turns them thet.
tie Fix river, being of the permanent IN hatpart
Of the contry two story tenants house, Wagon house.
carriage house and house all in good repair There
this property unmproyed mill seat with sixteen
feet head and fall As is presumed that any person wish.
ling to purchase such property will view for themselves
t is unnecessary give further description of it. An
inspuabe title win be given and the terms made easy 10
the purchasers For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apply to
JOHN WILSON, on the premises
r,o benjamin Ferris, Conveyancer, Wilmington.
mo- 18th, 1922 6s-tf
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NOTICE.

THOMAS LEA of Brand, wine hundred, Newcastle county
and State OF Delaware having the 18th of the 9th Month
1922, executed assignment ofhs property Real and Per.
sona the subscribers in trust for the benefit OF all his
Creditors they therefore requested present their
accounts properly attcsted, and all who indebted will
please 10 make payment 10 the subscribers The books
will be kept at TArSAL & PHICE's, BrandyWine.
WILLIAM WARNER, }
EDWARD TArNAI, ..qssieneas
JAMES PRICE,
9th Mo. 18th, 1922. 72-tf
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Respectfully informs his friends and the public generally
hat hc continues carry the Brush and Bellows max
ling business, all its variety, at the d High and Sap
ley streets, and will be pleased to meet with their custom
BIdchsmths' Beloros made and repaired.
AvE YOUR s s Inc hughes. pEee cis sn
thousands of dollars might be saved annually to the United
States, and which would be clear saving to individuals
by careful preservation Of this article which always meets
with ready sale and commands the cash.
boy about IS 10 years DID, OF good moral character
and industrious habits, wanted as an apprentice.
Uiuingon, October 81, 1892 82-S'a