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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-07-23

The Proprietors feel a conf
dence in recommending the above Line TO the
Pubck, as it passes through many pleasant
Villages, and by large number of extensive
Manufacturing Establishments of different
kinds, 10 the pleasant Village of Worcester,
where it intersects the GREAT COMMERCIAL.
LINE, from Boston to .Ne,c- York, and from
.DNep- York TO Boston, every day-and the Bos-
Ton and albany MAIL Stages, by the way of
Northampton and Spring, FIELD, which pass and
pass every day, Sundays excepted, 1t
also inter>ects the Boston and Hartford MAIL
STAGE, at Mendon and Uxbridge, every day
aud on every Wednesday morning connects
with numerous other Mail Routes, from Wor-
cester to different parts of Massachusetts-to
Hsene, (New-liampshire)- ito Vermont-and
to different parts Of eah State abo, men
toned Also, at Providence, with the Prof.
idence and New- York Steamboat, twice a
week; so that Passengers from the North may
pass to and from the South with convenience.
OF Passengers, by paying particular
attention TO the above Advertisement, may
pass and re-pass to any of the aforementioned
places without delay.
Every attention shall be paid, on the
part of the Proprietors, both as it respects the
convenience and safety of Passengers and
reasonable weight of Baggage will be allowed
to each Passenger--but all Baggage ahthe
risk of the owner.
BENZ AMIN HOWARD, Woreesier.
ABEL WESSoN, Jr. s. son, p.;,,,s
JOB N. FUTILE, i''o'"'"'''
Jtly /, 1928.
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NOTICE.

FEvHE Subscriber informs his
n Friends and the Publick, that he has
removed from Leontnsier 10 Forester, and
has taken the Cothier's Stand, recently occu-
pied by Mr.. THOMAS STOWELL, where ne
tia'ters himself, by paying close attention to
ms business, that he shall merit share OF
publick patronage.
MARTIN WILDER.
Worcester, July Q, 1898.
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Real Estate for Sale.
TVHAT well-known TAVERN r.

HNHAT well-known TAVERN 81
Il STORE, situated in the centre of the
Town of Milford, Go. of Worcester, Mass.)
formerly owned by JOHN CLAFLIN, Esq.-On
the premises there is a large House, which has
been occupied number Of years as Tavern
also, very convenient Store, Barn, Sheds,
&c. There is likewise large Building, two
stories high. about IS by SIS feet, in which is a
large and convenient Hall, that will accom-
modate 800 to 400 persons, which is attached
to the Tavern-House. There are about acres
of Land belonging to the premises. fTFor
particulars, inquire of CALEB HAYWARD.
Esq. Mendon, or of CHAPLIN & PRESTON,
Boston.
July IS, 1928. an
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NeaU Goods.
JONATHAN WOOD has re-

3 ONATHAN WOOD has re-
q ceived fresh supply of which,
IN addition to his former Stock, makes his as
soriment quite complete, tia
English Ginghams Grapes Grape
shawls u Nantes; a good assortment of Long
shawls; Ladies' Kid and Denmark Satin
Shoes OF the first quality; She'll Combs Imi-
talon do; Crockery & Glass Ware, as usual.
--o8iso, few dozen excellent Rakes. suitable
Tor the coming Hay season.
I he above Goods are part only,
and will be sold very cheap for Cash.
Worcester, June Is, 1923. If
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CITY
Furniture w Warehouse.
Onion-Street, near the Union Stone,
BOSTON.

WHERE is constantly on hand
and for sale, as extensive an assortment
of Elegant and low priced FURNITUREa as can
be found in the City-consisting of
Bureaus, of all prices, from 81 to $50;
Sideboards Secretaries, of all KINGS Grec;an
Card-Tables; Dining and Pembroke Tables,
all prices; Ladies' Work and Toilet Tables !:
Wash and Light Stands Sofas and Couches,
some with Fosters improved Spring Seats !;
Brass Fire-Sets, all patterns G prices; Chairs,
various colours, and of every quality; High
Post, Field, French, Low Post, Cot, & Trun-
die Bedsteads; warranted Live Geese and
common Feathers, inferior to none in the mar
ket, whether kin-Gried or not; Feather Beds
Mattresses; I.ooking-Glasses Chimney do. :;
Dress do. Britannia Coffee Il Tea Pots Tea
Trays; Shutters; Knives & Forks, &c.
Also. Just received, bale of Carpeting.
fine and superfine-all of which will be sold
very cheap, for CASH only.-Those in want
Of Furniture will find it to their advantage, and
are invited to call and examine for themselves.
before they purchase.
f. PARSONS.
Boston, Dee. e5. 1922. If
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WORCESTER & PROVIDENCE
Mail St age.
FvHE Subscribers would in

FvHE Subscribers would in
4 form the PubIick, that they continue
to run STAGE from Worcester TO Providence,
three times week, i'll the following manner:-
Leaves Worcester on Monday, at eight
O'Clock in the morning-passes through Graf
ton, Upton, .Hendon, Beltinghan,, Cumberland,
Pawtuckei, and arrives at Providence at four
O'Clock, P. M.-RErURNING- Prcr-
idence on Tuesday, at eight o'clock, A. NJ. and
arrives at Worcester, by the same route, at
four o'clock, P. NJ.
On Wednesday, leaves Worcester at
eight O'Clock, A. NJ. and passes through .j1iit-
bury, .Northbndge, Urbridge, Snuthfeld, Pa,o-
tucket, and arrives at Proridence at four
o'clock, ?. M.-RETuRNING-Ieaves Prou-
idence on Thursday, at eight o'clock, A. M.
and arrives at Forester, 10y the same route,
at four o'clock, P. NJ. o. On Fridays ar,i
Saturdays the same as on Mondays aud Tues
days.
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Domestick Warehouse,
No. 4, Hinckley's Buildings, Central
Street. BosToN.

NNI1E Subscriber offers for sale
b general assortment of AMERICAN
GOODS. consisting of
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KCHEMICAIA
ENRROCATIOEN
Or, the Liquid Improved Opodsla0c,.
TO THE PUBLICK,

EHE article here recornmend-
ed must not be considered as adding one
more number to the already extensive cafa.
logue OF advertised Medicines 1t is in fact AN
! important improvement only in well.known
composition.
The Embrocation contains three of the most
valuable articles to be met with in the whole
circfe OF Medicine, never before EMPLOYED in
any other Opodeldoc, in addition to the other
ingredients usually made use of in the hard
klnd, and will be found on experiment at least
OF three times its strength and effect. The
money will be cheerfully refunded to those
who, after having used one bottle, may think
differently.
The Hon. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, M.D.LL,
y. one OF the first Medical Professors in the
otate OF New ork, has given certificate in
''s IaVour-such authority you will not dispute.
Certificates also, from several respectable
crlzens, are annexed to the directions. who
nave received the greatest benefit from, the
improved Liquid Opodeldoc,' when they had
previously used the hard kind to no purpose
whatever. This article is asserted to be a
sovereign remedy In Bruises, Sprains, Gout.
rheumatism, Cramp, Numbness, Stiffness OF
Weakness of the Neck or Joints, slight R,,rns'
Scalds, fresh Wounds, Chilblains. &c. -.
For the use Of Horses and Cattle in tbese
cases, it may be considered as inestimable.
As the whole family of mankind are liable
TO these casualties, no prudent person should
be without bottle of it in their house.
1t IS prepared by J. P. WITHHELD. whose
name is impressed on each bottle-witbont
which it is not genuine.
N. b. In cases of acute Gout and Rheum..
tlsm, a tea spoonful on going to bed, taken in
wardiy, IN wine-glass of cold water. has. in
CONJUNCTION with the external application off it.
performed some most extraordinary cufes.
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10000 lbs. of Wool.

Just receiOed, and for sale, by the Subscrib
er, at No. a, Hincktey's Buildings,
Cent'atStreet, BosToN.
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jVarning.
w HEREAs OLIVER GOD

~ HEREAs OLIVER GOD
w D.4RD, late of Ware, Member of
the Masonick Family, is guilty of loose, asciv-
ious, and immoral conduct, insomuch as to
leave Wife and helpless Family, and elope
with woman Of i'll fame which renders him
unworthy of the patronage and privileges of
the Fraternity-lt is therefore Ordered, by
MOUNT ZION LODGE, of which he was Mem
her, that he he expelled from said Lodge, and
that it he recommended to all Masons and
Lodges to exclude him from their friendship
and fellowship.
~ Printers of newspapers, especially in
Maine, are requested to insert this warning.
EBENEZER PERRY, Sse'ry.
F1rdwick, June 81, A. l.. 1923.
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Valuable Lands For Sale.


fE subscriber, agent for William d. Mercer, Esq VIII
offer at Public Vendue, Thursday, tie 2Sth dGg =
(7ua, iast that well known, valuable properly called
0RSRLL MANOR, situate and lying IN sass'fras Neck,
eel county, Md containing $50 acres (nore or eSs)
ut 40 whereof is first quality BOTTOM MEADoW'
ch may be put in good moving order, at very lle eA-
srse. This property is in high safe OF cnvallol'
dino land in the United States has exhibited stronger
Ofs of the efficacy Of Plaster an clover. ihere Is q
re proportion Of Woodland on the Farm. ,,,,,,,,.
/ The improvements are, a large TWO Sloif bltiun
fOuSE with good kitchen attached thefetoi large
lexcelent barn, good siahlng, SC. ..u..,
. This Farm Is surrounded by agreeable and nteihgeh'
ghbps--it is only miles from the mouth OF Apoquin
mink creek where Philadelphia prices are gwen Tor pro
he-- il also but miles from Bohemia rver !.
70 suit purchasers, this property can be hanasomely u
ied INFO two farms-3Oo acres sold with the improve,
enieach farm will retain sufficient quantity OF aiaoi'
iNl woodland
This property affords fine prospect tor the man Oh Gu
erplze, and will be sold on accommodating terms
Persons wishing TO view the premises, previous 10 u.
day Of sale, can Gn the absence Of Mr. Mercer) Apply
The Subscriber
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon OF SAL
Day, when the terms will be made known 10y = 49,
GEORGE FORD, Of Cee,h'n.
AM . est
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STOP A VHL.AN.

Ia non, Gor M,o5ie,on nv various subtle arts and in-
ous frauds, imposed hmsefupon my family some tine i s
@ and after series of attentions, possessed hmse. o.
e 'econs Of daughter, and early his month p GDn
nmated his yany, by her TO r M
tl Of since. It how appears that he is the same who
epeated similar fraud on young lady in !eFman',
~ Spring to whom he is still connected. he : Haa
7s d feet high has red face, hair natra'y s,lGT,
&thcs aid his eyes are apparently weak ne
al protested to live ii Montgomery county. Penn. MS
generally demurc, aud is about s. years OF age WI,
W aagn and liberal reward, together with ORDINARY 81
|se 10 any person who will give such ntorin'so, &c
EDITORS Of the New Jersey Eagle, Newark VI n'S'e
. Wi lead 10 his detection. o,s,v,>c
. .Rellevle, N. J. July 25. .s,,,,
h. Printers throughout the union are resPecu"i'
iltstcd to copy the above.
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Skeletons Instrumentation Friday morning o
number ofpersons assembled at St. Margatet's hi
in the Borough, directly in front OF the Town hall,
to witness very unusual sight. Some workmen
employed to excsvate piece OF ground tor the
purpose OF sinking well, when about ak feet from
the SUI face, came to complete layer strata OF hui
man skulls nearly feet in depth; they mostly in
perfect slate, and the jaws well furnished with sound
white teeth 1t is supposed they must have lain
there between and 400 hundred years, as there
was formerly church dedicated to St. Margaret on
the spot, now the site of the town hall, which, hay
ing gone to decay, was pulled down. and the parish
united with ST. Mary 0verbury, now St. Saviour in
the reign of Henry VIII. The sides Of the cavity
present most singular appearance, the earth below
the strata being literally sprinkcd or inaid with teeth
and sections Of skulls cut through by the spades Of
the workmen. The discovery Of this Gogoha may
afford matter o'specua,ion.
II being the determination of the Park Directors
TO have the canal in St. James's Park thoroughly
cleared out several navigators were on Thursday
last to work to undermine the ground, TO afford
la passage from the canal TO the river Thames, that
the waller may flow thereto until the immense guam
titles of rubbish which it must necessarily contain Is
cleared away, when it will be replenshed with wa
ter. The men commenced their operations upon
the ground early in the morning, near Whitehall at
the back of Lord Carrington's House after dig
ging considerably below the surface of the earth,
one OF them discovered the form Of human skull
and on further examination he found the ribs, leg,
and arms oil skeleton whose dimensions were i'm
moderately large. On endeavouring to take il out
of the hole the head separated from the shoulders
and the limbs also separated when touched The
various parts, however, collected, and at the
request of Lord Darlington conveyed to his house
| for inspection The jaw bones OF the skeleton
were very large, and the teeth all white, and II
the most perfect state. The thigh boues Of i'm
moderate size, and Judging from them. the individ
ual was supposed TO have been upwards OF sever
feet in height The nayigators commenced wort
again, and on digging further into the earth, sheJ
discovered another skeleton OF equal dimensions
and the teeth perfect the same way the other
i Yesterday morning they again commenced work
and they had not dug many feet when third skel
eton Of equally large dimensions was found but non
lof them appeared to have had coffins-They wer
ordered to be carried to neighbouring Surgeon
where they were deposited. They must have bee
under ground for considerable period So muc
interest was excited by the circumstance, thu
crowds of persons assembled round the spot; an
u what adds to the popularity ofthc discovery is, ihs
about three weeks ago, four skeletons of a simils
!, description were found near the spot.
London paper.
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no RE SOLD

public sale on Thursday the 2lst inst at the house y,
"A lNely occupied bv Col Isaac Craniham, decd. m
NY Castle hun,lrei, miles below Newcastle, all the
asn property If the said deceased, consisting Of hor
49, oxen, cows large quantity Of young cattle, sheep
~hea rye, corn, quantity Of hay, carts poag@s'
ralo%i gears four wheel carriage with harness. o"-
% beds bedding tables, chairs desk and bookcase
1Nel, looking glasses an eight day clock spy sass
w" % yarety Of other articles. Sale % commence W
'A0anby SAMUEL MIN. Z Executors
THOMAS JAQuETT,S
August 8 1909 4-4tp
II persons indebted the estate of Col Isaac Gran
Mam, deceased, are requested 10 make immediate
meOt and those having claims to present them iegaS
@eat settlement, to SAMUEL NlVlN, }rx'rs.
THOMAS JAQUETTI
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A Mr.. Bond gives very interesting account oil
the Eddystone Lighthouse. When this Lighthouse
was destroyed by fire, quantity oil the melted lead
rushed in torrent from the roul on the head OF one
the men who was looking up to sec the success oil
the water thrown Opt fell not only on his head
but also on his face and shoulders part of it made
its way through his shirt collar, and very much
burnt his neck and shoulder. From this moment
The man had violent internal sensation and ltnagin
ed that quantity of this lead had passed down his
throat and got into his body this mans name was
Henry Hall, and though nlnetyiour years OF age, he
was of good constitution, and remarkably active.
He had invariably told The Surgeon, who attended
him (Mr. Spry, now DR.. Spry, OF Plymouth) that
Iif he would do any thing etlectua to his recovery
The must relieve his stomach, from the lead, which
he was sure was within him; and this he told, not
only to Dr. Spry, but those about him, though in
very hoarse voice. The reality OF the assertion
seemed however then incredible to DR.. Spry, who
could hardly suppose il possible that any human be-
ing could exist after having received melted lead,
into his stomach, much less that he should be able
to bear rowing through the sea from the rock and
also the fatigue and inconvenience for the lentgh OF
time he was getting on shore, before any remedies
could be applied.
The man did not show any symptoms however Of
i being either much worse or OF amendment, TIL the
sixth day alter the accident, when he was thought
10 be better. He constantly took his medicines,
and swallowed many things, both liquid and solid
till the tenth and eleventh days: after which nc
Isuddenly grew worse; and the twelfth day, DC
ling seized with cold sweas and spasms, he soon at
liter expired On opening the stomach, Or, SpIy
found thet Elm solid piece of lead OF Hat oval form
!, which weighed seven ounces and i've drachms
4 London Paper
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Salt of Bark,
LEHIGH COAL.

FEyHE Iehigh Coal and Navigation Company being now
H. in condition to supply extensive demand for Coal
hereby give notice consumers and dealers that they
be furnished with the article, of good and excellent
quality delivered free from any additional charge in any
part Of the city east of Broad and north of Cedar-strce
1t eight dollars and forty per ton, equal to thirty
cents per bushe of eighty pounds provided orders
left previous to the 1st of the 18th month Noyembe next
All quantities less than ten tons must be paid for before
delivery; above ten tons, according to agreement.
Persons distance will have their orders promptly at
ended TO by addressing JONATHAN FELL, Treasurer
the Office Of the Company, No &C. South Frontstreet
Philadelphia.
Aug. 8. 65-3
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a. j. SHY.NaJNSKI,
DENTIST--From Philadelphia.

sAkEs this opportunity inform the Ladies' and Gen.
a temcn OF Wilmington and its vicinity, that he will
remain in this place for eight days, during which time he
will attend to the different branches of his profession lie
viii extract ceaa separate, fill the Teeth with god and
perform a'l operations apperainng to the Dental art.
Mr. SHYmAvsKr's improved manner of Inserting natural
or artificial Teeth, approved by some of the first Sur
geons and Physicians of Philadelphia Ladies and Gentle.
men can be waited (f preerred at their respective
dwellings, or at his private room, at Mr. Landlords Inn
His residence No. 8, Sansom.street, Philadelphia.
August 9th. 64-4t
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SHERlFF'S SALES.
AZ DAVID c. WILSON, SHERIFF,

" virtue Of writ of vend exponas to directed will
be exposed to public sale, at the house of Eli Lam
N Wilmington, in Christana hundred, Saturday the
day Of August inst at o'clock, F. NJ the following
rbed property situate, lying and being in the hun
lsls of Chrstana and White Clay Creek Mo. l, plan
ion with story log dwelling house, barn, and ten
[bmse, situate in White Clay Creek hundred and boun-
by lands Of Peter Messenger, Samuel Meeteer, Phillip
{IYn Thomas Phillips and the New London road, con-
knMg two hundred and twenty acres, more or less NO.
sory brick dwelling house and kitchen, and sto-
tle dwelling house and kitchen, and lot of ground,
| ute ii the Borough of Wilmington, running through
mi Markets. to Shpeys adjoining lands of John Sci.
\ ,be heirs Of William M'Clnng and others: No. s. 5
p brick dwelling house and lot Of ground, situate on
ht. between Market and Shiplcy streets, adjoining
S q BENJAMIN Brown, Henry Witsall and others: No.
brick houses, 2stories each brick shop and frame
e and lot Of ground, situate on the corner OF SMpley
Second Streets adjoining lands Of George Jones, the
chs d Doct. Baldwin and others No. s, story frame
s and stable and blacksmits shop, and lot Of ground
&M on tie corner Of Second and Orange Streets adon
Kinds Of Doct Monro, decd the heirs of John Simpson
| lChers-Deemed seized and taken in execution as
e rropery Of Francis O'Danie.
/ Newcastle, August &, 1928. e4-3t
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COMMERCE OF PHILADELPHIA.

The amount Of imports into the city OF Philadel-
mia for the first nine months ending 90 the 30th Of
June 1928, was ten millions four hundred and ninety
screen thousand seven hundred and eighty four DOL
lars. OF this amount 5,47o,500 dollars were i'm
ported from the first Of April to the first OF July.
All the impor,atons we're in American vessels, ex-
cepi 6l2, go dollars.
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CURRANT VINTAGE.

Til. Providence, (R. ~ Advertiser states, that
:, ~ D,,srs & 20. have completed their cur
Taa sss vintage They gathered more than 500 bush
els Of currants, and have made $4,000 gallons o.
vine. Four thousand dollars worth OF sugar was w,
melted down il The process, and TWO hunorsa doi'
lars Maid 10 children for gathering the irua, De-
s;des other large expenditures for labor
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.Ne,o London Bridge.-It is at length determin-
ed that a new bridge shall be erected over the
Thames, in place oflhe old one. This decision
has been made in consequence OF government nav
ing agreed to advance 100000. towards the e*,
pense, and which with the means already possessed
Nv the city, is considered sufficient TO warrant Inc
Corporation proceeding in the work, which 1t IS es-
timated will cost about 500, oo0l-l London paper.