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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-10-12

was pardoned by the Governor Of South
Carolina, on condition of his being re-
moved by the Spanish Consul from the
United States, never TO return. He
sailed hence on the 25th August, in the
schooner Caduceus, in charge of Mr.
Norris Goldsmith, accredited arent or
the Consul, and we are informed that
on the passage he attempted TO excite :
mutipy on board The schooner; but the
decisive conduct Of Capt. Heartte pre-
vented any evil consequence from HE
villainous tricks. Mr.. Goldsmith also
had narrow escape, as the rascal made
an attempt 10 throw him overheard
And as a contamination of his character
ne had no sooner landed at Matanzas
IMAM he assaulted one of the Inhabitants.
s'aooing him in three places with
knife, which it was feared would prove
fatal. He was soon after arrested. and
committed for trial. He is said to have
expressed it as his determination. sboul6
ne be equally fortunate to escape the
gaiiows 10 Matanzas, which heaven for.
OLD, TO become pirate, and in this cha
recter giut his revenge on all Americans
y who should be SO unhappy as to fall in
his way. What charity is there il ex-
lending mercy to such monster.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-10-12

timeswill come-the day viii be accomplish
ed" The Samaritan Jews, which formerly
were numerous and scattered over Egypt, Da-
mascus, Ascalon, and Cesarea, are now re-
duced TO few hundred poor inoffensive per-
sons, principally residents of Jaffa and Nap
louise. As there is no essential difference
between their doctrines and the rest of our
brethren. the distinction between them should
cease. The Caraite Jews, who are numerous,
are principally residents of the Crmea and
the Ukraine. and are respectable body of
men. They reject the Talmud and rabbinical
doctrines, adhering closely to the precepts of
our divine law. On the borders of Cochin
China, we have large colony Of white and
black Jews. Their numbers are computed at
10000. The white Jews reside on the sea
coast, and the blacks in the interior. The
blacks, who call themselves Benz Israel must
have existed at the time of the FIRST temple.
The researches in the interior of Africa may,
at some future period, give US immense colo
mes Of Jews, which emigrated at an early
period from Egypt. There are on the coast of
Slaiabar and Coromandel, and in the interior
OF India, considerable number Of wealthy
and enterprisiug lsraelites.-Measures will be
adopted to ascertain their force and condition.
upwards OF million and half Of Jews re-
SIDE IN the dominions of the Ottoman Porte,
including the Barbary States. 10 COnstanti-
nopie and Salonichi, there cannot be less than
one hundred thousand. They suffer much
from the oppression of the Turks-are severe
~ taxed, and treated with undisguised seve-
rlty: but their skill in trade and their general
quickness and intelligence as bankers, brok-
eIs, and merchants, give them the command
OF important confidential stations in the en-
pre-. he same character and condition may
De i,kwise attributed to those numerous Jews
residing in Egypt and in Persia; they have
many wealthy men in Alexandra, Cairo, Is
panan, and the numerous cities beyond the
Euphrates.n
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BOSTON. SEPT. Of.

bOSTON3 SEPT. ZI.
Steam Navigation to Europe We pub
lished yesterday extracts from two let
tiers, which render it almost certain that
the project for a steam communication
between Europe and America, by way
OF London, Valentia in Ireland, Halifax,
and New-York, will be carried into eff
feet early in the next season. The dis
lance from Valentia, the most westerly
port in Europe, TO Halifax, is about
24O0 miles. From London to Valeniia,
by way Of Bristol and Cork, is about 45O
miles, by way of Liverpool and Dublin
$50, and by the British Channel 700.
From Halifax to Boston is 44O miles, and
TO New-York $50. The course from
Halifax to New-York, through Boston,
is almost in right line, and is something
nearer than the most direct course by
water. 1t computed that the passage
by steam navigation from Valenia TO
Halifax will not exceed fourteen days,
and will probably be accomplished in
ashorter time from London to Valeniia,
by way Of Bristol, little more than two
days; and from Halifax TO Boston in two
days making for the whole passage of
$500 miles, from London on to Boston,
eighteen days at most, and for favourable
passages, sixteen days. The passage to
New-York being 2lO miles longer, will
require one day more.
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From the Edinburgh Observer
NGL.4ND FIFTY YEARS AGO


In seventy years the people of Great Britain
have advanced full eight millions. Ia TWEEN
iy-fve years, the number Of houses in England
and Wales alone have advanced one half
Fifty years ago, the very existence of canals
was matter of incredulity. Fifteen millions
of public wealth have now been probably alb
Snrl,ad h1r thos1 mighty 1.efs and aae4 hall
as much more is at this hour destined for their
formation. Fifty years ago there was hardly
steam-engine in the Kingdom. There cam
not now be less than twelve thousand; Gre
alton Of power equal to at least quarter of a
million Of horses; an energy which, in a single
day, would have raised up the great Pyramid
Of Egypt. Fifty years ago our annual export
Of manufactured cotton did not amount to a
quarter Of million in value. II has now
swollen TO nearly thirty millions.-In the same
period, our exported woollens, in defiance of
Saxon, Prussian, Spanish, and American COM
petition, have advanced more than two mil
lions. Fifty years ago, our imports of raw
silk were only three hundred thousand pounds
in weight. They are now nearly thirty mil
lions. Fifty years ago, our exports Of linens
were about forty millions. Fifty years ago,
the whole value of our exported produce,
both native and foreign, was just fifteen mil
lions of money; the value of British produce
exported, alone, is now more than fifty mil
lions. hundred and fifty years ago, there
were only two or three vessels in Scotland
above two hundred tons; our whole tonnage
is now more than quarter of a million, en-
ploying twenty thousand souls. hundred
and City years ago, says Chalmers, the whole
navy Of Britain did not amount to 100000
tons; it is now at least three millions Of tons,
employing about two hundred thousand souls.
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Inc annual commencement at Yale
College took place at New Haven, on
me 18th inst. 1t was honored by
large number Of strangers, and it is pleas
ing 10 The friends of education and CLASH
cal ca learning TO be informed that the pub
nc exercises were such as TO ably sustain
Inc solid reputation ofthat excellent insri-
suilon. The degree of A. B. was conferr-
ca on oo young gentleman alumni, ofthe
College, the degree of A. nj. on 80. and
the degree of NJ. d. on thirty-6ve.
[.Nsw Haze" paper.
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Humane .act.--A ferryman on the
Aconee river in Georgia, resolutelv
plunged into the water, to attemnt 10
save the lives of two children, who by
accident were foated into the current
IN the body of an ox-cart. He seized
ooth the children, and might possibly
nave succeeded in saving both, if the
eldest, boy Of seven years, had not
oeen greatly frightened--he struggled
nard' got loose, and was drowned. The
ferryman while holding to the carl
which was carried rapidly down the
current, frequently rolling over, placed
me other child, girl of four wears
old, on his back, and told her to hold
fast. She did so, and 10 this way thew
were carried by the stream about FIVE
miles, when passing nigh some limbs of
trees that overhung the river, the man
caught twig, and by its assistance ex-
treated himself, and brought out the
child in safety. The name of the NH
ianthropist is Fox; he is young man.
and SLAVE.
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CHARLESTON, SEPTEMBER %.
Benefit Of Pardoning.--lt will be re-
collected, that john Tomas, who was
under sentence Of death in this city,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-06
MILLS FOR SALE.

VETIT. be offered for sale, at public vehdue on tho
w premises, on Saturday 2Sth May next, at O'Clock
r The mills, stream, Sc adjoining LAUREL common
ered equal to any on the Peninsula south of The Bran
dywine is tide water convenient any part OF 'ht
Chesapeake bay valuable for cotton spinning or any
machinery moved by water large quantities OF iron orc
within convenient distance. On the premises are saw
mill with saws tub gs mil with two run OF stones
and three dwellings; for the Miller and TWO tor saw
yers; with waste gates. Immediately after the sale
Of the mills part of the lot No l. in the town of Laurel
including portion Of the fiat landing
Terms TO be paid in cash, two thousand dollars or
account Of the mills and ~ per cent amount of the
sale Of the lot the time OF giving deed and possession
Cor balance, one two, three and four years. with al
the interest paid up yearly discount Of 10 per cent
will be allowed for the payment of the balance, an,
part thereof if made at the time Of giving deed and pos
session. Mortgages the property Sold and judgmen
bonds, Will be required
MANAEN BULL
laurel, Del April II, 1926. 4l-lot
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I'll, WADE'S HOTEL,
GOLDEN ,STVH.N,

60 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
HyHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and me
\ nnhIc generally that he has taken that long estab
lshed and well known Inn, The GOLDEN SWAN former.
Nv kept by Mr.. r. Mansfield. and recently by Mr..
MCaIia to which he has removed, and opened Tor the
reception and accommodation Of such may favor HIM
with their company, IN a handsome and comfortable style
H. w returns his grateful Acknowledgements the sup
port he received whilst keeping that large and elegan
Tavern known by the name of the Patapsco Hotel, Eli
cot's Mills Maryland and socits continuance thereo
lat the above establishment feeling confident that his long
lexperience together with unremi,ted attention that shat
lbe paid in every department of his establishment to Dc
able to give general satisfaction. -,
The Beds Bedding and Furniture are all new. III.
Table shall be furnished with every article the market at
fords, and the Bar stocked with the choicest Liquors. an.
every attention paid to the weary traveller by the pubic
humble servant, HORAIlo WADE.
Large and convenient Stables and Carriage Houses are
attached the above establishment, and careful Ostie
in waiting. Jan. 1925. 3I-Sl
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REMEDY FOR VHE PLIES

Fs0dE Medicine offered to the public is one which
has been fully subjected to the inflbe test of ex
perience and in every instance where it has been fairly
tried, has been attended with the complete success
In of the the patients had been aborng under
the disease for years. and during that period had received
the best medical advice and had undergone painful
surgical operation, without permanent advantage Ii is moi
lke those usually advertsed,) offered as certain cure
for long catalogue of diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone it recommended NAV
rely with confidence upon obtaining relief even in its worst
forms. in Short time and they themselves are the bes
judges othe importance Of such remedy Price so Cent,
per Box, with directions signed by the Proprietor Pre-
Jared and Sold at JAMES A. AUSTIN'S
DRrG AND CHEMICAL STORE
No. 273, n Third, above Callowhl Street, Phadelpia
liberal deduction to those who purchase 10 retail
Alb mo. eth, 1926. 42-4n
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TO Let for a term of wears.

YHSWO Factories Beaver creek never failing stream
which considered sufficient card and full for thir.
~ looms. They are situated about half mile from
Brandywine, the east side in Delaware county ensy
vania, 26 miles from Philadelphia and from Wilmington
One Of the factories is 33 feet by So three stories high
the other is 80 feet by 49, three high They are
convenient to each other and will be rented together 6,
separate, TO suit the renter. They convenient to pris
mills, saw mills schools and places of worship They are
in healthy neighborhood, with houses to accomola,e
families to carry the BUSINESS and excellent snrinr
at each factory. 1t good stand for store further
description deemed unnecessary persons wishing TO rent
will call and judge for themselves For terms apply or
the premises to JOHN FApitA
March l, 1925. 96-tf
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TO RENT.

A C0ACHMAKER'S and Blacksmtl's shop at The cor.
IN ner of French and High Streets at present occnneJ
by Jonathan Picrson.
large two story brick fnuse, large garden smolo
house, Wash house, brick stable carriage house and frame
carriage house, the of Walnut and Second
three story brick &c. No22, East High Street,
Three grass lots in Brandywine Marsh.
One lot near the black Horse Tavern and three acres IN
the Lancaster Turnpike.
grass lot on Broad street, the Brick Yards Pos
session on the 25th instant
Lumber Yard and Wharf, at present occupied BY VIII
liam Kirk. Possession had on the 10Th of NAV next
large story brick house, the corner Of French and
High streets. This house would accommodate two families.
For terms apply TO JOHN HEDGES.
AlaTCn - 39-tf
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SHERiFFsS SALE.
BY PETER b. DELANY, SHER1FF.

w virtue Of writ Of yend exponas me directed will
I'D be exposed to public sale, he house Of Francis
Sawton, in Newcastle hundred, Saturday the 7h of
MAY next, O'Clock, T. NJ, the following described
pieces parcels Of land, situate lying and being in the
lundred Of Newcastle, 70 wit No. plantation ortract
4 land in said hundred, adjoining lands Of George Read
Esq. Elizabeth Robinson, David Sey and others contain
eg by cmpu'aon hundred and forty five acres more
less. No. 3; lot piece OF land in said hundred adj
joining lands of David Sev john Lewdens heirs George
W. Sankey's heirs and Others; containing by computa
fifty acres, less seized and taken in execu
ION as Tie property OF Samuel tttkJankS
Newcastle, April 10, 1925 42-3t
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REMOVAL.

flames soRDEN, Esquire, has removed his Once e, 10
ey No. g. King street, opposite Doct. John Brinckle,
here lie CONTINUES to transact all business in the line OF
hs Office as Burgess of the Borough of Wilmington, and
ii Notary Public OF the State of Delaware Tie also con
tnues the busnessofa Conveyancer, and Will draw peed
Morpa Wills Powers of Attorney, Leases, Releases
and Bonds of every description, any other instrument
writing which may be required all of which will be done
,x.I o. 100, 34-tf
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TO RENT

ND possession given Immediately, the Two Story B'S
IA House ard lot, late the residence of Abel Saunders
situated in Broad street, between Shpey and orahBe
streets The house is 10 feet 'front.' extending back 20 ieg
has two rooms floor, well fnshed one story kNI h
en- and brick smoke house attached TO the same, M
whole depth Of the lot 20 feet, with privilege OF ioo
alley leading to Orange street. c,po
This property is in pleasant and healthy part OF inc
rough, being in good neighborhood, and having ,e p,
yege of pump of excellent water at the door, in.u
ION the premises, of JOHN MoRhl9,
Wilmington, NAYS 4s-2m French street.
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DRUGS and MEDICINES,
WIOE ES.ALE IND RET.aIL,

10y NJ JOHNSON who respectfully informs her friends
Id and customers generally, that she has removed 70
No 90 Market street, door above her former stand
where she continues keep supply OF genuine
drugs and medicines which she will dispose of on the
most reasonable terms.
Wilmington, April 22d. 4J-l5t
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Lumber Yard Removed.

TTSIE Subscriber has removed his lumber Yard from his
Il late stand, that lately occupedb by Hdr,ck, decd
where he has hand an assortment Of Ih,te and Ye-
byv Pine Boards. ScantHRg, Phnk, Smuggling and PlaS-
teting Lats Shingles Of different kinds, and intends keep
ling general supply all kinds Of lumber used in build
ding all of which he offers for sale oil the moderate
terms WILLIAM SIMMONS.
Wilmington, June Is, 1924. 52-f
n b. He would purchase quantity of Lumber of the
different kinds, would receive Lumber sell on Com
mission
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Medical Society of Delaware

NtIE members of the Medical Society are respectfully
informed that the annual stated meeting of the society
viii be held at Wilmington the second Tuesday ooh
nstanO OF May next general and punctual attendance
especially of the members Of the Board Of Examiners Is
particularly requested. j. +. yAuCuAN NJ ~
fhpin 10. sa-os Secretary
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IlIPROVED NODE OF DRaWLNG

Secured by Letters Patent under Seal of the United States
yNvTE Commissioners of Lotteries, in conformity with the
Act of Assembly. present to the public, the Fourth
lScheme OF the Lryiand State Lottery the drawing OF
which will take place in the City of Baltimore and will be
ONE DAY. rhe scheme and mode OF award
ling the Prizes being highly improved plan.
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PRO BONO PUBLECO.
UDi0n EnnaL LuttPru. l6th Glass,

To be drawn on the 18th of May, and finished in few
minutes Prizes to be tlstributed1 Of So 00O dollars,
of 90, 600 OF 10000, Of 5000 f4720 20 of 1000,
80 Of 500 50 Of 100 l56 Of So 248 Of 90 and 10608 OF
1o-Tcket 10, half s. quarter So eighth IS.
Maryland State Lottery, 4th Glass.
To be drawn the 18th OF May, and FINISHED, in one
dayon the follow ing improved plan that is to sayhe
numbers will be put into wheel usualapd in the
other wheel will be put the prizes aboue the denomination
of Two Dollars and the drawing progress in the usual
manner The 10000 prizes OF So will be awarded to the
odd Even Numbers Of the Lottery Gas the may be-
dependant the drawing of the Capital Prize Of Iscny
T0uSand DOarsthat is to say if the 90 900 dollar prize
should Oaa Number, then every odd Naa
ber The Scheme will be entitled So prize. II the
100 600 dollar prize should out to Euen Number
Then all the Even Numbers in The Scheme will be each en-
Titled prize Of 49, The Odd Numbers are those end
ling with l, s. 5, z, g. The Even Numbers those
lending with 2, a, g. g. or O. Ticket drawing superior
prize this scheme, restricted from drawing nfc
rior also. ScHEME-1 prize Of 10000 dollars OF
10000 Of 5000 Of 10004 Of 500 % Of 10O so Of So
50 of %, 200 of To- 800 Of S, 10000 Of 2.ickct a.
half quarter 1, eighth so cts.
University Lottery Of maryland. 4th Glass.
To be drawn the 25th of May, and finished in few
6,000 of 1000, of 5000, of 1900, of $50, of
000 of 500 OF 200 156 of a. SIP i2 468 of s. and
1890 Of dollars dolls half 9, quarter l. eighth
| so cts.
| .Ne,o York State Literature Lottery LIST Glass
To be drawn the 22nd Of June, and finished in few
minutes contaning1 prize of So 900 dollars, Of 600
of 0,000 of 5,737 20 of 1000, 80 OF O. 80 Of 300
81 Of 100, 81 of So 1884 of % HAYS Of 1llcket SlU
half 5, quarter 2 So eighth l 25
Tickets and shares in either of the above lotteries and
lCASH paid for prizes soon drawn, by
j. j. ROBINSON,
i No. 1C5, Market street, Wilmington
| April, 1925 So
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GROCERY STORE REMOVER

ToHN WRIGHT, respectfully informs his friend. :.
- the public that he has removed from the sou aM
the Lower Market to the Of market and Frau cue o.
where he has for sale, Gin, Rum, Brandy WlsEev
hogshead barrel Tea, Coffee, Sugar Molass y I'VE
Lamp Oil, Salt Pork by the barrel, and IN bulk. os ,i pay
for family use, Tobacco, best Spanish and If S ns
Cigars Lard by the keg SC ali Of which viii be- olal
for cash acceptances. M INV
| Wilmington, April 5, 1926. so
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TO BE RENTED,

4 well finished Three Story House pleasantly situated in
IN Queen, two doors below Market street, Wilmington,
now occupied by Jesse Cause Inquire of MIN UMte,
Druggist, or JOHN WAY.
Eebruary A. 1926 l9-tf
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COTTON MANUFACTURER

IFOR SALE: containing about 600 Spindes, with s,
h supply OF cardng engines and other machinery s
Watch Maker, corner of aIarket and High SITS. '''
Wilmington 1st mo. 90, 1925. &c
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NOTICE.

NTASONS, Brickayers, Stone Cutters, Carpenters,
I7h Painters. and Labnrers viii find constant employ
cnt TOR he season, at Fgrt Deipare Pea Patch Island
Delaware River.
Newcastle, April %, 1925. 4l-8t
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,

offered for the apprehension and confinement 50 lhas
the subscriber will get her again. Of negro womal'
and her eild which is about years old and IS nearly
blind in both eyes with tellons on them The woman's
name is Ann; she is about thirty years of age feet or
inches high her features regular and well formed.
but rather thin rsaSed; her voice soft and SLOW when
spoken and she has on one Of her below the
elbow and but little hair on her head which she generally
keeps tied up. Her childs name is Temp She abscon'
ed from the employment of the subscriber, George low
Z, Roads, Kent County, Md on The night ofthe 9Th April
She took trunk and considerable clothing, and suppo
scd to have made her way into the Stale Of Delaware
The above reward viii be given if taken out of the state
and secured that get her again, and if taken IN inc
state, any reasonable reward will be given.
April 8, 1S25-37-otp MiLIICENT w. REDDlN6.
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NOTICE.

FASiE Annual Meeting of the Medical Board IF Eramiers
a If DetusOare win take place in Wilmington, on the
Ion Of May next at which lime and place. those persons
Who wish TO the Practice Of Medicine or Sur
gerry al the State Of Delaware, required attend.
42-3t W. BRINCKLEt, NJ ID. Sec'y.
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ELKToS BANK OF MtRYLAsn, IS March, 1895
election for eleven Directors, If the Ek,on bank Of
"A Maryland will be held at tile banking house III Ekon
Monday the 25d day Of May next, between tie hours
Of ten and three O'Clock of said day and the Directors,
request that general meeting of The Stockholders Of said
may take place .the da, and hour
By orais' efae Board J. RICHARDSON, ,ash'r.
22-lSt
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WANTED,

jounepman Cabinet Maker, having good know
IA ledge Of his business; such one will receive EN-
poyment BY application the subscriber No 81, shpley
street. JOHN FERRIS, Jr.
Wilmington, Mo. 18Th, 1926 39-f