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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
DOLLARS REWARD.

CTRATED from the premises Of the subscriber, on the
y night of the Sd inst. BAY HORSE, about ~ years
old, about 15l hands high, one white hind fuot-sone
marks of the harness him. reward of Fifteen Dol
lars will be given if returned to the subscriber within SO
DAYS or ten dollars for information given Of him being
within the county. JOHN l.. MORRIS,
Lewden's Island, near Newport, Del.
April 9. 57-6t
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IMPROVED MODE or DRaWLHG.

Secured by Letters under Seal Of the United States
9EvIE Commissioners of Lotteries, in conformity with the
L Act Of Assemble present to the public, the Fourth
(which will take place in The City of Baltimore. and Will be
Hcompeedin ONE DAY. The scheme and mode OF award
2ag the Prizes being highly improved plan.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
,rEn ERUM ENGLAND.

-, chin La Faye,te, which sailed from
'annI nm the st Of March, has brought HES oil
lan LIVERPOOL, and provincsl papers from the
10 HE Goth February inclusive.
rhs exnos,s Of British manufacture in 1929 a,
n,.d - a5.7s7, $3.50; in 1928, to 46,26l ,5ll and
4 1924, TO 5o,75S,ooot.
a p-,;,;ons had been presented to Parliament from
n,mber of places in England in favor OF repeal
H.. assessed taxes; also petition to sanction the
,,,ing ship canal through Central America, tor
!. ourpose OF uniting the Atlantic with the Pacific
rean. and for mining and other purposes IN Guati'
hala.
4 Such was the encouragement held out by those
hpaped in the new South American specuatlons'
kat several captains OF the Cornish Wines, and a
2,mber of the miners had sailed Tor Colombia and
8Iexico. The captains were engaged at salaries
u am 70Ol to loo0l serng per annum, and the mi
srs 81 per month besides handsome oulht.
Meetings. had been called in Manchester and 9th
places to consider ofthe propriety OF peti.lonlng
an immediate revival Of the corn laws, with view
IN The removal Of restrictions on importation.
Mr.. Huskisson had addressed a letter to the May.
II of Liverpool, informing him, that ministers had
! determined to propose to Parliament to take oil
{be du,y on ashes from our own colonies or posses
ions. and to lower the duty on those imported from
reign ports, and to repeal the allowance OF draw
BACK altogether"
II is stated in Leeds paper, that there was a
demand for cotton goods than all the En-
6lish and Scotch manufactures, together with all
3he advantages of machinery, experience and capt.
3al can supply. The advanced price of iron is also
&sld 10 have created great embarrassment at Brming
Aam where the orders on hand could not be suppl
Id without ruinous consequences.
company OF merchants in whose favor an ex
4 ensive grant of land has been made by the Colon
Mao government, are about to form an Association
8or the purpose of promoting the colonization OF
British subjects in that country
NJ Z. Ell. Post, 7M inst.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber, an apprentice to the
u Shoemaking business named James H. Iosons IN the
18Th wear of his age Whoever will said apprentice
to me- in Wilmington, secure him SO that get him,
shall have the above reward and reasonable expenses al
lowed. All persons warned not to harbor or employ
said apprentice at their peril. JAMES SIMPSON.
Wilmington, April 10, 1925. Sgt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12

The ship Wooddrop Smms $50 days from Canton, and
so from the cape of Good Hope, has gone up the river
Delaware At Canton the captain and first mate we are
informed, had quarrel and the mate was turned ashore
Off the cape of Good Hope the captain died mot soul
board knew how to navigate the shp except young
about l8 years of age. his being his second voyage
only who, aided and assisted by the faithful and obedien
brought her safe into her destined port, Philadelphia
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
TO PRINTERS.

yg,HE undersigned informs the Printers OF TINS city ana
tbro,pbou the United Sates that he IS now ready to
,ta III orders far TYPES of the sizes herein MENTION
cd st short notice and on good terms any other
r,re Founder in America. He challenges comparison
as 10 beauty and durability. -
" CpEa'r PRIMER BURGEOIS,
ENGLISH, vis."'
Plea, NilNION,
SNAIL pICN NONPAREiL.
LONG PRIMER,
Also, every description of Brass Rules" Space Rules
Ouotaticns Jnstifers Leaders, &c.
Orders from any part of America, addressed to the sub
scrber or to James c. Watts & Co. propreors of the
'"'@' RICHARD STARR,
Type Founder, Philadelphia,
March, 1925.
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Early Spring. Peas were in blossom in gar
den on Kershaw street, on the 25th OF March,
Vegetation generally, is about a fortnight carrier
than usual Ckcram, S. G. InfeH.
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From Harre.--The ship Cadmus arrived last
evening has brought Paris dates TO the Sd OF March,
i md letters from Havre of the 4th Cotton and 9TH
H. produce had advanced in price in the same ratio
1as in England.
Nec Orleans. Murder and robbery seem to be
Nhe order Of the day at New Orleans. OF the rob.
5bcr, there was gang that infested every part OF
Bhe cry.-Two negroes had been committed Tor
ztiial cha ged with assassination. One OF them, on
beceivng some stripes for misbehavour. IRON a
White man, drew knife and stabbed him IN iour or
Five places and then fled A third one attempted to
Sut the throat Of his employer with arazor
h. 9th inst.
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PRICES CURRENT IN THE Bonousu.

FLoun from the wagon, 81 TO 90
WnsKEY, per gallon, 90 81
In the yIarket-Beef, per ID. 5a cts. Mutton a 6;
Veal, 6; Butter, 16 20 Eggs, per doz. 8a9; Po-
tatoes, per BUSH IS 80.
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NOTICE

hereby gven that the President and Directors of the
eazvare Fire Insurance Company are ready TO receive
PROPOSALS for Insurance against Fire Apply to the Secre-
tary. at the Bank of Wilmington & Bran'ywine.
By order Of the Board: EVAN THOMAS, Secy.
wilmington, April 9, 1926. SIT
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MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.

|90 900 Tickets at IS so 10000 Dollars
Every prize payable in cash sixty days after the drawing,
subject to a deduction of fifteen per cent
MODE OF DRAWING.
The numbers will be put into one wheel as usIai-and
the other wheel will be put the prizes above the demo
limitation of Two Dollars, and the drawing to progress in
Ihe usual manner. The 10000 prizes of 50 each will be
awarded the odd numbers in this lottery las the
may be dependent the drawing of the capital prize
Twenty Thousand Dollars, that is to say il the S00C0
dollar prize should out 10 odd number, then every
odd number in the scheme will be entitled to 2dolar
prize. If the 90 600 dollar prize should come out to an
even NUMBER then all the numbers in the scheme
will be each entitled to a 9 dollar prize
GJIhe odd Nos. are those ending with 1-S-5-7 org.
uJ'rhe even Nos those ending with 2--4-6-8 orc
This mode Of drawing only enables the Commissions
ers TO complete the whole lottery in ONE DRAWING, but
has the great advantage of distributing the small prizes re-
Suay to every alternate number in the scheme, SO that
The holder of two tickets shares of tickets Gone odd
and one number will be certain Of obtaining a, least
prize, and in The ratio for any greater quantity
OLA Ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme, is
not restrict ed from drawing inferior also.
IS s IS / % s / %1Sns
Whole Tickets $500 Quarters S1,o0
-, Halves 200 Eighths SO
The drawing Of this Lottery, zch Positively take place th
Il 18Th Of May, 1926.
tickets and Shares variety of numbers, for sale at
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any but your 10 pay and as to TIE sfae ta.s',
it is so small II would not be burihen 10 fret and
fume about If you had TO bear the whole Of it, But
surely you are not going to turn Hartford Cohren
tion men aud Whiskeyboys! you make us blush
for you. Work your mills and push your manu-
factories little harder and you will not feel this
pitiful tax. You don't keep your laborers in your
cotton and wool and powder establishments long
enough at their work either by day or night. In
dnstry is the mother Of rirtue. Stick the men ard
women and the boys and the gitls tighter to their
work; and then there will not be such a spunk
about nothing. One would suppose had laid a
aoindoU tac and hearth a1 upon you! But even
il we had, these not Uilkes and Liberty days
Number forty ire won't do in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ttcenty fire. /
would advise you, moreover, sincere friend to
your real welfare to have the Righteousness of your
press curbed. There has been good deal Of UNI
bragg taken at some Of your publications; in quar-
tiers too, where it would have been better for you
to have endeavored at Cancellation. What earth
can exceed the folly and madness of frowning in
the face Of people who have dagger's point at
lyour hearts.
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MARSH TO be rented lot of2I in Brandywne
marsh TO be let. Inquire at this office. 24-tf
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CONINE'S
Lottery and Exchange Office,

No. 80 Market Street, near the Centre .IIaret, baltimore
NTAl Tickets in the above Lottery, sold at C0NlNE'S
oce are signed by the Commissioners and Shores coun
gfsgnet, thereby making the State of Maryland RESPONSE
oe tor all prizes they shall draw. Orders from any part
me United States, will meet with the most strict atten
uon, # addressed to w G. CONNIE, Baltimore.
""NNiYe, April s. 1895. SLOT
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An APPRENTICE to misunderstanding business wanted
Apply at the Office of the Waterman.
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PRICES CURRENT AT BnAsDrw1Nr MILLS, Arn1I ii.
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% BY heaven, not half SO bold

"The puny bird that dares with teazing hum
"Within the crocode's stretched jaws to come -
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-07
1grlculturaI.


The Officers Of the AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
have furnished US with highly interestip.
Report Of the Committee, appointed TO inspec
the Farms and Manufacturing Establishment,
IN the northwest section of the County, the
publication of which is commenced below
we hope none OF our farmers will be deferred
by its length, from an attentive perusal of it.
II such Committees are annually appointed,
and engage in their business with the spirit
and intelligence manifested in this Report, il
cannot fail Of having beneficial effect. In
deed, we have read no part of the proceed
ings of the Society with greater interest or
satisfaction. The Committee were Daniel
lienshaw, Jonas Howe, and Justus Ellen
wood, Esquires.
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v aluable Estate.

FgSHE Subscriber offers for
Il sale, a valuable Real Estate, situate
in Lcominster, near the Westinghouse, on
the great road to Boston.
Ii contains over two acres of excellent
Land, on which is Garden, and a young
Orchard. THE Buildings are & large well
flashed House, with convenient Out-Houses,
and Lawyers Ofice.--The House and
Out-Houses, with one acre and an half Of the
Land-and the Office, with the remainder Of
the Land, may be had separately, if preferred.
The above, ir the opinion of the Sub
scriher, is a good situation for person in al
most any kind of business: but as those in.
cline TO purchase ought to. examine for
themselves, he forbears further recommends
ton.
o. A liberal credit will be given, if desir.
ed. ABIJAH BIGELOW.
Worcester, Noe. &c, 1925.
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l4o aces Of good natural soil, under high cul
tirs'ioi. The buildings are handsome and
convenient, and the fences, which are mostly
stone vail, are OF the best construction. He
has gass. instead of bars. These are well
made and painted; and, though they had
oeen lung SIX or seven years, opened and
shut a truly and as easily as any house door.
Ills patures are divided by simple post-and-
ran iefe, with the posts sharpeued at both
ends AID the bars snail aud light, so as to
De movable, like tent, at pleasure, and to
enable Am at any time to alter and divide
ms pastries to his mind. He makes annual
iy abouGOO or 300 lbs. of maple sugar; for
the confluence Of which he has erected
small building in the lot, in which the whole
sugar-m4ing apparatus is kept through the
year, antln which he has large kettles made
.aces s46m tu anu pe,mdhen'iy naea IN luf
into the house. There could have been no
particular PREPARATION made, as no notice was
given, andthe women, (Mrs. Lynde and her
daughter we're on visit in the neighbor-
hood. Buthere every thing exceeded the
outside, il pssible, in neatness and economy.
There was agood dairy; cloths of different
Kinds Tor dolcstlc use, were manufactured
in the family and such was the situation OF
every thing the house, in the out-buildings,
and on the fam, that it was difficult TO find
any aiteratio which could be made for the
better. Thsiarm Of sir. Haywood, adjoining
the last mntioned, is a productive farm,
handsonelyituated, and evidently well man
aged. A sail farm of Mr. Richardson, near
by, was veg neat; and Mrs. Richardson ex-
hibned Piece of extra-Gne Diaper of her own
weaving 30 yards in length. She had also
fourteenyards more in the loom. She weayes
of this Goth about three yards per day, and
if we intake not, has formerly been noticed
by premium from this Society. William
Whitney Esq. Capt. William Biclkford, Jr.
and serel others have large and productive
farms.
TO Be continued.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov. IS, 1895.
TO tie Widow and Heirs Of STEPHEN TRAsK,
late Of Leicester, an SAID County, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned in the Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited 70 appear (ii
you see fit) at the Court of Probate to be
holden vt Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in January next, at ten of the clock,
before noon. 10 show cause why License should
not be granted to sell and convey 40 much Of the
Real Estate Of said deceased, which is set out to
his Widow for dover. as will raise the sum OF
ninety dollars for the pay ment Of debts and charg
es and you will be heard thereon. .c a
THEOPEIs. WHEELER, Reg.
BY order ofthe Hon. JIdge.
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To Be continued.
sSaatDlca4.
Fra the Medical Intellisencer. ]
DYSPEPSIA.

In consequence Of a sedentary life,
have tolmany years been afflicted with
the fashionable complaint denoninafed
dyspepsi lis symptoms aud effect
we're atulence, acrd eructalions,
and hea-ache prostrarion Of the spirits,
renderig the nervous system extremely
sensitiy, and producing incipieut and
ephemcal hypochondriasis. attribut-
ed it tothe action Of some acrid humor
on the nervous coat of the stomach,
which isqualified the whole organ for
IFS usul healthful action. How this
hnmcl' nae produced, wac TO me ,nystc-
rious | supposed it 10 be the conse-
quen.e Of sedantery employment, and
brought on thus : Insuficiencr of bodily
exerfse 10 give tone and vigor to the
aniula functions the stomach, of con-
seouace, became relaxed and enervat-
ed, AID unable 10 operate with sufficient
emery on some substances taken into it
as fod. This substance, lying undi-
geste5 underwent species Of fermen-
tation and the product Of this termen-
tation acting on the relaxed and unnat-
urallJ tender coats of the stomach, pro-
duced lspecies Of inhammatory action
in the iervous coat, and hence the symp-
toms ard effect above described have
said n,thing about the action of the
mind, (which was kept in state of Wig
orous exercise nor its effects, believing
that itoperates perniciously only on en-,
ieeblel organs may be right. but most
probably am wrong, in my pathological
deductions. but in the following antidote,
| believe am not far out of the way
From ny reflection on my own case,
CONCLUDED that some one Of the Gums
would lie proper prescription. liooh
a small pill of .4ssofetida, and was sue
cessful beyond my most sauguine ex.
pectatiols. The hatuIence subsidet
and saried with it ALL lis unwelcome
Observation-Disclosures, costiveness, &c
Whenefer feel any symptoms OF thi
troubleome disease now, | take pill o
Assafcetda, aud in "A moment all is we'll
It's cheap medicine : get 6 la cent
worth o. the gum, and when you havt
occasion to take it, break off about tn,
size of a comraSn pill and swallow il
ought to have mentioned, that an
convinced this disease is not one Lon,
I duration; hut, oa the contrary, one Q
mere mementary existence brought O.
by circumstances of the moment, and re
curing as often as these circumstance
recur. Therefore, the remedy propos
ed does not offer security against fuiur
attacks, nor does that taken to-day, re
lieve Us from the attack of tomorrow
In saying tha. believe it TO be of me
mentary existence merely, | mean, tha
though it may be cured to-day, it ma
recur tomorrow but il is not to-morro,
continuance of the disease of to-day
i, is fresh attack caused by the exi'
tence or recurrence Of the same dispe
stion Of habit The daily recurrenc
Of dyspepsia will most certainly produc
a permanent disease; but this perm'
neut disease is not dyspepsia any NOR
than consumption is common cold, an
more than the lock-jaw is the simpl
puncure of the nail, or than tire fruit
the simple seed from which itgrew.
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Good Chance

VESHE Undersigned wishes to
a dispose Of his Stock in Trade, consist
ing Of ENGLISH GOODS, many of which
are well suited 10 the season, alec, CROCK
cry and HARDWARE, all of which he
offers to retail at Cost during the present win
fer. He invites ali those who wish to purchase
Cheap, 10 call and examine for themselves
aud also all those whose term Of credit has
expired, TO call and settle their accounts.
N. b. A good assortment of w. /. Goods
and GROCERIES constantly on hand, and for
Sale. E. w. GOFFE.
.iIiAbury, Nor. 23, 1925.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Nov. %, 1898.
70 the Widoao and Heirs Of HENRY THAYER,
late Of Mendon, IN said County, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned in the Esfate Of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
III pear (if you see fit) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said County,
on the first Tuesday in January next. Mt ten Of
the clock, before noon, TO show cause why License
should not be granted TO sell and convey much
of the Real Estate of said deceased as will raise
the sum of S3,545 Al cents, for the payment OF
debts and charges and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. I'robate.
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Pocket--B Lost.

z OST on Friday morning last
IL between the Turnpike Gate, near New
Worcester and Worcester Street, small
leather POCKET-BoOK, containing thirty.
five or forty Dollars, mostly in five dollar
bills, with few other memorandum paper.
Of little consequence The subscribers name
was written on the inside OF the Pockct-boolr
The finder by leaving the same at this OF
fee, at Towards Tavern, in Leicester, or the
Subscriber in Enfield, Hampshire Co. shall
be suitably rewarded. SALMON TRASK.
Enfield, .Nou 90, 1925.
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PRINTED FcE THE pRopRIETons, BY
SAMUEL 3. MANNING,
OPPOSITE THE NEW WESTINGHOUSE.
CONDITIONS or puRLlCArloN.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Price 10 single subscribers, who receive theil
papers at the Office, or by nai, two dollars pc
knnun.
VT- advertisements, not ereesding trelre
iiaes, D,s5iishtd three tceeEs for one dollar, and
continued three ,cecks longer for ffg CENTS
Larger Advertisements in The same proportion.
The publishers viii hold themselves respon-
sible for no error in any advertisement, be-
yond the sum charged FOR its iusevti9n.
All communications and orders directed to
the " Editor of the Spy," and post paid, will
be promptly attended to.
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s11iscFllaMD.
From Ackerman's Repository
THE PINCH OF SNUFF.

II is now many years since widow
Of about twenty, who had some business
at Brussels, stopped for short Time at
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Jaassacs,nsetts sGup.

THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is EssEKrIAL
TO TIE SECURITY Oh FnEGDom.n
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-03-08
Land Intelligence Office.

IHAVl opened a Land Intelligence C0ce a.
4 .aIL.8S, (the county seat Of the Bounty
Lauds) Pike county, Illinois, the object OF
which is TO accommodate owners OF lands to
enable them to exchange and consolidate, to
pay taxes, have deeds recorded, and to give
information to those who have adverse CLAIMS
on record, with the true situation of o1r7ie'ship
will also furnish correct information as to the
position of lands, their adjacence to settle
ments, quality OF soil, timber, waters, &c. to-
gether with any other information that may
be requested-Charges moderate and proper
toned to the trouble.
LEONARD ROSS.
REFERE.NCES-S hadiach Bond, late GO.
vernon of Illinois, Hon. Jesse b. Thomas lion.
.Nfaaan Edwards; Hon. Daniel r. Cook Lon.
Thomas Regnolds; Elias X. Kane, Esq; Car-
ti8s Biakeman, Esq. Uiaiam s. Hamilton, Esq.s,
.4lfed Cowtes, Esq, John 7THsOn, Esq. Hem
ry Starr, ESQ.,; HOoper Hat~en. Esq; Hon.
Rufus Pettibone; Wilham Orr. Esq In New
York, Hon. Daniel Gray, Stephen b.. Num-,
George r. Davis. In Massachusetts,, Hon.
Elijah II. Mills, Col. Joseph Grattan, COL Henry
n bright. Now
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Look out for a FiIlain!

vyVIIE public are hereby cautioned against be-
\ ing deceived by man who in this place
called his name STEWART, and in Edwards
vile and some other places called his name
JANNlNGs, and probably some other names
He was entrusted in I.ewistown, Fulton coun-
ty, with two deeds Of conveyances of land in
said Lewstown, from Ossian NJ. Ross to Ste
phen Phelps, together with $500 in money
to deliver to me in Sangamo county, with
which he has absconded, and he probably may
assume my name for the purpose of defrauding
some person in selling the lands described in
said deeds. He was last heard of about IL
miles from yandalia. BY information, he is
about IS years of age, and nearly six feet in
height STEPHEN PHELPS.
sangamo county, Nov. %, 1924.
or Printers of newspapers are requested
to publish the above.
Nov. 80