The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-10

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and patiently ard thoroughly examine The
grounds CT his opinion, before he maintains
them against an authority supported by the
distinguished talents and the knowledge of
business Which are displayed il that very able
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
We mentioned, a few weeks since, an un-
fortunate accident to man named Enoch
Hale, while driving a team in Washington
street., Boston, and was run over and knock
ed down by two careless men in horse and
chaise. The chaise at the same time ran
against the cattle, and the unfortunate driver
was run over by his own load.'d Wagon, and
had several of his limbs broken. lie was
carried TO the Massachusetts, Hospital, where
ne received every care that his case required.
but there was from the beginning but slight
prospect of hia recovery, and on Tuesday last
re died. He was native OF ew-IIanpshirc,
AHA lad resided for two or three years past in
Newton. The young men, by whose care
lessness the accident was occasioned, are un-
known. ID. .4dr.
municipal Court.-Information were filed
yesterday by the County Attorney, against
the principal Lottery Brokers, under the pro-
vision of the now law which makes it his Off
cial duty SO to 10.
We learn that distinguished Counsel are re-
tanned by the Brokers, with a view to the dis
cussion OF certain constitutional and other
questions, which are involved in the case,
Boston ReperiOry.
.4ccident.--A horse just released from the
carriage, went with all his trappings to an
laHt efnk IL.
ket and Charles street, had his feet so entane-
led in the harness, that he stumbled and fell
| upon three little children, walking arm in
srm on their way TO school. They received
much injury by the fall and foundeling of the
animal, and one it is feared will not survive.
| baltimore american.
| On Thursday, a man named Nc Curdy.
from Dunbarton, N. II. was suddenly killed
at bechmore Point, by the falling of bank
of earth upon him. He had been but short
time employed in digging at The bank, which
was not more than len feet high, and not ap-
paTentiy in any danger of falling but the
earth unexpectedly caYed in, and nearly coy-
cred ms whole body, and bruised him 90 Sc.
Verely that lie died Immediately after he was
| taken out.
slTi was lately killed in New York by the
acciaental discharge of gun--the whole OF
the contents were lodged in the head Of the
I girl. In the same city, woman was IIlle j
at the pump at the fork Of Henry and Grand
streets, by being struck by horse and cart.
which had rln away.-She died on the spot.
At Palmer, or the o3;h nit. while Sc ye,al
men were blasting rocks, Mr.. Patrick Deming.
foreigner, when in the act of leaving several
matches he had set, was blown by the explo-
SION OF one III such dreadful manner AS to
cause his death in IS minutes A MIR. Scott
from Belchertown was slightly injured. Mr.
l)emtnS was nboui 90 years OF age, OF unblem-
ished character, and much beloved by those
who knew him. He was lately from Pbila-
delphia, whore it is said he has friends.
An American, and Frenchman, lately
entered Mr.. Frances Lottery Office, in Balti-
more, about dark, and finding no one in but
small boy, ti3d his hands aud feet threatened
his lite il he made the least noise, placed him
in the back room, rihed the drawers, left the
boy tied, jumped into a hack, and made off !;
soon after, the boy got loose, gave the alarm.
and they were Immediately arrested. The
tickets and considerable sum of money were
found upon :bem.
reward is offered in Bedford, Pa. for the
detection OF the villain or villains who trim
med the horse Of the Rev Mr.. Dorsey. on the
night of the 22d of March, in St. Clairsville.
Sale Of Sa~ony Sheep.-At the sale Of Sax
ony Sheep, at Brighton, on Thursday last. by
Messrs. Coolidge, Poor & Head, Auctioneers,
32i sheep aid So Lambs were bid Off at much
less prices than those sold 10 July last import
ed by the same gentlemen, (Messrs. C. a. II.
Searle,) although said TO be much superior.
The sale last year, being 1873 Sheep and 90
Lambs, amounted TO S36,5l9 rs, averaging
Sl58, 80 for each sheep and lamb; the sale
this year amounts to SIS, 647, averaging about
S44 Tor each sheep and lamb.
We have understood that Mr.. King, in con-
sequence Of his i'll health, has determined to
resign his. mission TO England, and to ask
leave 10 return to the United States. We
have also understood thar his request has
been acceded TO, and that he is expected TO
take his departure itcm England during the
next month. sat. Journal.
The Legislature of r. Island is in session.
;. w. bridgham, Esq. Of Providence, was
chosen Speaker, having 50 votes, and N. b.
sp'asuc, Esq. 50.
1oPGs.-1his valuable mineral is said TO
BIO found in the town OF Monroe, Fairfield Co.
Conn, equal in beauty and value TO the topaz
of Saxony Conn. Cour.
Small Por.-Two cases of Small Pox have
occurred in Bristol, +. |. one of which has
proved fatal.