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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26
From The .Natioaal Journal.

We have been favored with letter received in this
city, from gentleman in Vera Cruz, dated August 81
enclosing supplement 10 the Mexican Mercury, Il
translation of which is given below. We learn from.
the letter. that at Vera Cruz is thought probable that
an attempt will be made TO release Cuba Porto Ri
co from the government of Spain by the establishment
OF government founded on liberal principles and guar
anted by Colombia Mexico and the other free Spanish
American States Security in the slave property will
be-the first considerations
AT the date of the letter there no news ofmpor-
lance besides that contained in the following publica-
ton, and which had been forwarded bv express from
Mexico. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26

1t is stated IN the Baltimore papers that thexenera
bic Charles CarroH Of Carrolton, the only surviving
s'sner OF the Declaration of Independence completed
las "''ef'eh year on Wednesday last the Goth of Sept
re is sand TO be IN possession of excellent health and
10 ENJOY cheerful and contentcd disposition to which
ne Is emInentiy entitled by his virtues, and the many
iaVors which, under providence, he has been permitted
to confer upon bis country
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26
ROBERT CoWuERD, D. G

ne F" '"chescr Gazette gives the melancholy accnur,
" e dea'h OF Thomas Marshall, Esq. Attorney at Law
and IN forty minutes after his amiabe consor Mrs Carrie
'"e marshall Their remains inferred at the resi-
de"oe OF their afflicted father James NJ Marshall, esq On
the same day also, died, Thomas Blair Esq of Ron,rev
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26
COMMUNICATIVE

AT court OF uonthly Session, held for Louisa Coun
ty, at the Courthouse on Monday the 11tb day of Gu
TENDER, 1896: 10Y u sep
Present. Nathaniel Thompson, Jr James Poindexter
Johh rraVeS, Charles Thompson, Thomas Gardner.
John Jackson, Thomas johnson. IudIoy RrannI'ne,'
Arthur Clayton, Frederick Harris Geo w. Trne,
heart' Pleasant liackett, James .Nich;e, Charles
"en 'us'i-
HEREAs, at Quarterly Court held for this county,
on the l4th day OF August last, preamble and resoI,
oh was adopted by the Court, and entered of record
deciaatory of their veneraon and respect for the chs
iacter OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, but emitting (thronoI,
lnadVerence, as supposedly any aiusior to his wor
Wy cohPatrio JOHN ADAMsIt is ordered TO be certi
ieo as The unanimous opinion of this Court that as
these departed patriots united during life in their
important public services and in death on the an
Versary OF that glorious independence declared an,
achieved by their united ahours they ought nor to h
separated in the rendition of any public tribute Of re-
sPect 10 their memories " %
Copy-Teste,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26

=, . AATcHiTocHEs, Aug II, 1896
gentleman from the River Brasos, Texas, WHO states
that Capt Clark and family, consisting of his s,ster
WIN TWO children, his nephew, Spanish boy and three
side ofthe Brasos their return 10 Toyeac Ayi.b r.;
you District, Texas, attacked by party of vyav
On and IawanlSa Indians, and murdered Judge Tate.
WHO was ~ company with them made his escape aiter
receiving four or five wounds.-Co,t15er
we have lately been informed by traveller passing
through tis place, directly from Pecan Point that a
party OF Hunters, who started from Gianecbe were
auackeo near the Pavnce Village on Red River by a
party Of Usage Indians who took two Of C,e r5,yv
stripped them Of their clothing, whipped them most m
ncTciiuily and ordered them back.-I11d
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26
ISAAC Il nEeuA

rms unfortunate individual, says the Louisville Put
nc advertiser; was, on the 3ls Aug. boarding in IA
health His windpipe which was severed by 'So
tempt 10 cut his throat, still remained asunder and there
was no connection between it and the mouth. lie
oleacs through silver tube inserted in his throat
eats and drinks W hout difficulty but can only att,
la'e lh whsPers) few words at time. His wife has
again joined BIN, and remains with birn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26

Hhue Mountain Disastcr-A letter f,oo, 1src.,,o. y.
r. IN giving an account of the calamity, mentions
tina. Mr.. WiIIey's dog, after leaving the house i
unfortunate family returned to it, and preserved his life
ne was much hr"ised' but assisted finding the bode.
Inc family which discovered?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26

'"r' Clay Secretary of State, arrived in Washing.
ton on Tuesday last, from his visit to Kentucky.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26

The .4n'opalon has been beat in Boston. The oa,,c
wa. a Nins ana Pawn against King and Kncus.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26

journal has taken upon itself to state on nr i,S
r'y apparently, that the friends of General Jackson
had succeeded in electng delegates to the New Ter
se5 ".ate convention TO be held in Trenton, on the.
Goth instant, for the nomination of candidates ior C
GreSs' This information taken from some New
Jersey papers and inserted in journal as matter
OF news. Tho object of the Telegraph is however.
different. For political purposes he places il in HE 80
iu'nns in such an ambiguous manner, as TO leave
general reader TO suppose that the Delegates of thar
convention we're altogether Jackson men. No conclI
SION would be more erroneous If accounts from tha,
state can be depended the majority will be in favor
OF the Administration. We believe this will turn ont
10 De Tue fact. W. Y. Nat. .1dp
he two orders of politicians in Maine are quarrel,
ing which are most friendly the General Admins.
I[ation' There is something Of the same kind in New
A"A' fb
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26

By lie latest intelligence from Vera Cruz we Learn
that Treaty of perpetual union and friendship he
tween Tie Republics of Colombia, Peru, GuatamaI Ia
and uexc0, has been concluded The ministers fio,,
the above Governments had departed from Panama l.,
.Nexico. One MEMBER from each delegation had re-
turned to their respective Governments to give an ac
count OF their proceedings. No mention is made of the
delegation of the United States.
Con. PORTER has entered upon the discharge of his
uu'ies rs Commander in Chief of the .Nexican
Navy. The National Journal states sstat the Naval
Administration OF Mexico quite different from ours
IL Is divided into two departments, East and West
or rather Atlantic and Pacific. The duties of Con,
Porter are of mike character somewhat like t r
The Secretary of the Navy and Comma the Sp,s
rom There juntas TO attend TO duties similar .,
thoseof our Navy Commissioners at which he presis
lie has also the immediate superintendent of Navy
Yards, ana the regulation OF the ports in the Culc m
harbor-masters being officers the Navy and also nm
der ms command. The Contractor General is an oa;c
ha' answers, IN some respects, the Fourth Auditor
OF The Treasury, and stands the head of the Purse
Department. who also called Contractors: he is aIs,
IN the character of Navy Agent, and is a member &,
the Economical! Jua'a, or what may be styled Navy.
Commissioner This affords sort of on,!ine Of IN,
Mexican Naval establishments"
| Several weeks previous 10 he last aLyices Ier,
Cruz had continued in good health The ne,vsp,,ors
are SAID TO contain several well written articles in favor
OF Federal Government, and recommending the IJn
ted States as an example worthy to be followed br all
the South America Republics
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26

Inc British brig Laurel, Capt Benton, in &C DAYS
from Liverpool carried into Havana an Officer and
9ahor "e'onging TO The British soop of war gf, ypjc
"nicn was los; 10 leagues TO the Iee,yard of Nayjek
neSe '"o INDIVIDUALS were picked up By the American
Dig AsPasia and were transferred from her to the Ian
REL ihey state they were the only persons saved.
Iney have since been put on board II. B. NJ sloop Of
war PI IaJes
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26

The civil authorities Of New Orleans have roroo.
from Office application by the Attorney C;eneraI
Zephyr H. Canonge, the person who lately killed ro
Prevalin duel lis said tlat an Indictment r..
der has also been found against this indivi5n.1
lie Philadelphia National Gazette states that about
tTenchtown, ElktoD, Newark Christine and in nearly
an Tue lower region Of Delaware below Wilmington.
'e ieyer and ague and bilious fever prevail in degree
S'noSt unexamPed Very little rain has fallen there
during the summer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-26

Tic result d.Gerchr what lie had anticipate q:
instead of steady haze the aperture FIRE was
mu'ceted ~ The inside Of the hugshGad, which produced
an explosion that the chemist company with his
chemical apparatus feet la the air. where he lc
I" drSccnd not much by chemical process, by the
force q" g'avitn,!nm Deprived of the privilege or selecting
place TO ash lac found hi nSelf in the of the
n with othiS hogShead here and auUthy there
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-06
Literary Notice.

TIME ACADEMY now erecting
Il in Milford, (Mass.) will be ready for
the admission of Students of both sexes on
Wednesday, September l3, when the Quar-
ter viii commence, under the tuition of Ira
CleGreldnd, Jr. Alb.
In view OF Mr.. Cleaveland's unblemished
and unimpeachahle character, his distinguish
ed reputation for literary attachments, and his
experience and happy talent as an Instructor
it is confidently expected and believed, that
his services will meet the appreciation Of his
employers.
As the Academy is pow to commence its
operations, and a character TO be given it, no
exeItion will be wanting TO render it equal to
any other Institution of similar kind.
Boarding, and washing, and every necessary
accommodation, may be obtained on reasona-
BILE terms board not to exceed 81 so per
week.
Application may be made to either of the
Subscribers, Committee of the Institution.
JOHN CLAFLIN, JR.
DAVID LONG,
WILLIAM GODFREY,
GUSTAVUS ID. PECK,
SAMUEL l.. SCAMMELL.
Milford, .4ug. 81, 1926.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, August 90, 1896
To the Widow and Hears of EPHRAIM MI.
RICK, late Of Princeton, an sad County,, de.
ceased, and 10 all others concerned in NE Els
tate Of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited 10 appear, (if
you see fi) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in October next, at ten of the clock, be.
fore noon, TO show cause why the Instrument
which purpoIts to be the last Will and Testament
of said deceased, should not be approved and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL PAINE, j. ProbqNe.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, August Is, SEQ
70 The Heirs Of WILLIAM NYE, late of
New-Braintree, IN said County, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned an MesEsiate
Of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear Gf
you see fit) at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester. in said County, on the
FIRST Tuesday in ctobcr next, at ten of The
clock before noon. to 10 show canse why the In
strumenl. which purporls to be the last viii and
Testament OF said deco esed, should not be ap-
proved and you viii be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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RELIES
BOTANICAL DROTS!

n TSeveral cures have recently been performed
by the use OF the above Drops, in this City and
neighbourhood which, with innumcrable for
mer cases, prove this Medicine to contain prop
critics uneqnaled for the cure of complaints for
which they are recommended.
THESE DROPS 7giH cure the most in
yeterate Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, Salt
Rheum, Scald Ii cad in children, old Sores or U-
GERS, Fistulas, Pimpled or Carbuncled Faces,
Sore Legs, Scorbutic Gout, foul fostering erup
tons, Humours, and every other disorder arising
fiom an impure state of the blood aud juices.
They also perfect Digestion, and by purifying the
blood prevent malignant humours from being
thrown on the lungs, &c. The intention of these
Drops is to cleanse the blood, which they will do
in most wonderful manner, by throwing the
foul matter from thence to the surface OF the
skin, where it will dry up and disappear. Expe-
renee of many years has confirmed the power
ful and salutary effect of these Drops, and num-
berIess cases could reproduced to evince the
truth Of what is here asserted. Many have ex-
perienced their happy effects in cases even when,
from a long continuance Of sharp colr0dng III
GERS, the bones themselves have been ultimately
affected and the limbs endangered. The safety
with which they may BE- administered TO children
and infants, is an additional encouragement TO
the timely use Of them. QTFull and ample di-
rections accompany each bottle. Price one dol
lar.
These Drops were prepared from the original
recipe, by the late DR. w. L. Conway, are war;
ranted genuine, aud may be had wholesale of the
present proprietor, at his Counting Room, over
No. 70, Court-street, opposite Concert Hall, Bos-
ton; and retail BY his appointment, of JEREMI
All ROBINSON, Druggist, Worcester.--Also
in various cities and towns throughout the U.
may also be had besother valuable
Medicines prepared by The late DIR. Conway.
GA large discount TO country physicians, trad
ems, &c,
Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures accom-
pany each bottle, Boston, Aug. IL.
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Notice.

THE Subscriber respectfully
M informs the Inhabitants OF Worcester
and Vicinity, that he has taken the Shop re.
Gently occupied by Mr.. oTIs, where he in
tends to Manufacture Doors and SHOES of all
kinds, as cheap as can be bought in this or
other towns in the vicinity; and he hopes, by
assiduity and strict attention TO his business,
to merit a share of the public patronage.
He has now on hand, general assortment
Of LADIES' and ydisses' SHOES OF all kinds,
and he would say to all who wish 10 pur-
chase, =" come and see.''
AUGUSTUS CoWDIN.
Worcester, Aug. 80, 1896.
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GAR De


MIR. SMITH would inform
1VA the Inhabitants of Worcester, and its
vicinity, that he will open a School, for the
instruction of Young Masters and Misses, in
DANCING, at MIR. C. Sioekrslrs Assembly
Roam, on Wednesday the, 18th day OF Septic M
Der next, if sufficient encouragement should
be given. He will give instruction one after
noon in the week, commencing at o'clock,
and continuing through the evening after the
first half quarter.-Terms, So per quarter for
each Scholar.
Subscriptions will be taken at Mr.. Stock
wells.
Worcester, .4ug. 80, 1926.
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JRIn',lN,!lrtWWAN,o

3 HE Subscriber takes this
E opportunity to express his grateful
thanks to mis- Friends and generous Public,
OF business, and would inform them that he
has removed from his late Stand and taken the
store recently occupied by Major Samuel Al
len, .r. where may be found n good assortment
OF custom made TIN WARE-also. constant
ly on hand, COOKING STOVES, OF various
patterns.
Pedlers passing through town, and wishing
TO Gil out their assortment, can he accomodat-
ed by calling as above.
CALEB NEWCOMB.
Forester, July 90. 1926. CIV
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390Rtrp.

IFfom the Connecticut Courant.
THE OLD MAN.
zshy gaze ye on my hoary hair,
We children young and gays
Your locks, beneath the blast of care
Will bleach as white as they.
had mother once, like you,
Who DER my pillow hung,
Kiss'd from my cheek the oTiny dew,
And taught my falteriug tongue.
She, when the nightly couch was spread,
Would bow my infant knee,
And place her hand upon my head,
And, kneeling, pray for me.
But then, there came fearful day
sought my mothers bed,
Till harsh hands bore me thence away,
And told me she was dead.
] pluck'd fair white rose, and stole
To lay it by her side,
And thought strange sleep enchain'd her soul
For no fond voice replied.
That eve, kneIt me down in wo,
And said lonely pray'r;
Yet, still my temples seem'd TO glow,
AS if that hand were there.
Years fed-and left me childhood's joy,
Gay sports and pastimes dear,
rose wild and hayward boy,
Who scorn'd the curb of fear.
Fierce passions shook me like reed,
Yet, ere at night slept,
That soft hand made my bosom bleed,
And down fell and wept.
Youth came-the props Of virtue reePd!-
But oft, at days decline,
marble touch my brow congeal'd,-
Blest mother! was it thine
In foreign lands Travelled wide,
My pulse was bounding high,
Vice spread her meshes at my side,
And pleasure lur'd my eye.
Yet, still that hand, SO soft and cold,
MAINTAINED its mystic sway,
As whep, amid my curls of gold,
With gentle force it lay.
And with it breath,d voice of care,
Asfrom the lowly sod,
"My sonny only one-beware
Nor sin against thy God"
Ye think, perchance, that age hath stole
My kindly warmth away,
And dimm'd the tablet of the soul;
Yet, when with lordly sway,
This brow the plumed helm dispIay'd,
That guides the warrior throng;
Or beauty's thrilling fingers stray'd
These manly locks among;
That hallow'd touch was meier forgot =
And now, though Time hath set
His frosty seal upon my lot,
These temples feel it yet.
And if e'er in Heaven appear,
A mothers holy prayer,
A mothers hand, and gentle tear,
That pointed to Saviour dear,
Have led the wanderer there.
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BroadcLothS, CaSSimereS,
e Vestings.
ALBERT BROWN

HAS just received an elegant
n and well selected assortment of Fine
and Superfne BROADCLOTHS, CASSI
MERES, and VESTINGS Of the latest impor-
tations, which he offers on as good, if not bet
: ter terms, than have been offered in this town.
.4isO-Ready-made GARMENTS, constantly on
hand. An assortment of fgur'd Steel But
TONS, various patterns, just received.
Work done by the best Journeymen
from the City, and equal TO any in the Union.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase
Cloths, Garments, or Trimmings, will please
! call and examine for themselves.
Fail Fashions just received.
Worcester, August 80, 1926. 3ws,3teow
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YSHE Subscriber keeps con-
\ stantly on hand, and offers for Sale, his
improved
O.4RDLNG & PICKING MACHINES,
For Merino and Native Wool, on more liberal
terms than can be had in New England.
ALSO, the best CARDS for Cotton and
Wool Machinery. Said, Machines are less
expensive, perform more and better work, &C
cupy less room, and are tended and kept in
repair easier, and require less water power
than any other now in use.
A credit will be given, when it may
be requested, so liberal, that the machine
may earn the money il costs, before payment
is required.
A line addressed to WARREN P. WING.
Postmaster, Greenwich Village, mass. will
be duly attended to.
w. P. WING
March 4, 1925. If
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Patent Lead Aqued,tcts.
TVHE Subscribers resnectfnl(v

EVHE Subscribers respectfully
n inform the Public, that they still con-
tinue the manufacturing Of LEAD AQUE-
DUCTS, for the conveyance of water. The
manner in which they are made, renders them
as cheap a; first cost as Wooden Aqueducts
so that the purchaser, in This case, will be free
from the trouble Of repairing leaky and rotten
Logs. Any person or persons wishing TO pur-
chase Aqueducts Of this kind, can he furnish
ed with any size as cheap, according to the
weight, as can be procured in any part of the
country, by calling on the Subscribers, at
their Shop, near THoMAs's Coffee House, in
Worcester.
They hattcr themselves thai, from their ex-
perience in the business, and from the eneour-
agement they have hitherto received, they
shall still merit the patronage of those who
wish TO purchase this kind of article.
WASHBURN g. GODDARD.
Worcester, July /, 1896.
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LEAD AQUEDUCT PIPES.

THE Subscriber informs the public
that he continues the manufacturing of Lead
PIPES for Aqueducts, at his old Stand, aud keeps
constantly on hand all sizes, which may be had as
cheap as can be purchased elsewhere, (of the
same quality) on application to Messrs LINCOLN
FEARING & Co. Agents, No. ITO, State-Sreet,
Boston, or TO the Subscriber.
As pretences and promises, by those who seek
public tayors, are always irksome aud furnish too
frequently just grounds for istrust The Subscrib-
er will only observe, it is his duty and his inter-
est, so it will be his utmost endeavor to render
his work worthy OF continuance of that patron
age which it has received for number of years
past. DAVID LORiNG.
Concord, Mass. .4bril &c. 1926. 4wsIOweow
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WE the Subscribers. having

w been appointed by the Hon. Nathan.
lei Paine, Esquire, Judge of Probate for the
County of Worcester, to receive and examine
the claims Of Creditors to the Estate Of EB-
ENEZER MUNROE, late Of Ashburnham. in
said County, deceased, represented insolyent,
do hereby give notice-that six Months are al
lowed to said Creditors TO bring in and prove
their claims, and that we shall attend that
service at the Office Of Henry Adams, in said
Asbburnham, on the last Tuesday of septem.
Der, November and January next, from two TO
five o'clock, P. M.
JOSEPH JOSEPH J 1H1ET' Commits.
Ashburnham, August IA, 1926.
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Central Turnpike Company.
VHE Stockholders of said
II Company are hereby notified, that a
further lnstalment, of Fifteen Dollars on each
Share in said Company, was voted on the six
teenth inst. to be paid in twenty days after that
time--to which all concerned will take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
JONATHAN DAVIS, Treasurer.
, N. B. Where it is more convenient for any
one oil said Company to pay to one of the
Directors, their Receipt will be received in
payment.
Oxford, Aug. lei 826.
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Notice is hereby Given,

THAT the Subscriber has
ID been duly appointed Administrators on,
the Estate of CALEB w. WILSON, late of
Mendon, ia the County of Worcester, de-
ceased, and has taken upon herself that trust, by
giving bonds as the law directs. All persons in
debted to said Estate are hereby called upon to
make immediate payment; and all those to whom
said Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement
LUCY WILSON, .4dm'a,
August go, 1896