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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17

one of infantry, the other of artillery,
present an active force, ready for any
service at moments warning. The
emigrants. from Boston have been re-
Ceived as "brothers and sisters" Il"
the American public, TO the State and
National Legislatures, to the free peo-
pie of colour, who may desire 10 emf
CRATE, the Board of Managers declare,
that a peaceful, hcalthtul, prosperous
community has been founded at Monro-
via, and was, in January, The date OF
the last adyices, ia most flourishing Cir
.cumstances and they do, therefore,
with renewed confidence, declare their
object worthy of the continued patron
age Of a generous Christian people, and
Ofits wise and patriotic Legislators.
In Cocsesioens~ Of Piratical act,
committed on British merchant YES
sci, in Liberia bay, and within our juris-
diction, by Spanish slave trader it be-
came necessary for the agent at Monro-
via TO interfere, and destroy three slave
factories within 10 miles of the town.
10 doing this, ll6 miserable victims
syere rescued from slavery, and are now
comfortably clothed, fed, and in progress
OF education at Monrovia. The circum-
stances have been minutely detailed 10
.he government, and the report TO the
Board assures them Of the judicious
firm, and proper course of the agent
The neighboring tribes have congratu
slated the coIonists on their energetic
measures, and, in the language of the
agent, between Cape Mount au'
Trade Town, comrreherding line 0
lao miles, not a SLAYER nov dares to az
tempt his guilty traffic"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17
&tgatu>8oat ziaIe
OF STAGES.

ENRON Boston, by the way
IL of Forester and Stafford Springs, 10
Hartford and New-Haven.
Leave Boston Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at ten O'Clock, A. M.-and ar
rive at Worcester to lodge.
Leave Worcester for Hartford Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, in the morn
ing-and arrive in time for the Boats.
-RETUR MING
Leave Hartford Mondays, Wednes-
days, Fridays, after the arrival of the Boats,
ard lodge in Worcester.
Worcester, May II. 1926.
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@drrtf0.

In West-Cambridge, Nj. William Nichols,
& Boston, publisher of the Christian Watch
nan, TO Miss Louisa Carlisle.
In Grafton, by Rev. Mr. Miles, Mr. John
Y. Putnam of Upton, TO Miss Nancy M. Fay,
Grafton.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17
GROCERIES,.
roix and n. E. Rum.

st. CrolX and n. T.. Hum.
Holland Gin and Columbia Whisky.
Brandy-AIolasses
s. Madeira, Port and Malaga Wines.
Lump and Brown Sugars.
Tyson, Young-Hyson, Souchong, Hyson- Skin
and Pouchong Teas.
Coffee, Rice, Raisins, Nu'megs. Cloves, Cas-
STA, Tobacco and Bar soap.
I'D. Cd. Sd. l0d and god. Nails.
.4lso-CROCKERY s. GLASS WARE.
Worcester, Map.l7, 1926.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17

Explosion Of Steam Boat Boiler.-On
"Wednesday of last week, between 4
aud 5, 2. NJ. while the steamboat Sus-
qnehanna and Baltimore was attempt
ing TO ascend the falls Of Nesopeck, in
the river Slsquehanna, near Berwick,
Ere e. boiler burst, and severely scalded
many of the passengers and others
The Engineer assured the owners ihcrA
svas as much steam on as the boiler
would bear, but they insisted on more
being raised. This was done, and the
explosion was instantaneous. The un-
fortunate, and TOO obedient Engineer,
was literally completely skinned, and
is since dead. lie had Il wife and seven
children.
Mr.. Robst, of Cattawissa, a sensible
and worthy man. ,a+mber of the
General Assembly, is so dreadlully scaId-
cd, that he is not expected to live
One Other person. whose name we have
not learned, is supposed TO be TOO shock.
insly scalded TO recover.
Nine other persons were severely
scalded, and three are missing, supposed
10 have been killed. Immediately at
Ter The explosion, the boat took fire,
but was soon extinguished.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17
The high bred Horse
WIR@IYJIAYf

WILL Stand this Season. at
w the Stable of the Subscriber, in Hard.
wick, at the low rate Of S. each Mare, TO be
paid by the first of October next-Warrants
to be agreed on. Said Horse is fun sixteen
hands high, of bright bay colour-eleven
years old this Spring-trots and walks We'll
and can run good race. lie is of a fine
temper-goes well in harness-his Colts
are large and fine, and are commanding large
prices-and may be seen in almost ali parts
OF the County-half dozen Of his Colts
may be seen within half mile of his stand,
which cannot fail TO recommend him. He
was bred in the State of Virginia, in the Coun-
ty OF Madison, and is Of as good blood a. any
horse in Virginia, and was purchased by the
subscriber there, with view of improving
the breed of horses for the saddle and har.
ness. Gentlemen wishing TO improve their
breed of Horses, are invited to call and look
for themselves. pasturiag provided
for Mares brought from distance, but no La
bility for accidents or escapes.
1lso-a good JACK will be
kept at the same place, and the Mules agreed
for from Sl2 to SIG. JOHN EARLE.
Hardteick, May 8, 1926.
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Kentucky, shame on Kentucky The
Frankfort Argus states, that Samuel c..
Sugg has been convicted Of the murder
of Elijah Walton in Henderson county,
Ky. Walton was taken from his house,
tied to tree, dreadfully whipped, and
had his throat cut. Eight or nine per-
sons were implicated. Some escaped,
several have been acquitted, one hung
himself in Jail, and one is now condemn
ed 10 death.
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Notice.

TENHE Sinth massachusetts, 1Wn-
n pike Corporation, will hold their Annu-
al Meeting at the house of Daniel King, Inn
holder, in Rutland, on Tuesday, the 9th day
OF June next, at one o'clock, y. NJ. for the
choice of Officers for the ensuing year---to
lake into consideration the Turnpike gene
rally, and particularly the Causeway near
hario's's Jdills. A general attendance of the
Members is requested.
The Directors will meet at the same place
on the same day, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. to
settle with any persons having demands OIL
the Corporation.
SAMUEL DAMAN, ! Directors Of said
DANIEL KING, Corporation.
Holden, May 4, 1896.
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.AneedOte. --Whcn the Blackstone Canal was
in contemplation, it was feared in Boston,
that, if carried into effect, il might divert con-
siderable trade from that place, TO counter
act which, the plan of railway between
Worcester and Boston was set on foot. A
city wag happening TO be in town when the
account Of the taking up of the canal stock
in Providence was received, was asked, what
the Boston folks would do when they heard
of that. "Oh !" replied he, "they will
rail aray"
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NRW 210RR
AND
NEW GOODS.

ESHE Subscribers have form
"a ed connection in Business, under the
Firm Of BURT & MERRTCK, and have ia r
en- the new Brick Store in Fr0nt-sireet, (near
the TowN-HoUsE,) where they offer for sale
Dry Goods, Groceries, Cyockerv
4 Glass Ware-jor Cash or Credit.
SIMEON BURT,
THORNTON A. MERRICK.
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Harm Weather.-Our Thermometer stood
at89 degrees above zero in the shade, yester-
day and the day before.
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Waatua-Makmg u yMiliinary.
MISS G. CG0WRss

INFORMS the Ladies of Worces~
D. ter and Vicinity, that she has taken n
Room opposite the CENTRE School HousE.
where she will accommodate them with
DRESSES and BONNETS. of the latest
patterns, from Boston and Ne,c- York.
0Ir Miss c. c. has Just received a
good supply of TRIMMINGS, and will sell them
as reasonably as can be purchased elsewhere.
good supply of Boanets, WreaAss
Curtis sc. kept constantly on hand, and fog
sale, cheap.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17

POISONOUS CHEEsE.-We have recently
seen an account of whole family in Wash
ington being made sick, and their lives en-.
dangered, by eating poisonous cheese, and
the paper gravely aihrms, that it was probably.
rendered so by some ingredient used in col
curing it. late Salem Gazette mentions
that several persons in that town, also, have
been made sick by eating poisonous cheese,
but it also states, expressly, that it contained
no colouring. 1t is unquestionably true, that
the matter used FOR colouring cheese is per-
fectIy harmless and innocent. We have
treated OF this subject before, and we do it
again, that an unfounded prejudice, calculat-
ed to do mischief, may be removed. So long
as the poisonous quality in some cheese is
ing, 10 attempts will be made to ascertain the
true cause, aud TO guard against the evil
Various opinions are held as to the cause,
some attributing il 10 something eaten by the
cows, and others TO a chemical change which
takes place in some particular stage of the
making or curing Of the cheese. That the
latter opinion is correct, is strengthened by the
experience of those most extensively engaged
in daifying. II is found that, from the same
cows, kept on the same feed, where the
cheese is usually good, there will occasional
ly be poisonous one.
We recommend this subject to the notice Of
those who are in situation to investigate If
more thoroughly than it has been heretofore,
and hope that it may engage the attention Of
our Agricultural Societies. Indeed, we have
wondered that premium has not, before
this, been offered for discovery of some mode
to remedy an evil which has become so common.
In the mean time we shall be happy to re-
! ceive and publish any communications which
may throw more light upon the subject.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-17

Tho Court Of Stssions stands adjourned t
the oh Tuesday Of May inst.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
NOTICE.
Jan. IS, 1926.

TIME LEVY COURT of Newcastle County viii meet
IL at the Court House in tile Town Of newcastle on
4esday the 9Th day Of February next
DAVID PAINTER, C.
January 10, 1896 1876
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
TO BE SOLD AZ PRIFAT'E SALE,
A PLANTATION

TN Mill Creek Hundred, Newcastle County, Del. This
il property known by the name of Mount Washington,
and pleasantly situated in healthy neghborhood, in
part of the country much fequened on the Newport and
Lancaster road about miles from Wilmington is conye
nient places of public worship mills, &C. and is only
about miles from the Spa Springs which promise to be-
place of great resort and where extensive improve
ments about take place The famis within % miles
of limestone quarry and contains $50 or less,
adjoining lands of Jeremiah Springer, Benz Springer,
Andrew Ford, and Frederic CLAIR There co of
excellent timber and large proportion Of watered mea.
dow. The land is of good quality, and stream sui-
Gent for any kind Of machinery small scale, runs
through the premises. The improvements are a large
dwelling house with and entry the first floor,
and on the second with stone kitchen adjoining and
cellars under both buildings excellent well with good
pump the door log barn and carriage house good
spring house never failing spring Of water
lime kiln and large bearing apple orchards with from
$50 500 trees Of the choicest fruit The property will
be shown by jeremiah Springer, John Hoker living the
farm. Conditions will be made known by
VIM. BURN, Mason,
Springfield Township, or
WIN. BURN, Tanner,
MARBLE Township, Delaware Co Penn
January s, 1926. 14-lmp
If sold by the 4h of next month, the above property
will be for Rents and possession given on the 25th OF
March, ensuing.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31

u WILSON has for Sale at his bookstore, No 1885,
o.. Market Street,
ncy Pocket Map of the United States for travellers
DO. Of Delaware and Maryla
Good Browns Grammar,
Mrray's English Reader, 10 which prefxed the De.
fnitios Of Infections and Emphasis, and Roles for Read
ing Verse; with Key, exhibiting The method Of applying
the infections, ell emphasis, also actually app-
ed, by sensible characters and agreeably the directions
contained in the Key, 70 the whole Of Mr. Murrays sccc
tons BY NJ r. Bartlett author of The Practical Read
err, &C." Fourth Edition.
German and agricultural Alrnanacs.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
TO LET.
A FARM FOR RENT.

rHviE subscriber viii rent the farm in Brandywinc hun.
IL dred where lie resides, and give possession on
the 25h Of March next SAID farm situated immediate
the river Delaware, about three miles from Whining
and contains 7S lard, three lourts Of which
arabic The improvements good stone dwe cling
mouse, stories high, with three floor, any a
stone kitchen adolng also two stories; barn,
seventy feet BY forty, with good stabing underneath
carriage house, smoke house aud spring house There are
also the premises, two young thriving orchards and
5old fishery For terms apply to A. lANIIToN, in Will
ning!on, Of Oh The premises, 10
ROBERT HAMILTON.
Jan. IS, 1926. 2o-tf
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FARM FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD At PRIVATE SALE,

TIME FARM handsomely situated on the south side OF
i Christana creek, formerly the ferryln Newcastle hun
dred half mile below Wilmington containing AZ acres o.
land The improvements large brick house with
four and large entry the first floor, and five on
the seconds with large garrett brick stable sufficient to
hold hoses-hay house, Sheds ice house, frame tene
men with rooms the first floor, and three on the
second-kchen, &c. There is on the premises small
apple orchard The farm would suit person wishing TO
keep dairy and to attend market with vegetables, the
land is of the first quality for grass cultivation.
AS persons wishing purchase will view the property,
is unnecessary to say The terms will be easy.
One half of the purchase money TO remain for two three
four years, secured said property. For terms in
quire of THOMAS JAQuETT,
8 miles below Newcastle of
ISAAC G. JAQUETT,
On the premises.
Dec. s, 1925. 5--3mnf
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TO RENT.
9S--6m

large 1so Story Brick Dsvelg House in the village Of
n Newport with good brick barn, and stables and every
other convenient out building To the house is attached
iatge s. room, for many years occupied store-t
is eligible situation f. Country business as any in the
place There Tree lots ID the village, containing as ut
y acres whct i, be rcated with the house Possession
viii be gwen Immediately the 25th Of March next
Apply to ALLAN THOMSON, Wilmington, or
JOHN l.. MoRRiss, Lesode,'s Island,
Newport Del
Dec % 1925 1o-tf
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DIR. G.. FREEMAN'S
r0fTEB UROpC nm It'fJI8,As SPEECH

COUGH URUPS, OR IFDidN SGELlFIC,
TS0R The cure of colds, coughs, ashmas, approaching
IL consump,ons and all diseases of the breast and lungs,
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No ITO, Msrketstreet Will
TESTIMONIALS.
LANCASTER COUNTY,
FOR the information of the public do hereby certify,
that ...- following persons, whose herein
mentioned personally appeared before e. the subscriber
one Of the Aldermen for the city of Lancaser and being
duly affirmed, severay deposed and declared,
that they had made Of Dr. Carkson Freemans cough
drops, Cor Indian Speciiic) upon themselves with the
greatest success for the curing Of coughs colds, ashmas
consumptons, splitting Of blood and diseases of the breast
and LUNGSand that i'll every instance their effects were
complete aud nfahle viii appear by the following testi
muny Of those who have used them.
Isaac Broom aged "a years, of the city of Lancaster
long time grevously afflicted with cough pain
and Stitches IN s SIDES and breast night sweats and cop
discharge Of matter from his lungs, and all the symp
toms Of cnnsumptve Applied 18th September, 1925 a
complete cure By using his Indian specific Affirmed and
subscribed, January 1924
Alien 4adersou aged 50 years. Of Manor township, Lam
caster county, long time i'll with most violent cough
y mptoms as above and much emacated Applied August
81, 1921 complete by using bottles OF Specific
Sworn and subscribed to, November 30lh 1921.
J,3l Lfrer aged IS years. of Lampeer township, Lam
caster cllny symptoms as above and splitting Of blood;
BY using bottles, and year and SIX months
and since Affirmed and subscribed to, Decem-
ber 5,h 1921
I1anIs Steel, aged $50 years, Of Eiule Britain township,
Lancaster county, long time symptoms as above com.
rete Is Using the specific Sworn and subscribed
10 My 22d 1922.
PEER 9ibytgit, aged 81 Of he city Of Lancaster.
Coqrad Mrl., aged 81 years, Of Leacock township,
Lancaster county, Jan Barr. Of Newcastle county, state
Of Delaware, aged 27 Easheh Mkeu, aged so years OF
Lancaster county Benjamin. WILSON, aged So wears Bucks
hurgh owshp Lancaster county. Jacob sntcberger aged
20, Lancaster IS. John Bur5s aged 80 years, Of
sra ssblteh, Lascaste' county Adam Werfel, aged 4s
years. Of Coaessl,a Nv tlship, Lancaster county.
Each IF the above named persons abnred under most
violent coughs pans and stitches in tae sides and breast
for long tne accompanied win night sweats, hectic
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
MEDICAL NOTICE.
La 3 1925

rTNlE Subscriber, DocroR or MEnlciYE aud PR4crIc4I
CHEMIST res ectfuly inf INNS the Ladies and Gentle.
Of Wilmington and lis vicinity, that he has conrnen.
ced the Practice Of Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware. in he house obbssite M Henry
W.oass Z Cos Lnmher ldrd~here he prepares the fol
lowing Medicines The Suphate Of Qnninc This med.
zine contains the active principle Of the Peruvian Bark, and
when properly prepared is The best medicine yet dis.
covered fer the Of Agnes Remitent and Intermittent
Fevers lie also prepares Bssanc Restorative fer dis
Of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumption
lhthsic and medicine which will cfiectually tie
distressing Headache, matter how long us cpntin
uance may be. lie also cures The Tnoihache in few
minutes, without making Of any of the coIodRg aeids
red hot iron, or plugging tie teeth with gold leaf
sheet lead HE medicine he makes use Of will preserve
tie teeth for years eprepares Tooth Powder that will
when the teeth, be they SO black from taking me1
cine any other cause. DR. +. prepares Eye Water
that Will remove all nhammaons from the eyes. have
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some of them
cripples FIR Years from it Names signatures do
require, as see il is too much the custom with quackery
From my practice of medicine and my experience and
knowledge Of chemistry, am able to extract medicinal
virtues contained in animals vegetables and minerals and
can apply them for the different diseases the constitutions
d Peope may want them Persons afflicted with Cancers,
II thev make timely application, be cured.
There Is medicine an by the name of Svaim's Pana-
ced, which did not hear Of until Mr. Swam's adver
'isement, sone lew weeks past then called OF
the most eminent physicians IN PHILADELPHIA and spoke TO
them respecting the Panacca and informed them that
had the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered ITS eecs IN the cure Of certain diseases. All
The gentlemen spoke 10 on the subject said they
certain that MIR Swain not the inventor of the med
cine The man that invented the panacea was one of the
r chemists that Europe produced and is dead near
two hundred years; and his rtings difficult 10 be had
Fiat Mr.. Se aim has got part Of his works or some
person gave him receipt from the work have no doubt
Of haze prepared chemical and real preparation
Of he PANACEA, which will sell az dollar per bot
tie by The do1eu, and dollar and fifty cents single
DR. T. prepares Wash for the Ladies Which remove.
all Sps, Egupions and letters from the face and hands
and clears and beauties the skin lie also prepares
save that viii take Corns by the roots from the toes
and nor give the least sensation OF pain
Ladies or Gentlemen who afflicted with any diseas,
Hat is durable, if they pleased to call on me- shall b.
attended TO with the strictest punctnality
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. ID. & P. G.
Wilmington, Del, Jan 20, 1896. 18-6n
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
DR.. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Biddeford, Maine.
Price so cents per box.

Price 50 cents per box.
These pills viii be found the safe, efectua and
pleasant plysc offered Being composed entirely of
vegetable materials, they do predisposc take cold
and may be taken any time, and by females in all circum
stances They give appetite, assist digestion, and carry
Oft all cruditics from the stomach IF taking cold few
of these pills taken gong bed they will operate
kindly the next day. and carry off any bad effects of such
cold. EZRA DEAN.
WE certify that Dr. Deans pills have been freely used
by ourselves families for several years and that we con-
slider them safe and useful medicine, especially for the
rheumatism; in which complaint, in what have cxpe-
enced seen and HEARD consider them eifectual
;han any thing else we have known used and do think
them valuable discovery.
Hon. George Thatcher, Judge of the Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts, Hon. Jeremiah It'll, Bidddeord: Rev. Ma
than HeLste do Rev John Iuner, do. Capt SAINT Emey
do. Rev Paul Ce6n, Buxton: Rev Sas Moody Arundel
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FOR RENT.

ND possession given the 25th Of Sd mo. (March)
n next, The HOUSE and STORE, with the Stabling,
Carriage House. Gamers and lot Of ground situated at the
Head of Sassafras present in the occupancy of Aaron
Daniel. For terms apply 10 DAVID SMITH,
No. 68, Market St. Wilmington.
Is, M Is. 16-;f
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EAGLE HOTEL,
OPPOSITE TIE COURT HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
MRS. Go N1U!RDyE1o

HAVING removed to the above Establishment, recentl
occupied by Mr. Henry Steele, is now ready to receh
ana entertain travellers and others who may favor her will
the CUSTOM and from her know ledge of business and de
sire 70 please she aters herself that visitors to the o
VIII have no cause Of regret and they may rest assured
effort shall be wanting to render the establishment ever
way worthy OF the high character has hitherto sustained
She confidently hopes TO retain the custom Of her la
predecessor not doubling that consideration Of her
cent misfortune and loss by Fire, will induce generou
pubic to grant her share fher patronage and support
Attached to the building commodious stabing &c.
where horses and carriages will be taken care Of BY care
full attendants. -
The Mail Stage for Dover and the Peninsula leaves III
Hotel every .onaay. "Wednesday and Fdav at O'Clock
A. M-and Stage for Wilmington departs every morning
sundays excepted Seats in either Of the above may b
taken at the Bar. -.
Travellers wishing TO take passage in any of the Stag,
or steam boas from New Castle, and DESTROYS of leav
attention paid to them until their return.
New Castle, December 49, 1926. SGT