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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24
RALEIGH, March II.


regret exceedingly to have to record disastrous acct
dent which happened Monday night last, 10 the Mail
Stage which from place Fayettcvic and
public spirited and interchangeable contractors this line
the Messrs hlactt. have sustained. The particulars
nrccd with this unfortunate occurrence, learn,
io'"ws On the evening above mentioned, about eight
CLOCK, when within three miles of Averasboro where the
n"rses are changed the Driver stopped and there
oc'lS no passengers, compelled leave them alone,
whist DC supplied them with from little distance.
WIN bucket lie was thus engaged, when some mpru-
"eh' traveller, III crazy vehicle, behind the
cracking his WHIP and before the Driver could reach his
horses, they became frightened and started ruu and his
attempts In check them Intellectual. They kept the
road to Avcrasboro but Instead stopping stage
house, they continued their the ferry Cape
Fear about mile from, With naba,cd speed they
dashed down tho steep descent and plunged into the
where tie water was upwards Of twenty feet in depth.
The Stage with two mails, and four remarkably fine hog
Scs immediately sunk and when the inhabitants of the
town VINO mad followed in pursuit, arrived vcsgc of
The stage ur horses was to be We understands thai
with the dawn next morning. the ncighboung nhabita
repaired to the river and Ommcnced diligent search
for the lost mails They far
yer the large mail which they found hal mile from
where the down. where il had by
the force of the current, the stage being up
he small mail which is opened Intermediate OH
between Peersbursh Fayetteville has moi we, bee
found. Whether its valuable we do not know;
one gentleman however, of this CITY, had $500 H.
right and title which rather than contest with the "wide
waste of waters he has sold more adventurous
for $500 1t is expected, that this will be recovered
It is perhaps unnecessary add that horses
drowned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24
March 8. 1926

ri OTlCE--I shall commence keep ing transient Horses
y at Livery (in my Stables at the Bell 7avern) this
day. at 30 cents per night and day. (ncuding the 81
hoursl shall! take this opportunity Of publicly remark
S, that the attention paid any submitted to my
charge shall not be surpassed by any livery stable Rich
inond. MAURICE PRIMROSE.
march - IL If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24
NOTICE.

IL persons having chims against the Estate OF lard
l. u II. NhIockc, decd Fate Clerk Of Ie1rico County
Court are requested to make them known the subscriber
and those who indebted said estate arc adnonisbcd
10 make immediate payment to him, it is his wish
MS duy TO close bis administration speedily possible
HERBERT a CLAIBORNE, Admir-
Of lizard B. Whitlocke, deed.
Feb .r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

4Hother Nal Robber canSht.- Henry Banbridgc Cox
who robbed the mail of considerable money IN the
neighborhood OF Baton Rouge in January last arrest
ed by the Post Master Batavia, New York, on the 9TH
inst and is now Imprisoned in that village. The certainty
with which punishment overakes the perpetrators these
outrages, tend abrigc their number. nd 10 mo-
mote the security of the nubic Mails
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24
JOHN GARTH.

EsrEcTFuLIY informs his friends and the public, tla
III u he has removed from Lynchburg this place. for the
purpose oftansacng business Commission, which he
will he assisted by gentleman (l james w Dbrcll or
mitch experience, especially in the Tobacco rtade. He
occupies the house ID recently in possession of
Messrs. Seymour Scott and William Barrett.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

BRAZlI.-A private letter from Pernambuco, of yanI-
ST. says"1here has been rigorous mprcsnlent here
Tor the army, without any respect to persons whatever
No vessel departs for Rio Jaucro without carrying many
people Six thousand men have been ;akcn from Prrna M
buco alone, besides the regular batalions. Ccara
Also proceeded battalion of hundred men; ircm
baha the first battalion of rcmen, besides artillery and
cavalry, all for Rio. All the troops Rio have zone
to the South. The Emperor has declared war against
Buenos Ayresfo having aided the Argentine Rebels
The River La Plata is bockaded by fleet of hccnt tLro
vessels of war. Gen. Lccor, and Admiral Rodriguez Io-
o have been recalled to Rio In short things go not well
in favor of : = = = The Liberals have
gained great advantages in the actions which have taken
place.
sin Pernamhuco there is no security. The Military CO.
vernon Antero, is the despot that appeared in
this world"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

Claiborne Day, and Emily Jones, by - -, heE
guardian ad Item and next friend, attendants.
The defendant, Claiborne Day, having entered his
appearance according the of assembly the rules
OF this court, ami appearing the satisfaction of the
court that he is nhabitant of this commonwealth,
On the motion of the plaintiff by his Attorney it is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here day
May cor next, aud enter his appearance and the
PLAINTIFFS bill, and that copy of this order inserted
one OF the newspapers published IN the city Richmond
Tor eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY and posted up
of the said Courthouse
IL Copy. Tcste, g. D.lN.DRIDGE,c.c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

IA AS resumed the Practice of the Iaw-4drice. on
T. Il points of law and equity, will he give. for the Gus
tonay fees and not OteriSc, except where the
applicant shall declare his her inability pay fee in
which event. only advice will be given
services rendered. riG,ou any fee. Conyeyacng in all
its branches, executed For fees with the in
uicacy of the subject.
Richmond. March 10, 1926. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24
10000 Dollars in One CAPITAL.
SCHEAlI,


only l. Blank to q Prize!
This Lottery is arranged established and very
popular mode by the combination of numbers upon
each ticket, and their penutaons there being only So
numbers in the whole, of which will be drawn from the
wheel.
1t requires ticket to contain three the drawn
numbers to entitc the holder capital prizes and that
one which contains the three numbers in the order in
which drawn, is the grand capital of 100000.
ticket with only two of the drawn numbers may lie
prize q" S50O!-and every ticket having any of tie
drawn numbers, will he prize of $50.
Pr'cc Of Ifckes-Whole Tickets $50; Half 10; Quar-
ter 5; Eighth 80; Twentieth t.
u The cash paid for prizes soon as drawn
All letters (posi paid enclosing cash or prizes in
pviops Lottery gerry puuctually answered. Address to
Yates & MIntyre,
tch 70 Washington City.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

Nail RoJ6Cr Deecfed.-Thc New York Mercantile
Advertiser of Friday says:-By the steam boat which
arrived yesterday morning, in II hours from Albany we
learn that man ha- been arrested in that CITY who is
robbery of the mail His baggage which was sent from
this city by the steam boat, consisted of three or four
trunks. which on being oPen'S found to contain
great number Of the missing letters, drafts, &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

Sinking HdndS-At late duel in X. the parties dis
charged their pistols without effect; whcrcupun of the
seconds ntefered, and proposed that conha auts should
shake handSro this the other second objected unnc-
cessary "or said he, their hands have shaking this
half hour
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

Colon cl Stephen Kerr and William Kerr his brother
were both drowned in the Conodogunet Creek near
Carlisle Pa. the 9Th instant, while making an expo
riment i'll slack water navigation
'The creek having been raised by recent rains they
got iuto boat to examine the channel and the more
difficult parts of the stream After DESCENDING about
six miles they were met by mill dam, over the breast
of which, William, (who was well experienced in navi-
gaon) attempted to guide his small blrque his brother
having landed In crossing which the fore part of the
vessel turned Immediately down the fail of the dam and
the other end by the 70 of the was thrown
over and lillian Precipitated into the water 10 or
feet deep Col Kerr Immediately plunged in his rcl ef
but both were ingulphed IN eternity.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

u Orders for them will be received by LEWIS w r:pB
" 20. R'cimond-JAs. b. KENDALL 6 Co Petersburg
ana oiNcLAlR o. MOORE Baltinore-where the machines
may at any time be Price machine eehtecu
dollars.
Ech Z
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

B N CHANCERY.- At Il court held for New-kent
Il county, on the 9th day of February, 1896:
Inomas Hhiar', complainant.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

At rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court
of chaTccry for the Richmond district the 9th day of
Epbr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

I'm y. I5ENITC., c:t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

Feb 28
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

me following poem, which received tine premium of
f@Entg doilrs, from the editor of the New-York Mirror
avn Ladies Literary Gazette written ty Mrs. Il. NJ
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-06-28
TIE
Matchless Sterlinr

WILL Stand this season for
w Mares, at the following places. com.
mencing his route onsthe god of NAV inst
lie will be at Cnamberlain's Tavern, in Wor
cester, on Mondays-at Kings in Rutland
on Tuesdays-at Blacks, in Barre. on Wei.
nesdays-at French's, in Templeton on
Thursdays-at Adams's, in Westmnsinr. On
Fridays--st Msynard's, in Lancaster. on Sal.
urdsys- and the remainder Of the SEASON a,
the Stable Of the Subscriber, in Northboronob
The above route to be continued until fbc
fifth day Of August.
STERLING is an uncommonly boau,;ful
dark bay, of great promise, sixteen hand h;nh
and will DE eight years old next summer
he was sired by Old Sterling, rormer,v ~
-Hardwick and Charlton, who was hrad ~
Virginia, seventeen hands high, and ,vhosa
stock is superior to any in the State osnoc.
tally for the harness. The Dam OF The Min.
!ess Sterling was dark bay, of the fano"s
John Broiontng breed, of Rutland.
Terms Of said Horse, S5the season.
OF The aforementioned Horse will ,o.ve
his several stands at o'clock, p. M.
m HENRY HAsTINGs.
Ho'th5orough Nay 10, 1896. 9w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-06-28
EARLE g. CHASE
DEFER For SALE

OFFER FOR SALE
A NAssortment of EUROPE
~ AN and AMERICAN PIECE GOODS,
among which are the following:
Synchaws, Sarsnets. Levantne, Gros DINA
pies, and Gros D'Ete SILKS;
Cashmere and Valencia LONG SHAWLS;
Black Silk, Flag, aud Fancy Silk hdkt'si
A variety Of Cotton do
Common and Mourning CALICoEs;
Cambria and Cross-bar'd Muslin Prints;
Furniture Calicoes;
Plain and Figured Swiss and Book MUSLINS ;
Italian Grape Grape lAsse, ass'd colours;
Black Canton Grape
Black BombaZne
Bombazetts and Plaids;
Irish Linen and Long Lawns;
Linen and Imitation Handkerchiefs;
Plain and Garniture Ribbons
White Jean Dimoties;
Green and White Wells, Black Lace do.
Blue and Yellow Company Naukeens;
Table Cloths, Diaper, Crash;
Russia Duck, do. Sheeting;
Gloves, Worsted and Cotton Hose
Mecklin and BohbiEett Lace
Cords, Braid, Gimp Trimming;
Velvet, Shoe and quality bindings;
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Parasols;
Brown and White Shirtings and Shectings;
Ginghams, Stripes, Bed Ticking
White and Brown Striped Drillngs;
| Broadcloths, KeIscymeres
Sattinett, Flannel, Booking;
With a variety of other articles, too numerous
TO specify.
| ALSO
| A general Assortment of BOOTS ant
| SHOES Warren's Superior BLACKlNG-
Shoe Brushes--Shoe Pees--wth an Assert
ment of Shoe makers Tools.
All which will be sold on as fan terms a
can be obtained elsewhere. Those who wisl
to purchase are invited to call.
WoyceSier, mo. 81, 1896.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-06-28
LEAD AQUEDUCT PIPES.

TIE Subscriber informs the public
that he continues the manufacturing of T.eol
IfpeS Tor Aqut ducts at his old Stand, and kccus
constantly on hand all sizes, which may be had as
cheap as can be purchased elsewhere, (of N.
same qcallty) on application to Messrs LfNcoLS
FEARING * Co. Agents, No no, State-Srcet,
Boston, or to the Sub. criber.
rs pretcnces and promises, by those who seek
pobic latots, are aw ays lrks0me, and furnish too
Frequently jus, grounds for ,iistru.t, he Snhscih'
er VI" only observe, as 1t is his duty and his inter.
est, SO II will bc his utmost euteavor, to render
his work worthy OF a continuance of that patron.
age which 1t has received for number Of weave
past DAVID LORlNG.
Concord. .)tdSa. April &c. 1876. 4w.I0wenw
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-06-28
Notice.

TINE Subscribers, Comnis-
n sioners on the Estate Of ELIAS
bLoDGET1', late of Westminster, deceased.
represented insolvent, give notice-,hat Six
Months are allowed the Creditors to bring in
and prove their claims; that we shall meet
Eor that purpose at the house of jonathan
wh'trnaI, in said Westminster, on Tile second
Mondays Of September; October, and Novem-
Der next, IN the afternoons of each Of said
uSys' JONATHAN WHITMAN.
SIMEON sANDERSON.
Westminster, May is, 1926.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-06-28
r. g. w. KEITH

TEAVE received an addition
tothe ir Stock of WATCHES; Rich
Jewelry Silver and Plated Ware, &c. They
have alsore ceived great variety of PLUMEs,
of almost all colours aud lengths, which were
imported from France, and are of superior
quality.
In consequence of the extreme scarcity OF
these articles, persons wishing for them will
do well to cali Immediately, where they may
be furnished with Goods of any kind in their
line OF business, on reasonable term"
.9.o-a few Patent LeUer WATCHES,
one of which is full Jt,relsd, and of the best
workmanship.
Worcester, May "a, 1896. 3n
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-06-28
LIFE.

The leaf that falls in Autumn,s hour,
The rose that fades upon the stem,
Are emblems Of the silent power
OF time and change DER us and them;
Yet happier is the roses fate,
For spring will other leaves restore,
And sumner will new flowers create,
As bright as those which bloom'd before.
: But when ife's morning Dreams depart,
And grief succeeds to 1ancied bliss,
Oh what shall cheer the lonely heart,
Or soften sorrows bitterness
Years will roll on-and time will bring
Its various changes, but in vain
There is inlife but one short spring,
And it can meier return again!
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-06-28
Silks, Leghorns, Parasots
SSc.
Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest.

JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW-Y YORK,
q Cases Fresh Leghorns.
Case Parasols, doubla Florence Silk.
do. Super. Taffeta Silk Umbrellas.
A prime assortment of Fancy Silks.
Battistes--Plain & Fig'd Swiss y Null Musilns'
Paris made Gloves-Indispensables
Barase Gauze Hdkfs,-Fig'd Gauze Wells.
Super. Buff & White Swiss Cravats.
Gimps-Crape Pufhng-Laces.
French Curls, &c. sc.
.4lso,-a good assortment Of RonHet Silks
Artificial Flowers-and all articles
in TIE MILLIEARY line.
hf BONNETs, GAPS, & HEAD-DRESs
Els made by the best Milliner, and from the
latest patterns in New-York.
ON HAND,
Live Geese Feathers-Flour by
the barrel, for Family use-and w. |. Good:
s. Groceries Of the FIRST quality, cheap.
L. w. STOWELL & co.
Worcester, June 8, 1926. If
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2aoftrp.
Iron the New-York Times. ]


TO DEATH.
Monarch Of the gloomy pail
Fell king of terrors. thou
Before whose awful shrine
Submissive nations bow
All shrouded as thou art in night,
And clad in horrors dire,
I shrink not at thy fearful call,
Nor dread thy fatal ire.
Leave to the joys of love and life
The beautiful and bright
Nor blast the flower just springiug forth
In loneliness and light.
Strew not the blossoms Of the spring,
Waste not the vernal bloom
Young hopes, young hearts, are fitting not
The silence of the tomb.
Fly from the joyous crowd, for there
Thy frown is darker yet,
Nor On the brow elate with hope
Thy chilling signet set;
And spare, D spare, that smiling youth,
And pass that blooming bride,
He is his fathers only hope,
And she, her mothers pride.
Yet vain all human praye. 70 thee,
Lone Regent Of the dead!
ne bridegroom ana the OTldes the young
And beautiful are fed,
Why wilt thou design TO send thy shafts
Amid the blythe and frees
Come TO this heart, long to tread
The narrow grave with thee.
Come in consumption's pallid hue,
Or hush'd with fever's heat,
Or bid thy agents quick destroy
No doom fear to meet;
Come, for this world is nought to me,
Eve seen fond hopes decay;
A willing victim bends to thee,
And courts thy dreary sway.
G.. A. S.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-06-28

- INDIAN SPECIFIC, for the cure Of
Colds, Coughs, Consuniptons, Splitting Of Hocd,
Asthmas, and all Disorders OF the Breast aud
Lungs.
/ here is perhaps no mt dicai observation better
established, none more generally confirmed BY the
experience of the best physicians, Of all ages and
countries, and none OF more Importance to the
human family, than the fact, that Uiany Of III.
most difficult and incuraiie consuuptions orici.
nate in neglected colds IN a ciim.te so variable
as ours, where the changes OF the weather are
frequently sudden and unexpected, it requires
more care and attention to guard against this dan
gerous enemy of life, than most people imagine.
or are able and willing to heslow. The bIts Of
mortality exhibit the melancholy fact, that The
proportion Of deaths by this disease may he CON
sIdered as about five TO one. Inasniuch, then. n,
this fatal disease bids defiance 40 the skill of The
most learned physicians, it is qualification to the
Proprietor that he is eaabIcd TO offer To tbosc NJ
iicted with it, goodIy prospect of relief in that
highly valuable remedy, the VLGGTAnLE ISpI,N
SrEciFIc. The Indians IRE happy in their know.
ledge of medical plants; governed : holly by cy
pcrience, they are certain US to their effect and
il is said by an author Of great character. tIrt
true consumption is a disease never known among
them.
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- Notice is hereby Gtven,
TNHAT the Suhscr;ber

peen daily appointed Administrator nm ,ho
Estate Of ANDREW SMITH. ls.e If Ru ~ .Se
70 tne County OF Worcester, Fac deceassT ~.
nas taken upon himself that trust by vv;ns lam anu
"a Y tcea Jaw directs. All persons indebted 20
rn s.s ss are hereby called upon to make i'm.
lste = indebted, are requested 10 exhibit ,ha;.
deaial,ds for settlement. " eA"'"'' the'r
Autiaad, June 6, 1896. """r'
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CERTIFICATE.

- "BALTIMoRE, DEC, Z, 1926
81, w. PmcE, of the city OF baltimore. do
hereby certify aud declare, that vas for long
time afflicted with severe cold, acconIpanied
with an almost ncessant cough and pain in M,
breast and lungs; also sbittiAg Of 6io9d and nj
r,ilent matter from the lungs, with night sweats
and levers, and was much emaciated with Io,s Of
appetite. rest, &c applied to several eminent
ply sclans, and passed through a course of medi.
cine, but could obtain no relief, aud found myself
last verging on to confirmed CO. umpIion.
Having at length heard of the mapy ASTONISHING
cnres cfeciedby the Vcge,a5ie Indian Specific
was induced to make trial OF it, aud found elmo,
immediate relief and my rest restored | con
tinued IT'S use, improving fast, my appetite better,
aud all the symptoms Of the disease daily dimin
ishing, aud |" few weeks was completely cured
and have remained so for several months, anlam
now N better health and flcsh than have beei,
for many years. w. PRICE,
-, For sale (onIy) BY J. ROBINSON, Druggist
Worcester.--Price 81 per bottle. "'o'''
December 2S, 1895.
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Notice IS hereby Given,
THAT the Subecr;bo., |,

TIC OUDscflbers have
~: VIA. been duly appointed Executors Of ,b.
, n w, Wni and Testament and Codcil of ISA AZ.
LAWS, late Of marlborough, in the Conn,y ~ -
Worcester, Esquire, deceased, and have ,sL a u
upon themselves that trust by giving bonds 90 ,sn
Jaw I'Ieets. All persons indebted to said Es,a,
are hereby called upon to make immsd;a,s
p .ai and all those to whom said Es,s,e
, .nJS c are requested to exhibit their de.
ifH!NEAS DAVIS, ,
JOHN DAVIS, ERE.
.S1ps 9, 1886.
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CHICKERING'S REPORTS

a No. l, Vol. g. This day published by
HARRISON GRAY, 70, Washington-streei.
Cases argued and determined in the Su.
pren1e Judicial COlsrt Of Massachusetts-No.
Of Vol. 8, Computing the cases of the March
Term In the Counties Of Suffolk and Nantuck
ct, and part Of the September term in Berk-
shire County, 1895, by Octavius Pickering
Counsellor at Law.
OF A portion of PiclIering's Reports will
hereafter be done up in numbers-those who
prefer taking them in this way will please for
ward their names Immediately 10 the publish
e. The price of the first number is 81 ,25 nav
able on delivery-to those who prefer taking
the volume when completed, the price will be
81: SO bound.
Boston, June 10, 1926.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-06-28
Celebration.

THE Fnftieth Anniversary OF
II American Independence will be cele-
brated the ensuing 9TH Of July, in Brookfeld.
Procession will form at l / o'clock precisely. at
the house of Danforfh Field, at whose bar
Tickets may be had at one dollar each. An
Grafton will be pronounced by Francis B..
Ste6bins, Esq. of Brimfeld. The Rev. Clergy,
and Citizens in general, are respectfully invited
TO attend. AARON KIMBALT., Jr. See'y
Of Committee of .4rrangen,ents.