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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-10
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.9oath Hen y, a..i ia.al u, Brla1y;yinc .Gias,
Ii and adjoining ,r store .orulcrly conducted ly
Mr. John Ktce N !; arocelA where ii may moi DC
Of discriminatory ID eii ana examine ion themselves.
The following compose part Vi their assortment:
mo IO0il5
Supetiinc broad cloths aud cassiiiars, assorted
coior>; linen a. cotton trItilng-. yellow "d biua
imported and domestic nantlm, alcntia, Niarac"s,
tonct and florcnme vesnngs; black, plan and
Us died bonibaHetis; Gircas-'an glnghaus, cdiICocs.
cauhrc, bcact.eG ana brown siirtlng ami siicatng
mslils, Irish linens, long lawns and cnibiic Iil'e
i.cpentes fiorencrs, tiras de .Napics, iucstilI4.
liag and baudan, hdks. Cotton ind linen do. Whit.
and cuored Canton Grape AMI Grape st,""is, green,
white aud black Italian do. "oiet:d aud cotton hose
and s,!spenleis ork-t;n and beaver giuNes. ltaw-
skins make 81 kid gloves OF superior quality, Nlite
and cpored domestic plalds and stripes, tayfy,
han4-np and Pittsburg cords tu-tts and di.iiin.s
ilaLncls furniture ana apron check SMi1s, nia,
book and .l;,ck0ile mus.; 81 "a and ID uiuty
crash diaper and table linens, be',t,ekng; hj,sl,,
and imitation she rting, blc,chcd ana unbleachsd :
coarse linens. 0sHanurg and BuriaPs, Porter and
Lancashire sheen4s; Ninainpon jackson, Adams,
ansl Jefferson stripes leus, Garcia stripe, giu@-
haiis black aud brown holland, sacking-bottonis,
Sowin. silks ami sowing cottons, senshaw, sarscAe,
black and light cuiored lasting, &C.
liiIIt GRlf.S.
Sugar, tea, coffee molassc+ flour, mackerel, in
bbls. and half bills. ginger, ai-pcc, pepper srunnd
and in the grain, nntnegs, cloves, NC. Together
with general variety Of liquors and sea stores
PILNIS IND OILS.
White lead, black lead, red lead, blue, rcd vel
low ochrc, Prussia blue chronic yellow, ycrdigri,
ground and dry, patent green, fig blue, oawooi
&c. winter, summer, conllon castor, litsced, and
sweet olls
Farther, Ghinn, glass and Queensscnre
Having purchased the above goods chiefly 1t auc
ton, we are certain we can sell them at the most
reduced prices 10 those who may favor Us with
their custom.
SAMUEL M'ChILLEY,
JOHN RICE.
.Tunc %, 1927.
n. i. We have in addition to the above lust re-
cciyed a general assortment of Fashionable IVooi
and Far HATS, on commission, from the well
known factory of ISAAC SHoTwELL, No, AZ, south
Front Street, lphiawhich will be sold low.
| Magistrates Blanks, of all descriptions for sale
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EsMkAIsas s.. BesgsKS,

Oleverv SIZE, made TO any pattern. elegant au-
rabIe and cheap, suitable for Banks, Public oiiiccs'
Merchants. sc.
Il. Porter (. Son, having laid in a fresh and
ex,cusnc sneA Of goods IN then. lilie AT very redne-
"a prices val be enabled to supply them Wholesale
aud rc,ail ii paiIatiep hia price, generally
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

q stout healthy negro woman about Is years old,
VINO VIII have to serve till 28 or so, to do kitchen
this office. Apply -
.h0ae 10, 1897. 1a-tf
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SHE e Z = T.

for the ensuing term. lie would rcmark that' iron
his confined situation, be probably may not have
ia his power to call on, and personally solicit, ~
sufFrages of his fellow citizens to WHOM, hA.N'N.'
he hereby pledges himself that i successful, "
will execute the duties of the Office win ih''tl'.
and to the best Of his ability: also, to ahee ~ una
,noda Of nomination which may be determined or.
NV the County Meeting at Red Lion; and. II IN
successful, to cheernly and faithfully support me
candidate who may be SO fortunate rs to obt'nn thc
nomination. ". b. ,oe =,
nIiddletoWn, June I, 1921 l.'-u
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NE w s'hNdbHs 81
Must 0pencd.

The subscribers beg leave TO inform their friends
and the public generally nHt they have commenced.
Tie Dry Goods and Grocery Business, under the
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rhliadclphia, 18Th March, 1897.
Nm. ]. ALBRIGHT,


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f' - l''I @ 'e eAe'a''u e'i'y pe"s
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49, ~ ~ e"aoIa o co''huiiicate 70 you 'he p'c-a"o
i'e.ia e'ce Oh perfect Cures,
M lltONl MUSlCh,
kulcke street, Northern Liberties.
/ dik 1LBRlGUT,
SIN NJ, -, s.a.,, .,.aa :, ,.aau. .a,-a. .;,h +,
SEVEN pan n the ,ns;e u t NJ, rt fam n senemler
1875. Ia Oct beg ii swelied very n,ucn a py.
bread and ilk ponLtices 10 be applied,
which reduced The swelling soon amer the cap Of The
knee syy.l,e,l -, IN. ,lt,iS,,, . a;, a,n,.
cd which ,,.uicrd lie s,.,ii,mr l lun made rs
appearance On me ,hn in ycry short lime his leg swell
O! to doaie It's ordinary size, wa, very much inlred
eu ppearace INC boy sutteed The ma M
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~. l.o ~ ,.ol,cod q,r;cpq n10nr 7chich are
~ y - = !,
Family ana d r ,,,n.s ''osS rplsn Iealers
y ',a"sa,I,',s lam ,o. intpoeiuctons
vir.l Delpmul ecquels
ilou.e do. M4r@ys GEnmars
creek i.ex'eens Com. ~
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81. -" ,a,',', us,,y TX inllyard
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suERIFF'S OFFICE.

The Subscriber e8ers Aimscf 10 Tie Dem"erotic &c
publican C,tzeas, Of .Nelr-Custfe co"nty,
as Il caadittoic for the Qite 81
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Roozx & FhN.yy ARTICLES.

For sale at II. PORTER a SUNS BOOK STORE,
Ma. o.. Market Street agenerdt assortment q
hooks. in elegant gilt binding ana plae@'
STATIONERY, 1fA.NCI .fRI1CLE5, sc.
&c. nc. al reduced prices among 7chlch are
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al Wilmington, Dela7care, conducted 0y We'll
AM SnERER, 7cith The assistance q accom-
pliShed female TEACHERS.
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2.
I, Mary Peterson, of Wluiington Delaware, aged A
years. WAS taken with sorouons disease about July, 1885,
which commenced with severe pain in the side and
about the latter end of September and beginning of Cct
ber was again attacked, but viii. violent pln ii my
head,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-10

The following certificate furnishes second proofo the
superior efficacy Of tie Columbian Syrup over the tanacea
CEnflFiCATE
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-10
SAMUEL M'ChULLEY.
JOHN RICE.
.T,lne % 1927.

Magistrates Blanks, of all descriptions for sale
at No. 81, Market-StTeet
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WITCHES, JEWkLRY, &c.
P. e. ID. GODDARD

EHAVE just received from New York and
u y Boston large additions to their Stock in
Trade, consisting of Watches; Filigree, Fine
Gold, Jet and Pearl Jewelry; Cutlery; Brass
Fire Sets Shell Combs Brittania, Japanned
Silver and Silver Plated Ware; with a gem
eral assortment of FANCY ARTICLES in
their line
They have also received large assortment
of WATCH MOVEMENTS, consisting ofth
Patent Lever and Common Escapements. of
variety of patterns, made particularly to order
for them, which they are now casing and offer
on the most reasonable terms
ALSO good assortment of Brass eight-day
TINE PIECES, of various patterns. Gold or
Silver Cases, to new or old Watches, made to
any pattern at short notice.
They have an elegant assortment of Gold
Watch Chains, Seals and Keys, from the best
Manufactures, which, with all the above nam
ed articles, will be sold as low as they can be
purchased in Boston.
Worcester, Oct. 81 6w44
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-31
LITERARY

Mr.. WILLIAM &. WOODBRIDGE, our coun-
! tryman, author of a valuable series of Geo
graphical works, extensively used in this coun-
try, has recently been elected a corresponding
momber Of the Geographical Society of Paris,
on the nomination of the illustrious Geogra-
pher, Baron Humboldt. We understand the re-
spected Baron highly approves ofthe plan adopt
ed by Mr.. w. in his school books, and that an
edition the School Geography by MIR. w. has
already been published by the London book
sellers, and also on the continent. Mr.. w. has
been residing in Europe for nearly two years
past, has visited the school of Felenburg and
the most celebrated institutions i'll Europe, all
for the express purpose of advancing his knowl-
edge in the science TO which he is devoted
and FOR the result of which, the American peo-
pie are placed under much obligation.
We are informed that a second edition of the
Universal Geography, Ancient and Modern,
which has been revised and prepared for the
press in France, By MIR. w under the most ia
vorabie opportunities possible for improvement
and for correction of error, is now in press in
this country, and will soon be published, ac-
companied by modern and ancient maps, and
executed in neat style of workmanship. We
look for this new edition with high expecta-
ton. 1t is generally known that the plan up
on which Mr.. w. and Mrs. Wizards School
Biographies are constructed, are in many re-
spects new and original, especially so is the
idea of comparison and classification, iii its
application to the science of Geography, as
facility for aiding the pupil. The plan of Mr..
w as adopted in his Geography, he states to
have been formed and adopted by his father in
1918; the copy right for his fret publication
was taken out in 1921, since which period six
large editions of the School Geography have
been published.
We have been led to these remarks from
desire that Mr. w. should receive all the ben
eft TO which he has claims, both from the merit
of his books, and the devotion of his time,
strength, and resources to his favorite study.
Teachers and committees of schools and cor
porations, in selecting books for introduction,
should examine the claims of Mr. w s books,
and we hope they will not be overlooked amidst
the numerous like productions that have since
been published, Chat assume the same appear
Gnce) without equitable and real considerations.
MIR. w. has the popularity of summing up
great amount of valuable information in small
space, and of presenting it in tangible form,
SO as to impress the memory most strongly.
We believe that more intelligence, and great
or amount of knowledge can be drawn from
his series of Geographical works, and retained
IN the mind, than can be procured from any
similar work extant. The published opinion
of teachers and literary gentlemen of the first
responsibility, also reviews from our best
periodical Journals, are substantially in favor
of Mr. WIS bOoks-BoStOR Recorder g. Tel.
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In his Intercourse with others, he was frank
and conciatory in manner, but infexbly Just
he was open, decided and consistent in the
avowal of his sentiments but candid and gen.
erous to those who differed from him.
As lawyer, he felt deep sense of his res
possibility and never lent his professional aid
to render the law an instrument of oppression,
but recommended TO his clients, what he prac-
tised himself, an honesty above the letter of
the law, resting on higher obligations, and en-
forcedby weightier sanctions. His well bal
anced mind, his prudent counsels, and his Just
and discriminating judgment. secured to him
the confidence and esteem of the community
and his assistance constantly sought to deter
mine controversies at home, to save resort to
more expensive, but not less impartial tribu-
nails.
While the religious society, of which he was
long an ornament and support, have to lament
the decease of constant and Jealous friend
and member, they are consoled by the remem-
brance and example of those christian virtues,
which regulated and adorned his life, and sus-
tanned him, with an undoubting hope and faith,
IN the hours of sickness and death-COm
In Union, (Me.) on the 2lBt inst. Col. John
Gleason, aged 81, formerly of Franz ngham.
He was an active officer in the war of the rev.
olution.
In Portland, on the 22d inst. Rev. Edward
Payson, d. d. an able and eminent divine.
In Plnckneyville, Missy Sept. 30 James, the
eldest son of James Wilson, .Ir. Esq. in the
18th year of his age.
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DIED.


In Dudley, on the 9th of August last, Elmira
Arson Barnes, only daughter of MI. Moses
Barnes, aged 3 years; and on the 10Th inst
Mrs. Callina Barnes, wife of Mr. Moses Barnes,
aged 80.
In Shrewsbury, on the 9Th inst MIR. Jona-
than Newton, aged 80.
In Ward, on the 18th inst. widow Mary Put
nam, aged 70, formerly of Sutton. Printers in
Vermont are requested to insert this DEATH
In Leicester, on the Goth ult. Asa, son of
Mr. Asa Woodland, aged months and % days.
In Ward, Mr. Joshua Buck, aged So.
In Shrewsbury, widow Sarah Hemenway,
aged 6S.
In Sterling, widow Lucy Houghton, relict Of
the late Mr.. Benjamin Houghton, aged "a
In Mendon, Mrs Bathany Gatchel, wife Of
Mr. Increase Gatchell, aged %
In Philadelphia, in May last, Mr. John w,
Smith, formerly of this town, aged 81.
In Mendon, on the 23d inst. Richard George,
Esq. aged SO, In the death of Mr.. George
society has sustained no ordinary loss. He
performed the several parts, which fell to his
allotment in the scenes of busy life, faithful
" and conscientously He sought no stations
of empty honor nor disquieted the peace of a
well spent life by single ambitious wish to be
other or greater, than useful citizen an up
right magistrate, an enlightened lawyer, an
honest man, and christian. All these he leaS.
The rational consistency of his character re-
suited from principles, early and maturely con-
sidercd and firmly fixed, which influenced his
whole course Of conduct, and guided him safely
in tho path of duty,
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500 REWARD.

FETflE Store of the subscriber was broken
a open during the night following the 23d
inst and goods stolen to the amount Of about One
Thousand Dollars; consisting of Broadcloths,
Vestings, Calicoes, steam-loom Sheetings and
Shirtings, Plaids, Flannels, Ribbons, 3 pairs
CalfSkin Boots, Camblet Cloak with fur col
lar, several articles of Hardware and various
other Goods.
The above reward will be given for the de-
lection of the Thief or Thieves, and the recov-
ery of the Goods, or FIFTY DOLLARS for
either, and all necessary charges paid.
JOHN SHERMAN.
l-i.,r.,,,,-;ll, Enst S1,ttn., Ont Oh L
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JUST PUBLISHED BY
billiard. GRAY & ca

EIVASY LESSONS in Geography and His
3 tory, by Question and Answer designed
for the use On ne Younger classes in the New
England Schools. Second Edition, revised and
improved to which are prefixed, the dement's
OF Lnean Drawing. By JosEPH ALLEN, Min
lister of Northboro, Mass
he following notice of this work is contain
cd IN the journal of Education, for July, 1897:
This is one of the happiest attempts for the
Improvement of primary education that has
ever fallen under our notice. The arrange
ment of the materials is exceedingly iudicious :;
being managed so as to lead the young mind
gradually through a natural and easy and in
terestlng succession of thought, in which the
elements of geography and of national history
are very finely combined No mechanical pro-
cess of memory is employed: all is rendered
ineligible and familiar, and at the same time
equally instructive and pleasing.
Primary education has been very deficient
hitherto in aids such as this We would ear
nestly ntreat the attention of school commit
tees to this practical and useful work. Vastly
more may be done with young children, than
merely teaching them to spell and read and
books such as this, in the hands of attentive
teachers, might be rendered as much a matter
of recreation as of study whilst large por-
ton of time now misspent would be redeemed
for the Invaluable purposes of early improve
ment.' Boston, Oct 81
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THE Mule. Died lately in, poverty, in
England, S. Compton, the inventor of the
spinning machine called the mule, now
universally used by cotton manufacturers.
To this man, observes .NiteS'S Weekly
Register, the British nation was indebted
for the immense power which it has exerted
for many years past, as his machinery fur
nished the means for accomplishing more in
battle than all the Wellingtons who com
manded her armies, as without the profits
on manufactures, the armies which they
led could not be raised or fed by Great Brit
ain, one girl earning as much as would
purchase the bodies of six German soldiers
TO fight for King George. The nation was
therefore indebted to Mr.. Compton more
than all the Wellingtons but whilst the
latter have hundreds of thousands squan-
dered on them, the former dies mendi-
cant. This is the fate of unobtrusive
merit.
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0p ATTENTION.!

- ing towns who owe for the paper prior to
the 14th of March last, viii find their bills at
the places annexed, where they are requested
to call and settle them without further delay
viz: North Brookfield, at Carey & Rice's Store
New Braintree, at Bowmans Store Oal<ham.
at the Post Office; north part of Spencer and
vicinity, at Rice 81 Goodelrs Store and the
remainder of the bills on that route are in the
Post Riders hands with whom they may be
adjusted October 81
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CoUNgEFEITERs DETECTED. David
WooGmancy, jun. of Christian Hollow,
Onondaga county, was apprehended in
this village on the 10th inst. and examined
on the 18th, when seven hundred and sew
enty-nine dollars of counterfeit money,
were found in his possession, on the follow
ing banks,viz New London, Conn. 81 bills of
IS; Phoenix, Hartford, Conn. 3 bills of
$40; Wilmington and Brandywine, 3 bills
of $50; Troy, 10 bills of2; Syracuse Salt
Company 80 bills of 50; U. States Bank,
S.; Bradford Commercial Bank, $40;
Hampshire Bank, Mass. bills of 81 ; Paw
tucket, r. I. SO bills of 81; Worcester,
Mass. 81; Catskill, 1916 bills of 50. The
bills generally are badly executed the
paper coarse, and the engravings inelegant.
Cortland (M " Observer.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
liz scriber has duly appointed Admns
traitor on the Estate of DANIEL W. SMITH
late of Oxford, in the County of Worcester, de
ceased, aid has taken upon himself tina, trust
BY giving bonds as the law directs All persons
indebted 10 said Estate are hereby called upon to
make immediate payment, and all those to whom
said Estate is indebted, are reques ed to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
Oct. 20, 1857. SAMUEL SMITH,
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m NEW GOODS.

HVHE subscriber is now opening the richest
n and most extensive variety Of
NEW and SE.aSO.N.4BLE GOODS
that can be found in this vicinity which, add
ed to bis former stock, comprises almost every
article of
English, india, French and Do
nestle Goods,
that are usually kept in Country Store.
Crockery Ware, Hard Ware, and w. I. Goods,
all of which will be sold on the lowest terms,
for Cash or approved Credit.
u Purchasers from distance will find it to
their advantage to call and examine.
JOHN G. THURSTON.
Lancaster, Oct. 81. II
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WEST INDIAN Nero WHIP. One Of
these tremendous instruments of exaction
and torture, has been put into our hands.
The lash is six feet three inches long, its
diameter at the large end is full inches,
from this it gradually diminishes in size to
the other extremity: the thong is compos-
ed of large size whip-cord well knotted
The handle is 2 feet inches long, and is
formed of species of cane, the upper part
of which, for about one half the length has
been split into pieces the size of small
cord, being admirably calculated by its
elasticity to give full effect to the terrific
lash. Its whole appearance is most appal-
ling, and would excite feelings Of strong
indignation in this country, if exercised
even on brute.--EngIishp paper.
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LAST NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the subscribers
"a whose Notes and Accounts are due, are
requested to call and settle the same with
them, previous to the fifteenth of November
next, or they will find them with an Attorney
for collection LEWIS g. FISHER.
Worcester, Oct. 81, 1927.
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MILLINERY.

KEISS N. WESSON continues the MILLIx-
I'VE cry BUSINESS at her Room, few rods
north of the Centre School House, where she
has just received patterns of the newest fash
ions of CAPS & BONNETS, and will be hap
ply to wait on such as favor her with their or
,iiars.
WASTED,-Two GIRLS as AppRENr1-
oEs at tie a5aye business.
Worcester. Oct ~. ~
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Rutland, June 3, 1927.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Commonwealth OF MASSACHUSETTS.
In Senate, June IA, 1927.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That
the Petitioners Gauge an altested copy of their
Petition. with this Order thereon, to be served
on the Town Clerk Of the lawns of Hardwick
New Braintree, Oakham, Rutla7d, Holden and
Shrewsbury, and published three weeks sue
cessively in the National .H7gis AID i%ssach@,
least, before the first "Wednesday Of the So fon
Session of the present General Court, that b.
'Harsons interested may then appear and shew
ca,:se, IF any they have) why the prayer Of
said Petlt;zn -hould not be granted.
Sent down for Ccncu.-'ance
PAUL WIZARD, clerk.
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A PuzzLE FOR THE Curious. Last Thurs
day. in town not 100 miles from Trowbridge,
the relatives as below surrounded one dinner
table One great grandfather, three sisters,
one son in law, two grandfathers, one brother,
two daughters in law, one grandmother, two
husbands, two unces, three fathers, two wives,
three aunts, two mothers, one mother IN law,
one nephew, four children one father in law,
two pieces, three grandchildren, two brothers in
law, two cousins one great grandchild, three
sisters in law The whole party consisted of
seven persons only arc all we'll known to the
avriter, who will undertake to prove the cor
rcciness ot the above statement Eng -apoy.