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Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
so SMALL A BUSINESS /"

Mr. Eaton never expected that Mr.. Clay would al
lude to $50 small busness' as bis 1900 dollar
loan to Stephen Simpson, Editor of the Columbian
Observer. This transaction, to Mr.. Eaton's mind, !,
was very Innocent and unoffendng one. At the
request of the Editors Of that paper, Mr.. Senator
Eaton, the colleague, the friend, and bographer Of
General Jackson" according to his own acknow.
ledgment, " did lend a sam of money" 1t was ac-
tually Mr.. Eaton's own money ~ 1t was indeed
for he says Mr.. E. thinks it might be wrong
to lend Editors money " as stipend to induce to a
course not sanctioned by their preference or udg-
ment." But just look here-Mr. Eaton discovered
that Mr.. Simpson, for eighteen months or more
had habonred IN support Of Aadreao Jachson:" and
that, dye see, materially altered the case.
Simpson had really taken his stand-and there
fore MIR. Eaton thought he could lend him money
with propriety, without the charge Of :. improving
the press" This press, every one knows who saw
the papers issued from it, was Of the most abus-
i've and dsgracefu that appeared in this coun,
try 1t could not be tolerated by many Of the Jack.
sonians themselves But this is rather g small
business'-Mr. Eaton has right to lend his " own
money" ashe peases-and is not to be censured for
aiding man, at his own request, who had ''labor-
ed more than eighteen months to- support Andrew
Jackson s'There's no mistake about that.''
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
SCR APPS.

The steam boat North America performed trip
last week between Albany and New York, in 10
hours and 40 minutes.
Gen. Morales, formerly commander at Maraca-
bo entered on the duties of his office as Governor
of the Canaries. on the 4th OF July,
The Roston Commercial Gazette mentions, that a
lot of land at the head of Long Wharf Portland,
vacated by the late fire, has been purchased BY a
numberof gentlemen who propose to erect upon 1t
Mariners Church. Severals thousand dollars have
already been subscribed by the citizens, towards
the audabc undertaking.
Messrs. Wait and Son. Of Boston. have Just pub
lished an English translation Of the personal Nara
five of the first voyage Of Columbus to Amer'ca.-
rhis narrative has been recently for the first time
published il Spain, by Mr.. Navarretta, from the
original manuscript lately discovered. A full and
interesting notice of the work was given IN late
number Of the North American Review.
, Ne,u Bedford This town is described as very
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
From the NJ. York Daily Advertiser.

The. Mediterranean continues to De the scene OF
important operations IN aa'''p i 81 sunossd w that
he combined naval squadrons of England, France
and m Russia, are, OF will soon be assembled in the
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
DELAWARE JOURNAL.
WILL GlSCNS
FyiAay, October 40, AS27.
THE 1000 YOUNG MEN,

Who met at Tammany Hall, in New-York, on Sat
urday Evening last, among other resolutions adopt
ed the following: ). H.
Resolved, That we have full confidence IN the
wisdom. integrity, and purity of the National Ad,
mipistration and that we will give them our cordial
and united support.
Mauv persons (says the Virginian,) seem to haye
forgotten the result of the last presidential elecuof
in Virginia. For their benefit we sub]oln s'a'e
ment Of the votes given for the several candidates
Crawford, ~
Adams, ooao ao
jackson, & zIoo c,oo
Clay, loof
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
Part of PENNSYLVANIA.


From Poulson's Daily Advertiser it appears that
pha, Montgomery, Berks, Lancaster, Dauphin,
Mfln, Schuyikill, Franklin Chester, Delaware,
and Bucks in which Gen. Jackson, in l824,ha
majority Of 1865, he has now onl' 2o1-
king gain in favor of the Administ; ton + 9,s4i.
In some of these counties, the A4.n.. ration
candidates have succeeded and in all, the stren, III
Of the Opposition has been much overrated, as the
late elections testify.
The National Journal, speaking of the results of
the late elections in Maryland, Delaware, SC. &c.
remarks
They show two important facts. In the first place
they satisfactorily prove that the charges made
against the Administration have not produced that
effect on the public mind which those who made
them, relying on the imaginary influence of their
own talents and perseverance, had hoped and anti
cipated. They prove that the boasted evidence
talked about by Mr.. M'Duthe, as being as conclu-
sive on the charge Of corruption, is required in
Court Of justice to insure capital conviction has
produced precisely an opposite verdict before the
tribunal of public opinion and led to acquttal in,
stead of condemnation. In the second place, they
have exposed to the people the tallacies which the
Opposition editors in the practice of circulating
as to the real course ofpublic opinion and the in,
correctness of the calculations with which they fa
vor their readers. No doubt they had persuaded
those who believe in their predictions, that in all the
three instances which we haye given, the result:
would be as splendid in favor of General Jackson
as they have proved to be in favor of Mr.. Adams
and his Administration. Will those who have beer
thus deludcd, be persuaded again to pm their fait
), on the sleeves of such prophets !?
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19

neghborhood of those contendng parties, for the
purpose of forcing them to come to terms, and
thus put an end to most cruel and sangulnary con-
test.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19

Experiments have shown that gunpowder COULD
be exploded by the stroke of iron upon iron; iron
upon copper; copper upon copper; iron upon marble
and by using the balistc pendulum, by lead upon
lead and with suitable precautions even by lead
upon acood. The experiments most clearly show,
that, in all the manipulatons Of powder manufac-
tory, all violent shocks and percussions should be-
carefully avoided, since they may occasion the dis
engagement of sufficient heat to produce ths nfan-
nation of powder.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19

Red ,4nts.--A small piece of Camphor laid in an,
place infested by these troublesome insects, is sal'
to cause them to make precipitate retreat.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-02-28

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Feb. 10, 1927
To the WidOW and Heirs Of JOSEPH EsTA-
BROOK, late Of Westminster, in said County,
deceased, and TO all others concerned in he
Estate Of SAID deceased, GREETlEo.
you are hereby cited TO appear (if
you see fly at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in April next, at ten of the clock,
before noon, to show cause why License should
not be granted to sell and convey so much of said
deceased's Real Estate as will raise the sum of
seventy eight dollars, for the payment of debts
and charges, and you will he heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Rer.
8 By order Of the Hon. Judge.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Feb. 6, 1897.
To The W,dow and Heirs of JOHN f. NEW
TON, late of Templeton, in said Coa,,tv.
deceased, and 10 all others concerned an The
Estate Of said deceased, GREETINc.
WOU are hereby cited TO appear If you
IL sec fiji at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester in said County, on the first Tuesday
in March next. at ten Of the clock, before noon,
to show cause why License should not be Granted
to sell and convey SO much OF said decaasedB Real
Estate, rs will raise the sum of SAG dollars. for
the payment Of debts and charges; and YOU viii
be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Raj.
By0vdsrcf the Hon. Jadee.
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Notice as herebq Givea,

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Jan. 80, 1897.
To the WldO,O, Creditors and Hers of FARLEY
HAMMoN, late Of Lancaster, IN sad County,
deceased, and 10 all others concerned in he
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear (il
you see fly at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the FIRST
Tuesday IN March next, at ten Of the clock
before noon, to show cause why the Instrume nj,
which purports to be the last Will and Tesla.
ment OF said deceased, should not be approved
and you will be heard thereon
,NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Feb 6, 1897
TO The Heirs Of MANY GooDENow, Iate Of
Boylston, an SAID County, deceased, and 10
all Others concerned in the Estate of said
deceased, GREErInG.
WoU are hereby cited to appear (ifyou
see NIT at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Tues
day IN March next, at one Of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration of said deceased's Estate should
not be allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL- PAINE, J. E'rbbs
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PTHE GRAVEL.
Vegetable Lithontriptic and Specific Sol
gent Powders.


WNHIS invaluable composition has been
IL fully tested as AN efectua remedy for the
gravel or stone in the bladder, inflammation of
the kidneys, bloody water, Fculty Of aicturitiOH
and every complaint of the urinary system, except
diabetes in young children.
Complaints of the above nature are so distress.
ing, and so little benefit has been derived from
the remedies usually offered, that this Lithontrip-
tic has been ordered to all parts of the United
States, to the British Provinces, the West Indies
&c.; and its use has nvariably been attended with
the most happy results. Many certificates of its
virtues might be offered, but it is presumed the
following statement of facts will be sufficient.
"Mr. A. Davenport, of Cambridge, has been
severely afflicted with the gravel for manyyears-
He had resorted to the most eminent physicians,
and visited all the celebrated mineral waters, but
the disease gradually increased, until, to use his
own language, "hfe 1vas almost a 6urthen''-He
purchased Bottle of the Lithontriptic in No.
vember, 1926, and second, on the first of Janua-
the same month, having taken large dose tho
evening preceding, he voided large quantity of
gravel, one Of zvlich stones 1veighed f0riy grainS
The last information from this man WAS that he
enjoyed good health, and felt very little Of his for
mer obstinate and excruciating difficulty.
gentleman of Porto Rico, who had been cured
OF complaint of the urinary system, by the use
OF the Lithontrptic, has lately ordered six bottles,
tor the use of his cOuntrymen, who were laboring
under similar complaints.
GrSold by ]. ROBINSON, Worcester-A. L.
LOWE, No. 10, Bowdoin Row, Court street, and
by }. p. HALL, Jr. Union street, Boston. Price
~. coty.-3.
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/ RICHARD |. CLEVELAND
WILL offer for sale, at Pub

WILL offer for sale, at Pub
w lie Auction, on Wednesday, 14th
March next, the REAL ESTATE in Lancas-
ter, on which he now resides; consisting Of a
three-s DRY brick Mansion, so feet by 40, in
complete repair, with piazza the whole ex-
tent Of the front-a convenient Farmhouse of
two stories, spacious Barns, Stables, Granary,
Coach-house, &c.-with about 3l3 acres of
Land, we'll proportional in Moving, Arabic,
Pasturage and w Woodland. The Mansion, and
any part Of the Farm, will be sold separately,
If desired; and the residue in such lots as
will accommodate the purchasers. After the
sale of the House, will be sold the FURNl-
TURE, consisting of Straw and Kidderminster
Carpets, for parlours, chambers, entry and
| stairs Mahogany Side-board, Dining, Break
fast and Card Tables, Sofas, Easy Chairs,
| Wardrobes, and Bureaus; High Post, Field,
and Low Post Bedsteads, Wash and Light
Stands, Chairs; Fire Sets, Looking Glasses,
! and Paintings of various kinds; Dining and
Tea Sets of China; Glass-W Ware; Feather
| Beds, Mattresses, Blankets and Ceunterpanes;
a London-made day Clock in mahogany
case Commode China Bidet: Tin
Bathing Tub, and Shower Bath and great
| variety of Kitchen Furniture. Also, the Ii.
brary, consisting of about 600 volumes.
At the same time will be sold, an excel
lent PASTURE, in the town of Ashburnham,
near the Watatick Mountain, containing 1856
acres, well walled with stone, and divided in
to two parts by like wall. Also, all the
Stock and Carriages, consisting of Cattle,
/ Sheep, Swine; Horse and Chaise light
Wagon; two Sleighs; and all the Farming
Utensils. Sale on the premises, TO commence
at 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
Lancaster, Jan. 80, 1927. 6w--5
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Real Estate.

THE undersigned offers for
sale the Situation which he owns and
occupies, situated near the Meeting House in
New Braintree, consisting of one and hall
acres of Land, with Dwelling House, Barn,
Bark House and LANYARD with "a watts
thereon, with all The apparatus for tanning
leather, and all in good repair.
.4Iso-his FARM, situated one and a hall
miles easterly from the Westinghouse in
Palmer, in the County of Hampdeu, on the
stage-road from Springfield to Worcester, con-
tanning 1853 acres Of Land-consisting Of Now
ing, Pasturing, Orcharding, Woodland, &c.
with a large Dwelling House, Barn, Cider.
Mill and Shed thereon, all in good repair.
COMFORT MILLER.
.Nss0- Braintrse, Feb. S, 1927. 4w-6
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Commissioners Notice.
the Subscribers, having

Wv been appointed by the Hon. Nathan
iel Paine, Judge of Probate for The county Of
Worcester, Commissioners to receive and ex-
anime the claims Of the several Creditors to
the Estate of DWIGHT P. CLARK, late OF
southbridge, in said county, deceased, repre-
sented insolvent, do hereby give notice--that
Six Months from the fifth day Of February
inst. are allowed to said Creditors to bring ia
and prove their claims and that we will at
tend to the service Of our appointment, al The
house Of William Healy, jr. lnnholder in said
Southbridge, on The first Mondays Of May and
August next, from one to six O'Clock in the af-
tcrnoon on each of said days.
OLIVER HOOKER,
JOHN M'KINSTRY.
February IA, 1927, 8
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To Let,

THAT large and elegant FARM
II occupied by the late Isaac Darts, Esq
Of Marlborough, containing about 400 acres
The Farm is in high state of cultivation
Buildings large and commodious, and in good
repair.--Possession given the lst of April next.
Inquire of Phineas or Joseph Davis, Esqrs.
P. S. The above Estate is for sale.-One
half will be let il preferred.
Marlborough, February z, 1927. z
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TO LET,
THE TENEMENT opposite

n the new Meeting house, now occupied
by Messrs. MERRIcK & vosE as an Office. l.
contains two good-sized rooms, which, if de-
sired, may be thrown into one large one, and
would accommodate a Trader, or almost any
kind Of business for which such Stand might
be wanted. 1t is well finished, in good repair,
and is one of the best situations for business in
Worcester. Possession will be given on the LIST
Of April next. Inquire of DANIEL UPHAM.
Worcester, Feb. 81, 1927. 8
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Highly Interesting
TO THE AFFLICTED.

TIME Public are respectfully
u informed that ANDERSON'S COUGH
DROPS and PICTORIAL POWDERS have,
from an extensive use for years past, proved
themselves to be one of the most valuable reme-
dies ever yet discovered for the cure OF Coughs,
Colds and other affections of the breast and lungs
leading to Consnmptons. Thousands have expe-
rienced the happy effects of this Healing BaLsdn1,
and many OF the highest respectability have VOL
unfairly given certificates, some of which will &C.
company each bottle, that will satisfy every un-
preJudiced mind that the most extraordinary and
unexpected cures have been performed BY the use
OF this medicine in eases of long standing, in which
other medicine had produced no favorable effects
and where the most skiful Physicians had given
them up as hopeless. It is not pretended that
they are an infalbe cure in all cases. but of such
rs are incurable, there are but few but what will
be greatly relieved by the use of them. Scarcely
case of Colds, Coughs, Pain in the side, Difficult.
~ OF breathing, want Of sleep arising from debli.
~, or even seated consumptions, but may be re.
leyed by timely use OF this Healing BaIsam
Each Dollar Bottle of this medicine contains about
40 doses, which proves them to be cheap medi.
cine, considering their virtues.
For the further satisfaction of the public, the
following Certificate is offered for perusaI.
.N.EW CERTIFICATE.
DIR. MELLEN, Sir--The cause OF humanity de-
mands Of me to give you the following statement
MY wife had for six years been in Decline and
pronounced by her Physicians to. be in consump-
tive state, and was attended by severe pain in
her side, with Cough and difficulty Of breathing.
She was reduced so low rs TO be unable TO get
from her bed to the FIRE without aid. An hopes
Of her recovery had long been giyen-up In this
situation, was prevailed upon, as last possible
resort, yet without any hope of success, TO make
use OF " Anderson's Cough Drops" She COM
mencen the use Of them 10 February last, and At.
ter using two bottles to the astonisbmen, az IN
40 the month Of May following, the health Of nay
vile was entirely restored, and since which, her
keaith ana strength were perhaps never better.
Feeling deep interest that the public IN general
may resort TO the same remedy. when their sr;an6a
or relatives are apparently, or evidently on ,he
brink of the grave, to rescue them from he so,,s
you are at liberty 10 publish the above. lam re-
specially, &c. JAMES H. STYLES
Rhinebeck. Datchess CO. IN ~ Nou. 8. 1896.
For Sale by DIR. JEREMIAH ROBINSON,
Uoreesesr. S2-eow6m
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Wanted,

en- Sticks Timber, % feet long, 9 BY
W. Is inches, Chestnut or Pine.
do. do. 90 #. long, 9 by / inches, do. do.
$3.50 feet Oak, Chestnut or Pine Plank, 6 feet
long, inches thick.
1000 feet do. feet long, inches thick.
600 feet do. % feet long, inches thick,
To be delivered near the location of the AQue-
duct over the Mumford River early next sum
mer
Piers and Abutments of the Aqueduct,
TO BE LET next Spring, Tenements
Families of Children win be preferred.
Also, one half of Blacksmith's Shop, situated
within few rods of the location of the Canal
Basin in Uxbrdge.
JOHN CAPRON & SONS.
Urtridge, mo. l6, 1927. 4-6w
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Notice.
WE the Subscribers. having

WE the Subscribers, having
been appointed Commissioners by the
Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge of the Pro-
bate Of Wills, &c. within the County OF
Worcester, TO. receive and examine all the
claims of the several Creditors of the Estate
Of CLAPP SPOONER, late of Petersham. in
the county OF Worcester, deceased, represent
cd insolvent, hereby give notice, thai Six
Months, from the sixteenth day Of January
last, are allowed to said Creditors to bring in
and prove their claims and that we will me t
for that purpose, at the Office Of Jared Weed,
in said Petersham, on the first Saturday in
1pril and July next, from one to six of the
clock, in the afternoon.
JARED WEED,
MiCAJAH REED.
Petersham, February 5, 1927. T
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GelIttsa OFT

at the Store of the WoLcoTT WooLLEN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
-SOUTHBRLDGE-
VERY CHEAP, the remainder of their large
Stock of DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING Of
Pelisse and Dress Merino& Cashmere
Silks: Shawls and NJ antics
Super6ne Black Satin from So TO $18;
do; Silk and Valencia,
Black Lerantines; Shawls;
ombazines-Striped FiDeCassimere Shawls
Silks; at $l:50
Batteese Ginghams Cheap Calico Prints;
Gloves & Worstcd An elegant assortment
Hose; of Valencia Vest
Bonnet and Pelisse ings;
Trimmings; Cravats, &c. &c.
The entire Stock will be sold Derg lou,
together with an extensive assortment
of fine and coarse WOOLLEN
CLOTHS, wholesale and
retail, for Dress Suits
or common wear.
Jan. "a, 1897. 4-8w
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Notice..

WE, the Subscribers, being APP
pointed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paipe'
Judge Of Probate, in the County of Worcester
Commissioners, to examine the Claims OF the
several Creditors to the Estate of PHI NEH AS
TYLER, late of Brookfeld, in said County,
deceased, hereby give notice, that we VIII at
tend to the duties Of our appointment, at the
house of Messrs. Ddnforth& Field, lnnhoioers
in said Brookfeld, on ;he last Thursdays IN
March and May next, from one O'Clock, + W.
till six, on each Of said days.
LUTHER STOWELL, ronn,,rs.
ALANSON HAMILTON, oO"'"' :.
Brookfeld, February 5, 1927.
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MOUNT ADAMS HOTEL
AT PRINCETON,
TO be Leased for one or


more years, and may be entered on the
LIST Of April next.
The House contains on the ground or low
er floor three Parlours, Bar Room, and Kitch-
en-, with large Hall, 46 feet in length, and
26 feet in width; and the second floor eleven
sleeping Rooms, and large Ballroom OF the
same dimensions as the Hall below it. The
Out Buildings consist of two Barns, with sta
bling for 30 Horses, and Sheds for carriages
or teams, with Wood-house, with plenti-
full supply of water from three wells, with
pumps 10 each-adioining is an excellent ear
" Garden spot, with Fruit-trees in bearing.
The Premises are we'll situated for business,
on the corner Of four roads, where the Coun-
ty and Post-roads cross each other, and a
Mail-stage passes every day from or to Boston
and Albany, and as the travelling is increas'
ing, and has been for several years past, by
constant improvements, which are making in
the roads on this route, and shortening the dis
tance by the new Turnpike between Prince
ton and Barre, promises TO be one of the BEST
Stands between Boston and Albany.
The elevated situation of the Estate, and
the salubrity of the climate, cannot be sur
passed by any in the same distance from Bos.
ton and any person who is able to furnish
the above in plain and convenient manner
would be sure of having due proportion o
the travel, besides constant BoaEders.
None need apply who has not Capital Il
undertake such an Establishment, or whos'
character will not answer respectable refer
ence.
For terms apply to Messrs. THOS. & JOHN
BRADLEE, Faneuil Hall Market-Square
Boston, or Mr.. JOHN l.. BoYLSTON, nea
the Premises, at PRINCETON.
Feb. IS, 1927. 8
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NOTICE.

I'm consequence of the death of
IL GIDDINos HYDE, late one of the partners
of the following Firms. .Uis.-JAsPER HYDE &
Co.-HYDEs & Co.--WILLIAM FIELD Co.
q II. G. & l. P. PINNEY s. Cot becomes
necessary for all those having unsettled ac-
counts with the same to attend 20 settle
ment without delay.
The two FURNACES heretofore occupied
by JASPER HYDE & Co. and HYDEs & Co.
VIII ne kept constantly in blast. All orders
Tor .maeh'nery Castings will meet with par.ic-
ular attention.
good assortment OF
Stoves, Cauldroa Kettles, and HOiloaO
Ware,
For sale on reasonable terms.
Stafford, Jan. II, 1897. IT'S