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Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
No. 81, Market-Street,W Wilmington.
TUESDAY, October lG, 1927.

observed huge apparition marching round and
round little hillock then visible He then ampli-
He'd on the inconvenience and dangers OF solitude
on the advantage Of conugal life, the duty of young
ladies' to provide themselves with protectors, and all
that sort OF dlsinterested augmentation talking,
without Interruption for the space of fortyive min
ues, when he departed in high spirits. All the
baransue was overheard by Miss Waitstill Potts,
and MIR. Rejoice Hardy Pitcher seated, before
intmated, in an adjacent room. Presently it was
Midnight as the clock announced the hour, Miss
Admirable, still alone. unwttingy looked out upon
the haunted knoll. Nothing could be more ROMAN
tic here, fores throwing its giant shadows ACROSS
fields and c0pses. and little streams stealing forth to
the broad moonshine; there, gorgeous lake, throw
ing up millions of sparklcs among the zephyrs that
wantoned upon its bosom-and yonder, tall figure
in white, stalking over the base ola dapidated dung
heap!
ssAh !" sighed the damsel, audibly, 81 wish to
the marcy was married to Rejoice Pitcher! But
all the gobins in the whole parish amt going to
make me have that ere old hypocritical gander.''
Say thee so, my gairl /" exclaims Rejoice, burs-
ting into the room, then, Pm the boy; aunt Waty,s
got license. and iii fetch the parson in ajify''-
and away he sped, while Miss Waitsti!l unraveed
the whole matter. In few minutes, the stout young
ster re-appeared. dragging in his reverence, wrap
ped in amazement, and homespun sheet: the latter
happening to be just withdrawn from the neghborng
hedge, and marked at one corner, +. ID. p. sThis
young lady hath need ofa protector against ghosts
said Miss Waitst, addressing the clerical spectre
''And if thee don't marry as right away" added
Rejoice :. Pl wallop thee for counterfeit wizard
The saint was forced to comply, and rolled up his
. ewes, as he CALCULATED, . sThe---the--
devil 2! He turned upon his heel, and has not since
been heard Of There followed festivities and lner
rymakings without number at the various dwellings
of the Pitchers and the Pottses. But what signifies
1t is melancholy fact, that all the actors in thes
scenes, even to the youngest and most hale hav'
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
Ebr,y Goods.

The subscriber has just received large and ex-
rnsve supply Of fresh imported and seasonable Dry
Goods. such tas Cloths, Cassmers, Sattnetts, Flan
els Baizes, Tartan and Circassian Plads, Camblets,
Cacos, Bombazetts, Bombazenes, Merino Shawls,
Bang up cords, Irish Linens, Cambria and long
cloth Muslins. Book Muslns, Lambs wool and
worstcd Hose, Tickings Domestic Plaids, Stripes,
and Muslins, Pittsburgh Cords, Fusting. Driings,
Checks Bearskins, Kerseys, Umbrellas, Russia
Sheetings, Blankets, rose and point, Sacking bot
toms, &c. SC. all of which will be sold low for cash,
JOHN M'LEAR,
No So Market street, Wilmington.
\. B. Also, grey HORSE. rising six years old
and goes gently in harness, and is an excellent sad
lehorse, warranted sound.
Oct. s. 4o-4t
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
AGENTS..

CoYcoRp.-Dr. Thomas Adams, p. M.
Bntocrv1LLE.--HanryC Cannon, T. M.
MLToN.--Mr. Arthur Milby
FaANKFoRD.-Mr. Isaiah Long.
DAGsBoRoucm--Dr. Edward Dngle.
GEORGE TowN.-Mr. Joshua S. Layton.
IEwEs--H. F. Rodney, P. M.
MmroRp.-Mr. Joseph G. Oliver.
FREDERIcA.-J. Emerson, P. NJ.
CAapEN.-Thomas Wainwright, P. M.
DovER.-John Robertson, Esq.
SNYRNA-Samuel HI. Hodson, Esq.
CANrwELLs BRIDGE.---Manlove Hayes, P M.
MIDpLErowN.--Thomas Harry, P. M.
SUMMIT BRIpGE.--john Clement, P. M.
WARWICK, Md.--John Mpreton, P. M.
Subscribers living in the vicinity of the residence
# these Agents, may pay their subscription none.
them they being authorized to receive it, and t.
i've receipts.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
NOTICE.

Persons wishing any sort of PAINTING done, with
nealness, accuracy, aud dispatch ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted, or SUBSCRIPTIONS paid where there are
no Agents appointed in their neghbourhood to re-
ceve them, will please apply, or direct to IT, Porter
and Son, No. 81, Market Street, Wilmington.
All communications, not of the above character
o be addressed to NJ Bradford, Editor OF the Della
ware Journal, Wilmington.
This Arrangement is made for the more regular
|anl prompt execution Of business.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
TO DE RENTED,

FOR the residue of the present year, and for the
ensuing twelve months, and possession given on the
10th November, Mrs Dauphin's large Stone Man
sion on Quaker Hill, now occupied by the Subscrl-
her. To this airy, commodious and healthy resi-
dence is attached an extensive and fertile garden
together with valuable grass lot. For terms apply
to H. l.. DAVIS.
Wilmington, Oct. Q, 1927. 48-4t
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
Public Sale of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

ON Wednesday the l7th day of October, (inst }
al Q o'clock, P. M. OH the premises
Will be exposed to Public Sale, that desirable pro-
pery late the residence Of Joseph Robinsoh' dec d.
containing about ninety acres, more or less ano
commanding an extensive view of the river Daia
ware, the Borough of WILMINGTON and surrounding
country. JAMES ROblNooN.
Oct. 9, 1897. 48-3t
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
SLY CENTS REJT.lRD.

Runaway from the subscriber, living in Christi
ana Hundred, near Wilmington, Del. an apprentice
boy to the Wheel-wright business, named Charles
Grimes, aged nineteen years. Whosoever secures
and brings home said boy, shall receive the above
reward but no charges. All persons are torwarn-
ed harbouring him.
JAMES C.alMPBELL.
Wilmington, Oct. II, 1927. 5O-ltp
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
CONDITIONS.

THE DELlWARE JOURNAL is pub
lshed on Tuesdays and Fridays. at four dollars
uer u,l.s; tsoo dollars every sia months in ad-
pance.
advertisements inserted on the usual terms
Tis: One dollar for four insertions Of si1teen'
lines. and so IN proportion for every number q
additional lines aud insertions.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
From the, National Journal.

THE Vice Presidency.-In different parts Of the
Union, nominations begin to be made for the Vice
Presidency Soon after the termination Of the last
Session of Congress, the reader will recollect we
mentioned the rumor, then very prevalent, that Mr.
CALHOUN was not to be supported for the Vice Press
idency by the Combination we might have added
(but we do not remember that we dit) that this de-
termination made sine qua non by an honoraA
BILE SENATOR without whose accession to the party it
would, even in the Senate, have been in decided
minority. Recent indications, induce US to suppose.
that it is now determined, by the Southern part Of
the Combination, that Mr. Calhoun shall be upheld,
at all hazards which determination appears to US
much more generous and magnanimous than the has
Delaware journal., 1827-10-16
Super-royak Paper.

The subscribers Keep a constant supply Of Super
royal such this paper is printed on, price S. 30
iso Medium and other printing and vritng papers.
Sep. II. r. PORTER {. SON.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-13
CLOTH DRESSING AND
WOOL CARDING.

FENHE subscriber would inform the public
b that he has commenced the Business o.
CLOTH DRESSING and WOOL CARD.
ING, at the Factory recently owned by widow
Sarah Hale, situated in the Village of New
Worcester, now owned and improved by the
subscriber.
All those who favor him with their custom
may depend on having their work done in the
best manner, at short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms.
If the best ofmachinery, good workmen, and
prompt attention will secure custom, the sub
scriber flatters himself that he will have his
share of the public patronage.
Prices for Dressing wear, &C
cts.-common do. I6 cts.
N. B. Cloth and Wool left at the Store Of
HARRINGroN & WooD, in Grafton, and at the
Stores of WooD, BATcHELpER & Co. in the
New England Village and in the centre OF
Grafton, with directions thereon, will be taken
and returned. LEWIS THAYER.
New Worcester, June l3. tf24
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Lord Chancellor, and the Duke of Wei
lington ;-the former, from humble law
yer, having reached the Woolsack, and
the latter, from an Ensign in the army, a
Dukedom, and rank in the State only be-
low royalty itself, and as Marshal of the
Empire above several princes of the bleod
royal. The Editors will not deny to Mr..
Canning the need they have awarded
willingly to Lord Eldon and the Duke of
Wellington; but will further consider that
it requires higher powers to constitute a
Statesman, than Judge or a General !;
and therefore, that the country will more
readily hail in the pre-eminence attained
ny the Premier, the happy working of a
system, and the existence of state of So
ciety favorable alike to the development
of every intellectual, energy, and to the
consequent prosperity of the nation.
In consequence of the general obloquy
which has been cast on the receding
members Of the late administration, it is
said the Duke of Wellington, or Lord
Eldon, will give an expose of the circum-
stances in the case to the House of Peers,
and Mr.. Peel to the House of Commons.
s..sssTiIthe formation of the new Cabinet no
refetence whatever has been had to the
Catholic Question,-every member being
free to act on that subject as his con-
science and judgment may dictate. This
was the case in the Ex-cabinet, without
the smallest retardation of the public bu-
Siness.
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:MGsSdchusettS SDp.
WEDNESDAY, 18th JUNE, 1897.

We have no room to comment on the Gov
ernor's Speech. 1t is an interesting document,
and will be read proftably. We have given a
report of Legislative proceedings as full as we
supposed our readers would desire. The most
important act of the General Court, is the cleo
ton of DANIEL WEBSTER to the Senate OF
the United States. In this they have respond
ed to the sentiments of vast majority of their
constituents. The health of r. Fl. Mills,
though improved, is such that his friends did
not believe it would be prudent to elect him.
The Legislature will, probably, rise on the
10th instant.
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MARRIEn

In Milford, by the Rev. Mr.. Ballou, Mr.. Eus-
tbs Maynard to Miss Cynthia Cushman.
IN sterling, Mr. George Fitch, of Lancaster,
to Miss Sophrcnia w. Houghton, oftbe former
place. ''-' -0'i''0i
In CRANKY, (Mass.) Deac. Elisha Nash to
widow Mary Johnson, both of WILLIAMSBURG
The groom aged about SO, the bride 70.
In Marlborough, Mr.. John Lorinq. to Miss
Harriet Williams.-Mr. Jonathan Walker Of
Southboro', to Miss Harriet Parnenter. of M.
In Barre, on Tuesday week, Mr.. David
Long, Jr. of Greenfield, to Miss Seraph John
son of Barre.
In Worthington, Eliphalet Parish, of Ber-
gen, N. Y. to Miss Zipporah Brewster, of w.
This is the third sister of the same family,
who has been the wife of Mr.. Parish.
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THE GREEKS.

The German papers still insist upon it,
that the Allied Ministers are in negotiation
on the affairs of the Ottoman Porte, and its
refractory subjects in Greece; and that
the bases of this Intervention were fixed by
the Duke of Wellington, during his visit
at st. Petersburg in April last year, with
Counts Nesselrode and Lieven. These
bases are said to have been That the
creeks shall enjoy the free exercise OF
their religion, commerce, and a separate
and independent Administration of their
local affairs, but shall remain dependant on
the Ottoman Porte, pay an annual tribute
thereto, and submit the nomination of their
Magistrates to the confirmation of the
Grand Seignior THAT to prevent the in
convenience arising to both Greeks and
Turks by the intermixture of them, the
Turkish proprietors of lands &c. shall re-
ilnqulsh their estates, and receive COM
pensation in money THAT no Turkish
troops, except those of Police, shall be
kept up in Greece THAT the boundaries
OF the territory of each Government shall
be established by treaty and that the par
ties shall pledge themselves not to make
any increase of territory, or attempt any
exclusive commercial or other advantages.
England Is to be the Mediator in this ne
gotiation; and Russia to use her influence
to promote its success; and in case of a
final arrangement, the Convention to be
guaranteed by the Allied Powers, as the
King of England cannot take upon himself
that guarantee. This arrangement an
pears to be plausible and to have confr-
nation in repeated accounts from Constan-
tinople. Nothing however of an official
shape has appeared on the subject.
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INDEPENDENCE.

FENHE Anniversary of American Indepen-
III dence will be celebrated at Southbridge.
An Grafton will be delivered by Mr.. BARLow
FREEMAN. Services to commence at ii
o'clock, A. nj.
A Standard Of ColOrs will be presented by
the Ladies to the SOuthbridge Light Infantrv,
commanded by Capt Whitaker A Dinner
will be provided by Mr. VIM HEALY, Jr. La.
dies and Gentlemen, as usual, will take seats
at the table after they return from the Meet
ing House. Tickets at the Bar.
JAMES WOLCOTT, JR Per order.
June IL, 1927 %
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ROMAN.

NNIIIS very elegant, fullblooded Horse, i'm
III ported with hope of improving the
breed, will stand this season, at the Farm of
Mr.. STEPHEN WILLIAMS, in Northboro,' Coun-
ty of Worcester
RoMAE was purchased in England, of the
Earl of Warwick, and his pedigree has been
traced in the New Market Studbook, from
Childers, the swiftest Horse that ever run over
New Market course, through eight generations
of the highest bred horses and mares in En-.
gland, without a single cross of inferior blood
AT years old he won 5, and at S years old he
won prizes, and has since beat some of the
hcctest horses in Ensiand over the most cele-
brated courses.
His color very bright bay-black legs, name
and tail-walks and trots WELLS very good
tempered-high spirited--active-- l5a hands
high, and is considered BY judges as handsome
and well formed horse as can be found in the
country.
Terms-$2O the season, to be paid before
the Mares are taken away
Marlborough, May, 1907 CIVIC
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WOOL CARDING.
NOTICE.

~7ILL be sold at Public Auction, on
w TUESDAY, the 10Th day of Julu merit,
at one o'clock, P. M.-the REAL ESTATE
belonging to the five minor heirs of JONA-
THAN WOODS, late of Ashburnha1n, de-
ceased. Said Estate consists of five-ninths of
lot of Land lying in the northerly part of
Ashburnham, containing seventy-two acres I'M
divided. The remaining four-ninths will be
sold at the same rate as the minor shares
Said Land Is about one half cleared, and con-
sists of Upland, Moving and Pasture, with
about four acres of good Meadow the remain
der is well cnvered with Hon,loolx and hare
wood Timber An adjoining lot of eight acres
with a new and convenient House and Barr
thereon' may be purchased cheap, which, will
the aforesaid lot, will make convenient Farm
by leave OF Court. DANIEL JONES.
Guardian to said Minors
June 4, 1927. .oi
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DIED..

In Sterling, on the 9Th inst. zuba Holman,
aged 20.
In Dudley, on the 9TH inst Miss Jane Hen.
derson, daughter of Mr.. Samuel Henderson,
aged Is, after protracted illness which She
bore with great patience and resignation, in
the full faith of happy immortality.
In Newport, Capt. John Coggershall, Presi-
dent Of the Newport Bank, aged 20.
In Marlborough, (N II Mr. John Rogers,
aged co.
In Newport, Rev. WILLIAM GAMMEL1. Pas
aged al. FO'
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WOOL CARDING.
A Clothier Wanted,
70 FRESH DRUGS.


y NHE Subscriber offers for sale, at Nos IL
n and IL, Bowdoin-Row, Court-street,
5000 lbs. Epson Salts,
1000 lbs. Gum Arabic.
600 lbs LiquOrice Root,
400 lbs. do. Extract,
300 lbs. Carb. Soda, (French1
700 lbs. Pink Root,
600 lbs. Refined Camphor,
bbls. cold expressed Castor Oil,
400 lbs. Turkey Rhubarb,
600 lbs Gum Guaiac,
500 lbs. SIENNA,
400 lbs. Peruvian Bark,
IL casks Phials, assorted,
500 lbs. Orange Feel,
500 lbs. Aloes, (Cape of Good Hope)
800 lbs. Balls. Copaiva,
1000 lbs. Flo. Sulphur,
5000 lbs. Glauber Salts,
cases Opium,
do. Gamboge,
do. real Cologne Water,
40 grooe Grenvile's Chem. Ink Powder.
1000 bottles do. do. do. Liquid.
casks real Mozambique Coiumbo.
bale Quilled Bark of LoEa, imported
the present season, and warranted
genuine.
Together with an extensive and general as
sortment Of Drugs and Medicines, which ara
offered at unusually low prsees, for cash or
credit. A. T. LOWE.
Boston, March q. eo5tis12
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FRU1T The prospect for apples is, at pres
emit, very good, the trees being in general we'll
laden and the fruit large for the season. In
some places we notice that the canker worm,
which for few seasons past has been scarce,
has renewed its ravages. Some orchards in
Northbridye and that vicinity present the
usual indication of this destroyer, the appear
ance of having been scared with fire. Peach
trees, Notwithstanding the fears Of many to
the contrary, will bear unusually full. OF
cherries we shall have but few, there not
being many on the trees, and those mostly
stung by the curculiO. Pears have the appear
'ance of yielding about an average crop. The
few plumb trees which we have noticed were
generally we'll laden. The red or mountain
plumb, however, is destroyed by disorder to
which it has been more or less subject for a
few seasons past. Soon after the flower falls,
the fruit dstends into large unsightly puff,
which falls to the ground before the usual time
for the fruit 10 arrive at maturity. If any of
our readers can point out the cause of this dis
ease and a remedy for it, we should be hap
py to publish it.
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EMOUCE.
~CANAL HOTEL.

TNHE subscriber has taken the we'll known
II Tavern House, on North Main-street,
nearly opposite the Baptist Meeting House
formerly occupied by Mr.. P. Thompson, and
will use his best exertions to accommodate
those who may favor him with calls, to their
entire satisfaction. The House has been nut
in repair, and convenient Stable attached 10
il, where good stabling will always be found
Travellers coming into town on North Water
street, can drive up to the Stable on that side
without going into Main-street.
This stand, from its location near the Canal
will hereafter be known by the name of the
CANAL HOTEL.
o. Persons wishing constant board can b.
well accommodated. JOHN BUSSEY.
Providence, Or. H. May %, 1927. 90
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MASONIC NOTICE.

THN9E Nativity of ST. John the Baptist will
IL be celebrated in Northbridge, by Solo
mon Temple Lodge, on MONDAY, the 25th of
June INST. A Religious Discourse may be ex-
pected by Rev DR.: JoHN CRANE, and a Mason
&c Address by the Rev DAVID HOLMAN. Ma
SONIC Lodges! and the Brethren generally, are
be had at the bar of Mr.. Lyman Taft. at one
dollar for gentlemen, and fifty cts. for ladies'
AUSTIN M'NAMARA.
By order Of Committee of .4ryangements
Northbridge, June II, 1927. *24
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WhrcnSter C
Nav 20. 1897

worcester, IS. May 80, 1927.
FESAkEN on Execution and viii be sold at
u IL Public Vendue, at the house of Jepthah
Ripley, in Hardwick, in said County, Jnnbold.
der, on MONDAY, the second d9v If .JuIu
ne1t, at o'clock, P. Mall the RIGHT in
Equity which ALANSON GILBERT and
HOLLIS GILBERT have to redeem the fol-
lowing mortgaged Real Estate, VIA GER
tam tract of Land situate in Hardwick afore-
said, on the south side of the turnpike road
near Billings furnace, with Dwelling House
thereon, containing about ten acres of Land
A certain other tract of Land situate on the
northerly side of said turnpike near the above
with Grist-Mill, Clothier's Works and other
buildings standing thereon, with all the privi-
leges thereto belonging, containing about fif-
teen acres.
24* WILLIAM ROBINSON, D. Sheriff
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OF We trust that our readers will excuse
the narrow limits into which we are driven
this week. 1t is unavoidable, but will not be
likely soon to occur again.
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PRIcE CURRENT. There having been no es-
sential alienation in our list of Boston prices
current, for the last week, we have omitted it
to make room for other matter
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EUST PUBLISHED, The United State,
Cd Rculelo and Literaru Go-efte for T,,ra

EUST PUBLISHED, The United States
- Reu'eo and Literary Gazette, for June.
CONTENTS
acknowledges Edition of Browns Phi.
losophy of the Human Mind Palfreys Dis
courses on lntemperance Powle's English
Grammar MIscELLANY.--The Elopement.
ORIGINAL PoRTRY-Is this time to be cloudy
and sad Passage of the Red Sea Sonne.s !;
To Western Mound Spring Breezes. Carr.
IcAL NorlcEs-Sherman's New System of
Grammar; Vivian Grey; Hodges Biblical
Rspertory; Angel on the Rule of Adverse
Enjoyment Laws of Brown University Met
calf's Edition of Starkie on Evidence; Del
Mars Spanish Grammar The Tos-fIill. In
TELLIGENcE. LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS..
LITERARY ADVERTISER.
o. Subscriptions received by C. HARRIS,
Worcester. June IL
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WANTED.

ND UNAWAY from The subscriber. an in.
E-@ dented Apprentice Girl, about fourteen
years old, by the name of LOUISA $40.
COMB, This is to forbid all persons harbor-
ing or trusting said apprentice on my account,
as WI not pay one, cent of her CONTRACTING
after this date AMBROSE CHASE
Sutton, June 10, 1897. so4