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Delaware journal., 1828-01-18
CATALOGUE OF THE
Franklin eNasgsery,
OF FRUIT TREES.


LONDON GROVE, CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
Agent for receiving orders, Jonathan S. Eastman,
Baltimore. All orders must be post paid
& APPLES--Prace l2a Cents
Summer apple English red streak
Nose apple Cart house
Early red streak Grey house
Bow Harvesu Pennock
Caleb Grindstone
Summer Queen Newtown pppin
Maiden's blush American pppin
English codling Large pip. or sheep snout
Atworh Golden pppn
Eve or Dutch codl;ngs New-I.ondon pppin
townsend .ong-lsand rlsset
Fall apple Winter cheese
Hays apple Winter Queen
8Yest-chester Wine sap
Gibbons pippin pnchney
Fall pppin Winter calling
Bull-head Virginia crab
Red Vandever Winter sweet
Doctor Dorsey Chali,nt
Beethoven Lancaster pippin
Ashmore Holland plppn.
Smith, cyder Sptzenburg
Republican pippln French pippini
Mary land black streak Rhode Island greetings
Rambo Robson do.
Winter apple Colae do.
White Vandcver jackson do.
CHERRIES-Pr,ce 37a Cents.
May(uke Ox-heart
Black-heart Amber heart
White-heart Carnation
Bullock-heart French bell
PLUuBS--Price 37l Gents.
Domer's Washington Bingham plumb
German quester prune Russell
Blue large prune Coopers
Orlean plumb Black imperial
Wetherell's large round Red gage
Vandyke's large egg Blue do.
Red magnum bonum Y ellow do
Blue Green do
Yellow French Copper
White Y elbow Chickasaw
Yellow egg or royal
PE.4RS--Price 37a Cents.
Marshas Winter
Butter Y elow.
SAMUEL GRAY, Proprietor.
ian. s. 1928. 75--3p
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Dividend.

THE General Board Of Directors ofthe Farmers
Bank Of the State Of Delaeaare, have this day decIar
Ell a Dividend at the rate Of five per cent per an
mum for the last half year, the Capital Stock of
this institution, payable to the Stockholders or their
legal representatives any time after the 9th Inst.
c. P. COMEGYS, Cash'r.
Dover, January /, 1925 75-3t
Delaware journal., 1828-01-18

*#*lhe pamphlet respecting the Kremer affair, and
The history Of Zen. Jacksons accusations against
Mr. Clay, &c. &c just received and for sale by the
Publishers, No. o., Aiarketstrcet.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-18
.Hssigaaees' Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that third Dividend be-
ing Eleven Ioo per cent on the amount of debts re-
leased will be paid to those creditors of Joseph
Robinson, who have complied with the terms of bis
assignment. V. ]. F. GlLPIN,
.4ssignees Of Joseph Robinson
Dec. gath, 1927. 7l-Smp
Delaware journal., 1828-01-18

lust received and for sale at the Journal Office, No.
97 Market street.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-18
GLOBES.

A pair of IS inch Globes for sale, cheap. En-
quire Of the subscribers, 4. PORTER s, SON.
Nov. 80. G4-
Delaware journal., 1828-01-18

Printing of all description done with nean".e !.
despatch at this office.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-18
JAMES BROBSON,

F1fSt Burgess.
Passed at tho Town Hall, JAN 2, 1923.
75-tf.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-20
<<TTF q a "a n lIa75SS
D q 20 !

THNHlS filthy and infectious disorder, be
Il il ever so veterste, ma, be cut ed in one
hours application, by the use of DUMFRlEs'
OINTMENT |, is unrivalled for the pleasan,
ness, cas- expedition. safety aud certainty with
which it produces perfect cure Of this disease
The ointment is knoan to he so certain and ex-
petitions in its operation, 10 effect cure in one
hours application only without any hazard o.
taking cold as the composition does not coutain
the least particle Of mercury, or any other dan
gerous ingredient; il may he apphed with perfect
safety in the state of pregnancy, and even 10 chi
d, en at the breast Price 81 10 cents per boz,
with ample directions
Prepared from the original recipe of the late
DIR, Conway, By his immediate successor and the
sole proprietor I KInpFp, aud sold wholesale b'
him at his counting room over No 20 curt
street, Boston, and reta'led b, Ills special appoint
ment, together with all the valuable tnc icne a.
! prepared b the late Dr.. conway, BY J. Robinson
and J. Green e Co Worcester. and bN variou,
Druggists throughout the country None are gen
uine unless signed 7 Kidder, on the outside print
ed wrapper. large discount to country Phys.
( clans, Traders. &c.
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DIED.


In Albany, on Monday evening, the 18th inst
DE WITT CLINTON, Governor of the State
Of .Neeo York, in the 59th year of his age. He
had attended to business as usual through the
day, and was sitting in his study, in conversa-
ton with two of his sons, when his head fell
back, and he Immediately expired "Thus (says
the New York Telegraph has death, with hasty
summons, called from community that can but
i'll sustain so heavy loss, another great one of
the earth, to the silent tomb, on which the Spar
tans epitaph, Sparta hath many a worthier
son. cannot be engraven. As statesman, he
was profound and spacious: AS scholar, few
of any country surpassed him: As man,
in the various relations of husband, father friend
he acted according the impulses of an excellent
heart, guided by a sound understanding and
his death has occasioned void in the bosom of
kindred, which the eulogies of a mourning land
cannot close"
In Ward, ON the Cd inst. Mrs. Experience AL
version, aged S5.-PriRterS IN Vermont are re-
guested to insert this death.
In Grafton, on the 18th inst. Mr.. James
Wheeler, aged II. Printers IN Neao York, Yer
mont, and Maine, are requested 10 insert this.
In Lancaster, on the 9th ult Edward Good
win, Esq. aged 81.
In New Braintree, on the 18th inst. Capt.
Stephen Fay, aged 73.-PriaterS IN Neto Hump
shire and Vermont are requested to insert thtS
DEATH
In Whiting, VT, Mrs. Evcline Belmont, wife
of Dr. Isaac Seelve, aged %
In Washington, on the Sth inst Thomas II
Tucker, Esq. Treasurer of the United States, af-
ter short illness. He was polished gentle
man, and one of The eldest officers of the gov
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Administrators Sale.

WlLL be sold at Public Auction, by order
w of the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge oe'
Probate for the County of Worcester at the
late residence of JOHN UPHAM, late Of Temple
ton, deceased, on THURSDAY, the eth dan of
March neat, at one O'Clock, P. NJ, so much Of
the Real Estate of said deceased as will raise
the sum of one thousand and fifteen dollars. for
the payment of his just debts and charges.
Said Estate consists of Farm, situated about
one mile northeast of the First Parish Meeting
Honse, containing about so acres, with House,
Barn, and Out Buildings, exclusive of the wild
ows thirds. Also, an Out Lot of about % acres,
one third or more of which is covered with ex-
cellent Pine Timber, situated in the easterly
part Of Templeton, and within half mile Of
two Saw Mills. Also, wall Pew, No IL, in
the First Parish Meeting House. Also, the
right Of reyersion in the widow thirds.
SAMUEL LEE, .4dm'Or
Ten1pleton, Feb 20
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-20

U We have been favored by one of our
washington correspondents with copy of the
Westborough memorial, and the letter to Mr..
Hayne accompanying it. We intended publish
ing the latter this week, but it has been crowd
ed out by the length of the Canal notices, which
were received at late hour. yesterday. The
same cause excludes the communication of
F" Anxious Scholium
o. The foreign news in our columns win be
found unusually interesting.
u Nothing of Importance was transacted in
the Legislature on Monday.
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To the Honorable the Justices

of the Court of Sessions, held at Worcester,
within and for the County of Worcester, by
adjournment, ON the third Wednesday in
June A ID. 1927:
q O. EPRESENTS, the Blackstone Canal Com
E8 pany, by the undersigned, Commission
ers, duly appointed and authorized to act in be-
half of said Corporation, that the said Com
pany, by virtue of the second section of the act
by which said Company was incorporated, have
located part of the route of said Canal, which
by said act is authorized to be made, viz: on
land of Thadeus Chase S. -, Z. chains aver
aging Il chain wide. On land of Daniel Rice
s. 30, E. chain averaging Il chain wide
And the said Corporation prays that this Re-
port may be placed on the files Of the said Court,
and notice thereof be directed, and three disin-
terested Freeholders, be appointed by said
Court, to estimate all damages which any per-
son, upon whose land any part of said Canal, so
located, may be constructed, or in the -construc-
ton of any of its necessary appendages, shall
sustain, agrecably to the provisions of the eighth
section of the act aforesaid
JOHN w LINCOLN.
SYLVANUS HOLBROOK.
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ReGk Estate at .Ancti0n.

va ILL be sold at Public AUCTION, (by Lii
9Y cense of the Court of Common Pleas
begun and holden at Worcester, within and for
the County of Worcester, in December LAST all
the rght,title and interest EZEKIEL PARTRIDGE,
late of Worcester, aforesaid, deceased, had in
the Real Estate on which he lived Said Estate
contains about 90 acres, we'll divided into Now
ing, Pasturing, Tillage and Wood Land House,
BAN aud out Buildings on said Estate in good
repair; Situated in the northeasterly part Of
said Worcester.
u Sale on TUESDAY NEXT, the 26th
inst, at one O'Clock, P NJ, on the premises.
Also, FIVE acres of Wood Land, situated in
Holden, in said County, at the same time and
place. REUBEN GLESON,
Executor Of said Partridge's WIZ
Worcester, Feb. 90.
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Commissioners Notice.

NETE, the subscribers, having been appoint
Wv ed by the Hon, Nathaniel Paine, Judge
of Probate for the County of Worcester, Com
missioners to receive and examine the claims OF
the several creditors to the Estate of SETH
PROUTY, late Of Winchendon, in said County,
deceased, represented insolvent,-do hereby
give notice, that six months from the twelfth
day ofDecember last are allowed to said cred
itors to bring in their claims and that We will
attend to the service Of our appointment at the
house Of John Gutter, Innholder in said Win.
chendon, on the third Wednesday, of March
and April, and the first Saturday in June next
from one to six o'clock on each Of said days
DANIEL HENSHAW.
HANANIAH WHITNEY, JR.
Jan. 81, 1899 9
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CoMnoNwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, IS. Court Of Sessions, at Wor-
cester, September Term, A. ID. 1927, and
holden, by adjournment, on the second Thurs
day of December, A. d. 1927
On the Petition aforesaid, the Petitioners hav-
ing failed to comply with the former order OF
this Court, it is now Ordered, That they no.
tfy all persons interested in the location of that
part ofthe Canal. which is described in the fore
going location, to appear at the next term OF
this Court, to be holden at Worcester, aforesaid
on the fourth Tuesday of March next, by pub
fishing an attested copy of said petition and To-
cation, together with this order thereon, in the
several Public Newspapers, printed in Worces-
ter, aforesaid three weeks successfully, Cat the
expense of said Corpotation) the last publica-
ton to be fourteen days, at least before the sit
ting Of said Court, that the persons interested
in said location may then and there be heard,
ifthey see cause, upon any matters or things
relative to the petition or location aforesaid.
Attest. WILLIAM JENNlSON,
C|erk pro tenn.
A copy of the petition, location, and order Of
Court thereon
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
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Au.ANNLA'G'S NEIY STORE.
WILLIAM MANNING. JR.

EWAVING sold out all his concern in the
8 & Green Store, Worcester, has taken new
Stand, next door north of Lovell's Hotel, and
directly opposite the Store of Messrs. Burt s.
Merrck, which viii be stocked with Goods, in
general, more particularly calculated for the
Ladies; and he respectfully informs this class
of customers, that his sister, ABIGAIL A MAN
MING, who will have charge of said Store, is now
prepared to exhibit and make sale Of such arti-
Giles as have been received
G37 A variety of Stapje end Fancy DRY
GOODS, just received. Also, an assortment
of DUTCH TOYS, for Children.
d New GooDs receioed every neck.
1t is hardly necessary to add, that the Good:
at the above Store will be sold at the most "a
vorable prices. Worcester. Feb ID.
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FARM FOR SALE.

EMTI I'LL be sold at Public Auction. (if not
w previously sold at private sale,) on Non.
day the tenth day Of .March merit, at one o'clock,
+ ~, Farm, pleasantly situated one and a
half miles west Of Berlin Meeting House. con-
tanning $50 acres of choice Land, well propor-
toned into Moving, Tillage, Pasturins, Wood
Land, and Orcharding.
Also, will be sold at the same time and place,
z Jokes Of Oxen, IA Cows, Young Stock, Sheep,
SWINE, Carts, Wagons, Ploughs, and variety
Of Farming Tools
% Conditions made known at sale.
Berlin, Feb 20. ABEL HOWE.
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AUCTION 9AANaa
Real Estate at .Auet;oa.

AZ LII be sold at Public Vendue, on TUES.
w Day, the 4th day Of March next, at 10
O'Clock, A. M, unless otherwise previously
disposed Of, one undivided half of THREE
BUILDING LOTS, situated In Mechanics !.
in Worcester, each covering 60 feet n front
and upwards of 200 feet in rear. On one of.said
Lots is Building now used as Carpenter
Shop, and one other, Building occupied for
Painting, with good Barn on the same tho
other is unoccupied The Buildings on said
Lots can be easily converted into Dwelling
Houses, and are eligible places for the business
for which they are now occupied.
JONATHAN WENTWORTH
Worcester Feb 20
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FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, FEE. s.
The state of parties in our National Legisla-
ture, is one OF the most extraordinary character
ever witnessed in this country. The Admins
tratlon party are firm and agreed as to men
and interests generally. The opposition is
composed of all sorts and sizes, without system,
principle, or friendly feelings towards each 9TH
er and 1t is as much impossible for its mem
bers to stand together, as it is for them to Gre
ate new world. The object is to PROSTATE the
Administration; and to. effect this, the South
ern Representatives have taken sides with the
Eennsy:vanlan and New York Jacksonians
MS places the Southerners, and Western and
Nortnern gentlemen, who are opposed to the
administration, in very awkward situation
Inc coalition, thus composed, are of different
sentiments on all questions of interest and of
national economy, and it is truly laughable to
observe how they avoid any subject of response
bility. Some time since, it was proposed by
the Southern members to finish what little
there was to do, and go home, for the purpose
OF avoiding the tariff. Many of the jackson
men would be glad to do this, but there is a
difficulty In the way; their constituents are
sending them memorials, daily, for protection
OF their industry, Jackson or no Jackson This
troubles the gentlemen, and how they can get
rid OF this perplexing question, they cannot d.
V'ne do believe that Van Buren, himself is
puzzled now TO extrlcate the actors on the DO
litical theatre at Washington, so that they NAV
act for the present purposes and let the tariff
slip. There can be no excuse this session for
want of time, nor can responsibility be avoided.
by absence, when the question shall come be.
tore Congress. This is most unhappy event
tor them The name of tariff startles a South.
erner SO that his hair rises at the naming of t.
Inc south go against roads, canals, or manu-
features, and are for nothing but negroes, while
the West are for internal improvements of eve.
ry KIND, to the greatest extent, and for domes-
tic manufactures. The Western people, many
OF them, think that jackson is the best man for
President on account of his fighting qualities
The Southern gentlemen hate Yankee Presi.
dent yet, to come out for Gen. jackson, is a
bitter pill to swallow, on account of his con-
structlon Of the powers under the Cd article
Inc Southern gentlemen are opposed to all
kinds-of wool of American growth, except that
on negroes, and are deadly hostile the cultva-
ton of hemp in this country. thinking it rather
dangerous article, if Jackson should be made
President. On the whole, the fabric of the
combination against the Administration is fast
undermining, by opposites in the composition
which will soon let down this building, compos.
ed of such miserable materials
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Tdverp s. Real Estate for Sale.

- ENOR SALE, that valuable Tav-
ITsEMsS 4 ern and Farm, situate opposite
lE,S the North Meeting House, in Ok
a-@-ss7a- ford, on the Road leading from Nor
wich to keene, consisting of large and con-
Venlent House and Barn, Ice House, Sheds,
&c, and from 40 to 100 acres of valuable Pas
ture, Moving, and Plough Land, as may suit
the purchaser.
Also, valuable WOOD LOT, containing 9
acres situated half mile from said Stand
~ Terms Of payment liberal. ana possession
given the first of April next For further par
ticulars, applyto ARCHIBALD CAMP BELL,
on the premises Oxford, Feb. 30
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, IS. Court of Sessions, at Wor-
cester, September Term, A. d. 1897, and
holden, by adjournment on the second Thurs
day Of December, A. ID 1927;
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That the
said Petitioners notify all persons interested in
the location of the part of the Canal which is
described in the foregoing location, to appear
at the next term of this Court, TO be holden at
Worcester aforesaid, on the fourth Tuesday Of
March next, by publishing an attested copy Of
said petition and location, together with this
order thereon, in the several public newspapers
printed in said Worcester, three weeks success
sively the last publication to be fourteen days,
at least, before the sitting of said Court, that
the persons interested in said location may then
and there be heard, if they see cause, upon any
matters and things relative to the petition and
location aforesaid Attest
WILLIAM JENNISON, ClerI pro tenn,
A copy of the Petition, Location, and Order
Of Court thereon.
Attest. ABIJAH BIGELoW, cierk.
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F AT COST.

gESHE subscriber offers his Stock at cost. till
a the first of March After that time it will
be removed to the city
u The Stock consists of VINES, Ii
QUORS, w. !. GOODS and GROCERIES.
American & English DRY GOODS, CROCK
cry and GLASS WARE, two eroce Wine
and Cider BOTTLES, &c. sc.
ALso,-5 dozen Real MADEIRA WINE,
ta0eaty gears old. At Dpvnrp
Opposite the Town House, Front-st
Worcester, Feb. Is
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FUS He .4merican Journal Of Education, for
a February, is received at DORR & HOW
LANDS Bookstore, where subscriptions for
the work are received.
CONTENTS.
miscellaneous .4rticLes.-Education in France
University of Paris Advantages to be ex-
pected from the formation of Society for the
Improvement of Education ); Primary Educa-
ton Inquiries on Education, No 3; Suggest
ions to Parents-Books for Children; Variations
in Orthography. Recic,es Professor Good
rich's Greek Grammar Structures On a Review
Of Histories of the United States, for Schools
Iilteitigence. Notices, &c. &c. Feb 90.
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TO LET,
TO LET.
.FO, Sale or TO Let.

Pa FEVHAT pleasant situation near
f3sE.sN q the Meeting House and Acad,
Is5Ssia envy in Dudley, formerly the resi-
4==-Ha=!-sas dence of Capt HEzEKIAH HEALY,
deceased consisting of large and convenient
Dwelling House, with Store and Cabinet
Makers Shop adjoining large Barn. Sheds.
&C. all in good repair and about six acres of
excellent Land. This situation has for several
years been occupied as Tavern and Boarding
House. Terms of payment liberal.
% If the above Estate is not sold by the Doth
Of March next, it will be rented for one year. or
more. BECCA HEALY
Dudley. Feb 90
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WeaUers, SINNERS. &c.

WE7ANTED, at the marlborough Manufac-
w turing Company's Cotton Factory, for
one year from the first of April next, .Weavers,
Splnners, Drawing Tenders, &c. Families
would be preferred. None need apply but those
OF good moral character. Wages paid in cash.
apply to the subscriber ON the premises
ISAAC DAVIS.
Northborough. Feb. %
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M,ARRTED

In this town, on the 18th inst by Rev DIR.
Bancroft, Alfred d. Foster Esq. to Miss hydia
Stiles, daughter of John Stiles, Esq, all of this
town.
In Thompson, Conn. Mr.. John Rany Wilson,
a revolutionary pensioner, to Miss Sally Will
son, daughter of Major John Wilson, a revolu-
tionarY worthy
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FANEUIL HALL
DRY GOODS STORE.

yEyIIE subscriber informs his old customers
a and the public, that he has taken the Store,
No /, in Faneuil Hall Building, Boston, being
on the southeast corner, and directly opposite
the New Market House, where he has constant
" on hand large assortment of DRY GOODS;
which are offered, wholesale or retail, on the
best terms. WILLIAM MANNING, JR.
Boston, Feb 49,
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NOTICE.

ME subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he has associat-
ca himself IN business with Doct. f DARIIse.
late OF Westminster, under the firm of SNOW
q DAZZLING. Having been Intimately ac-
qualnted with Doct. Darling, and his mode Of
piactlce; he can, without hesitation, recommend
him to the confidence of the public
Fitchburg. Feb 90 p s SNOW
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WALDO FLINT
C0ITAcSFrrnp az,

OOUJVSELlIIDR,H J' I<,4W
As taken the Office recently occupied by
"a Emory WAsHBURN, Esq. in Leicester, and
be entrusted to his care Leicester. Feb %
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.

WEIR. H. HARDING, Portrait Painter, res
IVh pectiully informs the public, that he has
one or two finished Pictures, at the Room re-
Gently occupied by Mr. Uphan, over Messrs.
Davis & Aliens Office, where he invites those
who wish to call and examine them
Worcester, Feb 90
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Real Estate at .Auction.

- AWlLiL be sold At Public Ven
IFsFl4n y 3. due, on TUESDAY, The 4t6
saeR day Of March neat, at 10 o'clock,
4-===4+aa'~ A. NJ, unless previously disposed
Of at private sale, a convenient DWELLING
HOUSE, situated in Mechanic-street, in Wor-
cester, opposite the Painters Shop occupieds bv
Messrs Smith & Western. Said House is ac-
commodated with good Barn and other neces.
sary Out Buildings
JONATHAN WENTWORTH.
Worcester, Feb 90