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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-11

Detaware s. ". Carolina Consolidated Lottery.
Sixth Class 81 Numbers by 'enary Combination, with
ltaan Ballots. To be drawn Wednesday the 2etb CT
March, 1928 at Wilmington, Del.
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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-11

MviIS Medicine has acquired very extended and es'ab
III hed celebrity botn in hospital and private practice,
winch efficacy alone has supported upwards OF eight
Years -
As sprtng 4Hpurer, it has given constitutions
10 thousands, by its operation tie Bieod that such
ipfs,nr cures have been performed those who were
su5p sed o abarng under pulmonary affections &c.
The effect Of this me iicnc such as not to interrupt
fhcr pleasure, aud requires only the common
restraint Of moderation IN diet II conveyed by the circu
Lifting ils and corrects their tendencies to the
bus diseases which originate in vated blood, diseased
1ve depyaved appetite. Il is a safe medicine, aud
emoves all those evils which All unsuccessful use OF mer
bury pe occasions No one, hoaseyer, is adpised
BAKE H. Without first fg convincing himself Of Tie ruth "
lat here stated and tie rectude Of The Protocors in
Mentions.
This medicine has the singular fortune Just tribute to
Dis great merit, of being recommended by the cele
bed Practitioners of Medicine in the United States and
Elsewhere whereas oil the spurious mixtures made
imitation Of IT, has the least support from the medical
A.cuy This fact offers atgumt Mt PLAIN and concli
tve that it needs only &c be mentioned TIC enforce CON
rcuDn.
From DR.. VIM Price, Liverpool, England formerly Sur
geon Of the Pennsy l.ana Iiospita, &c.
The Vegetable Syrup, called Swam's Panacea, prepared
by Mr. Swain, Of Philadelphia. has recently been lntr"di,
ICED here by Dr. Price, from the United Sta OF America
where extensively used in the treatment OF va
tiey Of Chronic Diseases.
Ut The efficacy Of this preparation Dr. Price has had abun.
nt and satisfactory evidence during course OF ex-
pennsylvania Hospitals and since his arrival in England,
e has had the good fortune of witnessing many additional
Instances Of its successful administration
The Diseases in which this Medicine has been particular
yusefI those arising from constitutional causes-as in
the forms of Scroua whether affecting he bones,
onts, soft parts and in cases where disposition to
This disease manifested by debility only, it operates
preventive the local disease by its beneficial effects
he constitution Ii equally efcacious in Mercurald dis
Tease, and in the secondary forms of S ps aud has late
y been given with marked success in chronic diseases OF
the Liver, which had resisted the careful exhibition OF
3mercury. has, likewise very recently been administer.
ed with decided advantage b, one Of he most distinguish
led Surgeons IN London, in which had entirely dcs
NoyeG The right of the patient, and great portion
io the side Vi the face. VIM PRICE, NJ. ID.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-11
FOR THE PROPRIETOR,

For the cure Of Scrofuta. or Kings Erd, Ulcers,
\ Rheumatism, Syphilitic, .Nsreeriat and Lirpr
] Complaints, and mast Diseases arising in debit
itated constitutions, or from an impure state q
the Blood, &c. &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-10

rift orthc S'atrs We answer An lrpu. r.rl..u
n has. ~ ttpaatrd Instances. m led by .nd-
don gu, af passion. or IN. need b, ua,l4A views
oi .Hr public God violated So IA ur#n .slcf the
rJns' ttni"n OF ais countrs Others h,y,. doubt.
less impaired that sacred irsi uuruI %, miscnu-
strnction.-hu Andrew Jarl,aui, tho anly man
who b had TIM unparlpaahlr uulactt, 10 as
sal with strong hand and tear down a. G,mcst
bariers-and this then i TIM u,au ,.ho.n "A laiee
portirnof tie American people are Wiling
should rule over Us. Inl- meeting mean not 10
aScribe impure motives aud a want Of love Of
country 10 the erca, body Of thase Who fl IL III IN
der hi, banners. Trey admit thcrr aIc great
ami good M among them, bat II cannot he
concealed fno impartial m3n can dcn, It, thal
disappointed hopes, unholy ambition, personal
annoslties aud sectional pfeludices have ali
combined and iLronCed 10 his STANDARD thus
swtug his force and almost overwhelming "a,
with the tprrhodiag Of his success Tins meet.
tug have Witnessed with min lei feelings OF
shame aud indignation the currency gi'cn BY
the adeoctf,s % Gen. Jackson a particularly by
the r. consistent and sage Editors Of She Ia
Qurcr 10 tbr idiCu'ou> report Il bargain and in
trlgne IN tn last Presidential election and thsy
have Witnessed with ike emotions 81 pleasure the
total future these supple Edl.nrs and the vail
ant Major Eaton aud his c9adiutors 10 addt,e
'"' "''' - - ~ - ~ NV a'''''' '"'' =
report ana "nns' 'neV mn. derive pleasure
from lh' established innocence OF two Of the
most distinguished ana c'nlo'o' c'l2eas IN 'o's
country. they cannot but congratulate the couu.
ny '"a especially me iiitna' n the ff'sla'n
ana MS apif anu e'"eeh' secretary upon ',e
complete fecon OF the e"at''s upon ''rn. JACK
son q ia ms "es'qa'o", ioo's am MUNYON'S.
10 Hactofe hf50lttd' nat We VIII use o,f
seSt efforts 70 promote ne lr,fnoaon OF 'oh' Y.
Adams to me Presidency al '4s 'm''d 7'a'fs.
Re'o'rea "ia9' lhat Ne olgnly approve o. the
Convention proposed To be holden IN Inc 9l'F 81
hehh""a on ne 9'' gay 81 '2nna'N h'd' Tor
h"'n'nS '9 ''ee'"r" ticket '"Foiap'' To TIE e'ee.
pl,.I..t rE,tG.J s,ao1ss Cav, rolr =.
e.,'.,,5 ga,t I,b, It,aLos los. Carn 80
90, Lain, Iso.tor s., I,h, r,o..l. 70 L.
n ma Dnct,, {, I. r,.n -, CL,,ls.,f.
lyiri,,,, Iy,,, -. nd I,ln p,,l..l,lo 81
,o,,,,.d deI,.tt.s Ia rrn,..r,t tins p,prt,,r =,
s,.,,s ,,,,.a,,,,a,, -
gs.ajr,d That Cant Jobn uro6e. N,iorc
Pen, ,loam penn can, J,hr { stanI.. las
=, f" o., '''' , a." [ G' ~. '' E;c35 '
= TL..i.. Tt. .. r, CIT. ~,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-10
otnvie y tarcy foods,

30 Il III.
I,3.d,a ,,l .,c,.,.f, .,,'.,,,P.
DAi(Nhc - fAhcs SbbAs.
IN the hnnsr owned J.. ~. 4frbri.ptd Robert
.sp, md imtnediarle nrHn.ife fhe P8st eiHee.
II, Goods are NJ HE lale.r inporfaliona aud
rfr,i luins Ga,s b,en bestowed ~ splert,ne
the latest stglr uf paiftraa H. solirits those
,tlp my Nib ~ Iurrln#p Ia cal aud yiety
hIs Goods and J1d=r f1r lhom-rff,s lie
faHlsf= himself iiHu IN paiuf 81 chfabnpFz.
quality Hul ~ IT,. rhcy will MI be- surfaased
l.. my In ili. state. Al liz e,B,on i ,afy
la n4fsnagrI he NnuI1 ,s4i,cgtsliV saj,.lt
rho.c. nhn may Wnul broad lnihs and euafss
u uifnna. 10 inkp 81 hook nj lis, ~ he viii
sell dl,m al u rt1b angH adraHas.
lli,slo,., cons,,ls ia poa 81 tie following ar
iot..tt2s
5nperdne ulac aud hIp,k uest Of England
tlufhs aud Gn. .iu,tr,s
Steel Alrl olivr-Cutua, Brown olive aud 6.
tbcr fancy cold olH ~.
pnh, white md .gney co,a Cassimcres
Black mud white Cnas,metes Tor vests, lsune
ror Good)
Scarlet red, green, spotted md White rlnn
neN
Cns-inrls, come ol which very superior
krrr}s. LlusrNs, rhlus mud torrsl Cloths
Rose and Point Blankets l5e.0
larlsn aud Giruassiau fulds
Paid Cl5uks
Rombazelles, assorted
French aud Eupli-h Ramhazinps
bLeh and hue cold Woleted ll1ao
cotton md silk do GlHrge aasnrimcnl
M,nmo mud Cashmere 5haHn
\ lnrgr and elegant assortment VI MrfinD
Cashmere, silk md GnpHr lIkb
Gros de Naplus a,k. plaiu H. Il mud uai.r'j
French cray, nsb,s al e,,,z, brown. and
II gfrm Nourty al ihr most fashionable
oolor
Best LICK Italian LolrstrinEs sencbaws.
SasuclH, Smins. Lrynnluirs. ilorrurrr
mud black Mode
Best Nhntee" md Canton Grapes
Black and brown satin, nn elegant article
Tor bad'ra dresscs
l3inck, Whit and PINK SHtlins
flhlh Hehhlnct, and
Blark Bphblncu Inoc kcilg, On most iu5hinn-
nhle nrtIrie
IN tlrgnnl assnfime At of Ribbons
Boil aud SASH do
Lad1e's md "rhilomena silk HOSE we'll A1
sorted
do do SILK CLOWNS
do do hGt,c skin, Md, bee.
Yer md wof3led do
sill, Bmrnge
! Piping nnd Gimps, dnisy and frog Buttons.
aud othrr lrlmmtnB
| silk aud velvet Ncstng8
bcs' olack silk Velvet, aud qome hncy 20.
los
Company floRs and .ency k hdE6.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-10
NEI ARRIVAL.
,JTST 4ll4RIDED,

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gaY1E SUBSCRIBER is nov opening. ut his
4 on rtdld, Two doa,- ,hnve Ne,s,s. DAVID
y Robert hylr. aud maui, uppusit, slczsts.
brown and Anderson aud Nudtro, a brothers.
IrD hpaiyci 4. HHkg-Lr1 Ia9tag,s#
al. Fresh aud t,rnu.at AIrdi,n,.. T,tot. Dn,p.
n,..su6s on. E,4.lr, A. A., ..l,,,, ..,,,
.,,,,,,, by far ,le Li5qrr ,ao5.,t,, II TN. ,le,
,,,,,,.d s,urt,.# sr,r oe,t,.j {. tL.. ps,uIr ,f
l ,,.l,lurc md H.. r,,.l,h,,,I,.,J .,,,a ,yI,,p
NV, been selected hY I'm. uh.r,Ibe, himself who
has hrrn f,, The l.,4i two ,,n,,t. IA the Ntta,.
r,tle. ia, Tim t,Iirpoar- s,,d WIN has lu,=r f,.
o,d f,, thnl,,,t - or l.; ,,.r. II, tbs Nf,ll.,n,
p,,,t p,no o,.. ,a#Sot.Eru.bsgr.A,b u,. ,,.,.
l., fms colI,.,o,, NAV Ir laal .r,,, o5Ir5, aud
IN arm s,,,i,, lh,,trn,, I,..,.oaI,.d. lnibc# Nj.
,I,c,nr Pam. nntp. IN i.r.siod brush a.
~, h,.,n,... 1, tn,,n,,.,,t,. ali t#r.,tIrl,, and
t,. ouant,tips 81 a., h auofd ,st,ii, 100 much
.,,.r,. and v,o,,lJ loo heavily taN The ,nttrn,r.
nj the reader
IN, .r,ibrr is AGENT for tbe sal. If
S,,n,,n'. f,1L,,J,a p,ptur,l. p,rtp,, Tr4,y,.
III, ItiboJj,,,. ~rnuts f,jch4oJ,i l.,5uo,g,
Wilson's f,Lbr.ggd pgu5f,,# E.. Di Cham
b.,st FeUedy f,r the tute al IyJ,ygp,f,,,r,
40 d,,4tgI.,,ss and ofb.t, Il. 4, 81, 4
GENT #t,, tl,..,l, at II, / II D,,u,. n n
f,oss. Of pAILifi,4in=iIrn also A6INI tnf
t.c .plr a. Ma IEs Ion TOM al tin. Iu-s,J
House, Iu inc tuited sf1irs--np, I'm, ON I,,nd
G.,.,.l.. wholesale. 4. rera,l about Oog I1a{r,8
lb#g.,53 SONAR, ot. yf3oii.g uaJjlify winch will
h. #9id A nc manufacturer, pil,r~ : aud also
al ah,tr nam. 4 p.,n,cra, tatboIlr5u.. AZ,
l,v auaI. sale and irIaiI. winch viii be ,rId Al
tic pr,I,rirf r.. pIi,rs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-10
POTIER'S
eontailIc [ atlloliron.

The nreptrsioi Of this invaluable medicine.
ieeIS uthnf1ed hs as increasing reputation 10
Irto ump tn ia .up,rInr Ia al olh,r popular
rrmcdir,, tot tb rure oil hiNG'a Evil co.
rrotob, NECROSIS u, diseased homes. SY
tIiillS IN c,es, staae. NEECuHNl disea.e.
khtl NAilsM. LIVER complaints, aud u.
q r. ot even. description
Tie Cmhuii,on has also bern used with
"ient surrrs> III every variety al CF.proHs DIS
tasr biaicttS ~ the tao, Ylmpir AID ittttr IA
ppt cular: Ubie SuainEs, GOll J5uniier
md bilious discasr- generally, Dupsytja u
fa egshoH. complaints Of thr SteHtatl aud
"enc,d dfbddg II Is u certain p9rifu Of dt
biDoi utd buaattr, AND has been found an rilica.
clou, remedy IN purifying lhr blood ot children
after tnccaulton, and should hr Invariably used
rs n general Alternative both Tor children and a
dull, .-bolne agreeable 10 he mosl dchtole pal.
ale aud a grateful cordial 10 ihr stomach THIS
10 the irst discovery Of amrdirint taken Into the
stomach hat has had The lone dcsncd effect Il
capue The most obstinate and Distressing fttfg
nal discusses The USE of nutritious food. fand
ue ordinary nYocauuus OF business ci.ot IN
teuuptrd by thu tnrhollcou; amt u. piuprttirs
ndvmg IN power al restoring both f,h aud hoHf
and oircnovatmg and mviporhling every pmt I
the ,Ystcm during the process ol rNtermmaimg
disease Is without u parallel
W ". POl1IR.
No, II, South Nmlh street opposite III,
University Of fcnnsy sanla.
lac subscriber who was appointed The nren
iorthe sale of Potter genuine Vegetable Cathel
leoo, Wills ~ rhadephIn lev weeks ago la,
on hand and ior sale, whole shlr ~ ictatl nj tht
proprletprs prices. 2sS Bottles of the Caihoh
con. Howell DAVIES.
Dee. ~ NJ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-10

4 tomiIcle assortment
'lelhes, Han. iIeorih, Dirhna, Crunds. Fut-
nllotr, Hos, Srrrbliua. " hite.n ash.
Tooth, shoe nnd Broom Bfusbrs.
Very best Hunpowdor 1rh--B fst Lonisnpar
-- Brown onfol--t ohr --Churulaie--N inea
J"me'oa Hum brandy, d other Grorogies.
Cotton aud Wool Cards Rrllowses. and n
very great variety OF Dry Goods, MOI enume.
fnied above.
Dec. y. ide9i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-10

, g1l4 F a,.,'1, "a SOD tickets ,sg9,2is
My former custoiler, aud friends, are nv.
ted 10 coil and take chance Ia his btauiifu!
scheme, which IS 10 he drawa in Jew day--
delay not, or Won may lose hr capital " hieh
is for sale al he fortunate cfhce OF
ADRIAN h. NORTH.
" Orders from all parts OF the United
states, by mail, enclosing the cash " prize,
tickets, viii be thankfully received aud
promptly attended to, il addressed to
A g. "
Whole Tickets - 90 Quartets ST 50
Halves : 90
Dec 20.
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r, III r5i,ors oflle fHg,aiou-apIB

PATRICK g. HOT 81 &c /. Is2T.
Enrl1Spd yan will ind N address, of the Ad-
an. meeting. convened for the purpose ofrlec-
TN, dolr1atps fo the uronosed Adams Convcn-
tou in 6iebmond en- thr 9Th January next Ii
Was hell without pr.vibu, notice aud, altho' a
monthly col tanA hn' te" persons. vet there
..f,a a least e1or 100 'rcehodrrs in the meet
ny friendly n The eco3 cause. Nueh NTH
and aIi5e wee rvincc IN adopting the pfrdm-
bio and resolutions md We calcr1late wi u GER
tain, cpon exhibiting an IMPOSING attitude on
the day ofthe election
FOR TIL yIEGINIAT.
Al nnmernus meeting of the frceholdrrs Of
Patrick county friendly 10 tho reelection Of john
Q Aiang to the Presidency ofthe nited States.
holden at Patrick c0utlalsc. on Thursday the
l3tb day Of Dacemher le27
Cant RICHARD faoNAs was called to tic
Chair aud toHv BhENsptLE E.q. appointed Sc
Cre'arv.
T5eohi ct of tho meeting was faeu explained
bV Col Ntapl 6. aceomp tniod BY saur { IA
efal observations IN favor % the propo ed Con
Vendon in Richmond-afer which Gel. \ Sta
pies, Can't. J, G. Staples. John Hail. go Capt.
Thomas Hrraour Samuel Howell Esq., Lrwis
Foster Wd levi G'u>,calr we're appointed a
cnm 1ittae oprcDarc resolutions expressive ol
the aainieps and in fftheraucc Of the views Of
fhn meeting who Withdrew, aud, oftrr some
tine. etprnaa and reported the foroeiug pre-
anble and resolutions which we're adopted with
ont dissenting voice:
The .iz~us Of Patrick IN this meeting assem-
bed have witnessed with much satisfaction tie
e1off' which arc now making throughout 1isei-
mn . ad5Pt meaa rtrunt"d. thy 'anbiv
Z. pe 10 socnre III ra.eine'ion Of John . Adj
ans t0 fhr neyt Presidency TVS m citing.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-10
I J New Eash stove.

,aeENrY ALLISON fsles this method
Ia mnkne baeWn TO f1e public TIM
o. o. HuU RECEIVING trum Nv fmt, fbils-
de pa.a nod Balhmoea, and opruinR, scIy
lure aud gcnprai as=attfuetf ,tf
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15
MARRIED.

In Boston, Timothy S. Lydston to Susan Pei
ham, William R. Young, of Orleans, to Mary
Goodspeed Tobey, of Barnstable.
In Salem, Nathaniel A. Mllet TO Elizabeth Val
pey.
In Marblehead, James L. Bessom to Margaret
Grant )
In NewDurham, Ichabod Corson, of New Dur
ham, aged sirty, to Sally Ford, formerly of Dover
Neck, aged t'centyseren gears and sir nsOsths-af-
ter deliberate courtship of two weeks
In Sufield, Conn. Rev. Amos A. HAYS, Pastor Of
the Congregational Society of Londonderry, N. II
to Phebe c. Gould. ~
In Londonderry, N H. David Jackson to Eliza
Dinsmore, daughter of the late Thomas D. Of Bos-
ton.
In Temple, Me-, Rev. Gorham Greedy of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Norrdgewock, to
Harriet H. Holey.
At Jamaica, N. Y, John Winsow Whitman. of
Boston, to Sarah Helen Power, of Providence B. l.
He who has thus submitted to the Po,rer of the
fair is editor Of the Boston ;acaeiOr's Journal
paper for which we have heretofore had but.little
sympathy. But if such the fruits of his preaching
we hope he will continue his labours, and working
by the rule of contraries prevail upon some of his
whilom bachelor brethren to go and do likewise
In Mile Park Va. Lieut.. HI. B. Tyler, of the u s.
Marine Corps, to Elizabeth Browne, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Charles Tyler
In Washington, 9th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Johns,
James D. Graham, of the U. S. Army, to Charlotte,
second daughter of the late r. w. Meade.
In Mobile John S. Ravens to Nancy Foster, for
merly of Boston.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

CAPE HoRN--BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS.
The Stonington Telegraph of the 25th ult.
has received from Capt. Nash, OF. the
schooner Superior, just arrived from the
Falkland Islands, the particulars of an atfray
with the Indians at the Hermit Islands, Cape
Horn. These Indians are described as a
very thievish and savage people.
At the time of the ARRAY, Capt. Nash had
landed his crew, with the exception of three
men, on the island of Diego Ramires, for
the purpose of taking seal, while he proceed
ed with the vessel to the Hermit Islands,
and anchored at night in Cape Harbour. In
the morning, several Indians came along
side in canoes, four or five of whom came on
board, and soon began to steal some trifing
articles. On seeing this, Capt Nash endeav-
cured, by peaceable means, to induce them
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15

A little boy, son of Mr.. r. S. jerks, of Bradford,
penny was killed recently by accidental blow
with an axe from neighbours child who was chop.
ping brush upon log. There were several children
playing near him, and Just he had told them to get
out of the way this little fellow stepped directly I'M
der the falling axe which divided his head and caus-
ed his death instantly.
young man by the name of [ ouckes was killed
near Schenectady, IN. W on Suad,q, the 23d ut,
by the accidental discharge of gun in the hands OF
another, while going about to shoot birds.
A man named Thomas Maclay died suddenly in
Baltimore on the 28th ut in consequence OF dir TX
ing cold water, while his body was heated and after
having taken dose of active medicine.
Gen. Edmund Hogan, of Arkansas territory, was
killed in an ARRAY at Little Rock, by Judge Scott
The quarrel arose from dispute which ended in the
Judge telling the General he was liar. The gen.
eral upon this provocation knocked the Judge down
with his fist. The Judge recovered himself, and i'm
mediately drew his sword from sword cane, and
inflicted on his antagonist four stabs, of which he
died in ten minutes
An accident, one of the most sudden and distress
ing that ever came to our knowledge, happened on
Monday afternoon. Com Creighton of the u. S. ma
wy accompanied by Nathaniel Lyde Esq of the yard,
We're in tandem taking an excursion. The horses,
fatew steps from the new church in middle street,
took fright at some object and Mr.. Lyde, from an
involuntary impulse, seized the reins held by Com.
Creighton causing the carriage to be brought against
the pump at the entrance of Austin street. The vi
olence with which the carriage was hurried is in
credible Both gentlemen thrown from the
chase to distance of at least fifteen feet and fell
headoremost on pavement. Com. Creighton was
considerably hurt, but Mr. Lyde never spake after
wards. The blow produced severe fracture Of his
skull, and his dissolution took place the following
morning.-Ports. Ad0.
An alteration took place yesterday afternoon
about three o'clock, at the Maryland Hospital be-
tween Benjamin Johns, Student of Medicine and
Mr.. Ihurlow, keeper ofthe Gate, which eventuatcd
IN the death Of the latter, by blow inflicted with
fence paling, over the right eye and temple Every
means were used by the medical gentlemen Of the
Institution to recall the vital spark but all PROV
ed unavailng-he expired almost instantly after re-
ceiylng the fatal blow.-Bdlt, Pat.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15
Sherif's Sale.

WORCESTER IS. July 8, 1923. At
w tached on mesne process, taken on ex-
ecution, and will be sold at Public Auction,
at EZRA WETHERBEE's Tavern, in Har
ward, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of August
next, at O'Clock, P. NJ,
all the right in equity which Joseph Hawks
has to redeem the mortgaged Real Estate
on which Scripture Frost and Stedman
Houghton now live-situated in the west
erly part of said Harvard, consisting of about
half an acre Of Land, with the Buildings
thereon.
EMORY BARNARD, Dep. Sheriff
July Is
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to desst. Finding peaceable measures of
no avail, he drove them from the vessel bv
force. The Indians then returned TO the
shore, at the same time threatening ven
geance. In the course of on hour or two.
seven canoes, each containing eight Indians.
armed with bows and arrows, spears. sings
and stones, left the shore, and approached
to within about 80 yards of the schooner
when they placed themselves in a line. with
a chief in the centre and on each winp. and
prepared for battle. In the meantime, the
people on board had armed themselves with
muskets and prepared to defend themselves.
After silence of about five minutes. the
chief gave the signal, and the attack was
commenced. Captain Nash and his men
began firing, and ten rounds were fired bv
each man, before the assailants were re-
pulsed. Fortunately, no injury was sus-
tanned by the vessel or crew, while Captain
Nash thinks he must have killed twenty or
thirty of the enemy. When the canoes
landed, large body of Indians made their
appearance, who had been concealed near
the shore. The whole now formed them
selves into two companies, and proceeded
slowly up the hill from the water, without
stopping to take care of their killed and
wounded. Fearing that they might return
with stronger force, Capt Nash immedi-
ately weighed anchor and left the harbour.
SEA BATHING SUBJECTS. A few ladies
of the en- bon point cast, weighing probably,
from l6 to Is stone head, lately paid a
visit to small town on the sea cast of Scot
land, for the benefit of sea bathing. As
they descended from the vehicle which had
conveyed them, the village natives exhibited
no small degree of surprise at their rotund
and portly figures. Lord guild US !" invol-
unfairly calculated one of the fsh-wives, i
wonder what like the healthy folk'll be in
that place-gin thae be the sick anes'.
The Fayetteville Observer, of North Carolina give.
an account of single grain of wheat shooting out
bunch OF nineteen stalks, on which were 154 heads
the largest head measuring 1-2 inches and the aver
age length of the heads 1-2 the total length of al
the heads was 46 feet-the bunch was upwards O.
four feet high, of the Maryland white flint kind II
grew on the low grounds of Lite River, in Richmond
county, remote from any other wheat. Unfortunate
ly 1t took the rust, that it did not mature the
grains.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15
SALE.

WMyORCEsTER IS. July 9TH, 1898.
w Taken on an Execution. Nathan
Rice Of Princeton, in the County Of Wor-
cester, Executor of the last willand tesla
ment of David Rice, late of said Princeton,
ESQUIRE, deceased, against the Barre Turn
pike Corporation, of the sum of one hundreA
and sixty-six dollars and eighty cents, and
will be sold at Publicl1 Vendue, at Edward
Goodnow's Inn, in said Princeton, on the
sixth day of August next, at one o'elock,
P. M.-the Franchise of the said Barre
Turnpike Corporation, with all the privf7
leges and immunities thereof, SO far as relates
to demanding and receiving toll.
SAMUEL DAVIS, Dep. Sh''f.