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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25

.stw Jfrseg. The lacAsoa S'ae conventioo
ne, al Trenton on the s h. consisting a about 800
me mbers- edward Consic;, President snd Iohn
Clemen, and Daniel Welt, sscss'a'lss) ih=y
formed thei, electoral Ticker Of s; and unsni-
mousy recommended A Jackson as President, and
/ c. Calhoun as v. President.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25
TO LET.

2szsA The midi known as PlIiiLipS'S MILL
f?tsSR There is 80 feet fall, two water wheels, NE
iSsi,RS8 cosiis al! and in perfect repair The man
$500 sion house, which is capable Of accommodating
large family, may be had il required "rh he mill H.
4lre within mile Of Ne"aik, q 9AMES KAY.
December "a, 1872, Iii
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25

The Boston Nnnpr.--ln 10 rnt vi the Union
has the Slh been ceebral.d IN mere decided man..
ner than in Bosian. he Proceedings anil iQasts>
occapy eight cslv ,nrs OF the Stals snsn.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.

This medicine had been used for than years
before All effort made TO initiate it but the grea, de-
maud for IT, and its wonderful success, have induced agreat
number Of persons to initiate in various wavsupwalds
Of fifty different mixtures have been got up in imitation OF
IL ucch convincing procf Of its bring medicine Of great
v Some are selling Sagsaparilla aud other syups i'm
posing them on the ignorant for the anacea others
mixing the genuine medicine with moasses, &c making
three Bottles Of one thus retaining some OF l,ssrtues
MIXERS are using tie genuine Panacea fheir bottles 10 Per-
fm Cures certificates give their reoaaao
80 These limitations and adul.erat have. in many
stances, protraccd the suerngs Ct patients in diseases
where the genuine Paaacen would have proved instantly
e,cacicus therefore deem it duty owe the public
them, that the composition OF my Padced IS not
known communicated TO any other person in any
whatever; and consequently, that all other mxtnres
represented 10 be mine, fraudulent mpos,ons.
WM. SWAIN,
M. 22l Chestnut street, between Seventh and
EiC,,th streets, near Masonic Hall, Philadelphia
Communications, post paid, and orders from any part
Zine world, will receive immediate attention.
ecT. Sold in Wilmington at M. JOHNSON's
DUO AND MEDICINAL STonE, No. 90, .Narhet
Streets and also. by J. BRINGlluRST.
ncl Is, 1927. Sly
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25

FIR The cure Of scrofuta, or Kings Evil, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Syphilitic, Hercurim and Lirer
Complaints, and most Diseases arising IN debi-
stated constitutions, or from an impure state 81
the blood, &c. &c.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-25

yrsIIS Medicine has acquired very extended and es'ab
isied celebrity both IN hospital and private practice.
which ITS efficacy alone has supported upwaits OF gh'
As spring Or lOpurier, il has given constitutions
thousands, il by IFS OPERATION e Btood that such
surprising have been performed those who
supposed TO be aboring undr pulmonary affections, &C.
The effect Of ths ucllcine is such not to inerr pt
eger business pleasure, and requires only the common
GRANT of moderation Diet II conveyed by the clrcn
aens huid and corrects their tendencies 70 the numer
diseases which originate IN yitiaed blood, diseased
liver, eptaved appetite Il IS a sale incidence atd
rennyes all those evils which unsuccessful use q mei
curry so often No one hp.gerer Is adued q
tare IL yithouf frst fuNq conrtcag hiase * He hth II
an here stated aaa he fec'.ad Vi Ne p5oietos Y
sssons.
This medicine has the singular fortune, JUS 'rhne %
Its great merit, Of being recommended by 'he nos ee
ated Practitioners Of Medicine the Lned ssie and
cee where whereas Of he spacious mixtures inside
in imitation of It, has the ltastsuppIrt on the medical
faculty. Th. fact offers argument PLAN ard cuncl-
ave, that it needs only to be mentioned 70 enforce con-
,etioa.
itrom Dr. YIN Price Liverpool, ENGLAND, rncty SIR.
geon Of the Pennsylvania Il sprat &c
The Vegetable Syrup, called swami Pa acea, prepared
b. Mr. Swarm, of Ph,elpha has recently been ntrt, ,
d here by Dir. Price, FROM the United slaes OF America
where il i, now excessively used IN the treatment OF va
e ety Ut Chronic Diseases.
OF he efficacy Of Iii, preparation Dr. Price has had album
dant aud most satisfactory evidence, during OF
pertinent. made under Ills direction, whilst Surgeon OF the
pcnns Hospital and since his arrival III England
nc has had the good fortune of witnessing many additional
a INSTANCES Of its successful administration.
The diseases in which this Medicine has been particular
useful are those arising from constitutional causesas in
She vaous forms Of Scroua whether affecting the bones
;ni or soft parts and where disposition to
This seasc is manifested by debility only, toperates
nreyenye the local disease by lis beneficial effects
,he constitution Ii is equally etcacous IN Mercuria ds
ease and in the secondary forms of syphilis, and has late
" been given Will marked IN chronic diseases Of
she Liver which had resisted The careful exhibition o.
mercury Ii has, likewise very recently been administer
ed with decided advantage by Of The most distinguish
ed Surgeons in London, which had entireiy dies
troy ell The right of the patient, and greai portion
of The side Of the face. VIM. PRICE, NJ y,
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equal 10 the others: as they all appear like
iakes' ana have overwhelmed the property of
the inhabitants, covering the surface with
s.i,id and broken fences, leaving them re-
duced to the most hopeless wretchedness,
because there is no earthly power which
can relieve them.
UP to this date we have heard of the
death or 2O2 persons in the Canton, the par
tlculais OF .whicA we have not been able to
ascertain because the water has rendered
communication almost impossible between
different places, and because the people are
SO dlsbeartened that they have entirely
abandoned themselves to grief and do moth
ing put lament an existence perhaps less
desirable than death itself.
by letter of November 9th, from the
curate OF Jagua, learn, that the number of
dead amounts to 235. The river Suaza was
SAID. to be still stopped when the last courier
passed 1t tron Popayan: and the day before
yesterday tie Governor sent to the Com
mandant Mayor, 10 endeavor to effect pas
sage for Lhe Naters. The town of Gauda-
iouDe IS inundated, and the place whore it ~,
can De dlscoveredonly by the tower of the
cnurch, the only thug that is to be SEEM
me earthquake was very violent at Jarto !;
but two young men only were lost, who
sacrlhced their lives in leaving church.
BY letter received from Cali, we know
that the Cauca, and the other rivers, bring
down into the valley great deal of coal:
and that among the Cordilleras sounds were
heard like the reports Of cannon Of large
calibre.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-27
HOPKINS ACADEMY.

.FEyHE Spring Term of this Academy will
Il commence on the first WednGsday of
March nezt, under the superintendent Of
GEORGE NICHOLS, A. M. graduate of Yale
College. Young Gentlemen may here be fitted
suits of lite The Female Department is under
the immediate inspection of Miss BLAIR, assist
ed by Teacher of Languages and Mathemat
les. Young Ladies may be instructed in all
the solid branches of an English Education,
also in Latin, French, Drawing and Painting
A Course of Lectures on Chemistry and Phi
losophy will be given to those students who
may wish to attend them. Board may be OBJ
tanned in respectable families for 81 so per
week Tuition from SO to SO: so per Quarter.
JOHN WOODBRIDGE, cou,,.,;,,o,
MOSES PORTER, 'O" "s tEs
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Tc ~ a.o
JACOB SMITH,
Hadley, Feb. ID.
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STARS.

STARS.
If yon bright orbs, that gem the night,
Be each blissful dwelling sphere,
Where kindred spirits re-unite,
Whom death has torn asunder here;
How sweet it were at once to die,
And leave this blighted world afar,
Mkt soul in soul to eleave the sky,
And soar away from star to star.
But oh, how dark, and drear, and lone,
Would seem the brightest world ofbliss,
If, wandering through each radiant one,
We fail'd TO find the lov'd of this!
If there no more the ties could Irvine
That deaths cold hand alone could sever,
Those stars would then in mockery shine
More hateful, as they shine forever
1t cannot be each hone, each fear,
That lights the eye or clouds the brow,
Proclaims there is a happier sphere,
Than this bleak earth that holds US now
There is voice by sorrow heard
When heaviest weighs lifes calling chain
That voice is Gods unfailing word,--
The pure in heart shall meet again"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-27
WOOLLEN MACHINERY.

FENHE subscriber would inform those of his
ID friends who may want the article, that he
has on hand number of superior Marrow, or
Satinett SHEARING MACHINES, which he
will sell at the reduced price of $50 each, and
warrant them equal to any Others now in use
tor Satnett Shearing, those who are in want
will do well to call soon. He will continue to
make Broad and Cashmere Shearing Machines
with Vibrating or Revolving Shears, and also
Metallic Grinding Machines fer keeping the
Shears in order, on reasonable terms, and of SUI
perior quality. As the Right of the above men
toned Broad and Cashmere Machines is secur-
cd to the subscriber by Letters Patent, all per-
sons are cautioned against building or using
them contrary to the intention Of said Letters
Patent WILLIAM HOVEY
Worcester Feb LIZ
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MISCELLANEOUS.

From the Ne,o York Daily .4dV Feb. IL.
THE EARTHQUAKE AT POPAYAN.
E1tract Of a priUate letter dated IN .Noc. 1927.
On the 10th Of the present month, one of
the strongest earthquakes ever known i'll
South America was experienced in this
city. Its motion was undulatlng, in the di-
rectlon of southwest and northeast 4; and
it lasted three or four minutes. From pre-
cisely 6 O'Clock in the evening, the earth
continued in a constant CONFUSION, inter-
rupted every 40, or so minutes by shocks
more or less violent. At in the morning,
there was shock so powerful that, in the
opinion of some, it was equal to that which
was felt in Bogota on the 18th June, 1926.
The light shocks, however, still continu-
ed without intermission, until quarter be-
fore IL, when we had more formidable
one than any one preceding, which produc-
ed the greatest destruction. The river
Cauca soon afterwards turned into chan
mel never known before, which increased
the terror Of the inhabitants, who had fed
in fear from the ruins of their houses to take
refuge inthe small buildings scattered along
the river banks. Women and children. old
people and persons of all classes, fled pre-
cipitately to the tops of the neighboring
hills, to save from the water those lives
which had been just rescued from the fury
of the earthquake.
At this moment another shock was per-
ceived, which, although less violent, was
sufficient to increase the universal conster-
nation. At o'clock in the day, the Cauca
began to fall but the trembling ofthe earth
continued until the third day, interrupted
only by ME occurrence Of more violent
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-27
HELP WANTED

A T the Cotton Factories of Samuel Slater,
-EA at South Oxford, in the different branches
of the Cotton Manufacturing Business, for one
year from the first day of April next, for which
liberal wages will be paid in CASH, every taco
aceeks. few good Families furnishing help
in tho different departments, would meet with
good encouragement. Also, Overseers and
Mule Spinners would do well to call None
need apply who cannot come well recommend
ed for fqlthfuIness and soBriety
South Oxford, Feb. 10. 4w
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NOTICE.

VEVHE subscriber respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public, that he has associat-
cd himself in business with Doct. L DARLING,
late of Westminster, under the firm of SNOW
& DARLING: Having been intimately ac-
practice, he can, without hesitation, recommend
him to the confidence of the public.
Fitchburg Feb. 90. P. S. SNOW.
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POETRY.
GENIUS WAKING.
BY J. C. PERcIvAL.


Slumber's heavy chain hath bound thee
Where is now thy fire
Feebler wings are gathering found thee
Shall they hover higher!
Can no power, no spell recall thee,
From inglorious dreams?
O could glory so appal thee,
With his burning beams!
Thine was once the highest pinion,
In the midway air,
With proud and sure dominion,
Thou ddst upward bear
Like the herald, winged with lightning,
From the Olympian throne,
Ever mounting, ever Frightening,
Thou vert there alone.
Where the pillar'd props of heaven
Glitter with eternal SHOWS,
Where no darkling clouds arc driven,
Where no fountain flows
Far above the rolling thunder,
When the surging storm
Rent its sulphury folds asunder,
We beheld thy form.
o! what rare and heavenly brightness
Flow'd around thy plume.
As cascades foamy wilderness
Lights cavern's gloom
Wheeling through the shadowy ocean,
Like a shape of light,
With serene and placid motion,
Thou vert dazzling bright.
From that cloudless region STOPPING,
Downward thou ddst rush,
Not with pinion faint and dropping,
But the tempest's gush-
Up again undaunted soaring,
Thou didst pierce the cloud,
When the warning winds were roaring
Fearfully and loud.
Where is now that restless longing
After higher things
Come they not, like visions, thronging
On their airy wings
Why should not their glow enchant thee
Upward to their bliss?
Surely danger cannot daunt thee
From heaven like this.
But thou slumberest-faint and quivering
Hangs thy ruffled wing;
Like dove in winter shiverIng,
Or feebler thing.
Where is now thy might and motion,
Thy imperial fight
Where is now thy hearts devotion,
Where thy spirits light
Hark-his rustling plumage gathers
Closer to his side
Close, as when the storm-bird weathers
Oceans hurrying tide
Now his nodding beak is steady
Wide his burning eye
Now has opening wings are ready,
And his aim-hoW high
Now he curves his neck, and proudly
Now is stretch for flight
Hark his wings-they thunder loudly,
And their lash-how bright
Onward-onward, over mountains,
Through the rock and storm,
Now'like sunset over fountains,
Fits his glancing form.
Glorious bird thy dream has left thee,
Thou hast reach'd thy haven
Lingering slumber hath not reft thee
OF the glory gwen
With bold, a fearless pinion,
On thy starry road,
None, to fame's supreme dominion,
Mightier ever trode.
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Contract for .Meetine House.

a ny persons wishing to contract for the
In building Of Brick Meeting House. in Wor-
cester, II feet inches long, 6S feet wide, and
81 feet high, agreeable to Plans to be furnished,
will please make their Proposals to the subscri-
Der before the LIST March. Any further infor-
lnation may be had on applying to
+. w. PAINE,
One Of the Building Committee
Worcester, Feb 49,
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NOTICE.

~ ME Annual Meeting of the Worcester and
~ Stafford Turnpike Corporation, will be
held at the Dwelling House of Dawn K. PoR-
TER, lnnholder in Sturbridge, on WEDNES-
D1Y, the 18Th day Of March nert, at 9 o'clock.
a. M.,for the purpose of choosing Officers, and
transacting any other business that may come
before them.
DAVID K. PORTER, Clerk.
Sturbridge, Feb. 13.
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To manufacturers g. MacAinists.

FHNHE subscriber manufactures, and keeps
Id constantly on hand for sale, Cast Steel
MULE and JENNY SPINDLES of every de-
scription, warranted in all respects to be of as
good quality as can be obtained in this country
u Orders promptly executed, and all favors
gratefully acknowledges.
SAMUEL BROWN.
Armory Village, Millbury, Jan. 30 31n5
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL II. COTTON & co.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
RPosITB TIE CENTRE MEETING HOUSE

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATIONS
10 Price to single subscribers, who receive
their papers at the Office, or by mall two dollars
per ann: to those who receive them by stage,
two dollars and twenty -five-cents. Twenty-Five
cents will be deducted whom the payment is
made in advance.
G5 Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar, and
continued three weeks longer for fifty CENTS
Larger advertisements in the same proportion
0j7 The publishers of this paper will hold
themselves responsible for no error, in any ad-
rertsement, beyond the sum charged for its
Insertion
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STRAW BRAID.

ME subscriber intending to bring his bust
In ness to close, will exchange his stock,
consisting of a large and valuable assortment Of
LMropeGn, English, and Domestic Goods, for
straw Flat or Cord. Dealers in the above ar.
BENJAMIN ID. BRECK,
Near the Paper Mills, Leominstcr. .-
Fob 10. G,,,@
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WORCESTER WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 81. lsas

shocks, one of which occurred at five in the
evening Of the day above mentioned. the
eth, and the other at halfspast four in the
morning of the 18th.
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WALDO FLINT,

COUNSELLOR At Inv,
XMAS taken the Office recently occupied by
d a EMORY WAsHBURN, Esq. in Leicester, and
will attend to such professional business as may
be entrusted to his care. Leicester, Feb. 90. ,
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FOR SALE
by LUTHER BURNETT, Jun,
Rn Barrels SALT PORK;
Half Barrels PORK;
5000 lbs. HAMS;
5000 lbs. LARD.
Worcester, Feb 10. CIV
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Patent Wheel BoreS
NOR sale at the Store of WHEELER &
NJ THAXTBR. Worcester, Dec. 5.
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A little girl hearing her mother say that she
was going into half mourning; inquired If my
Of their relations were kdT de6d,
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Frederick the Great, at grand review
at Berlin, observing one Of his soldiers,
whom he knew to be brave man, but who,
as Cotcslip says in the agreeable Surprise,
" would go any lengths for beer or ale" to
be very much slashed and cut in different
parts of his body: say" asked the King.
"at what tavern did you get those beautiful
marks?" AT the sign Of the Prague an-
swered the man, where your majesty paid
the reckoning ut was at this city that
Frederick was so signally defeated by Mar
shall Louden.) Bravo Mr.. Captain !" re-
replied Frederick and he did not use the
term idly, for commission was actually
prepared in compliment at once to the ser
vices AMI wit Of his interlocutor.
anecdotes Of Foreign Courts.
A little girl hearing her mother sny that she
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From the .Nso Yer, g1o;1,, ~. r. 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-18

Mn PEEL.-According 10 letter. from Lon,
don. Mr.. Peel is about 10 abandon name bonr,
IN with the glories of the "Conslabulary"
Ireland, and 10 tLke his station amonps, n.
Peers Of the realm, under the title Of "IoS
Tamwor,h." With this proceeding, i, i,,.
presented, that there is 10 be connected u.
NAL REIMBURSEMENT OF the anxieiies and resno,
sibii,ie, Of office. Carlo,c Morning Post
An immense speculation is about TO be ura.,
taken, al the head Of which is said TO be Fl.
fi,e, for the purpose Of draining all the marsh
es in France. You will learn with surprise Tho,
there are not fewer than 1900 square miles ~
boys and fens in this country. COVERINGS.
pa,ronizes the undertaking; and taxes on ,bs
drained lands will be RENTED for IS years.
The Ootroi duty on wines entering Paris, which
is now SO francs per piece, is IN be reduced n
Is; il is thought that twice the quantity vii.
be consumed, that government will lose No.
thing, but that the wine growers will derive
considerable benefit from the new arfanpemsr,
Al this moment good Bordeaux wine NAV.
bought at Hamburger, or Guadalupe, foi ia.
bottle, when The same quality costs, in Pari,
sod. Morning Herald
The Courier des Tribanaux contains an ,c.
4 u
poole, whose title appears TO have been Dur.
chased at Rome, and NJ: Mame,, for lresr,o
by the Marquis and his servants on the g,oart,
Of NJ. Mamet, in pursuit Of wild boar which
they were hunting. The first Court beia.
which The affair was brought, shocked perh.,
at the iusolence Of plain man like VI. Nam,
in bringing an action against Roman Mar
quis, condemned NJ. Mamet 10 pay oil The e.
penses Of the process, ana sent back The Mar
quis add his servants in their rich liveries to
proclaim their triumph over The untortunae
plaintiff This triumph, however, was INT Ct
shor, duration; for NJ. Mamet having applied
to another Court, the first judgment was rrytrs.
ed, and the Marquis condemned 10 pay 500 fr
damages, and 10 defray all the expenses The
Marquis next appealed TO the Cour, Of Cassa
ton, by whom his appeal was rejected
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-18
AAaNN for Sale

V>HE subscriber offers for sale about Nine HaDf'a
L and Serenfy.fre .4cres of Land, belonging to th:
estate OF the late Thomas Milan of Fairfax comfy
va. his land is in different tracts; contains
oout QUO acress, the late residence of said deceased
on the Fauquier and Alexandria turnpike road, abct
II miles from Alexandria and Georgetown, ard
hi'es from Fairfax Court house. The improvement
are large convenient Dwelling house, kitchen, ST.
oies' &c. ard two wagon tayerns on the turnpike
roads lo5 acres near the above. and 270 acres nth
Centreville, with large convenient dwelling bor".
k'chen' stables, &c. A further description OF TX
,and Is deemed unnecessary, as persons wishing "
purchase can view the land previous the day DISK
winch w'!i be shown at any time by application to W
subscriber, or George MILAN near the premises
IL sand land is not sold at private sale previous
llh day Of opem6er ner., it will be sold on that d.,
to the highest bidder, on the premises, on credit
IL 10 and "A months, the purchaser giving good an'
suhc'ent security and deed Of trust on the propey
POSSESSION given Immediately, with the liberty 10 pa
in the fall crops. JOHN MILAN, Acting Ell
aug l5---eots ofThomas MILAN.
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Mrs. Hagarty

DESPECTFULIY informs the inhabitants of Alex
Il Z andria, that she wishes to make up class O,
young ladies, who may be anxious to learn the French
Language: She can attend in the evening from fy:
O'Clock till nine, according to agreement, MAJ
suit the pupils convenience.
Terms, &c. made known by application a, her res.
dence on Royal.street.
sept l0-2awSw