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the having reached the point of being submitted
to the jury, which it will be, we understand as soon
the Court meets this morning. Various motions
and points of law were made and discussed Yesterday
WARRINGTON, August g.
Tobias Watkins yesterday found gully on each Of
the three indictments which he has just been red-nae
ly for msdemeanor law, having, his capac.
of Fourth AUDITOR, and osensby for the public service
but falsely and raudueny and by false preences obtained
divers of public money and converted them oun
private USE The tried were-the two on which the
former jues could not agree and trials granted
viz the 800 dollar and $50 dollar cases. which these sums
drawn from Mr. Pauldng, Navy Agent at New York;
and the $4,000 CASE which this drawn from Mr.
Harris Navy Agent Boston.
little after ~ O'clock the Jury RETIRED and after remain
ing out about hours brought in the verdict of guilty.
above stated
AS the verdict received Mr. Gore moved an
of judgment and trial. for which he will
submit to-day.
The Court then adjourned.
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any danger that he would suffer want, rather than
borrow--and starve, than not pay that he
loved action, than words-and hated falsehood
and coyetousness worse than death and that, his adj
ventures gave life and consistency to the colony, and
his loss their ruin and destruction. They con-
fess that there many captains in that age (as
there are indeed in all ages) who were no soldiers ;
but that Captain Smith soldier Of che true En-
gsh stamp, who fought not for gain empty praise,
but for his country's honor and the public good that
his wit, courage, and success here, were worthy of
eternal memory that, by the mere force Of his vr-
tue and courage he awed the Indian kings, and made
them submit, and bring presents that, notwtlstand-
ing such stern and nvlncible resolution, there was
seldom milder and more tender heart than his
was; that he had nothing in him counterfeit or sly,
but was open, honest and sincere and, that they new
er knew a soldier, before him, free from those
military vices, of wine, tobacco, dice and oaths.
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MOVEMENT AMONG THE CREEKS.


A gentleman, who arrived in Raleigh, N. C. on
Tuesday last from Georgia, confirms the facts stated
in the subioned article from the Columbus Enquirer,
and further states, that Col Crorel, the Agent has
been compelled to leave his place Of residence among
the Indians, and fly to Columbus for safety, and that
the military have been called out TO guard the place
that all the frontier settlers moving away that
the warike movements of the Indians have caused
great excitement ana that suitable preparations for
defence making.-St0r.
Columns, GA. July Is.
Indian Afdirs.--N!uch alarm has been excited in
this place by some recent movements of hostile
character among the Indians. Several secret Coun'
ellis have been held in the Creek Nation with view,
it is believed, of concerning warke operations against
the Frontier Settlements. In consequence of the gen
eral apprehension of danger, of citizens
Wednesday last visited the Creek Agent at Fort
Mitchell, for the purpose of obtaining whatever IN
formation he might possess in relation to the anticlpa-
ted difficulties. The following the information
which he afforded The statement is furnished us by
one of the gentlemen who held the conversation with
him.-Enq.
"The agent stated that there had been several secret
councils held by the chiefs that he had been inform
ed by several Indians that they, the Indians, in these
councils had resolved to stay and die upon their SOIL
that they had also resolved to kill him, the agent, and
wage a of determination upon the frontiers, ana
assassinate every white west of the Flint river ana
when troops should be sent to fight them they would
retire to the swamps, and die to man fighting Tor the
soil of their fathers The agent not putting sufficient
confidence in these reports, felt alarm, until an oId
respectable chief in whom he had always put the Ut
most confidence, and who had always manifested of
him the greatest friendship, to him and told MN
in confidence that the report true, and that ne
himself was a member of the secret council when
passed the aforesaid resolution, and that he voted LOT
it, but that he had great friendship for him the a.
gent that he could not reconcile it TO his conscience
so far to violate his faith as to see him sacrificed with
out apprsing him of his danger Thus much having
heretofore become public, injury can accrue from
the repetition of it but other communications
which the chief made to the agent for prudential rea
sons had best not be made too public, as they apper
tain to the safety of the agent. The chief also sta
ted that Populations had been sent to the CheroRee
the Choctaws, and Semnoles, to solicit their concur
in sentiment and action with them, the Creeks
but that none but the Cherokoes had been heard FROM
and that they concurred that Ross the l'reslden'
was preparing talk for his nation advising them new
to give up their land but to kill every white man
who crossed the line"
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WARRINGTON, August l.

wAsH1NGroN August 1.
Circuit Court-The sitting of the Court yesterday was
almost entirely taken up in dsposng Of Mrs Royals
and in trying two or three criminal of MINOR chaTac
ter.
In the of the day. Mr. Key for the u. States took
opportunity of moving the Court for opinion the
point of law which Of the refusal of the Grand
Jury TO find indictment against r. Watkins for forgery,
lin having erased certain items in MIR Hdrris account
dered his Office for seement) which point Mr. Key under
stood the Court when delivered its opinion the general
demurrer that reserved intention of Civ
ing another He desired this opinion with the view
of enabling himself and his colleague decide the
pedency of sending to the Grand Jury indictment against
the prisoner for forgery understood the alteration
of abstract Of Mr. Fauidng's But appeared that the
Counsel for the United States had misunderstood the Court
this NATTER and that the Court had not prepared op
ion on the question referred to.
However the Counsel for the prosecution, short time
afterwards, sent to the Grand Jury bill in the of
the 900 dollars drawn bv the defendant from the Treasury
the and by the alleged authority of Purser Hambe
tom which had been heretofore presented and the in
dcment set aside by the Court it will be recoected, the
ground that the trial was barred by the act of Congress limit
ing such prosecutions TO years after the offence This
indictment varied from the former one, particulars
but ii megatiued by the Grand Jury.
is understood that the Court-a parties being ready
will go TO trial on Monday morning. on the indictment in the
Boston 1000 dollar
The Court after had delivered its opinion in the case of
Mrs Royal, Judgment against the Defendan-ha she
be fined dollars and COSTS give security the
dollars for her good behaviour year. and stand conf
mitted prison until the be complied with.
Intfitgencer.
| AUGUST 4.
Case Of T. WdtkiaS.-Ths case seems now in
fair way to be soon finally disposed of.
By the agreement of the Counsel on both sides. on
Friday last, it arranged that out of eighteen ct
zens who should be summoned to attend the Court
yesterday morning, twelve should be empanneed
without challenge, to try the three pending ndict-
ments against DIR Watkins. Accordingly, the follow
ing The twelve who first appeared and answered,
and were sworn in as the jury, viz Daniel Carroll.
Peter Lenox, Lewis Carberry, David English. John
Kurtz, w. Smoot, James Harvey, William Hewitt,
Griffith Combe, John Z. Inge, F. A. RUSSELL E.
Gilman.
To this jury, was agreed, all three of the pend
ing were submitted for trial, viz the 800 and
the $50 dollar of Mr. Pauldng Gin which new
trials had been granted and the 1000 dollar case of
Mr. Harris and the indictment, in each case, being
read to the Jury, the trial proceeded The examina-
ton of witnesses was completed at O'clock and the
Court adjourned.
WASHINGTON, AUGUST 5.--The trial of DR. WAT
KINs, in our Circuit Cart is not yet finished, hut we
presume nearly so-the pleadings being closed and
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RHEUMATISM.

u NHE extraordinary success which continues
a to attend the use of Dr. Mel ONSON'S
haEU.NAIIC OINTMENT, as a safe, certain,
ana expeditions remedy for Rheumatism, Gout,
or any other pain caused by cold or unusual ia
tigne, increases the confidence with which the
proprietor can recommend it to the patronage
oil the public. During the last season many
We'll attested cases Of remarkable cures, from
The use OF this remedy, have occurred, some OF
which have been in this vicinity, and the nstan-
ces in which, upon fair trial, il has failed to
give relief have been very rare. Hundreds of
cases OF its extraordinary efficacy might DO adj
duced but the following are considered sufficient
JOSEPH OLIVER had not been able to walk
for more than six years, and supposed his hip
out ofjoint. His arms, &c, were swollen TO an
unusual degree. After eight weeks application
of this Ointment, his hip was restored to its
natural state, and ne remains free from all his
former Diseases
Capt. REUBEN MUNRoE of Worcester. had
been for years much troubled with the Rheu.
matsm, which had become very severe. Three
days use of M'Jonson's Ointment removed the
pain and restored him to health
% For Sale, by the dozen or single box, by
JAMES GREEN &. CO Price IS cents per
box.
Worcester, Dec 81 eotMavI
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LUMBER AND LIME.

HOWE, JACKSON 81 Co, have for sale,
Il = for cash or credit,
Eastern Pine Boards, Plank, and Joist
do. Clapboards, Shingles, and Lath,
Western Cherry Boards, Plank, and Joist, of
superior quality,
Domingo and Honduras Mahogany Boards
and Plank,
Northern common and clear Boards, from
to inches thick,) Joist and Framing
Timber.
Persons wishing to engage any quantity of
Building materials, the ensuing season, in the
vicinity of the Blackstone Canal, are respect
fully invited TO call at their Counting Rooms IN
Worcester, or Fox Point, Providence, and ex-
anime samples of large quantity of Lumber,
now in Providence, ready to be reshipped
on board their canal boat, which they will run
regularly during the ensuing season, for the ac-
commodation Of persons living on the banks of
the canal
G5- They will also have large assortment
OF Eastern Hard- Hood Timber, such as Ash,
Maple, Birch, Beach, and Spruce, as soon as it
can be transported.
Also, the various qualities of THOM7STON
LINE. If Feb %.
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FREDERICK S. WARNER.
HITCHCOCK'.S NEWLY INVENTED
SIN FF.

EVOR the absolute relief and cure OF
e Catarrh, Dizziness of the Heed, Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Failing Sickness, In
fants troubled with snufllcs 1t is an immediate
relief. 1t is also found highly beneficial in partial
shocks of palsy, especially in elderly people, the
fit having often been protracted for years. Al
ter an experience of more than fourteen years
practice, can safely say that have met moth
ing as substitute for it in the above diseases.
Having proved the ineticacy Of variety OF Ca
tarrhal Snuff in my own family, WAS induced to-
make n trial for something more certain and eff
cacious in its effects, and was led to the discovery
of the newly invented snuff, Which succeeded to-
admiration in my own family, and with numerous
others who applied to me for relief. cannot,
therefore, forbear oiaring the public participa-
ton in the benefits derived from the of this
Snuff; and, although numberless certificates gifts
undoubted good effects might be obtained, pre-
fer resting it on its merits, and the unbiass,
! ed trial Of candid public, who may wish for re.
lief in the above diseases
| Directions for using: Begin with small
| pinch on going TO bed, and another in the morn.
( ing-incrensing to three or four per day.
Q-TIhe public are cautioned against purchas-
ing spurious kinds Of the above Snuff. The gen.
uine is for sale in Worcester by J. ROBINSON
} Price 25 cents per bottle; S9,95 per dozen.
Worcester, Nov. ~. 1898. coiy46
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NOTICE..

WM7ILL be sold at Public .4uction, at Capt
w Gilbert W: Ravens s Inn, in Shrewsbury,
on NONDAY, the 18Th day Of .ApriL mcnt, at
two of the clock in the afternoon, by an order
of the Supreme Judicial Court, four-fifths of
the REAL ESTATE of JOHN BELLOWS,
Js:, late of Shrewsbury, deceased, lying about
half mile south of the Congregational Meet.
ing House, in said town, on the road leading to
Grafton, and contains about thirty acres of the
first rate Land consisting ofMowing, Pasturing
Tillage, and Wood Land, with the Buildings
standing thereon
N. B: The other fifth part, together with
the widows right of dover, will be sold at the
same time and place. NATHAN HOWE,
Guardian to the minor heirs.
Shrewsbury, March IL.
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DY s p i p STA.

TEIHlS prevalent disorder, as it exhibits
Il itself IN Its customary symptoms OF want of
appetite, distressing lstulencies, heart burn, pain
in the stomach, sick head ache, nausea, vomiting
and costveness, is now found TO yield to the tried
efficacy of DR. Relics Vegetable Specific, and
.9nti- Bilious Pills.
These two preparations combined, constitute
an cffcacous remedy for the Dyspepsia, even
after it has acquired The most obstinate character,
and resisted every effort of professional skill
When both medicines are administered in con.
neXion according to plain and particular directions
accompanying the Vegetable Specific, they thor
oughly cleanse the almentary canal of TINT yiscid
mucus which is the proximate cause of the dis
order, and as tonic and stimulant, they restore
the healthy action and energy Of the stomach,
and strengthen the debtated system. The pro
piietor can also confidently recommend the Veg.
etable Speeiic as one of the best remedies known
for the sick head ache.
Prepared, and sold wholesale, by Il. KIDDER.
proprietor of the "Conway Medicine, :" Counting
Room in Chambers over No. OF, corner of Court
and llanover.streets, Boston, and al retail by his
appointment, together with all the Conway Med.
icine, by
}. ROBINSON and j. GRLEN & co. IYor.
ceSter,
HENRY ALLEN, Leominster,
CARY, RICE, X CO, North Br0ok6eld,
CHARLES PARKMAN, WeStborourh,
JOHN CAPkON Il SONS, Urbridge.
TIMOTHY DOTY, WeStminstcr,
&. b. PARKER, Lancaster,
and of various Druggists, &c. throughout the conn.
try.
Observe none are genuine unless signed r.
KlDDER on the outside printed wrapper.
or Large discount 10 dealers.
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ENaIS filthy and infectious disorder, be
= it ever SO inveterste, may be cured in one
hours application, by the use of DUMFRIES'
OINTMENT. Ii is unrivalled for the pleasant
ness, ease, expedition, safety and certainty with
which it produces perfect cure of this disease.
The ointment is known to be so certain and OK
peditous in its operation, as to effect cure in one
hours application only! without any hazard of
taking cold, as the composition does not contain
The least particle of mercury, or any other dan
gerous ingredient, it may be applied with perfect
safety in the state of pregnancy, and even to chill
zen at the breast Price 81 IL cents per boa,
with ample directions.
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Real Estate for Sale.

YENHE subscriber offers for sale the FARM
4 in Boylston, called the WeAington Farm,
about one mile westerly from the Meeting
House, containing about one hundred and eio6.
ty acres, with two Dwelling Houses and three
Barns, two Of them almost new. 1t is a good
Farm for grass and grain, with good growth
of young wood has fine run of water through
the same, and we'll calculated to make two
Farms. Also about thirty acres of Wood and
NeodO1o Land, within half mile For further
particulars, apply to Messrs. JOHN TEMPLE.
West Boylston, SILAS HASTINGS, Bowls.
ton, or to the subscriber in Marlboro.
ABRAHAM GATES.
Marlboro March Is. evil
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love; are Hoh a volume lately published IN
London, by the Rev. William l.. Bowles For
majesty of diction, and loneliness and beauty OF
sentiment, we think they have seldom been sur.
passed.
THE ARCTIC DOVE.
Ride on the ark, majestic and alone
On the wide waste of the careering deep,
Its hull scarce peering through the night of
clouds,
Is seen. But 10! the mighty deep has shrunk |!
The ark, from its terrific voyage, rests
On Arrarat. The raven is sent FORTH
Send out the dove, and as her wings far off
Shine in the light, that streaks the sew ring
clouds,
Bid her speed on, and greet her with song =
Go beautiful and gentle dove,
But whittier wilt thou go?
For though the clouds rise high above,
How sad and waste is all below
The wife of Shem, moment to her breast
Held the poor bird and kssd it. Many night
When she was listening to the hollow wind,
She press'd it to her bosom, with a tear
Or when it murmur'd in her hand, forgot
Fhe long loud tumult of the storm without
She kisses it, and, at her fathers word,
Bids it go forth.
The dove flies on! In lonely flight
She flies from dawn till dark
And now, amid the gloom Of night
Comes weary to the ark.
OH let me in, she seems to say,
For long and lone hath been my way
Oh once more, gentle mistress let me rest,
And dry my dripping plumage on thy breast,
So the bird flew to her who cherish d it,
She sent it forth again out of the ark;
Again it came at ev'ning fall, and 10,
An olive leaf pluck'd off and in its bill.
And Shem's wife took the green Leaf from its
bill,
And kiss'd its wings again, and smilingly
Dropp'd on its neck one silent tear of Joy.
She sent it forth once more; and watch'd its
flight,
Till it was lost amid the clouds of heaven
Then gazing on the clouds where it was lost,
Its mournful mistress sung this last farewell:
Go beautiful and gentle dove,
And greet the morning ray;
For 10 the sun shines bright above
And night and storms are pass'd away.
No longer dropping here confined,
In this cold prison dwell;
Go, free to sunshine and to wind,
Sweet bird, go forth, and fare thee we'll
Oh beautiful and gentle dove,
Thy welcome sad will be,
When thou shalt hear no voice of love
In murmurs from the leafy tree.
Yet freedom, freedom shalt thou find,
From this cold prison cell;
Go, then, to sunshine, and the wind,
Sweet bird, go forth and fare thee well.
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Commonwealth OF MASSACHUSETTS
WORCESTER, So. At meeting of the Coun-
ty Commissioners, holden by adjournment.
at Worcester, within and for the County Of
Worcester, on the fifth Tuesday of Decem-
Der, A. d. 1929:
NE7 HEREAS, upon the petition of the North
w Branch Turnpike Corporation, due pro-
ceedings having been had thereon, it is now
considered and adjudged by said Commissioners
that common convenience and necessity require
the location of public highway or common
road over all that part of said North Branch
Turnpike Road which is in said County of
Worcester, viz: from the fifth Massachusetts
Turnpike in Fitchburg, to Fitzwiliam, in the
State of New Hampshire, agreeably to the
prayer Of said Corporation
1t is now, therefore, Ordered, That notice be
given to all persons and Corporations, inter
estcd therein, that said Commissioners will hold
a NE sing at the house of Ephraim Murdoch,
If, lnnholder, in Winchendon, in said County.
on Wednesday,, the taoenty-ninth dav of thrill
neat, at two of the clock in the afternoon, bv
publishing an attested copy of this adjudication
and order thereon, in " The massachusetts, SIM.
and WorceSter County Adrtrtiser," and in the
" National Hgis," newspapers printed in said
Worcester, three weeks successfully, the last
publication to be fourteen days, at least before
INC shia tHeHty-Htnth Gay OF April.
And it is further ordered, that the Sheriff of
said County, or hs Deputy, serve the several
Town Clerks of the Towns of Fitchburg, West.
minister, Ashburnham and Winchendon, with
an attested copy of said adjudication and order,
thirty days, at least, and also post up an attest
ed copy thereof, in two public places in each of
said Towns of Fitchburg, Westminster, Ash
burnham and Winchendon, fourteen DAYS. at
least, before said twenty ninth day of April
at which time and place said Commissioners
will proceed TO lay out, locate and establish
public highway or common road over the route
which is described in the adjudication aforesaid:
and to hear all persons and Corporations inter
ested therein, who may then and there desire
to be heard thereon, and to assess such DANA
ges, as any person or Corporation may sustain
by reason Of the location of said road aforesaid
A copy Of the adjudication, and order of no
tice on the petition aforesaid
il Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Cyerk
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highly approved Eye Water, which will brace and
restore the tone Of the diseased parts. On re.
cent sore eyes the effect is highly sautary. In
cases of years. standing, the most unexpected re.
lief has been received after other applications Of
inferior efficacy had failed. Weakness, soreness,
aud other complaints Of the Eyes, proceeding
from colds, have been permanently removed
Those who use it pronounce it to be the best
preparation for these complaints they ever met
with, especially in obstinate cases OF soreness and
inflammation. Price 25 cents per bottle
ALso,-the celebrated Cambrian Tooth .Gche
Pills, which give immediate relief, without the
least injury to the Teeth. On trial this will be
found Que OF the best remedies known for this
painful complaint. Price 50 cents box.
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NEW BOOKS.

EbICKERINGS REPOR rs, No. ]. Vol. G !;
= Aliens Mechanic;
Disowned, 2 vols;
Protestant, vols:
Hebern's Modern. History, 9 vols
Flint,s Geography and History of the Western
States, 2 vols;
Memoir OF Mrs. Ann II. Judson, late Missona-
~ to Burmah, including History of the
Mission;
% just received at DORR g. HOW.
LANDS Bookstore.
Worcester, March IS. II
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fl NeaO Post Office

EE AS recently been established IN the west
3. Il ern part of Sutton, Mass, and is called
Vest Sutton Post Office, of which EpENEzER
caldwell, Esq, is appointed Postmaster. All
letters, and other packages, intended for that
place, should be directed to Vest Sutton. Mass
March %, 1899. MO