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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03
Copartnership Formed.

Copartnership Formed.
The subscribers having entered into Copart-
norshp under the firm of VIZ. c. SIMPSON
81 CO, will continue the MEDICINE, PAINT,
and DYE-STUFF business, at the Store for
merly occupied by George Brinley 81 Co.
WIN. c. SIMPSON.
EDWARD BRINLEY.
WIZ. c. S. & Co. offer for salo on the most
favorable terms,
5000 lbs. Refined Camphor,
200 do. Gum Opium,
cases Licoricc Paste,
5000 lbs Licorce Root,
10 bbls. Balsam Copivi,
200 lbs Calomel,
200 do. Red Precipitate,
200 do. Tartsric Acid,
500 do. sup. Carbon Soda,
100 boxes CASTLE Soap,
so ounces Sulph. Quinine,
2 cannisters Ess. Burgarnot and Lemon,
100 ounces Flors. Benzoin,
% casks White Lead,
2 do Red do,
20 bbls. Venetian Red,
90 cases Gum Shelac,
20 do do. Copal,
500 lbs. French Green,
hhds. Nader,
900 bbls Ground Dye-Wood
100 lbs. DO Camwocd,
10 do. Blue vtriol,
5000 do. Nutgalls
Boston, May g. 1929. sw19
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03
DRUGS, &c.

5000 lbs. Arrow Root,
IS bales Peruvian Bark,
Is bales Corks,
- bales Columbo,
1000 lbs Burgundy Pitch,
400 lbs. Turkey Opium,
25 casks Phials,
1000 lbs. Sal. Soda,
400 lbs. Tartaric Acid,
200 lbs, Oil Lemon,
900 lbs. Oil Peppermint,
JOG gases CASTLE Soap,
1000 lbs. Liquorice Extract,
100 OF. Lunar Caustic,
1909 lbs. Turkey Gum Myrrh,
5000 lbs. Epson Salts,
1900 lbs. India SIENNA,
200 bbls. ground Dye Woods
Together with an extensive assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, and DYE STUFFS,
for sale by LOW f & REED, III State.
street, second door above Broad street
Boston, April 90. eo3m
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03
MEDICAL SOCIETY
NOTICE.

AETANTED, Gentleman of liberal eduea.
Wv ton, to establish q Latin School in
Princeton. To one that can come well recon-
mended for competency, industry, and perse.
verance, there will be a liberal sum per annum
insured for two years; he having, also, all tho
profits OF the School. The house intended for
the School is remarkable for its healthy and
pleasant situation. As it is intended to board =
part of the scholars, married man will DO pro-
ferred. For particulars, inquire of Rev. SAM.
UEL CLARK, or JOHN BROOKS, Prince.
ton, (Mass) If April 90.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03
BENZ. BUTMAN s. co.

nFFER for sale, on the most favorable
az terms,-
200 NJ feet Enclosing Boards,
80 &" (, /, s. II inch Clear do,
A q" " Pine Plank, from ] ! to in. thick,
2" Birch and Maple do,
! Hard Pine do,
3 f." =" Chestnut do,
3 !" f" Partition do,
Q" 4" 8 by Pine Joist
2" Shy and by Birch and Maple
Joist,
3" &" Oak do,
4" Deep do,
10 d" Hard Pine Boards,
5" {" Clapboards,
3" " Eastern Boards and Plank,
600 lunches Lath,
rs Nj. Eastern Shingles,
8 " feet by and by 10 Kecne Glass,
40 casks Nails and Spikes,
90 do. Smithield Lime, SC. Sc,
1900 lbs Clover Seed,
A few frkins prime Fall Butter, &c. &c.
| ~ Now England Crown Glass furnished to
order at factory prices.
| Worcester, March 4. 9tf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03
WHEATON 5
ITCH OINTMENT.

ENHE character of this celebrated Oint-
a. ment stands unrivaIled for being safe, spec
dy, and certain cure for that loslhsome disease !;
also for all kinds OF Pimplcs on the skin; like
wise valuable article for the Sat-Rheum and
lblains.-Price 81 10 cents
ALSO
WHE.ATON'.S LAU.NDICE BITTER.S,
which are so eminently useful for removing all
Jaundice and Bilious complaints. The public are
informed that by recent arrangement made with
j. Wheaton, the genuine Bitters will hereafte be
offered with J. ID. STAMPED on the lid, and Direc-
tons signed by J. DANIEL, instead of j. Whoa
ton, as formerly. Price 81 10 cents.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

INC Terms Of sale viii be cash on The trans
or of tho Shares, TO be made within five DAYS
rom the same. THOMAS BURGESS,
TreaSr Of the Blackstone CanaL Company.
May 90, 1899 90
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For Sale or TO Let,

VI FStUJC Ut % HNV3
TIEOB term of years, in Oakham Village,
Il SO called, BUILDING 80 by 40 feet,
three stories high, with sufficient water power
for a Cotton or Woollen Factory, or Machine
Shop, with Z Dwelling House and from 10 TO
40 acres of Land. inquire Of 81 Ell
HUNT on the Premises. or May q.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

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''lclIo nom INC 'niie inc sumo oocaiie
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ID"Supn o. Angoli' %o5o 80 80
Cuiiow' y Hp "r' . o5S 80
Iooi 90 ID. Aporn' 80 -. -
H La.tcis Hl' A1ofh' 90 40
ST., 4AI'sH FL 600 ~
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49, n poL ~,
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I D''st "a 80
9 SI Dun 'i' w.
G y II, P ., II Go
EuW q - . b butFough' 90
Eilaa " burrough' no.
.. D Bur1ough, 90.
JoH'i D. Daltoh' ~o4 %
Gmeiine barton 80 -
Rhoda y. Barton, 20 u
h0DeIt H. parton 20 -
AiDert r. Barton, 100 ~
n parton 100 ~
Ropelt % DulFough' no.
Robert 5. Burrough, Jr., do.
Cr. A. BurrOugh, do.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11

Elephants turned aurses-0ne exam
pie OF their sagacity was related to me
by an officer OF artillery, who witness
ed tha II snsactiou.-The battering train
going TO the siege of Seringspatam had
to cross the sandy bed of river, that
resembled other rivers OF the Peninsula,
which have, during the dry season, but
small stream of water running through
them, though their beds are mostly of
considerable breadth, very heavy for
draugbt, and Astounding in quicksands
II happened that an artillery man, who
was seated or the timber Of one OF the
guns, by some accident fell off, in such
situation that, in second or two, the
hind wheel must have gone over bim.
The elephant, which was stationed be.
hind the gun, perceiving the p,edioa
ment in which the man was stationed,
instantly, without any warning from its
keeper, lifted up the wheel with its
trunk. and kept it suspended till the
carriage passed clear of him. The at
tachment, or dislike of elephants 10
their keepers, according to the treat
ment they receive, is too well known
to need illustration. | have myself seen
the wife of a mohaut (for the followers
often take their families with them 10
camp give a baby in charge TO an e!e
phant, while she went on some business,
and have been highly amused in obser
wing the sagacity and Gaze OF the I'm
wiedly nurse. The child. which, like
most children, did not like to lie still in
one position, would, as soon as left 10
itself, begin craving about, in which
exercise it would probably get among
the legs OF the animal, or entangled ia
the branches of the trees on which he
was feeding; when the elephant W oud,
in the most tender manner, disiDgsge
his charge, either by lifting It out Of TIE
way with bis trunk, or by removing toe
impediments to its free progress. ii the
child had crawled to such q distance as
to verge on the limits Of hisr range (for
the animal was chained by the leg to
the ground.) be would stretch out his
trunk, and lift il back as gently as pos
sible, TO the spot whence 1t had started,
and this without causing any alarm to
the child, which appeared accustomed
to the society and treatment OF its
BrobdigDagian guardian. AS we have
great complaints of the carelessness oil
nursery maids, might it not be good
spec to import elephants to supercede
these giddy creatures9
a cure for the Lazu Ferer.- The fol.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11
POETRY
The NEGLECTED. WIFE.
BIZ i c. kEKeIvAl

BIT c. kEKCtvAL.
He comes not have watch'd the sun 90 down,
And yet he comes not-once it was not 50,
He thinks not how these bitter tears do flow,
The while he holds his ri OF 10 the town.
Yet be will come aud chide, snd shall weep;
And he vii wake my infant from the sleep,
To blend its feeble waIling with uy tears.
%! how love mothers watch to keep
Over those sleeping eyes, that smile which
cheers
My hesrt, tho sunk in sorrow fixed and deep
had husband once, who loved me-now
tie never wears trown upon his brow,
And feeds his passion on a wanton's lip,
As bees from laurel flowers poison sip;
But cannot hate--O! there we're hours,
When could hang forever on his eye.
And time, VINO stole with silent swiftness by,
Ssrewed, as he hurried on, his path with flow
ers.
I loved him then-he loved me too--my heart
Still f IDS IFS tondness kindle It he smile:
The memory OF our loves will uecr depart;
Aud though he often stings me With dart,
Venomed and bsrbed, add waste upon the vile
Cares-es which his babe and mine should
share;
Tho he should spurn me. win calmly bare
His rnsdness-and should sickness come, aud
lay
Its sIalyzing hand upon him, then
would with kindness all my wrongs repsy,
Until the pen,ent should weep and say
How Injured and how faithful had been.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11

HAVING united with Mr.. Thomas C.. Lane,
Hin the Mercantile business, it may be pro.
per thus to inform my friends & customers, that
my own Store will be kept open as usual for
some time, for the purpose OF selling off the
goods and for the convenience of gradually
winding up my own business.
BAKER TAPSCOTT.
ShepherdstowD, April %, 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11

a cure for the Lazy Fsrer. - The fol.
lowing amusing extract is taken from
an old book on ply entitled, The
Brspiary Of Hs"Iths, By .Andrew Boorde,
Physiche Doetoure, an Engtishman, ammo
l557;-"Tbe i5i chapitre doth sbewe
Of an evyll fever the which doth COM
bat yonge persons. named the fever
burden (lszy fever.l Among all The
fevers, 1 had almost forgotten the fever
burden, with whiche many younge men,
younge women, maydens, and other
younge persons, be soor infected now.
a days. The cause of this infrmitee:-
This fever doth come naturally, or els
by evyll and slouthful bringing up. If
il do come by nature, then the fever is
incurable; for il can never out of the
fleshe that is bred in the bone; VT it
come by slouthful Bringing up, it may
be holpen by diligentabor. A remedy
There is nothing for the fever burden
as is unguentum baouiinam; that is to
say, take a sticke or wan Of a Yards
length, and more, and let il be as great
as a mans fynger, and with it anoyut
the back and shoulders well. morning
and evening, and do this 81 days, and if
this fever will not be hoIpen in that
ty me, let them beware OF waggynge on
the gaIlowes; and wbylest they do take
eyre medicine, put no lubber wort ia
they're potage.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11

sisting the attack Of the dog than if ne
had been clothed. Bot then the dog
had 90 support in his experience. His
memory ofthe past did not come to
The aid Of that faculty which saw an
unknown danger in the future. The
faculties OF quadrupeds, like those OF
men, are OF course mixed in their op
GRAFTON. The dog who watches by his
masters grave, aud IS not tempted a
way by The caresses of the living, EN-
plovs both bis memory and bis Imagi
nation in this act OF affection. la the
year 1927 there was dog constantly
to be seen in St. Brides church yard,
Fleet Street, which for two years had
refused TO leave the place where bis
master was buried. He did not ap
pear miserable; be evidently recollect
ed their old compromising, and he i'm
sgined that their friendship would
gain be renewed The inhabitants Of
the houses round the church daily fed
the poor creature, and the sexton built
him a little kennel. Buihe would new
er quit the spoi:--and there he died. y
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11
REMOVAL.
FoRMAN's FERRY. Month Of obeckon.

FoRMAN's FERRY. .houth Of 0b4ckon.
IT HE subscriber informs the public, that he
4 has a new FERRY-3OAT in good order
for conveying of Wagons, Carriages. BIC, across
The Potomac River and the Opeckon Creek
II will be found to be the nearest road from
Martnsburg 10 Boonsboro', Hagerstown, viii
Transport, &c. also, the nearest and most direct
road from Shepberdstown, Cbaries,own, &c
by way OF Williamsport to the Cumberla land
road.--It viii be attended to by
March ST. JAMES FORMAN
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11
HENRY SEIRERT

TAKE NOTICE, that on Saturday the 27th Of
4 June next, at the house in which, resld,
Butler county, Ohio, between the hours Of IN
the morning and in the evening, will take
he dispositions of sundry wiinesses--whict
dispositions will offer in a suit now depending
in the County Court OF Berkeley, in which yoI
are complainant, and myself and others are defel
dents. JASlES SHIELDS.
May 20, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11
BARRON.

FEsHE subscribers have just received
81 and intend keeping, general assortment Of
Mcpherson q Brien's Bar Iron
OF superior quality, which will be sold cheap
for cash.
JAMES & WILLIAM ". RIDDLE
Martinsburg Feb. 70. 1899
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11

NOTICE.-The undersigned hase
~ formed Co Partnership and WI, 20 ~
N their business at that old and wen s
,tsnd Lanes Coiner'' ne ar the market n'''S'
nder the name and firm OF "Lane and ~
scot,~ THOMAS C. LAM
BAKER TAPSCol l.
shepherdstown, April %, 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11

Charity. 1viih0uI OsfentatiOn. An unknown in.
dividual recently enclosed one hsrsaHd doRa's
in note signed Charity, to the treasurer of III,
ST. Joseph's Orphan Asylum, Philadelphia, in
aid Of its funds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-11

A protector at the Westward, pro.
poses TO lay heavy duties upon import.
ed and domestic liquors and to expend
those duties in premiums to the abste
mious.
They cure the tooth ache in Mexico,
by pouring spirits into the ear. All
sorts Of aches are cured here by pour
ing il into the throat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30

LtcnneId, (Con.J APril II, iozS.
 P.S. I find at this moment (Aprii isihJ that have. by accident, omitted, m the Connecticut delegation of iS05-4s the Hon. Samuel Dana. lie has not, til now, occurred to my memory, as meu'ber oi Congress at that period. ! therefore made no inquiry of him. Iregret the omission. but an, unwilling to delay this communi- cation any longer. J. G.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
lrO6atc OOcc, ss. District Gf N0rfoK, AnrH IS. 4. ID. 1S2N.
LitcAfeH Agr1 90. 1899.

TTPON the petition of Eiiza Coe, or Nor V ton, iD the county of MednN, and state of Ohio, showing to this Count that she Is guardian Of EliZa Coe, Jun. and Charles Coe, hoth of said Norton, minors under the age of twenty.one years that said minors are own CTS of about eleven acres of land lying in Win. chester, in said Norfolk Probate District, which land bounds noriherly on Daniel Goes land. And also one ninth part of twenty acres of land, lying in said Winchester, lying in common and undivided with the heirs of Jon athan COe, late of said Winchester, deceased; which last mentioned land is under the in- cumbrance of the widows right of dover; and praying this Court, for the reasons there. in stated, to authorize and empower some meet person to sell and give lawful convey ancc oi said estate so belonging to said mi. nors, as by petition on Ale. dated the 18th day of April, 4. D. 1899:
 H is Therefore ordered. that sald petition 5e continued to the e9th day of June next, ut 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then to be heard at the Probate Office in said Norfolk; and that copy of thus o,der be published in a newspa. per printed in Litchneld, called the LitchReld Enquirer, three weeks successively, the last publication to he at least six weeks before said s9th day of June; which being done, shall be due notice tO all concerned.
 A true copy of record.
 45' MICHAEL F. MILLS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
htttbftElH Enquirer: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, uY HENRY ADAMS.

tI~hS'-fo Village and singlu Aktil Subscribers $! per year, payable before the expiration of six months. ' " ~
 lVspn 'lnIes nf any number over six, Sl 50 ner yeNhpayAbe as above. Companies less than slN, Sl per year. payable as above. 25 cts will be deducted rom each ot these prices when payment is made in atVance These prices arc exclusive Of Mail or Stage charge for Transportation,
 No papers wil be discon ntinued until all arrearaVes are paId except ot the discreon of the publisher.
 Notice of wish 10 discontinue, must be given be. fore the expiration of the year.
 AOVERTIStNG...-One square, three insertions. $l and the proportion for two or more souures Halfa square 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent per week.
 Adminstrators' md Executors Notices, $l,00 Commssoners' -s SIo5 GT' T'Alloomhunicati must he post paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
Commissioners Notice.

THE subscribers having hten appointed N ny the Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis trict Of Litch6eld, Commissioners to receive, examine, adjust, and settle the claims of the several creditors 10 the Estate of .s.
 JONATHAN CHURCHILL,
 late of Goshen, in said District. deceased represented nsolvent-hereby give notice that we shall attend to the business of our said appointment on the second Monday in October next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, at the dwelling house of Alvin Guild. in I.itch- field, Milton Society.) Six months being al- lowed satl creditors from this date to exhihi, their said claims legally aitestcd. tf .,.,
 < }s JOSEPH ADAMS, ! Comunis. HUGH F: wELCu.3 sioners.
 LitchfeH ADrH %. 1929, 4L
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
IRON, STEEL, and
 HEAVY GOODS.

THE subscribers have on hand very large N assortment Of .e Iron, Stcel,S other Heauy Goods,
 mostly cftheir own importation. swedes Square IRON, assd, s.s a 9 l-s in.
 " Flat |" lin, sin. Russia Old Sable, Ps t,
 English FLAT IRON, 3ss'd, 1 IA as m.
 Square '" l.4d2 in.
 |" Round |" " l.8Gl1.s. Axletree Drafts, Crow Oars,
 Boyd's refined Iron, Pipe Box Iron, Hoop Iron; assorted, S.4 to in. Horse, Maitland Spike Rods, Band Iron, Naylor and Sandersons English Blstered and American STEEL, .3 N. & S. and Graves & Sons CAST STEEL,
 fiat, square and round; Spring Steel; ,. H"ss"Ncievcr fi @ G,"%' and Eagle THTM4N STEEL, English and Spanish Block Tin; Spelter; Russi6~and English Sheet Iron; Hill's Anvils and Vices; common do. do. Sheet Lead; Trace Chains; Cart and Wagon Boxes; Brass Kettles; Cast Iron Weights Scale Beams; Backsn1iths' Bellows; Mill Saws; Cross.cut and Tenon Saws; . ... Brass and Iron WIRE, &c. Sc.
 GT~ They are ready at yll times to execute orders for any quantity of Br0ss aud Iron TYRE, of a superior quality, at fair New. York prices.
 COLBY & SMITH,
 no Chapel, Street. New-llaven, April 2, 1929 6t44
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
Probate Office, ss. District of Litck field,
 April 13tk, 1929.

April 13th, 1929. a TTPON the petition of Polly Hnmestom. of O Litchfield, in said district, showing to this Court that she is guardian of Laura l.. HUmeston, John F. HumestOn, Belinda w. Humcston, and Phebe B. Humest0n. al' of said LitchEeid, miners under the age of twen- ty-one years that said minors are heirs at law of the late Sherman HAmeston, deceas ed. and as such that they are Vwned in fee of the several lots of land hereinafter described, situate in said Litch6eld, viz: One piece of land containing about seventeen acres one piece containing about ifteemacrcs; one piece containing about sixty acres one piece con- tainiDg about thirteen acres one piece con. taning about eleven acres the undivided half of one piece containing about one acre, with saw mill standing theFeoa, known by the name of the mill places Said lots being bounded as set forth in said petition, and praying this Court, for reasons therein stated, to authorize the petitioner, or some other meet person, to sell and convey the interest of said minors in said property. as per petition on file.
 H therefore ordered, that said petition be continued to the aad day of June next. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then to be heard at the Probate Office in said Litehdeld, and that copy of this order Do published in the news paper printed in Litchheld, called the Litch- field Enquirer, three weeks successiyely, the last publieati0n to be at least six weeks before said ed day of June next; which being done, shall be due notice to all concerned. A true copy of record.
 44 FRgDERicK WOLoOTT. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
Rochester, March II, 1928.
 BeaD0re Of JnsDOssti0n.

This valuable mehiene is coun.erteited Pureha. seera mus, hc parcalar, and ask for ANDERSON'S &C0UGH DROPS prepared by JAMES MELLEN,
 nd also see tnt the bottles are stamped in the gnss
 J. \. .llen inslcnd ofI. Miller. For sale by W. x &.
 BUELL., Ii,chGcld, and asrsold by druggists gcnm. ERly. Gm27