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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From the N. Y, Commercial Advertiser, january l6.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

We had barely time last to the arrival of
several packets, and to publish in part of impression,
few items of intelligence. BY the packet ship Columbia
Deano from London, have papers of that City TO the I'd
of December inclusive and by the packet ship Charemagne
from Havre have Paris dates the I'd of December
The George arrived this morning from Liverpool has
bled to supply important intermediate news, of
interesting character from Russian official papers, and TO add
considerably marine intelligence
Opening of the Ports to Foreign Cer-The event long
expected of the opening of the pors for the admission of
foreign gra has length occurred; and the averages at
tanned such height that it announced that wheat
admissible for home consumption upon the payment of the
minimum duty of shilling per quarter, barley at three
shng and foupence, and oats at seven shng and nne
pence.
More than years have elapsed, [says the Courer
since the ports opened unlmitedy for the importation
of foreign wheat Since the year lSlS this country, with
very few exceptions has produced its own supply and fed its
own population. On two three occasions, indeed, the
foreign wheat imported and warehoused and which was spoil
ing the Kings locks has been let into consumption upon the
payment of duty This bounty thus conferred trade to
the injury of the farmer and the very small profit of the
sumer took place during Mr. Canngs short administration
and the received nearly half million from the
sure But according the general law the ports have been
shut wheat since 1917 Subsequent to the year 1917, the
averages attained eighty shlngs per quarter which,
until 1922 the price; and therefore the expert
men under the bill of the Marquis of Londonderry in
the period of 1922 was never made We now therefore,
commencing a in trade and foreign wheat
at present the market the low duty of shilling per
quarter This is the Duke of Wengtons bill and, since
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24

Breach of Marriage prOnuse-A short time since
reported by the Cincinnati Chronicle, which shows, that
breach of the marriage promise held detesaton among
Indians. young Indian failed in his attentions to young
and beautiful squaw She made complaint old chief
who appointed hearing trial The lady laid the be-
fore the udge and explained the of the promise made
to her. consisted of sundry visits to her fathers wigwam
many little undefnabe attentions and presents of bunch
of feathers and yards of red flannel This the
charge In defence, the fahless swain denied the unde
nabe attentions in He had visited her fathers wig
for the purpose of passing away time, when it was not
convenient hunt; and had feathers and annes from
friendly motives, and nothing further During the latter part
of the Defence the young squaw tainted The plea
sdered invalid and the offender sentenced 10 repair the wrong
by giving the lady another piece of flannel, breach that
then dangling from his nose, and dozen skins
sprung upon her feet and cppng her hands cried for
Joy, Now ready to be courted again.
--sGs"-
A Chnllcnge-A little fop, conceiving himself in
suited by gentleman, who had ventured to give him
some wholesome advice, strutted up to him with an
air of importance, and said, sir, you gentle
man. here is my card, consider yourself challenged
Should be from home when you honor me with
CALL shall leave word with friend to settle the pre-
minaries to your satisfaction" To which the other
replied, " sir, you are fool-here is my card,
slider your pulled, and should not be at home
when You call me- you will find that have left or
ders with my servant to kick you into the street"
n bad Erception.-A gentleman finished euogm
lady with the following wods-'' Ah Sir! nothing beats
good wife '- beg your PARDON eJoined byesander
" u bad husband does.'
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24

Domestic LJe.-The Earl of Onery well observes.
that whenever we step out of domestic life in search
of felicity. we come back again disappointed, tired
and chagrined One day passed under our own roof,
with orr friends and our family, is worth thousand
in another place.
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by his bargain the particulars of which he used afterwards
relate with great gee and he again forgotten in
any similar affair.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-01
ID 7 r ID.

In Leicester, last evening, Col. Henry Sar-
gent, aged 46.
In Royalston, Feb 16, Mrs. Mary, wife Of
Mr.. Aaron Bliss, aged 70.-March 81, Christie.
pher c. Kingsbury, aged l5, son of the late Mr.
Joel Kingsbury of Keene, IN. H)
In West Brookfeld, March 20, Mrs. Abigail
wife of Mr.. Joel Barlow, aged 27.-Fcb. To-
Mr.. Dwight Bartlett, aged %.
In New Brantree, March II, Mr. Nahum
Whpple, aged G8.-March IS, Mr.. Francis
Whpple, aged 8l-March %, very suddenly
Mrs. Leyina, wife of Mr.. Samuel Bgelow
aged So.
In Hardwick, March 10, Mrs. Hannah, wife
of Mr.. Oren Utley, aged 4l.-Printers in .New
YORK and Vermont are requested to insert this
DEATH
In Boylston, March %, Rev William Nash
aged CO.
In Petersham, March l6, Mr. John Holland
aged 81.
In Shirley, Elijah Wlds, aged SO. 1t is
worthy of remark that this man has been a
member Of the United Society (called Shakers)
AZ years; and was the individual who first be-
gan his prospects in life, on the ground upon
which the society is founded in Shirley. and the
first who began in that place to reclaim the
then wilderness into fruitful field
In Boston, March 81, Dr. John Gorham, an
eminent physician of that city.
In Eddington, (Mc) March 10, Mrs. Brookey
c., wife of Jonathan w. Sibey, Esq, ared "a
years, and daughter Of the late Mr.. John Case
Of Millbury.
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CHEMICAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


"' "H"UcIt y original OP0defd0c,
E1'0R Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism,
"a tramp, Numbncss, Stiffness of the Neck
a. Limbs, ChIlblains, Chapped Hands, Stiugs Of
insects, Vegetable POisons, or any external in.
Jury--recommcnde0 by one of the first Physi.
clans OF the United States, whose certificate, as
well as those OF numerous respectable indiyid.
nals, aecompan, each bottle.
UlloN-It is greatly to be deplOrcd that
AS soon as any important Improvement or dis
covery is made in Medicine, the community
must he cheated, aud the inventor, in degree;
deprived OF his just reward, by host Of serslc
imtators, (nstigatcd by envy aud self INTEREST,"
imposing their spurious compounds on the pub
rs as Su3stitutc for he genuine article there
oy tending 10 bring such improvements into
d'srerute. sud even utter contempt. Such in.
stances are so numerous that il is Judged bS
I many that all deviatiobs ON the common
course are uumportant, unless followed Nv a
tram at lnitatOrS, counterieters and impostrs.
fRlCE.-TLe Proprietor Of the Original Em-
or"cstIoil VIII never consent TO reduce The price
OF th's article, IN order TO compete nth base i'm
hauon'; besides, il would a all nothing, as such
pretended limitations are snld only in conse =.
4uShce OF their cheapus@. still greater and
greater reduction Guild epsue, as, from the great
mesgerness OF its materials, the inventors could
wen afford to reduce hen, to little more that he
cost OF the bottle. All those, therefore, who
wish for the genuine nd original article, must
insist upon reoeiving Rbitmslls' 0rodelloe.
( o. Sold in Worcester. by &. Harris. Book,
seller; also, hy James GresR q Co.. DragEists !:
also may be had A ROMATlC SNUFF, for
Headache and Catsrih, Drowsiness. Giddiness,
Vapors-also for cheering the animal spirits
sc ae. tlse,- U,hir0sT's Grand Cordial
Stonla chic Neter9sbt Biffeys, Tor Jauhdice IA.
digestion, CostNc ness, &c kc.
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t. The Fraternity of Odd Fellows are re-
quested to assemble at their Room on Saturday
evening next, at o'clock. Question for dis
custom" Ought not the Constellation to be SO
altered that the election Of President shall in
no case decolDe upOn the Representatives. in
Congress ?"
OrIs c. WHEELER, Seen pro tenn.
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ST.4TF ELECTTON-NExr MovpAY
FOR GOVERNOR,
His Excellency LEVI LINCOLN,
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
His Honor THOMAS l.. WINTHROP.

FOR SENATORS.
Nomin0ted by the Convention at Worcester)
WILLIAM S. HASTINGS, Esq.
DIR. JOHN ROMANS.
Nominated by the Westminster COnrention)-
DAVID WILDER, Esq.
LOWELL WALKER, Esq.
(Other .NominatiOnS)
Hon. JOHN w. LINCOLN.
Hon. LEWIS BIGELOW.
SAMUEL MIXTER, Esq.
DAVID K. PORTER. Esq.
HENRY PRENTISS, Esq.
ELIPHALET THORP, Esq
CHARLES ALLEN, Esq.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-01
Female Classical Seminary,
RR00KEIEI n

FENHE next term in this Seminary will com-
K mence on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th Of .4prlt
ne1t. 1t will be under the superintcndance of
the Rev. B4NcRoFT Fowler, aided by one or
more well qualified Female Assistants. The
Seminary is divided into two Departments,
Junior and Senior
In the Junior Department, instruction will
be given in Reading, Writing, Spelling, Mental
Arithmetic, and the rudiments of Eng. Gram
mar and Geography.
In the Senior Department, instruction will be
given III Arithmetic Rhetoric, Composition, Il
more extended course of English Grammar and
Geography, Algebra, Geometry and the higher
branches Of Mathematics, Logic, Natural, Nor
al, and intellectual Philosophy, Astronomy,
Chemistry, and the Evidences of Revealed Re.
| llglon; the Latin, Greek, and French Ian
guages; as well as the Ornamental Branches,
/ Drawing, Painting, and Music.
Two half days in each week will be devoted
by the whole School to improvement in Read
ing, Writing, Composition. and a critical
knowledge of the English Language, and a
Biblical Exercise.
From Mr.. Fowers long experience, and
known reputation as instructor Of youth, as
well as from the universal satisfaction which he
has given, during the year in which he has been
connected with the Seminary, the Trustees
| feel confident, that those who may think proper
to commit their daughters to his care will not
be disappointed in their expectations
! Tuition per quarter in the JUNIOR Depart
ment, $2,75 do. do. in the Senior Department,
! from to S. Painting and Drawing, in addi-
ton, So; French, in addition, So Music, in
Guiding use of instrument, SO
Board, in respectable families, from 81 so to
! LIS per week.
/ By order of the Board of Trustees.
ALLEN NEWELL, Secru
! Brookfield, March y, 1899. 4wl3
! N B.-Mr Fowler will also take under his
! particular care few lads or young men to in
Struct in the above-named branches Tuition
! from 3 to 81 per quarter, according to the
/ branches pursued.
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Bldcksnlith's Stand.

YENflE undersigned, assignees of Avery May
m nard of Worcester, offer at private sale the
House and Shop recently improved by said
Maynard The Shop is adpantageously situat-
cd, and has had extensive custom 1t is near
MIR. Nathaniel Eaton's Tavern, on Front street,
and affords rare opportunity for a purchaser
Good Blacksmithing Tools can be purchased
at the same time, and very cheap, and the pur-
chaser enter at once into his business.
And notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said Maynard, either on Note or Ac-
count, that the same are signed for the bene-
fit of creditors, and Christopher e. Baldwin is
duly authorized to receive and settle the same.
If paid within thirty days, it can be done with
out cost.
SAM'L. HAERIyeros, Jr., AsSignees Of
,1 CnEIs, C. BALpw5s, 5 -4pery ,Noymard.
Worcester, March 81, 1929. 10
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-01

The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS closed their
spring session on Saturday last, The follow.
ing roads were adiudged to be Of public conven-
lence and necessity, and will be located, viz
On the petition of David Wilkinson and Others,
from Worcester South Meeting House via the
Goodell Factory in Millbury, to Farnums Fac.
tory IN Grafton on petition of Samuel Saw.
yer and others, for road in Sterling, from the
house of Ebenezer Buss to the cooper's shon NJ
Jacob smith; on petition of the same, 70.
road from the fork of the roads, near the tor Of
Fitch Hill in Sterling, to the county road near
the Frost place in Princeton on the petition
OF Amariah Chaplin and others, for a road from
near the bridge leading to Farnums Factory
in Mendon, to the road in Uxbrdge near the
house of Bezaleel Taft on petition of Isaac
Davis and others for road from the intersec.
ton of Central and Summers streets near the
house of correction in Worcester, to the new
county road leading toward Boston, across
Pine Meadow, 20 called
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-01

Messrs Edtors,--I noticed, with regret. in
your paper of last week. that was put in nom
nation az a candidate for Senator at the ap-
preaching election. You will ohlige me by
Withdrawing my name from the nomination.
March 80, 1899 JARED WEED.
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Tho Rev Henry Ware is appointed by the
Corporation of Harvard College, Professor of
Pulpit Eioquence and the pastoral care in the
Theological School at Cambridge This is
new Professorship for tho. maintenance of
which funds have recently boon raised by sub
scrip;ion, under the care Of tho directors of the
Theological School 90 Boston .qdrerfiser.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
Ia scribcr has been duly appointed Admins.
late Of Charlton, in the Guiuty OF Worcester.
deceased, and has taken upon himself that trnst
by giving bonds as tho law DIRECTS. Alipersons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called anon "a
make immediate paymcut: and ailthose 10 whom
said Estate " indebted are requested to exlabt
their demands for settlement
SOLOMON RICHARDSON.
Jan 90 1880. n;
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MA RR TE u.

In Royalston, March 3Oth, by Rev. Mr.. Per-
klns, Isaac Davis, Esq. of this town, to Miss
Mary Fl. Estabrook, daughter of the late Hon.
Joseph Estabrook
In Weslborough, March 10, by Rev Mr..
lockwood, Mr. Daniel L. Armstrong of Girls
void, Conn to Miss Harriet A. Miller.
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NeaO Store and Ne,O Goods.
HENRY M. SKIES & co

ENAVE removed to the new Buildinc be.
n n tween the Worcester Bank and Banis.
ter's Tavern, and are opening for sale, recently
received,
DRY GOODS, CROCKERY & GLASS
W.4RE, ". GOODS T. GROCERIES.
1t is their intention to keep general assort-
ihent of the above Goods, and from the benefit
of having partner in New York and Boston
most Of the time, to take advantage Of those
markets, shall be enabled, they hatter them
selves, to offer Goods on terms that cannot be
otherwise than satisfactory If April l.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-01

"REFoRM." The Saco Palladium says that
the Collector of that port who has been remov-
ed by Gen. jackson, is an old revolutionary
veteran, whose poverty was such that he need
ed the income of the office for the support of
his declining years. Some apprehensions hav-
ing arisen Of his removal, memorial in his ia
vor was forwarded to Washington, signed bg
eOcry ship Gunner IN Saco and Biddeford, as
well as large portion of the other citizens
Yet he was removed to make way for man of
wealth, engaged in lucrative business, and
who did not need the income of the office-a
good illustration of the character of that regard
which Gen. Jackson on the day of his inaugu-
ration protested to have for the revolutionary
worthless; and fair specimen Of the reform
which he found so legbly inscribed on the list
of his duties.
Another similar case is that Of Richard CUTS,
late second Comptroller ofth Treasury, broth.
er-in-law to the late President Madison, a faith
fdt officer, aged and poor, who has been remov.
ed to make way for-whom think you, gentle
reader for Isaac Hill Of Concord!
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10 Town Clerks and PosrMAsrERs are
particularly requested to forward us correct
statements of the votes given in their towns
respectively as early as possible, designating
the number Of votes given to each candidate.
Persons attending the Probate Court will obligc
us by taking lists wherever it is convenient
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COMMUNICATIONS.

A meeting was held, agreeaby to previous
notice, at the Inn of Mr. Cromwell Billiard in
Sturbrdge, on Friday evening, March 81 for
the purpose Of selecting and agreeing upon
candidates to be supported on the first Mon
day in April for Senators, &c. The meeting
was attended by respectable number of citi-
zens from several towns.
Col. EdU ard Phillips was called to the Chair,
and Mr.. Moses Plimpton chosen Secretary
After hearing the report of committee, APP
pointed for the purpose of selecting candidates
for Senators, the names of the following gen.
tlemen were separately proposed, and approved
almost unanimously.
Hon. JOHN w. LINCOLN of Worcester,
Col. SAMUEL MIXTER of New Braintree,
DAVID WILDER, Esq, of Leominster
LOWELL WALKER, Esq, of Templeton,
DAVID K. PORTER, Esq, of Sturbridge
On motion, it was Resolved, That this meet
ing approve Of the nomination of His Excelen-
cy LEVI LINCOLN for Governor, and His Honor
THOMAS l.. WINTHROP for Lieut.. Governor,
and that we will use all proper and honorable
means for their re-eection.
Voted, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Southbridge Register,
and in the Worcester papers.
EDWARD PHILLIPS, Chairman
Moses PLIMPToS, Secretary.
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Sash and Blind Manwactory.
SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr, informs his
~ friends and the public, that he has removed
from the Red Mill to his Shop on Front-street,
near the Canal and is erecting horse power,
where he intends manufacturing Sashes and
Blinds as cheap and as good as C; a Re purchas-
ed elsewhere. Also, Saving with Circular
Saw, and Turning Columns
Worcester Anr1
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Wanted MaaedidteIu,

A BOY, Is or l6ycars of age, aS an Appren-
"a tice to the Tanning and Carrying Bust
ness A q F. BACON
Charlton, \ pril /.
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A CARD.

RWISS SOPHIA W. CIRCUIT would re-.
1VM specially give notice, tina: she proposes
opening Select School for Young Ladies', in
Hubbardston, on MONDAY, the 4th Of Nay nent.
Instruction will be given in all branches of
English Education, usually attended to in such
Schools, besides lessons in the French Ian
guage.
Terms: English Branches, only, So per
quarter, and 81 with the addition of French
N. B.-Young Ladies can be accommodated
with board, in respectable families, for 81, IS
per week. Hubbardston April l.
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Messrs. Editors,--As a communication ap.
peared in your paper last week, in relation TO
Senators, under the signature of Princeton"
will you be so good as to insert the following
ticket, as being the result of meeting, COM
posed of a large number of the electors of sal
Princeton, held last evening, at the Hall of Mr.
J. Davis, and which ticket will undoubtedly re-
ceve very large majority of the votes of said
town:
Hon. JOHN w. LINCOLN,
Hon. BENJAMIN ADAMS.
DAVID WILDER, ESQ,
SAMUEL MIXTER, Esq,
LOWELL WALKER, Esq
Princeton, March 81, 1890
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Messrs. Editors,-Please to insert the follow
ing list of Senators, and you will much oblige
a subscriber. The names are a sufficient
recommendation, without any comment
Hon. JOHN w LINCOLN of Worcester,
DAVID WILDER, Esq, of Leominster,
WILLIAM S. HASTINGS, Esq, of Mendon,
EIIPH4LET THoRP, Eso, Of At6ol
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Messrs Edtors,-As it is the duty, as we'll
as the privilege, of every individual to use all
honorable and fair means to secure the election
of our most competent and virtuous citizens to
occupy stations of honor and trust, permit us,
through the medium of your paper, to use ours,
by expressing our high satisfaction at seeing,
in the last Spy, the nomination Of Henry Prem
tiss, Esq, of Hubbardston, as candidate for
the Senate board the ensuing year. Believing,
as we do, that his election would secure to the
County an able Senator, and that it would meet
the appreciation Of the people generally, and
especially in that part of the County in which
he resides, much better than the election of
either Mr. Walker or Mr.. Bigelow, we request
the co cooperation of all, whose privilege it is to
vote, in support of the following ticket, viz
Col JOHN w. LINCOLN of Worcester,
Hon. BENJAMIN ADAMS of Uxhridge,
SAMUEL MIXTER, ESQ., of New Braintree,
DAVID WILDER, Esq, of Leominster,
HENRY PRENTlSS, Esq, of Hubbardston
Only adding, that we believe the age, ability
experience, and virtue OF these gentlemen, will
secure their election. ALMOST ALL.
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BENZ ADAMS and WILLIAM EATON, Esq'rs.,
request us to give notice that they decline be-
ing candidates for the office Of Senators, and
desire that no votes may be given for them
By communication below it will be seen that
Col WEED also declines
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, March q, 1899
10 the Creditors and Heirs If DANIEL W SM,1u
late Of Oxford, an said County, deceased, and 10 all
GrEUrING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
NJ see fly at the Court OF Probate to he holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in May next, at one Of the clock after
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the al.
ministration OF said Estate, aud the claims Of the
Administrators as Creditor should not he allow.
ed aud the Estate, after deduc,ng the charges,
Nc, decreed to The creditors whose claims have
been allowed before said Court; aud YOU viii be
beard thereon.
TlIEOPlIs. WHEELER, Reg.
VS. By order Of the Hon. Juoipc.
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BosToN PAPERS. The morning mail from
Boston is now regularly received at our Post
Office, yet brings part, only, of the papers of
that city. The Gazette and Traveller come
regularly, and the others with occasional fail
ures. Were they all deposited in the Office
previous to one o'clock, we believe they would
be received We give this hint for the benefit
of the city printers,