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DociLITY OF TIKI BEAVER. An old Trav-
eller," in Poulson's Philadelphia Daily, gives
the following account of young Beaver which
he himself owned;
twenty-five years ogo, in return for piece
of red worsted binding which gave to an Ar
kansas squaw, she presented me with young
beaver about the size of a cat; l was pleased
with tho acquisition, intending eventually to
present it TO my old friend Peale, of the Phila-
delphia Museum-it had been strictly secured
from its birth, but, on all occasions, 1t showed
the strongest inclination to approach the water
and make its escape it was not mlschlevous,
and fed kindly on Indian corn, dried pumpkins,
and green twigs. carried it with me for q
considerable time while navigating on severa
| of the western rivers, and it became with me a
| favorite, and source of frequent amusement
At all times guarding against an escape into
l running or deep water, was IN the haoit OF IN
/ duleing it with bath whenever ] encamped Al
night or stopped by day, and a convenient
stream or pool presented on the sand beach.
carried it in barrel in my canoe, and to guar,
/ il from the intense heat of the sun, covered l
with green branches, but these would not ex
clude the mosquitoes, which tormented It IN
cessantly, and to such an extent that coui
| not resist its planitive means, and at length
most reluctantly determined TO release 1t &c
! cordinsy removed the leash by which u wa
| held, and threw the beaver from me into Tn
Mississippi, without the slightest exPectatio
of ever seeing it again judge then OF my a.
tonishmcnt aud delight, when in about ten mir
utes, having probably hoated an half mile,
heard il whine at my elbow Z; extended IN
hand and again restored 1t to the barre! an
subsequently,, during thousand miles OF nav
! CATION, perhaps twenty times day, +! threw
into the river, when after it became tired OF Il
rambols, in swimming, and diving, sometime
to great depths, and threshing the water WI
its tail, It would again come TO my hand WI
an imploring look, to DO again taken into =
! canoe. For near month, after my arrival
New Orleans, l was confined to my bed by G
tremo illness, and did not SEQ the Beaver; VIII
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CoMMoNwEALrH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, SIS.
At a meeting of the County Commissioners,
holden at Worcester, within and for the
County Of Worcester, on the fourth Tuesday
of June, A. d. 1880, BY adjournment, from
the third Tuesday of said June
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That no.
tce be given to all persons and corporations
interested therein, that said Commissioners
will meet at the dwelling house of Creighton
Ruggles Innholder, in Hardwick, in said Coun-
ty, on MosDAY, tie sirth day Of September
ncrt, at two Of the clock, in the afternoon, by
publishing an attested copy of said petition,
and Of this order thereon, in C The Massacku-
sets Spy" a newspaper printed in said Wor-
cester, three weeks successfully, the last pub.
LEGATION TO be fourteen days, at least, before the
said sixth day of September.
And it is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
OF said County, or his Deputy, serve the Town
Clerks of the towns Of New Braintree, Hard
wick, Barre, Oakham, Rutland, Holden, West
Boylston, Boylston, and Berlin, each, with al
! attested copy Of said petition and order, thirty
DAYS, at least and, also, post up an attestet
| COPY thereof, in two public places, in each o
said towns Of New Braintreo, Hardwick, Barre
Oakham, Rutland, Holden, West Boylston
Boylston, and Berlin, fourteen days, at least
before the said sixth day Of September; a
which time and place said Commissioners vii
proceed to view the route set forth and descrih
ed in said petition, and to hear all persons an
and there desire 10 be heard thereon.
Attest: WILLIAM JENNISON,
Clerk, pro TEN.
5 A conv Of tho petition and order thereon.
y Attest. WILLIAM JENNISON,
sI Clerk, pro TEN.
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CIDER.

1KHE subscriber will receive Old Cider after
IL tho first of August next, and New Cider
after the first Of September next, in any guam
tity, not exceeding 10000 barrels, delivered al
the Worcester Distillery: 30 gallons will be
considered barrel.
Worcester, June 90. If
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A CARD.

A CARD.
FENHE subscriber has taken possession of the
I'LL TAVERN STAND, formerly occupied
by him and lately by Mr.. Banister, near the
Worcester Bank, and has reftted and newly fur
nished the house in such style that he hopes TO
satisfy all who may call upon him. If neatness
of the house, care in furnishing the larder, and
diligence in attention to the comforts of guests,
will ensure success, he trusts that he shall re-
ceive a share of public patronage.
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
Worcester, June so. eotf
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Bobbias and ShuttLes.

DUOOtlto tt7JJJ TJ7tttLJJCOs
YEIT1E subscriber will furnish, at short notice,
"A of the best materials and warranted work,
Bob5ins and Shuttles of the various kinds used
by Cotton and Woollen manufacturers.
a. Orders promptly and personally attended
to, and share of patronage solicited.
ALGERNON S. CRAWFORD.
New England Village, .e,-
Grafton, April %.
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Professor Stuart'S Letter
WVO Dr.. CLAIMING, for sale at DORR s
IL HOWLAND'S Bookstore.
Worcester, Aug. IL.
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Knowledge is pleasure as well as power and
of any two individuals in society, whether rich
or poor, the more highly cultivated, other cir
cumstances being the same, will possess tho
greater share of happiness, and will be the
more valuable member Of society.
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All human happiness, whether public or pEi-
va,o, domestic or national, is founded on indi-
! vidual cultivation.
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Northern and Eastern Lander.

- sale on favorable te.ms,
$4,000 feet Enclosing Boards,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-29
Piano Forte.

EOR SALE, A PINE ToTrp SQUARE Pr.
Il ANo FORTE, ~ A. MUNRO
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DIED.

In this town 18th inst Eliza Faisneau, sec
ond daughter OF mr.. Nathaniel Richmond of
Wareham, Mass.l aged 5 mos. week and 5
days
In this town, yesterday, Mrs Elizabeth Sta
cey, wife of Mr. William Stacey, and daugh
ter Of the late Mr.. Joseph Clarke. aged ~
years. tbs hard to part with The friends wo
love; in the spring time of life, to resign all
we hold near and dear to us, 10 the grave, and
to look around us and feel that the scenes
which once knew them, shall know them now
no mo orever; but If sweetness Of dispo
sitlon, amiable department, and a life of rec
titude and proproty, are ihe harbingers Of a
future state of blessedness, her friends and
relatives viii have the consolation, in the
midst OF so deep and affecting adispensation,
to know that she possessed these qualfcat ations
and that She may bo now among the a" Just
made perfect" Funeral to morrow afternoon,
from the house of Mr.. Thomas Stacy, South
end Of Thame s-street, which her relations and
friends are invited 10 attend.
In London on the Cd ult Caroline Williams,
wife Of Thomas r. Williams 70 -merly of New.
port, r and daughter of the late Samuel
Smith, Esq of Alton, Hants.
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SHIP NEWS

ENTERED.
Schooner Jane, Marshall. Havana.
Sloop albany, Vars New York.
Sloop Collector, Heath. Hartford.
Albany, Vars, Providence.
.4RRIV.fLS.
Saturday-Put in for harbor, schr. Boston
Packet, Perkins, 25 days from Guyana, r. r
bound 10 Saco. Left, brig Packet, for New
York, 10 days; Paragon, in Patillas loading.
William, Of Boston 3 days; Lexington, for n
York 3 days; Clarissa, unc; Neptune, Of Phil
do; WIN q Francis unloading; Schrs. ESSEX,
for Boston 3 days; Nm. a. Henry, Is days.
Don Quirotte, 10 days; Counsellor, just arr.
from New York.
Schr. Relief, Crowell,4 days from Rich.
mond for Boston.
schr. Morning Star, Baker, 4 days from
Fredericksburg for Eastport.
Schr Haxall, Shove, from Alexandra.
Schr. Eagle, Savage, from Norfolk for Prov.
idence.
Schr. Cygnst, Atwood, I'm. Frankfort.
Sloop Glide, Clifford, from Albany for Nan
tucket.
slOop Rambler, o'Brien, I'm. Norwich for
N. Bedford
Brig sophronia, Dole, Merry, fm. Gardiner
for Providence.
Sunday--sloop Albany, Vars. from ProYi-
dence.
Sloop Comet, Baker, from N. Bedford for
Hartford.
MOndoy-Brig Milton. Jackson, Of Gardi.
ner sailed from New York on the 18th inst
and ON tho 10Th in lat 81 "a Ion 6s, being in
the Cult, experienced very heavy gales ffom
the N. E tremendous sea- gales carried away
the rudder, and was compelled TO put away
for the first port, being in a very'leaky state.
Schr, Superb, Lemont, Little River, N. G.
for Boston.
.Sehr. Massasot, Fuller, from Yorktown, for
Kingston.
schr. Enterprise, Eldridgs, from Charles.
ton for Providence.
Sloop Lion, Stubs, from Savannah, for
Providence.
Tuesday--schr. George & Mary, Gibbs,
from Providence.
sloop Wsstport, Corey, from Richmond for
Ney Bedford.
Sloop Collector, Heath, from Hartford.
WednesdGy-- Revenue. Cutter Eaglo, Msfh-
ers froa Tafpaulin Cove.
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Arrrx,r 70 Mcap,h. yrsr,.trx.

.ArrENfT TO McRpIR, AT yrRrsAirM.
Sir. p. Malcolm has received a letter from
the Rev. Mr.. Wolf, requesting vessel 10
bring him away from Cyprus, whittier he
has escaped from the Jews at Jerusalem,
who attempted TO poison him and Lady
Georgiana Wolf Her Ladyship is dan.
gerously i'll. The Wasp sloop, has, we
hear, been sent TO their assistance.
MYSTERIOUS. A cssk was picked up in
the Bay, just below Fort La Fayette, on
Thursday last, which, upon examination,
was found TO contain the bodies Of three
persons, 1.-TWO males and one female,) with
their heads and feet cut off. MIR. James
Church, the coroner at the Narrows, held
an inquest over the bodies, but we have not
heard the result.-.N York Sentinel.
On Tuesday the 10th ult. the steam boa,
William Tell. while on her passage from
Pittsburgh TO New. Orleans, about three
miles above the mouth of Red River, burst
her boiler and sunk in about FIVE minutes
from the time Of the accident. Five lives
were lost, and the cargo entirely.
Ship Letters Since the first OF April
u 600 ship letters have been received at
the post Office in NewYork greater mum.
Der than is usually received in three
months.
The Hon. Mrs. Norton, author Of the
Sorrows of Rosaie, has published poem
called the Undying One. Airs. N. is the
daughter of Sheridan.
Mrs. s. c. Hall, author Of Sketches oil
rish Character, has in The press Chronicles
of the School Room, or Characters in Youth
and Age.
Seventeen Spanish vessels were to leave
Havana April :, for Cadiz, under convoy
of the Casilda frigate.
The author Of the Collegians has pub
llshed a new work. called Tales of The
Five Senses.
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NEW
Spring Goods.

TOB SHERMAN, has received from N.
y York and will open this day, large
assortment, of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
among which may be found great variety
Of English, French and Scotch Ginghams;
Calicoes; blk. g. colored bombs zine; Italian
lustrings; gros de Naples; gros de Swiss,
a new article for ladies' dresses; black and
colored levsntines; Nankin grapes; furni.
ture dimity; book muslin; plain and figured
jsconct; furniture chintz, ,vcstings; rich fan.
cy silk; bsrage and Cyprus Grape bdkfs;
fine linens and lawns; Cd lincn damssk,
d,mssk table cloths and nspkins; ribbon; q
great variety OF cloths for children; fancy
buttons; silk and cotton hosiery; white and
straw colored Navarino hats; gloves, &c.
ALso,-Just received q fresh supply Of
heavy oznsburgh, yard vide tov cloth, and
Russis Dispsss ls2rl -.
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sUNDRIEs.

Nutmegs, cloves. mace, pinento, pepper,
csssia, cinnamon. SUeAn-losf, lump, white,
brown, New Orleans, and chrystalized. Soda,
vine, and butter crackers rice, buck wheat,
rnscabeau, rsppee and Scotch Snuff; p. A. l..
and r. a. G.. Tobacco.
Bibbens Brown Stout, qt & pt. bottles,
American Porter, do. do.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-.Hondau

{Reported for the Chronicle and Patriot.)
AT market this day lS3 Beef Cattle (all sold)
IL Stores, 22 Working Oxen, l2 Cows and
Calves and l2 Swine.
Prices--Beef Cattts--eItra, at st as 37J;
good, s 81; middling, 4 ca a 4 "a; thin a 4
so: About or Cattle brought 90 one OK Il,
fed by Mr. John kingsbury of Newton, was
purchased by Mr.. Cephas Bracket at 5 u.s.
Stores--no sales noticed
Working O1en-several sales ordinary at 40
S45.
Co'cs and Calrss--we noticed the sales Of
four, viz SIS, %, %, 2S.
Sheep--a few of good quality. would find
quick sale.
S'oine-'by the lot d cts, 252 came in on
Thursday last, and were taken in one lot the
same day at about 4 5.6c.
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30 Packages

Of elegant NEW GOODS not inferior n,
quality, as low in price as any Store in
town. Ofthis truth customers viii judgs
for themselves, by calling and examining
the SANG.
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10000 Bushels
OF
SAND FOR MORTAR,

DROPOSALS will be received by the
Il Subscriber, until the 18th OF May
next, inclusive, for the delivery on the
Wharf at Fort Adams, Newport Harbour,
of 10000 Bushels ofSAND for Stone Nor
tar. Thesand must be clean, coarse, and
free from pebbles, and the Proposals must
be accompanied by a fair sample thereof.
The delivery to commence about the LIST OF
July next, and TO be made in such quanti-
ties, and at such times, as the progress Of
tho work may require.
Proposals will also be received during
the same period, for the delivery at said
Fort Adams. of 10000 Bushels Of SAND,
Oft finer kind for Brick Mortar. The pro.
possls to be accompanied by fair sample
thereof and the delivery to commence by
the LIST Of June.
JOS. G. TOTTEN, It, Col. Eng'rs
Brepet Col.
Fort Adams, Newport. .Harbor,
April 22d, 1880
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HROT. MON. class %; draws this day;
" Highestprize l0000--Ticksts I purls
in proportion.
MAINE STATE IOTT. class ie; draws
Saturday May l;-Highest prize $1,000
Tickets 4 parts in proportion.
CU.HB. g. OXFORD CANAL LOTT.
class s; draws Tuesday May 4-Highest
prize $l0,000--Tickets 4 parts in proper.
tion.
DaAws NUMBERs-OfM Maine State Lot.
no. IL; 4s as a. SO 3 81 90 I6 26--Qf
CoDsol Grand State Lott. no. 5 extra; 80 y
80 16 80 80 IS 50 d4- OfCon. Lott. no. o
81 81 ] 40 SO 4 ~ 8. 10 2s-Of Cum.
herland & Oxford no 4; 30 33 2 20 !
40 So SO 45 J.C SHAW.
NOTICE. Tho subscriber takes this mo
" thod To inform the public, that there new.
er has bean any connec ton IN business, with
Joshua Stacey and himself, and that the ad
vertisment 10 that effect, inserted in the pa.
pors some time since, was done without his
knowledge or consent.
april 22d. WIN. STACEY.
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MRS. L. TOWNSEND.

INFORMS her friends that she has ro.
l. turned to her former stand, NO. 3 Pei.
ham street, opposite tho Eagle Coffee
House, where she will be happy 10 wait on
them in the MILLINERY line. She ten.
ders her thanks to them for pust favors, and
so,ici,s a share Of their future patronage.
Gloves aud mtts made-parusols and
umbrellas covered, and fringes Of different
widths aad colors made MS above
april 90.
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NOTICE.

T,HE Cour, OF Probate Of Newport, have
Il this day ordered dividend to be paid
10 the creditors Of the Estate Of DARIUS
DENNIS, deceased, on their claims a.
allowed by the Commissioners on said Is.
tate:--I will pay the same said creditcD 10
sixty days from the date hereof
MICHAEL FREEBORN Admir-.
sprl 5.
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A L. E.
Thomas u. PecRhana

NO. 10 .M9RKET-SQU.4RE,
AGENT FOR VASSAR & MlLLBANKS,
HAS just received his summer stock of
III DOUBLE ALE, which Is warranted
inferior to none in the United States.
Dealers in this wholesome and universal
leverage, will do we'll to avail themselves
of this opportunity. Price Sc per barrel
half barrels in the same proportion.-Bar-
rel to be returned.
On hand as usual,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES.
april %.
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Among them are the following.
AMERICAN GOODS. Flag hdkts.
Linen diaper for Ia. Linen do.
cts, Elegant new pat.
Good bundle 7! IFS. for terms
l2d, French figures prints
Good chex for l25 Silk cotton g. worst
Ladies white cotton ed Hosiery
hose l25, Oil cloths for table
dos do. Real good 25 carpets
Indigo stripes and Fine s. superfne car
plaids for l2t petings
Power loom shirt'g 8 Hearth rugs
White do. do l2d Green figured book
Fine shirt'ngs and rng
sheetings IA cents Some elegant saf
to l6 cts aouer prints
Blue blk. mix'd olive FRENCH GOODS
and Brown Broad Leghorn Bolivar hats
cloths and Cassi- Silk gro de nap gro
meres de India; gro dc
Flannel zan; gros de Chi
Homespun carpetgs ma
Real good blue prints Levantne satin end
for only i2d cents Lustring hgured&
Other colours the PLAIN
sume Mcrino square and
Blue mixed s. grey long sbawls
sattinetts Palmarines plain g.
Merlmack Taunton figured very cheap
SFallRiver prints, I,pIA GOODS.
A lot of very cheap Canton and Nankin
girls m,ts& gloves Grapes
Elegant flowers and Nankins, satin lust
wresths, made by ring
one ofthe first rnte Check hkfs; pongccS
workmsn in A Silk hose il hoifhose
merica Null null muslin
Straw Bonnets &c. Fleg, bandanna, and
ENGLISH GOODS. black silks hkfs.
Broadcloths and cas- Plain striped & plaid
simeres lustrngs for dres.
FIannels e. Hoser, ses; fancy boxes,
Together with many articles which may
be found very cheap in said store; and his
old customers aud the public are invited to
call and examine the Goods; and he has no
doubt but they will be satisfied and buy.
april 29l ...
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Botetouri.-For Senator, DR.. VIM A. Mcdowell.
no opposition, 49, Delegates, John T. Andersen
453, Fleming r. Miller 448, Col Edward Watts
Sc, Col. James CartmiIl II. For the CoDsitutioT
653. against it 49,
Observation-Disclosures, John L. Scott, IIeprv
Young The Petersburg sold Dominion, states
that the votes almost unanimous il, favor of thp
new Constitution.
Pocahontas The Lexington Intelligencer saws
that upwards of 200 votes were given against the
new Constitution, and only or Q in favor of it.
Prince George.-Delegates William Stands. ir
40, Francis E. Rives, 1903. For the Constitution
118, against it g.
Southampton. VIM. B. Goodwin and
Benlamin Griffin, reelected without opposition. For
the Constitution go, against it g.
Observation-Disclosures A. Bryce ir Peter CIuer-
RANT. For the Constitution Is, against it q
Lewis.-For Delegates, Maior Gideon d. Cam
den, 4O3, Major Thomas Bland 397, Samuel T.
lays, 277, Capt. VIM w Jackson, ID. For the
Constitution 10, sgainst it 574.
FdiyfdT Election. --The vote on the first day stood
for the New Constitution 1873. against it T. We
nave not learned who returned as Delegates
n poll WIS not opened for DR.. Mason, his name hav-
ing been announced without his consent The other
candidates were Messrs. Chichester, Fairfax and
Ball FAier Gar
Not ~ The last Legislature.
Returns (correctcd) oftlc votes for aud sainet The
adoption oil the new Constitution, Us far as heard
from.
>, For the Constitution. Against it.
Aotais, 1893 5,279
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atertaDss 81 a1rm.
THIS DAY.
FUkNiYURE. &c


THS1E subscriber being disposed to discontinue
= housekeeping, will sell at public auction, on Fri
day next, the Esd inst at his residence corner of If
and 1st streets, and Immediately oyer the store q,
Messrs SCOTT 81 Fry, all his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting of variety of articles mostly
now and IN good order among which many new
beds, bedstcads and furniture, complete; one Brus.
sels carpet but little used; mahogany sideboard
and China press of first qlalty sets dining ia
bes, one OF very large szc mantle glasses, prints
chairs, glassware, &C.
Also at the same time, viii DO sold rocd yourn
Mich Cow, raised in town, with Calf two weeks
old perfectly gentle.
The sale viii be positive and without reserve
though made on such terms as TO accommodate pur:
chascrs. -
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
ap el-et SAMUEL DUNN.
Furniture. Paintings, Engravings and CASTS
EDWARD F. PEPICOLAS intending shorty
AZ to embark for Earope, will on Monday the
2oth inst sell, at public aucon, all his Household
ana Kitchen Furniture, Paintings, Engrayings, Casts
OF Antique Busts; Figures, and Books s---sle
The Furniture consists in part of the following, m
tcles, Wig. Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture. Side
hoard, Tables, Chairs, Sopfas two Wardrobes an
excellent French Clock, good toned Piano-Fo
Music Stand and Stool, Looking Glasses Bureaus
Folding Screen, three carpets, Fire Sets Plated and
other Candesiciss Decartcrs, French. breakfast ard
tea China Gan, French, English and Italian
Books, some and valuable Engrayings and from
eighty to one hundred Green House Plants -
The sale O! furniture to commence at 10 O'Clock
precisely: the Paintings at: O'Clock, and Books M
P. NJ Terms cash
Sale 10 be conducted by Otis, D,s,lop &, Go.
u at private sale, valuable Aluatto Bow bras
up as honse servant. Also for hire, for the bal
I"cumbrance Apply to L. T. peticolas.
ap Cliff to