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w HEREAs, Enoch Nelson applies to me to
W grant him Letters Of Administration on the
Estate OF Reuben Strawthers, deceased, q free man
of color.
These are therefore to cite the kindred and cred
itors Of the deceased, to be and appear before me
on the 2Sth instant, at Abbeville Court House, TO
shew cause. if any they have, why said admins
tration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal of office, this l4th
day Of July, 1915. DAVID LESLY, DAD
July II lS Ct
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A. M. MANIGAULT,
Factor and Commission Merchant,
VANDERHORST WHARF.
8. CHARLESTON, IS. o.. ,,..,: y;
WILL ALSO ATTEND TO THE RECEIV-.
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GOODS ENTRUSTED TO b.
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HYRlENEAL.
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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

transfer OF The antmasonc party, body aud soul, over
10 cksonSm But they "reckoned without their host
As faithful and brave leaders, they passed over in adj
vance expecting to he followed by te friends butthey
went without escort. These men are opposing the
urcn candidates, and they make great deal Of noise
about it, They say there enough OF them defeat
the election. They the non intervention Cass men
and are not yet satisfied with Southern generosity They
mean by defeating the election by the people to show
their devotio. TO their masters. The most favorable
for The Free Democracy is the bitter as, card,
tone, in which the Taylor men carry on the struggle i,
indicates a fearful looking for" Of lost power Yer
mont will be glorious point from whence 10 date the
victories OF Freedom.
This is Gen. Tayor's Fast Day Ii is observed h ore
very much as other day-men seem 10 think the Al>
mighty needs no special suppcaon on that behalf; and
that ne will in his good providence stay The plague when
il shall have accomplished His purposes there are
other evils tlat follow each other Wars an 6gbungs
We have had, and many private prayers were said that
they might cease but public ones for this was only an
exhibition of the internal passions in man. over which il
was unsurpassed the vine interposiion could prevail
The pestilence has followed and men are afraid who
never feared before because they cannot struggle with
their enemy face 10 face He walkelh at noonday and
death follows in his footsteps. For this our God fearing
rulers at Washington, ask special prayers protect on
If the famine does not follow the pestleuce il wi not
be for lack of national wlckedness but because the
vias OF Heavens wrath against US are not yet full TO
bursting There many fe.venl prayers offered here
for drenching shower OF rain but men have almost
lost faith in the efficacy Of prayer for the heavens cons
'nuc as brass heads and the earth as ashes IN
der our feet. Em
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MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.

MS work has acquired a reputation and popu-
larlty rarely accorded 10 periodicals Of such
character With the July number, it commenc-
edits twenty first volume, with the prospect oil
Increased and extended usefulness. Our readers
have often been favored with valuable extracts
IRON the work, which we would hope have in
duced some Of them TO subscribe for the Maya
zine itself. The two last numbers give evidence
oil great labor and care in their preparation and
contain mass OF valuable reading. We have
been favored with the perusal OF an autograph
letter from Henry Clay to the editor, giving his
opinion OF the work, which is as follows:
ASHLAND, goth July, 1919.
TEAR SIR I'll wish to express to you the graf
lhcation derived, on receiving the July num-
Der OF the Merchants Magazine and Commercial
review, from viewing your portrait in the begin
ming and from reading your address 10 your friends
at the end OF it, When we feel under obligations
to those, who have contributed to our informa-
ton and amusement, we are naturally DESTROYS to
possess all the knowledge of them, of their ap
pearance, OF the features of their countenance,
and of the character and habits OF their mind,
which we can acquire. You have placed your
numerous readers, (at least you have me, ii may
not speak Tor thew) under those obligations; and
the number OF your valuable work now before
me, in some degree satisfies the desire to which
have alluded.
have become quite familiar with the Maya
zine and Review, and have no hesitation in ex-
pressing my humble opinion that it is eminently
entitled to the public regard and support. 1t
collects and arranges, good order, a large
amount OF valuable Statistical and other informa
ton, highly useful, not only to the Merchant but
to the Statesman, to the Cutivator Of the earth,
to the Manufacturer, to the Mariner, in short to
all classes oil the business and reading commu-
nifty.
Entertaining this opinion, am glad that it has
been, and hope that it may long continue to be,
literally patronized
Offering you cordial assurances of my high es.
TEEN and regard,
| am truly Your friend
And obedient Servant
H. CLAY.
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GJ- A recent case in ST LOUIS strongly illus.
trates the advantages of Lite Insurance. 1t is
thus stated in the Republican of that city:
"A few months ago, gentleman merchant
oil this city, married, and 5000 after took out a
policy OF insurance on his lite for $4,000, in favor
OF his wife. A few days ago he Tell victim to
the Prevailing epidemic, but4pwas to him and
his friends source Of pleasant recurrence, that
his foresight had placed his wife beyond the reach
Oh want mere Is nopang to the dying man more
severe, than the consciousness that he leaves his
wife and children unprovided for; how muoh then
is the feeling relieved when they have been cared
for and guarded against
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Mr1ANcnotv FArE OF An AERoNAur-

MELANCHOLY FATE OF AN AERoNAUT.-
Considerable anxiety has prevailed in the vicin'
ity OF Cardiff and Swansea throughout the week,
regarding the fate of an aeronaut named Green
mot MIR. Chas Green OF Vauxhall celebrity,)
who it is feared persisted by falling into the sea,
alter an ascent he had made in balloon IRON the
former town Cardiff yesterday week. The bal
loon was the property OF Mr.. Wadman, oil Bristol,
who had been announced to make the ascent, but
through illness was prevented. Mr.. Green un'
dertook the trip, and departed from terra f'ma
about SIX O'Clock in the evening, vast concourse
OF persons witnessing the ascent. The machine,
which was OF large Dimensions, containing 700
square yards OF silk, and requiring 10000 gallons
OF gas TO initiate it, was perfectly sound and Sc
cure. Mr.. w adman, seeing 10 its efficiency be.
fore Mr. Green got into the car. Its course on
leaving the earth was over the town, in the d.
recton of Penarth, Mr.. Green liberating para
chute with cat attached to it as he passed over.
Soon alter Its course changed, the wind waiting
the machine up the Bristol Channel, towards the
Monmothshire Moors, and it was, IN the course
OF an hour or SO, lost sight OF by the inhabitants
OF Cardiff. The next morning, about o'clock
the balloon was discovered at Wadmore, in Som
ersetshre, lying on the ground about three parts
filled with gas, and not at all injured. No one
was with it, but in the car coat, pair OF boots,
and pocket handkerchief were found Inquir
les have been made along that part of the coast
alter Mr. Green, but not the least intelligence
can be elected of his fate. A dusk on Monday
evening the coast guard, Mr. Cevenson, perceiy-
ed balloon crossing the Severn from the direc-
ton OF Cardiff 1t was close to the sea when
first Observed and one party states that he saw it
TO dragging through the sea, and suddenly ascend
great altitude. This leads to supposition that
Mr. Green, finding himself in the sea, pulled off
his boots and clothes and abandoned the balloon.
endeavoring to save himself by swimming, and
that he persisted in the efort.-Live,pool .Ner.
curry.
The body the unfortunate eronaut was sub
sequently found on Fathouse Sands, shoal
nearly in the centre of the Bristol Channel, about
twelve miles south oil Cardiff
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POLICE COURT.

July 80. Bridget German, for assault on Mrs o
Pratt, was fhed dollar and costs, S6II which she
paid and was discharged
Be'j Reed, for disturbing the public peace, was
fined 50 and costs, and appealed.
jeremiah Early, for drunkenness, was fined one dol ar
and costs amounting in all to Sc 49, which he pa and
was discharged.
James JouIdan, for drunkenness was fned one dollar
and costs, and in default Of payment was committed 10
the House of Correction for 81 days.
James Hickey, for drunkenness, was iard S2 aud
costs amounting all to 1864, wicn he paid and was
discharged.
Ja'y3 81. Stephen Brown for drunkenness, was fined
81 and costs, and in default of payment, was commit
led to Inc House OF Correction for 80 days
Jonathan Luther, for an assault, was faed one dollar
and costs amounting in all to ssh, which he paid and
was discharged.
| Aug 4. Benjamin Leavens, for violation of the liz
cense laws, was fined 500 and COSTS amounting in all to
S24,H, which he paid and discharged
Aug.6. Thomas Mclaughlin, for disturbing the pub
lie peace was fined twO dollars and COSTS &c 49, which
he paid and was discharged.
Lewis I. Pierce, for beng common drunkard was
sentenced TO the House of Correction for four months
Africa Vincent for an assault was fined one della
and costs, in all $751;
Alexander McCambridge for keeping dog w.thou,
license, was fined five dollars and costs amounting IN
all to I'll 66, which paid and was discharged.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

DEATHS FROM FRIGHr We hear, says the
Bos on Traveller, OF two cases OF death from
fright or tear of the cholera. In one case wo-
man in Batterymarch street was seized with pains
which she thought to be cholera, and though she
was in proluse sweat and her body warm, died
in few hours During her supposed attack, the
beating OF her heart was almost audibly heard.
In another case an lrishman, named Carlin, who
had helped to remove cholera patient, was seiz-
ed with pain in the abdomen, and in short time
died, without any symptom OF cholera, and prob.
ably from fear only oil its attacks.
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To the Free Democracy of Massachusetts.
m Noceis hereby given that State Convention
of the Free Soil Party of Massachusetts viii be held at
WORCESTER, on WEDNESDAY, September II h,
at 10 o'clock 10 nominate candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governors and TO take such other measures
as may be deemed important TO the cause Of Freedom.
The several cities and towns OF The Commonwealth
are requested TO choose delegates to the Convention in
the proportion of three for every representative in the
General Court 10 which they rehy law entitled.
The Free Soil Committees in the several cities and
towns are requested to take all nedul steps to
full delegation 10 The Convention.
By order Of the Free Soil Stale Central Committee,
CHARLES SUMNER, Chairman
SGssga t MaT4gs. Jn sseretaries.
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Cholera Record.

Al New York city, Tuesday, IS new cases and d
deaths.
According to The report of the City Inspector, the
number OF cholera nierments in New York last week
was 6I3 being II less than during the preceding week
july.
AT Boston during The lwcnty.foor hours ending at
noon yesterday ~ cases, all OF which, with one excep>
ton, occurre on Monday.
The cholera at Quincy ILL.,, is raging very extensive>
Al Qnrbec for The "a hours ending noon Saturday,
there were % deaths by cholera
There we're eight deaths from cholera at the New CITY
ts"ulh Hadley) on Friday and Saturday, among The
Irish There we're also three deaths among the IRISH on
those da5 s, on the So tn Hadley side Of the river.
u Willard Strew and John p. Brown
have been arrested in Manchester, N. H.. and
the iurinture stolen from Daniel Webster's house
10 Franklin was found upon them.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

WHEAT Crop. The ST. Louis Republican
says, in reference to the reported failure of the
wheat crop in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, that
its Intelligence from Missouri, Iowa, and the
northern part OF Illinois, induces the belief that
an abundant supply OF this grain can be furnished
these States beyond their immediate wants.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

p The way in which the tremendous free
son efforts OF such Taylor wings as those of the
Auas are understood at the south may be seen
Wing:
But for the wings OF the non-slaveholIing
states, there would, at this moment, exist but one
party In all that country and that party only in
tent upon the destruction OF the southern norton
oil the contederacy- The northern aOh,gs alone
are making any resistance to the obohtionists. !"
The Editor Of The Wing is little mistaken lew Of
the bunker democratic leaders il the free States st
cling to Slavery as the ark of their safety, but the mass
OF the party trust have adopted free soil n,;pc;nles
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

A REMARKABLE WOMAN The s.. An.
drews, N. B. Standard, contains the following
extraordinary obituary notice:
Died at St Stephens, on the 21st of July, Mrs.
Elizabeth Dodd, aged one hundred and eleven
years.
" In the death of this aged person there is a
volume of history lost. Living in great retire.
ment- the relict of forgotten age, few knew
the stories she could tell of the brave old DAYS
Born on board OF British ship OF the line in the
Bay OF Biscay; graded on the broad Atlantic; her
father killed fighting the battle of George L., she
was cast an orphan on the shores OF New York ;
Thence carried to ST. Augustine, her youth pass
ed in the South. Here she married and settled
OIL the banks Of the Alabama On the outbreak
OF the war between France, Spain, and England
she, with other British settlers was made prisoner
and taken to New Orleans. After two We ars she
was transferred to the Spanards and taken into
the castle at Vera Cruz, where she remained un-
til its capture by the British in 1851 She was
then relieved and taken to New York. During
the first American war she followed her husband
through the principal campaigns, was at manv OF
the hardest fought battes-at Monmouth, White
Plains, Yorktown, SC. Al the close Of the A.
mericsn war, she came with the Loyallsts to this
Province in 1854"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

EXCURSION. II will be seen by an adyertsementh that
tickets for an excursion by Rail Road and Steam Boat
from tbs city TO Newport, the 9Th, 10Th, and III
insts. may be had at the Green St. station for 81 so
enlllng the bearer 10 passage to Newport and back
IN either OF the trains on those days. Thus those who
wish pleasant excursion, may have il for tri6ino
sum, ana may AXE any time from one to three DAYS fr
it, as best suits them.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

"A SIcKENING SIGHT. The following de.
scriPton OF the brutal hanging of three ne groes.
In Charleston, the other day, for running away
from the workhouse, IA place in which slave are
confined, starved, and whipped, not like the ser.
wants OF men, but like the victims of inhuman
monsters, whose highest joy is derived from the
torture of human fesh,) we take from the North
Caronan:
"The three ring leaders of the revolt were
hung, and two more we're In durance vile. Thew
mug those fellows on the yard arm principle used
In the navy, instead of the usual method. by
drop 1t made quick work OF them a four
hundred pound weight atone end of cord run
through puy. and the culprit at the other end
on the ground, was jirked by the falling OF the
weight, from terra frma into mid air, in the
twinkling OF an eye. AS the poor devil twired
round with out-stretched legs, and CHASTITY grin
on his coniorted couDtenance "a wicked wag hint.
ed something about dancing the polka on moth
ing. AS the corpses were cut down, thew were
laid under the gaIIows, that each, as he came up.
might see the bitter and agonizing fruits OF DISC
bedience and rebellion. Their bodies were
transferred TO the medical hospital for dissection.
The city guard was out to preserve order. and
showed a praiseworthy discipline and accuracy Of
drill"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

W We are happy to say that Freeman Hunt, Esq,
Editor OF the merchants Magazine" is in town, and
will remain two or three days, for The purpose oicolec.
ing the statistics of our city for article in the Maya.
zine. Our citizens can aid him greatly in his undertak,
ing, if so disposed, and we doubt il will afford item
much pleasure TO do it,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

The FRENCH EMPIRE. The intelligent Eu-
ropean correspondent Of the New York Com.
Advertiser, writing from London, the Goth Of Ju-
ly, says:
at seems to be the general impression here
that Napoleon is soon TO declare himself Emperor
of France, and that he is to be assisted by the
scverelgns OF Europe. This certainly is the i'm
preston in what is called here good society =
The assumption by Napoleon OF the imperial pur-
pie is 10 be the end OF the troubles in Europe"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

CQaremont, " H. The Claremont House was
totally destroyed on the morning OF the 3lst. The
fire spread quickly, that in less than two hours
from the discovery of the fire it was burnt to the
ground. Most OF the furniture was saved All
the animals but one COW and one horse were
saved. The insurance on the hotel is SO 500.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

HF The mansion house of Hon. Daniel Web.
ster, in Franklin; N. H., was broken open on
Saturday last, and considerable amount of prop
erty stolen, including bed, various articles of
bedding, one silver wine cooler, silver spoons,
&c.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

BANK COMMISSIONERS. The Governor, with
advice OF the Council, has appointed Charles H (.
warren OF Boston, Joseph s. Cabot OF Salem, and
George S. Boutwell, Of Groton to be Bank Com.
missoners. under the Act OF May I'd, ls49.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

WooD FUEL A common locomotive engine
consumes not less than two and half cords of
wood for every one hundred mile. it runs.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

SUDDEN DEATHS -Four boys died very sud-
denly in brick yard near Newburgh on Tues.
day. They were very much exhausted by labor
IN the sun, drank copously of ice water, and
were all corpses in fifteen minutes thereafter.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

A Rattle Snake was killed at Chester Village
Oh Tuesday, by Mr.. VIM. L. Dickinson, which
measured six feet in length, without the he'd. Its
girth was eight inches, and its tail had string OF
fifteen rattles.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

p Mother Griffin, an old bag of fortune
teller, died in this town last week. She has held
sway over numerous class, of both fools gand
knayes, Tor number of years Springfield Re-
publican.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

70" The Hon. Stephen Longtelow. for many
years al the head OF the Cumberland Bar, died at
Portland on Friday last, at the age OF 49, In 1922
he was member of Congress-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

u DR. Abner Phelps oil Boston had succeeded
n.curing several cases Of cholera, by The simple
means OF having the patient inhale sulphur.c ether
wine or brandy in his whole lite.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

TENNESSEE ELECTION. Gen. VIM Trous lale. Los
CO. is chosen Governor over Neil S. Brown (Whig in,
cumbent) by about 5000 majority.
Andrew Ewing, Loco, is elected to Congress from the
With (Nashvilel District by 7S m, jonly over m.
CuIom Wing
& The Wings lose three Members of Congress, TALL they
had bni two) and both branches OF the Legislature. 1t
is clean sweep.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

DREADFUL. Mrs. Michael Duel, OF Aburg,
VT, IN fit OF insanity, struck her husband, 80
years old, with an axe, cleayng his skull, and
killing him.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

VI The Democratic gam OF three members of Con,
gress in Tennessee makes i very certain that the Free
Soil members will hold the balance Of power in the next
Congress, and that nc man, not pledged Free Soil
principles can be chosen speaker
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

" The E1thedn Pen Handle, advertised by S. A
Rowland IS one OF the greatest Improvements that we
have seen for many day, in so small an Implement. Ii
neat, convenient and useful "a verilable muhum il,
parro.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08
Cattle Show (!

In order to make room for "a LARGE
LOT OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
previous to the coming GATE SHcw, the
subscribers will CLOSE OUT their re-
naming stock of SU MINER CLOTHING
at greatly
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

EY9 Robert Little, convicted of numbering his
wife at New Orleans, had been sentenced to the
PeniteniAry for lie
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

u The Annual Exhbnisn of the Students of the
Worcester Academy, will be a, the CITY HALL, this
afternoon.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-08

Tzy@ Two we'll dressed shoemakers being in the
company OF some gentlemen, were asked their
profession. Says one, 81 practice the heeling