Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17

Journey home. On Saturday gentleman was
sant-uur goods were appraised-the damage
laid being satisfactory to us that remained, they
paid tha claim. when we left the great CITY OF
New York, taking the steamboat knickeibock-
or for Norwich, Connecticut, leaving at o.
clock on Saturday evening. arriving at the above
place at 3 o'clock on Sunday. We then took
The cars for Worcester. Massachusetts, arriving
there at 5 u'clocI. A. NJ. We were then con-
ductsl to the American Temperance Hotel. kept
by Messrs. Tucker g. Bonny-a splendid Ho-
tel and kept on strict temperance principles !;
by the way | would recommend all our friends
from Delaware and oihe places not TO fail cal
ling on the above gentlemen when travelling
This route. After taking sweet and calm re-
pose. thing of great Importance to us at that
particular time, we were summoned to the din
ner table; when taking our seats we took a
casual glance at the table-then the Individuals
nround the splendid hall in which we were seat
ed. We found them 10 he men Of fine appear
ance, intelligent and Intellectual counienances.
although numbering near one hundred, all tenn
perancs men. supporting one of the best houses
said to be in the Eastern States. We could
not help admiring the quiet and good order that
pervaded the whole assembly. Not drop OF
liquor Of any description was TO be Sc mot
even the supple drinks are kept in the house.
such as ginger pop, root Ell, mineral water,
as they are generally termed, although danger
Gus for men 10 tamper with, as they often lead
to injurious ends. After the repast was over,
',E,, "a, ~ H. rs,,a;n;n, IN rnorn;nr
VI o'o'.e. w. Ill ,hsonnb ,ho .;,, 81 W.
"n.n We W. - i, 10 he a n,ost snls, Ala
o1s.''' :, go ,,a,rn;6car, ,nansirns ons
p'aoeI,i 1t sJ'e ',a,"iia. *, -,
s',',s 49, !. ~, ~, ,,,,o horsss ara MI, in
p"s .,,.la or a,chitectnre zach individnal
~ ~ 'hn;Id;n, A. suit his own narnl;a,
lst;ah ~, ,ho V.nLaes arc al,,sys dis.
,is,;"had All nf ,hs horses ave frams, mil,
uugu'sneu' W s"' piu,., ,., w.
WIN 49, ~ IS ~ .i,r,iosa ara ,h,a,,' :,
on ese'n 90 ,as eas M o;,;-aos 90 80,
ih'o wane W ~ ;nl.,"; ~
SS y; ~, l., de- s,raa,",asa,,s .,,'
- e,,.,sa ~ - IN.
70" fq7o s.,...s.xS u. .oh,,als
1yo'tsssIollp6.. as could plsarby enquiry al
Tho reo,lemanlv Innkeepers and others that
cslled npon. sixteen churches. viz All Saints.
Enisconal. Unitarian. Baptist, Congregational.
ist. Methodist. First and Second Catholic, Uni.
.versalist. Zion Methodist, Friends, &c. &c., all
ns whish have towerinp steeples reared into the
air.
The town il divided into thirteen school dis
,r'cis in which thirty schools are supported. he
eide the Classical and English High School
winch is open IN the ktNnldIS w ublil efAF'
from all parts Of the town; seventeen Of ihes'
schools are in The Centre Districts three in New
Worcester. and one in each of the other dis
tricis. The Classical and High School is un
der several distinguished individuals. I h.
studies comprehend the Latin Greek am
French LANGUAGES the Mathematics ana M
higher English branches usually taught IN
rademies and Female Semlnarles. ne conrs'
OF study is So arranged mat those "h, i"'e"u y
obtain classical education have fquai oppor'h
mites for that purnose. lhe Seh0ol was opener
August LIST. i745-anplicaiinn Tor Adin's-i"'
must be- made 10 the Town School Conm'I'ee
BY an act Of The Legislature the inhabitants
are authorized % raise money in addition To ih'
money voted and raised by The town 10 hr ap
propriaied for the support os srhools. IN sai'
district. in such manner az the Inhabitants
may direct In virtue Of this authority. Boar
OF Overseers consisting o' we've persons u
Annually CHOSEN ny me innanl'ah's o, we '.fn
He uls',ie'' 10 ".len t,'r Dftt'un' an" 'uPtiN ,
sor OF the schoois oi tne ols''ict are eh'tns'eu
ne scnoo's are OF tu'Fe o'aSses-""e IMAM,
TWO primary thffe nnys ana gHls EnelS'
schools rom wn'gn Schn'a ". are p,omoeu IN"
the classical ana hns"sh H'sh schooi'
The W0Tresier County High SrhooL-An Ac
ademic Institution Of the highest order has beef
in successful operation since 1884. It's lora
acres, about mile west oi the village. TIL
expenses per term are from S25 tn 80 per tern
for each student. The terms commence on TN
frst "Wednesday in September and December
and The last "Wednesday of February and May
TIE c,ll,g, If Bs HoL, c,o,, /. lo,,,ed y,
the northern slope of pakacboao lin about
mile sonth of the village on a farm Of GO acres
The nlan If educaiion is DESIGNED IN n,enar
young men for an ecclesiastical. professional
or commercial state of life. and accordingly
embraces three distinct courses Of study. tn
religious and moral instruction Of all is attend
I'd TO with watchfu and tender care. Beside
the usual course of caiechetcal insiruciio
public lectures are delivered on the principles
doctrines and ceremonies fihe catholic church
Expenses $3.50 per year. Vacation from tn
last week in July 10 September 18th. Nun
Der Of students, &c.
The tYorce,i,r J,,c,,,n, ia an .sso,i,,;o, :,
the mutual Improvement Of lis members' an
is ooen 10 ali citizens on pavment If ons do