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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-08
DIED.
LIE ~,
In this town. Mr.. Ebeuezer Du

In this town. Mr.. EbeDezer Buxton, late mate Of
the schr. Five Brothers, a5sd 3d.
In Westbrook, Mrs. Lucretia Redding aged ~, wife
Of Mr. Timothy Reddng. and daughter Of the late Rev.
Jonathan Scott. Of Mnot.
La Boothbav. Nh. Joseph Giles. aged S7-Capt.
John i{olien. 79-AIrs. Abigail Hutchings 6O-hIrs.
Phebe Huff. 2f-Miss Elizabeth Jane Mcfarland,
daughter of John NJ. Mcfarland. Esq. I7-Niss Mary
Springer. l3-Joseph. Of Capt. John Pnkham, -
Rachel aged d, and Nancy. 2. children Of Mr.. Paul
McCobb-James Fullerton. son Of the late DR.. G.
Fisher 4--James. son Of Mr.. Abraham Springer Q
Il child OF Capt. Stephen Lewis. "a child Of Mr..
George Race. IL months--a Child Of Mr.. Thomas
Decker. Jr
In Brewer, Mrs. Mary wife Of Dcct. Elisha Skin
ner. aged CHA Belfast. Miss Abigail West. aged 90
in Camden Mrs. Sarah. wife of Mr.. Benjamin Hig-
gins. CHA Gardiner Mr.. Jonathan Perkins, 80.
Also, child of Mr.. 2. aged years.--In Bowdoin-
ham, MIR. Timothy paine p
In Bath Mrs. Saiome, wife OF AR. Scott J. Tall
man.
wesrb-ool the u,t of lingering and dis
frSs'rg sckrrsS, Mrs Mary Avn. wife of MIR Timothy
II ygins irr- sgei She IS gone
spr-rare .-Fo the commencement OF her disease. her
of this world: sh- sought the Lord
While he m ight be EIunA While her hush nd watched
reGrd her bed. wh pirfil anxiety, she thus addressed
him . My d-Ar husband, avhv do e.r tell thar
which couuseuance 50 Fairly 70 exPess-that
thanks be God think pared 70 Jsdge.
We'con- d-ath-vecors etc rad life. What b
for bur mourn Tor yorrselt and see that yonr chill
dr., e. hich WIN brongtt up in he
aul Ammunition of thr Cord. FEW months
and nv chill re the prit- at my life but ChIiJ
~i'h Is al i ~. Therefore give you and I'll
iv things far his sake. In language similar this. she
continued address all her friends. I'D Of her sh
hor few ys: and ten with e,sibe s. r. nty,
she recneh her head in esrh Surely II be dis
tressrg her hush md ard rnds. with wife &
Friend like her. Rur Fhaugb she "a IN rhc bloom
cff. thew hav this fer their errscsti1n. that her
blooms more fair in Prsdise.-corarltnicafed
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THE subscribers, appointed by the Judge OF
- Probate for the county Of Lincoln, Commits
sioners 10 receive and examine the claim. Of the
several creditors Of the estate Of
NAHUM LIBBY,
late Of Topsham, in said county, yeomap, deceas-
I'd. represented insovent, hereby give notice that
six months from this date are allowed to said
c editors for bringing in their claims and proving
their debts, and that we shall attend to the bust
ness assigned MS at the dwelling house of Francis
Tucker, in said Topsham, on the last Mondays
Of December and February next, respectively.
between the hour. Of and 5, P. NJ.
ACTOR PATfEN, Oh Con1n,i-
HENRY KENDEL, sionsrs.
Topsham, Aug. Goth, 1922. Oct. 8.
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Al Port au Prince, Sep, ID, Olive &. Sarah. Boston
soon Hancock, Belfast. few days; William Dawson
Miliikil, for Baltimore do.
~ Porto Rico, (what port date not stately Susan
Sara1, OF this port ior Baltimore, next day Mad
isoh, OF North Yarmouth dischg
~ irinity, Sept ), Brutus. Boston, 5 Eliza Ken
nebuDk. unc.
At Bremen. Aug % brig Midas. P.ince, of this port
uSt ar from Alexandria
AT 81 Plerres. Sept 3 Lion. for this port. 7.-l7,h
1dWin, Thaxter. for his port. %
The Mary y Nancy, for Bath. left Turks Island a.
1oat ~ 2 NJ aud was parted company with days out
Ia 4 50 iall.
The brig Monitor, Whitton, of Kennepunk. from
Pnadephia for 81 Eustatis is lost on Barbula; car
70 saved.
At Aqnin, about 9th ult schr Lark Iiadsey, Ken
nehu *. B. Just ar
The Charles Fawceu OF iIsllowell sailed from New
Drlrans LIST ult. for Liverpool
The Little Wm. left City Point Glib Tor Richmond
Sng Gilen, Heating, for Bremen sailed from Harri.
sons blr 25ih.
The Sylvester Healy, Robinson, for Boston, left AL.
eXandia 23d ut.
The Carpenter, Harding. or Elth from Richmond,
was below Charleston 18th ult.
Ar Al Richmond, Oh ut Globe. Saco-Sailoi brir
ialsey Boston; schr Factor, New York and Portland
Arat Baltiaore 18th ult. the Diomede, Drinkwater.
from u. Andrews.-29th, Clothier, Gray. (of North
J Yarmouth Delaware.
q al Philadelphia 25th MI. William. Loing. VIII
ming'on, ~ Car 9th, Pedlar Gerish, Aux Caves,
l9.-ls inst. brig Telegraph Blanchard hence schr
Mount Vernon, Ncwhall. West Indies
Al in Hampton Roads, 25th ult brig William Smith,
Mcclellan, Boston, ).
Ar at Alexandra, 29th ult Packet. Hamer. Luhec
Ar At Prorlence 28th nit. Hunter NJ kenzie jones'
bogo'.-29th, Madison and Liberty hence-ist inst
schr Polly Baker Ssco.
CT at New York. 26tn uit. schr Henry Lubec AR
9th, Concord Croker. Leghorn SO. 81 Five Broth
ers Stanley, ST. Andrews Dolphin, Hall, for this port
I'd inst. schrs Decatur. Hopkins Luhec. TO- IIuldah
Ar Judah. Thomas do IL Julia Ann, Higgins, do do
\ --Cl schr Nancy. Crowell. ST. John.
Ar at Boston. 1st inst. schr Gen. Greene, Rogers
Easport.-2d ID. schr Boston. Wood Bath sloops Ran
ger, Nlilleigye and Votary. hence; brig Maine.
1ownSon, OF kennebunk from ST. Ubes, 4l.-3d, St
CroX. Brooks, Eastpot; Boston, Shackford do sloop
James. Plummer, Bristol; schr Commerce Stetson OF
Eastport. from Labrador; Lucy Haskell, of Deer-Isle
IT Passport; brig Leo, Waterhouse. Of Kennebunk fr
Liverpool. SO; brig Bntus, Bourne, of Kennebunk,
from TT'nty-4h, sloop Elizabeth Brakeman. East.
port. Cl. bngs Adams. Rich, Blakely and Mobile ;
Sarah Morrill,, Lord, New Orleans.
The Paragon, Small from Eastport, with plaster
for the North River put into Providence bay. Tor a
harbor In coming round Prudence Island she struck
on the north end bilged and Immediately illed moth
ing being saved except few rilng articles from the
cabin. Vessel and cargo would probably be lost
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ut a Court Of Probate held al Portland ,rithin
and for he county Of Cumberland, on The first
tuesday Of October. IN the year oF our lord
e'ghtee" hundred Ond t'ccnsy trro
ShLLf SWitI a'sministr.t * OF the estate OF LEM
~ UEL SWIFT late ct Bruins wick id Courfv uar
ter deceased having ed her second account Of s
mntraton OF the estate ~ aid deceased and PETITION
for al ow ance ont Of The personal estate
ORDERED, Tn 4 the sid adminstrarrix civ. no,iea
20 al r.rsois Interested eycs ing zcor~ order u
he published three weeks ,uccessivriv II he por,,n
S'zette printed at por lnd. that hv my appear a,
Pooate Court 70 lie held North Yarmouth said cou fv
on me G nj iuesdsy ur November next, ren OF h.
ei"e ~ The forenoon ard >hew cause, II any hey have
why the should not be ALI wei. md gran 81
BARRETT POTTER. IDdre.
Atrue C"Py-Atte-t, Hor. ito Soothgste Reg.
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G.. G. MITCHELL.

OESPEC TFULLY informs his friends and the
2 u public that he has taken the we'll known
HOTEL formerly occupied by Col. James Burn
ham, and lately by Mr. Jacob Coburn, where he
trusts he shall be able to ensure the comfort and
accommodation ofthose who may favor him with
their patronage. His house, by it. central stu
alton, is admirably calculated for the conven-
fence Of those who have business to transact, and
has equal advantages to offer those who visit the
place for pleasure and enjoyment. He confident
ly assures the public that his accommodations
are superior, and that no exertions will be want
Ing TO furnish his table with all the seasons afford
His Stable il large and commodious and his at
tendance prompt and cheerful. BY sssiduity and
civilny he hopes 10 merit and receive counte-
nance ant support.
Portland, Oct. g, 1922. 9w.
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iEASONABLE GOODS.

SEASONABLE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE-
y bales black aud assorted coIoureh BJ1T-
- BAZErTS plain and figured.
do. wogsted ROMABLINES, assorted
-oo Cashmere SHAWLS, plain and bordeEed,
comprising hn assortment, equal 10 any ever
ole ed ia this town,
White, red, green and yellow FLANNELc,
Printed FLANNELs,
~, S-4, %, fO-i, ia & i2-l rose BLANKETS,
Spnerlne AM rndd.ing
BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES.
Queeh's'CLOTH-, large assortment.
Broad and narrow black BONRAZINFc
BLACK & coored syNCHAWS & SARSNETTs.
Superior black Italian SILKS,
Black LEVANTINES
silk and tahby VELvETS.
Cotton CAMBRICS-Can.bric MUSLIES,
Null ho.-india book do.-Swiss do.-Lsuo do.
figured and plain.
Elegant CALICoES-Iarge assortmen. VEST
INGc,
Black, slate and white Worsted HOSE
Do. do. with silk Clocks,
Mems worStad and Lambs wnol half HOSE.
Gnernsev FROCKS aud DRAWERS.
RlbBONo new stlle very Elegant.
Large assortment mem, aud women,s Eeave
silk and KID GLOVES,
"'ack, white, green, crimson and blue Italian
GRAPES
Superior DUFFILS, KERSEYS, sATTINETs.
e.. &c. -
.lLSO Five bales Waliham STIIRTlNGS
and SHEETINGS, which will be sold at a snail
a'Sd''e '"' odsh' ow. Oct. 8.
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RECOMMENDATION.

From, HE .Ntu York Erentog Post edited by
that eninent Scholar. Nm Coleraqn, Fsq.
IIrERARy IvTELLTGEyCE.-A hook has been
put into our hands, with request that we should
examine il aud speak Of it according as in
Judgment IL. merits would warrant. IL j. emit
tied, THE History Of The United States &c. for
the usi Of Schools and Families, second edition.
Published hy John Prentiss, PIP. 276.
We have not been able to examine with crit
ical minuteness, the contents of this little work,
hut we have cursorily perusah it. The subject
itself the main purpose for which it is intended,
and the character and circumstance. Of its late
author, who was personally known 10 as
man Of genius, scholar. poet, and wit, are
calculated TO create much interest and expecta-
ton We have found il what il processes 10 be,
a very useful work for the use Of schools, and
convenient manual. 10 which occasional recur
renee may be had by any gentleman.
Among the many authoritative recommendations
which follow the preface, we observe enc from
the President of Harvard University, DR.. Kirk
land. and DR.. Holmes Of Cambridge !: and sew
eral from the Preceptor Of Nonson Acadamy, and
other disting uished scholars in Massachu Sc tts.
A letter to the author from the Rev. +. Foster,
says, II have examined your History Of the
United States" aud am happy To say that in my
opinion, you have selected such facts as are
most profitable to be known by the rising gener-
alton, and related them with that simplicity and
perspcuty Of style which ought TO characterize
work designed for the use Of schools"
The book closes with interesting questions ad-
apted 10 the History Of the United States, pecu-
liarly suitable TO the work. In time, doubt not
this interesting work, will make its way into our
schools by the side Of Whelpley and Sampson.
In addition "a the ADORE, and he rcry respectable
references therein contained, the following
IS noU added
From the Hon. PRENrIss MELLEv, late SEN
ator in Congress and now Chief Justice Of the
State OF Maine, to the Publisher.
SIR. Portland, JUN q, 1892.
have examined with attention and pleasure 1.-The
History Of the United States, lately published by you
for the of Academies and Schools. | consider the
plan and the execution of the work iudicous. The
great facts relating to the discovery settlement and
history of each of the States in the Union and TO
the History Of the United States since the oganza-
ton Of the Federal Government appear to be well
selected and arranged and though condensed. they
perfectly plain and perspcuous. 1t is little vol
ume which hope will be introduced into all our
Academies and Schools. twill give every child
which viii leave the facts impressed on his memory
Il is just such work mas for years been wanted
PRENTISS MELLEN.
ALSO. For sale as above correct s,er
eOtype edition of the
SCHOLARS ARITHMETIC,
wholesale and retail.
Oct. Q. y 4w
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III a Court Of Probate held AT Portland ,,,,5,,
and for the county Of Cumberland on ", fr,t
Tuesday Of October, IN The year Of oar Lo,d
eighteen hundred and ftre,lty fuo m
r. LlLnhEiH HOWE. adninistratrix OF the estate Of.
JostpH HOWE, lare Of said Portland. Nerrh .nt de-
Ceased nivng -sent-d her FIRST account Of
the estate o. sud dere ed. and her petition for an
ORDEREDThst h- said civ. ,o,;-. - ~,
on' interested, bv Causing D. of this order 70 b.
Puosen tnrt tks Successively IL the Portland zetfe
p e. AZ Portland that they Probate courr
e DC held Ar said Portl on he FIRST Tuesday of Nv
hsN at ten OF the clock in rhe forenoon. and
any they have why the shnn! be allow ~ al
granted. RdRRFTT pnTrEp rJnn1 80
n hHe COPY Attest, HoR4iTTo SoUTHG1T Ref.
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A GIRL.

CAPABLE Of Cooking and doing the work of a
~ large family, may hear Of situation where
she can obtain one dollar per week, by apply
ing at this Ofice.-None need apply without
good recommendations. Oct. /.
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TAKE NOTICE.

THIS is to forbid all persons trusting or har-
= boring FISHER MANN or wife, panpers Of
the town of Raymond, as have agreed TO sup
port them and have made suitable provision f,r
the same. OBEDiAU GOULD.
Raymond, September 90, 1929.
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RI il pe-e,17 il III e th' -nischiefs would be
s,-j,,ps still. grea;er. In all the relations of So
cd life. We hesitate ATTIC pronounce lying, one
r. the ms. dlnrrrors VICES in the Community.
,yly sbouI II MT b 81 considered in political
c,arerns, Yet il is well known that the Ar
rls is built up AMI wholly supported, BY wiful
paryersia1s o. the truth it thrives BY this
alone Take away the support it has from this
s7rrcs, and you instantly annihilate the Argus
and rs cause.
We hope this evil nav cure itself, because it
his reached It's height; for since the Argus has
becomeso utterly despicabie, even in the view Of
in the contempt Of an insultad community.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

al a Court Of Probate held at Portland ,r,,bJ.
and for NE County Of Cumberland. on he 6rt
Tuesday Of October, an me gear Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and tlCenfy f,vo,
)aNlp AiSC MD Executor Of the sst will and r.sts-
1ieul q "a hlth klNCAlD, lsre OF Brunswick \,
said County dece sssd. having prrse,re, his secni ~
OF INSTRUMENTATION OF the estet- q ii deCeasi
oNDEKEO, Thc tnr s1it Executors give ,@f-e - ~
Prrsoms interested. by cauSiEg copy Of rh;s - e.
puoheu 'ner weeks suceesSvey the Portland Cazrrr
@e 4 rn,t 'hu' that they NAV appear ProBat.
nurt 70 ne held ar said Portland ALL co,nry IN ~
nS 'e>h'y OF Novrmb-r nfxt. of the clock in
same should not he Az wei. - WY ING
BARRETT POTTER, Tn|.s e t7id curt.
AH1f coPy-3test,' HORA1lO SOUTHGATE, Reg
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LAWS OF MASSACHUSETTS,, 1862.

NoexpreSs punishment being in existence for
railing ana scoIding, il was therefore ordered by
the court, that persons convicted of railing and
Seeding. shall be gagged, or set in the ducking
stoo., and dpt under head and ears three times.
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NEW MUSIC.

Boston Handel and Hayden Society COL
LECTION Of SACRED MUSIC-Northern
Hsrmony-yilIage Harmony-FLUTE MELO-
DIES.
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NEW & INTERESTING
SCHOOL BOOK,
JUST RECEIVED. AND FOR SAVE
By WILLIAM HYDE, AT HIS
BOOKSTORE,

No. 8, .NtSscy's R9tc, Middle Street, Portland,
TIE 81 thand.nme stereotvpe) edition of the
HISTORY Of THE UNITED ST.9TES,
with br'ef accoupt of some Of the principal En-
pires aaf States Of Ancient and Modern Times.
TO which are added, a Chronological Table, ~
remarkable events. from the Creation to the
present timc-the Ceneus Of the u. States, Civ
ing the White, Black. and Total population AZ
the different periods of 1900 ant 1910, and also
including TIE Census Of 1920, complete. with he
total population in i790-the CONSTITUTIONS
ofthe United States 10 full, with all the amend
ments-and Questions for the Of Schools ard
FaRilies.
ByA CITIZEN OF NissAcuCsETTs.
Price - cents single, $3.50 dos.-fuH boustd and
iettered,
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STOP THIEF !

thief took with her Saddle and bride consid-
erahly worn. person who calls his name AR
CHlBALD ROWE, was seen on Thursday last
At the Gray muster, with beast Of the above
description. Whoever will detect the thief and
secure the Mare, or give such information of eth
or both Of them, as shall lead to the recovery
Of them, shall be handsomely rewarded.
JAMES II. CHADBOURN.
Uerrison, Oet. 8. 1922.
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From the EtlLsreN -ctfs

From tie TrlLD,reN Gazette.
There pair Of Nevsua Ders printed al Portland,
81 this State c1el the Argus the other the States
man. each Of which informs us that the other is feS
err paper Whether i is hy taci agreement that the
conductorS.of these papers thus puff each other,
whether they are really ignorant of each others
character altha such near neghbors. do not
tertake u determine. Rpt this we viii say and haZ
nd Ill c:rtradcton that neither OF those papers has
rhr siigfies, claims 10 the commentaries they 50
eagerly rc!proeate Before they aspire TO the name
NJ federal papers -clrrrn n honorable noneaihey
must lay asid eheir bitterness Of party spirit their IL
liberal views Of and measures. their narrow,
sel h feenTs their atiachneut Old preiudices ant
above al tlsi intolerance Ia matters of opinion And
re ap1rahend thar those papers have rs little pTetcn-
ri0pS 70 BE- called repvjtcqn. - repUhcanisn 'e
understand regard to the viii or the people mantle l.
FL in representative government issuing from the
people Bu. the paprrs aforementioned must not
Pretend 10 that hoanrahle while they prefer the
viii ri party Of Jirnto To that Of the people,
while thew sci up the interests of eo in opposition
10 the lrlole.
The animal meeting of the Portland Bencvo-
lent Society will be held at the Court House
Tomorrow, at 3 O'Clock, p. M. and an Address,
by Bethany SrnRxR, ESQ. viii be delivered in
'he evening, at the Rev. DR.. Nichols meeting
house--after which contribution viii be taken
IL aid OF the funds of the society
Judge PRrBrE having declined acting on the
Committee for locating the seat Of government
and agreeing upon suitable place for erecting
Q pcnitentary, the Governor and council. now
il session this town, have appointed Judge
GaEES ofSouth- Berwick in his stead. The com
rnittee, we understand, are soon to meet in this
town.
.UammoEi Bect.-A gentleman IN this town
has lately taken from Lis garden BEET meas
uring D inches in circumference AMI weighing
8 lbs. and ounces.
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lmcGS0te1.

To Be sold n pub'ic pep,tue By order OF ,ns
Judge Of Probs's for ne ;ounty Of CLIMBER
i1nd
60 much of the real est1'c of ABRAHAM
~ n MITCHELL late ~ Ffeeport deceased. as
will raise the sun of -ix.v-6ve dailars for the
payment Of his debts, on the twelfth day n
October next. At two O'Clock in the afternoon.
Sale at the dwelling house Of said deceased.
EDNuND PRATT, .4fn:n,s't.
Freeport Sept. II, 1922.
vTNIiE subscriber viii expose 70 sale AZ Public
Auction on Thursday, the 18th of pctoher
next. Al 1 O'Clock A. N unless sooner dispos-
ed ofst private sale. his dwelling -house. situate
on Danforth Street, in Pnrt'a a. and
pied by Jos~Pa III. GRAHAM, Esa. The lot
j. rods long upon ono street, and rods upon
another, and coDtain' IS square rods. II use
stories high As by 40 feet Oh the ground -Appli
cation may lie made 70 Mr.. +. GRErLrY, or 10
J. ID. HOPKINS.
Sept. "A.
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ISAAC DOW t.'S ESTATE.
NEW GOODS.


Erchange-Street, Near Cumberland Bank.
HAS Just received and is now opening
FOX SALE large 4 very complete a,.or,nent
If
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- ~ ~ u'i"y ISii>h iatducF'
Grammar, Exercises. Key, and introduction
10 The Reader-Scott's Less )ns-AmeficaD
PfecePtor-Art Of Reading Evangelical Ia
Understanding Resder--Perry's
Walkers. Jqhnson's, Rowson's. New gents and
Ainsworih's DICTlONARiES--Beautieso Of
the Bible-Sacred Eytracs--C Cummings
Qlestions--.J sinersons Rhetoric--Blair's
Rhetoric. with Questions-Paey's Theology
-Paiey's Evidences-Cummngs' first lessons
m Geography, &c --Keilh's Element Of Gen
eral 1isiory--Tesiamept aud Bibles--Per-
rvs, Webster's, Juvenile ana Cummings
SPELLING BOOKS.
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The Paragon Small from Eastport with plaster
for the North River put into Providence bay. Tor
harbor. In coming round Prudence Island she struck
on the north end, bilged and Immediately filed, moth
ing being saved except few ring articles from the
cabin Vessel and cargo would probably be lost.
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.UammoE Bect--A gentleman IN this town
has lately taken from Lis garden BEET meas
uring D inches in circumference AMI weighing
8 los. and ounces.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12
l!B!IID!WDAgplOIJo

NICHOLAS DoNNELLY, respectfully announces to the
inhabitants Of Wilmington and its vicinity that he has re-
moved his School from Oxford to this Borough he has o.
pened at No. lOl, MarketStreet, where gentlemen can
as n. D. confines himself during the day, to this science
only.
" B. lie will teach class Of English Grammarans, on
that celebrated plan of Mr. Greenea for the of FIVE
weeks Saturdays excepted) at per said term Hours
of tuition from O'Clock till half past g. p. NJ He per-
suaded that he make good GIammarans of the gent
in said term Tuition will commence his school
as above, on July LIST, 1922. June IS. 49--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12
MILL SE.aTS For SHE.

The subscriber offers for sale two valuable Mill Seats
onsWhte Clay Creek, sufficiently strong for all
any kind of water works One of these seats has a.
bout eight feet fall of water the other about twelve
ark, and about six from nayigabe water Also farm of
about 100 acres. The mill Seats with suitable proper
ton of land the whole together may be had, may
best suit the purchaser. good title and immediate pos
session may be had.
Those wishing to purchase, will please to call on the
subscriber ABEL JEANS
Mill Creek Hid. New Castle County, Del.
April Q, 1892, 24-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-12
PUBLIC SALE.

In pursuance of Decree of the Court of Chancery of
the State of Delaware, held New Castle, in and for the
County of New CASTLE will be exposed to Public Sale
Vendue, at the premises, Number One, hereinafter des-
cribed Wednesday the seventeenth day of July next
at two O'Clock r M. precisely
No 1. dwelling house and other out houses and
tract parcel of land, situate, lying and being the
southery side of the great road leading from Philadelphia
to Wilmington about % miles from the former, opposite
.he tavern called the Practical Frmer in Brandywine
Hundred, in the said County of New Castle containing
about twenty and half bounded by the said
road, lands of James Grubb esq, Trute and Wedberg
and others, and by the river Delaware
No. O. And also plantation and tract Of land, situate in
same hundred and county, about three miles of No
l. wherein is erected log dwelling house, &c bounded
by lands of Taley and others, containing by computa-
ton, $50 acres, more or less.
Terms of Sale, fourth cash at the execution of the
deeds residue in one and three years. with interest
yearly to be secured by bonds and and mofgag
es of the premises.
Possession of No. will be given at the time of execut
ing the Deed and payment of the first instament Of the
purchase money; and Of No2, will be given OH the frs
Of April next.
THOMAS NJ. WILLING, r.,,a.
RICHARD WILLING, trustees.
| Philadelphia, Jtaie 10Th, 1899. 45-1Ot,