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American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
Valuable Property, For Sale.

All the real estate of MORGAN JONES, de-
ceased, late of Pencader hundred, county OF New
Castle and state Of Delaware.
No 1, A valuable Farm (the late residence oil the
deceased) containing 200 acres OF land OF prime
&ouaty well adapted to the culture of grain and clio.
YER with suffciency of timber for the use OF the
farm The improvements on said farm are, good
two story Brick House and Brick Kitchen, and all
either necessary out-buildngs in good repair This
farm lies within 1.2 miles of the village OF New
ark. and is convenient to Mills, Places OF Worship,
&c &c.
No. Q. A small Farm, also in Pencader hundred,
scontaining abou: 81 acres, about l-2 miles from
the village of Glasgow. On said farm are two log
tenements in good repair. The farm under good
Fencing, and lies convenient to Mills, Sc
No. 8. A Log House in the village of Glasgow,
with one acre Of prime land attached thereto all in
good remarkable condition.
No. q. A Frame House and Stabing, in very good
repair in the village of Newark, with two acres of
land in high cultivation attached thereto; the lot
under good fence.
& Nos A small Log House and Stabling, also in
the village OF Newark in good tenentabIe order with
two acres Of land of first quality attached thereto,
and under good fence.
III No g. Two lots in the village OF Newark, con-
taning two and quarter acres; each situated very
conveniently is under good fence, and in high state
of cultivation. They will be sold separate
NO. z. small LOT, WITH TWO Story FRAME
House thereon, in the town of New Castle in good
\ tenantabe condition.
No g. A Lease hold property in the village OF
Newark of Two acres of Land on which there is a
large, well finished two story Frame House, with
N Kitchens, Sheds, Stabling, &C. all in very good re.
pair.
The above property has been occu-
pied as a TAVERN for some years past and i:
well situated for that business
s more minute description of any OF the above
real estate, other than what is given, is deemed un
necessary as it is presumed nc one will be disposed
10 purchase without first viewing the premises.
The whole of the above described property viii
be held for PRIVATE SALE, until further No.
sice.-For terms apply to
MARY JONES Ex'trx and Of M. Joue
S JAMES PATTEN Executor deceased.
8 near Newark
IVA April, 1891 9S-tf
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FOR SALE, OR TO RE.NT,
Or a partner would be taken in the concern

lCr partner would be taken In the concern
About of land on both sides Of Red CLAW creek
about al miles from Wilmington, and from Newport
New Castle county, whereon is erected large mill house
50 feet long and SO wide, stories high with an addition
on side of as feet long and IS wide stories high
and end addition of % feet long and "a vide one
and half story high, with age Sheds ami shear shop
There water Wheels and water sufficient to drive
them at all times Cor nearly SOY five feet pow
fertility There is Il Ike wise MILL and sufficient
Exclusive of what is for the grist ms drive
t eight or nine months i'll the year One wheel in
1.-THE mill now employed woolen establishment, which
lis carried on pretty extensively; the other wheel in the
milling business There house (by evacuating the
lSrist mill machinery &c sufficient for thousand
lon splpdes, with all the machinery necessary for them
lbesds the wooen establishment, and sufficient for
lbnh establishments There is large tight dam, short
HEAD and tail race, with twelve feet head and fall large
stone mansion house and kitchen, stories high, celare
under the WHOLE good frame barn, with stablng unde
lit and six tenements for families live in Ii is in
healthy neighborhood and handsomely situated Mpr,
land be had convenient Any person persons wish
ling purchase rent be concerned, may the prop
erty and know the conditions, by applying to the subscr
her, the premises Possession be had the goth OF
March next.
NJ ROBERT PHILLIPS.
Madison Factory, mo. S, 1922 lin
The Editor of the aurora Philadelphia, is requested to
insert the above for month"; and send his bill for payment
to the advertiser
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
'Treasury Department, Dec. II, 1871
April, 1891


n S,u-The frequent violations Of the 4Sd section of
Sshe collection law which have recently occurred,
lave produced an impression that the provisions oil
1ha section have either failed to attract pablo at
%tention or have been forgotten.
"A To silence the plea Of ignorance OF the law which
has been invariably urgd in those cases, request
that YOU will publshe at length the whole section
* in the Gszettes OF " imngton, (Del) in which the
y laws of the United States are published, tor one
week, After such publication the plea OF ignorance
win not be readily received Just ground OF mi
tigation or remission.
/ am respectfully, your obednt servant.
WIN. Ii. CRAWFORD.
ALLEN MLANE, Esq.
Collector Of Wilmington Dr..
SEC. as. ind be ufurther enacted, That the pro-
prietor importer or consgnee, or his or her agent,
who NAV receive said certificates, shall upon the
sale or delivery OF any OF the said spirits, wines or
teas deliver to the purchaser or purchase RS Thereon
the certificate certificates which ought to accom-
pany the same, OF pain of FORGETTING the sum OF hy
dollars for each cask, chest, vessel or case with
which such certificate shall not be delivered :-And
if any casks, chests, vessels cases, containing dis
titled spirits, which by the foregoing provisions ought
Il to be marked and accompanied with certificates
shall be found in the possession Of any person I'M
III accompanied with such marks and certificates, il
shall be presumptive evidence that the are liza
ble 10 or FIXTURE and shall be lawful for auy Officer
"a of the customs or Of inspection to seize them a:
NJ forfeited and il upon the trial in consequence o
N such seizure the owner claimant OF the spirits
wines OF teas seized, shall not prove that the SAME
N were imported into the United States according t.
law and the duties there upon paid or secured, the
shall be adludged to be forfeited.
8 Dec. 81 1921. 40--2.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.
40--2.

Absconded from the plantation of the subscriber ying
near Frederick Town. sassatras River, in Cecil county,
Md on Tuesday the 25th inst negro boy named Phh;
20 wears of age in April He is stout, able bodied
awkward looking fellow, about feet, or inches high
very black with flat nose, big lips large white teeth coarse
voice and down, suly look. Has mark above his left
eye; upon his left leg, occasoned BY kick from
horse is fond of sprtuous liquor and ill tempered and
ouarresome. Had on a round jacket, of drab coored
fled factory kersey, trousers Of black and white home
made fed kersey, white yarn stockings, strong
double scaled shoes, nailed with cast nails all new; cas-
tor hat much worm and is supposed to have taken with
him suntlry other articles of clothing which unknown
Whoever will apprehend the above fellow and secure him
in any a so that get him again, shall receveor APP
pretending him in Maryland, $685. in Delaware, $780, and
if in any other state in the Union, $780, and reasonable
expenses paid if brought home to the subscriber living
near savnton Post Office, Cecil county, Md.
Thomas w. Veazey.
Dec 81, 1921. lot
The Aurora Philadelphia, and Recorder West Chesta,
win please to publish the above advertise nen once wee
for weeks and send paper contai- ring the same wit
the amount of their charge narke at the botoru to
W. veazey, and it shall be rep. TIED to them.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
Boot and Shoe Mandatory:
In Broad. neor Shihleu Street.

III Ut OHt4i HtNI oElIEfty OlTttTs
The subscriber respectfully informs the public in gene
raj that he carries the above business in all its variety
Having employed Foreman ofthe best capacity, and be-
ing determined employ the best workmen both for
and womens work, and having procured the best mater-
ais he confidently atters himself that he will be enabled
give general satisfaction and merit share of patronage
SAMUEL WOLLASTON
n B. He continues the Brckayng business as foruler
|y. Apply as above
One two boys of respectable connections wanted as
apprentices.
LIST month IL 1922 If
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
WILL be offered at PUBLIC S.iLE,
On TUESDAY the 22d of January instant, on
the premises, at one o'clock on said day,
a VALUABLE FARM.
Situate in Mill Greek Hundred, New Castle Coun-
ty and State of Delaware, about miles from Will
mngton, and from Newpert-deemed healthy
situation-ad joining lands of James GIffin, Moses
Montgomery, Swithin Chandler, William Jordan
and others, containing about 96 acres, Is or 20 of
which is WON DLAND The other under good
state Of cultivation, and natural to clover and timo
Ity-convenent to Mill and Market--a great-road
running by the door.
On the premises two story log DWELL
! ING HOUSE, small TENANT HOUSE, stone
| Spring HOUSE and a large STONE BARN;
A young thriving APPLE ORCHARD, of the
best grated fruit, and goody portion OF cherry &
other fruit trees, with Well of excellent y alter al
the door
! TERMS will be easy, good title made, and pos
session given on before the 25th of March next
| Further particulars are deemed unnecessary, az
any person wishing to purchase may view the pre-
misses previous to the day of Sale, by applying to thu
lSubscriber, living on the same.
/ JAMES JORDON
| January 1, 1922 1-3tp
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
Dividend.

The stockholders in the Bank Of Wilmington and Brau-
DIVINE, will please to take notice. that the Board of Di-
rectors have this day declared dividend Of 50 cents on
each share of stock, which will be payable to the stock
holders their legal representatives, after the 10
inst. By order Of tic Board,
d. BYRNES, Cashier.
January 3, 1922. l--9t
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
Adjourned Court.

An dourned Court of General Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court of Common Pleas, will be held at the
Court House in the of New Castle, Friday the 18th
day of the present month. By order,
JOS. ROBERTS, Proty.
New Castle Jan. TO- 1922 1-5t
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
poetrp.

FROM nLAckwooD's EDINBURe MAGAZINE,
THE CYPRESS TREE.
A slender tree upon bank
In lonely beauty towers,
So dark, as if it only drank
The essence of the thunder showers.
When birds were at their evening sorg
Inthoughtful reverie,
I've mark'd the shadows deep and long2
Out stretching from that cypress tree.
I've thought of oriental tombs,
Oh silent cities, where
In manga row the cypress glooms,
In token OF despair;
And thought, beneath the evening starr
How many m -Iden cVept
From busy LIES discordant jar,
And Ger the tomb in silence wept.
I've thought, thou lonely cypress tree,
Thou hermit OF the grove,
How many heart is lett like thee
In Loneliness on earth to rove,
When all that charmd the early day,
And oheerd the youthful mind,
Have, like the sun beams, pass'd away,
And left but clonded skies behind
Thou vert token unto me
Thou stem with dreary leaf,
So desolate thou seem'st to be,
That earth is but home OF griefs
A few short years shall journey by,
And then thy boughs shall wave,
When tempests beat, and bIeezes sigh,
Above my head, and DER my grave.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15

STON, TUESDAY, Is JANUARY, 1922.

Carrot Supple Ann Spackman
George Smith Alexander Shanks
Il
Jesse Trump James Trucks
Saml Taylor Q Mary Thomas
John Taylor
V
Abner Vernon Rachel Vansaht
Henry Vining P Vandever
w
Sarah c Woods Sam1 Warner
Saml G. williamson VIM w Warner
VIM I'll White Eleanor Waket
James Wear Elizabeth White
John Walker David Watkins
Martha Whitelock Nathan Wilkinson
Sarah Webb Alexander White
Y
James Young Adam Young
Benjamin Young
N. G.. WILLIAMSON, p NJ
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
January 8, 1922.
Dividend.

The General Board of Directors of the Farmers Bank
of the State of Delaware have this day declared dvi-
dend, at the of six per per the capital
stock for the last half year, payable to the or
g. p. COMEGYS, Cashier.
Jan. 8, 1922 st
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NEW AND LITE BOOKS

Just received at J. WILSON'S BOokstore 6
Circulating Library, No. los, Market St.
Percy Anecdotes, from No II inclusive, each 50 SO
Ten Years Exile of Mad DE Sae %
Aken's Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth,
9 vols 8vo %
The idfe of Mary, Queen Of Scots, 2 vols 8vo 0O
Memoirs of the Life of VIM Pitt, vols Svo 5 VI
Italy by Lady Morgan, vols $40 4 so
Ravmond's Political Economy vol $40 50
annals of the Parish, the Chronicle of Dalmaing, IS
Vaerius Roman Story, vols %
The Cavalier; Romance, vols Oo
The Prvatecr; Tale, 2 vols %
Marcian Colonna; Italian Tale; with three Dram
attic Scenes and other Poems, 6S
The Spy; Tale, 2 vols 90
Davy's Agricultural Chemistry, %
Quarto and other BIBLES, various prices.
GERMAN .aL.u.7yt1CS.
il Jan.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
FOR SALE.

TOh OAIlILs
The time of black boy who has about years to
He is smart and active; has been accustomed armng
is good hand to manage horses of which he very fond
Inquire of John Phillips Iockess, G Wilson, Sheriff,
New Castle, or at the office of this paper.
ian. IL. 1922. lin
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
Inscription on the Monument Of a ,Negy6oundlane3

nscrih:ion on the Monument Of NevgfoundLana
Doggy Lord Byron.
When some proud son of man returns to earth.
Unknown to glory but upheld by birth,
The sculptor's art eXhauss the pomp of woe,
And strried urns record who rests below;
When all is done, upon the tomb is seen,
Not what he was, but what he should have
been!
But the poor dog, in life the hrmest friend.
The first to welcome, foremost to defend,
Whose honest heart is still his masters owls
Who labors, fights, lives, breahes Tor him
alone,
Unhonor'd falls, unnoticed all his worth,
Denied in heaven the soul he held on earth,
While man, vain insect hopes to be forgiven
And claims himself sole exclusive heaven.
O man thou feeble tenant of an hour,
Debss'd by slavery or corrupt by power.
Who knows thee WELL must quit thee with
disgust,
Degraded mass of animated dust;
Thy love is dust, thy friendship all cheat,
Thy smiles hypocrisy, thy words deceit!
By nature vile. ennobled but by name,
Each kindred brute might bid thee blush for
shame.
Ye! who perchance behold this simple urn,
Pass ONT honors none you wish 10 mourn.
To mark friends remains these stones arise,
never knew but one, and here ne lies.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15

Thomas Fairy
Ann Gregg
Joseph Groom
Susan Goodin 8
Elizabeth Garrett
John Galino
5am1 Hughes Q
Ellen Hall
John Hamey
MIR. Hutton
John Hutchinson
Maria Hanes
Hill
Harland
Caleb Head & CO.
Isabella Jorden
Martha Jeferes
Carter Johnson
Maria Jones
Morton Justice
VIM Kirk
G. II. Kellock
Jacob Kirk
Samuel Lawford 2
James Lithgow
Charles Longstreth
Allan Mills
Sam. Murphy
Eliza Moore
A. w. Miller
Ann Mackey
Lawrence Metz g
John Mountain
James Moore
! Fanny Moore
Stephen Merrihew
Margaret MuIlico
Philip Miller
Patrick Mumna
lDr Roth c. Marsh
A X Nelson
John Nowlan
Peter L Ogle
Iohn Powell! jun'r
i John f Pike
i Jacob Pindergrass
Il George Powell
Il John r Robinson
II Vincent Robinson
Al Susan Robinson
II Robert Reese
Rylands
81 Sandy Rhodes
II Eliza Robinson
nj Lewis r Springer
J., James Stewart
q John Stevens
.g Johp. Scot.
" ownsend Scott
David Stevens jun
JOHN Sink
francis Stevens
e, John Smith Q
' eh Lydia Seal Q
T. Jane Starr
Mrs sharpleg
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TO r. EN-,

That well known farm called M0RVIN, situate the
Delaware river q miles below New Castle, 2! from Chris
tana Bridge, and 5 from Wilmington. The soil Of this
farm is extremely fertile and produces abundant crops of
wheat Indian corn, clover &c and it believed that few
plantations in the State possess greater advantages for
grazing. The improvements good For terms apply
to JAMES ROGERS, Esq New Castle.
Jan j |, 1922. 1-3t
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15

An Irish gentleman in tavern, seeing tina: the
lights were so dim as only to render darkness WISH
BILE, called out lus,ly-'Here, waiter, let me have
couple of dacent candles, just that may see how
those others burn
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15

Ne1pbort, .li1y l0tA, 1916.
FIR aae received Promise to pay to Fanny Craney HIM
bred and seventy dOtiys demand fitness my hand and
seal SEAL.
(signed) JOHN HARP
All persons warned not TO take assignment of the
instrument Of writing above mentioned, the same is
fraudulent, and not signedby the said John Harp; and
we the undersigned, his administrators will pay the
lsame--and have refused to pay the same.
JANE HARP. =,
HENRY LITTLE 'A'""
January II, 1892. 1-3tp
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post-Ofice, at WILL
MINGTON, Del. January i, 1922.
Persons caEagJor Letter an this list are requested
mention thar is avertised or they may nor getit.
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Dan'l Frost
Jacob Fowler
John Ford
G.
James Grub
Mary Gum
Joseph Grimes
Joseph Green
Ann Green
I'LL
Edward Hamilton
John Huey
Henry Heaton
James Huddock
S. IIadley 2
Gatharine Hughes
John Hamilton
John Hayes
J Harlem
J
Sarah Jones
Lydia Jones
Allen Jack
William Johnston 2
X
John Kane
John Kennedy
VIM Kilvington
t.
James LAYERS
Thomas Lees
John Logan 2
MI
Margaret Miller
Thomas Mctcalf
Henry Miller
Robert Morrison
Mark Manlove
John Nc Carol
Margaret Nc Kee
William Nc Dowell
Hannah Nc Ginty
John Nc Laughlin
James Nc Connell
Thomas Nc Pherson
James Nc Knight
Nancy Nc Alllster
N
VIM North
r
John Parkin
Elizabeth Phillips
j Pyle
Il
John Redgate
Abraham Ritcnie
DR. John Rogers
Margaret Rials
Richard Rambo
Lewis Rice
S
John Springer
Judy Smith
Rachel B Steward
William Scot
Ann Stewart
William Stewart
Rachel Shreeves
George Simmons
MIR Hall--or Judge ],
ID Smith
James Start
Robert Scott
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4'S@-' - - 'INAs - tONSs
Persons calling for Letter an this list are requested
10 mention that IL is advertised they may not ger t
A
William A Almond Margaret Armstrong
Archibald Armstrong Francis Thos Anderson
Elizabeth America Ebenezer Arnold
Elizabeth Alice Cyrus Albeit
Priscilla Abrams James Armor
A Armstrong
3
John Brown Eliza Blackwell
Mary Birden John Burne
Catharine G. Bradford Catharne Brown
Brown & Linsey Rhesa Brunson 2
Wilmington Bucher VIM Bryant
Mr. Beckey Asaph Buck
James Buckley Stephen r. Brown Jun
Henrietta j. Bedford Ezekiel Bennett
Kelley Brown Jonathan Beeson
Rebecca Ann Bayless Lydia Barns
Joseph Burton N. Bradley
Joseph Mariul Bacy Elizabeth Beeson
G.
Isaac CoIbct Robert Carsweli
Margaret Carr francis Carr
Patrick Connolly William Campbell
David Campbell Sam Clark
Arthur Crockson James Cloud
James Curby
ID
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:. - -
DIED,
On, last week. Ephraim Giford,

At Little Compton, last week. Hphraim 0.6ord,
Esq.
In Bristol. on the 18th inst very suddenly. Mrs
Ian Ch.rehiR rcct OF the late Joseph Oh Irchl, OF
e. EN-, aged ~ years.
In Providence. on Thursday last. Miss Es,her
Gibson. IN the SO h year ot her age.
In pikelsnd chester county. (Penn. on The %
inst Mrs Jane Bci,es, in the oth year OF her age.
Her health and sctv,ly were extraordinary that
within Eve years Of her death. she would mount her
venerable horse called Charley, aged So years (for.
Yne-ly Sow Penn's riding horse and perform jour
ney OF so miles in day without complaining Of e.
,gue Since the death OF her old house. she has not
backed any other. but would frequently walk miles
In an hour and ins,e al Of complaining OF berg tired,
she would seat herself and tell lively sod entertain.
ing tale Her eve sight was so good that within ter
days Of her death. the writer saw her sew noe cam
bric, in q most elegant manner, without the use of
s;?ectacies.
In Piustown, (N " Mr.. yae'6 Klein. aged 20.
lie was witnessing wrestling match, when one OF
the parties seized the other snd threw him round
With such violence that his body was in horizontal
posi,ion when his feet struck Klein IN the abdomen,
and caused his DEATH
IL Norwich, (yt) on the 20th ut Mfr. Samuel
Fs,s. aged ivO years 8 month, and lodsys
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NEW GOODS.
HfRVET SESSIONS.

T. AS just received good assortment OF Goods,
- suitable TO the season-wbich he offers at
small advance from the cost-vz--
London black and blue Broadcloths and Cassi.
meres; Go faucy colors do; So black Bonnbasins :
SO black and eolored do Nsnkn and Canton Grapes.
India black and colored Levsnlines, Grape shaw.si
Grape long shawls; English Cashmere long shawis |,
Cashmere shswis Aag and black silk Hdks fancy
silk dot Gauze dol white and black silk CAu2e.
black, white and plaid Lutstrings Parssos. chesp
gsrniure and plain Ribbons Alerino shawlsi do
Hdkis; black, whiie and colored India silk shswis
black and colored India satins silk yestngs blue
and yellow Nankins Furntures and Copperplstes;
cheap Calicoes Bombazets furniture aud common
Dimoty 4 and 6 Cotton Csmbricks, Jaconet do, {,
and sheer Muslins India, Muu and Book do;
Muslin and Leno Hdkfs, with borders ,4.< Linens
snd long Lawns Linen Cambria Hdkfs; Feather
FaUs-sriped and white Jeans mixed Cambicts for
coats and pan,sloons-bleached and uhblesched A.
mercsn Cctton,, great v.re,y--paids and stripes
--Bedticks. &c. &c. &c. Iuly "a
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eau IION,

E0iIE Subscribers uodersisodiog that John
L Merrill, whom they sent to Warren,
BRISTOL and Newport, few days since, to pro-
cure subscribers for The new edition Of the
Statute Laws, has imposed hin.eif upon sou.
dry persons as their agen, Tor other purposes,
and ob,sined money and goods on false pre-.
tences, hereby give notice, ,bst tbey have ne
yer authorized the said Merrill TO make any
cop,tsct whs,ever on their account, exeep, ss
sbove, and that they do not CONSIDER them
selves holden 70 sny con,'sci, DOW msde, or
hereafter 10 BE- made, BY tbsssie Merfii, un.
der pretence Of sa,hofity from them. Per-
sons who have subscribed foe the Laws are
informed the, 10 ooe bs, yet been authorized
TO receive money 10 advance therefor.
MILLER h HUgCRENsk
Prerf5nee, /a.y ls, 1852,
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MIR RIEU,

4, this town, or Sunday evening last. by the Rev
Mr. Eddy, Mr.. Richard b .snmfyrd TO Miss Eme.
fne .iimy, daughter Of the tate Mr.. samuel Amy, oil
OF This town.
In Providence, on the l4th inst. By tie Rev. Mr..
Otheman. Mr.. .irihgr Fdr1sr, TO Mns Es6orGh l..
.S,mmons. both Of this town.
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TICKETS

IN The Third Glass Of The Lottery for the Enepur-
L sgrm,n, u Domestic Industry, are now ready for
sale by the Managers.
The object. For the aid Of which this Lottery was
granted, being so bene6eisl the best interests of
the community, eoinprehepding. besides stimulus
TO INDUSTRY. the aid Of Agriculture and Domestic
Manufactures is 40 we'll known and appreciated that
II needs no recon eadsiion from US. We there
lore Offer the following sohere as,srng ourselves
that IL will meet with general appreciation.
C(' nm NH