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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06
GRINDSTONES.
PORTER ALE & CIDER.

The subscriber having recommended the above business
at his old stand No o. Market St. Wilmington where he
intends 10 keep constant supply of the best quality of
Porter Ale and Cider He returns his thanks former
friends and trusts to receive share of Public patronage
March 26. 1922 22--6m HENRY GRIMES
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06
NOTICE.

al Persons indebted TO the estate of Jacob TYSON late
of 'ccader hund ed decd are requested make mme-
dia payment and those having claims against said estae
to present their accounts properly attesied the sbscr
be- ABRAH M EGBERF, Adm'r
Chrstana Bridge Jull 10, 1899 57--3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06
TO BE LET.

store. Apply as above. Possession Immediately
The person who some time ago took the first volume of
the Letters of Junis large octave, from the library,
1O5 Market street, to read is requested it, with
out further delay. If
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06

BY the late Arthur Austin, Student of Divinity author OF
the Elders Death Ged, the Snow Storm &c
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30
COMMUNICATIONS.
FIRE FIRE /,
no TIKI IIRI

Il frequently happens IN the City and Village mat
non fire has begun to rage, il increases rapidly by
-. live GOALS being carried To great distance by the
IND and setting other buildings on fire for which
snn the tops OF all buildings should be well guarded
;sxposed 20 the iamesb BY having persons
.,ch building with a small pole and cloth fixed on the
ead in the form of mop One pail ofwaterused on the
iarge number would in the common mode Of using
uater without reflection and il is the opinion of the
,ter that many farm houses and barns may be saved
;f,he farmer will provide ms domestics with pole fix
N in the form of mop, standing ready by the house
Al ali times. Your correspondent once aided in stop
nE running ire through dry pasture by the aid OF
s,sen cedar tree branches il was stopped
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30
Bath, July Esd, 1899

The foVoring Gentlemen are Members Of Ht
Society By he .4cts IF Incorporation, viz
Drs. Aumi X. Mitchell. Jonathan Page, Dan
iel Rose. Nathaniel Coffin, Beri7m Vaughan,
>amuel Aver, Ariel Mann, Timothy Little, Lu-
ther Carey. Enoch s. Tappan Seth Chandler
Samuel Currier, Joseph Gilman, John Stock
bridge, lothian Mouton, Samuel Small, Joel II
Ellis, John Brown Daniel Coney, James Bowen,
Samuel Emerson, Dudley Fulsom. Jacob Teak Ks
bury Cad Hitchcock, John A. Hyde, Benjamin
d. Bartlett, Amos Nurse, Cornelius Holland
James Parker, James Bates, John Grover, Rufus
Burnhsm, Josiah Prescott Ambrose Howard
Isaac Lincoln, Peter Whitney, James Cochran
samuel Weed, Stephen Cummings, Issschar Smell
Benja. Bradford, Oliver Griswold, Moses Wing,
Benjamin Wilson, Gilman &. Burleigb, Sylvia.
nus Curtis, Edmund Buxton, Enoch Lovejoy,
Horatio G.. Balch. Benis min II. Mace, Urel
Huntington, Benjamin Chandler, Thomas Bridg
ham, Sylvanus Waterman, Timothy w. WaIdrsn
Calvin Gorham, Isaac Bernard. James Aver, Jr.
John Allen, Caleb Emery. Elisha j Ford, Benja-
min F. Green. John Barker, Peleg Benson, john
l.. Blacke, David III. Raymond John Merrill
Phillip E. fheobad Josiah Gilman, Joseph Al
Ten, Avan Bacon, Moses Baker. Royal Brews-
ter. Sam'l Farnsworth Abiel Hall, Joseph Hewes
Richard c. Shanaon, David Bacon, Abie Hail
Jr. Charles Trafon, William Sandborn, Sila
Blake, Moses. SWEET, Benjamin Chandler, Rob
ert Carr, Moses Aver, Stephen Thayer, Nose
Mason, 'r. Joseph l.. Stevens, William Lyman
William Payson and Ehenezer Poor.
The printers Of the HalIoweIl Gazette and Ban
gor Register are requested to insert the above i,
their papers till he day of meeting and forwar,
their bills to the Secretary of the Society," preriou
TO said dsv.
Bath. July %, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30
TO CORRESPONDENTS

The request OF .4gamenticuS, that we should nom
male in the Gazette Gen. John Chandler as a candi-
date for Governor. at the next election. we de-
cline. We know II but that'' Agamentcus" may have
rssired assurances from all parts Of The state that
Cen Chandler WiH receire 1carm Support " but his
Communication must have been left al our office by
mistake 1t doubtless intended for the Argus or
Statesman The author is requested call and receive
his Communication as il have place in our pa
per- II viii be recolected, too. that county Con-
yenti9n viii be assembled tomorrow 10 deliberate up-
on THIS subject, and anu nomination this time. would
be premature.
We wish correspondent " Proteus" 10 be inform
ed that before the receipt Of the lines published to-day
We hai marked them for publication from the Hayer-
hill Gazette.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30
TO the Honorable Judge q Probate for The
ceuOfy Of Cumberland


T UCY BROWN. of North Yarmouth, in said county,
IL daughter of Jos ph Brown. late of said North Var
mouth sssd respectfully represents thst she seized
heir with others. viz Robert Royal and wife, oil
rownal, Mary Brown, of sid North Yarmouth. Single
and heir ~ho !, Of the State, a. ceased
all Of hom have senated their rights 10 ons Gorge
Lewis. in the real whereof the said oseh Brow
died 'ezed aud possessed thar her prIin he same is
quarter part OF the whole. which she Is
holding and possessing in sevsrly. She therefore prays
thai your honor would e. ant suitable per sous
authorizing them 70 make division Of said estate and
of 70 each heir his proportion in the same.
Dated his sixteenth day Of July. in the year Of cur
Lord eighteen hundred and invent, two.
LUCY BROWN
AT Court of Probate held Portland, within and for re
county ct Cnnte land the third Tuesday OF I,y in
the Of Lord eighteen hundred and xxnty-t~o-
UPON the foregoing prfitionCydstsd. Thr the petit
tioner give notice all persons interested by causing
copy Cf said petition, with this order thereon 10 be n.
lshsd hree weeks SUCCESSFULLY the Portland Cazrttr
printed Portland aforesaid that they MAJ appear * Il
Probate Court, be held said Portland On the rird
1esdv OF August and hew cause, If any they have
why the prayer Of che petitioner sLoud granted
BARRETT POTTER. JaGss.
Artest, HoITic soIshgat., Rec
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30
Valuable situation for sale.

THE subscriber, being about to leave the place
J. Of his present residence, will SELL on terms
peculiarly advantageous 10 the purchaser, bis Real
Estate, pleasantly situated near the centre Of the
lourishing town OF Waterford, county IF Oxford
within half mile Of congregational Meeting
house, and fifty rods of the head iaDding-place of
the contemplated Cumberland and Oxford Canal.
Said real estate consists OF half acre Of excel
lent LAND, on which are standing large, con-
venient, two. story dwelling house, about two
thirds neatly and faithfully finished, having under
it an excellent cellar. perfectly frost proof; good
STABLE, we'll built and convenient a large
and commodous STORE, also having under il a
good cellar, with shed, connecting said store
with the stable.
Also a neatly furnished LAWYERS OF
FICE.-The bindings were erected about two
years ago. of the best materials and the work
thoroughly done.
This stand is considered by all who have any
acquaintance viii il to be one of the most lucra-
tive as well as pleasant in the county of Oxford
for practising attorney or Trader. The dwell
lng-house is well calculated, either from its con-
venience or local situation for Hotel or Boarding.
house.
Also, Pew No. II, well situated on the floor OF
the congregational Meeting house.
He will also sell his Office furniture. consisting
of every thing necessary aud convenient.
The terms will be made liberal, and in every
respect satisfactory. For further Information ap-
plication may be made TO Hon. EzEKIEL WnIT-
MAN, Portland or the subscriber the premises
CHARLES WHITMAN.
Waterford. july %, 1899.
NB.-AlI persons indebted to the subscriber
are hereby requested 10 make payment by the lrst
day Of October next, he is determined To collect
by law all demands remaining unsettled after that
time.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30

A BsCONDED f. on my vice on the 25lh
n June last past EDWARD MARCH an in
ieoted apprentice to the subsceber Cabinet Ma
ker Said March was twenty years of age on the
t2th April last, and az have been informed is
empioged in the Cty Of Boston. u persons
are hereby forbid trusting Or hafborng said appren-
ice, ii hey would avoid The penalties of he law.
as | an deter mined 10 pay 70 debts of his con
racing. WILLIAM HASKELL.
Jny 50, 1899.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30
ITO NATHAN wINsLow, Of wesrnnook

ITO NATHAN WINSLOW, Of WEsTBRooK,
Il Clerk OF the proprietofs of the common and
undivided land in the town OF Falmouth former
w, now Falmouth, Cape Elizabeth, Portland and
Westbrook, Ia the county of Cumberland, and
State Of Maine. We she subscribers being propri-
etors Of the common aud undivided land, IN said
towns Of Falmouth, Cape Elizabeth, Portland and
Westbrook, judge proprieiorS meeting necessary,
do hereby request you TO call proprietors
meeting 10 be held at the Dwelling House of
Bella SHAW, in said Wcstbreok 90 the sec
ond Monday ofSepiember next, il being the ninth
day, az ten O'Clock ia the forenoon, A. y. eigh-
teen hundred and twenty-five, and 90 advertise
according TO law, in this case made aud provided,
viz to act on the following articles.
list To choose moderator.
2d. To see Il the propretors will approve Of
sundry lsyngs out OF their Committee.
81. To see what the proprietors will do with
their common and undivided land and FATS il any
there be in all, or any one of the said towns, 10
sell the same at PUBLIc AUCTION, OF dispose OF
it some other way as they may think best, so as
the taxes may not consume the whole value
4th. To if the proprietors will allow, approve
and confirm the proprietors meeting. which was
held at the Dwelling House of the late ANDREW
r. FRosT, in said Falmouth, on the thirtieth day
of December. A, ID. eighteen hundred aud FIVE,
with all the adjournments thereof.
JOHN MCCLELLAN,
JOSEPH TIrCOMB,
DANIEL FOX,
JEREMIAH BAILEY,
MOSES QUIMBY,
JOB WlNSLOW.
Portland, July god, A. d. 1892.
Pursusnt to the foregoing application, TO me
directed, DO hereby notify and warn the propri-
etors Of the common and undivided land, in the
said townships OF Falmouth, Cape-Ezabeth,
Portland and Westbrook, 10 meet at the time and
place, and for the purposes mentioned in the fore
going application to me directed.
NATHAN WINSLOW. Proyrieiors Clerk.
Westbrook, the 7th month 81, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30
WATERVILLE COLLEGE.

COMMENCEMENT dad Inauguration.
We understand that the first Commencement
at this College will take place on Wednesday,
August 18th. The exercises will commence at
socIock, z. M. On the same day, at 10 clock
A. M. the officers Of the College will be ABDUCTED
into Office, and an inaugural address delivered
bY the President.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30

Philadelphia with 60 Irish passengers-put in for VIA
YET eei catherine, Singer (of Ihomaston) Alexandria
18th, sch'r Elizabeth Smith, from Saco; sloop Mary.
Perkins, from Kennehunk 27th, brig Franklin, Trott
from Bath; schr Sea Flower. SouIe, Augusta sch'r
Boston, Wood, Bath; Miledgeve, Knight, Portland
Ar. at quarantine, Gath, Delegate, Lewis of Portland,
from Havana
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30
MARRIED.
me Sermon

In this town. by Joseph c. Boyd, Esq Mr.. Barthol-
omew Jordan, jr. to Mrs. Jane Hanna, both of this
town.
Yesterday morning by the Rev. DIR. Nichols, Da-
vld Paine, Esq. OF Athens. PENN to Miss Ann W.
Harding
In Windham, by Rev. Gardner kellogg, Doct
John Waterman, to Miss Ann Anderson, daughter Of
8lr Abraham Anderson.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30

THE animal meeting of the MEDICAL so.
l. CIE1Y OF MAINE, will be held at Bow
DOM COLLEGE in Brunswick. on Tuesday the
10Th day Of August next the day preceding Com
mencenent at 10 O'Clock A. M.
The annual assessment OF two dollars becomes
due on that day.
Per Order,
BENJa. D BARTLETT, Sec'y.
Bath July Esd, 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30

oRbLNlTTON-we understand the Ordination
of the Rev. THOMAS NJ. SMITH. over the Church
and Sodety Of the Third Parish, in this town viii
take place Tomorrow, and that Rev. LEONARD
WOODS. ID. ID. OF Andoyer, is expected to Preach
the Sermon.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30
Military Goods, SC.

which together with their former Stock, enables
them to offer general assortment Of Goods in
their line. WIN.
Elegant gilt cut and thrust SWORDS,
Gilt, plated and brass Artillery Do.
Proved Muskets, Rifles and Pistols,
Shot Pouches and Powder Fiasks,
C. lit coat and vest Star BUTTONS,
Gilt and plated Sword Chains and Knots
Gold silver, plated and tinsel EPAULETTS,
Gold, silver, and plated Lace and Binding,
Gold, silver, and plated hat Bands and Tassels,
Gilt, plated and silk Stars and Resets,
Silk and worsted SASHES,
Morocco Sword BELTS,
Gilt, plated and brass cap and belt PLATES,
Gold, plated and worsted Cord and Braid,
8 cases very rich Vulture & common PLUMES,
Yellow Tulips or plume SOCKETS, &c. &c.
A great variety OF rich, plated aud Britain
MIA coffee and tea POTS-rich cut Glass & COM
mon plated CASTORS, from to bottles-plat-
ed fruit and cake BasBets-plated & brass CAN
DLES1k> KS and LAMPS, various patterns
plated and steel Shutters and Trays-ivory, bone
and common table and dessert Knives and Forks
-Japanned bread Baskets & tea Trays-copper,
brass and bell mettle Kettles-iron and brass
WElGHTS-copper pelter-Cop-
pc bar and sheet Lead-store and ship Pumps
lead Spouts--brass Andirons--Shovels and
tongs and Hooks, &c. &c.
Then also continue 10 manufacture and hare
constantly on hand as usual.
Warranted gold NECKLACEo--silver soup
Ladles-table and tea Spoons-susar longs
salt Spoons aud Thin bles-god watch Chains,
Keys and Seals-Ear Rings-Pns aud Rings
Hair Necklaces and Bracelets, &c. &c.
Military Officers and Companies will be
furnished upon such terms cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction and are respectfully invited to
examine for themselves.
RCASH given for old Siiver-Copper-
Brass and Lead.
Portland, July 30. Il.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30

At Court of Probate held Portland. within ano for the
county OF CumbeTl md, the third Tuesday of July,
the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and rnty
Ohm BABB, administrator OF the OF Nathaniel
- Babb, late 20 Westbropk in said county, Yeoman. de-
ceased having present his second OF adninstrs-
tion OF the estate OF said deceased:
ORDERED That the said administrator give notice TO
all persons interested by causing copy OF this order
pub bed three weeks suceeSsvey, in the Portland Ca
ztte, printed at Portland, that they may appear
bate Court, be held said Portland, the third Tues
day OF August OF the clock IN the forenoon
and shew cause, they have, why the should
not be allowed. BARRETT POTTER, Judge
a lrur copy-Attest. HnraIio SnnIhpate. Rep,r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30

IL this town, Charles son Of Mr. Moses Gould.
aged 10 Iears months and IS days.
IN Sact, July 4th, Miss Jerusha Googins aged 20
years.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30
PROBATE NOTICES.

LINCOLN, SIS a Court held al 7opsEanl. Nth
~ and for SAID county, on The ninth day Of March,
A. ID. 1922:
ON the foregoing Petiton-O ORDERED, That
the sand petitioner give notice to all persons in.
terested 10 said estate, TO appear at Court of
Probate, to be holden at Topsham, on the fourth
Monday Of August next, BY causing a copy Of
said petition with this order, TO be published thrt
weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous 10 said Court, in the
Portland Gszette, printed IN Portland
iERE. BAILEY, Judge Of Probate.
Copy-A test,
JoHN Fl. SHEPARD, Reg'r.
July so.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30

AZ Cour OF Probate, held Portland within ami for TIE
county OF Cumberland hr third Tuesday of luy IN
The year OF our LORD eighteen hundred twenty-two
~ AKAH GOODMAN, late Guardian OF C4tharine Goldman
- one OF the daughters and heirs of Richard Goldman
Esquire, late OF said Portland deceased having presented
hsr account . 1narol shp Of the said Catharn
ORDERED, Thar the sid sarah Goldman give notice 10
all persons Interested BY causing copy Of order to
DC published three weeks successfully IL the Portland
Letre printed Portland, that they may appear r p
bate Court, 70 be held said Pornd, the third Tues
day or August next ten ct the clock in the forenoon
aud shew cause, AZ any they have, why the same should
nor be allowed. BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
A true -AttcSr. Hnrato Sou hpA =
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30

AT Court OF Probate held Portland within and for the
county OF Cumberland. The third Tuesday Ut Iuly IN
the year of Lord eighteen hundred TWENTY-FIVE
nZIAS BLANCHARD and wife, administrators Of the
~ estate OF John Anderson, late Of Falmouth, in said
county, deceased having presented their thnd Of
administration OF the estate OF said dc ceased
ORDERED hal the said Administrators give notice
70 all peso interesedb by causing copy Of this
be published three weeks excessively, IN the Pand Ca
zetre. printed Portland. that they may appear at
Probate Court, TO be held said Portland iii the third
Tuesday OF August next, ct the clock in the fore
noon and she " cause ii any they hive yghy the
should NOT be allowed. BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
true eopy-Attest, Horatio aonthgate, Rsg,r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23

iicit mercy 10 iikt psrilals si,usiiori, nor
coold the tears and iotroslies OF Mrs Purdie
have any effect upon their cruel nature--evea
little sagss va, denied ber for her children
and 'hey we're 6osly cas-, from the vessel, in
To the bosom OF the vast ocean, 10 expe riepce
eii tae horrors attendant upon such on awful
situation without compass, without ,ail..
they Knew not which way TO direct their
coufsej bnt, no douot that nigh, put an end
10 their suhsrings, as very severe gale of
Nina came on shorty afterwards. M, y onsid
now assumed the ecm,nand vi the ship, whilst
LIDO The admitted evidence for the crcwp)
and Murdoch, ofiieis,ed in navIgsting her;
they then shaped their course Tor Antigua.
bas haSins arrived of the west end OF Guada.
ieupe, on the night OF the 92d, they LAUNCHED
out ihe long boat end having taken the spe-
Gle into u, and tho remainin np provisions
Vhich had been supplied them lew dsys be.
1ore oy Portuguese vessel, scu,iied The ship,
sho proceeded tor that Island, where they.ar-
rived tue following day. They were kindly
received by the inhsbaIants, on their stating
tnat they belonged TO the Retrieve, OF New
YORK, bound 10 the West Indies far a narke,
'-,hss The ship had experienced very heavy
~esther so much so, ss 10 render ber- alto
ge'uer ranmanageable--,hat they took 10 the
tong boat, aod, while in attempting to GO, in-
TO her, the cspisin's son fell overboard, and,
IN the eaptain's attempt 70 save hia,, .bey
eo'h sonk, together and never were seen by
mem Afterwards So plausible was the
nory' thst 1t readily gained credit bu, their
haVing afterwards been seen with moso mon.
ey than people under such circumstances
would be supposed to possess, a suspicion
naafsiiy arose, and they were, by the vigf-
lance OF the police, (an stabiIshmea, so nee.
e'sa'yto every civilized county,) soon after
apPiehendsd and carried before the proper
ou'hoIiiies, by whom they were sent 70 this
Island some months ago.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
CARPE7INGS.

HAVE just received from auctions.
N addition 10 their former assorttnen, OF Fsu
and Winter Good. -
GOO ysras elegant Fioo, CsRpETINCS,
ehesp-36o yards BOMBAZETYS, lfou,
rs to 80 per yard.
THEY Uayy or HATp,
large assortment Of Csiicoes, Gsryhams
and Paid. Css.jmere Shswls sor,e of 'be
bes: Russia Diapets ever imported 10 this
town, per bale or single piece, ehesp Rose
Blankets; Broadcloibs Csssime'es and Pc
Ii'se CIorbs more American Diaper TO- on
ly Cd per yard Chez sbo nbrsy Ginghans
bomespun Flannel, &c. Steam Ioop~ English
and American Shiriagq add 'Sbee,irgs;
Nonkin and Canton Crsres Iursr d'no;
Sinchsw, and -sar:pe,t.; I.adie. and Gentle.
mems wo's'ed Hose, from i.6 TO 80 per
pair. oil co.o's, dark and lich, common
!esiog; Valeneis, elegant new patterns;
Leno and Book Moslins spider net, picket
sod Esncy blpslios white and colo.-d Con.
brio a part OF 4 case Of I,egbo'n Bonne,s; =;
Straw ditto; with many other articles GOO nu.
merous TO mention.
Newpnri Dec 10.
.or rfHfvTTNG, o5aN find, creeWed 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-23
NEWPORT.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
WEDNESDAY, Injury %, 1922

Have been buslly engaged in revising
the laws since Tuesday last, which will
probably occupy the whole tofnext week.
i he volumnous report of the committee
OF revision contains many important a
mendments and additions but as none
OF them have passed both Houses as vet;
ard 1t is impossible TO say which or how
many OF them may te finally adopted, we
shall defer any statement of them until
the close ofthe session, when we will en-
steavor to- give correct summary of all
The alterations which may be made in
the statutes of the State.
Prov. Patriot Of SATURDAY. las..
: Tie Assembly continue busily engag.
cd iu the revision of the laws, and il is
probable that this important duty will
not be accomplished till the close of mex,
week. An important proposition, con-
fenplating the reduction of the number
OF Judges from Mirty to six, has been
submitted in the House and referred to a
commi'tec. This morning, we under.
stapd, will be introduced into the House
by MIR. Hazard, Of Newport, pzoviding
that the question relative to the expedien.
cy oil framing written Constitution of
government, should be again submitted
to The people Of this State. The Assem-
by have resolved not to proceed on tie
docket Of private petitions at the present
session.-Prcv. Nm. Of festerday.
At the Town.Meeting Yesterday after
roon. ASA BoswoRrK was chosen sur.
veyor Of Highways, in the place of Capt.
Petty, deceased. a committee was ap-
pointed to procure Fire Hose Engine,
with proper quantity Of hose; (it is in
tended to procure Ryaraui,on, from
Philadelphia, with about 1000 feet hose,
and other preparation, the cost of which
isestlmatcd at about 3 1900; (,he Town
Council were authorized to procure an
additional number of street lamps and a
vote was passed preparatory to rc.laying
the side walks, sgreeably to the law pub.
!lshed in our paper few weeks since.
Ibid.