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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-12-04

:, : AN ear,hquaAe. was. experienced in
Cesta Rica, one of,hc PROVINCES Of Mex.
ico, on the 9TH otMay last. The shocks
were SO severe, that they ruined the
principal part Of the buildings in the
country. In the capital. Carthage, hard
ly a house was lcit standing.
The Los'on Courier Of the Sd Of October
saS'-" Seseo'een inco,risio!e rogoes, COZ.
s'c'ed al the late Old Bailey sessions, were
haddetty rtirhed yesterday mo,nins In ,he
Session. House ysfd; several Of them severe
'y, being old offenders" In regard to the
rognes themselves, they being incorrieible,
the higc!la,icn was futile add a. an example
Tor Others, We doub, il could have the leas,
ehscI.-As 'espects the class Of offences for
which they suffered, and indeed every public
usnsg'essioo, we think the doctrine Of the
G'ecss uegedian holds good
Who fears not 70 commit the crime, viii ne'er
BE frighted at the curse tha, follows i,
-Na.Onl! Gazette.
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MN RTE u.

In this town. on Sunday evening last, nv the Rev
Mr.. Elton, Mr.. Oiper Read, to Miss Clarissa Gerd.
ner. both Of This town.
At Providence, Mr.. Cyrus Brerer TO Mrs Ei-G.
beth BIgmla ----Mr. Ihs'aas La,Srepce 10 Miss Su.
san Fisher
DIED,
In this town, Friday morning last, after shor.
illness. Miss Snsdgnuh Sy'ucs,er, daughter Of the
late Mr.. Joseph Sylvester, in the 9th year OF her
age. .. ...s
At the Asylum, ia Nov last, TnantrR Smith, aged
20 years --.Vory Monks, aged about SO-snd EA:a.
aeh i!aleom5. aged about rs
Al Charleston (s g on the eth ult. Mrs Sarah
.s,n No~sh. wife OF Mr. JohG L. NOVEL;, in her 2lst
year
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say my thing about the one Azm.red aioF
Aays--so that we conclude sbe Doctor
has a, last fouoSl honesty the best policy,
and accordingly paid the debt.
The remarkable propensity of cats. in
sucking the breath Of Infants. has often
been spoken of, and has been considered
by MANY as fabalous; but an instance
occurred in this town, last week winch
should put parents on their guard against
this danger. The mother had left the
infant IN the care of domestlc-on her
return, she was Informed that the Cot was
ipnnd with It's two fore paws f,s, encir-
Sing the chill'S neck, and It's mouth in
that of the child, which was nearly sufo-
-cated and great exertions were neces~a.
ry TO extricate the helpless little sufferer
from its perilous situation. The story
was not much heeded by the mother
but what was her horror on being awaken
ed in the night, by the convulsed srug-
Cling OF the infant, and finding The same
cat, In the same position, and tie child
again reduced TO nearly the last extremity
Ihc cat was immediately thrust out of
The window and so much eagerncss did
she manifest TO return to her victim that
she broke through pane of glass to ef-
feet her object. 1t was not until The cat
made third attempt on the following
day, that she WAS put to death.
SINcuLAR great number Of PIG.
cons have taken up their abode in the
bcliry Of the second congregational meet.
ing house in this town. On Sabbath
day, when the bell rings, the aFrlghled
tenants are seen hyins in all directions
MENoRANDUM- On the first day
of December, 1922, the little lively buz-
King insect, the mosquito, Was as busy
and active as IN midsummer. Mum
hers were killed on that day.
CoMcREss.--Tiic meeting of the
Na,iona! Legislature was to take place at
Washington on Monday last. The si,-
ting Of The present Congress canaot be
protractcd to later period than the Sd
ol March nex,--and as there is a vast
,,'ass ofpublic business to be transacted,
1t is to be hoped that the Sbcschifes will
refrain from an excessive indulgence in
their ruinous propensity for long talking.
say bur little, gcnt,encn, think seri-
ously, act with prudence and judgement
.--a'rd the ',ation at large vii! reap .he
benefit Of your wisdom. The Message
Of the President will probably be receiv-
.d before our next publication.
1'KANxscIvINC.-To-morrow will
nc observed as Il day Of Public Thanks.
giving in this state. The same wrl Ice
observed in the states Of Massachusetts,
.Mainc. Vermont and New York.
so To-
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--S-NN

A letter from Neri Cruz. Oct. llth,
published in the Charleston Mercnry.
states that CONVOY. with $50 900 dol.
lars. had been robbed Is leagues from
the city of Myxico, and every one who
accompanied i, pu, 10 d-ath.
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FALL GOODS.
JOHN + TOWNSEND,

AA"' /Hoe VI cpeHt",
TWELVE Boxes eo& Bales of DRY
i GOODS, consisting Of
Broadclo,hs Valencia snd other
Csisimeres Vesiings
F!anness; Bozes A complete assori.
complete assort- tnent Of Scotch
ment of PelIsse Plsids
Clo,hs Corolne piaids
Elegant feurcl Pc Me,ino & Cashmere
Iissc si!ks Sbaw!s
Best English dark S,oW linen Diaper for
Ginghaos Tsbie Cloihs
Figured and plain Bmds.cye ditto
Bomoaze,s Superior English cot.
Rose Blankets OF all Ton Shutings
sizes
Together with silk Plosh and silk Velvets
OF all coiots T; oil cloths for isbies 8 s black
nanncls winter Ribbons, Ssc
ALSO, CONSTANTLY on HAND,
"A general Assoi iiment oil the best Domes.
tic COTTON GOODS.
Nov. 81.
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NEW GOODS.

FL. SESSIONS, has received his Fall
and Winter Goods, which with his former stock,
makes his assortment very extensive.
Among tsLich dre-
G. CUPERFlNE, fine, mddng and low priced
- Broadco'hs and Cassmetes, Queens cloths and
Kerseyneres for ladies' coats, bale red, white, yel.
low, black aud green Flanneis, Fearnough,s, Devon
SHIRE Ker-Ays. Plains and serges, Coa,ings. scotch
Pladss great variety Vestings, Cambe,s for ciosks,
prinied Rattine,s, bale figured and plain Bombs.
ne;ts all colors and prices, double rnllled 4 rcd
baaes, Blankets from 84 ia, worsted draws
aud robbins. Caroline plaids, figured popns. Tsbby
Nevets. silk ditto, Coronation cloth for plain shswls
iurriiures, Csicoes, Gnghsrns, Linens, do. Cam.
bncs, linen ,hU'ask, liueu sheeings, Russia sheet
usa, Ravens Dack cashmere shawls a great yaric.
ty lag. bandanno and German twilled silk IIandkts
sncy and black silk ditto, superior quality merino
iiandkfs cotton Rag Hsfs. linen pbric diio very
fine, black and coored nausin aud Canton grapes
black. white and green itairn di,to. Engiish cash
mere long .sha@ls, black sinchaws and sarsneis,
plaid Luslrings. colored ditto, shire Musos. India
null ditto. figured Muslins, dt,o lor dresses, Bonn
bazins, Russia Dispers. black and olive vevets,
5sdisces. Carl.,bindings. Crash. brown and black
Linens, sewing silk and twist, Pine, &c. BE-
Nov. As
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GROCERIES.
JOHA Y. MOORE,

JOHA Y. MOORE,
offers for Sale at No. 5, MARKET square
\ VARIETY Of Crocke,y and Glass
IA WARE with general Assoamen, o
GROCERIES, which viii be sold ss low ior
Cash OF County Produce as car ts putches-
ed at any Sore in Newpor.--Eyrty favor
will be gratefully acknowledged.
Nov 2Y.
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TPkLsfLAG, " az t,nds, ,etseased an
a sansfaesory manner. az fais ogss.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10
ROWLAND HILL.

The Rev. Rowland Hill, of London, was prea-
cher remarkable for applying himsefin particular
and pointed manner to his congregation. Speaking
on the sin attendant upon dress and conforming to
all the fooeries of the day, he Observed 81 am we'll
aware many of you are ready TO say-Mr. Hil look
at home, look at your wife. :" 1t is true look at her.
there sheis." And then applying himselfpersonally
to her, in presence OF the congregation, sald, You
know have often pointed out TO you the sin and
folly of pursuing extravaganza, when you could
relieve so many of your fellow creatures in place
of wasting your money in this way" Among
other anecdotes related of this eccentric preacher,
it is said hat one occasion, perceivng Mrs. Hill
asleep in meeting, and person who sat next to
her also asleep, he addressed himself to another
Northumberland, give your neighbour pinch;
he snores so loud that he will wake Mrs. Hill"
One evening, milliner's apprentice brought home
band box, and by the inadvertence of new servant
was shown into the room where Rowland Hill was
sitting. Curiosity induced him to open the box
and look at its contents He re-closed it, however
without single remark; and when Mrs. Hill soon
afterwards asked him for five pounds to buy ches
of drawers, give it to her at On the following
Sunday as soon as he had assembled the pulpit he
kept a good lookout for his wife. She presently
made her appearance, trying to force her way thro
the crowd which always blocked up the asl.s Of the
meeting house, on which her vigilant husband cree
out" Make way, good people, make way for Mrs
Hill, she is coming with chest of drawers on he
Ihead'7
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10 be Sold at PRIVATE SALE,

PURSUANT to the last will and testament Of James f-
4 Daniel, deceased, a Yahtabe FARM in Mill Creek
hundred county of Newcastle, state of Delaware, miles
from Wilmington, and half mile from sevefal lime quar-
rcs containing about 100 Of land good proportion
Of which woodland and meadow, the remainder arabic,
Of good quality 1t is we'll wstered, and convenient to
mills and places of public worship On the premises are
good dwelling house with three rooms on the lower
and four on the upper story, log kitchen, log barn. eel
Jared UNDER spring house. with never failing spring.
still house, apple orchard, &c.
further description is deemed unnecessary, as those
inclined to purchase will doubt previously view the pre-
misses which may be done and further information obtained
by application to the subscriber living near the same
Dec H. 1922. 95-4.p JAMES MENDENllALL, Ear
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frpLaDfEs s. CENT? E.aGE.N ID

In and near Wilmington inf rmed that the Lessons
Geography and Penman3hp are now c0mm need, at the
place noted N former advertisement Additional Scho
will be received apply within days from this; but
none after that time.
respectable number have already engaged, and unb-
assedby sentcres suggested (and bseee) thathere
scarcely person who the least DESTROYS # improving
either Of the above branches but would embrace this
opportunity Instantly, if he fully acquainted with the
and moral certainty attendant these arrangements
In preparing for these Lectures Geography have
spared neither time, cresr stdiO1ts APPLICATION. My
method has excited the highest appreciation and praise OF
many well informed persnns and Of the envy of
narrow minded PedantsTnis is it sho,d be-I3ut the
greater portion and probably all my future life will be de-
Geography, from State to State, from
City Cy and though stall not attempt to put down
al opposition, vi ct arms yet shall endeavorto over-
come evil with good to uymce those whose appreciation
IS worth any ting, that in Geography nearly all depends
IN ARR and CLAssIrIcAroH; and that general
knowledge of the extent and situation Of countries when
addressed the eye Mammoth Maps, can be acquired
n few hours without committing to memory.
| december 2 1922 o. ID. HEWETT.
~ Is. Just published by ID. licwett, and FOR SALE
at the several bookstores,
| THE RUNNING HAND PENMAN. Price 25 Cents
| TIE TRAVELLERS GUIDE through the U. States
and General view of the World Price so Cents.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10
LEF.,S ELIXIR.

N NJ most efIcacious medicine in for speedily and
edse 'i curing the most violent colds coughs consmp
lions rong on BY great colds aud eXposure); hundreds
cf cases Ct cures could be gwen GOT persons sached IRON
the ycry brink fthe grdV BY the timely use OF TINS ia
h,e medicine had we rooms we can only give the 'o
loving at this time. :, co., M, 400,
J,,r Si,I was attacked with most violent headacht
rl % in the breast SO that it was with the utmost diff
e,g re could draw my breath, or utter single sentence
louder than whisper, was advised by my friends 10 pro
cure bottle Of your ri which did, and rom ' Sott y
trce doses found great relief and the use OF one bot
effected my complete You are at liberty 10 MAXI
dis public in any manner you think proper
Yours &c. JOHN T. WiIhlN1loN'
To M Noah Ridyey, Baltimore.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10
FOR SALE,

Valuable Tract of Land in White Clay Creek Hun
IA dred, New castle County, and State of Delaware This
tract is pleasantly situated on the Turnpike Road leading
from CisliaEa Bridge to Ekton, about miles from the
former and from the latter place, and mule from
Coochs Mills, in good neghbohood, convenient pa-
ces OF Worship and School 1t contains 165 acres about
half of which cleared land in good state Of cutvaon
the other half is well set with young thriving timber Of
good qualitythere the premises aconyenent two
story frame house and kitchen lately erected large frame
barn 80 IS feet by 49, built of the best Materials
carriage house, granary, milk house and other bull
ding, anda pump Of excellent wateralso, young APP
pie and peach orchard and variety o' other choice fruit
trees
Persons wishing to view the premises and enquire the
terms of sale, may apply to Mr.. WILLIAM CoocH, residing
near the Farm the subscriber, No. ST. King Street,
Wilmington MARGAREr DARRAGH.
December 2nd, 1922
~ r. If sale should not be effected previously tC
the 25th inst the Farm will be for rent. 94-6t
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BURNING OF A STEAMBOAT.

ECtrGcted from mss 5TrtShtS TteO 81 S0clety
and Manners in .ANIericG.
" One of the finest steamboats, ever built in the
United States, lately upon this inland sea, Lake
Champlain and was destroyed ten days since, Ivy
fire. in manner truly terrible. The captain of the
vessel had fallen sick, and entrusted its manage
ment to his son, young man just turned one and
twenty. Making for St. Johns with upwards of
forty passengers, they encountered the equnoclia
gale which blew with violence right ahead The
fine vessel, however, encountered it bravely, and
dashed onwsd DIS through the storm, until, an hour
after midnight, she had gained the broadcast part of
the lake. Some careless mortal, who had been to
seek his supper in the pantry, left the candle burn
ing on shelf which, after some time, caught an
other which was ranged above.
/ " The passengers were asleep, or at least quiet
in their births, when man at the engine perceived
in some dark recess Of the vessel an unusual light
/ Approaching the spot, he heard the cracking Of
fire. and found the door of the pantry glowing and
tremendous wall of embers. He had scarcely time
to turn himself, ere he was enysloped in flames
rushing past them, he attempted TO burst into the
ladies' apartment by small door which opened int
the interior of the vessel it was locked on the in
side, and the noise of the storm seemed TO drown
/ all his cries and blows. Hurrying upon the decl
: he gave the alarm 10 the captain, and few to tin
: women's cabin. Ere he Ieaped down the stairs
7 the flames had burst through the inner door, ant
had already seized upon the curtains OF the bed mex
Ito il. You may conceive the scene which followed
), In the mean time the young Captain rouse
his crew and his male passengers warning the pi
lot to make her for the nearest island, Snmmonn
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(ADJOURJNED sale, J

ICY virtue of sundry executions to me directed, will be
I'D cxpua ed public sale, at the house of Jesse Trump
Tur decd in Mill Creek hundred, Tuesday the tenth
lav Of December inst at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. to wi,one
Morse, GIG and harness. two cows hogs, light wag
on horse cart Sleigh plough and harrow, lot Of good
hay Dutch fan, pair of Burr mill stones reel and bolt
desk time pece cardng engines, one Gotten picker
ruyinp machine and apparatus cotton reel and bobbns
mule two throstes Ia tin cans, bobbng block, lot OF cot
tom Two betseads looking glass, grind stone, map of
states &c-Sezed and taken in execution as the proper
lty of Jesse Trump, Jur, -
Newcastle, December d, 1929. 9o-2t
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY DAVID c. WILSON, SHERIFF.

EeY virtue Of writ of Yend EXps to me directed, will
nd be exposed public SALE al the house of John Crow
Newcastle in Newcastle hundred, Monday the 10Th day
Of December inst at O'Clock, r. NJ the following des-
crbed lot of groun situate lying and being in the hun
dred of ST. Georges bounded by lands of Peter Delany
William H. Crawford the heirs Of Jesse Higgins decd and
the road leading through Mddleown, with two story
frame dwelling house and Kitchen log stable and carriage
house thereon erected and containing half be the
same more or less; together with all and singular the i'm
provements thereuno belonging seized and taker
IN execution as the property Of Elizabeth Barr.
Newcastle, December 2, 1922. 95-5t
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PROPOSAL
PROPOSAL
FOR PUBLISHING SUBSCRfPTIoY
A FOUR SHEET
MAP OF NDl25pIAl 4AaA5laSLll!hsyRJlOA,
Constructed from the most Original .autenc Docun.ents
By Fl. S. TANNER.
BY II. S. TANNER,
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10

Wv Virtue Of Writ of Lev Facias to me directed, will
be exposed to Public Sale, the house of John Crow,
Newcastle in Newcastle hundred, Monday the 9th day
of december next at o'clock p all that lot OF groun';
ya'n,,1 IF Newcastle on which are erected Two Story
Frame House and Kitchen bounded by lots of David Nj
ven James Glasgow, and the Ekton and Chrstana Turn,
pike Road containing two acres four perches OF land
more or less together with all and singular the improve
meuts and apperenances ereunt0 belonging, being sci
zed and taken in execution the property OF Jane Red
man. "a ..
New Castle, Nov. IS, 1922 Sf-'t
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JUST PUBLISHED,

By q. LITTELL, So, Chestnut Street, Philad'a.
Price 25 Cents.
"The Church of Christ and way of Salvation Universal
by Enmor KINDER"
GA False position exposed" 2nd edition, price 81 cts
.4laO'' Letter to Friend in New York, in answer to
late anonymous publication entitled A False position
exp sed "-Prce 1913 cts.
II mo Sd, 1922. Q4--4t
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Lees Grand Restorative, or
Nervous Cordial.

Amongst the most common symptoms aeteulnS u, -;
tressnr Complaint are the following viz; owness OF splr-
M Ines o annette impurity of the Blood yserical aec
lions inward Weakness violent pains in the mead BACK
loins and nnbs, &c. The principal operation OF .,s
I il ~ he stomach restoring the digestive power ah'
sn forh from that organ new health and vigor IN eve.
ny part OF the system
Lees Essence and Extract of Mustard,
An nfsibe remedy for bruises rheumatism sprains,
numbness, chblains, &c.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.
.lGdslstorr,l, Nd. Oct 10, 1921.
S:,yva arc NOW happy TO inform YOU that the result
{aher cnrrcc trial. of your Lees .3gue and feuer 0
has been of the most atterng kinds not ony Anew caes
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To .lr. Noah Ridgeig, Baltimore
Lees sovereign ointment for the Itch.
Warranted to by application Tree IRON, : ~
mild vet efcacious, that may be used Win INC oa
safety on the delicate pregnant LADY, OK chN Va
week old.
Lees genuine Persian Lotion.
The persian Lotion operates mildly rendering the skin
Iclcately soft aud smooth, improving the compeAoN
Lees Indian Vegetable SPECIFIC.
certain & eeca cure for the venereal and gonorrhaea'
Lees Tooth Ache Drops,
Which give immediate relief.
Lees Tooth Powder,
Which cleanses and beauties the teeth.
Lees Eye Water,
4 ) certain cure for eyes.
= Lees Anodyne Elixir.
lSrthe cure of head aches
Lees Corn Plaster,
For removing and destroying corns
Lees Lip Salve.
ia. abo1e 6no,s Family Medicines for sale BY JSe
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lpIease TO observe that zaeoer and zheeOer you buy
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10
advertising by the year.
LEES
ORIGINAL HIGHLY APPROVED
Family Medicines.

Lees truly valuable medicines, have stood the test
Of about sixteen years. and their excellent qualities
we'll known and established One Of the most recent cases
Of cures Of some Of the beneficial ofhis Medicines, is
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10

IN posscsson Of part Of Tape Horn, passed by lady
forty years old expelled by Lees truly eticacogs orm
Destroying Lozenges which measures eight feet long ana
round Worms Of 10 and is inches long, and of an inch
round expelled from child not fve years OLD, by the use
of Lees Lo=Agea to be seen at Lees Family me-
licne pispensary, No. 68 Hanover st. llaltmore.
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FOR SALE,

N terms advantageous to the purchaser, fvs Shares Of
w Stock in the Ne.ybsn Bridge COnpany, and three Shares
Of The Nc7ucaStte Turnpike Stock TENS made known BY
Mr. JOIN CHOW, Newcastle. JOHN JANNIER, Jr.
DAc a. 1920 95-9t
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Lee,s famous Anti.bilious Pills.

They are admirably adapted to carry oil supertuors
bile and to prevent its morbid secretonso restore appe
lite regular habit of the body and promote free perspl-
ration and thereby prevent colds so often attended with
fatal consequences to the lives of thousands.
~, Please enquire for Lees .4i bilious Pills, with the
signature of NOAH RlDGELY, Qate Michael Lee & Co
Dear Si,-Iavng made Of the various Pills in my
family offered to the public for the last twenty-five years
eGcacous in cleansing the stomach and bowels owing
sick stomach and having used them for several
ears past can have hesitation in stating that believe
;hen ias rcpresented) most vata6's jamiiy medicine
JACOB SMALL, Conway street, Baltimore
To li. Noah Ridgely Aug. 9, 1891.
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CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

The price is fire. dollars year to those who do not either
80, their subscriptions in advance, before the first Of
ne or December and o1 Dollars to those who do at or
SeGore which tme fa subscriber wishes to decline, he
must notify the editor Of his intention. compliance
With these conditions to be considered new engagement
for six months and paper will be discontinued without
fulfnent Of them except at the option of the editor
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for term
oss than three months; four times for dollar and twcn-
tcen for every subsequent insertion, longer onesn pro-
rortion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to be Inserted they
Willie continued till forbid Letters to the Editor, to in
sure attention must be post paid.
advertising blythe year.
To Subscribers. To Subscribers
year Sic, 90 1year 10, W
6months 8, 50 6months y, 50
Sdo. 4,75 do. S, 90