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MOLASSES, GIN, &c
{. Nj. THURSTON,

Has JH'f received and cssrs for sale
% hhds. retailing Molasses;
5 do. and 70 bbis. jerks and PHI. -
best rye Gin;
do West.Iodia Rum;
pipes Cognac Brandy,
20 qr' casks Wines, different kinds;
IS Kegs Richmond manufactured Tote.
CO, inst qualify;
20 do. Gunpowdcr;
25 boxes Doolltle Soap;
100 reams Wrapping, 20 do. Wiring Pa.
per;
1000 lbs. pure Ginger;
bale Corks.
ALso--Hyson, Young Hyson. Hysouskin,
Sooehong aud Bohea TEAS, by the ches.
boxes aud bbls Havana White and Brown
Sugars Loaf doi Coffee, Pepper, Pimento,
No'meSs. Cassia, Peari.Ashi Chocolate,
Spanish and American Segsrs Lorrilard's
Scotch and MaceOboy Soufi Paper Tobacco,
SC. sc. lime
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SAFES at Aucti0n, SuitLi0M reserve, a. the
room formerly SilaS Dean's.
On THURSDAY next, at o'clock, A. NJ.
WILL be sold to the hishes, bidder, a vail
ETY. Of Hard Ware, consisting of Table
Knives and Folks, Pen Knives, Brass and Ja-
paned fat Candle Sticks, Bushes, Spoons,
Buttons and a variety of other articles. Al.
so--precisely at 99'clock, IA vols. Ameri.
can Ency clopedia, vols. History American
War, 10y Paul Allen, Esq vols. Gil Bias,
and q variety of Other books. ALso-l9
boxes Mould Candles, FIRST quality and vari.
Que sizes, 25 boxes Shaving soap, boxes Sc.
gars, &c. &c. Goods intended to be sold
mus, be sen, in earIy SO as to be duly entered
81" There will no regular sales q, Auc.
ton, at tho place aforesaid, from 9, till ~,
A. NJ. and from 2, ill s o'clock p. NJ.
-" Every favor gratefully acknowledged.
JOSIAH &. SHAW, Auct'r.
Newport, June 10
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THE undersigned Committee, in conformity 10
their appointment, beg leave to stste for the nfor
nation OF their fellow citizens, that on Saturday
next, the 18th inst. will commence General gacs-
natsn throughout the town Of Newport, which will
he continued during three successive Saturdays,
from the hours - three to five in the afternoon, at
the Methodist Chapel and the next three succeed.
ing Saturdays at the Rev. Doct. Patten's Meeting.
House, at the hours specified, ,-wbere the Ply
above mentioned. who have generously protferred
their proies ',ooa services f.: the accomplishment
of so important an object will be in attendance as
also the Committee, to preserve order.
Our fellow citizens respectfully and earnestly
requested to use every edor, to promote the desgn
nyiew their own safety and that Of the rising gen.
erston we'll the best interests OF the town. i'm
periously demands their attention 10 this subject.
JOHN G. wHtrEHORNE
JOHN StOCUM
JOHN WILLIAMS
DANIEL DENHAM
WILLIAM ENNIS.
Newport, June II. 1922,
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IN Town..Nes,;ng, Jn.e 4lh, 1899
Newport, May i4lh 1922.

IN Town-.henng. JWse 4lh, 1929
THE COMMITTEE appointed at 'he last April Town.
Meeting, to ascertain the best terms ON WHICH the
Inhabitants OF this Town have the bene t Of the
Kine Pock Inoculaon extended 20 them. Reported
Verbally, that they have received proposals from
four of the physicians, viz: David Hing, William
Turner, Edmund I. Wsring, and Charles Cotton,
stating that they would Ter their services to the
Town for that purpose, six successive Saturdays,
without any pecuniary consideration. at such place
as may be provided by the town Uherefsre IL 10
rofed, to accept the same, and that the same Com.
mitee be continued 10 make the necessary arrange
ments As TO time and place and to give notice to the
inhabitants thereof A copy from the Records.
CHARLES GYLEo, T0ws Clerk.
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SPAN

SPAN
Ssditiou, movemsD,s scla1ue 80 Spain,
oceasloned, il Is ssia, by sast .,,n Wlthip sae
French line. A parry .. 3.- -si out eX q
pecting 10 surprizs a bCoy 90 .acm IN iron.
tier toyn. The rebels o. seeing we troops,
uttered loud cries OF 'lhe zbss.aie King iof-
ever-Dealn to the Cons.I,1uol sad par
ticularly insulIed the Commsnaor Of Ihe U'i-
iitia.
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I'HEATRE.

Mr.. BdrreirS flrSf appearance here.
III [. inhabitants of Newport. and its
e vicinity are respectfully iniormed. ,hs,
ina Bostoo Compapy of Comedian. will re-.
main ~ Newport ior ONE WrIx O.1y. and
they fust the Entertainments ,hev have Sc.
lscisd, will meet their pattonaoe
THIS EVENING, June IA.
Win be periocmed, Cumberlands' csi.hra,.d
COMEDY in S Acts, called tho
WEST.INDIAN
Belcour. ffor ,h,, niyh, oolvl A.. p.rr.,
S.ockwen. Cha,noct
Msio, O'F,aber,y. K;Insr
Cbs,,es Dudley, Th,v.,
.,,l nlt.
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MN RfED,

At Albany, IN. W on the 81 inst his Excellency
WILLIAM &. GiBBs, Governor OF this state, to bliss
MANY KANE. daughter OF Elias Kane, Esq. Of that
city.
At Providence, Mr.. Isaac B. .ltlen. TO Miss .lfariG
S Snow both Of this town.
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10 or $4,000 pigeons. caught in the
interior OF New York, have been sent to
ew-York City alive.
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Sad Cafa,frohhs.-On Sunday thG second
instant, five vslusole COWS and yoke oi OK
en-, tho property oi Jonathan G,iioTd, Of W est
port were instantly killed oy ngntning, whHs
feeding 10 The low land OF hls pasIu,e IL
eppears by the marks on The ground, that the
lightning struck near an OK and killed niIn |;
IL also killed his mate thirty feet distan,, oUt
Ho marks were seen on the g ound ieadine 10
his mate. The electric huid appears 10 nave
split into Two branches and taken different dl-
sections one visited a COW on the iei, dis.
tance OF forty.eight ieet and killed her, ono
continued on sixteen feet 10 llne>and killed
anolher cow--marklng the ground thIry feet
further. The other branch Visited COW on
the right distant sevenly-eighI feeI, killed her
continued eighteen .eeI and killed another )
the marks continued seventy eight feet fur.
ther and terminated. Inits course It killed
ono COW which lay eighseen feet off the right,
but no marks on the s sound were found lead.
iDg 10 her.
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NEw-YoRN, June 7.

AFh v 7 UNNf JUIU u
IMPORTANT Triol 49, I aL c4aso VI the United
States, sgsins D...si d 2 on pkins, which
commenced before tbs pistrict Court on
Tuesday, terminated yes erday afternoon,
when the Jury brought in verdict for the de-
fcndant.
The suit against the Vice President, we
understood, was for the sum Of between elev.
en- and ,welve thousand dollars, alleged 20 be
due from him to the United States, while at
The same time the defendant claimed Of the
United States very large sum Oi is said a.
bove half a million of doliats,) tor expendit-
ures incurred during the late war,
Alter patient investigation of three days,
the jury were of opinion ,ha. there was due
to the Vice President, from the evidence DO.
foro them, The sum OF 5 36,799, 7s.
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DIED,
In this town. on the 81 inst Mrs. Tisc, widow Of
Mr. Adam Wise, aged so years
At Providence, Miss .sney Thpp'e. aged co.
Mr.. Isaiah o. Fuller, aged III MIR George Snow.
aged 26.-Mr Joseph Tayior, aged as
At Warren, on the lst u!t. ass. Esther .insbury,
IN the 87lh year Of her age.
At New.York, Mrs Caharns Reed widow Of
Gen. Jacob Read, Of South Carolina.
At Elmns, Africa, Mar. "a, Capt. ZacSarioh
French. Of Bristol, aged S5.
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american Manufactures.-We are happy
60 hear that some OF our domestic fabrics find
not only ready market, but aie highly ap-
proved Of by the people OF South Anenca.
Letters TO this effect have been received by
the mercantile houses 10 Boston, concerned
IN the Spanish American q ado, A All illus
Hation oi The consequence 70 which some de-
scriptions of American Manufactures have
arrived, we have 20 mentiGn thai the Wal
than Colton Ctu.h, with The stamp Of that
Co poialion, has oeea initiated IL England,
and shipped 10 this coun ry Tor sae.
Boston f. Gazette.
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FRESH FLOUR.

FRESH FLOUR.
JNorv landing, and for sale on Gerdser', UhaY,
from schooner Det;ghf in PeGee, from .aier-
ardria.
100 Bbls. Superfne FLOUR, selecJ
ted for families use.
IN STORE,
$50 Bbls superfne FLOUR.
20 halfbbls Sureriine do.
50 bbls. scratched do.
10 do. middings do.
ALSO,
:. so Hams Of q superior quality, cured in New
York. .32p!y 10
JOHN d. LYON.
Newport, juno S.
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SEASONABLE GOODS.
JOXN T. TOWNSEND,

II HANiNG made great additions Of
= \ sEAsONABLE GOODS, TO his stock, now Of.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
900 Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, residing near Ches,
ter Town. eastern shore Of Maryndon the 2oth of Juns
last, negroes .4JNJWOyvr and EylIORK-lhe former a.
bout 49, the latter about 81 years old Anthony is about
feet hgh very black eyes small and deep set in his head
high cheek bones hisace in general formed much like an
Indians round shoudered, boned leans forward con-
slderaby when walkng carries his head down and fire.
queny looks up more to the right lef than the front
his steps are generally slow and always long, his move
nens are sluggish: his dress when he run Off was drb
colored ed kersey roundabout, linen trowsers and
Shirt wool hat and carried with him blue cloth rounda
bout and trousers, white jean pantaoons roran hat and
probably some clothes not known Eaorg is about feet
or 10 inches high, of dark COLOR has scar on one Of
his shoulders, his person uncomnoy good for one acclis
toned to labor, carries himself very erect walks brisk
with much action and rather gracefully: when spoken to-
he answers quick, with hasy bow and touch Of his hat
and seems anxious TO Obige and recommend himself his
face is round and his general appearance very good his
dress when he run off, the same Anthonys carried with
HIM an old fine blue cloth anil snuff coored pana
looms, an old fur hat with the of Laa,so g. Cs
makers, of Baltimore, stamped in the crownThe above.
reward will be given Anthony and Emory are taken out
OF the state OF Maryland and brought home secured in
Jail so that the subscriber obtains Them one half for eli
ther IT taken within the state and brought home or secu
red i'll Jail that the subscriber obtains them one hundred
dollars will be given for both, fifty dollars for either
July |, l022-52-St GEO. A HANSON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE.

Pursuant TO the last Will and Testament of Henr, W.
Physck deceased the following real will be expos
ed to public SALE the premises the 5 day of the 10Th
month (October) next O'Clock in the afternoon wit.
ALI that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and lot of
ground which it erected, situate in the Borough Of
Wilmington the of Kent and Market Streets and
extending through, to Shpley street The lot huns
dred and seventeen feet and six inches in length Kent
and ninety three feet and six inches in rnr Mar
ket and Shpey street The buildings occupy the whole
front Kent street; and the lot Market Shpley
Streets is fenced with high and substantial brick walls
The house, the first floor, has large and elegant Hail.
with appropriate architectural decoratons-our handsome
parors so planned be all privatea commodous din.
ling room-a large and convenient kchen-a bathing
-smokeh house, &C. &c. On the second floor there are
chambers all well lighted, and of them unusually
largea and lavatory. There three large
chambers the third hoor besides garrets. All the cell
lars dry and airy There pumps of excellent
water before the house, and the whole establishment is
well calculated to accommodate large family in the best
stye. The buildings were erected under the direction Of
the late John Dickinson esq for his own residence and
finished throughout, with taste and elegance in the
substantial manner.
TO those who reside distance and have not this
property may be proper to say that the situation is ee-
extensive views of the surrounding
countrv and for health and convenience is exceled
by any in the state. Terms will be made known the
time of sale by BENJAMIN FERRIS,
Apn1sIsTRA roR, testanento amero
of Henry w. Pbysick. decd.
Wilmington Del. mo. q, 1922. 50-~fsw3m
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BY Mr.. B F. Barstow. The tree Of liberty
May its trunk never fall, its branches never wher
Tor be rent asunder by the whirlwinds of faction.
BY Mr.. John Frazer Tie memory of our respected
townsman, Lieut.. ID Baney who fell nobly d.fen.
ding his Country at Oswega during the lite war.
BY Mr. G. Riddle. Our distinguished States
man, Caesar A. Rodney, Esq.
By DR.. John M'Callmont. The star of liberty,
tho its effulgence has for time been obscured IN
the Eastern world, may it shine forth with renoya.
ted spIendor, and spread its protecting rays from
pole to pole.
After the ceremonies and duties of the day had
been with much unanimy and social friendship per-
formed. the company went to the hospitabIe mansion
of Col Grantham, and after an eSchange OF cvili-
ties, and performance of music, they returned to
their respective homes in due season. highly graft
fed with the excursion.
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| We have it on the authority of letter from a
correct source, that CESAR A. RODNEY, Esq oil
Delaware, goes out to Buenos Ayres ss Minister
Plenipotentiary from the United States to that coun-
try; and HUGH NELSON, Esq. of Virginia, in the
same capacity to Merico.-Norfok Herald, Sd inst
The sisters of Mr.. John Morehead, are now in
Charleston, S. &. and are anxious to see him He
was in Philadelphia twenty five years ago Mr.
Morehead is native OF Laurln, county of Anterom,
The new machinery for raising water by mater
oTuer, at Fair Mount, for supplying the city oil Phil
Iadelphia, was put into operation on the 2Sth ult.
with result highly satisfactory the pump ma
king twelve strokes per minute and delivering the
water at that rate into the reservoir.
An order from the Navy Department, dated June
Goth, directs Midshpmen who have been examined,
and found qualified for promotion, wear, by way Of
distinction, gold Star, in the centre of the gold
diamond now worn on the collar Of their coats.
THE Imperial Philanhropic Society of St. Pc
tersburgh have ordered the lives of Anthony Bene-
yet, Benjamin Lay, and Ralph Sandiford, pub
shed in the city Philadelphia, by ROBERTS VAux.
10 be translated into the Russian language, and in
serted in the next volume of their Memoirs.
The Pioneers, the new American novel by the
author of The Spy, is to be published in October
next at New York.
We understand that Bills of Indictment were sent
to the Grand Jury of the City of Philadelphia a.
gainst thirty seven persons for having been concern
ed in riot at the election in St. Mary's Church in
April last. Bills were found against thirty three
persons. Dem. Press.
In consequence of the recent escape Of a number
of prisoners from the New York Penitentiary, the
common council of New York have referred to a
committee the proposition that the keepers who at
tend the convicts employed on the roads, should in
future be armed with Musquets
The English Chancellor of the Exchequer, has
announced his determination to postpone, for the
present session of parliament, the proposed duty on
Cotton.
A writer in the Waynesburg Messenger, is grave
ly and busily engaged on the subject Of personal
particular, and eternal election, reprobatlon &c
&c Are those the best topics for ne7ushaher dis
cussion? Dem Press.
The small pox has made its appearance in Nor
folk, Virginia
From Is to $4,000 worth Of property was sold
at Baltimore on the Goth ult. on account of the
Bank of the u. S.
The Editor of the New York Mechanics Gazette,
has, with very laudable spirit encouraged the in.
terests and prompted the generosity of the people
of that city, to subscribe premiums for the promo
ton of the mechanic arts. The rewards on yari-
ETY. of articles of workmanship, by apprentices only
were to be granted on the 4th of July, to the best
specimens. These, with other articles offered are
workmen.
Several thousand bushels of New Wheat have
been sold in Richmond, at 81 IS.
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NEW & LATE PUBLICATIONS
Just received and for sale at
]. WILsoN's BOOKSTORE CncuLATING LIsRARr,
No. 105, MARKET STREET;
THE SPY,
THE SPY.

A Tale of the Neutral Ground; by the author of
'Precaution'-Sd edition with preface, So 90
EUROPE or general survey of the present
future prospects: by citizen of the United States 50
MAY YOU LIKE IT-by Country CITRATE Sscs
THE VICAR OF IVER--a Tale. A cents
CURIOSITIES FOR THE INGENIOUS
Selected from the authentic of Nature Sci
and Art Biography, History and General Literature:
with engravings. 88 cents
THE MARTYR OF ANTIOCH-a Drama
tic Poem by the Rev. II II Mlman Professor of Poetry
in the University of oxford. so
THE HUNDRED WONDERS OF THE
WORLD, and of the Three Kingdoms of Natlre desert
bed according to the latest and best authorities and illus
trated by engravngs by the Rev Clarke. First Am
ercan from the Tenth London edition. This is one of the
most interesting and instructive publications recently
sued from the press so
ELEMENTS OF AGRICL CHEMISTRY,
in of Lectures for the Board of Agriculture: by
soils and manures founded actual experience and
combined with the leading principles of agriculture in
which the theory and doctrines of Sir III Dayy and other
agricultural chemists, rendered familiar to the expert
enced farmer; by Practical Agriculturaist. 2 so
THE LIFE OF WILLIAM PENN: the Set.
tier of Pennsylvania the founder of Philadelphia, and
of the first Lawgvers in the Colonies now United States
in 1852 Containing also his celebrated treaty with the In
dans his purchase of their country; valuable anecdotes
Admiral Penn also of King Charles H. King James ILL., King
William, and Queen Anne, in whose regns William Penn
lived; curious circumstances that led him become Qua
ker; with view of the admirable traits in the character of
the people called Friends Qudkers who have done SO
much to meorae the condition of suffering humanity BY
l.. Weems, author of the Life of Washington &c. G0
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HOPE g co.

Return their sincere acknowledgements to their friends
and the public for the patronage they have received the
Delaware State Lottery, First Glass, and solicit continue
ance of in the Second Glass, the scheme of which nev
have the pleasure of offering the public, and hicwi
be found the first page Of this days paper July
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
WILL BE SOLD

AT 10 O'clock A. VI. on Saturday the thinstant nj
the house of Caleb p Bennett sundy articles Of furniture
together with two Negro slaves and horse saddle and
brides late the property of JAMES DAVIS ESQ decd
The terms will be made known OH the day of sale
Wilmington, July SGT W. ID BRINCKLE, Admir-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
DIVIDEND.

The General Board of Directors of the Fader,' Bonk.
Of e State IF Dels0are have this day declared dividend
of three per cent for the last half year, on the capital stock
OF the Institution, payable to the Stockholders or their M
gal representatives at any time after the 81 h inst.
Dover July 2--52-3t c. p CON1EGYS Cashier
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09

owe are grai6ed to state that the set ooner cloier
captain Gray, from Port Deposit has arrived with the
scanng ready framed, for the Bridge contracted forbv
Mr. Wernwag, TO be erected the Brandywine. and
that will be Passabe for wagons in about 10 2 da
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-09
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of THOMAS AG1R
late of Wilmington, decd. requested to make speedy
payments and those having claims to present them to
Wilmington, July 9. ST MILLER DIJNOrr
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY
JOHN HEISKELL,
u, DLSPENSTBLE CO.NDITIO.Ns.
.at three dollars per anntm payable IN
advance.

J. No papers will be discontinued
until all arrearages are paid.
III. Advertisements not exceeding
asquare, az lines printed matter or
% lines common manuscript matter,
inserted three times for One Dollar,
and Twenty-Five Cents per square
for every subsequent insertion, and,
when not specifically directed to the
contrary, will be inserted until forbid
and charged accordingly.
ILL. Advertisements from a dis
lance must be accompanied with the
CASH, or be assumed by some respOn-
sible person, or the Postmaster most
convenient to the advertiser,
Nv. Advertisements will, i'm every
instance be charged to the person or
dering them, unless particularly sti-
pulated to the contrary.
v. The Postage on all commune
cations to the Editors, must be paid
by the writer, OF they will not be at
tended to.
vi. Chancery Orders inserted as
other Advertisements and charged to
the Attorney, whose name is Endorsed
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N. b. 1t is distinctly to be under
stood by Advertising Customers, that
no Advertisement will henceforward
he directed by the Editor OF this pa
per to be inserted in other papers,
unless the same be previously paid for.
VII. The Postage on all commu-
nications to the Editor. must be paid
by the writer, or they will not be at
tended to.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
Capon Springs.

RERs. HERON & D. H. WADE
I'VE DELL respectfully inform the
pabIic that they purpose to open,
as usual.
A House of Entertainments
the approaching season, at Capon
Spring.; and pledge themselves, ihat
their aceomniodatious shsii be inferior
TO none other; not even the houses &C
the celebrated ShaDnondaie, Bath, or
BedfoFd.--The well known efficacy
of the Capon waters 10 many conn
plants, and the sAlubritt Of the Noun
tain air, are points of too much inpor.
lance TO be neglected by The Invalid or
vatetudiIRrian; and 1t may, without
arroga!ing too much for these waters.
be proper 10 say, that their medicinal
qualities excel those of any other
But the man of pleasure, alaO, or lover
ofgood living, shall not be disappoint-
ed; as every thing calculated to afford
them enjoyment shall aiso be provided.
TO the lover of good Punch, or cold
water, 1t may be we'll to remark, thas
a quantity OF good clean ice is proyi-
ded; and, in short, every other article
that reasonable persons may require
Mrs. II. & w. return thanks for
the encouragement they have received,
and pledge themselves that no exer-
ton shall be wanting to merit a con-
tinuance of the public support.
0The road across the Mountaia
will be much improved.
Nav ii.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-06
WILLIAM BAILEY.
A Fuller Wanted.

THE subscriber, living on Duck
l. Creek, Frederick county, wishes
TO employ Fuller, who understands
we'll the business OF Pulling & Dying.
and can come we'll recommended for
industry and sobriety.-His Mill is
situated in pOpuious neighborhood,
and If the business be properly conduct
ed will command an extensive busi-
ness.-Tn a man of small family,
(who will be preferred) and who can
come we'll recommended as above, an
advantageous birth will be given.
June 8. HENRY RICHARDS.
The Editor Of the Hagerstown Torch
Light will insert the above ad-
VertisemeDt three times, and for.
ward his account to this Office for
collection.