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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13
From the Dartmouth Herald.

From the Dartmouth Herald
She following parody. on one Of Moore's perhar
best melodies wss whispered in ,be ear OF irien
by gentleman entering a ball room.
There's not one hUc in Scvcn.
These girls are all fee,ing slow,
For man's illusion gwen,
, Their smiles ofjoy, their tears Of wa.
Deceitfui shine aeoei,fu flow,
There's not one TEe In Strcn
And fsIse the fash Of Deauty's C;c,
As fading bues Of even
And love and lsuginer .--a oil lie;
Aud hopes awakents, but TO die
There's Tot cne rus IN Serca.
Poor mushrooms Of sunny dny!--
Vet bloom and be forgiven,
f, For life's VT best a show.--Away
Uhl.drowsy Thought I'll join the gay
And romp with one-or seven
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13
MAMMOTH.

Specimens Of Sag. Barks arc to be
seen III Gushing and Apple,on's Book
Store, measuring full .foe inches and an
halfm circumference .--SaIcm GaE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

in the procession--thcreForc il is adjudg-
ed by the Court that the Lord Mayor
and Aldermen shall all breakfast with
him. This penalty is awarded op him
as punishment for bis covetousness. !"
Essksh paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

Fashionable peLse cloths Cashmere shsws' 'or'
handsome Vestng, Merino 5iswis * scsrfs
Worsied hosiefy, with elegant borders,
Lambs wool Hose and , Cotton shavls With and
baif Hose, Z without borders.
Power loom Shrtings, (Flsss, bandanno and blk
Chntz and Furntures, y iidkfs.
Calicoes and Ginyhsms, Cotton ditto oil kinds.
Wildbores for Is Book ard Leno Nuslins.
Good Disper for Sd. i'ook muslin Hsnkdis.
Sattineits, Jacontt and null Mus.
Silk and tabby Velvet, Inns,
BIsck ssrsnets, \Couon Csrpbiics. "a x
Rattinstts, o.
Cotton Umbrellas, >Ilish Linens,
Soodslock and beaver {. Linen CsDbrics,
Gloves, Thread Laces,
White worsted Shirts, Fine fat Dobbins,
Red Caps and Comfort. Buckram and brown Lio-
ers, ems,
Scotch and Tartan Plads 4 silk and Twist,
Ladies' black and olive Patent wire sewing Cot
beaver Gloves, ton,
Plush trimmed and lined 4 Chiidren's socks,
diuo, yRussis and Ravens Duck
Angola Gloves, tJerino and plaid silk
italian Grapes, olk white iiandkerchieis,
ard green, yCrash for towels.
LIKBJFISE,
500 yNrds good Towcloth; 500 do.
American Shm,ings; CheI, Stripes, Bed
ticks, Woolen Yarn, kni,ting Cotton, Domes.
tic Flannels, piaids. Sheetines, SEC. SC.
NtwpotI, Oct l6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13
NOTICE.

lanes TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
y the public, that he has employed m experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS.
and is ready TO attend TO the css Of his old Gus.
toners and rricnds-the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctually attended
Io--csll ut the Chambers over HE Store. north
corner Of Donnister's-wharf March 20. 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13
GOGGLES LOST.

GOGGLES LOST.
ID ECENTLY lost in this town,
~ pair ofspsetscles. called Goegles. The hnd-
or shs, &c sptsb'y rewarded on leaving them Hthis
Office sc',sS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

Obscurity and indigsnce are the chill
dren OF vigilance and econony--vigi.
lance and economy Of riches and lpnor--
riches and honor Of pride and luiury--
pride and luxury Of impurity aud idle
ness---aud impurity and idleness may a.
gain produce indulgence and obGurity.
Such are the revolutions OF life.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

On Friday week, respectable couple,
Inhabitants OF Sheffield, England, pre-
sented their twenty eighth child at the
baptismaI font Of the parish church.
lhey have been married about twenty
three years, and the mother has been dc.
livered OF child every succeeding ten
months. There have been no twins,
and the eldest and the youngest art the
only children living. g.-1he same surgeon
attended at every birth except one, ON
which occasion he was from home.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13
BrOgvn's patem Verhical Wool Spnmcr,
for Family USE.

n he subscriber duly authorized by
\ the purchasers Of the Patent Right for these
very useful machines offers them for sale at the
same price as they are sold by the inventor They
have six spindles Tor if wisied) that are man
aged by One Person, and will produce more and
same time. upon the wheels in common nse, and oc-
c"py bu, one half the space They in operation
IN many OF the ncighborng towns, where, uniling
facility With dispatch. they prove very valuable as.
sstan's to Domestic Industry: particularly to those
WHO msnuiacture their wool into hannes, and other
cloths for sale.
E. w LAWTON,
Corner efWasfnyfon square.
and Thames. ssreei.
newport. Oct. Soth, 1922. CSw
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

Commissioners Nmiee.
WB, the subscribers, having been appointed b.
W the Honorable Court Of Probate OF the town
OF Newport, in the county of Newport, Commissions
estate OF
SENE0N rETTE,
late OF said Newport, deceased, represen,,d ;nsor
sses hereby give notice that six months from the
sh inst are allowed 10 the creditors Of s,id Es,a,.
to bring IN and prove their respective claims; snd
wa. We snaI, attend for that purpose. At our re-
fss,@ .n,r ~ any time within hstperod.
a., WILLIAM SLh0.tS. sor"'''is"r''
All persons indebted TO said Es,a.e. are b.reh
called upon to make payrncn, 10
Newport, Oct Is. 1872
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13
UNION FACTORY.

UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.
TEE subscribers respectfully informs their
4 friends snd the public, that they hnve es,sb-
!ished the Indigo blue Dying, and have employed
an experienced workman at the cooriag and finish
ing Wooen goods Of all descriptions will be ln
ished in the nes,est MANNER on the mos, reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDlNG.
Wool OF oil grades cardcd into rolls in the best
manner. They continue 10 manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, ~ may best suit their EN-.
ployers.
The following persons will receive and forward
any aiticles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWARD STANHOPE, md
kOBERr II & FRANCIS CARR, Ne~psr'.
GEORGE LAWTON, 1,verssa.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brissi Ferry,
They return their sincere thanks 10 their iormer
customers aud solicit the continuance Of their fa-
YOURS. JOHN BABCOCX.
MOSES LAYTON
Portsmouth,, June 1S
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01

Benjamin Wilson aged s. sears Of BucRs county, ex
ceedieg i'll for upwards of years with dry cough and
splitting ct matter from his lungs hecc fever, nght-sweats
and reduced TO mere skeletons complete cure, by using
he specific for two months Affirmed 7h October, 1916.
John Kendrck aged q years, of Lampeer township,
long time exceeding Ill with dry cough, pain in his breast
lever andsng s~eats complete by using two bottles
Affirmed 20h December. 1916
Eli H. Thomas, aged SO years, of Lampeior township
long ,e ~ with cough, hoar:eness, splitting of pruen
matter from his lungs fever and nisht.sweas complete
cure BY using bottles. Affirmed 29,h October, 1916.
JOIN montgomery OF do. very i'll with most violent
cough rng OF matter mixed with blood complete
oy using TWO bones and it is 10 years since he used the
Speclhc, and no return. Affirmed 9th January 1915
JACOB bowemasier, aged 80 years of do long time i'll
WIN cough fever, ntghs and symptoms above
staed; complete cure by uslng3 bottles. Affirmed 2st.
November, 1917.
Henry Bird, aged 26 years, of do long time exceeding
~ with cough, fever and night.swcas, and SYMPTOMS
I'd. August, 1917.
Andrew Weces daughter Susanna aged Is years Of do
ong time Ill of cough, splitting OF blood and from
her lungs, and symptoms above stated but all tAe hair
came of her head, complete cure by using bottles At
hrmed End November, 1917.
John Wilson, aged g. years, of the City of Iancater i'll
pcte cure by using bottles. Affirmed 18th August 1873
David Longanaker aged so years. of Srawsburg town.
lshp exceeding i'll 70, better han 10 weeks with cough and
al The SYMPTOMS of confirmed consumption complete cure
by bottles. Affirmed 18th September, 1916.
John Barr aged IS, of Strawsbmg township long time
Ili with cough and symptoms before stated complete
cure BY using bottles Affirmed 19h November, 1917.
John Kryde of the city of ancas err aged % years.
long time exceeding i'll with all the symptoms as before sta.
ted complete cure, b. using bottles and since,
and IS now l4years. Sworn 20 24th November, 1857
fsenry DehoH of the city Of Lancaster aged % wears
with cough and splitting of blood from his lungs long time
complete by using boe and is now one year and
Eour months andn return. Affirmed 90 November, 1917.
William Green, aged 80 years, Of Columbia ruptured a
vessel and he blood rushed from his lungs aud con-
Innuedby spells forneary two days. complete cure, by
using one boe ands ow upwards of ten years and
turn ofhe bleeding from his lungs since Swon to 18Th
December, 1875
Adam Wetfe, OF Conesogo township aged as years. was
long time exceeding ILL., upwards Of three months confined
to his room cough and copous splitting of from his
lungs nsh!sweats &C. complete cure by using FIVE bot
ues OF Spechc. Affirmed 22d August, 1916
In testimony whereof have hereunto affixed my hxnd
and seal this 18th day Of FEBRUARY, ele in the city of Ian.
caster. SAMUEL, CARPENTER
The above medicine is TO be had Of JOHN WHITE,
Druggist. Wilmington (DEL.) at the corner OF Market
and Queen streets.
October 20, 1891 w
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
Stop the Thieves!
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD

Were stolen, from the subscriber, livino j.;
Chrstiana Hundred New Castle County, fDell ~
the night of the 18th ult 2 Horses the one brnv.
Ball MARE, about IS years old, Is hands bob
very much oil the English ball breed dark brown
blnd oil the near eye, four white feet and leps, hall
nose, white streak up her face, and white under
mp. She IS natural trotter, pleasant good hack
hey' works well In the plough, was shod all round
and was in good order. The other isa blood has
with bac main tail and legs, FIVE years old abont
10 and half hands high, short neck no white re-.
collected about him, except some bride marks, and
a streak across his left ham joints, about one inch
IN length re was lie good order, shod all round
PAGES principally, is clumsey hackney, and very
strong and good to work In almost any way. He i.
little bulky about his ham POINTS which is perhans
an indication Of strength but may be taken bv
strangers as fault.
he thieves are supposed to belong to a COMPANY 81
2 men who had purchased OF the subcriber. few
uay' oeiore' another horse Tor which they paid hlty
Two collars, but OF which forty one on examination.
proved TO be counterfeit They appeared n ba
turned of thirty years Of age, one of them had m
snuif colored coat, jean panalets calf skin shoes
fashionable fur hat, about half worn, was abou,
iee'' ~ or II inches high, with apparently sandy
ha'r and whiskers, and passed IN the neighborhood
ny the name OF John Tompson. The complexion
anu mar oil the other is dark, he is about six feet
high was as well dressed as the other; his hat had
rim rather broader than what is termed fashiona.
BILE. He passed in The neighborhood by the name
Of Thomas Damorse. They both appeared 10 have
tender hands. "'~
1t Is supposed The horses have been taken to the
forest as It is thought that they were seen taken
lh nc Smyrna, the day after they were stolen.
The above reward will be gived for the detection
Of the thves and the return Of the horses or twenty
dollars Tor the thieves and ten dollars for each Of
The horses and all reasonable charges paid on the
horses being brought home.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
80 25-tf
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
FOR PUBLIC SALE.

, ON THURSDAY. the 9TH day of March next M IoHN
tiEhDMAN'S, in Newark, valuable FARM in peDcoder
hundred, Newcastle County, Delaware, on which the lt
Morgan Jones dec resided, containing 200 acres of land
Q, prime quality well adapted to the culture of Grain and
clover with suiciency of Timber for The nsc nf an
farm The Improvements said Farm are a two stor,
Brick House and Brick Kitchen. and all other necessary
oli nuledihgS IN good repair This Farm lies within -
mics OF he Village OF Newark and is convenient TO mills
places OF worship, &c. sALEto commence at 10 o'coct
at Sale by JAMES PATTON ,r.; niaae known
Any person may view the premises bv sn,iI,S EXT
Patton, living on the same. = NPPv"S 70 o.
The aurora and Pouson's American Daily Advor,;se-
WI publish the above advertisement twice weet iii ds
OF sale and send their bills for payment to this Office
Jan. is, 1922 ~ N''S oice'
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
FOR SALE, A SMALL FARM

Agreeaby to the last will and testament of Neal Mcneil
deceased will be Sold at private sale and possession given
lO8 acres, situate in New Castle County, Del near MT
Coochs Mills On the premises, are a comfortable dwell
ling house, good barn, stables &c. with small tenement
ne proportions OF meadow and woodland are abundant
Tor the size OF the place Part of the arabic land fertile
and in good state of cultivation
The local advantages are considerable being situated on
me turnPiEe nearly CENTRAL between Eton and Chris
tana, Newark and Glasgow; convenient 70 several li
ana variety Of places of public worship The terms viii
DC MADE easy TO the purchaser For further particulars
enquire OF subscriber, on the premises.
ROBERT Nc NELL,
January, 90. - 60 GO
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR san %

The Subscriber offers for private sale, his PAPER MILL
Situate ON Chester Creek, in Aston Township, Delaware
County, Penn 20 Miles from Philadelphia and from
Chester. This Mill has the advantage Of an excellent wa
ter power at present sufficient drive 1000 spndles of
and commodio may be easily converted and with little
expense may have double the power now has There will
also be sold with the MIL sufficient quantity of well i'm
proved LAMP on which erected six good Dwelling hou-
For further particulars apply the Subscriber on
the premises. AARON MATsON
Aston, January, 1872. St.
The Aurora and American Sentinel Phad will insert
the above in the Country Paper for month"; and send
their accounts to this Office for pay.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
FOR SALE Or RENT

plantation situate in Brandywine Hundred Newc,s,.
V@o" containing nd two hundred acres sixty Of which arc
nremses 49,, am" aoOI hteen OF watered Meadow On the
water near the door, toerabe frame barn wtb coys.
tnen out Tt bnns variety of different Kinds of t
ne view o t daFm IS handsomely situated commanding
pn ye OF the Borough of Wilmington twentv to 81
and half mile of the road leadin om the
% 70 the latter place The arabic land is dvded uo
leiuS OF convenient size, all of which ave well notJ
IN good state of culture and under good fence
POSSESSION given ON the 25th of March navt .;, =;
spuape. For terms and other information ;no ~
the subscriber, on the premises '~''O' inquire Oh
Jan'y. 18th, 1892 ''A HANSON:
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
NURSTNv.

Az a late established nursery, on the roa he,wo..
Newark and New Garden, q miles from thc fyner m,
| ct mile from Abel Jeans hae QUARRY, the io rl
"a Cra6 White Vallever, GoLlH Ri9p., .Sinnsr O.S
Carttouse, Pine .abbe, Grayb9use Butts Eye, .N;o Cr
house, Fiat Pbpin, Winter Queen Rose Bu white yro,r
Cra6, Ssoeet R"sse, Grindstone, Bel FoaVe english C
Large fe'ac, american Rpm; .llay Duke aud BuDoeh
heaT Cherry Trees Peaches and Pears of different KIM
The above frui, trees will be sold at fair market pric
The following time Of planting is particularly recon
mendcd by the subscriber, the for which NAV L
obtained by nqurng of him;-From the first of Mover
Der to the last OF December.
CHRISTIAN WHITMAN, at Green VILE.
Jan. II, 1922 3-St
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
True Copy
THOMAS MURPHEY, Cl'k.
Queen AIMS County court,
Maryland.
A FARM FOR SALE.

POSSESSION given on the 25th March next.
Pursuant to the last Will and Testament of Thomas
Moore dec. is offered at PRIVATE SALE, Farm con.
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY FOUR ACRES
Ninety four perches or less situate in the Hundred
and County of New Castle bounded by lands of Thomas
Foreman Thomas oge the Bear Tavern and the Newcas-
tile and Frenchown Turnpike at its intersection with the
road leading into the Peninsula, nine miles from Whining
ton, fve from Newcastle and two from Chrsana Bridge
The natural quality Of the soil is inferior to none in The
County it is divided into FIVE fields, a great proportion
by elegant thorn hedge, the remainder BY fence
The improvements are two story Brick House. say
26 by fleet, with comfortable frame house and log kc
en- adjoining, with well of good the door, Smoke
House, Corn Crib, Granaries, Carriage House, Log Barn
and Stablng. The route of the Delaware and Chesa-
peake canal passes through this property The situation
healthy, and convenient to mills Earkctad places of
worship.
II not sold at private sale previous 70 the 10th day OF
February next, it will be exposed public sale at The
house of John Crow in Newcastle ii sold before that ay
notice will be given ALSO, at PRIVATE SALE the
fine OF young Negro MAN. lie is first rate hand has
been raised and can do any kind of work on farm.
ROBERT L. SMITH, ir.
Executor of Thomas Moore.
JAM 18th 1922. 2--1ot.
All persons indebted TO the estate of T Moore are re-
1uested to make payment before the 25h ns long
er time viii not be gven.And all persons having claims
o present thes for settlement
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
n ewark Seminary.

We, the undersigned attended an examination Of
the Young Ladies in the Newark Seminary, under
the supern;endance Of Mrs Cloud, on Tuesday the
th instant, and were highly pleased with the spe.
lcimens which the pupils gave Of their acquaintance
viii those useful ard ornamental branches of Ed
ucalion IN which they had been instructed. Indeed
the examination reflected honor Oh the Teachers /;
III Showed that they had been interchangeable in their
'eXetlions TO forward the advancement of their pu-
pills in their literary attanments.--We avail cur
selves Of this occasion to congratulate the parents
and Guardians OF the pupils at this Seminary lis fri
ends and the publck generally, upon the order and
regularity which prevail in it, and especially the great
proficiency exhibited by the pupils in the different
branches Of education. The peculiar healthness Of
che place, the cheapness Of obtaining an education at
the Seminary, the guardianship OF the teachers over
the pupils, together with the rapid progress which
they make render it worthy CT its full share Of pub
lick patronara
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
INDIAN SPECIFIC.
OR COUGH DROPS.

LANG AsTER COUNTY, So.
For the informa ion of the public, do hereby certify
that the following ave herein men
toned personally appeared 5efo the subcrber one Of
the Jus ices Of The Peace in and for the county of ancas
ter and being dc and affirmed, severally delcsed
aad declared, that they had male of Dr. Carkson Flee
mans cough drops Tor Indian Speclfc) upon themselves
with tie greatest success tor curing of coughs colds asth
mas, consupons, splitting Of blocd &c and that in every
instance their eec wee complete and infalble will fully
appear by the following testimony of those who have used
hem.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
Boot and Shoe Mandatory:
IN Broad, near ShihLey .otree,

ne subscriber respectfully informs the public in gene
a ne carries on the above business in all its yap;e
inc Foreman ofthe best capacity, and be-
a S Moehs work. and having procured the best mater
ans, ne confidently fatters himself that he will be enabled
general satisfaction and merit share of PATRONAGE
~ y SAMUEL WoLLASTON
lie continues the Bricklayng business as former
~. Apply as above. 40 '0in'ef-
apprentices. wanted az
LIST month IL, 1892. -
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
NOTICE
William Spencer,


VS.. Queen Ann
Susan Wilmer, Henrietta Wilmer = County
and Edwin Wilmer heirs at law of Court, Oc-
edward P. Wilmer. tober term
1891.
The Bill fled in this cause is to obtain sale Of
the real estate of Edward P. Wilmer, late Of Kent
County, Delaware, deceased The Bill states that
the said Edward P. Wilmer died, seized of cons-
derabe real estate in Queen AIMS county aforesaid,
and that there is no personal property belonging to
the estate of the said Edward P. Wilmer, in this
state, that can be discovered by the complainant,
that the said Edward P. Wilmer has left the fol-
lowing children his heirs at law, viz. Susan Wilmer
Henrietta Wilmer and Edwin Wilmer; all of whom
are minors, and reside in the Delaware state and
said Bill further states that the said Edward Will
mer at the time Of his death was indebted to the
said complainant in large of money. 1t is
therefore adudged and ordered, that the complain
ant, by causing copy of this order TO be inserted
once in each week, for three successive months in
the American Waterman, Delaware state, before
the first Monday in May next, give notice to The
absent defendants Of the substance and object Of this
Bill that they may be warnedto appear in this court
by Guardian or Solicitor, by the first Monday in
May next, to ahew cause if any they have, why the
said real estate should not be sold to discharge the
said clams
True Copy
THOMAS MURPHEY, Cl'k.
Queen AIMS County court
Maryland
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
TO LET.
January, 90.

me dwelling house at present occupied by Reuben
Weop, situate IN West street, Third street If has
Two pal'os and five good lodging rooms with commodis
kcheh two stories high pump of good water near the
street The situation high and healthy commandn an
interesting view Of the Delaware River and surroundin
country Possession will be given on the 25h Of the az
moh'h next. For further information, apply to
,,,;,.u: -, BENJAMIN FERRIS.
"''''N''s'O'' As' mo- Aftn' 1917 3--t25Mort f.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
no COTTON SPINNERS-

the undersigned wish to receive proposals agree
ing to run on Contract, any number more or less OF
Cotton Spindles. The raw Cotton Willie furnished
oil good quality, and the Spinning paid for in Cash
ANY persons wishing to Contract will make applica-
t!on TO John Torbcrt in Wilmington, or to The Sub.
scribers. LYMAN s BROTHERS.
Market, near Fifth street, Philadelphia
HTov. 26, 1891 se-i2t
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
WILMINGTON AND PHLADELpIITA
POST CO.aCHES

on ea and 'e s tavern sign of the Swan Whining
Philadelphia, at O'Clock A. M and at II, Bank
TSe uay; sundays excepted FARE ONE DOLLAR
srcses attention paid passengers who for their
the cit an Sn oe taken up down in any Dart Of
- ~ al baggage must be at the risk of the owners
Shank st rms From, >,o.,-. ISAAC ANDERSON.
and Third streets. " ~"'Sn'i'' between Second
April 1891