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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06
POETRY.
FOR THE PORTLAND GszErrE.

FOR THE PORTLAND GlszETrE.
Formas Sc rerta in omnes.-VrRGrI-
sEE'ST thou yon wave with undulation flow,
Noio reared on high, NOR sunk in CULTS below
zee y thou yon yapors sailing through the sky,
Now charged with showers, noig Intellectual tiy
Thus Fortune wav'ring changes of her seat,
And rolls the sphcric stone beneath her feet
Today as Caesar reigns with power supreme,
Tomorrow finds with sadness, = Lfe's dream =
BY friends revered in Freedoms sacred cause
Whose dreadful act was welcomed with applause
With vengeful sword, by Brutus' hand he dies,
Ia deaths long sleep are closed the heros eyes
Farewell TO conquest, 10 ambition now
In deaths pale shroud is wrapped the scepered brow
With glory see the murd'ro Corsic crowned
In battle ardent. for his skill renowned
See Europe PROSTATE fall before his sword
His wish accomplished by his sovereign word
Her larish gifts odused--see Fortune frown.
And from his brow strip off the gliterng crown.
"A sLaUs Napoleon iires in exile driven.
Sore panied with sorrow deep, his heart is Iiven
On Helen's rock, behold the iyraht weep,
zee Albion's guards, their vigls eeaseless keep
When 10 the messenger Of death arrives.
To Plnto's realms the demon fercoly drives.
In honor, pleasure, atluence pass their days,
Consider well the gifts that Fortune brings
Her light and shade her gay and nlou,ntsd strings.
Why seek, on Fortunes pinnacle 10 find
Substantial peace and quetude of mind
Religion shews her lustre DER the soul,
When Fortune frowns, and all her grief controls.
When once the Christian finds that blessed re treat
In prayer submissive at his Saviours feet.
Let earths delrtdsd sans arise and seek
Superior Fortune, spirit Of the meek
Expanded wide, is Heavens ample dome.
Jesus invites the weary pilgrim home
No change awaits, no tickle fortune then
Frowns on the saint no sorrow nor despair. hi:
PRCTEU5.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06
NOTICE.

'k.HE members Of the ATTIC FRATERNITY,
are hersby notified that their Annual Meet
"Wednesday. nth August 1922.
r, An Grafton will be delivered Ly Mr.. GEORGE
lRASK- Performances to commence at two
o'clock =. NJ.
EBEN MORTON. Secretary.
Gorhsm, July Ct, 1922. CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06
To BE SOLD.

( ~ very advantageous terms, or exchanged for
~ property in the vicinity OF Portland, valu-
able FARM. situated in the town of WnsIow.
County Of Kennebec, 90 miles from Hallowell.
containing 125 acres, sufficient of which is under
cultivation cuts 80 tons Hay good pasturing :
we'll fenced, and buildings commodious, and in
good repair. Possession may be taken in Sep
fember next For terms and information Of the
premises, apply TO FRANCIS SWAN, in said
Winslow, or the subscriber at Portland
WIN. SWAN,
WHO HAS FOR. SHE,
10 casks Malaga WINE
10 chests Hyson SkinTEA, offrst quality.
July %, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06
A HOUSE,

AA SUITABLE for small family.
l:.::fR Situated in retired part ofthe town.
IiielE is wauted-fog which the rent will
$500 be 2rnc.uslly paid Enquire Fl this
Office. July 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06
NEW GOODS.
George w. Smith.

,if9dls-Streef. Portiand,
Il IS just received an extensive assortment of
i European, India anil Domestic, Piece,
GOODS. Which viii be sold low for CASH.
June II, 1922. tf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06

Mr. Yrisarri, Ambassador from Chill -
England, has lately negotiated in London q Loan
for his Government.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06

Al public dinner, Curran, was defending h;s conn,
rvmen against the imputation Of being naIrallv u
cious race Many OF our faults for instance said
he arise from our TOO free Of tie circulating me-
dunn pointing u the 1cinc, but never yet Irard
y an hishman being born dunk
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06
PAYABLE YEARLY.

More than 1000 efnigrants have arrived
Quebec this season previous to the 8th ut. N.
ny Of them had proceeded to Upper Canada w
some to the u. States.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06

The Massachusetts Gazette began l7O4
New England Courant, 179i
Pennsylvania Gazette, 1928
South Carolina Gazette, a 1874
Boston Evening Post, 1876
Pennsylvania Journal l742
Mary land Gazette, I745
New York Mercury, 1851
Boston Gazette, 1744
Connecticut Gazette, 1755
Boston Post Boy, 1857
Portsmouth Mercury, 1855
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06

aad the greatest assortment ofcast-iron
STOVES,
ever offered in Maine, calculated for Psrlours,
Kitchens, Counting Rooms, Shops and Vessels. A.
mong which are, very elegant Franklin Pnrlonr
Stoves. we'll calculated for heatlng-an9 Cook
Stoves Of all prices from 10 10 50 dollars, all
ranled to stand Gre.
A large number Of these Cook Stoves Of his
own invention, which will be found to combine
more advantages than any now in use. he objec-
ton to baking instead of roasting meat, IN Cook
Stoves cannot be made 10 these. as the roasting IS
as perfect as by FIRE. Two large pieces can be
roasted at time on splits exposed 70 Tree current
Of air, without the additional expense OF tin
kitchen. As isvety important when buying TO &c,
the best, those who wish 10 purchase an article
so important in domestic use, requested 10 call
ard examine for themselves, and enquire OF those
who have this kind in use. There are none better
calculated for genieei cookery, or by which more
cooking can be dose with less fuel or greater ease
There can be water enough heat for washing, and
a dinner cooked for twenty or thirty at thesame
time. IL has three boilers, holding one, two and
FIVE pals full but the size OF the boilers can be in
creased or decreased, and the fire may be conduct
ed under either or all three Of them at pleasure by
turning the dampers.
Those about commencing house keeping, will
necessary cooking utensils are attached 20 the
Stove and those who are building by procuring one
can save the expense of chimney.
He Likewise can furnish Sheet Iron and lin
Tunnels for Stoves OF all sizes, with copper and all
other kind Of apparatus for Cook Stoves at shor.
,otice-having procured the best of workmen for
that purpose.
Those who wish TO purchase STOVES to sell
ian be supplied on the most liberal terms.
-ALSO-
FOR SALE as above, Woods approved cast
iron PLOUGHS, with general assortment of
Groceries, Bar Iron & Steel.
A constant supply from Philadelphia. of
LinSeed Oil,
and Domestic COFFEE, by wholesale or rctaa
and large supply Of Mill and Crosscut SAWS,
which will be warranted 10 prove good.
Oct. o. e3dwtf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06

"a certain mechanic having occasion TO boil.
some cattle's feet, einp;icd the bones near ~
courthouse. a lawyer Observing fhern. innn;-
cd Of by-stander what they wore--.a'i BELIEVES
they are clients bones, rcriica th-wit YIN tsl1 N
AarPeat q b ttsv Plcasdn
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06

Inc following 7necdote may be reckoned 4
pretty successful hit al idleness DR.. Franklin
USED pleasantly to repeat an observation OF liz
negro servant, when the doctor was making he
tour Of Derbyshire, Lancashire. and other mann
featuring towns in England Every thing.
massa, work in this country water work win,l
work; fire work; smoke work; dog work mar,
work OK work; horse work ass work; ever
thing here work but the hog lie eat, he drins.
ne Sleep be DO nothing all day, but walk about
like gentleman NJ
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06

.4frenctman's understanding y ,rtatis ncapf5,r
a"good stand for business
Monsieur being about to remove from his sbor.
his landlord inquired the reason, STATING at the
same time, that il was considered a very rood
stand for business Tile rrenchnan reniiel
with shrug Of the shoulders, Oh, YES, he's very
good stand for dc business bv gar me stand ail
day, nobody come 70 make me more for az bus
ness
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
FOR SALE, OR TO RENT

About aires of land both sides of Red CLAW cree
about AZ maes from Wilmington and 2 from Newport
New Castle county, whereon is erected large mill house,
30 feet long and 80 wide, stories high with an addition,
on one side Of As feet long and IS vide stories h;
and at end an addition Of % feet long and "a vide one
and half story high, with large sheds and shear shop
There are water Wheels and water sufficient to drive
them at all times or nearly SOY five feet stones pow
eruly There is likewise mill, and sufficient water
exclusive of what necessary for the grs mls) 10 drive
III eight or nine months in the year. One water wheel in
the mill is now employed in woolen establishment which
rs carried on pretty extensively; the other wheel in thu,
milling business There IS house room (by evacuating the
grs mill machinery &c) sufficient for two thousand COT
Ton spines with all the machinery necessary for them
besides the woollen establishment and water sufficient for
both establishments. There is large, tight DAM shor-
head and tail race with twelve feet head and fail large
mansion house and kitchen, stories high celareC
under the whole, good frame barn. with sabng untlcr
t, and six tenenents for families to live in Ii Is in n
healthy neighborhood and handsomely situated Iors
land be had convenient Any person or persons wish
ing purchase rent or be concerned may see the pro
ery and know the conditions. by applying to the sabscri
)e the premises Possession be had the 2Ut o.
March next.
ROBERT PHILLIPS
Madison Factory, mo. S, 1922. lin
The Editor Of the .4aoa, Philadelphia is requested to
the above for month ad send his bill for a.inyrt
60 the advertiser
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
.NETY .l.ND LITE BOOKS

Just received at J. Wilson's Bookstore &
Circulating Library, No. los, Market ST.
Percy Anecdotes, frQmNo l to II inclusive, each so so
Ten Years Exile Of Mad DE Siael 90
Akcn's Memoirs of the Court Of Queen Elizabeth,
9 vols Svo 90
The Life Of Mary, Queen of Scots, 2 vols 8vo 4 o.
Memoirs of the Life OF VIM Pitt, 2vols Svo 5 "
Italy, by Lady Morgan, vols $40 4 81
Raymonds Political Economy vol 8yo 9 80
annals of the Parish, the Chronicle q Dalmaing 3
ValeIiusi aRoman Story, 9 vols "
The Cavalier a Romance, . vols 2 CO
Ihe PrivaecI; Tale, vols 1'2S
Marcian 5olonna; Italian Tale; with three Dram
attic Scenes and other Poems, &C
The Spy; Tale, vols 100
Davys Agricultural Chemistry, ~
ta'lllto and other BIBLES, va ious prices.
GERMAN .aL.H.l.N.CS.
II Jan.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
WILL be offered at PUBLIC SHE
On TUESDAY the 22d of January instant, or
the premises, at one O'Clock on said day,
A VALUABLE FARM.
Situate in Mill Creek Hundred New Castle Coun
ny and State OF Delaware, about miles from VIII
min ton, and from Newport deemed a healthy
situation--ad Joining lands OF James GIfin, Moses
Montgomery Swithin Chandler William Jordan
and others, containing about 90 acres, S or 90 of
which is WOi 'DLAND; The other under good
state of cultivation, AND natural to clover and tlmo-
ty--convenient to Mill and MaGket--a great road
running by the door.
On the premises are a two story log DWELL
ING HOUSE, small TENANT HOUSE, stone
Spring HOUSE and large STONE BARN;
A young thriving APPLE ORCHARD, Of the
best grated fruit, and goodly portion OF cherry s
her fruit trees, with Well Of excellent " alter at
the door
TERMS will be easy, good title made, and pos
session given on or before the 25th of March next.
Further particulars are deemed unnecessary, as
any person wishing to purchase may view the pre-
misses previous TO the day of Sale, by applying to the
Subscriber, living on the same.
JAMES JORDON
January III, 1922 l-3p
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Dividend.

The General Board of Directors of the Farmers Bank
OF the State Of Delaware, have this day declared iy
ieh at the rate of six per per am ON the capital
their legal representatives, any time aflerthe Sh inst
G. 7. CoAtEGYS, Cashier
Jan. 81 1892 1-~St
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11

.leupbO,t, .lLly 10tl, 1916
For uaLte received Promise pd Fanny Caney h1-
d'et and SeVety doars demand Fitness ny aGG
seal SEAL
(Signed) JOHN HARP.
All persons warned to take assignment OF the
instrument of writing above mentioned, as TIC same is
fraudulent and was not signed by the said John Harp; and
we the undersigned, his administrators, will pay the
same-and have refused TO pay the
JANE HARP, , ~,
HENRY LITTLE, rum"
January II, 1929. 1-3tp
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Boot and Shoe Mandatory:
In Brood, near Shitlev Street.

In Brood near Shtley Street.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public in gene
rail- that he carries the above business in all its vaPetv
Having employed Foreman ofthe best capacity and be-
ing determined oempoy the best workinen both for mems
and womens work, and having procured the best mater
ais, he confidently hatters himself that he viii be enabled
give general satisfaction and merit share of patronage
SAMUEL W0LLASTON
~ lie continues the Bricklaying business as former
y Apply as above.
One or two boys of respectable connections wanted as
apprentices
LIST month Ii, 1892 If
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Grand Lodge of Delaware.

sted meeting Of the Grand Lodge of Delaware will
be hedat Dover Monday the 14tR of January inst at
o'clock, ?. NJ. The subordinate Lodges are requested
to attend, by their representatives.
by order Of tie M W. Master.
JAMES BOOTH, Jr G. Sec'y.
new TASTE, ian. I, 1922 1t
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
TO RENT.

That well known farm called MORNIN, situate the
Delaware river miles below New Castle y from Chris
tana Bridge, and from Wilmington. The SOL Of this
farm is extremely fertile and produces abundant crops Of
plantations in the State possess greaer advantages for
grazing. The improvements good For terms apply
to JAMES ROGERS, Esq. New Castle.
Jan II, 1922. 1-'3t
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Public Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to the LAST WILL AND TESLA
MENT of John Foulk late Of Brandywine Hun
dred New Castle County and state OF Delaware,
deceased, will be exposed to Public Sale, by the SUB
seribers on the 10Th day of January inst. at eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon, the following described
plantations or tracts of land, to wit
No A plantation or tract Of land situate in
Bethel Township, Delaware County and State of
Pennsylvania containing about One Hundred and
Fifty Acres bounded by lands OF John Baldwin
Thomas Booth, Benjamin Gest and others
On the above described property is log dwell
ing house and barn, and good stone spring house
this property is well timbered and is about Z miles
from Wilmington and 90 from Philadelphia.
No Is plantation or tract of land situate in the
aforesaid township of Bethel, containing about one
hundred and fifty acres, bounded by lands of Joseph
Cloud, John Larkins and others, and ado ming No
One. On this property is a log house and barn, a
good orchard and large proportion of good wood
land.
The sale Of both vii take place at the dwelling
house of No l, when attendance will be given and
the conditions made known by
MOSES BULLOCK
JOHN FOULK h~ecutrs
Wilmington, January ii 1922 I--st
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11

REsoLvEp--That John Totberg Joseph Grub
and Joseph Baily be appointed to attend the egisa-
lature with said memorial
REsoLvED--That the proceedings of this meet
ing, together with the memorial, be published in
the papers of this Borough.
DAVID TATUM Chairman.
S. SAPPINGTON Sec'y
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Adjourned Court.

An ADJOURNED Court of General Quarter Sessions of tho
reace and Court OF Common Pleas, will be held at the
Court House In the town Of New Castle on Friday the 25th
Gay OF The present month. BY oT,tet,
New Castle, Jan. 10, 1929 -
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11

IN rHf SENATE
On the first day Messrs Victor Dupont, Charles Thomas
and Jacob Vandegrf from New Castle County.
Messrs George Cunlnirs, Thomas Clayton, Manove
Hayes, from Kent County.
Aessrs Caleb Rodney, Joseph Mau, Jesse Green from
Sussex county attended.
The Senate then proceeded to ballot for Speaker and
Caleb Rodney esq elected they then proceeded to
lect clerk, and Presley Alice chosen; and Daniel
Smith appointed Doorkeeper and Sergeant at
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,
On the first day William Seal, Jesse Chandler John Har-
Ian, Washington Rice, John Sutton, Arch Ryland and
William Weldon the 2t from Newcastle county.
Messrs Il. Register Henry NJ Rldgey, Jas B. Macomb,
George Walker. SamuelMifn, Samuel Warren sen. and
William Hopkins from Kent County.
Messrs Peter Robinson, Charles VI Cullen Joseph BUR-
ton, David Smith, John Wilson and George Howard from
Sussex County attended.
quorum Of the members being thus convene 1.-The re-
turns of the election of Representatives for the respective
Counties of this state were read
The membeLs present then proceeded to choose speak
er by ballot, and Alrich Ryand esq duly elected
John ii. Clayton elected Clerk of the House
Vincent Nanderford appointed Doorkeeper and
Sergeant at
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11

n
A K Nelson WIN North
John Nowlan
Peter L Ogle
p
Iohn Powell jun's John Parkin
John Pike Elisabeth Phillips
Jacob Pindergrass J Pyle
George Powell
R
John Robinson John Redgate
Vincent Robinson Abraham Ritcnie
Susan Robinson DIR John Rogers
Robert Reese Margaret Rias
John Rylands Richard Rambo
Sandy Rhodes Lewis Rice
Eliza Robinson
S
Lewis r Springer John Springer
lanes Stewart Judy Smith
John Stevens Rachel b Steward
John Scott William Scot
Townsend Scott Ann Stewart
David Stevens junr William Stewart
John Sink Rachel Shreeves
Francis Stevens George Simmons
John Smith MIR Hall-or Judge John
Lydia Seal 2 d Smith
Jane Starr James Start
Mrs Sharpley Robert Scott
Garrett Supple Ann Spackman
George Smith Alexander Shanks
Il
Jesse Trump James Trucks
Sam1 Taylor 2 Mary Thomas
John Tayior
"
Abner Vernon Rachel Vansant
Henry Vinng P Vandeyer
w
Sarah c Woods Saml Warner
Sam'l e. williamson VIM w Warner
VIM Ii White Eleanor Walket
James Wear Elizabeth White
John Walker Q David Watkins
Martha Whitelock Nathan Wilkinson
Sarah Webb Alexander White
Y
James Young Adam Young
Benjamin Young
N. G.. WILLIAMSON, P. M.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Thomas w. Veazey.
Dec. 81, 1921.
FOR SALE.

The time of black boy who has about years to
He is and active has been accustomed farmngs
good hand manage horses of which he very fond.
Inquire OF John Philips Hockessn, e. Wilson, Sheriff.
New Castle, or at the Office Of this paper.
Jan II, 1922. 1-4tp
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11

tno't.si 10 commence al convenient period, and
be made annually progressive, till it shall have
reached an amount deemed proper for permanent
excise duty.
Ordered to lie on the table.
Nat Incl. 9Th Inst.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11

MARRIED, on Thursday evening last, by the Rev Mr.
Hall, Mr.. John Robb, to Miss Nancy Keen
Same evening, by the same, Mr. William Rossell TO
Miss Sarah Freeze, of this Borough.
In Newport, on Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Woolford, Mr.. Robert Huston to Miss Ann Merre
dith both Of Christiana Hundred
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Dividend.

The stockholders in the Bank of Wilmington and Bran
Iywine will please to take notice, that the Board of Di
ectors have this day declared dividend of 50 cents on
each share of stock, which will be payable to the stock
holders or their legal representatives, or after the 10th
inst by order If the Board,
d. BYRNES, Cashier
January 8, 1922. l-ot
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

Absconded from the plantation Of the subscriber lying
near Frederick Town. Sassafras River, ia Cecil county,
Nd on Tuesday the 25th inst negro boy named Philips
81 years of age in April last lie is stout, able bodied
awkward looking fellow, about feet or inches high
very black, with fiat nose, big lips large white teeth
voice, and down, sllky look Has mark above his left
yei sore upon his left leg, occasoned by kick from
hGrse is fond of spruous liquor and is i'll tempered and
4uarrelsone Had round jacket, of drab colored
He'd factory kersey, trowsers Of black and white home
ade fed kersey, white yarn stockings, strong
double scaled shoes, nailed with nails; al
hat, much worn and is supposed have taken with
linn sundry other articles Of clothing which unknown
Whoever will apprehend the above fellow and him
in any jail that get him again, shall receveor APP
pretending him in Maryland, S25; in Delaware, ESQ; and
in any other state in the Union, $780, and reasonable
expenses paid if brought home to the subscriber, living
near Savinton Post Office, Cecil county, Md.
Thomas w. Veazey.
Dec. 81, 1921. I-6t
The .4rora Philadelphia, and Recorder, West Chester.
will please publish the above advertisement week
for weeks and send paper containing the same, with
The amount of their charge marked at the bottom, T.
w Veazey, and it shall be RENTED to them.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11

Cyrus Albeit
James Armor
B
Eliza Blackwell
John Burne
Catharine Brown
Rhesa Brunson .
VIM Bryant
Asaph Buck Q
Stephen r. Brown jun
Ezekiel Bennett
Jonathan Beeson
Lydia Barns
N. Bradley
Elizabeth Beeson
G.
Robert Carswell
Francis Carr
William Campbell
Sam Clark
James Cloud
ID
Monsieur Darries
George Downing
f.
Robert EggIeston
Jacob Entrikin
Il
Dan'l Frost
Jacob Fowler
joint Ford
G.
James Grubb
Marry Gum
Joseph Grimes
Joseph Green
Ann Green
I'll
Edward Hamilton
John Huey
Henry Heaton
James Huddock
S. Hadley Q
Gatharine Hughes
John Hamilton
John Hayes
] Harlem
]
Sarah Jones
Lydia Jones
Allen Jack
William Johnston Q
X
John Kane
John Kennedy
VIM Kilvington
L.
James LAYERS
Thomas Lees
John Logan Q
nj
Margaret Miller
Thomas Melcalf
Henry Miller
Robert Morrison
Mark Manlove
John Nc Carol
Margaret Nc Kee
William Nc Dowell
Hannah Nc Ginty
John Nc Laughlin
James Nc Connell
I homas Nc Pherson
James Nc Knigh,
Nancy Nc AIllsler
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post-Ofice, at WILL
MINGTON, Del. January /, 1922.

% y
10 mention that 10 is adUei
William A Almond
Archibald Armstrong
Elizabeth America
Elizabeth Alice
Priscilla Abrams
A Armstrong
John Brown
Mary Birden
.Catharine G. Bradford
Brown & Linscy
Wilmington Buchcr
Mr. Beckley
James Buckley
Henrietta ]. Bedford
Kelley Brown
Rebecca Ann Bayless
Joseph Burton
Joseph Mariul Bacy
Isaac Co. bet
Margaret Carr
Patrick Connolly
David Campbell
Arthur Crockson
James CURLY
John Davidson
Ann L Davis
Rebecca Ann Davis
VIM Emrie
John Elliott
Deborah Fisher Q
Nathan Ferris
Thomas Fairy
Ann Gregg
Joseph Groom
Susan Goodin 3
Elizabeth Garrett
John Galino
SAINT Hughes Q
Ellen Hall
John Hamey
, Mr.. Hutton
John Hutchinson
Maria Hanes
Sarah Hill
Sam'l HarIand
Caleb Head & co.
Isabella Jorden
Martha JeHeres
Carter Johnson
Maria Jones
! Morton JuatirA
VIM Kirk
&. II. Kellock
Jacob Kirk
Samuel Lawford Q
James Lithsow
! Charles Longstreth
| Allan Mills
Sam. Murphy
i Eliza Moore
| A. w. Miller
Ann Mackey
| Lawrence Metz 9
! John Mountain
James Moore
| Fanny Moore
Stephen Merrihew
! Margaret Alullico
Philip Miller
! Patrick Mumna
}Dr Roth G.. Marsh