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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-30
NEW & LATE PUBLICATIONS

Just received and Tor sale at
J. WILSON'S BOOKSTORE Circulating Library,
No. 105, MARKET STREET;
A Summary of Phisiolegg-By F. Magendie, Doctor of
Medicine fthe Faculty OF Paris &c. Translated from the
French by John Revere NJ d. Vice President of Medical
Society of Maryland, Sc-Prce IS.
Doctor Syntars 2nd Tour i'll search of the Picturesque
part lst.-S1.
Giusebpuo, an occidental story, attributed to Lord By
ron.--31cts.
The Two Foscari, Tragedy By Lord Byron-63cts.
Cain, Mystery, BY Lord Byron.-5octs
0ef4ede The Outcast, Dramatic Poem, by Samuel b. II.
Judah-75cts.
The Barber of Seville, Comic Opera, in three acts -31cs
Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Gene
raj Court Of Appeals of the State of Maryland from 1900
TO 1895, inclusive; BY Harris and Johnson.-S6S0
Lille of William PENN by NJ l.. Weems, Sl,0o
Sardanapalus Tragedy by lord Byron, 63
Poems, by Bernard Barton o5
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-30
TOMORROW.

lO-NNJNNoWs
Tomorrow, that idol deity in which the
world have agreed to place their trust
tomorrow, that half spun thread on which
lis hung the weighty concernment of eter-
|nity-What is tomorrow? No part of
|our possession, no part of our inheritance:
it is part in the great chain Of duration,
but perhaps no part of our present being.
Clear, and bright, and steady, as it shines
to-day, some sudden blast may blow out
1.-THE lamp of life; and tomorrow may have
conveyed US into other company, and set
tiled us into other scenes. Boast not of
tomorrow, till you have unrolled the book
Iof fate, and learnt what to-day shall bring
forth. Last night, it is probable, many a
|gay youth threw himself on the bed
whence he shall rise no more-and many
Ia busy head reposed itself upon the pillow,
where it shall sleep now and take its rest.
How sad and serious are many now, who,
but last night, were giddy, thoughtless,
lpresumptuous and vain! how terrible has
this tomorrow proved to many, who, but
yesterday said unto themselves that it was
yet soon enough to repent and be convert
ed! Thou fool! this night thy soul shall
be required of thee! was severe, yet gra-
cious warning. In every breeze that blows,
there is flight of human fate; in every
breath, we drink in the deadly poison: ev-
cry hour we stand in jeopardy: then eve
ny man in his best estate is altogether van
lily. In every walk we take, death treada
upon our steps; he watches us in our re-
| tirements; he follows us in our business:
he minges with the angels that stand round
our bodies: in that very moment when we
are least apprehensive of our fate, the slen-
der thread Of existence may be broken!--
In the midst of life we are in danger OF
some fatal blight: in the highest health we
may be nearest some mortal malady:-
What then is life? Is it not Aeeting
cloud-and evaporating smoke--an explo-
ding meteor--a painted bubble? Break,
the bubble muslin its greatest beauty it
will break-and it may break ere night
| In human hearts what buder thoughts rise,
/ Than mans presumption on to-moTow's dawn?
Where is tomorrow? In another world
For numbers this is certain; the reverse
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-30
From The Charleston Courier.

From The Charleston Courier.
SONG Or THE REIM-KENNAR.
Eagle Of the lar northwest
Thou who bear'st the thunderer's bow;
Thou, who com st with lightning's crest,
Aud with eye of swarthy glow;
Thou, who lashest with thy wing,
Wild in rage the foaming deep,
Till the warning pillows spring,
And the upturned waters leap;
Thou, who send'st thy scream OF wrath,
Like nations dying cry,
Sweeping Oh the surging path,
Like the roar OF tempest by;
When thy scream is wild in ire,
When thy wing is swift as death,
AT my bidding quench thy FIRE
Az my bidding, hush thy BREATH
Thou hast met the mountain pine
And the towering wood is lows;
Thou hast spread those wings of thine.
Ocean steeds their proves know;
When the bark in triumph rides
Proudly in its press oil sail,
Lo thy pinions lash the tides,
And the stoutest seamen quail;
Where aloft the tower of might
Crowns in pride the cloud-capt rock,
There thou bend'st thy maddcning flight,
And it shivers in the shock;
Though the clouds before thee hy,
Though thou rulest rock and tower
Thou shalt lay thy Fury by,
When thou hearst nv spell OF power.
At the uttering OF my spell,
Faint and !all the flying deer;
RloOd- hounds ceace fh.ir ,,,Dttenad u,aiI
When the mighty sound is near /;
Then the wild hawks stoop their wing,
Then the wolves thei' bowling hush,
Then around The magic ring,
Glarng iends and goblins rush:
Thou. who scorn'st the scream and yell
Echoed from the midnight wreck,
Sneering with the lauph Of he'll,
AS the wild waves sweep the deck
Thou, who hearst with shouts of glee,
Crushing roof and pillar fall
Thou shalt listen unto me-.
Me, who rule and conquer all.
From thy fury on the deep,
From thy madness on the shore,
When the wailing widows weep
Those, who sink to rise no more,
From the ravage OF the wood,
FROM the sweeping oil the pain,
From the swelling OF the food,
Come, and hear my runic strain
Let thy giant wing be still,
Let the ocean cease to roar,
Settle on that lonely hill,
Dart thy bolt and flash no more
Thou, who, from the tar northwest,
Scour'st the wild sea in thy course,
Fold thy rapid wings in rest,
Conquered by my magic force.
Eagle of the far bOrth- west
Thou hast furled thy sweeping sail,
Thou hast closed thy wings in rest,
For my charm and spell prevail;
Now bid thee steal away,
O'er the calmly rolling wave:
Go, and till call thee, stay
Slumbering in thy icy cave:
Sweet and silent be the sleep,
On the rock beneath the pole:
Let thy rest be still and deep,
Till thou feel'st my strong control:
can rouse thee with my spell,
Bird of nigh, and bird oil flame.
Then one word Thy rage can quell,
And thy widest fury tame. p.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-30
From me Aezv York Sheetat3r.

JENNA WILKINsoN--The life of this ceIebra-
ted and artfr impostor, has lately been published
at Geneva in this state The work is spoken favour
ably of in the newspapers. An article in the Gene
va Gazette says, "her's was ordinary character.
In the early part oil her life she attracted much no.
tice. BY her preeusions to inspiration she coIlec-
ted band of followers, who die not leave or for.
sake her at her death, and who even now doubt
less believe that 'the Friend was second to none,
save the Almighty. deluson so rare, and faith
so sieadfas in matter of speculation only has
seldom been witnessed. 1t proves how easily the
human mind is influenced by wondrous and extra
ordinary characters-and if Jemima had possessed
power 10 force the adoption of her fath she at this
moment might, like Mahomet have had her tenn.
pies and her sacriEces--her affairs and her minis
tiers. The men Of this day are astonished at her
success, and at the delusion of her oowers--and
wonder how it was that any could be so weak as 10
believe in doctrines founded and supported by Gun.
ming and imposition only"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-30
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Wanted Immediately

good Vat Man. and Engineer. Apply at the London
Britain Paper Mill, Pennsylvania, to
GEORGE SMITH.
April 16, 1892. 2S-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-30

1.-THE following property has been already advertised but
no sale made Its therefore deemed proper to state
that it will positvey be s0M agreeable to the following
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-30
Print g & Bookbinding
JANIS WILSON,
Bookbinder, Bookseller & Stationer.
HAS A
RuIine Machine.

AT No. los MAR e 5 I E L L,
Where he will make BLANK BoohS for 'thaerS' ''4"
qsaactarcrs Merchants BankS, and Public Offices with or
without Fent lines, Patent Spring Back, Russia Bands &c
according order pattern should be SENT correctly
ruled sheet of the size as the book ordered 10
be made He presumes that the style in which new DOCKS
will be bound, and old books rebound will not shrink from
comparison with any other binding done IN wilmington
Philadelphia, but give ample satisfaction and decided
preference to his work; trial will test this OPINION
PRINTING-such as Pamphlets, Cards, Handbliis'
Circular Letters Bank checks, Blanks for Public oces
&c neatly and correctly executed on moderate terms
HiLnineton IL March.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-30

Many years ago in Cincinnati, certain
justice was called to Jail to liberate worth
less debtor by taking his oath that he was
not worth five pounds. "Well Johnny"
said the Justice as he entered, "can you
swear you are not worth five pounds, and
never will be 20 &" Why" answered the
other, rather chagrined at the question,
81 can swear, am not worth that sum at
present. "-''Well, WE'LL" replied the JUS
tice, 81 can swear the rest-so step for
ward Johnny.''
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-25

uu wv ~.
HE Subscribers to 4. Kennersleys Perio-
n dical Publications, that were distributed in
this city and its vicinity by Mr. Peter Creiehton,
deceased, maybe assured that the remaining
numbers will be regularly delivered so soon as
proper person can be obtained for that purpose
The subscriber also begs leave to re,pind all
those who are in arrears for numbers delivered,
that, on their receiving the next number, he
2 will expect TO receive the balances due on the
work. oct l6 Fl. WEARY, agent, Baltimore
O. The Alexandria Herald will insert the a.
bove until notified, and send his account TO FL
Weary, Baltimore, for payment.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-25
FALL GOODS.
Robert McCrea & Co. :

TALL UOOUS.
Robert McCrea & Co. :
HAVE imported FROM England (via New
Ii York; their
FaH assortment Of Woollens,
CONSISTING OF
White, red, yellow, green, black and drab
hannels, milied hannels,
Rose blankets, %, 3 and 81 point blankets,
Devonshire kerseys, blue, mixed and drab
Blue and white twilled kerseys, bombazetts
Venetian stair carpctings common fine L. SUPP.
AngraineA Carpetings,
figures new and handsome,
LIST and I'd quality Scots Tartans.
fhey hare also receired By. several late ar71rals
from, Ne,o York.
First and second qualit, blk and blue cloths,
Biz, blue and drab cassim eres
Pelisse cloths, domestic cassinetts
Marseil'es and fancy worsted ,estings
Cashmere shawls, plain and with borders
Cashmere points, birds eye diaper
and 4 Irish linens, long lawns
Damask table diaper and table cloths
Flemish, Russia and Scots sheetiugs
case of Leghorn gipsics from No 80 to 5D
Italian mantua and eros de Naples
Domestic cotton goods of every description
Burlaps, German and Scots oznaburgs
WHICH, WITH
A MOST EXrENS lVE VARIETY.
including almost every article in their line, they
will sell at reduced prices for CASH or on the
usual credit to their old, punctual customers.
FOR SALE
Sd shares stock ofthc bank of Potomac. oct %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-25
$40 NNWARD.


90 Ran away ON Friday, the 9TH inst a
Esa negro. girl, called NELLY VIII.
EEE HAMS, FORMERLY the property of the
EE widow Hughey Of Dumffies. She had
CGs5T on when she vent away, q light blue
~ andwiiitc domestic frock, a white cot
sfesssess ton apron with light colored madras
handkerchief round her head, though she NAV
have changed her cloathes and il is probable
she may nave got pass. She is from 90 TO o3
years OF age, Of common size a likely we'll
featured negro Of a light black or yeIowish CO.
ior No marks orscars recoIIected, except one
on the side Of her head, near her ear mild and
d''hdent when spoken to by white person. but
ilas assurance enough among her own color
Siie has relations and acquaintance in WASH
lDgtoD, Georgetown, Baltimore, Dumfries and
Stafford court house, Va. TO some of which MIA.
ces she may endeavor TO go. ! will give go
'or experimenting her in Alexandria, S2U II
taken 20 miles from here; and the above re-.
ward, OF $50, taken at any greater distance ::
besides paying all reasonable expenses for
bringing her home
She left home for fear of n whipping. for
thieving, an unfortunate propensity she has =
All persons are forwarncd from hiring, har.
boring or secreting said negro, as they win be
dealt 9th according to law
oct u IF JOHN D BROWN
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-25

'HNHE subscribers have just received, in odd;.
n non to their former stock, a supply Of la
dies, genilemens. boys, misses and chiIdren's
coarse and fine shoes of all descriptions, suita.
bic Tor the fall and wiuter season. Also, mems
imitation beaver and cheap fur hats, BOYS do
DO do DO mems and boys coarse and fine wool
10. The above articles will be sold Wholesale
and retail mi terms TO suit purchasers.
es!ls rebE & HARMON,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-25
PUBLIC SALE.

Sf virtue OF deed Of trust from Amos Fos
~ and Lucy Ills wife, 10 the subscriber, for
the purposes therein mentioned, shall proceed
10 sell 10 the highest bidder, on the premises, on
Friday, the 18th day of Sept next, If fair if not
the next fair day, valuable tract of land I'm
the county OF Fairfax, state of Virginia on the
head waters of Difficult Run, the present resi-
dence of the said Amos Fox. The tract ofIand
IS OF good quality, and contains about
IaCo Hundred and T1ceIpe .9cres.
there are considerable improv ements ON the land.
TO wit grist mill, 2pair Of stones, and mach.
merry for manufacturing flour, saw mill, a wool
cardIng machine, a large stone distillery, and :,
number OF other houses convenient for such az,
establishment; The dwelling house is LARGE ana
convenient, excellent water at hand, and a GOOD
stone dairy house, well constructed PurebaS-
crs wishing to own a complete establishments
near TO three good markets, would do we'll ,o
view tn, premises before the day of sale, NJ r
shall most positively sell at that time probab,,,
1t will be III my power 10 accommodate tbe ,e,uo..
to suit purchasers, which will be made koo,v,,
more particularly on the day of sale Fo, Il,
formation apply to me near The premises
VIM. FOX, trustee.
The owner ofthe above property being will;,c.
70 save the trustee the trouble of selling, yo,I,f
sell, al private bargain, any time before the dao
OF SALE Apply as above. 5w aug ST
CT The above sale is postDou-
ca to MONDAY, 18th inst. being the first dsy o,
the superior court of Fairfax county, when il
wal take place at the front door of The co,.r,
house Of said county. oct q
= - -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-25
NEW SHOP.
advice TO seCorner Luungers. y

A number of these gossipping gentry who are
IN in the habit ofresortng to the subscribers
garden, on Jones's point, every sabbath after
noon, for the purpose of replenishing their
torpid stonachs, by pfIferng the subscribers
young turnps, besides destroying his fences,
&c. are informed that their names shall be pub
Iished they persist in this nefarious business
Two noted gentlemen have been engaged in this
business for six weeks. In short, tIespassers Of
any kind, in future, will have the law enforced
against them. oc2l 3t RoBT. GRAY
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-25
w NEW GOODS.
w ITHERS & WASHINGTON are now
opening general assortment of sessonabIe
DRY @OWWSo.
CONSISTING OF


First quality London black and blue cloths
Second do do and fancy coiors
Blue, black and coronation cassireres
Doubled milled drab cloths
Swansdown and Yalentia vestings
Oreskany aud blue mixed cassinetts
Rose, point and dutfii blankets
Flannels, white, red, yellow L. green
MilIed fannels F
Green & red booking and drapery baize,
Flushings and coatings
Blue, mixed and Devonshire kerseys
Tartan aud Circassian plaids
Plain and figured bombaze.ts, various colors
Black and colored bombazeens
Women's, girls asd children's black and CO.
lored worstee hose
White and colured halfhose, linseys
Irish linens, diapers and hollands
Cd aud 1914 Flemish and Irish sbee,ines
Merino shawls, Waterloo do
Cashmere long shawls
Plain and figured black levantincs
White figured satin and Gros dc Naples
Italian lutesirings, senchew and sarseiietts
Ladies' and gentlemen's plain g. ribbed silk
hose
Canton and nankin grapes
Italian do vatious colors
Fancy calicocs, ginghams
Furniture chintz
Ticklenburgs, burlaps
Domestic shirtings, sheetinss, plaids and
stripes, together with a
VARIETY OF OTHER ARTICLES
too numerous to mention; nearly all of which
have been selected i'm New York and Philadel
phia, at auction, and are now offered for sale NJ
reduced prices, for cash, or to punctual custo.
mers oct IL
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-25

tn IL OOOkBS.
HE subscribers have just opened very
u beautiful assortment of
DRY GOODS
mers at
TIE MOST REDUCED PRICES
Asvery particular attention was paid to the se-
lection ofthose goods, they can assure the pub
lie they are OF prime quality:
CONSULTING, IN PART, OF
Extra supc, Loudon blue cl..hs
do do do black do
do do do fancy colours do
do do do double mill drab do
do do do do cassimeres
Swansdown, toilne' and valena vestings
Mixed and blue cassipets
Olive and drab lushipgs
indigo, blue and Devons!ire Jerseys
Mixed and drab twilled plains
Green, red and booking baizes
Red, yellow and white flannels
Superior Tartan and Circassian pIaids
Cords and velve;s Bennet's patent cord
Merino shawls, a neat assortment
Coioured cashmere shawls
Fig'd bordered do do
Fancy cotton shswls and handkerchiefs
Irish Linens, diapers and hnllands
Russia sheetings, dowias, burlaps
Cotton and worsted hosiery
Black, slate, and wo,stea do
Lambs wool ami Figona .io
Halt hose, guernsey frocks and drawers
English black and white silk ribbed hall bose
Plain and fig d bombaze,ts yario,is colors
Black and Coiored bombazeeens
Domestic sheetines aud shirtinss
do paids and stripes
Fig! blk silk and Gros de Naples
Silk shawls and hdlSfs
Canton and Nankin grapes
Grape shawls
Italian white, blk and pink grapes
Han band do do
Fancy caiicocs, furniture chin;z
A and ca cambria muslin
do do .jacouet do
do do null .nui do
do do hook do
Book muslin hdkfs
Fancy cravats cold lutes,rings, senshaws, fan
cy ribbons
Madras, dag, Bandanna and SPittlefieid hdkfs
Sewing silks, silk buttons,
Spool, floss and sewing cottons in Nos
knitting and darning do do
Threads, tapes &c &c-wilh a great
VARIETY OF OTHER ARTICLES,
too numerous to mention. Also
e OFT q ~ MARIN
of all numbers, which They sell, on commissio
ai the Baltimore =
MANuFsCToRY CASH PRICES,
OF the best quality, ana real numbers
oct q. JAS c. Il Il. BARRY
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-25
$50 REWARD.

n Ran away from the subscriber
M Il on Thursday the 10th of October
&y inst. negro man, named JAMES
~y/ WILSON, about five feet or 10
sHsSsxe4 inches high, twenty-three years
ofage, has dark complexion &.
rough features, with pleasant countenance--a
butcher by trade-has scar On the upper pa,
OF his forehead. just in the edge of his hair, o,
casioned by cut with saw-had on IA black
great coat, a drab round about jacket, and linen
pantaioons. Twill give the above reward 10 a.
my one who will apprehend and secure said rup-
away, so that get him again, and reasonable;
charges paid if brought home
Masters Of vessels and others, are cautioned
against hardening, or carrying lfsaid fellow on
their peril. If JOHN HARRISON.
West end, Fairfax County, near Alexandria
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TO BIZ sold a Pubic AUCTION, b. order OF
Judge Of Probate, on Friday the arth day Of
Decen7ber merit al ten O'Clock IN the forenoon. az
he house Of NOSES MERRILL, Esq. of .Now-
Gloucester,
GO much Of the Real Estate Of MOSES MER-
~ RlLL, late of New Gloucester, Esquire, de-
ceased, including the reversion Of the widows
dover, as will produce the Of five hundred
and thirty dollars for the payment Of the just
debts of said deceased, and Incidental charges
said Real Estate consists of the homestead Farm
Of said deceased, situated in said New-Gloucea-
ter.
SAMUEL MERRILL, .9dminisfrator.
Ner Gloucester, Nor. Is, 1872.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
BOOK BINDING
FARM FOR SALE,

IN the town of Gorham, within a mile and a
i quarter (and in sighG Of Go'han Corner, aud
eight and an half miles from Portland, on The old
county road Ieadcg from Portland 10 Fryeburg.
Said FARM contains about forty es of a. good
Land as any in he town-has good ore story
dwelling HOUSE, nearly new ard well finished
good thjr'y foot BARN, large Stable and
Shed. with a good wood aud cha So House--e new
ar ieiling Well of coed water within fifty feet Of
the house has tt,ifiy Orcheri that makes from
10 20 - bbis. Of Cider, with large quantity of
excellent engraf,el winter fruit.
The above win be sold good bararin. Pay
mcnts cay, cr exchanged for property in Port
land -Enquhe Of the Printer
Portland, My. 26.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
n. CRAM & co.

FoRE.srREKT, HEAD or LoNG.WaARr,
HAVE FOR SALE
CHESTS & boxes Young Hy- TEAS
" son, Hyson Skin, souchong oe e.. dia.-sr,
and Bohea Csrgoes.
Hhds. OF II. Crox and Winhwafd islhnd kJ NJ,
". T.. RU M-MDLASStS
Pipes & giac BRANDY & Holland GIN,
Pipes, hail pipes aud quarter caeks sicily Madeira
WINE, entitled 60 drbentn
Port and Malaga " 1-'''
Hhds, terces and bills first quality winter and
summer Sperm OIL. tat Boston prifrs)
Casks Of fresh Malaga and smyrna r aISiNS.
Muscstel do. il boxes & half BOXES for family use,
b.! American GIN-W HISKEY-
Cherry Rum and Cider Vinegar
Bbls Of hackerel-casks cf R:ce-AiIum
Snlphur-- (unger--Sslt Peire & Copperas
bags COFFEE-Pepper-Pi mento--blown Salt
Beuaref 5UG AR-boxes White Cantoa Sugar,
Chocolate Observation-Disclosures Cotton,
Cotton Nbeetngs, Shirtings, Warp Ginghams,
bbls white and brown Sugars loaf & lump do.
Casks cut & wrought Nails assorted sizes,
Boxes by 9 and BY 10 Glass, various qualities,
Kegs twist and Gg Tobacco. ya.ioas brands
LogwOod - Redwood Nuimegs-Cassia-C Cloves.
Loriliard,s Snuff-Engi-h and American Sh0veis
German. bIisterrd and cast Steei-bar Iron.
Salt-Pullock Fish--Soui Leather &c. &c.
.Also-A general assortment Of
Hard s. HoIiow Ware.
Nov 26. 1922. A.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26

In Chesterfield, N. n. Widow Hannah Bayley, "a
geo ONE HUNDRED years and three months. She
lett sous and one daughter and l33 grand children
and great grand children
In kennebuuk Mr.. Samuel Mitchell, aged 2l.-In
PASSPORT, Mrs. Anna, consor Of capt. Seward Buck
nam, OF thai place. and daughter Of Nathan Bucknan
Esq OF Falmouth, aged 3e.-In Bristol, Marius How
VI. u. aged 80.
In Paris on the 18th inst. Mrs. Sally Emery, wife
OF Stephen Emery, Esq. and daughter of the Hon
Daniel Stowel in the 5lst year other age. Obinary
az neat
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
NATIONAL LOTTERY
CHARLES BLANCHARD,
November 26.

No. 3. Merchants Row. Portland
HAS recently received so Crates, hhds. and
Il boxes of Crockery, Glass 4 China Wares
consisting Of Plates, Bowls, jugs, Mugs, Basons,
Teas, Tea Pots, Sugars. Creams, &c. &c. &C.
Blue Printed Dining setts--Glsss such az De
canters. Cut, Plain, and moulded, Tumblers
Wines, Salts, Nustards. Dishes. stand and sock
et Lamps, few pair cut with shades. China
Tea Sett. FURNISHED. ename'd. Landscape. &c.-a
small assortment Of Hard Ware.-Among The a
bore are some we'll assorted Crates for the cctln-
try trade.-Wsre repscked AZ usnal
Oct. %. (eopis.) (eopnstfl