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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-13
(.sercastle county, in the state of Detauare, set.

.,e,ccastle county, IN the state Of Detaware, sct
10y virtue Of an order of the Orphans court for the said
county Of Newcastle will be exposed to sale, at pub
lie vendue Saturday the hiryrst day Of May next at
two o'clock in the afternoon, at the house of Eli iambofn,
Innkeeper in the Borough of Wilmington Chrsana hum
dred and county aforesaid lot of ground on the corner
of Market and Hanover Streets in the borough aforesaid
on which are erected two story brick dwelling house,
with two story brick kitchens also two story frame
building nearly the lot is about 81 feet inches ON
Market street. and continues that width about IS feet
There is then an offset Of feet nches leaving the resi-
due the lot % feet to Hanover street. along which IT
continues about As feet making the whole about 70 feet
from Market street Also lot Of ground on the north
west side Of Orange street, being SO feet front OIL Orange
street and continuing that breadth about 6 feet which
are erected story brick dwelling house and name
Kitchen; bounded by lands Of Michael Mlnre and others
Also lot of Of marshin the Brandywne marsh, containing
three acres less, bounded by the marsh road,
marsh Of William Robinson Chrisiana creek, and marsh
Of Allan Thomson being the real estate OF James Mar
shall, decd.
Attendance will be given, and the terms of sale made
known at the and place aforesaid, by the executors Of
the said deceased, their attorney by order OF inc Or
phan's Court. MATTHEW MEAN, oefs.
| ew-Castle, April Soth, 1928. 40-ot
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REBELLION MEETING.

AT an adjourned meeting Of the Democratic Re
publican Citizens Of NewCa.lle County, at Red
Lion, on the 9th June, 1922, it was resolved that
this meeting adjourn to the second Saturday (l2h)
of June next, to meet at this place at ten O'Clock,
A. Nj.
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THE PUBLIC

WILL please withhold their opinion upon the shameful
w transaction which took place at br Dorseys tavern
on the evening of the Sd inst until investigation takes
place. and obligc their humble servant
JOSEPH lDDINGS.
yy;Jrninoton Nav 9th 1928, 40-2t
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BANK OF SMYRNA.

May 1st, 1928.
The Board of Directors have this day declared dividend
of per cent for the last months on the stock OF this
bank-which will be paid after the 9Th inst. BY or
der, ,. IL HoDooNs IasIieE
May 2nd, 1925. 4o-3t
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Baltimore, E7ag 8.


The barque Budget, arrived here yesterday from
St. Thomas, brings report current there before
she sailed, that Porto Labeo was to surrender to
the Colombian forces under General Paez on the
18th of April, if relief could not in The mean time
be obtained. The blockade of that place close
ly kept up by Commodore Daniels.
ANTWERP CLAIMS.-We are happy to state,
upon suficien, authority, that our government has
received Information from Mr.. GALLATIN our
minister at the court of France, that there is good
reason to believe the present French government
will allow and settle the claims of American mer-
chants for seizures of property made in the port Of
Antwerp under decree OF Bonaparte.
Famine.---In consequence OF The drought of
1922, and the severity OF the preceding winter, the
crops in that pant Of the country short, that
many of the inhabitants of Woodland Mills, Mont
gomcry County. Maryland, are nearly IN state Of
starvation. They have been compelled to make .
direct appeal the benevolence Of the citizens Of
Washington and Baltimore. They ask merely icr
q suftciency to purchase bread stats.-Phii. Gas.
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Candor is received. We would advise this hum
bile scribber to have little patience. We con-
strained in great measure to give precedence to
pieces in rotation as they are received. This candid
and literal literary merceau shall, however, have
place in our next, and if the author, whoever he
reay be, is not mortified at its appearance, certain
we are that his friends will be, for him.
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Ne,ccastGs county, in the state Of Delauare. set

.Ne,ccastJe county, IN the state Of Delaware. sct)
II virtue of an Order Of the Orphans Court for the said
county of Newcastle. will be exposed to sale al pub
lie venue, Saturday the 31st day Of May, inst at one
oclock in the afternoon, at the house OF Joshua utto
wilmington, sign of the Sheaf of Wheat, High sTeetal
that brick messuage and lot of land situate in the Borough
aforesaid bounded the Southeast by Wessrcet, on the
Northwest BY Pasturestree the Northeast by land OF
Allan McLane, and on the Southwest by land OF Joshua
ches in front on Wesstreet, and running that width
through 10 Pasturesree with the Improvements and APP
being the real estate Of Caleb Johnson dec
and be sold for the payment OF his debts Attendance
will he riyen and the terms of sale made KNOWN at the
time and place aforesaid by LEWIS H. JOHNSON, Admir-.
| of the said deceased, or his Attorney
| By oTier Of the Orphans Cospt, -,
MATTHEW KEAN, Cpk.
| Newcastle, May 9th, 1925 4o-4t
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Trenton Ap1.iL 96.

trenton sfp1lt 20.
Mr. Francis S. W1eoINs, Of this city, has issu-
led proposals for publishing by subscription work
written. originally by the Rev. RICHARD STEELE,
and revised by the Rev. DR. WATTS, entitled "Ihe
Religious I'radesman; or, Plain and Serious Hints
of Advice for the Tradesman's pruden, and pious
conduct; from his entrance into business to his lea
wing off, contained under the heads of, the Nature
of life Of business. and obligations to itof choc-
sing calling--of prudence dlscretion-of dill
gence-of justce--of TRUTH and Of ccntentmcnt, as
they relate to trade--of religion--of leaving our
calngs "--These subjects arc severally treated oil
in plain and practical manner, suited to the COM
prehension of every capacity and calculated to fix
conviction on every mind. We trust the volume
will be widely circulated, and attentively read; in
which case we have no doubt it will be the means
OF bene6ling many individuals, and doing much
good TO community. Those who may be requested
to subscribe TO this work may rely upon it that il
is no catch.penny production, but one of sterling
merit. 1t will be printed in an octadecimo vol. o.
about 500 pages, at Is cents.
NJ Subscriptions received at the Watch'n Office
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Chester, May 9th, 1928.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

stands posing and balancing bis g'tTb,r- M mind
pointed arms, fits before the eye Oh o. shades,
He comes to us as a thing of light aiiu - masses
radiance and sunbeams, wherever lon zone
But the brightness and the beauty aIe oiin9 up-
and we dwell with a darker tone oi allow !;
on Brougham. He stands dark anu .orrtiers
and, as he plays the accusing angel y Jsrision
and kings his lip curls and starts WIN whisper,
that is matchess, bis voice sinks 10 1.,1a than
which however, is more distinctly a9alns 9Ioo and
the roaring of any other man~in the ho"' cannot
his words fall heavy and slow Uhe J;ng 10
avoid thinking Of that gloom which accoIuirS rSea-
the great bard Of freedom, overshadoN,euI. INTO
ton when the first sin of man brought oea'''
the world "a
f" SKY lowered and murered thundei' sOn'
drops
Wept at completing Of the motal SIN.
And when, in the depth Of his awful gieanln?'
he has drained the gall Of an hundred enoiI 4
ties--when he was condensed and concoclg7 49,
to poison more deadly than that OF the oP"3
bis voice peals the harsh thunder ms foful aD 81
features dart forth the dark fires otthe Pia'e
retribntion the storm is on the wing anu
Iron sleet in arrowy shower.
Hurtles through the daTkened air
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

AS Just received for sale fresh supply of
- SEASONABLE GOODS, ,amongwhi are.
Superfne, Fine and low price BRO ADCLOTHS:
DO. do. do. CASSIMERES !:
Extra sHPer6ne power loom black BROAD.
Blue, Olive, drab and mixed French QUEENS
CLOTHS
Blue, olive, and mixed PELISSE CLOTHS
! Bale assorted FLANNELS-yerv cbean
Scarlet figured SALISBURY FLANNELS
k-1 s1zrtfasl
Bales figured and plain BOMBAZETTS
Scotch and Tartan PLAIDS-CarolineP PLAIDS;
5-4 black French BAZINES-worsted do
CASHMERE SHAWLS, great variety
Ladies silk, kid and beaver GLOVES;
Velveteen HDKFS.-Merino SHAWLS;
British COTT0NS-Irish LINENS, soft dress
CALICOES, variety-FURNITURE PATCH f;
Bales Waltham SHEETING and SHIFTING;
BED-TICKING, very cheap--4-4 & Ga CAM
BRJCS
MUSLINS, plain and figured
SWISS MUSLINS, plain, figured and dotted
VESTINGS-silk, worsted l. lambs wool HO-
SIERY
Russia and American DIAPERS
Flag Bandanna black g. German silk HDKFS. ;
Super6ne blue FLUSHING-drab and olive
DUFFILS
Gentlemen's Black silk CRAvATs Fancy
HANDKERCHIEFS
RIBBONS, great variety-GINP TRIMMINGS,
&c. &c. ALSO.
20 groce CANES for CALASHES, very cheap
Sept 80.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

LIST OF LETTERS,
d EMAINING in the Post-Ofice at North-Yar
mouth, October lst 1928.
Joseph Anderson, Amos NJ Hayes,
Betsey Andrews, Benjamin Hanblin,
Joanna Alen,2 Mary Haskell.
Silvanus Blanchard, 3 Solomon Low,
Solomon Babson. Abner Morse,
Francis Bennett, Samuel Moody,
Joseph Baker, Andrew Mann,
Otis Briggs, Abigail Merrill,
Curtis Chute, James X. Noble,
Simeon Crowell. John Prescott,
Cleaves & Kendick, David Parker,
Robert Cory, Jun. Leach D. Prince,
Henry Cox Jun. Sarah Pierce,
Edward B. Coe. John w. Rich,
Susannah w. Colby. Jabez Reder,
Mrs Clements John Randall,
Lucy B. Chase, Olive g. Russell,
J. e. G. Eldridge, Eliza Roberts, 2
William Favour. David Seabury,
Nathaniel Foster, Thomas SebTe,
Judeth Pickett. Aeneus SInklear,
William Field, John Thomas
Ebenezer Fogg, William Thomas, 2
| Joshua Gray, Joseph Thomas,
James Gooch, Elizabeth Thomas, 2
Lemuel Harvey, Moses Titcomb,
Josiah Hall, Samuel Warren,
William Hammond, Zadock Whitcomb,
Mercy Harris, 2. Benjamin Whitney.
Rufus Hamelton,
DANIEL MITCHELL, POst-Judstsr.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
WILLIAM OXNARD,
No 5, .BusSey's RO0, Middle Street.
HAS just opened for Sale an extensive as
L Il sortment of
Fall and Winter GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
BROADCLOTHS /; CASSIMERES /; FLAN.
nels Coatings; Dufils Green Booking Ker-
seys; Pelisse Cloths Blankets plain and fgur-
ed Bombazetts; Fig'd Rattinetts Vestings
labby Velvets Calicoes Ginghams; White
and Cold Cambrics ; Muslns Flag, Bandanna
and Black Silk Handkerchiefs Turban, and
Cotton DO. Brown Linens Long Lawns Dia-
per; Table Linen Worsted Hose Umbrellas
Boxes Cotton Balls Wire Thread Sewing Silk
Black Twilld and Italian Lustrings Blk and
Green Sarsnets and Sinchaws Italian Grape
silk, Beaver and Kid Gloves Buckram Padd-
ing Buttons Pound and Bundle Pins Needles,
&c. sc.
Factory Sheeting, Shirtings, Sattinetts, Tick
ing, Ginghams, Threads, &c sc.
Oct. z. 1923. 3w
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

CROCKERY.

SUcH AS, CRATES in original packages well
assorted for the country-C. c. edged, cold. en-
and and printed PLATES-Twifers and Muf-
fin DISHES-NAPPIES- and
Coffee CUPS and SAUCERS-Tea POTS-SU-
GARS-CREANfS-CH CHAMBERS-EWERS &
BASONS-oval and round Tea SETTS-or
each eparate-Dining WARE, in setts or other
wse-Pickle -N1ustards-Peppers and
Salts -
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

-AMoEG WHICH ARE
Fine French LADIES' CLOTHS. fashionable
colors and mixtures, large assortment of COM
mon do. blue, blk drab and mixd LONDON
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, some of which
are OF very superior quality, together with an
elegant assortment of mddling pric'd, which
VIII De sold, great bargains by the piece or less
quantity, Scotch and Tartan PLAIDS, FLAN
NILS, BOOKINGS, SATINETTS. BOMBA-
ZETTS, CAMBLETS, CASHMERE and Imi.
tation MERIN0 SHAWLS, nice Merino lone
SHAWLS, CAROLINE PLAIDS, GINGHAMS'
hgured and plain Nankin and Canton GRAPES,
Concans LUSTRES, superior Italian and twil'd
Levantine SILKS, black and white Lutte
STRINGS, SARSNETS, Italian GRAPES. silk
and tabby VELVETS, imitation, figured, book
and Swiss MUSLINS, imitation muslin HAND
KERCHlEFS, from Is Cd to 4s. CORDED
CAMBRIA, blk and white silk HOSE. worsted
do. hgd silk and superior London VESTINGS.
hg'd RATT1NETTS, British COTTONS. LIN.
EMS, DIMOTIES, CALICOES, CAMBRICS. &.
z, 8 and l0-4 linen DAMASK, FURNITURES'
gentlemens and ladies' silk, beaver and kid
GLOVES, guilt coat BUTTONS, sewing SILK
BUCKRAM, BROWN HOLLAND, &C. SC.
ALSO
10 Bales ofDomestic Sheetines and Shirtings
do. ftickings-cloths for carriage Innings
&c. &c. with many other articles which win be
sold for cash at prices unusually low, at
No. 6, Mussey's Row. .Middls-Street.
October T.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

DANAWAY from the subscriber, on the
II 26th Of Sept. inst. an Indented Appren-
tice to the Cooperins Business, by the name
Of CHARLES c. HARMON, about % years
of age. All persons are forbid harboring OF
trusting him on my account, as shall pay
no DEB Of his contracting.
SAMUEL CHASE.
Portland, Sept. 80, 1928.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

Common, cutand prest DECANTERS-Tu
Wines-Castor Bottles and Salts Of more
than 100 different patterns-C -Cruets-Lamps-
lamp Glasses-show Bottles-preserve Jars
Jellies-Custards-L observation-disclosures
Pipes-Ink Stands-Rottles and Elasks
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
PORTLAND
BOOKS Sg0RRa
:. : - ,p AEJdIe Cgresg

BOOKS MSg0BRa
M 0 Merchants Po,g. Middle Street.
PORTLAND,
CORRESPONDING between the Hon.
" John Adams, late President Of the United
States, and the late VIM. Cunningham Esq
Seleck Osborn's Poems
The 9th, 7th, and 9Th Cantos OF Don Juan
The Cabinet of uriosties-Jamieson Logic
Conversations on Natural Philosophy
do. do. Chemistry
Sweate' Family Prayers
Timber Merchants Guide
BENEFITS Bookkeeping
Buttmann's Greek Grammar
LAW
Maddock's Chancery
Sugden on Powers
Fields Blackstone
Adams on ejectment
Espinasse on Evidence
Roberts on Frauds
Caldwell on Arbitration
Newland on Contracts
Hammond on Parties to Actions
Montifore's Preeedents
ALSO
Farmers Almanac for 1924, fOl
sale by the QUANTITY.
Sept 80, 1923. 3w
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
CHARLES BLANCHARD

No 3, Merchants Roac, Middle Street.
HAVlNG lately made considerable additions
IA to bis stock before on hand, offers for sale
articles of
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
O. HI Ma.

60 TEA SETTS, low priced and handsome,
Tea and Coffee CUPS and SAUCERS-covered
DISHES, 2 and pieces-cake PLATES-De-
seft Setts-Fruit Baskets-Bakers-Te Pots
Sugars-Cr Creams and Jups
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

There is an obligation % ocom7lacencv. we
had almost said To humility Of manners, which
the acquisition of wealth or station laws on
every man, though it has often,- especially on
weak minds, directly opposite effect. "A GER
tain degree Of inattention, or even rudeuess
which from an equal we may easily pardon,
from a superiour becomes serious injury.
Men grow furious only for error and ab-
surdity. A concern for virtue has never vet
shewn itself in deeds Of violence; it has new
er made any inroads on the Pc &c Of society
it has never tramPIed on the rights Of con
science, or welded the sword Of persecution. 1t
may have toiled with earnestness 10 reclaim
il but it has never burst forth into acts Of
hostility against even the most corrupt and
depraved. E. CogGn's Sermons.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
PORTLAND GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED Ry

FObLloHED BY
ADAMS, PAINE g. WOODBURY.,
S0Tmsr'of CoSrt and Federal Streets, Portland
CoNDrTloNs.-Two Dollars per annum; half
IA advance. If not paid within the year. Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents. (S5-No papers dis
continued till all arfearages are paid.
UIl- advertisements inserted on The usual fern,
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
GEORGE ". SMITH,
MIDDLE-SrREET, PORTLAND,
Hds Just TeceaUed an ertensiye assortment Of
DRY GOODS

A MoNG WHICH ARE Blue, Black Brown
IN Drab and Mix'd BROADCLOTHS and
CASSlMERES-QUEEN CLOTHS-PE-
LlSSE CL0THS-White, Yellow and Green
o.-BOCKINGS-DUF
II MLS-kERSEYS-COATINGS-Tar Plads;
Plain and Fig TTS-RATTINETTS
BAZlNES-Furniture PATCH-COP-
PERPL PLATES-CALICOES and Tabbv
EELVETS-MUSLINS- S-CAMBRICS ICS-CARO-
LINE PLAlOS-SYNCHAW S-SARSNETTS
LEV VANIlNES-Cassimere SHAWLS-Cassi-
mere HANDkF' 'S.-Irish LINENS-LAVVNS-
British COTTONS-Silk and Cotton HDKFS.
Black Silk and Barcelona HDKFS.-Russia and
American DIAPERS-Linen DAMASK-BIack.
White and Slate colored WORSTED HOSE
Beaver and silk GLOVES, UMBRELLAS-Bla
White and Green Italian CRAPES-Check'd a and
Spotted ESTINGS-TAPES-
Sewing SILKS-TWISTS- TS-BUTTONS-Bro
UCKRAM-PADDING, sc. sc.
ALSO
S-BEDTICKINGS- S-SHEETINGS
-SHlRTlNGS-SATTIN &c.
October 4, 1923.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
STONE WARE.

VIZ IIoI1I 41'IlC % IIIFC sdNUlIs-I IICHUTs-
Jugs-Mugs-Flower Pots-Pickle Pots
Hard Ware and Fancy Articles.
Ivory and bone handle Table and Desert
KNIVES and FORKS-plated, non and Britain
ia Table and Tea SPOONS-Block Tin and Brit
tania Tea POTS-Waiters-S Snuffers and Trays
-Candesticks-Plated and Japan Castors-sad
Irons-common and fancy Bellows-Shovels
and Tongs-Brushes, &c.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
a Lot of WARE p9rtIa, dgnoped.

- AI"' " - mn PbTtty oHHupeu'
" Ware repacked for the Country as cheap as
can be purchased IN this place, on the same terms
Of Credit, or for Cash.
October T.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
ran and Winter GOODS.
JOSEPH HARROD

AS Just received for sale fresh supply of
n H SEASONABLE GOODS, DS,amongwhichare are
SuPerine, Fine and low price BRO ADCLOTHS
do. do do CASSIMFRFS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14
journal Of Foreign Mediciae.
Conducted by SAMUEL FMLIN Jr NJ
u. aud WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. u.

As It's title indicates, the journal now altered
TO the patronage oithe public, will he ron,,r;rt
"a .''''e o" the principle Of Selection The
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Synopsis oil the Foreign Magazines, Journals.
ana "e'ie"S, appropriated TO Medrine and It's
kindred Sciences
NO one will doubt the importance of this de.
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WORKS oil Europe. As is incident to such nth
heaaohs, the matter which they contain is alto
gether OF iNed nature. and Of mel It's the most
unequal. They a.e vast field, where Golden
wheat IS too OF en- choked BY useless or perm.
cious tafes, aid where it impofls us Ike the
pfsdent hnsbandman, to reject the one and
hoard the other. These jurisdictions are
moreover, al THIS time so Humorous. so costly
and 50 dfhcnlt to lie procured. that really fbry
can only be consulted by a large majority of the
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exhibit the progress olthe Physical Sciences a.
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tnc kePtttoiy, and va csInmencedin January,
1921.
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Christian Advocate.

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uanhy, at II um.s important, Is Peculla ly 30 Al
ths time, and ia tins count y HE * OF
the truth as Il Is Ia jesus, a. using "a. theh I'll
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influence, oy the pow nal auAiliAies ot eIudi-
ton and Taste anu rttne truth be lett naAed, OF
appeal Only IL careless Ur sloVeuly gab, II
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ton ot tae conman y winch cDl7I Is ol the
yeuas, the cuitlFa Cd and tie .spi my. We
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oence, and the INFLUENCE .! Divine grlce, ia Il e
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uuced. When tie euemie, uf vita eoda ,ess
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ine erILs "t.i-n they aUtlse. Ia tiis wee the
Christian y Vo1 ate aapl, <, to take pat ; sen-
bible, ,pdesd, that lnuzt he an h4mb.e part
II aspues to &c sptntWnat strnn .uta IN pie.
wang he evil oitaCts OF htelatuIe n.s app led ,
~ euu lng ana diltusiHg SOUND oibhca. CT
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enaeav grmgto cherish the love OF learning and
AUST taste 1Ihons the you ger Clergy, o
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.hs tont and aspect ol t,ue e.anseiieal p,ety,
winch shall dem rs ta.e that 1t Is Lot hostile
z Dat h'shy fFo ale TO :. WHAT'S ever lnps arc
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s'el to r,t5,cA
The kln,s OF matte which this publication
vii contaIn, It IL net Thought necessary 70 spe.
city IN detail / IA Edtoi wi nave CONSTANTLY
Del liz h'm ths b ST reg, Gus nllacellenies ,wh Ell
are pnhi he'd both IN Eaiope ani tue UGlt. d
oiaIes, and vii. eadeavor, as ar a, pos hle, 70
mJte. d improve his own work, by All the
aids wnca he can derive from lhcse sUurces.--
Is only tn ,u9ht necessary to mention par'i
c3!ar y, that an attempt will be made 10 give a
eo"deiae anG comp,eh nsNe si-w oi religious
nteiigence tha. the re@dc vi the Chi tan
adYocaie IN y kn'w the existing ,ta'c OF BIB =,
socielies, mlsaian,, AID reglyas Of religion
Without BENZ at l. expense audt cube, wGicl
many cam t Afford, o. purchasing and reading
Tue numerous pu hcst,on., - which thve il
teles'ins and inpor2nl otiec.s have ,ecent J
gNel occasion
a number otthe Christian Advocate shall b
s5ued IN the il,at week Of every tnunth
ohereahoitlt c pratit- %! tin, work sha'l hell
10 form a fund 10 be app op iatrd annually Il
fzi4il IAN chm b. ~ n,
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