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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-11
ROYAL LINCOLN,


No. 2, Ercbdu Street, Portland,
HAS just received very large and extensive
" ass ortmeat Of
.NEV AND FASFTON.AB GOODS,
suitsole Tor the approaching season.
CONSISTING Of
Superhne fine, and middling BROADCLOTHS,
Superfne fine and nidJlng CASSIMERES,
Dark bIue, light blue pearl Queens CLOTHS,
Colored Pelise CLOTHS. KERSEYS,
pUFFILS- BOOKINGS,
An elegant assortment of VESTINGS,
Scotch, Tartan and Caroline PLAIDS,
Plain and figured BOMBAZETTS,
I" RATTINETTS,
CASHMERE SHAWLS, the best assortment ever
offered in town, consisting Of red, white, drab,
pearl, slate and maroon cOlors, plain and Dor
dered,
Light and dark cotton SHAWLS,
Dimotes: Merino SHAWi.S and SCARFS,
Merino Hdkfs. and POINTS,
Red, white, green and yellow FLANNELS,
2 cases black and coior'd Nankin GRAPES,
9 s . Canton DO.
Black and color'd sINCHAWs u SARSNEFTS,
Plaid antgreen SILKS,
Italian GRAPES,
Flag, Bandanna, fancy and black Silk Hdks.
and Madras cotton do.
3 land A CALlCOES,
FURNITURE S-CAMBRICS,
Turkey CLOTHS Green Table CLOTHS
647-48-4 and 1914 aosE BLANKETS,
Fancy MUSLINS- Cambria do-JEANS,
silk & Tabby VELVETS- LINENS-- II OSIERY
PINS-cotton BALT.S-Floss COTTON,
RIBBONS, newest fashions,
Plain and twilled 6 BALLOONS,
BRAIDS-HOOK and EYE5-GI.OVES;
TWIsT-sewing SILKS,
CARPETlNGS, &c. &c.
III Is o.
Factory Shirtings and Sheetings bingham,
-Checks -Bedf.ektnss-S atttnetis--
Threads &c. &C.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-11
EDWARD HOWE,
No. 5, Merchants RGW, MIDDLE STREET.
II As just received, and now opening, an ex-
l. L tensive assortment of
NTEEU HnnDC u:

SuperGne, middIing 8. low priced BROAD
CLOTHS
Do. do. do. CASSIMERES ;
Ladies Cloth-Dufis-Ela nkets-F'lsRnelsi
Cashmere Shawls-Long Shawls
Aerino Poinis-Ccroline Plaids;
Green Booking Bomsazetts, twil'd Ggul'd
and plane;
5 black Hombaz ine--bue Rattinet;
Twi.'J Gag observation-disclosures Italian
Handkerchiefs
Fancy silk ndkerchiefs--twi'd German
Handk erchiefs
Plaid Sarsnets-fgu,'d black silk Vesting;
Black silk Velvet-W oOlen es,Ings
Woneu's black and slate color'd wur>ted Ho Sc
Mems worsted wool end Angola haR Hose :
Children's wors'ea and wool Socks
Wotren'- black and Rhi'e kid Gloves
Chiidrep'- Gloy e.. II en', black Gloves;
Cote Tinbre. las -Caliico-blsck Linen
Chintz iurniture--bi4ck Camhrick Grape:
Twilpd and plane Galioons-Tsffita Ribbons /;
linen Chec,l-Iancaster Sheeting & Shiriings ;
Spool Cot'oa-Si!k and Twist
Coat vest, gilt aud silk Buttons
/ bale CARPETiNG.
-HISO-
live Geese and common FEATHERS
Bedtcking. Frnges, Laces. &c.
BEDS made At short notice
PAPER HANGiNGS, great assortment
Nov. ;, 1922.
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Fresh Goods.

JUST RFCEvED Ar
No. d. Exchange Street, Portland,
GUPERFINE Flag Handkerchief.
- do. German do.
Fine Bandanna do.
Fancy Birds Eye do.
Japan and Checked Cravats,
Thread and Meckln Laces,
Caroline Pads. Red Cashmere Shawls,
Red White and Yellow Flannels,
Fig'd Bombazetts, Tartan Plahis,
Superfne Border'd Valencia Vestings,
Swiss and fg'd Book Muslins,
Beaver and Kid Gloves.
Ladies lined Plush Gloves,
GentIemen's Worsted Hose and Socks,
do Lambs Wool do
Hollis Sewing Cotton,
Plain and fg'd White Lace,
Merno Trimming and Fringe,
Imitation Shell Combs,
Also
An additional assortment of Americ an GOODS
all Of which will be sold at the lowest prices
by LYFORD & GILMAN.
Feb. II, 1923. IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-11
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.

TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
No.11, Jones R0w, Erchange street. Portland.
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
Has RECEIVE D.
fRO or. casks off. r. F. and TIP.
500 canisters r. 7. and F. and T. P.
Which he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the Highest recon-
mendations from officers the U. States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished al a short notice
C65-GentlemeRare invited to call and examine
the above Powder. tr Oct. %
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THE CUMBERLAND AND OK
-D1p n,,r 1,nppnp 17rTnA-

He COJH - EhLV1J' - "LJ'1I va
FORD CANAL CORPORATIONS.
THE original proprietors Of the Cumberland
IL and Oxford Canal Corporation, and their
associates, are hereby notified and warned to
meet al the dwelling house Of ia LoNGLFF,
ESQ. of Raymond, in the county Of Cumberland
{nnholder, on MONDAY, the sereHteeHth dag ot
March inert, at two of the clock 10 the afternoons
10 act upon the following articles, viz
fst. To choose mod orator to preside at said
meeting.
Cd To elect President. Vice President,
Treasurer, Sec etary, and such other oflcers ana
agents for said corporation may be CONSIDERED
necessary to perform the duti and promote the
objects and intentions Of said corporation.
Sd. To establish such By Laws for the Pru-
dent management Of the affairs and concerns OF
said corporation, not repugnant the constitu-
ton and Laws Of the State Of Maine, as may
be judged expedent.
4th. TO adopt measures TO procure an able
~ surveys, &c. and estimai Of the probable
expense ofmaking said Canal.
5th. To agree upon method OF warning
future meetings Of said oorpor alton.
SAMUEL aAINDIREws,) .Proprietors Of
NATHANIEL HOWE. Corpornf i3,I
ARTHUR McLELLAN,1
Dated at Bridgton the 18th day Of Feb. A. u.
1928.
N. B. All the good citizens Of Maine, who
are disposed to become members of said COrpo-
ration upon a footing Of equality with the origin
al proprietors are hereby respectfully invited to
attend the above notified meeting.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-11
REMOVAL

SAMUEL FESSENDEN and THOMAS ARoRY
! DEbLolS councillors and Auomies al Law. have
Removed from the Office, formerly occunied III then,
% Rooms over the store Of Mr. Ehenezer Webser in
Hopkins 6ufidings, IN .Eiddle Street opposite INV
mead Cross-sreet where any business entrusted 10 t
VII Il gratefully received and faithfully transacted
ASAHaitAl jan -, lExS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-11

GrAMERICAN GOODS,L~0
CHEAPER THAN ETER.
HENRY I'll. BOODY,
Opposite CUMBERLAND BANK, ExrhaHge.
~ Street, PORTL AND,
OFFERS FOR s,LF, AT REDUCED PRTcF>.
5000 ID. YARN, from No. 6, to %, Blue
and White,
1900 yds. GINGHAM, warranted colours,
1000 do Apron Check.
5000 DO brown SHIRTINGS, very low,
1900 do do sHEMINGS,
400 do Watham sFTsRTINGS, bleech'd,
700 do Waltham SHGETINGS, do.
1000 do Waltham COTTONS, nnbieech'd No. 2,
1900 90 Waltham sHIRTINGs. DO.
Shaker BED1TCkLNG Knitting Yarn !;
SL.ACKS and Sezcing COTTO.NS,
Of all colOrs, and superior quality.
- 4LSO-
UjFGENTLEmTN, LADIES, MISSES and CHILD
REN's Morocco and Leather
SHOES d BOOTS
Manufactured by the hest workmen.
UPMERcHANTs in Town or Country and all
Others who wish TO purchase any Of the ahGVe
GOODS, will do well to call, as they are from
the oldest and best Mandatory in America, and
received regularly every week, which gives them
the superiority over any sold in Town.
GJTN. u. WANTED az above, 800 GOOD
WEAV ERS: none need apply excepting such as
can be well recommended
Feb. 10, 1923. Ctf)
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GARDINER IRON WORKS.

GARDINER IRON WORKS.
THE Subscriber, Agent Of the GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale at
the Agency Store in Gardiner, the following ar.
tices viz 49,
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mil do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mil SpindIes,
Hatter's Basins, -Clother's Plates,
Crow Bars,-Piough MouIds and CouIters,
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad ons,-Cast Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons Of al sizes,
Brands for names, &C. made at short no
tice
The above articles will be cold cheap for cash
or approved credit. Orders for any description
q castings will Be executed puOctually in the
best manner. nj. SPRINGER Jr IaeEf
Gardiner, Sept. Q, 1920. A.
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
htRECr from the masufaciorv and for sale
- by the subscriber NJ Chambers over the
PORTLAND Book SToRR, No. Q, Merchants Row.
Middle Street, Portland,
IL Bales factory YARN, first quality, from No.
to No. 10,
bales cotton BATTING for Comforters.
Q cases do. do.
5 bales Dover SHEETINGS and cHTRTINCc
4 do. Rockingham brown SHIRTINGS (stout)
1 do. Exeter SATINETT,
3 DO. Lisbon do.
90 VI. Spanish and American Cigars
10 PLOUGHS ofdifferent sizes, made By frst
rate workman, at Sutton (Mass)
HORACE SEAVER.
Feb. H. CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-11
CROCKERY WARE,
Al Enthusiastically.
JAMES Il. CAH0ON

TT As for sale a general assortment Of Crock
= FRY WARE, rat the Office, OF Messrs. Att
wood & Quincy, Erctange-Strest, Portland at
as low rate as can be purchased in town for cash
or credit Hc has on hand Crates we'll assorted
for the country market, consisting Of G. @. en-
amelIed and p. p. Ware. ANY orders for Ware,
Will be gratefully acknowledged and promptly
attended to.
j. B. G. Flatters himself that he shall receive
a share Of public patronage, particularly from
those Of his friends with whom he is acquainted.
also, For Sale as above,
hhds Sugar,
trunks Calcoes, containing about 1000 yds
Jan. 7, 1923. IT,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17

M The sem,.weekly Paper, at 81, end The
xeckiy Paper, al = per ahln'n' falapis ~
,3vsace-No subscription will be received ior
. - time than siN months: and 10 raperWiil
- discontinued fhni At the discretion OF the
ra,,arsl antil all atrrarsres are rriJ
n AiNeriisemen viii he inserted at 90
cents ,rr square Tor less tile lrst tune, and
~ IL cents fer each continuance. Those
from distance must be paid for previous 10
their iusertion. CT the payment assumed ny
so.ne responsible person IN lynchhhrg
~ All letters addressed 10 the Editor NH
be pesr rAtn, or they will mel be attended 'o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17

The following gentlemen compose the
Board of Directors of the Bank of Nirgi-
MIA aud IFS Branches for the present year
Richmond.-J. Brockcnbrough, Edw',
Cunningham, Tho's Rutherford, Wm. CALI
Robert Douthat, Edm'd Christian, Edm'd
Taylor, .Roh't Gwathmey, PAlip Ilaxal
ilez. l.. Wright, VIM. Nealc, Jas. Gray
Geo. Watson, Tho's Mas5ie.
PetetSbrg .-W. II, Johnson, John ii
Brown, Richard Field, John + May, Ed.
ward Powell, Joel Harmon, VIM. Haxall
John X. Archer, Alexander Cunningham
John Slith, john &. Armistead, Daniel {
Butts, Thomas Wallace.
.NoYoik.-Wm. b. Lamb, William y
Selden, William A. Armistrad Dangeriied
Stark, John L. Holt, JAS. Nelson, Bur.
well Is. Mosely, Eusene Higgins, Ca
leh Bonsa|, Samuel Mosely, William Fran.
chs, Christopher Fry, Jesse l.. Dupuy
fredericksburg - Hugh Mercer, Robt S
Chew, John Scott, John S. Wexford, vii.
liam A. Knox, Bazil Gordon, James Vass
David Henderson, John II. Ford, John
Roy, Fielding Lucas, john II. Lomax
John PEEK.
Lyach5urg. William Nnrvcll, William
Warwick John Early, William Is. Lynch,
Henry DAVIS, David Kyle John o. Irit-
w;ch, James Lcftwitrh, Thomas Massie,
Baldwin M'Daniel, james Martin, I'LL Car
ter, John S. CabelI.
-"s1s-.
DIRECTORS
u The FdrmerS, Bank Of Jirginia and It's
branches for the gear 1873.
FoR RICHMOND.
BIZ the ETecutire.-P. n. Nicholas, Ben
lamiu Tate, james Rawlings, Wade Mos
by, Jr. Thomas Brockenbrough, Solomon
Jacobs, L. Z. Mayo, Arch'LT ylor, E. W.
R0utes.
By the .Stockholaers.-Robert Pollard
James szer, Frederick peasants, Seymour
Scott, Sam' Marx, Beverley Blair.
FoR NoRFoLK.
By The E1eoutire.-Richard Blow, VIM.
e. Holt, Msrdecai Cook, Tho's B. Sey-
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n1our, Robert b. Siarke, YIN. D. Henley,
Richard Dnimmond, William Ioyall.
BY TIE .Stockboiders-Narren Ashley,
james Ta,lor, Nm. g. Camp, Philip L.
Tabb, Geo. ". Camp.
FoR PETERSBURG.
Bv he JLeeuiire.-- William Clark, Jna.
V. Wilcox, William Robertson. lr. Robert
Boiling, Edw'd Watkins, Jas Bolsseau, Al
den Speoner, JOHN Hinton.
Hy M Stoeiioif,rs--Donald Mackcn-
zie, Francis Lynrh, Griffin Urgain, John
linton, Jabcz Snilh.
FoR LlSoHEfHa.
BY he Ereeutiee.--HenrS S.Langhorne,
Jno. Watts, Jqo. Meem. Nm. VI. Klses,
Cha's =. Talialerro, Red Pollard, Jno.
Scheduled, Henry Clark.
By The .Stoekhoidtrs.--W VIM. Radford,
George Cabell, Tho. Higginbotbam, John
Bullock, Christopher Ninlgee.
FOR FRLDEgIcKsBrRG
BY the Ereeuleue.-Cartcr l.. Stevenson,
John TaIialerro, John Gray, VIM. NJ.
Thomson Of Culpep.r, Silas Wood, VIM.
{. Bealc, Geo. Hamilton, Garril Minor.
b. ht dOokhoiders.--Wm Bernard, An
thony Buck, Reuben +. Thorn, Samuel
Forbes.
IoR NfEcnEsTIR.
by The EJtcutipe.-Dani Lee, Isaac
lIollingsworth, Rob't Page, John Markey,
Beatty Carson, VIM Morris, Jos. kcan,
Edw'd |. Smith.
by the Stockholdtrs-Alfrcd II. Powell,
Jacob Baker, John Baker, Godfrey Miller,
Geo. OrIick.
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THE VIRGINI.AN.
Yarsrsp asn rvslisHEn ~

Main 81. opposite .nessrs. LejiW'eh d Cfayfor'
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HANk DIRECTORS

January Il, 1923.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-07
$1,000
1910

The birthday of Washington was celebrated at
New Castle by the Members of st. Johns Lodge,
No. Q, and by the Brethren from Wilmington,
Mddletown and Glasgow, invited to participate with
them in rendering the homage Of respect and graft
tude to the memory of their iLlustrious brother.
Az 10 O'Clock, on the morning of the 22d ult the
of music from the Hall Of St. Johns Lodge through
Orange, Delaware, Front, Harmony and Market
streets. to Emmanuel Church. Prayers were read
by the Reverend Mr.. Williston, of Trinity Church,
Wilmington, and an eloquent and appropriate Ora
ton delivered by brother Kensey ]. Van Dyke, to
large and most respectable audience. The masonic
hymns which were sung, were judiciously selected.
Alter the Grafton was pronounced, the brethren
rendered homage 10 the Grand Architect Of the
Universe by joining in the solemn and mystic rite
of three times three.
Not the least confusion occurred to mar the salts
faction all must have felt this occasion. For the
strict order which was preserved, the brethren are
much indebted to the udicious arrangements of
brother John Beville, the Marshal.
At O'Clock the brethren sat down to an excellent
and plentiful dinner, provided by brother Bennett
Lewis. Mindful even in the moments of festive
enjoyment OF the strict temperance Masonry en-
joins upon her sons they separated in harmony at a
seasonable hour.
The folloacing' Toasts ,rere drank.
1st. The Memory of Washington.
Cd. The Memory of our worthy brother, General
Warren.
Sd. The Memory of Bejamin Franklin, an emf
nent brother, and one OF the ablest advocate. of
American Independence.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-07

4th. The Grand Lodge of Delaware.
5th. The Fair seq excluded from our LODGES,
but, never from our hearts.
9th. The Holy Aliance-Masons are proud to
share with the gallant Greeks, the enmity of this
league of despots.
9TH. Secrecy-when necessary
8th Firm to our Understandable to our foes.
9Th. Charity--of gifts the most excellent.
VOLUNTEERS
BY brother w. I. Read, Worshipful Master OF
St Johns Lodge, No 2.-Our Masonic brethren
of Wilmington.
BY brother A. Hamilton, Deputy Grand Master
of the Grand Lodge of Delaware The Master,
Wardens and Brethren of ST Johns Lodge. No. 9.
BY brother John Riddle.-1he Orator of the day.
BY brother James Riddle, Jr. Past master Of St.
Johns Lodge No 2.-Tbe Memory of Israel Israel,
Late Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania
BY brother Evan H. Thomas The Memory of
Dr. James Tilton, an eminent brother, and patriot
of '76,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-07

changed within one year from the date hereof OF
sooner, 1t possible. But The execution of the said
convention shall commence in both countries on the
Isl OF October next, and shall be effective, even in
case OF non ratification, for all such vessels as NAV
have sailed bona tide for the ports of either nation,
in the confidence Gifts being in force.
In faith whereof the respective plenipotentaries
nave signed the present convention, and have there
to affixed their seals, a; the city of Washington this
Gath day of June. 4. D 1922.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, fist
G. HYDE DE MELVILLE. LIS.
SEPARATE ARTICLE.
The extra duties levied on either side before the
present day, by virtue Of the act of Congress of 5th
May 1892 and OF the ordonnance of Goth July of
the same year, and others confrmatiye thereof, and
which have not already been paid back shall be re-
funded
Signed and sealed above, this oath day of June,
1929. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, f. ST.
e HYDE DE NEUVlLLE.fL 81
Now, therefore, be it known, that /, JAMES
MONROE, President Of the United States. have
caused the said Convention and first separate Arti
Gle to be made public; to the end that the same
and every clause and article thereof may be obser-
we'd and fulfilled with good faith by the United
States and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv
L. S. hand, and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this twelfth
day OF February, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty
thee, and OF the independence of the
United States the forty seventh
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
Secretary Of State
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-07

DlED-at his residence ST. Georges on the 28h ult
Mr.. JOHN FORD, in the 43d year of his age.
The deceased was man of engaging manners and all
who knew him appeared to be bound him by the ties of
affection friendshpHe left second wife, to whom he
had been married about six MONTHS and three children to
depore the loss of of the best of husbands and kim
dest of parentsBy his death society has to lament the
loss of one of its most worthy members
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-07
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold Public Sale, Thursday the goth dav
w of March inst. the farm house of the subscriber
situate in Newcastle undredabout two miles from Chris
tiana Bridge three from Newport and three from New
castle-atey the residence of William Jameson dec all
her Stock and Turning Utensils, consisting of horses cows
workoxen and steers, hogs sheep, pIoughs harrows,
wagons, CARTS gears large cooking stove and many ar
ticles not enumerated Sale commence at 10 O'Clock ON
said day. ELIZA l.. ROBSON
March 9TH, 1928. 2l-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-07

Mr.. LEONARD has just completed course of
Lessons in Writing, with satisfaction to his pupils,
whose astonishing improvement bears ample les
timony to his competency to perform what he has
undertaken. We understand he will commence a
second course on Monday next at Mr.. Ptumleys Inn.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-07
EFFECTS OF lNrEMpERANCE.

A man who had been employed as Machine
Maker in one of the Cotton Factories in Thompson
(Con.) being on his return home, one night last
week, in state of ntoxicaton, fell down, and was
frozen to death. In the town, on the night OF
the 9th instant, "a dwelling house, occupied by a
man and his wife, both drunkards, was destroyed by
fire and the wife, being in tit of inoxcation, was
burnt to death The husband, though likewise in
toxicated at the time, rescued by the neghbors
from the hames.-Rh. Isl. .9m.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-07
CHEAP GOODS,

TES0 reduce small stock of winter goods Cloths Cas
mers, sattinetts &c. offered either wholesale or
retail at reduced prices And almost any article of the
growth produce manufacture of the United States will
be received in exchange for these and goods at No.
Ill, Market Street, Wilmington.
JOHN r. BRINCKLE!.
March 9TH, 1923. 21-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-07

BY late report of the Methodist Episcopal
Churchill appears thI: the 'otal number of Metho-
dsts in Great. Britain and her dependencies is
252,57O. and the number of travelling preachers
there go In the United States west of the Allie
gany there are more than one hundred and five
thousand members, about four hundred travelling,
and nearly one thousand local preachers.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-07
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the estate of Mary PDanies
IA late of Mill Creek Hundred, are requested to make
immediate payment and those having claims against said
estate present them, legally atesed for settlement
JOHN WHITMAN, } Ill,
ROBERT DENNISON. 'i'"A o.
March s, 1925 21--4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-07
FOR SALE.

A Black Woman and Boy-The woman is twenty years
IA old and has ten to serve is good house servanThe
boy sixteen and is to until thirty FIVE has been
customed to work on farm.
0jTFr affirmation apply at the Office Of the Fatehman.
March 7th, 1898 Gift
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-07
PHILADELPHIA, March q.

1HttuUetpHtu, JNufcH q.
FlRE.-On Saturday night the whole town was
thrown into state of alarm, by the conAagration of
wood corders office, some where in Southwark!
The bell al the state house was rung, and nearly ali
our two and forty fire companies fastened down
town.
A more serious fire occurred on Sunday after
noon. About half past two O'Clock, flames we're
discovered bursting from unfinished three story
houses in Callowhill street, door above Eleventh.
They quickly spread to the adjoining house, occu-
pied by Mr.. Isaac Taylor The roofs OF both
houses were destroyed, and the buildings received
material damage in other parts.
There is no doubt that this FIRE was the work Of
an incendiary. Two men were seen coming out Of
the unfinished house short time before the flames
burst forth. Union.
We understand that fifty of the pews in St. Ste
phen's Church, we're disposed of by auction on
Friday, for sum exceeding 5000 dollars. Other
pews were disposed ofby private sale on Saturday,
the aggregate to more than 10000 dol
lars. OF the sales which took place yesterday, we
have received no account.
The whole cost Of the Church is computed at
IS, 900 dollars. ib.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-07
FEATHERS. FURS. CSC.

EUsT Observation-Disclosures Of a superior quality in bags
% containing from 30 80 lbs. each Also variety Of
Furs, Wool Quilts, Brses Rags, &C. all of which are for
sale at No. Ill, Market Street. JOHN R BRINCKLE
Wilmington, March 9TH, 1928 81
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By the brig Clio Capt Burkhart in ortysix days from
Buenos Ayres, arrived at Philadelphia.
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Sc BuetOs .4yreS, Dec. % 1922
Lumber, French Brttanias, Russia buck EstopilIas
China Sans, Silk Hdkfs of China and Bandannoes Canton
grapes, Silk yeves and American cotton shirngs,
great demand.
I'm Chill they have recently experienced tremendous
Earthquake that destroyed Valparaiso and to three
caqua and several other towns have been in great part
deslroyed and many of the principal buildings OF Santiago
have been good deal injured by the repeated shocks that
continued most Of the night Of the 19ih November You
will have been informed of the civil that has commen-
ced III the Brazi, and indeed Monevdeo is not free from
strong symptoms OF internal commotion''