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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-09
COMMUNICATED.
GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON Z!


The modern Cincnnstusthe Hero of Orleans, now re-
10 the shades of Tennessee, and who unites in himself
H. qualifications both of martial leader and statesman
lI deserves he of his country In contemplating the
character of this great man, how IS it associated with oui
enthusiastic recollections in the histories OF the Immortal
rots of classic times In that truly exalted character
re behold Scion and Epamnondas shrouded IN the
mantle Gifts own original dgnity-in that mighty genus we
discover all the attributes Of high intellect lie is hero
and sage At this important era of the grand polca
drama which is now acting when the goddess Liberty
nesecnted and hunted from the stage with such deter
mined nveteracy by that many headed monster the "io
Alliance and It's mnons, who threaten, and have already
commenced the work with such singular and omnous sue
crss-a 10 burge every country 1vin thar reach Of ann
nqrc.cal prncbss"-it would be difcultt presumed
for The sovereign people Of this great republic to nix OF
one better fitted 10 take the helm at such time anc
Weld its desnies than this great prototype Of our i'm
mortal chefiain. Therefore, the citizens OF wilmington
andywine and the vicinity, favorable to his election L
the Office of President desired to meet at the house
Of Mr. John Smith, in this borough on Saturday the 2olf
inst at half past o'clock, PM.
The different papers in the borough are requested Il
copy the above
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DIED-At the house of Mr.. Samuel Johnson, his bro
her-in-aw, in Appoquinmnk hundred on the 18th ult
ABRAHAM PIERCE, r. in the 9th year of his age.
On Monday morning the 5oth ult. at his residence
near Ceorretown, d. C. Baron FREDERICK GREUHM,
Minister from the Prussan Government to the u States
He had reached the aye of So and fell victim to three
successive fits of apoplexy This is the first instance OF
1.-The de ath of foreign minister in the United States, thai
has occurred since the formation of the government.
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To those who send, or call 1.-THE office and pay. during
the months Of January or July six mouths in advance the
price viii Be four dollars year to all who do not the
p c will will be five dollars ia subscriber wishes to de-
cline he must notify the editor of his intention before the
first of June December and pay all arreafages' nom
compliance with these conditions to be considered new
engagement for six MONTHS and no paper will be discon,
,nucd without fufment of them except at the op'oh o'
the editor.
Any person who will procure seven SUBSCRIBERS ana pay
FOR them agreeable TO the above conditions shall be en-
titled to the Watchman long they are complied with
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

IA1D to have straycd from the marsh of VIM P. Smith,
near White Clay Creek Bridge about the first OF sep
BLACK ngLL ans IN ' one or Of II his
On ' by cut; two years old last spring. sup
assJ to weigh about eight hundred Any person giving
% subscriber Ksass of Ksnne
Sasre .nJ ~ from Wilmington, that he mayget hin
again. shaii nave '"S A''' ROBERT MARSHALL.
-, sons 99-4tp
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sloop Shannon, at Auction.

WILL be sold on Saturday 18th inst at the Merchants
w Coffee House in Philadelphia, the Sloop Shannon
of Smyrna She is first vessel, nearly new, in com
pete order, Of easy draft and built expressly for
river Packet She lies in Philadelphia, at Perors wharf
Dec g. 9q--2t
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ELECTION.

TIME stockholders of the Wilmington and Philadelphia
l. Turnpike Company will hold their annual meeting at
Jacob Hooons Inn, Brandywine, the first Monday IN
January next at which time and place election for
Managers for the ensuing year will take place.
BY Order, JAMES PRICE, SecTy.
Brantlywne, Dec 8, 1928. 99--
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Office Of the Chesapeake & Delarare Canal Coz

Office of the Chesapeake & Delarare Canal Com
many, December 4, 1928.
Alta meeting Of the President and Directors oil
the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company helo
this day, the following communication having been
received it was ordered that the same should DC
published for The information OF the stockholders
Extract from the minutes,
III, d. GILPIN, Secretary.
10 the President and Directors Of the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal Company.
Philadelphia, Sd Dec. 1928.
CENrLEMEN--The undersigned, having com
Ieted the examination of Mr.. Stricklands plans and
estimates of the proposed canal, from the Delaware
TO the Chesapeake, regret being obliged 10 state
that in consequence Of Mr., Randels report aho
estimates not being finished, the farther invesIga
ton of this subject mus, be, for the present, sus
pended.
1t is due 10 this latter gentleman to state that
severe and protracted indispostion, made 1t impos
sble for him to be fully prepared tor the kind OF e%a
mina,ion, the undersigned have thought il importan
to adopt. On consulting with Mr.. Randcl, tht
18th day of January has been appointed tor th'
adjourned meeting, at which time there Is no douo
an explicit, and ii is to be hoped, single opin'or
will be formed in relation TO this very imPortan
matter.
Very respectfully your most obedIent Servants
BENZ. WRIGHT,
CANVASS WHITE,
BERNARD Brig. Gen.
JOS. G. TOTTEN. Maj Eng
BIT. Ii. Col.
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For BELFAST.

vIVTIE Coppered Ship LITTLE CHERuB Capt NJ heeYer;
Il TO sail from New Castle about the 10th December and
leave Belfast for Philadelphia about 5th February. For
passage apply to WILLIAM LARliIN, Wilmington.
JOHN WELSH, Philadelphia
Dec, 6, 99-3t
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NOTICE.

IL persons having any claims on the estate OF Aea's
"A Stone, late of New Port County OF New Castle and
90 and such as are indebted to said estate on
Bond Note or otherwise are requested to make an i'm
etc arrangement for the settlement of the respective
demands against them, the executrx is anxious 10 make
sneedy close OF the estate. . .,-,,
Dec. 6, 1898. s9-4e
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ECCLESIASTICAL DWELLING.

WEsr UNION, (OH1o.) Nov. 25.-Some weeks
ago we mentioned controversy that to have
taken place at Washington, Ken. between Mr..
M'Cala and Nj. Campbell, which originated Ia
chalange from the latter to all the 0rtd, to prove
infant baptism Of modern origin Our object in
noticing the result OF this question, which brought
together such large assemblage OF persons, is
more 10 crafty the wishes of many oil our readers,
than 10 encourage practice which seems 10 have
originated among the jealous divines Of our age,
but which is calculated in our opinion, TO be nuri-
Gus to the cause of Christianity What we lay
before our readers this subject, we gather from
persons who we're present.
The assault was mmenced by Mr.. NJ Gala, on
the 9Th October and the contest was continued by
these champions nine days, Without interruption
Sunday excepted.)
On the first and second days, the attacks were
severe bur both were declared unipjured.
Third day, Campbell was declared to be ahead"
and his friends were counting on certain victory.
Fourth day, the scale was turned, and his oppo-
nent was declared to have gained decided adsan-
tage.
Fifth day, bets two to one against Campbell bus
before night, he had regained his ground, and it
was thought would finally triumph.
Sixth day, EXPLANATIONS Of" palpable falsehoods"
t'unprece dened absurdilies," Ignorant misrep-
reservations" accompanied by several voices DONE
fight gentlemen keep COOL" The day closed
with both parties losing sight oil the question, IN woe
lent abuse and personal invectiyes.
Seventh day, bets were renewed and 1t seemed as
| if some important was to be run, from the
manifest spirit of the people,
! Eighth and last day, the scene closed BY both OF
these meek followers of Christianity declaring they
had triumphed-while the umpires acknowledged
the question to be Just where it commenced each
having kept up continual fire Of words and quota
lions from scripture, to prove the correctness oil his
4 doctrine.
Thus ended debate which has created so much
talk among the citizens for many miles round With
out Mr.. Campbell's gaining the victory, which
Tourney of several hundred miles had led him nor
Ionly to anticipate, but to consider as certain. We
lgve this sketch to The public, in order that they
may Judge Of the Christian spirit OF these worthy
dvines and leave them to say, whether collecting
amob of every description Of characters, and lncens-
ling their friends such pitch as to cause quarres,
las was the case this debate, is observing the
decree Of Him who has commanded them 10 live
Quietly and orderly; rebuking with all manner OF
genteness. = Tillage Reg.
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Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Com
pany-New Stock.

v roTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that third instalment
of fifteen dollars every share OF 'er0 stock IN tins
will he due and payable on Friday the 18th day
Of December according the terms of subscription.
u ~ H. d. GILPIN, Treasurer.
N. b. The payment of persons in wilmington and the
neghborhood NAV be made at the Bank of Delaware
neg y it GO 10 100, ' - o9-ot
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The impression generally prevailing 10 Barbados,
that the recent revolt among the blacks was caused
by the instgstion OF the Missionaries belonging to
the Methodist Church, is beginning to display IT
self in manner highly detrimental to the interests
of the Missionary cause generally throughout the
West Indies, and may, unless speedy and salts
factory explanation is rendered and as such received
annihiate all future efforts of the society to meo-
rate the condition Of the people OF color.
Bait Fed. Gazette.
One of the late London papers says I'VE have
authority to state, that the Wesleyan Mcthodists
have no preachers Of the name of Smith and Elliot
employed by their Society at Demerars.
Captain Hunter arrived at New York from Gree
NADIA, confirms the account received by the way OF
Antigua, that the inhabitants Of Bar BADGES had des-
troyed Methodist Chapel, and that much ferment
existed there. The obnoxious preachers had ap"
nlied to the Governor for protection, which was re-
fused, and they had been obliged TO flee to another
Island.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-09

Extraordinary instance of Self DestructiOn.--A
man in Grosvcnor square, London, recently destroy
ed himself in the following manner. He waited the
approach of Wagon laden with Goals and very
gently drawn by three horses. When the Wagon
arrived opposite to where he stood, he deliberately
walked towards it, and placed his head before the
hind Wheel which passed the basis OF his skull,
literally fracuring it to pieces, and strewing the
road with its contents.
November 25th being the anniversary ofthe eyac-
ustion of the city of New York by the British, it was
celebrated according to custom, by national sautess
1.-The display OF the Star spangled banner" mill
tary parade, Examinations, &c.
The CITY Of Natchez is free from pes,iIencc--the
citizens have returned--and business is revying.
The New-York American states, that Nicholas
Bidd,e, ESQ., president OF the Bank of the United
States has subscribed three hundred dollars to the
Greek cause.
Congress did not sit on Thursday last, but adj
iourned from Wednesday to Friday, IN order to at
tend the funeral of the Prussan Minlser.-The
Circuit Court of the district of Columbia, also adj
Ijourned for the same purpose.
Breadier General Cores, son and quite have ar
rived at Mobile, ON mission to our government,
from the government OF Mexico.
4 w. have before US three COUNTERFEIT
II 1.-TWO DOl.LAN Notcs' Putpo'lihB W pS VI thC
STATE BANK at Trenton. They are well ex-
ecu,ed both as Engraving Signatures and filling
up They are OF dferen, dates and various numbers.
i There are many of them in circulation and many
of them were passed in the ste res OF this city yes
terday, which was, believe, the hrst appearance
j Of those connterfrits. Phil. Dem. Press.
Ertract ola letter from L0ndOn' a9th. Oct. 1928.
/ mThe Harvest is all in every where, and have
this morning bought some as fine Dsnizic -four, in
barrels made precisely to American size, as ever
saw come from Philadelphia, at Cos per barrel-a-
hon, 1000 barrels have arrived this week, so that
Won have competitors starting up in all quarters"
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HOPES

Delaware State Lottery Office, next house but be
low the Wilmington and Brandywne Bank.
Dec O. 99--
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The Presidents Message was brought from WASH
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Oyigia of,ie cpoyi" Irdy."

Formerly, when tho stiuent hyed ell tbs
year round ct ,hsie mansioo- 10 ,hs couo,'y
the lady ol the msnor diutihuled TO her poo
neighbo,s, With her own hands, once week
she was called by them the Let day, that is,
in the Saxon, the bread y'ver. These two
words were, IN time, corrupted, end he mean.
ing is as little known as the practice which
gave rise 10 1t; yet itis hon that hospi,ablc
custom that, 10 This dsv, ,hs ladies Of this
kingdom alone sesve me nea ., ,heir own
table.
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"Se: a thief TO caish a MisF''

A petson si,ing m company, perceived tha,
hi. nex, neghbor had stolen his nat dkerchic',
-" ST., said The ,hIei (when he lound himse!
dstected,( for Gods sake do nor expose me !;
1 did /, from mere wnD,. De so good 90 to
teke tho handhere hiei out OF my pocket, and
cay nothing. The honsst man did SO; bu'
while no was in the ae, OF tsco.stmg hi, own,
tho other exclain,ed, Thief Tbiel good
people, I caught ems rascal with his hand 40
IVY pocke!"
Avoid tho ah.aearnnee ST eyi. !" says Wise
"a. Paul.
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Iuo0rta8t UHn.

The following is dunnng advertisement
SS Butcher, st Socket lls bo'
zoont Wan !--i am about 10 leave the
placr---l have eiven you kHs upon fsnGsrGns
--you'vc skind NC, and reduced me TO a
sJaayeri6 aud now il you don's pay me mme.
dia,eIy, IA shta up 10 you by Conaabe wih
hoek IN his baud, az your cost Il butchers
spord for u. AMASA STOWELL.
5. Harbor, Feb. l2. 1928.
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Ofipir ornic ,po,N "Gcntlsm1n.n

Oftgir o. ne 'co'd I" Gentleman"
Oug,naiiyn wss w,iusn Geni,Icp1D, srd
given as d's,ine oi,hed sppeita'ioo. in the
hra ages oil Chrisliaui,y,,o ,hose persons who
cooiormed to the Chrislion tsirh, bot retaIned
Iheir Gentle cus,omS Eashlens aud snuse.
ments.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-26

Some thieves lately broke into house OF
Wslwortb, waiie the family were at ohnTch
and robbed OF several ar,ie!,S, with which they
hscamped, ieayiog The following inscription
in chalk on a te.ae ia the kitchen "Nou must
SpatcA az well as pray"
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CHARTS, &c.
MN. II. RA7UBONE,

W.H. II. RA7UBONE,
uAs Just received and offers for sale, st his sore.
1 4 Of Psgskrf UharE new Chart. extending
from New-Nok to Havana, improved Ivy government
surveys in 1890 with general assortment OF charts,
Of the latest surveys-Bowdichs N'vGsiors 5'h ed'-
ton American Coast Pilots. 10Th edition; Ns0I'csl
Aimanacks for the wears 1922 aud 1925; sesmens'
daily tssistan,-wiih complete assortment al Nau.
csi Ins,rumen,s-letter ,wri,ipg, log anG wrapping
Paper-tlunis asd Ink Powder.
.aso, general sssortmen, Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordsgc aud Snip Chandlery.
last received so casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
so thousand Bricks-s0 doz Tile.
Q1- Cordage and Cables made to order. ard YES.
sells furnished with every article for long and short
oysses. .sxyus, Is
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
II sine1dn Circumstance.

II singular CircnmStaHfe.
A person 10 lho CRY Of New.Yok, who bad
. pretty wife, was indictsd'for stealing and Al,
thc last sessions Was uisd Tor the offence.
Ills vile Was In court, sppaten'ly 10 great dis.
irese, endeavorIDg by eye'yeHorti 10 her pow
e. 10 excite the coramis,cration OF the juty /:
The man howeyer was convicted and aftsr 'e.
c.iv,ng sentence was conveyed 10 bf,deweh
Ha found nssos 10 trip op the heels of both
Ma shaIs WIN were guard'og him, and roD a.
way tliS afEectioo and cu'y iusuocIroiy ted
him 10 bis bone, and 90 entering his lady,
bed chsmbe', was horror strGck al seting one
81 the identical iurymen who had tiled end
convicted him, IN close and confidential con-
yerss,ion with hrs wife.--M Z. nat HfV.
See how yon justice railS npon yon simple thief"
Bark, IN thine ear--chsnge places,
And handy dandy, which is tue Justice
which ~ the thief H.t.
"Thou rascal bradls. bold thy bloody hsDd." ac.
hing Jegr.
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,fsr II


THE House. Wharf, Stores. out-Houses, &c sftu-
a,e on Newn,ADs wharf, being the Estate oI the
late Augustus Nesman For particulars and ilior-
s:on relative to the saue. sppy 10 the subscriber
CA the premises.
BAIHSHEBA NEWMAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-26
Mar 50.
YHLUABLE REAL ESTA7E.
EOE G9LH on no LET

= a 7 z n y y u 70 y n y H1FJ III TT
FOR S.3LR, on no LET,
THAT pleasantly sitused stand Tor Fubbc
4 House, situate ib Portsmouth, about ) miles
l5om Newport, vita exoeIIenI orchard, garden,
euensire Jui.houses, AZ lhOfough repair, and about
SIX acres q. lald The situation Y well Known bsv-
ing be, . ocsap,ed as public house Tor many years
'.4bs--a three acre Io,, Oh the main road, within
one mlle from the siaehouse
IiLew,sc--sa excellent vel! 6nifaed two story
DwelGug House, ~ HoSard-speei, al the south pn't
Of toe town, In perfect repair; and having afBe
garden. With an sbundahi supply OF fruit.
JaLsOjss--two shares in The Portsmouth, Woolen
Dsnufactory. now IN ful operation
For particulars relative TO the whole or any part
Oi tie aooye property, apply TO
HENRY MOORE
Htwport Jan Is 1928.
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I, iscom mon in Vufkcy, BY wsy.ofteptoach
20 biscken the iofm Of persons houses, who
ere notorious tor tate 5tGriag, Or p,opoGa,'uR
falsehood Ii that we're the case with rs,
what dismal GguIe some OF our houses
would make
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
aAMES TOWNSEND, informs his friends api
= the public, that he has employed sn experienced
workman, AZ the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS.
and is ready attend TO the calls OF his old Gus.
toners and Friends--the smallest favour viii be
gratefully acknowledged and pnhc,uaiiy attended
to-csa at the Chambers o.er his Store. .uottn
c ctruer of nannister' s-wherf March %, 1871.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fresh from tie Manufacfory.
JOSIAH 9. BukDlCK,
No l2s, THAMES sTREE

No I44, HhMEs sIHEETs
Ind directly under me Custom H0uss,
LAS now on hand compltte assort-
4 J. ment OF morocco Walking shoes, laced and
s,rap misses and chdren's boots and shoes to-
ge,her wi;h biack and eoored Denmark ssin shoess
OF the FIRST quality aud newes, fashion. all of which
were mede EXPIRE ,sly Tor retsillng The above arc
warranted n be Of as good quality and as ehesP as
can be purshased IN this town, tor CAsH.
r u Measures taken as usual for all kinds Of la
dies misses, Spi ehildrens boots and shoes. ana
made 81 The shortest notice. Jan %
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NOTICE.

ry,HE subscri,-er ha,;ng been legally sppon'e''
Gusrdian TO the person and estate ot Gee''s''
n Corsop, miuor OF New Shcrehsm, hereby re-.
guess all persons having any claims against ss'a
person o, estate 10 sxhibi, the same 70 HIM
SAMUEt. r. ROBINSON GEgrdi0n.
New Sho,eharm, i'm - l2 !
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Siae oi Rhede Island &c.

Siae 81 Rhode Island &c.
U'AsRiSc7oy. SC Chris Office, Sahreoie
Jad.efai Coari, NarfAi = 1928
nN application tins day made by John
~ Ravens. Of North Singstown, in The county
of Washington mariner, siss hhorer. notice IS here
~ given to The creditors OF &c said John hs'eus TO
sppear ifihey Sc ht, at The supreme Jodicsl Court
To- te boden st soudI Engsoer, within and Tor The
county of Wsshington. cn ~ fourth Monday of A.
pr auj cn H., seound day o., he term there 10
nominate an assiynee assi',oes to receive on az
syn,nen OF al the said hayens estate gsessb'y 10
he provisions ~ an act enii,ei an act ior The re-
'ief &c nso, sat asStcrs "pssssi June sessh'ns ID
1890. MATTHEW WA.ss C-g~.
ks- -
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.Ainke o. Rhoac. isiala, 90.

.Of0lfe o. NHOGc- ISi6I!U, CO
Clerks Oei,s, Co'rt u Common Pisas fo' 'he
C. nn,v OF Nsseborr. Mar IS 10 1925
yyTrEREss pAHooS VASE. of The town and
w county oe Nawpor,, mariner. has th's Gay fled
in s Office an ,ppcstion TOR uolice to be ISSUED to
hrs creditors to be snd sppear before said Court
the second day OF ,hc term Neteot. to be holden al
Newport, within and Gor I've county aforesaid, on the
third Monday of May next, then and there 10 noEn-
nate Assignces ofhe property Cfsaid Pardon, agree.
ahly to an act OF the Hon Genersi Assembly, PASSED
June SESSION. an 1890 entitled 4" sn act tor the re
lief OF insovent oetiors notice is therefore hereby
given 10 said creditors, then and there 10 appear tyr
the iarPose starcssid.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Clerk.
Nv 10.
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From the Liverpoo, Kaleidoscope.
WE PART. TO MEET AcAIN

HE PART, TO NEXT AGAIN.
WHEN the low heart is sad and deep.
And tears are Rowing fast
When memory bids the young heart weep
For moments ihs, are past
Sweet to the soul the whispering
OF hope and promise, When
Esncy's soft fsify voices sing,
I've part 10 meet sgar,."
when souls are linked in union SWEET,
And sorrows laid to rest,
When radient eyrs of meaning meet,
And friendly hsnds are pfess'd.
Ger scsBes like these should fortune .si1g
The seyering siora. oh then
Hopes sweet enchanting voices Sing,
"We part 90 meet agani"
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TO lie .

(Snd immediOfe Gos@seion gipen,)
THE Chambers of the house now occupied ny
i The subscriber and also the Gamblers, OF his
house next norh-together with part of garden
attached 10 tie same.
ROBERT CARTER.
Mar 10