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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-26
FRESH
DRUGS and lkDlCINkS,
FREsH

DhCGS ard IE DlLINES,
OF THE BEST QUALITY.
Which will be sold for rsrg moderate prices, az
DR. JOHNSON's SHIP,
NO. 1873, THAMES SqRBEg.
Jiftf nOrfh Of fhe Bird. .JF.rtPi
hOCT. JOHNSON thanks those no hsve cae!
~ him for m dicne, or medics, sid and as.
suEes others, that they will find rood -NebcIHes
al his shop, elsewhere and the greatest cae VII
be had that no mistake be made.
GJ Medicine Chests put 1p, or rep'enisbed, fOe
families or ships, with gie it exsc,ness
GT Natural and Artificial Teeth prepared and ses
in the nes,est manners Teeth dressed, extracted,
&c. with the greatest care.
CT Dsei ~iH attend Gs us,sal 10 all Preft.iiGey
calls.
Among lis medicines ere
Ooct Sydenh0Rl'S celebrated Pills.
" These Pills are excellent preventives Of many
diseases il taken in due season and in actual dis.
e.oe h.ve been used with good success They se.
.Ord great reei 70 bilious habits, IN rhsumaiisny
jsundloe sick headache hsbitusi costyehess, cor.
rect and purify the biood ard ate excellent IN ie.
ma,e complaints. They are gentle in their opera
,ion and the best physe fct the head ache when
proceeding from arrangement OF the stomach and
bowels, They superior to Lees. And.r sons, og
Hooper's Pills he increasing derssnd for S,Jtn-
hams Pills, Is evidence Of their superior eficaey.
Rose Olntnent.
/" This beautiful Ointment is n cheap, certain, safe
aud speedy cure for the ITCH II has been ustd
remedy for the scsdhesd, and for other eiuptiors
about the ad face, hands. &c. This ointment has
never faied to cuse the Itch, in single instsnee,
when properly applied" Ihe calls tor this oint-
ment, in preference TO aay other, proof OF its
perorhy.
Also, Of the hes. qhaEtr Essence Of Pepper mint,
Liquid LaudaDOm, Elk rarsgoric, other Iinctures
and EXirs, salts, hfrs picrs. sulphur. tartar,
&c. &c Teeth Powders and Bcushes, 0podeidec,
British Oh, Butets, &c.
Also, Doct Manleigh's much admired
Madagascar Oil,
for the hair This oil is used 10 curl and perfuas
the hair, to cause it TO grow, and TO prevent bald
nees This Oil is in genera, request.
0I AS ABOVE,
lo0lb ess peppermint--l00 ID iiqnid iaudanurf
--l2 gross OF rose, itch oE,ment 2 gross of sy
denham's Lees g. Anderson's Pills--6 gross ot
Manlsighs celebr sted Madagascar Oil for the hair
Gldubers aud other sats--ali OF superior quality.
DC 8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-26
POHTR Y.
sELEc TED.
a HEBREH MELODY.

sELEcTED.
a HEBREH 1fELODY
THE wave has still ~ deep dye,
That breaks on Jydsb's shore
Serene and cloudless is her sky
As twas in days Of yore;
And there the Sun as brightly shiness
But all on Judsh's holy shfines
Ills beam alights no more.
On Jsdab's mountains and her plains
The stately olives stand
And s,iii her towering palm remains
SO loneIy and so grand;
As monarchs Of the waste they rise,
Bat every blast awskes their sighs
For Judsh's hspless land.
On Sharon still. 10 WOO the gale,
The mountain roses bloom
And in each wild and woody vale
The lily cheers the gloom
Hut these in mournfui spendor tower,
Aud flourish like some lonely flower
That blossoms DER tomb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-26
No. /, Custom 1oHSe ,0nrt.

WHLIHiS DAY OPEN,
A large lot oi Goods, " hich will make
4 A bis assortment complete. and win sell them
from fifteen TO twenty per cent cheaper than car be
bought in this town
.5aoag -h.eh are tle j0i'orinr:-
Broadcioths tue aid bls OK, from ass to 1Ss pr yd
CassnIeres, b,ae black and fancy coiors, from $50
10 los per yard,
PeIce Cloths. various colors, from os to 2ls yd
Plain Bombases, from 20 to 50 cents,
kel seys, ss,inets, snd plains, very cheap,
F!annes and Da.zcs from .s6 to ss6
Coa,n.<. very nice, nod wide. for only 7s6yd
Bombaslns 4 wide, ftom 6s9 10 lOso
Figured and plain popns
Black silk half hose, for only Sc
Back muslin haGdkei chiefs, for ls6d and fine,
Ladies' book muslin fruits, Aong, for o5sy 20 cts
6entlemens Nag si.k hdkfs tom 3.9d TO 6s
superb ot of she'll aud horn combs very cheap,
Black, white and crab plumes remarkably low,
ChinchilIa sk:ns toe lad.es' hats and trimmings,
Buttons, cords and bindings Tor coat and babt trim
rniHgs,
Denmark sa,;ins, AMI praneilas for ladies' shoes,
thread lace from ls6d to- lbs yd
Stray and gimp trimmings foe edges OF ladies bon
nets,
The very first quality of black silk hdkfs
CASHMERE sha-is from l3s6d TO 24s each.
KdderniRster carpe'ings very nice, tor es I'd
Also,
Long and short kid glvs 1 caps and comtor'ers.
Russia shceting by pccs$ plaids
or yard, A sheetngs and shrtings,
Paddngs and hucklsm vCantou and Italian grapes
A complete assortmen' o 4 ! complete assortment OF
vestings, RIBBONS,
Linen cambrcs from 9s onx twist, anu thr, sd,
to l5s yd d All assortment Of buttons
Velvet ribbon for trim , " oolen table coverings,
miugs, %Nsrn and worsted hose.
Also wide for belts, & ry,
Gentienen's draws and Linen. sheetings & shirt.
S>oves, mgs,
Nice Cologne waters, cotton lsces and eGgings
Mh.ineus and wires, y3.ue and fancy csliicoes,
Pack and pound pms, 4 Nice furniture csiiicoes,
Aa assortnent cambrics, 'fr'nges TOP curtains,
Cambria pocket hdsis SGbun,erpanes and fsv
Linen cambrc hdkis q ready made comiorters
Tapes aud huboins, JCOtton Bsuings,
And many ol.er articles too tedious 10 mention.
--.fLSU--
or H7.ND. .f.ND FOR sale,
od. nice he'd. very ehesP. Dec IS
ThE. subscribers have formed con-
l. nex,on in business, under the Firm of
hpPgieS, AIien g 10.
And offer Tor sale al their Dis,uery, a constant
supply Of
N,olasses aud n. l.. RUM.
HEN RUGGLEo,
ANDkEN V. ALLEN,
NATHAN Il HAAlMkTT,
JOHN STEVENS
NewnNr'. Sent l. on
SiAII LAM.
THE NEW DlG.S ! ol TIC STATE
i Laws. s-e for sale ct the Pcs, Office, ~ dif.
iercn, qualities OF Bindng--st The Prices Ut % 81
for sheep, and S+.5 IN call.
Newpor,, lice IA.
REAL. ESTATE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his IS
tate in Thames street. next south OF the Bres
Market Il is too well known to need aPsrtculaF
description SAMUEL. WATSON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-26

.IEflOGT

a little girl happening % near her mother
speak oi going into haD riourniag. said
Why s'e we going into halt mourning,
Mans, are any OF our relations hay dead ?"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS AWTICLES

From the EDpo 'ium
THE .NIDyvIGHT REVEL.
''Now Ger one half the world
Nature seems dead. and wiiheyed murder,
Alarmed by his sentinel. the wolf.
Moves Ike q ghost --.----.--"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-25
FOR THE WdrcHMAN.

SMTRNA, (DgL.) 10Th Feb. 1928.
The public are hereby aloned be on their guard
and % ~ At til meritrd contempt, the subject Of the fol-
loving notice.
JAMES BL tKE alias JireP NJ. Blake, by trade tailor
ab nj five feet inches in height stloP sh 3utered
lack eyes, and the part Of his head which is not b. Ill., is
covered slightly with BLACK hair pale comnexon He has
lost atoo from the upper jaw on the RICH, side, believed
= be the eye onth, has mark the right side If his
neck, occsoned BY the kings evil, he states, similar
one on his light hand-tlresses e Morally in black.
This fellow to this village about tW years SINCE
proiesscd 10 be member Of the Methodist Society," and by
means, and toeisble far exterior for some time, in
nuaed himself ino the good opnon of number Of the
nlabranS. lie passed hmsc off for ANNA ried man.
accted great piey, courted final of this vlagemar-
Rcd her. and in few months eoped and left behind
INN. About the time of his Agl reports had got in
circulation that he had plurality Of wives.
The wife he had deserted ia tins place. prevailed on the
Post Master here write the Post Masters the differ
cnt places where said lie had eii wives The result
has been that intelligence has reached here that he left
wife and one chl in Woodstock Virginia. and that he was
III the of marrying Carlisle in Pennsylvania when
the relatives of his 6eroed bride learned that he had two
or Such is the Scoundrel who calls himself James
NJ Blake.
Editors ofNews Papers throughout the United States,
who are friendly to domestic quiet, requested to give
the above few Insertions thar his Infamous mposo may
be detected and owned ont of all civilized society, wher
ever he may be-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-25

sed against suilofs? Tit IS replied that The court
IN This case may appoint deputy, we utterly DENY
the power, and confidently challenge any one TO pro-
duce the section of the constitution which piyes il.
In lime OF war clerk may be made prisoner de-
tanned months or years in captivity and have no op
portunity to make deputy AS clerk is neither
more prudent more fortunate than other men
he may be imprisoned for DELFT during his entire
term, and IT our opinion be correct, that he cannot
deputize nor the court appoint one to act for him,
his office must be vacant for five years. If the
construction commended for by One Of Many" be
correct, then must the monstrous supposition be
true that the trainers of the constitution while pro-
vlding with superhuous caution tuo modes of re-
dress IN cases Of msbehsvor never even thought of
making provision Tor cases in which, though honest
as new born babe, the clerk cannot fill the office
by reason OF tncOmpptency or from other causes
One oil Many evidently feels the uudoubted
aet that the clerk de fac0 OF the Supreme court is
tocum ehenS, or IN other words, holds he office
Tor another, is weak part of his case.-As he but
cursory noticed II, we will only remark that we
onslder as pregnant with danger to the people the
doctrine that one man may be nominally while mo-
Their is really the officer Ii is doctrine fit o. " for
the meridian of oppressed countries where fices
are created not Tor the people but those who hold
them and IS unwarraned by the constitution OF by
practice. 1t this doctrine be true, then, not the
I'NSlhols put tue iDuINluudl named IN the commas
sion does IN all tocum enenS appoint the clerk
|" all such there is and ought not to be any
responsibility on the Governor for surely il would
be most unjust to make him responsible for the acts
OF the rpa' @ft.fr whom he does no. appoint and may
not even know.-R sponsblity to he people is heir
great security Tor good conduct in their officers
they ought therefore TO receive with much caution
any doctrine which removes particle of 1t. 1 his
doctrine can IN no supporable be Of benefit to
TIE people, and was never established in any coun
Try but for the convenience Of iadirdaa!s If any
man demands proof Of its dangerous tendency Ii
point him to the present where il is used for the
fraudulent purpose OF eyadlng the constitution aud
robbing victorious party OF the lawful fulrs OF VIC
tory. ARISTIDES
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-25

Departed this life Friday the 18th inst. in this Boz
rougl, Mr.. JOSEPH CAMPBELL at the advanced age OF
70 Like the pious Abraham, he ''gave up the Ghost,
and dedm good old age, old man full Of years
aud was gathered to his fathers in peace" lie was ma
tive OF Ireland and emgrated this country and town
about Is years where he since resided and
though pleased his heavenly Father that his walk should
be in the humber paths Of life, was nevertheless well
known to the citizens of this place, honest man re-
narkaby industrious and useful in his calling who by his
amabc and unbemshed life, became endcared to all who
knew him. As virtue, riches and h0nors constitutes
the truly great, may be emphaticay sad, "a great man
has fallen in Israel"-Christiqa Repository.
DIED, On the 28h of January last at the Cherokee Agency
Col. RETURN JONATHAN MEIGS.
Col. MEIes was native of Connecticut. He was one
OF the first settlers of the wilderness which has since be-
come the state Of ohio having landed at the confluence
OF the Ohio and Muskingum rivers, with the earliest emf
grants government for ,he North Western Territory lad
been prepared, by ordinance of the Congress of 1907
Governor ST. Clairand the Judges Of the Territory hadn
arrived. The emgrants were without civil laws O, CIVIL
authority. Col. NJ drew up a concise system Of rcglla
TONS which were agreed by the emgrants the rule
OF conduct and preservation, until tie proper hores
should arrive TO give these regulations publicity, large
pak standing near the confluence of the rivers, seec-
ted, from which the bark off of sufficient space TO
attach the sheet which the regulations were written
and they were behefcialy adhered TO until the civil
thoftles arrived. This venerable oak was, the em-
grams more useful and frequently consulted as the
Oracle OF ancient Dell hos, by its yoiares.
During long life OF activity and usefulness man ever
sustained character more rreprOachabe than Col Mets
lie was pattern of excellence patriot, phanhro-
pist, and CHRISTIAN In all the vcsstudes of fortune tile
duties Of religion strictly observed, and its preceps
srikngy exemplifed. The latter part of his life was
devo ed to the Moderation Of the condition of the abort
gines of the country, for which purpose lie accepted the
Agency Of the Cherokee stations and in the discharge of
his duties he inspired the highest degree of confidence in
hat ma ION, by whom he was emphaticaly denominated
cine WnITE PATH" In all they reyered him as their
Father, and obeyed his c0unsels unerrng guide
Ills death is loss 10 the country, and especially to that
station. His emans inferred with the honors of war,
amidst of friends and the anguish OF
undissembled sor His death was sereney happy I'M
he assurance of christian hope.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-25
Delaware State Lottery.

NOTICE. The subscribers tappy to state, that
~ George Read, Esq (senior has assented the
questof the Mara ayers and will act Commissioner tho
Drawing Of the 81 Glass, in conjunction with those gentle
jnen who satisfactorily drew the First The Hon Cesar
A. Rodney, and MIahe, Esq. will be here by the Gay
contemplated for the drawing, whent is hoped and ex-
peced implement will occur by the apathy of the pub
ic in the purchase of the remaining cets by any delay
the payment OF The tickets already bought which re-
specyfitLy requested immediately nope g Go.
Aching Managers, No SO Market Street
GItis suggested to The Judgment Of influential men,
whether this and valuable mode of drawing Lotteries
could not be used in aid of other modes in raising funds
the long wished for and much wanted Ces1-
eake and Ded7Oare Canal If the Legislatures of Penn
sylvana and MARYLAND would only the sale flick
cts in each state considerable funds might be raised and
the subscribers would willingly act under any company for
such purpose. HOPE & Co.
Wilmington, Feb. Is. 18-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-25
FOR THE WdTcHMAY.

The Gallery Longer, whose Doyer-communications t.
the Gazette occasionally edy u.s. sperhaps aware tina
ms real name is no secret. We by means wish to pa
IN end to his cfIasions for think him comesponden
every way worthy Of the vehicle which he has selccte
% carry him beforc the public and as he claims plat
IN The ranks OF democracy, feel a,tcrcd by the con
pnent which lie pay to taste and sense ofde.
corm, by publishing his pieces in the Delaware Gazette
maps he IS not aware that is prudent to make
friends than enenes and tia in The course, which he is
pursuing lie may lose and cannot gain
Que hing me urge upon our party in this county
CONCILLlII0N. Our differences may be healed. Let
each pu' HI, ques ion to himself; nn not suffer n,
any 'ygy igacedHpon lie cannon cause Let dis
parase The influence, the powcrof each other Before
ne wound lecomcs ncurab-, let attempt to heal it
We can heal it. The great body Of us should be cautious
how we take sdefor both sides wrong in domes-
tic STRIFE Let us beware, that become instruments
Il ne nonds of rous in any division of our party
NcWcaslie, FEB. II, 1925. NERBUM SAT.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-25
c COMMUNICATION.

,Yr. Uiis0n--Suiier me through your impartial
,9er 10 raise my voice in behalf Of the farmers oil
4 wcasle hundred, who nave been compelled re-
ge.edy TO witness their fences peing destroyed
hear irds thrown open, and their young crops ex
osed 10 graceless depredations ny set oi rsbble,
gbo, as they extend then march OF destruction
cross our lands. think to privilege themselves BY
dopling the title Of for-hanters; and leave The in
ured farmer to repair the damages at his leisure.
We would heartily unite in any decent measures
Dr expcIng this mischeyous animal from our
eighborhnod. But can we feel ourselves obliged 10
b uoprlut Pied gang, who having Tor their object
heir own sport and pleasure, destroy our property,
BY waste Oh fields, and are guilty OF the most
hamelul oulTages upon our premises. We would
ather inform such characters, that for he who
ample, upou principle and the rights of his Weigh
os, there is law, which if they desist not shall
c dealt upon them l. It's .fM sererity.
Que If Neiccastte Hundred
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-25
JAMES HEMPHILL, 1rvoo,,.o,.
Holm HFNplIIIJ LAGCulOfS
To be sold at Public Sale.

AN Saturday the first day of March next IN the prem-
W SIS, O'Clock, p. Vi. about 70 acres ofand ten Of
which arc woodland, with never falling stream running
through the middle thereof This property situated about
six miles from Wilmington, Del on the Branch Turnpike
road hatinerSecs he Cap and Newport urnpike 1t is
desirable SITUATION for any person wishing to be
ket. Conditions will be made known at sale, by
PATRICK KENNY.
February IS, 1923. 1875
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-25
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY DAVID & WILSON SHERr

b1 DAVID T. WILSON SHERIFF.
10y Virtue of Writ of Venditionas Expo as TO me di-
I'D recicd will be exposed Public Sale, at tile house OF
James Henry, CanWels Bridge, in Appoquihmink hur-
dred, Monday The tenth day OF March text, o'clock,
r. NJ. the Ito ing described trac parcel, of Aad stu
ate lying and beng The hundred of Appoquinmink and
county OF New-Caslle to wit NO. !. at the Village OF
Fieldsbornt Oh, adjoining lands af William Pollard, Alex
ander Fallan, ESD and others containing htieen
"f woodland No g. adjoining No. 1, and john j. Mill
gan, Esq. aiming nine aces, or less NO 3. adj
joining No g. and the south side of the road leading
from Cantwels Bridge to Dover with log dwelling house
and hodse able and crib, thereon erected
tanning two and half acres, or less NO a. adjon
ing No ), and the above mentioned road, with log dwell
ling house, and kitchen thereon erected, containing halt
an acre. more or less NO. S. adjoining No a, and said
road and the road leading from Noxo Town to Tayors
Bridge, with double dwelling house, backsmitns and
wright shops thereon erected containing two acres more
Or less NO D. adjoining the road from NoXon Town, to
aylors Bridge, and to the road above mentioned
and containing one acre, more or less NO. z adjoining
No. 6, and the above mentioned state road, with frame
dwelling house, Kitchen stable and other out buildings
thereon ed, containing forty more or less NO
49, adjoining No. z and the above state road, containing
one more less Mo. g. adjoining No. g. John j.
Nllgan. Esq. heirs of Richard G. Dale decd and the
road leading from NoXon Town to Tayors Bridge, with
two Welng houses thereon erected containing twelve
acres more less mo. 10. adjoining No. g. the above
mentioned state road heirs of James La Homes decd and
others, and containing hundred and fifty acres,
or less No IL adjoining lands of John Naudan heirs OF
Abraham Staats decd and on the north side of the
road above mentioned, with two small dwelling houses
and other out buildings thereon erected, and containing
forty acres, more less NO IL. adjoining No g. and S.
and the road leading from Noxon Town 1aylors Bridge
with frame dwelling house, kitchen and stable thereon
erected containing one acre, more or less NO. Is adj
joining No II, John j. Nligan Esq. and the road from
Noxon Town to Tayors Bridge with small log dwelling
house thereon erected and aiming TWO
less NO H. Joining lands OF Alexander NJ farlan, Esq
and No. 1, and the road, above mentioned the
south side, with odlog dwelling house thereon erec
ted and containing thirteen acres, or less NO Is
adjoining No A. and the above mentioned state road with
lg dwelling house and stable thereon erected, and
tanning half more or less NO. 16. adjoining 10.
Is and No 3, and the above mentioned state road, and
containing half an acre. less ;-Seized and taken
in execution as the property of William Fields, decd.
Newcastle, Feb 90, 1898. 19-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-25
10 The Editor ofthe Itatchman

SrR-As think it will he useful to the interests of he
Canal Company and agreeable to the Stockholders to know
the result of applications to this State and Mary
will thank you 10 publish the following extracts Of
letters from Col Sew all and DR., Parker showing what has
been doing in Maryland. Yours, &c
JOSHUA GILPIN
{" ELKToS Feb 20,h, 1895
"I have the pleasure inform yon received this
ing letter from my friend DR. Parker of the House of Del
egates of this State stating bill hes just passed the
House, authorizing the Treasurer TO subscribe for $4,000
to the Capital Stock of the Chesapeake and Delaware Ca.
ral Company when subscriptions To the CT 600
shall be subscribed for By other sources and he adds that
it will without doubt pass the Senate. He mentions te
ceipt of your book, and its Importance furnishing nforns
tio-te want of which would probably have defeated the
bill as its fre IDS were acting very much in the dark "
"AYNlP0LIs, February 81.
"Thc Canal biz passed the Senate to day uaamw'aek."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-25

BN,IHE LEVY COURT of Newcastle County, heldat
Newcastle, of the February Session, Ammo Domini,
1928
On Motion, Resolved, That the Court will hereafter
receive the accounts ofany Constable for vices Peace
Officer unless the offence charged against the prisoner
prisoners in every stated together with every item
Of service rendered by the officer, with the legal fees
each item, and the whole accompanied with the certificate
OF the Justice othe Peace, who may have issued the pros
cess, certifying tlat the service has been rendered
And on Notion, 1t ResOUed That the Court will not
hereafter the Of ay Justice of the Peace
for services rendered Peace Officer, unless the offence
charged against the prisoner prisoners is every
stated, together with every item Of service rendered. with
the legal fees attached thereto is directed in the Sew
enth Section, ofh Eighth Article of the Constitution of tho
State OF Delaware.
And Motion, esolyed That the two preceding
utions stall be published three times in each Of the public
papers printed in Wilmington.
NLw-CAs County, IS.
l DO CERTIFY that the preceding Resolutions
were adopted at the lime and by tile Cour aforesaid.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
Seal Of Office at NEWCASTLE, February 22nd. Anne DOME
n. 1928. DAVID PAINTER,
1875 Clerk OF the Peace.
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.N'OILEE.

FENIE CONMIssIoN ERs OF TIE LEVY COURT and
Court OF Appeal or Newcastle County, will Gas
Court Of Appeal Tuesday the 4 day of Marc next
at the Court II, use in the Town NewCas lie, Which
time and the Assessors ofthe respective Iundre Is ia
the said County, requested be actual in their at
tendance. DAVID PAINTER, C p.
NEWCASTLE Feb. "a 1928. 10-3t