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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-11

1917 " Wv
means ard resources Of he country. sod Of al.
ieoaIing The minds Of me eitizen, from ,bs,
unity OF government" which, ~ the emph,t-
&c language Of Washington, "con,,i,u,es US
ono people, is the maio pillar 10 the edifice VI
real independence, tho support Of our rrrn-
guilty at home, our peace abroad, Of our safe.
~, of our prosperity, oi that ve,y liberty
which we so highly ."-Thsse mes.
sures and this course had cast a ,tproach on
the good name oftbe state, which 10 now dis.
syowed and removed. Massachusetts is OF
length restored 10 the American family. Her
character 10 redeemed in the estimation of the
patriots Of our own country and Of every
Statesman in Europe. The rising yensra.
uon, who could have had no egeocy 10 hi,
disloyal course, sppear 10 have taken or hon.
ofab'e and an earnest int est 10 its disavowaI.
That his is Jus, cause Of i,y and con.
gratuiaiion will be sdmh,ed By ali honest, in.
dependent minds, TO whatever political party
they may have been attached, BY every one
VIII" takes on interest 10 The repu,a'ion OF his
native state, who appreciates the vir,ue Of his
ancestors, who usces in the history OF out
glorious revolution the dear bough, fame Of
their Descendants, end who values the pre-.
clous legacy which they have transmitted 10
pos'erity.
"This 'eyiew OF the past 10 no, intended to
rem, coDteG sions or 10 ,ekindlo snimosiies
winch have too long disturbed the public
mino, sIlii less 10 revive spirn OF party, the
decline Of which 10 favored by tho crcumstsn-
eos OF the county, aud by the vHy liberal
spiit which appesrs to pervsde the commo-
ni'y; bo, that rom the pas', useful lessons
may be de'ivcd TO direct the fuiurt---that We
may be induced to cultivate q spirit OF con.
cord, 10 che'isb hive Of country, 10 look TO
the confederacy as tho ark Of our political
safety, TO extend to tho General Government
q proper confidence, 10 tDsibtoin The consiiu.
uonsl powers aud rights of the State govern
ment IN their lul! extent, to fame and admin
'sler the laws with single eye 20 the public
good, ard TO render equal justice to ell men.
"Thc anxious eyes Of enlightened States
men IN eve'y quarter OF the Globe, are direct
ed 10 ob.erve the progress OF civil liberty IN
this county. Our education and habi.s sc-
qnired In our primary Schools, whefe the
children OF all have eduar access 10 the mesns
o! knowledge and ihrfor nation, and 10 which
the moral force OF tho whole community 10
brought forth, 70 hish cement TO the physi'
cal strength derived fom the isbors oi Tho
husbandmaD, the mechanic, the mariner and
tho mo anufacturer, AID bold together Tho. hum
BILE, the middling, and the rich in one indisso-
iuble bond OF mutual in,eres. This key
stone Of our poIi,icsf arch, laid by our vene-
rable ancc cstors, sustained them In oil their
conflicts, carried Us ,riumpban,y though tho
re voIu,ions'y war, became a substitute Tor
means and resources deemed Indispensable
by other oatioDs, and emsins TO Us column
OF strength unknown IN ancien, or n,oes,n
times"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-11
EX TRACT

From the Speech of Gov. EUsTIs, II the
Legislature OF Massachusetts, on Wcdues.
day last.
The change Of political sentiment eviuced
10 the elections of tho present year, fosms u
new e's in the history OF this Commonwealth
BY tho free sutf sges OF her enlightened and
Jude pendent ci,izsns, thi, ancient Gnd &c.
spec,ab,e state - restored to the confidence Of
her sis'er states and III bet Jus, influence 10
the uetionsl counciIs--has resumed het sta.
lion os an Efficient member OF the confeders-
,cy, sod added strong guarantees TO its energy
and permanency.
"The long continued opposition to the fed.
ersi government. bot mc'e especially the
nc..urts 9 pursued in this state during tho 9.
Ven,iul and critical period Of ,he lave war, the
Withholding fron tho General Government,
the cons itutionsl means of deieoce--lhe par.
elizne influence exercised ovcs the means
and agents Of that Government, which occs.
sioned doub!s sacrifices oi lie and Measure;
while the citipcns a Other states we're exert.
ing their utmost energies sgaios, common
enemy; when . gallant army and navy wese
covering themselves with g!ory, and reitlov.
inc, and establishing on on impefishsble basis,
the astioos, character 90 the ocesn snd Oh lhe
isnd,--at this po'ten,ous crisis, when our lib.
{, les and hide ndence were at hsSard--an
unhslioved spi,it OF parry ws' permitted 10
p,cysii over the vita! i0tei ests OF the country
IN authorized combination vas Tor rmed. and
nice ,ings ksid In . neig ghbo6iog stare, which,
Whatever nsy have been the prois'sed ob.
i.:,, had ihs cs,lain e1set ol eoe1u sSlns he
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-11
From the Richmond Compiler.
A EANCIFUL IDEA.

-
Tske piece oi nsarb,e--s skiituI artist can
carve out os much ffom it, as viii leave he
lace OF a Bonsparte, Cesar, o. clowo. lie
has but TO ioke off The PARTICLES, which OBJ
Mruct the particular faces showing iIself, and
that lace becomes at once developed 10 The
eye. Take these away, snd 1t Is he miniature
OF iBODspar,e--removc ,ho'e and Cesar siarts
10 view---iet ,he chissel again shit. It's stokes
and the most intimate acQosin'snce 700 have
IN The world fiods his counterfeit pressnIiment
before you
Each piece OF marble has thus collected
within itself the heads Of all the millions OF
individuals who swam in the world The
art Is IN taking away all tia, is supe' auous,
and The head is brought out II is not so wirh
marble only. Eve'y piece OF sione, metal,
wood, or solid material, has the soBe suscep,.
iGii,y.- Millions Of forms swarm in .vety
substance /; The art consists in Bringing 'hen'
out.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-11

| Idu shall hear, siG--sl sun.iist, uhsn ain
walking behind my Iong tove .irg snsdow
! VII" eonverssuon hold ~ih'n on pbj'os oph.
icsi subjects Look, say !, dear ,hsdowJ srt
thou not like syouth, when the sun Of life is
ri.ing, The earth seems TOO small Just when
j hii leg, thou litlest s0otber, as thou
| vouidst step over ten acre. al once and yet
when thou punsa dowo thy leg, thy sep is
scarcely span long; SO isies Il with youth.
fle seems IS II lie would destroy or c'esie .
world, 400 yet in the end, he does none Of
those things which might hsye been expected
rom his discourse Let The sun now rise
higher and thou wilt become smaller, as tho
youth boasts less The odsr he grows. Thus
compare, you see the morning, noon, and
evening shadow with a hundIed things, and
The logger we walk together ibe better we
get acquainted. A. present, l csn fofrgo
tnsny things which formerly consider cd ~.
dispensably necessaIies The shadow is my
watch and my pcdomc,e'--snd sometWe.
ny ioo,msn. !, is only pHy thats man can
Got exisI Ia his shsdow as his shadow does in
him.
We'll, end wha; do you say in too evening
TO your shadow
In the evening a mans shadow then is a
We y .erious ihiug---,he best m0rsis--a real
NtmeH,o MOri. When The shadow runs for.
ward beIoe one, son becoming longer and
less visible, as If slfesdy hiding i,s head IN The
da' kness Of eternity, while behind one is the
sitting son, and before one using slai--the
shsdow then seems to say, thou art On ihe
brink OF eternity, Thy sun is going down, but
lose not courage; like me, thou wilt become
always z, eater end before thee j. sheaGy
suspended better star, the frs, ray Ct eter.
my beyond the grave.
Win these words the man became .e'ious,
und the msi ipr also. Both looked at each 9th
er in silence. Hem, said The Msjor, you
must go with me, count ymsn. He took The
stranger by the hald, and conducted hin 10
his house.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-11

| date cf Apiii 4ob, snrounces 20 tie 5u.ii.
! The Ep.bargo laId on The SPsnish ships 10 ,hs
/ po',s Of Fisbce This measure hss been ~
! dopied be says, only Tor ls" y, and E
| has been dictated for The interest ol the Fitnch
| army, N orcer that its n,o,emenis should bos
/ be known in Spain but the minister 81 ma
J rine has ordered, by bis dispatch OF he !4rh
| inst. u raise thai embargo, 10 grsns 10 Tho
Spanish merchantmen ths same PfOIeclion ss
| 10 The French commercial ships.
The Kipg he declares considers only as en-
emles OF France, the pirstes sod Spanish pfi.
vaieers, those alone sre the CbjecIs Of tho
aicbiunrss Of Ibe armed ships commanded
BY officers OF the military maine.
The marine news OF ihe Is, IL, l8, and 10Th
April, from ST. John de Luz TO the Sands OF
Oicnne, prove that there is not single SpsD-
ish p'ivaleer in The Gulf Of GAscony, and The,
the nsviga'Ion OF that part Is pursued Snh Tho
greatest security.
africa - In the New Yo'k Daily Advenis.
er oi- Mondays Ie't.i is published from an Of
ticer on bos'd The Cyane, da:ed Sierra Leone,
March 8, 1928.
The Cysns arrived a, Sierra Leone on the
24tn Of Feb'usry, ftoon Msjeirs ,--,ke oficets
and crew in good beslth, excepting Captain
Spence, who Was reported 10 To aIEer feeble,
Intelligence had been received of repes,ed
attacks by The natives on out Colonists al C0pe
Mesa ado On hearing this news, Capt.
Spence Immediately hned a schooner called
the Augus's, Lieut. Dasbnei was ordet cd 10
commspd her, with 'wo micshipmen and ~
sailors, a6d ster being equipped, both vessels
were 10 pi oceed 10 Cape hss,srsdo, as the
Colonists, though resisting attacks with bra.
vey, were still N much danger. The eli
mate Is vary bsneful To Europeans.
From Rapa'ia Late sccoun,s et Charles.
ton hcn Havana, sale, that no recent pira,
eies had been c. n milted on the coast Of CO.
ba. A hee' OF Spanish vessels for Csdiz, Cor,
runna, 81, Andero, Porto Rico, the Coast og
a iCa, &c. sailed fiCm Fl sana on the l3th
ult. together with the Blush sloop Of ~sr
Scout, Capt. Winston 90 C.. uise anG b ig
Abeons. Lester, 10, N. Yo,k. Ssled on ,hc
ID n uh. u S. sloop OF wsr Peacock, Capt.
Cassin schrs. Jacksll, Lieut.. Steven; Fer
ret Lieut.. Newell tLd Pllo,, Lieut.. Sub.
bling, on CT use.
FmAermen faken.-Tbe English gun b,ie
htgus lUok, shoU time since, Two & hing
schooneIs belonging to Portsmouth, n. ii. in
The hsfbor OF Shelbouire, n. S. wheIe rhoy
put 10 expecting Q stoI IN five If their crews.
s,iiyed here lsst Wedns sdey from 81. John,
on their way home, dss,nute Of clothes, &c.
having every thing ttkeD. from them exec pit
ing wnst they he'd or, by the ncbie mndeG
Comuandsol ol His Msjssy's Big.
EG,pOrt SeDnYsI
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
isaac III. WuSON

I'D RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of Whining
Ae ton and lis vicinity, that he has commenced the
TAILORING BUSINESS at No 67, 1larSesreet, opposite
Robert Keddys Hotel formerly OFlnns where lie intends
carrying it on in all its various branches both plain and
Consisting Of Gentemens Rockolow, Spanish and common
CLOAKs,
Fashionable Frock, New-Market, Box, and
Dang-up CoATs, &C. &c.
Ladies Habits Cloaks, Goats and Pelsses,
And Chldrens dresses of various forms
All Of which will be made in the newest fashion, or to
order, with puncmaty and despatch
j. H. W having been in business for nearly five years,
and employed of the arg establishments in the
city OF Philadelphia asforeman, in company with four of
the choicest cutters resident crein and having made ar
engagements with his brethren for procuring the newest
fashions al the earliest period of their existence.
he atiers himself that these advantages and the nfor-
nation received il addition to his practical knowledge of
the above business has enabled HIM to to the pub
lie, that his work will be done with neatneys, and in style
OF fashion, equal to any in the city Of Philaolphia
H. W. particularly requests gentlemen who get Cloth
ing nade not satisfactory orders leave them, and
the price of the cloth will be freely paid.
Wilmington, Del Jl7luHy l, 1928 LOST
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG L4DIE

F0R YoGNG LADIES' AT NEWARK, DEL.
EkSiE subscriber proposes to open School for Young
Ladies, in which they shall be instructed in the follow
ing branches; Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Composition, Rhetoric, Geography Ancient
and Modern, with the Of Maps and Globes, Natural
History, Natural Philosophy, including Astronomy and
Chemistry, Elements of history and of Moral Science On
Sundays their attention shall be directed to the Study al
the Bible, Sacred History and the Evidences of Christi
anty; Proprey Of conduct, elegance Of manners, and
moral reGtude shall be ncucaed with tie utmost asst
duty and care.
The terms for boarding and tuition shall be SIS dolls.
quarter or $50 50 if paid in advance. Books and STA
onary shall be furnished the usual prices Pupils viii
be received at any time after this date
The healthy and pleasant situation Of Newark so gen
orally known, in consequence OF the hi h reputation Of lis
academy that any recommendation Of it. as aH eligible
place Tor boarding School IS deemed superRuous On
the part Of the Teacher, nothing shall be omitted that d
calculated to promote the improvement of his pupils For
information respecting his character and qualifications, he
refers TO the Rev A. X Russell prncpa of
the Newark Academy, and to the Rev James p. wilson
D. d. Pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church in the
city of Philadelphia, WILLIAM SIERER
vVe1Vark, Jandyy 4th, 1923. los ,3nn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
To Cotton spinners and Papermat e

D am about TO alier my Papemill, on Bucl, ~,
"a Chester County, Penn into Cotton Factory c !
possession the ls April next the mllhonse L ston He
1es high and vahouses II By 49, an excellent sono da
whpower to drive 1000 spindles six dwelling houses
stone nare, orchard, and about 100 acres of land pro-
der hryhg timber: Likewise will sell b ey and nne,
new and warranted and all the apparatus in said .aner
W. new screws and presses, va, pot stichest enpn
with the polesn the drying loft &c apply to he owne u,
his mills, Doe Run. ElJStIA pi, uW,,er al
February Z, 1925 "a IA 80.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
FOR Sale.

FaNlE CECIL IRON WORKS, lately owned bv Colonel
Samuel Hughes consisting Of one Blast Furnace Two
Ar Furnaces, Boring Mill Of the best constructed maci
ey and calculated 10 bore five cannon at the same time
Stamping MILL Stone Grst Mil, houses for the managers
ahd workmen' Coat houses stables, Smiths shop with Iron
TASKS, tools and machinery necessary for making Cannon
10 these works attached 1850 acres of land TLe
stream OF is sufficient all SCISSORS to supply tLe
pove works. and running four miles through said land Will
FOR other works Should these works not be sold bv private
sale before the first Monday in March next heyy il on dat
ay be offered at public sale ut the Exchange in the CITY of
baltimore, at one o'clock And in case the whole of The
above property should not be sold that av as an Iron
works, will hereaterbe sold at private sale in such par
cels as may suit persons disposed to purcase-Appyto
ROBERT SMITH or
Jan. %, 1918. 7l2-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14

BY Virtue of Writ OF Lava Facas to me directed will
De exposed 70 Public Sale, ii the House of Eli Lambon
Wilmington, in Chrisana Hundred ON Saturday thc Ism
Gay of February next, at O'clock p NJ all thai celain
lot piece Of land or ground with brick house frame
stable thereon erected situate W and being in the Bo-
as f'lows, to wifi ing The North Westerly side Of
Sppel Street, one hundred and thirty nine feet and on
" - street. Que hundred and seventy eight feet eleven
inc IS 10 Orange Street, and down said street one hundred
and thirty nine feet to Samuel Kendas line be he same
more or less together with all and singular the improve
Inens thereon erected being seized and taken in
aon as the property of Park Mason and Ann his wife
Newcastle, January 20, 1928 1l2~4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
Tavern and Farm FOR SALE.

erfagsA4 To be sold at public sale on Thursday,
s E@ 9th March next, if previously sold at pri-
RSg sk vae sale, that we'll known and valuable public
sz9s stand called Blue Ball. in East Nottingham,
CGcll county, Maryland, situated midway on the shortest
route leading from Philadelphia through Wilmington New.
ark and over Port Deposit bridge to Baltimore This route
IS now much travelled the road leading from Lancaster
through Ekon to the Eastern Shore of Mary also the
roads leading from Lancaster and Conwing bridge to Will
mngon, Chrlstana Newcastle SC cross the former road
directly before the door The house built of stone large
and commodious, with two failing pumps of good wa,
ter one back the other in front The out buildings con
sst OF large frame barn nearly new, with stabilize sufficient
TOR IS horses and shed Germany more blacksnts sop
almost new and in good place for business cooper shop
milk house, &c Farm is attached to thus house con
tanning l2 acres of good land So whereof are well timber
edthe divided into convenient fields well water
ed, under good fences and in good of cultivation
On It are an apple orchard bearing good fruit young and
thriving peach orchard NOT quite bearings large and excel
lent garden &C. This property is in good and very heal
ny neghborhood, convenient to mills aud places of wor-
SHIP The subscriber being extremely DESTROYS to decline
business, terms will be low and accommodating A good
title will be given. sale 10 comm 10 O'Clock When
terms will be made known. Inquire on the premises
Jan 30th, 1928. 112-4p BENJAMIN YoGDIs.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14

F5T Virtue of Writ OF Vend. Exponas to me directed
y will be exposed Public Sale, at the House Of MI
i.amhorn Wimingt n in Christina Hundred on Saturday
tie 10TH day of February next, at o'clock r. NJ the fol-
message thereon erected, situate lying and being in The
Hundred # Christiana and Borough IF Wilmington and
County Of Newcastle bounded by lands of Daniel owlan
Jacob Arch and Company ard nthes fronting N Orange
Street, between Broad and Kent Streets Containing one
fourth OF an acre more or less together with the improve
ments thereon ereced seized and taken in execution as
The property IF James Brady.
Newcastle, January 90, 1928. 112-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
LOTS FOR SALE.

bE Subscriber offers for SALE nine acres Of land tiyd
cd into four lots, all in good ORDER One of said lots
of two and half acres is iii wheat and sown with grass
seed the remaining three in grass and it is believed
will produce much any lots within this Borough or
its vicinity. The whole of these lots arc watered bv III
YER failing spring. They bounded BY Pasture street
and the u S. Arsenal on the Fast Possession may be hnd
on the 25th of March For terms and further nfoI
nation apply to THOMAS WARRlNGTON.
wilmington, Jan. 1 1875. lO4---if
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY DAVID G. WILSON, suERIr,

HeY Virtue of Writ of Vend Exponas to me directed,
sS VIII be exposed to Public Sale, at the House of hi
lanhor Wilmington in Chrisaoa Hundred on Saturday
the 18TH day OF February neX at O'Clock, p. NJ the fol-
loving described lands and encments, situate lying and
being IN the Hundred OF randywine and County Of New
Castle--ihe undivided half part of No. /. plantation or
tract Of land containing three hundred acres more or less
with Two story stone dwelling house thereon erected
adjoining lands OF Robert orwood john Forwocd Thomas
babb, Thomas Cartm and others the undivided half
part OF NO q tract or parcel Of narsl in Cherry Island
Marsh Brandywine Hundred containing twenty acres more
t iTas adjoining "sn o. Ihona, Babb, David Huston,
William smith, and the River Delaware which said upland
end marsh with the improvements thereon erected selzed
al taken IN execution he property Of Joseph Robin
son, g. II.
Newcastle, January 20, 1928. 112-At
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE.
FARM, MILLS & MILL SEAT
FOR SdLE

Tie subscriber offers for sale the plantation on which
he now resides, situate in East Nottingham Chester cou
y, Pennsylvania, containing hundred and nine acres
OF excellent land including large portion of rich bottom
meadow, all in high state Of cultivation except the wood
land On this farm are good stone dwelling house Two
stories hlg with stone Kitchen and fountain of water
the yard, stone barn 40 by SO feet gris mill IS feet
square, with large share OF custom; mill an ex,
celent conStructoh-the stream which turns them theI
tie Elk river being of the most permanent IN that part
OF the cotryi two story tenants house, Wagon house
carriage house and store house all in good repair There
IS on tins property an unmproved mill seat with sixteen
feet head and fall As is presumed that any person wish
ing to purchase such property will view it for themselves
It + unnecessary to give further description of it. An
ndisPuable title will be given and the terms made easy 10
the purchaser For further particulars apply to
JOHN WILSON, on the premises,
- orto Benjamin Ferris, Conveyancer, Wilmington
g mo. 18th, 1922 OFF
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
FOR SALE,

A FARM in Appointments hundred, Newcastle county
IA known by the name OF Camden Farm containing about
$50 acres Of land, with good proportion Of marsh and
sutciency OF wood for he Of the place. quantity OF
marsh meadow already embarked, and may be made
at reasonable expense. 1t is within one mile of Cant
wells Bridge, where there always ready market for all
kinds OF grain 1t is rendered the eligible from its
situation the State Road and the nayigable stream of
Appointments which facilitates the conveyance Of lis
produce to the Philade phia and other markets.
The improvements commolious dwelling house.
&c The situation is Of the highest and healthies in
the neghborhood.
Any person wishing to view this property will please to
apply to Daniel Corbet Thomas Belylc, Cantwells
Bridge.
Terms of sale, which will be accommodating may be
made known on application to JAMES COCHRAN vii
nnSton, OF in Jenkntown, Montgomery county, Pennsyl-
wanna, to JOHN MANN, or
JOEL K. MANN,
Administrators Of the Estate of JAMES NJ Ahvv, decd
December ST. 1929. 107-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
NOTICE.

yEE subscriber being seized in fee simple Of the tract Of
N land called Liverpool, situate in Broad Creek Hun
b. Coubon and others, intends apply to the Court Of
Common Pleas for Commission to mark bound and estn
hlsh his said land called Liverpool 80
January 18th, 1928. 11a-.ot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
TO BE RENTED

A Farm in Brandywine Hundred, called Chesnut nm
Concord Turnpike Road and the Falks Road contanS
about two hundred acres, INCLUDING lot Of marsh in CHEZ
rey Island-which will be rented with the place Enr
tlrms apply 10 the subscriber. BENJAMIN EEDpIc o'
January g. 1898. . "''4Itgf0"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
TO RENE

NOR one years, that substantial Three Story
brick house No. GA, in King Street, next door TO the
sonthelly Corner of King and Third Streets The House
is in excellent state OF repair, we'll finished, and with
its appurenances every way calculated forthe comfortable
accommodation Of family. Appyto
BENJAMIN FERRIS.
Wilmington, 10Th mo. IS, 1892. loot