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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04
BOARDING SCHOOL
FoR YOUNG LaDLES, .qT NEKaRK. DEL

FOR Y0U.NG LADIES, 1T NEEaRK, DEL.
VNliE subscriber proposes to open School for Young
"A Ladies, IN which they shall be instructed in the follow.
ing branches; Heading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Composition Rhetoric, Geography, Ancient
ara Modern, with the use 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
the Bible, Sacred History, and the Evidences of Christi
anlty Proprey Of conduct, elegance Of manners and
moral recude, shall be ncucated with the utmost asst
duty and care. ~
The terms for boarding and tuition shall be So dolls.
quarter or $50 50 if paid in advance Books and Sta
onaI shall be furnished al The usual prices PUPILS will
be received at any time after this date
The healthy and pleasant situation of Newark so gen
orally KNOWN IN consequence of the high reputation Of M
academy that any recommendation Of it. as an eligible
place for Boarding School, is deemed superAuous On
the part Of the Teacher, nothing shall be omitted flint m
calculated to promote the Improvement of his pupils For
information respecting his character and qualifications he
respectfully refers to the Rev A. X Russell Princina IL
the Newark Academy, and to the Rev James p. Wilson
y u Pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church in the
city of Philadelphia. WILLIAM SHFRFR '''e
Jegark, January All, 1923. 1n5 ~
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FOR SALE.

A FARM in Appoquinniuk hundred Newcastle co,,n,,,
"a knownby the name OF Camden Farm containing about
$50 acres OF land, with good proportion Of marsh and
suhceh9y or wood Tor the of the place. quantity Of
marsh meadow already embarked and more may be made
at reasonable expense 1t is within one nile of Cant
wells Bridge, where there i always ready market for ali
Kinds OF gram It is rendered the more eligible from lis
situation on the State Road and the nayigabe stream of
Appoqunmnk, which facilitates the conveyance ,,f rs
produce TO the Philadelphia and other markets
lie improvements are a cummodious DWELLING house
c The situation Is one OF the highest and healthiest Ia
the neighboriood. =
Any person wishing to view this property will please 10
Bridge. -
Terms Of sale, which will be accommodating NAV he
made known on application to JAMES COCHRAN. vii
mmSton' or IN Jenkinown, Montgomery county Penns,
Fahla' 70 JOHN MANN, or
JOEL X MANN,
Administrators Of the Estate Of JAs1Es ii MANN, decd
December 81, 1922. los
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VIII be Exposed to Public sale

~ ON day, The 7th Of next month, valuable Dian.
~ u containing about 81 acres Situate in The town
mp OF East Marlborough, Is miles from Wilmington md
rom Westchester, convenient places of worship and
acnos bounded by lands late of Richard Baker decea
SEQ. " M alien, Wm Cloud and Others good pronor
ol ol %mcn IS woodland the remainder arabic IN b;@
state OF cultivation, divided into convenient fields VIII
stream OF water passing through the same a younr FIR;
wing apple Orchard with number Of otIcr lIt irn,'s
II -. ne improvements are Brick House 40 by IS Gt
WIN lump OF Water in the Kitchen; "a Iarea sta
Sarn' VIVA Waggon-house and Corncrib attached =. ~.
0Prng-louse over never falling Spring Of water.
oalc 10 commence at o'clock on said day WHOM ...
dance VIII be given and the Conditions made inv
JANUARY 1slt 1928 f1l'-' NJ. y. VI
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X. Nj. POMEROY'S

IIE1!fLLTC STRAP AND Py2STE,
EFCR ltazars Surgeons Instruments, &c manufactured
A by Constant, KiItand and Co. Waincfortl. Connec
ticut, ai sold at the Wachman Printing Office and Book
store No l05 Market street The above Strap and Paste
arc offered to the Public with full belief that they will be
found On trial far superior to any before used in this
or any other country. January 1929.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04
FOR RENT.

\ the village OF CantNel Bridge Newcastle County,
large and commodos dwelling house and store house
I'd onng in public situation, has long time been cs.
'abshed as stand for mercantile BUSINESS with good
garden and lo Possession Of the store house can be DIV
en- immediately and possession of the Dwelling house on
The 25th day OF March next
fOR SA1.E-Three water lots just below the Btidpe.
osy situated for Greeting gransIcs Tor Storm cram Eo
terms apply to MARY Ew26Fnpb -
Cantwell's Bridge, December z, 1929 gg-;f
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EDUC.lTION:

, S. BARsToW respectfully informs the public that he
mas resumed the arduous duties of ms profession in the
io0NG LADIES ACADEMY; and thai he is furnishing il with
Maps Globes and other apparatus necessary Tor acou,
an extensive and useful cduca,iop.Sasfaco specimens
o. improvement and scholarship may be seen by calling
the establishments.
llNAis-Boarel, Tuition and Stationary, $50 per or
,,,., Tuition and Stationary, 81 per Or
Wilmington, Sept. TO- 1892. 7l--f
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For SALE.

MILL be sold at Pritate Sae a HOUSE MD yOy
w IN the vla%e of Newark-the lot contarinf, abont
two acres OF ground the house stories high With
rooms on each floor and piazza in front; Kitchen min
house, and well of excellent water at the door stnbie
sanity situated in central part of the village and # not
sold by the first Of March, will be forren For terms an
ply to Henry Whitley, Newark or to the subscribe
in Wilmington. MARY WHIl'F1 Nv I,Oe
January 18TH, 1925. f0Ziet
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ENTERTAINMENT

,~,.9A ENTER T.aI.p:1fI.NT
$sssssssIS THE Subscriber respectfully informs his
ss friends and the public in general that he has
ss7 opened house Of public entertainment where
James Cassns formerly Kept, in GEORGETOWN, DEL.
at the Sign IF Ca 4 laurence He pledges himself to
preserve good order and furnish his table, bar ard stables
with as good accommodations the country will produce
From the situation Of his house and stables he is induced to
beg share Of the patronage of generous public, belev-
IS that he will give general satisfaction.
~ Is. The premises aforesaid are FOR SALE or RENT
any person wishing either bring good recommen.
dation. Possession may be had at any time.
Jan. u, 1925 108-4tp WILLIAM Russell.
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FARM, MILLS & MILL SEAT
FOR SdLE

The subscriber offers FOR sale the plantation on which
nc now resides situate in East Nottgham Chester cou
ty Pennsylvania, containing one hundred AID nine &C
OF excellent land, including large portion of rich bottom
land. On this farm are good stone dwelling house Two
stories high, with stone kitchen and fountain of waer
The yard, stone barn 40 by So feet grist mill s. s,t
square with large share OF customs mill on an ey.
ceent construct0n--the stream which turns them hem
tie Elk river, being of the most permanent IN that DAN
OF the connyi two story tenants house, Wagon house
carriage house and store house all in good repair Their
Is on TINS property an unimproved mill seat with sixteen
ieet head and fall As is presumed thai any person wish
ing to purchase such property M view il for Themselves
It IS unnecessary to give further description of il Al
lndIsp"able TILE VIII be given and tie terms made easy
the purchasers For further particulars apply TO
JOHN WILSON, on the premises
orto Benjamin Ferris, Conye yanccr, Wimingtor.
8 mo. 13th. 1922 6Sor
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LOTS FOR SALE.

fNE Subscriber offers for sale nine acres of land divd.
ca INTO four lots, all in good order. One of said loe
OF two and half acres is in wheat and sown with
seed the remaining three in grass and Il is beeycJ
W produce as much any lots within this thorough or
YER falling spring They bounded by Pasture street
ana the s. Arsenal on the Fast Possession NAV be lad
on the 10Th Of March next For terms and further intT
nation apply to THOMAS WAaRINarn ,,i.oi'
Wilmington Jan. z, 1928. 1o1,c
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TO RENT
ISllC II. WILSON

I'D ESPECTFuLLY informs the inhabitants of Whining
Ia ton and its vicinity, that he has commenced the
fAYIORING BUSINESS at No. 81, lvket.sireat opposite
Robert Keddys Hotel, formerly Films where he intends
carrying it on in all its various branches, both plain and
Consisting of Gcntlemen's RockolOw Spanish and common
CLoATs,
Fashionable Frock, New-NIarkct BOX, and
Bang-up COATs, sc. SC.
Ladies Habits, Cloaks, Goats and Pesses,
And Children's dresses Of various forms.
All Of which will be made in the newest fashion, or to
order, with punctuality and despatch.
IL. w. having been in business for nearly five years.
and employed in Of the largest establishments in the
city OF Philadelphia. as oeman in company with four of
he choicest cutters resident therein, and having made ar
rangemens with his brethren for procuring the
fashions at the earliest period of their existence
tie faers himself that these advantages and the nfor
nation received in addition to his practical knowledge OF
the above business has enabled him ensure to the pub
nc that his work will be done With neatness, and in style
OF fashion, equal to any in the city of Philadelphia.
L. H. w particularly requests gentlemen who get Cloth.
ing made ifnot satisfactory to ORDERS leave them and
the price Of the cloth will be freely paid.
Wthnuigt0n Del Jdnuury /, 1928 IO5-tf
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NOTICE.

Meeting of the Commissioners of the Levy Court Of
m Newcastle County, will be held at the Court House in
me Town OF Newcastle, Tuesday the 4h dav of Feb
ruary next. DAVID PAINTER CLerE, ofthe Pegce
Newcastle, January l7,h, 1898 lO8-5
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TO BE RENTED.

A Farm in Brandywine Hundred, called CHcsnt Mn
the properly OF Albanus G. Logan, fronting on the
Concord Turnpike Road and the Falks Road conta;nnt
about two hundred acres including lot of marsh in Chez
rey Island which will be rented with the place For
terms apply to the subscriber. BENJAMIN FEpRIe I
January 9, 1928. IGS Is
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04
Conducted By ROBERT U,qLSH j.,

This work is published monthly forming two volumes in
the year 1t comprises of scientific and literary
Intelligence selected from the periodical works of Great
BrtNn and FranCe-pricc year, payable in advance
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j. CLLNG g co.

EGG leave to inform their friends and the public gem
perally that they have removed their Druggist and
Apothecary Stores to No. a a Stress door tC vii
liam larkin's grocer store
Having lately purchased fresh and general assortment
ot Drugs Medicines, Paints, Obs, &c at the most reduced
prices they hope TO share part Of public patronage.
attended to.
ALSO, large and general assortment os Patent Meai
cnes. Black Varnish, Medical Wine bters, Anomalies,
Condiments OF the best quality.
Wilmington, Nov. 1929 e6-sm
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Periodical Literature.

SUBSCRIPTIONS are received at the Office of the
~ Waterman, for the following periodical works, now
publishing IN Philadelphia by f. Litte
Museum OF Foreign Literature and
Science.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04
Christian Advocate.

This work is continuation of the PRESBYTERIAN Mara
Zine 1t isPublished monthly at S3 per year.
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NOTICE.
Imhortans 10 Farmers, 7avern Keeters, cer...,
Travellers and Economists IN general y

Travellers and Economists IN general "'0
The advantages derived from straw used as Ceede,.,
ses cattle and sheep, has long been proved a 1
knowledged by experienced agricuuralsts in Euro uu a.
many parts of America, 10 be very great. 1t has nc
fitness for horse, not only because it is much cheaps%
hay but it at them against hesyes bpt @
founders; three most destructive diseases to which
are table, and winch often destroy them in The MY
their usefulness 1t has been used with asonsh;nn''
cess in faening cattle in the stall, by gentleman u ca
nectcut, whose experiment has been recommended s
laid before the agricultural societies in Connecticu
Massachusetts Sheep also do well, fed on straw nre.
ed in the ordinary way for horses These and m,
other successful experiments have been made by ,y
prisng farmers; even while laboring under all tie G
vantages arising from the want of some easy and ee.
method Of cutting the straw. The Importance Of he Ys
jec has long time called upon the genius of both Euos
and America TO supply the public with some expels,
machinery tor the purpose Many trials have been mai.
and many specimens Of great ingenuity and expense how.
been exhibited; some of which have done honor 10 H.
inventors, but in general have fallen short in u,v o
old Dutch Snibox, so called F." VIC
But the public are now invited TO call and view for M
selves, -s%
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DIVIDEND.

W resident and Directors of the Bank of JYihnaga
aaa Bn'2y,gine have this day declared DIVIDEND q
per share the capital stock of the Bank, which
"n = p.yabe to the Stockholders or their legal represea
p or af'er the l9t, inst; By order Of he Baad,
- = zoo N4-9t p. BI1rNGH. esEr.c--
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DIhANyARg gIATlB AOIznZBzRYo

meO THAI n o hungry @ thai an
w THAI o. h circulation
Lbyt briono hs in cash. the DlaneS
rh
pi nruin
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE.

which we confidently think far exceeds every thing forth
PURPOSE before exhibited both il respects smIc,
cheapness Of construction and case of operation
Ii has been in use in Massachusetts six years and r,
mands universal appreciation II is lately patented h.
Giles Dayton, the INVENTOR of whom the suhscriberb
purchased the exclusive right of making and vending
in the state Of Delaware, and has also the agency b
virtue OF apower of attorney from said Patenec ID g
the above right to any person persons in the coumeo
thladeiPha, Lancaster York; Bucks and Northampton
the state of Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM FVpS
June 10, loS2-ly Near New CasIe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14

Of for nsighhor to bleed lin. gosspb sis.s.,
ths, when he vent in'o IIs house ui ME moth.
er, Robert end the 'esi were sesjsd a. a liable
in the kitchen, ,sking their evening" piece
that he went 10 the dresser TO get drink that
Robert rose from The table ind io.k him by
the sect of his psnlsiOons, when a ,cufle en-.
sued, and he [RObenl fell, tu, he old no,
think he had hort HIM go much. The moth
er's statement 10 somewhs, similar but the
sis,ers deny having any knowledge wha,eytr
Of ihs transaction, though it was stated by one
Of The others before the ipquesI tbst they bad
assisted 10 part tie brothers. A eoroner's
inquest vas assembled sometime during tho
night, who, after examining tho body, pro-
Dounced q verdic' of deah by pioien! honds.
There appeared, on j ffe,en, paris OF the boty
six distinct uabs, supposed 10 be made with q
bu,cher's knife one OF which, IT. was thought,
had penetrated the heart. Joseph Nelson,
charged with being the principal in, and Dan.
iei his brother as an ecces.aiy 10 the commis.
sion Of this "deed without q psme," have
been arrested, sId wete, on Sunday evening
last, lodged in the Jail az Carlisle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
From she Perry Penn } Forester, July 81.
HORRIBLE TRhNsAc1IoN

II
HORRIBLE TRANSACTION.
For the last Two OF ,hree days, an ex,rsor.
dina y sensation has prevailed smoug our Cit
iZeos al tho recital Of supposed mur de- com.
united upon the body Of Mr.. Robert Nelson
late Of Toboyne ,ownship, 10 this county. To
prevent erroneous impressions, and false stale.
menu, we have thought proper to give some
OF tho particulars which hsve como 10 our
knowledge through per sons who were pres
ent Immediately after tho horrid affair, end
during the sitting of tho coroner's inquest. II
sppeafs that the deceased, who WAS q married
man, lived some mites from his mothers
dwelling, whe's no had come for a few day.
during tho harvest, to sssis, in gathering in
the proceeds OF the farm, Of which he /, eo,i.
tied 10 . share. On Saturday evening last,
while none oo, the family, consisting Of The
mother, the deceased, two brothers, snd three
sis,ers, were about the premises, IL is pre-.
sumed the dreadful scene occurred. IL il,
stated ths Daniel Nelson, 'he youoges broth.
or OF the deceased, left tho house Of his mo h.
OF TO SO to . field, Q short distance from the
house, TO cradle oats tbs, on his way he call.
cd st his bso,bsr Joseph's, who ia slso married,
and lived 10 o house on The way but few rods
LON his motbe''., snd told him thst Bob
snd he had jusi had some words" Josenh
rePIied, A" BOB hssbeso carrying on high since
he hiss been here, bot ! will 60 over and set.
tie him" Daniel went on 10 the oats field,
end was there but fev mioutes, whan his Of.
tsn,ioo YES attracted BY noise st the house
OF his mother. lie ran to the house but
when he came there, his broihet Robert wss
inv the sgooies Of death. supported on The dSsr
hs l~o CT ths sisters wblS is;eph he'd gone
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Com. Porter to Gen. riTes.
u. g. Gslliot Sea Gull A,leutos

u. 9. Gslliot Sea Gull Allentos.
Thompson's island July. 13. 1898
10 Hs Ereeoeaey Don Frsneisco Diontsio
PiUes, CAPTAIN General of.be leland Of Gu.
6a and IFS dehendeneies.
YouS ExcELLSNov-With foil conf
aeoce that they Will 20 brought to condgn
punishment, / send you, TO be uied by the laws
OF SpsIo, Eve pisstes, tsSeo on board two p,-
isucai vessels by Two OF the bsrges OF my
s9usdrou. / also send, by the same convey.
snce, TWO meo, making part Of the orieiosl
crew OF one OF The vessels when she lell into
the hands Of the piIste..
The Witnesses beiog on the spot, will eps-
bic you TO make the punishmen, prompt and
the example, ] have 90 doubt, will be highly
sslusy.
With sentiments Of the highest respect,
have the honor to be, your Exeellency's ,ety
obed'en, humble servooi, ID. PORTER.
Commanding u. s. Naval Forces in the
Wss ladies snd Gulf Of MEXICO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
lisp the A9aits.
From Com. Portcr's Squadron.
Caay Of a iener from Com. Porter 10 Ihe Sec.
resory of the Navy.

Cday Of a ieifer from Com. Porter 20 Ihe Sec.
resory of the Navy.
Sea Gull, Attention.
Thompson's Island. July IL. 1923
S,s--lt is with iGs;n:,e satisfaction do my.
ssM the honor 70 lay before you, Lieut.. Com
rusndant Wstson's official rsport OF Tho sl.
roos, total annihila,ion Of tho crews Of two pi-
rs,ical vessels, by tho two bArges Ga!lioipper
aud Mosquito, under his command.
Wnen we take into consider alton the i'm.
mensc superiority Of force opposed TO him,
the advantage end preparation on tho part Of
the pirates, and The result Of tse action, We
sanuot but b suppressed With the conviction,
tsst no,hiog less than Providential Influence
end protection could have occasioned con.e-
qusoces 80 fa,al TO the pirates, and so exempt
from injury on our s'dc, ~ 10 .ppesr almost
nirseulo0s.
The 6ve surviving pirates being desperate
fy wounded, have, 10 compliment to the ia
vorable disposition sod ssalous Co operation
Of tho s0,ho,i,ies OF Hsvsns, sent to the Cap.
tsio General Of Cuba, TO be tried by tho laws
Of Spain. Enclosed is copy Of my loller to
him on the subject.
cannot close this communication without
expressing hope, that the brilliant success
OF Lieut.. CON. Watson, end his excellent
character IS an officer cod man may induce
the Department to promote bin to higher
grade, ~ the most suitable reward for bis ser.
vices.
have the honor 10 DO, with great respect,
your .obedient servant, ID. PORTER.
Hon. Secretary effhe Navy.
Captain Waison's Report.
" s. Gsiliot Sea Gull, Attention,
Thonpson's islssd. July II, 1888
Sin-Ras,ay had the Aoaer 10 repor, tho
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14

ufdssss o. tosrafig taifs, which beg them
to accept as a memorial of my appreciation Of
their conduct.
d. PORTER,
Commanding u. s. Naval Forces in the
West.Iodies and Gulf of Mexico.
l.. S. Gsiliot Sea Gull, ,
Port Rogers, July II, 1873
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GENERAL ORDER.

H'v'og this day received from Lieu,'
CoIndt Watson, his official report Of The cap
ture Of tho PirsIical schooner Catalina, and
her consort, by the two boats under HE con :
mand, I take pleasure in expressing my high
sense ofthe gsllsntry Of the officers and meo
who were concerned In that extrsotdinsry and
Brilliant sf,ir, and shall take the earliest op.
po,tani,y TO make koown to the goveroment,
and TO their fellow citizeus generslly, ell The
particulars OF an action, the result of which
should serve TO impress on our minds hat
the hand OF Providenee is always with those
whose cause is Just and risheous.
A few more such examples, and piracy Is
Of an end. We may then return To our
homes with the proud consciousness Of bsv-
ing well performed our duty, ADD 10 the en-
joymeni Of the approving smiles, not only Of
our country. but ofthc whole eivilit.G world,
To Lieut.. lnman, Sailing. .msMer Balm
bridge, Midshipmen tisrwood and T,ylor,
swords, from among the s'ms taken in the
pira,icai vessels, are 20 be presented; to Dr..
Babbit, Mr.. Webb, Masters Mate, spd Mr..
Gtice, carpenter, pistols; and TO each Of the
ss.men, ssinsy ssamcp, spd marinss, o,
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-29
LEADEN
AQUEDUCT PIPES.
HE Subscriber informs his

u HE Subscriber informs his
= Friends and the Publick, that he con-
tinues the making of Lead Pipes for Aqueducts
at the following prices, viz.
l-2 inch pipe, "a per rood. l IA inch,
25 rods and under, s.; over % rods, at s., 90
per rood. inch, for so roods and under.
S2,67 per rood over so, 1888 per rood.
Sd inch, 40 roods and under, S1,75 per rood :;
over 40 and under 10, $l,67 per rood over
20, $1,60 per rood. 1-2 inch, so roods and
under, 1,25 per rood: over so and under 80,
S1,18 per rood; over 80, SLIP 1-2 per rood
laid CATER the ditch is prepared) and warrant
ed to stand the pressure of the earth and
water.--Also, copper pumps suitable to at
tach to the pipe for suction.
The following is the weight of the pipes at
the above prices per rood, viz.
1-2 inch, az lbs. ia inch, "a lbs. I
inch, 25 lbs. Sd inch, Is 1-2 lbs. 1-2 inch.
10 l-2 lbs. per rood.-Eight cents will be
added for every extra pound.
al orders thankfully received, and duly
attended to, by
DAVID LORING.
Concord, Mass. Sept. 1898. ep3m.