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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-22
Valuable Smyrna Property.

ENTILL be sold public ,endue, on 5h day the path
w OF mex month, on the premises, in execution of
trust vested IN me BY virtue OF deed for this purpose
made by James Morris and wife, all that valuable real estate
situate IN the town OF Smyrna Kent county, and State Of
Delaware to wit:
No /. lot or piece of ground, situate on the south.
west side OF High street, 90 feet in 'front.' and in depth l02
feet inches, with a frame dwelling thereon erected.
NO 2 lot lot or piece OF ground. situate the south
west side OF High street. 20 feet in 'front.' and in depth l02
feet inches, with frame dwelling thereon erected
No 8 lot or piece Of ground q feet inches in 'front.'
increasing N width to 67 feet back, and in length loo feet
inches, situate on the southwest side Of High street. and
having l0teet aev back, leading into Commerce street.
On This iot are large, connections three story brick
house, finished IN the best MANNER "a feet in front BY S45
feet deep, with good cellar under the whole brick
kitchen adjoining the houses and stable &C. This pro.
perry is well situated, and calculated for public house
No a. oi or piece OF ground 25 feet inches in front,
about II feet near the CENTRE 81 feet back and in dep(
leo feet situate on the southwest side OF High street. and
ON Which Is erected commcdous two story brick dwell
new25 feet in front and in depth 81 feet.
with stone cellar under The WHOLE having an alley AZ feet
wde leading into Commerce street. and the privilege Of
10 feet alley back, leading into the same
NO. } large convenient two story brick store house,
nearly new, situate at the corner Of High and Commerce
streets, about 10 by "a feet with stone cellar under the
whole 1t IS esteemed the desirable stand for business
III smyrna and lsnow occupied at Of 400 dollars
per annum IT has an alley Of two feet the south side
No o. LOT orpece Of ground, IS feet in front and 81
feet inches in depth, situate Commerce street ON
winch IS erected large convenient frame house,
stores high % by 80 feet having stone cellar with good
lplank floor therein under the whle now occupied as
store, and esteemed valuable stand for business.
No. Z. lot or piece of ground adjoining No. g. val
liable site Tor store twenty-five feet in front by thirty.
seven feet two inches in depth.
No g. lot or piece of ground, sixteen feet eight in-
Iches IN front and thry-seven feet inches in DEPTH
good stand for business situate on Commerce street. on
which is erected small frame house
No g. lot or piece of ground, sixteen feet eight in
ches IN front, and thrtyseven feet inches in DEPTH
situate on Commerce street, adjoining No 8.
NO ~ lot or piece of ground sixteen feet eight ill.,
ches IN 'front.' and try-seyen feet two inches in depth,
adjoining No 9.
No II a lot piece of ground, containing five acres
adjoining lands of E5enezer Blackison and Geo Walker
situate Smyrna.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock A. NJ, when the conditions
which will be liberal, will be made known and attendance
gwen oy JOSEPH 6. ROWLAND.
camden, D mo. "a, 1874. 49-7t
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ACADEMY.

vHIE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education of youth
of both sexes in all the various branches of useful Euca
ton and he aaers himself that he has given general
satisfaction those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few more pu
pills, he again solics share Of public patronage.
VIM BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
October 18th, 1893. 8a-~
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Thy spirit Independence, let us share,
Lord of the lion heart, and eagle eye
To Hope the Lucky-quickly let s repair,
Nor lose the Golden Opportunity.
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DOMESTIC GOODS

A ND COTTON YARN of various descriptions and from
~ various Factories receiving daily and for sale at No.
Ill Market-street JOHN r. BRINCKLE.
Wilmington, March 80. ST.
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NOTICE.

IL persons having demands against the estate OF .9a'
N thong Higgins, Esq of Redon hundred, dec are here.
by notified present their claims properly authenticated
settlement. to either of the undersigned and those who
indebted to the said hereby requested 10
discharge the same without delay TO
JOHN HIGGINS,
and THOMAS j. HIGGINS,
Executors Of anthony Higgins, dec.
CoxsNeck, Redion hundred Newcastle Co. May Is 1924
45-18t
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Fortunes Abode,


here Hope erer smiit>.-fortahp nerer tro,rns
|. P% 10 judge Of the value Of he Lottery correctly,
should be conrasted with others drawing in which
there are CT Several thousand Tickets more the price
H .. isf Stb sGgF and The m Highest r1e considerably
Tickets. 9 the De,a7are SGte Latte ~ is the Riches:
Lottery in the United States.
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LARGE BREAD.

YHNiE subscriber, entertaining grateful of the
IL tavors he has received since his commencement of
business in the borough takes this opportunity return
his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for their
patronage, hoping that the exerons he has used for their
satisfaction, has not been unattended with SUCCESS and
hoped that continuance OF public favor will be received
is his intention to alter his system of baking what,
in his opinion, deserves public appreciation. He will SELL
while -four remains at the present prices,
Q is lbs. Of baked Ulteat bread at / a cents,
12 do do 10 | Q do
8 Ia rye do 6 Ia do
1-2 do do IL g do
Which will be at least Ia than has been given be
himself any other in his line of business in this Borough
Pilot Bread, Cakes, Crackers &c. in proportion Re
aers supplied at the reduced price cents per dozen
Customer and dinner baking done on moderate terms
JAMES GIBSON
Wilmington, April 10. 37-3m No. g. East Front. ST
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tional call Of the legislature to form a
constitution?
5 Whether honest men can attempt
70 subvert ancient chartered rights, be-
cause some inequality in representation
has grown with time e)--and in the same
breath deny the right of free suffrage in
the formation OF constitution?
8. Whether Delegates were not in
structcd 10 have a clause inserted i'll the
Constitution to secure the poor mans
property equally with The rich MANS
and whether a committee was not ap-
pointed on this subject, who were al
most unanimous for securing the proper
ty of the rich man, to the utter neglect
Of that Of the poor man ?
Z. Whether the Legislature of any
other State in this Union has ever given
to any banking institution, exclusive
privileges in collecting their debts
thereby giving to the rich apower Who'll
ly withheld from the poor?
8, Whether Delegates were not urg-
ed to secure, by the constitution, to the
people of this state, the same privileges
they now possess to the shores, by the
old Ch@ter---and were they SO secured
or attended to?
Q. Whether Roman Catholics are in
the habit Of selling the right of getting
drunk, or granting absolutIon-and
whether if all the inhabitants of this
state, under the new constitution, be-
come drunkards, they will be well edu-
cated2
10. Whether the sovereign people of
this state ever will or ever ought he
bound by or vote for the doings Of any
Convention, except it be Of their own
calling
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PHILO QUf.kIST,

"woe 20 that man b. whom offences come It
Tere better for him that a milestone we're hanged
about his neck and he ca, into the sea +"
"AnI that servant Which oweth his lords will
and prepareth not himse !. ncn., did according to
bis will, snail be beaten w,th many suIpcs."
ST. LUIE.
QUERY /. Whether there ever was a
more daring attempt on the rights, The
liberties, and the privileges Of free pco.
pie, thnn the late act oI the Legislature.
for calling convention in this State ?
?. Whether tho sovereign people had
not previously, 10y solemn vote after vote.
and meeting after meeting, declared they
would not call a convention: and wheth
rr, after al, there was not found a man.
bold enough to propose a convention III
The legislature, (the servants of the peo-
ple.) Whether large majority Of the
same legislators did not obtain seats in
The convention they had thus created.
contrary to the repeatedly expressed voice
Of the people-the same man being ap.
pointed President thereof, with full pow
ers Of appointing the several commit
tees?
8. Whether an Autocrat in diguisc is
not worse than on open Dictator
d Whether the towns of North.
Klngstown, Burrilville, West-Green.
wich. and New Shoreham, will not be
entitled to the gratitude of every friend
of the rights and honor Of this State, for
the dignifed stand they took. in refusing
70 notice the uuhallowed and unconstitu.
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MIR klkU,

In Providence on Sunday evening last Mr.. Henry
Salisbury, of that town. to Miss .9-ney BroHn. OF
North Kingstown. "
At Edenton. N. C. Mr.. Josiah Jones, aged seuen-
ty-seuen. to Miss Louisa Smith, aged seventsen
DIhD,
A, the Asylum. on Thursday last. Mr. 2zariah
CranGaH, in his 79th year.
On sunday morning last, Mrs Abigail Seattle. wi
dow of Mr Richard seattle, in her 50th year
At the Havana, abou, the I'd Of August, Mr. WtL
har Pi.len Jun in the Gath year Of his age, native
vi this town.
At Greenfield. (Mass) 25th ult. Mr. William Boss.
aged -, student at lsw-he was native Of South.
Kingstown
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oMMu uNICATI n.
Mr.. Sin,ons,

Mr.. Snions,
Since reading Mr., PEAneE's Speech in tho
late Convention on the rign, OF suffrage, ]
have been sinost astcnished, that 80 fsir and
equitable q proposition for tho elective iran.
ch,se, should have met with such a decided
negative in that convention. But il matters
not with me whether yrannieai power 10 mon.
eyed by many or by single despot. What
right, ask, ~ Q FREQ government, has tho
laDdholders to such exclusive domineerjng
principles ito shut out from the RICH, OF
suff'sse more than ono third Of tho white
male citizens OF this state Eom voting
can find no Other argument against the mo-
chancs, but This {: You do mol own one hun
dted and ,hirty four dollars worth Of dit.
therefore You shall not vote in any question
whatever VIC have the property sad we will
rule cye' you, and in case OF Invasion you
shall defend our soil, our vive, and children; ;
We viii place you as Kmg David did Utah,
10 toe Iron, OF battle. Vile sub'e fogr--con
icDp,ible plca--,hst there 10 mol virtue G.
nough in that class Of our fellow citizens to
ontfust 'ben with a yoto Tor ,cpresen enta,ives
Tor ciectors o! President and v,Co p. esiden,
and tor general officers, under certain restic.
i!c0s--but at the same time entruN them, ~
umes Of difficulty and d.nger, wrh ne quo
snd sword. And Tor what pu po,e !-lo de
fond Tho soil-.'o " snnise over Them. The
only lar question with me, on this subject, is
This: does ono hundred and thirty ioar dollars
worth OF land, make a man moo or less vi.
tuous Il there was 90 other exception 10
tho adoption Of The constitution, offe'ed 10,
he peoples rs' ifcs,ion, this single clause, on
the righ, OF 'uF age, is sufficient TO damn the
whole structure OF that in,ttuneu,. have
Tor many years been in favor OF . mo'e ezlen.
sive p iviiege OF voting, than tho one here,o
tore acted upon. A general right Of sufr age,
would 'na grea: measure do away ths, pow
e'iui influence, smong many, to fraud and
pufgcry, which hos hitherto existed in umes
OF high parry excitement. Tho fact is, tha,
AXE fraudulent deed, has been made FREQ.
men-y hiie tho more 7irtuous part Of socie.
y, who had rot a bona fide real estate, hsve
oeen excluded, from the privilege Of voting.
| therefore believe that if eve ~ man would be
candid, in his expressions on the elective
f suchse, ths, 1t would DO generally agreed
that co :uarsge would DO less liable TO fraud
and corruption, snd far moro toIsr able in a
zee g9ve DmenI, than The ono proposed by
he present constitution. Agaio our bill o,
tgh's declares, that ell uen are born free sDu
eual and, a, the same time, our state Law.
would make nevsrs oi wood and d,s-ers o.
wa,ot, oi ve'y considerable snc respectable
portion Of our fellow ciiIzens.
LANDHOLDER
S7RM hngstovn, Sent. 30 1924.
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NOTICE.

Court Of Probate, Aeuhorf, Oet. 4, l834.
WyhEREAs an instrument Of writing purpor,inc
w to be the last viii and testament Of John Lang.
ley, late Of Newport, mariner, deceased. has been
presented to said Court, for probate. and the consid-
GRAFTON thereof referred TO the fret Monday in No.
vember next-Noticc 10 hcreb, given to slf persons
interested therein. to appear il they see fl, =, q
court Of probate to be holden al the house in
said Newport, ON said first Monday Of November
next, at O'Clock. AN 10 bc heard in the premises,
BY order Of said Court,
CHARLES GYLES, Proc Clerk.
Oct p
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MERCHANTS BANK.

A TIA Meeting Of the stockholders Of Merchants
n Bank. holden at their Bank Room, ON Monday.
the 9th day Of October. lS2A. the following gentlss
men we're chosen Directors Of said Institution fos
the year ensuing 49,. ..,.. .,t. H.. . ..
Samuel Whi,ehorne, Henry Bull, Edward w!
Law'on, Isaac Gould, Nathaniel .. Ruegles, Thomsa
Bush, Charles NJ. rhurston, John v. Hammett, and
William Bsteman.e .Nu -,
And al meeting Of the Directors, subsequently,
holden, Samuel Wh,ehorne was chosen President
THOMAS II MUMFORD. Cashier.
Newport, Oct z, 1924 .tt..'.,
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NOTICE.

Ccnrt Of Probafe, hswhori, Oef 4 1924.
NJ Office is hereby given. that John Williams,
l guardian over the person and estate Of Nathan.
ei C Ellery hath this day presented his guardian.
ship account for settlement. and the conside ration
thereof referred to Court Of Probate TO be holden
at the statehouse, in Newport. on the fira Monday
OF November next, at 9 o'clock. AM. at which linc
and place. the said Nathaniel and others CONCERNED
therein, will appear. if they ft and they shall ba
heard respecting the sane.
BY order Of said Court, '..
CHARLES GYLES, PreSofs Clerk.
Oct r..
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State Of Rhode Island, &c.

"a - - ! Der 4, ls2&.
THE creditors Of Edward Erowneil. of Li,tIsI
Compton, in the county Of Newport, labores.
are hereby notified to appear, f they shall see a., su
the General Assembly. 10 be holden At Providence,
on the last Monday Of October instant, to shew
cause why his petition for the benefit of the act, enc
titled Gan act for the relief OF insoIvent debtors,a
ought not to be granted .@ ...,
HENRY BOWEN, Soc'ry.
Oct
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arrived yeste day. The Advertiser Of the las
date, expresses lear that thore would DO no
sba,smement OF the sicknes for some week
to come. During The preceding week, tho
days were excessively hot, and the nights cold,
which experience proves to be alike dshger.
Gus 10 the healthy, the sick and convslescent.
The following is from the official re ports of
interments, which were published daily.
lnte'msns, So,h, sir--Aug 81, sirfeen-.
Sept. ist, seventeen.
Mercantile .fdverfiser, Der. 2.
"Zhere is no di,hufins about iasies."-A
man wss lately whipped tn ougb the streets
OF Edinoofg, tor bihng gentisrlan's nose cf.
Among the arts resorted 10 by the smug.
gicrs on the English Coast, 10 that Of intro.
ducing spirits In Jumps Of chalk. a party Of
smusglefs was lately arrested IN the act OF
dsffsnding the 'evenue 10 this way. They
were landing chalk Jumps from . vessel, and
appearing to use more caution in moving
them, Than usual, an officer tapped one OF tho
Jumps with his sword, end out gushed Q Gel.
lon and hall OF pure Genevsn spirits. Alter
this diseove y, FIVE hundred Of other Jumps
were examined, and oil Of them were found
10 DO similsry filled Salem Observer.
MIR MeAdsm's plan for making roads, has
been improved. Melted tor Is poured over
mo stones to fll the in,erstiess, and 6oe grav.
el is sifted over 1t before 1, cools.
The corn harvest in the western parts OF
New York has proved one Of tho most sbun-
dant that has been known for many ycars.
The crops oi wheat, barley, rye, oats and peas,
arc oes'iy housed,
New ORLEANS, Aug. 81.
Ihe day before yes,e day, towards half past
o'clock, 10 the evening, some indi,idusls en-
to'ed NJ. Chsdron's house, IN his absence,
and sen,oved from its place an iron chest, con.
tanning $4,000 10 gold and silver ,losdt d II on
hand bar 'ow which they had p divided for tho
purpo'e, and succeeded in cs''ylng it ~ fs' 90
the stair case on the aide Of IN. N'eot, wherc,
by means o! strong ropes, they woro going TO
make Il clip down tho s,sirs but uDforiu uns,e-
iy 1--WE mean for tho 'obbe,s,) ono of hem
sepped on negro, who was lyins asleep, and
who, on awskening, c'ied out Tor sssistance,
notwithstanding 'he threats Of alrsngling him,
il no made any nose. The neighbors ran to
tho spot, boz he robbers, seeing their chance
gone, left their p .y, sod threw themselves in.
TO O hackney coscn, that was waiting lor them
| 10 Tho street. ;.
We understand tbs, Mr.. Chadron, IN order
| to reward the horoicsl conduct Of his slave,
intends TO 90, him FREQ, end 70 give him one
fourth Of tho SUN by him saved, with tho con.
di,ion that he will 'emsin with him to take
caro- Of other treasure sill g. Gator, which will
be conhdsd TO his honesty spd fidelity.
There was slish, fs'I Of Snow on Thurs
day night last on tho Road between Boston
and Albany, near tho isher city.
Aecidcnt--A boy, l3 years old, who had
concealed himself in uee, q, Exeter, N. n.
10 avoid some punishment that had been
threatened him, was lately shot by another boy,
m pursuit OF game, who n,isfook him for an
otui ! Poor boy.
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~ Please to take Pancalay Monte.

~ ANIEL WEBB and JOHN RoDMAN, respect.
- fully inform the public, that their plan OF keep.
lately announced in ,h. papers) is upon more ma.
ture consideration. and by mutual consent, telin.
quished. They further give notice. that ON Monday
evening. the 4,h instant, they will keep separately
in their respective School Houses, No. z, and 8,
School. street
Newport, Oct g. To71
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
ResOived, BY the Central Committee
Of the counties of Newport and Provi-
dence, who were appointed by the Gen
eral Convention, holden at Newpor, in
June last, That the ireemen OF lhc seve-
ra towns in This state. III favor q Tile e.
lection of the hon. JoHN q. ADAMS TO
the Presidency OF the United.orAIes, be
and they arc hereby, reque>t-d % appoint
Delegates, to assem- lie ~ LaDgeT!ion, to
be holden in the state House, IN Provi-
dence, on the evenirg Of Iuesdiy the
26lh Of October mex, 10 nominate tlec-
tors of Presden, ana y ice President of
the United States.
ReSol0ed That the Editors OF the sew
eral newspapers in this sta,e be. and they
hereby are, requested to publish the a.
bove resolutions.
CALEB EARLE, Chairman,
ALBERT G GREENE, SECRETARY.
Central Committee of the county of Providence.
DUTEE J. PEARCE Chairman,
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Secretary,
Central Committee OF the county of Newport.
[reen,fn Of Rhode. Island, ~.
GA Monday next will assemble in
your respective towns, for the purpose OF
voting on the question of the Constltu-
tion. 1t is all important that every Free
man should attend the meeting. II this
preposterous and absurd instrument
should be adopted, through your suplne-
ness aud ncgIect--you will entail upon
yourselves and your posterity all ever
lasting curse. Every man who absents
himself from town. meeting on this occa-
sion, will aid the promoters of this work,
and assist them in fixing on themselves
the chain of slavery. Let no man vain
]y suppose his vote will not be wanting.
True we believe the state is safe; but 1t
will not be so, unless every man does his
duty. Let every fyeemen. then. rally Oh
this important, this truly interesting crl-
sis-and by their votes, determine that
lhey will not have constitution, except
1t be founded upon the eternal principles
OF riSht aud justice.
We take the liberty to suggest the
utility of holding general freemen's
meeting, at the State House, on Satur-
day evening, at early candle light Mon-
day being the day JOr Voting upon tic
question Of The Constitution.
writer in the r. American, signing himself
Sezen:y-Sir.' is somewhat facelions, on the sub.
ject OF paragraph in one Of our ,ste papers. He
calls our paper the e"ANTI-eoNsTITpTro
I'VE proud of the title. the present instance.
lie says he viii bet his waking otbn,atas against
ours that he can point more than three times
three respectable persons in Newport who will vote
f0r The adoption of the constitution we do not
know exactly what he means, by yaiting appa.
ra:us-f he mears walking cane. We very good
bamboo stick, with silver head and brass ferrue ;
which once belonged - very respectable revolu.
tonary patriot, now Gecessed-if he means legs,
have very good pair, though rather short, on the
whole Of which nevertheless, set great value.
But whe ther he mean. one the ether, will.
aug to take his bet sni we say, there will not be
found three hmes hree respectable citizens Of New.
port, WHO wilt vote for the constitution.
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Mthodfsfs.

The Ohio Methodist Conference vss held
on ths I'd ult.-ioo preachers attended, 10
c'udns Eve converted snd instructed Indisns.
The P'e,byerisus end Bsp,is,s .osned their
meeting houses for the religious services.
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Canal Reyernc,

Tho revenue from ,he Northern and Yves
etn C'nsi', u IS expected, will tnis yea, ex
eeed S25o 900, and The revenue from the SsiI
Spnuss B 100000.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
r. a/gyp Y II u ~

EN7ERED,
Ship Columbus, Lovett, Gottenburg.
sloop President, Gates, Ssybrook.
CLEARED,
Brig Anstel, Dennis, st. Mary's, Georgia.
sloop Albany, Vars, New.York.
., Essex, Burr, -
% President, Gates, Providence.
.NE.NoR.8N d.
The brig Friendship, Hopkins, sailed from Boston
On Friday last, tor Havana
Arrived at EIizabe,h.City, Traveller, Hathaway,
rom this port. -,
The brig If, sailed from Havana, for Bristol,
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PUBLIC NOTICE

NJ aEREAS my wife Ca,.ssl 4 CsGpt,k h6e
w lett my bed and eosrd without iust 4 a legal
cause, and otherwise oondot,ed herself iu . gross
and unbt coming manner. Therefore thiss 10 TOE
bid s persons harbcring or trusting her on ms &C,
count. as will pay no debts Of her contracting atet
this date. WILLIAM CHAPEL
Chsrlestown, sept 2sd 1924 ron
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TO LET.

And possession .giVen Immediately,
THE Chambers in the house Of Edwsrd Taysrs
situate in Meeting street, For terms, apply
to WILLIAM SfMONs.
Oct 2
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II Is sscertsIned tnete 90 st this tim,
IL 400 Nesm engines 10 sction 10 Great Bt
IN, ssd are applied TO simos, svsry branch
labor.
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ENkrn0rdin1ry Bril-.

ENNaordtnary BirtE.
A Paris psper OF Aug. l3th ssa'os that .
wom,n in he neighbo hood Of Vslen,is,
(Spsin) mas ius, beer delivered of seven chill
dren"