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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-16
no TIE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITIZENS.--As the time is approaching
when YOU win be called select person TO fill the Of
flee Of CORONER Of this county, beg leave to offer my
self as candidate for that office pedgng myself how
ever to abide the decision of the Red Lion meeting, and TO
give my utmost support the candidate who may be
minated thereby. Should be found worthy of your sf-
ages SHALL in return for your Kindness, endeavor TO dis
charge the duties ofthe office in such will give
general satisfaction DAVID ARMSTRONG.
Christrana BRIDGE Feb. $, 1924 l6-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-16
TO THE DEMO- R.aTIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CrrIZENs.-As the time will arrive
when You will be called on to select suitable person to
fore beg leave offer mysefas candidate for that ocei
and without presenting have any claim your sufrages,
Or to use any understandable plea cacuatedto excite pub
lie sympathy in my favor, risk the event merely my
own merit, (Which alone entitie to public conf
dence pedgng myself at the time TO abide the de.
csom Of the Red Lion Meeting, and to give my undivided
support to the candidate nominated. And should be SO
fortunate as to be elected, atter myself that with due
application shall be able to give general satisfaction in
the performance of the duties of the office.
WILLIAM IlERDMAN
January Is, 1924 10-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-16
CORONER,S OFFICE.

n REG leave to inform those Of my friends who Intended
slnportng me at the next nomination Election for the
Office of Coroner that have for several reasons, deem
ed it proper to enqush my claims to the office in favor
Of lLQer Dnnot, and would recommend him as man IN
whom the public may with perfect safety confde and as
i Is expected from present appearances, he will have
considerable majority this part Of the county, it IS
hoped he will meet with deserved support below
THOMAS A. STERREFr.
Wilmington, April17, 1924. 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-16

III THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELEcToRS or
New Castle County.
tELLOU- CII'IXENS-The time is drawing nigh when
oi will Be called upon TO select suitable person to run
Il the next General Election, for the Office Of COR0NER
beg share of public patronage, as offer myself can
date for that Office and should not be SO fortunate "
20 lie Ne choice Of the people, pledge myself to support
'ie s''H'''N'' HOWARD OGLE.
c,... ~ n 1904 1S-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-16
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
DR.. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Biddeford, Maine.

Prepared By Ezra Dean, Biddeford' Name
Price so cents per box.
These pills will be found the most SAFE eftectual and
veSe,able Materials they do predspose 70 take cold
ana may be taken any time, and by females in all cIrcum
stances They give appetite, assist Digestion ana carry
Of ali crutes from the stomach. If on taking cold, atew
of these pills are taken on gong bed they will operate
kindly the day, and carry off any bad effects OF such
cold cAN1n Dl.Ie-e.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-16
no TIE DElIOCRaTIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

yellow CrIIZENS.ib beg leave to soc your SUI ,h
.rasGs' nm"ann. In presenting myself for the first
@e candidate for p Office T RsSosEs sIse 6
Ies ny e,',n !" ont life which has been principally
lnt nony yo Is one Of the few survivors Of the re-
ali the aid my humble means would a%t to eam
U % ~, ayor I that even period was employ ed IN me
service Of my country different occasions ana ,hc
" on Lakes George and Champan in constructing ,e
+, ~ Ions period which has since elapsed, have rus
faithfully adhered to the principles Of 70 have me ,b
been IN office. candidate for office and eos snd "n
Gan ne IN labor nv straiened circumstances ndece
,ne 10 make This appeal the kindness Of my teSw ei'
lens "i OFT
Xv;ln;nrton Feb 90, 1894 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-16
TO TIE DEMO CRaTEC ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOJV CITIZENS As tie time is drawing near
when YOU will assemble for the purpose of selecting
uroDcr person to fill the office of CORONER Of this
County, beg leave offer myself asa candidate for that
office Should YOU see proper to make chuce of inc as
suitable person to occupy the Coroners place in your con-
~ ticket pledge myself that nothing shall be wanting on
my part The performance Of the duties of the office 70
render myself worthy Of your confidence SHALL howeV-
MILLER DUNOTT.
Yy;ln,;nn,op Feb y 1904 l7-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-16

Lantp Tea Kettle.--The Editor of the New En-
gland Farmer has invented and applied to use what
he conceiyes TO be an improvement on any meth
DDS heretofore made use of for heating or boiling
water by q lamp, cooking by steam, trying, &c. by
means Of heat derived from a lamp.
The lamp is tin vessel, shaped like common
tin porringer, which will contain about pint 10
this cover is adapted, perforated with tubes to re-
ceive the wicks.
The tea kettle is set and may be soddered IN
case of tin, which extends round II, but does not
embrace it so closely as to prevent the head OF the
lamp from prevailing the sides as well as the bottom
of the boiler.
The tea kettles are more broad and shallow than
usuaI those which we have made being from or
10 inc hes horizontal diameter, and TO inches IN
depth.
have used from to IS wcks. Five wicks of
three eghths of an inch diameter, properly trimmed
and employed, will boil quarts in about 40 min
utes.
Mr.. Newton has ascertained that one quart OF
oil, which costs but 10 CENTS will DC sufficient to
keep two quarts OF water at boiling temperature
for six days, from O'Clock, A. IA. to IL +. M
.Neso England Farmer
The law of the Territory of Arkansas on the
subject Of Deueling is very strong and clear. h'li-
ling person in a duel, is declared to be mader as
the first degree on the part OF the principals and
seconds, subjecling all parties to the punishment OF
death. The penalty for sending or accepting
challenge is $1,000, and disqualification Tor holding
any Office of trust or profit IN the territory. Inc
Idutt. IN the recent case of the two Judges was not
foue hit within the territory, but on the Eastern bank
OF Tie Mississippi viz. in the state Of Mississippi
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-16

The following extract from excellent poem on Genius,
written by the Rev N. L. Frothngham Of Boston.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
PROPOSAI s.
FOR PUB isR{SG ny 81 RscRl
A MAP
OF THE ST ATES OF

Of / II l. ) \ 10 VI
Illinois, .Hs8ouJi, aadkhe Territory Of irtdasa8,
ygyHE tide Of emigration that has OF late years
4 rolled to these countries. gives TO them an
importance. not only to the people Of the Unit
ed States, bat of Europe, which, il is believed,
renders Undesirable that graphical DESCRIPTION
should be made, which will convey correct
knowledge OF their local advantages Persons
living at 4. distance have hitherto had no ade-
q,late means OF obtaining precise or definite
Information respecting them. The time has
arrived when their great natnra! resources are
rapidly developing, and when it is perceived,
they are marked cut by nature as places
where capital and industry may be en-
ployed, with a certainty Of success. IN point
OF climate they are not inferior, and in point
of mineral wealth, and fertility OF soil, they
are scarcely equaed in any other section II
the Union or OF the Globe Under these ma
pressions, the publisher solicited and obtained
the consent of the Surveyor General, to have
access 70 all papers in his office, which might
be requisite in the execution of the present
des On.
The map will be made from actual survey,
the distances represented by scale OF eight
or ten miles to the men, The extent OF Co n
Try proposed to be described extends SIX nun
bred miles from nth to south, by four hun
dred from east to west, The towns, counties,
villages, lead 1ines, salt springs. praires, state
roads, boundaries OF the states and the lati-
| tnde and l0nsif,de will be clrrectlp deiheaed.
The heads of navi CATION OF those streams with
in the country that have been surveyed. wdl
be designated by reference to the margin of
the map. The large confirmed Spanish Claims
will also be represented
| The map Will be commenced Immediately,
| and should the publisher be 50 fortunate AS to
meet with liberal subscription, he VII Al
soon as practicable have it completed. The
subscription for each map will be ten dollars,
with rollers and colored.
The subscription papers to be returned to
the publisher at st. Louis within four mont lbs.
EDWARD BROWNE.
| SURyEYoR's OFFIcE, ST. LOUIS,
! Fen. II, Is a.
Mr.. Edward Browne has been eBgsgedIn my
office, as a clerk, for about five wears, and /, in
my opinion well qualified TO form correct nd
valuable map, of the States of Illinois and Mis-
souri,, and the Territory of Arkansas, from the
surveys OF the lands of the United States and
of the confirmed claims of individuals in those
States, and in that Territory, to which surveys
| he has heretofore had, and will hereaf or have
access. WILLIAM REC FOR,
| Smueyor of the lands ofMe Uaited States in
| Illinois, and .Nissoli,a, and the Ierl9tory OF
.4rkanSas
| The Kentucky Reporter, and Richmond En-
| quirer, Louisville Public Advertiser, National
htelIigencer, Albany Argus, Edwardsviie
, Spectator, Kaskaskia Advocate, and Missouri
Intelligencer. are requested to publish the
foregoing, for which Map will be presented
to them.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
POETRY.
From h, N..ional .lnlIrnal.

From he National journal.
Lines fo,. the S5a1ish .7fpericaus in antici6atioa
eitte msastated attack By The Holy .7lTance in
aid Of Ferdinand.
Rise brothers, rise freedom your aid de-
mands,
Quick grasp your arms nerv'd to the combat
rush;
Invaders march their mercenarv bands,
Combin'd the sons OF liberty to crush.
'Gainst one great truth which Heay'n itself in
spr'd.
That nationsshoud be rul'd by equal laws,
Alarm'd legitimates have all eonspr'd,
And term their wicked league ho,g cause.
The light acknowledge darkness has dispersed,
Man knows his rights, and knowing, will
maintain;
The people sceptres gave, with gltilele9s trust,
The grateful monarchs gave to each a chain.
Wrongs rouse the energies which tyrants fear,
BY right, thrice arm'd with confidence we go ;
Whl,twives and daughters our devotion cheer,
And marlnur they're forbid to meet the zoe.
To arms brms IT'S for the human race,
On this great crisis rests the fate Of all;
Traitors to man would every right eIace,
And byone deadly seheme,the world euthral.
To quench the flame offreedom, 10 they come,
Make every rock fort, make all our meals
Immortal battle grounds; strike home, strike
home,
Posterity will consecrate our deeds.
Hark liberty WHOLESALERS seek the van,
There "iet us glory gain or glory gives"
We come not back without the rights of man,
For who would deign without those rights to
live.
BY Heav'n our generous efforts are approval,
The God of Justice will his shield extend
To live triumphant or TO die belov'd,
Is molly to fulfil our beings end.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
INTERMARRIAGE.

Mr.. Crawlord's plan for civiiizing the
indians, by in,ermarrying With the whites,
and anagamaling their blood with ours,
appears to be going into actual operation
in this state. One of the Indians edu-
Gated al the school in Cornwall has late
ly been married to a respectable young
white female Of that place, and few
DAYS since passed through this city on his
way to the south He Is said TO be of
the Cherokee or Cboctaw tribe, and oil
full blood. The marriage took place
without the consent OF the father and
o'her connexions OF tbs lady, who are
stated TO be Of respectable standing in So
ciety, but was effected through The in
strumentalty Of the mother and her adj
ysers, who has thus thrown her child, a,
the tender age of sixteen, into the en-
brace OF this son OF the forest, scarcely
redeemed from MS native wIlds, and dcs-
tined again to mlngle with the tawnY
herd IRON which he IS descended. The
names OF the parties are not given, but
We are informed that The father is ma
tive, and formerly respectable inhabi-
tant OF this city. We deem this ACT SO
repugnant to the moral sense OF decen'
community as to be worthy of public
and general apprehension, especially as
il Is said that three other marriages OF the
same nature are now in contemplation.
II is the result of course of conduct to-
wards these sables, which, Invested Of an
Ultimate though very precarious Object,
must disgust the meanest citizen, and
throw It's perpetrators out OF the pale Of
responsibility and decency.
.Nezv- KaUen Herald.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
FON SANE

VaNHE west half of section one, town five
I north, range ten, west of the third princi-
pal merriam, on which there are good dwell
ling house, stable, smoke house, and other out
buildings well near the house, and an ex-
cellent spring few rods distant. There are for
t, five acres under fence, and thirty acres of it
are under good cutivation-with young or
chard of forty apple trees. This farm is ST.
tuated one mile north west Of Alton. on the
great road leading to s.. Charles, Boons Lick,
Salt River in Missouri, by Sneltzer's Ferry,
and to Greene, Morgan, Sangano. Pike and
Fulton counties in this state. ''he soil is of
good quality, is well tinbered and watered.
The terms Of Payment wiz p- made easy.
MARTIN FAAHAN.
March 16,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13

/ against an men in offce--but merely sganist
the base, tine treachcrous The selfish. he un-
worthy. Against such, an unconditional war
is declared. The editors will make no truce,
no compromise with corruption. But tho
well meaning, honest man. will find in them
an advocate, "A protector from the machina-
tons of envy-his character shah be holy.
Nothing hbellous indecent, or hcentions,
shall be admitted into this paper; and no un-
necessary asperity shall be used and asperty
OF any kind, when resorted TO, shall always
have the good of the people as its ultimate
object.
The conditions of this paper win be three
dollars, if paid within SIX months from the de-
livery of the first number, or four dollars at
the end Of the year
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
Land Intelligence Office.
Jan. 1874

Y HAVE opened a Laad Interference Office
Il 1JH.3S, (the county seat of the Bonutv
Lands) Pike county, II nois the objec, Of
which is to accommodate owners of lands to
enable them to eXchange and consolidate. to
pay taxes, have deeds recorded, and to give
alormation 10 those WIN have adverse claims
on record, with the true situation of oreuers5ib,
will also furnish correct information as to the
position OF lands, their adiacence 10 settle
ments, quality OF soil. timber, waters, &c. to-
gethcr with any other information that may
be requested-Charges moderate and proper
toned to the trouble.
LEONARD ROSS.
REFER CES-SaaGtach R9nd. late Co.
vernon Of Illinois; Hon. ,Issse B. Thomas, Hon,
NT2odn Ed.pards Hon. Daniel T. Oak Hon,
Iaomas RsyRoida; E6aa 4. Ra1,e, ESQ Chr.
d9s 8takeman, Esq; UWiam s Hamilton, Esq.
Alfred Co4oies, Esq. i, lain 1Figo7s, Esq. Hen
ny Sia'9, Esq; HOober Hnre,, Esq. Hon.
RVus Petti6one lillian Orr, Esq In New.
York, Hon. Daniel Gray, Stethe1l 3. hmm,
George r. Davis. In Massachusetts,, Hon,
Hfjqh r. Nils, Col. Joseph G,attaa, COL Henry
n. bright. Nov. i.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
March 30-45
TOWN OF
SAT- 8 \. Mo-


gUVHis town is lald ont on the southwest
bank OF the sangamo river. M ths county
of the same name, state OF Illinois. l'sstlAtlan
is beautiful, high aud dry, in the c ntfe Of a
fertile and Furnishing country. The rner 10
this place is Bayigable for large keel boats at
almost all seasons and the banks abound with
stone coal, lime and free stone.
The proprietor has m great torWardness a
Nerchant-Mll, Saw-Mil, and two Carding Ma
chimes, which will all be in operation in the
spring Arrangements are also making for
the establishment Of Pulling Mill
The great road leading FROM Hhio through
Indiana to the centre Of the Military BOuntV
Tract and a road from 81. Louis TO Fori Clark
will pass through this place. The central ST.
tuation and natural advantages of this town.
give it a greater claim to the permanent SEA.
Of Justice than any other place in the county.
The proprietor will give one-fourth Of the
nett proceeds of the sale of lots towards build
ing bridge across the river, opposite II,
town. He will also give one-fourih, as tfure.
said, towards building Court House, (5hoalc
the permanent seat OF JUS ice be Is 5blishea
here) and sufficient ground for the SAME
should that not be the case, one fourth " ~
be given for establishing Seminary OF Learn
ing.
Good encouragement Will be given to Nc
chanios, and donations viii he made to those
who first establish themselves in the taVn.
A public sale ofots in The townof Sangamo,
will be held on The FIRST NendsN m June mex,
on the premises, where plat OF the town Will
be exhibited, aud liberal terms made known.
As this IS Intended for manufacturing town,
mechanics and artists are particularly invite,
to attend.
MOSES BROAD WELL.
Feb. 10. 1928.
n. g. Brick Walker would meet with good
encourage here. A. u.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
LAND OFFICE MONEY.

The Secretary ofthe Treasury has directed, that
bills IF Me faVooing Bonhe oalg, shall lie re.
ceiped az the Land- 0Gice in Eaipar4zspiRe.
Rank of the United States, and its branches
Bank Of Illinois, Shawanntown,
Banks in Boston,
Banks in the city of New-Yors,
Banks in the city of Philadelphia,
Banks Of Baltimore, Except the City Bank,a
Banks in the District of Columbia. (except
the Merchants & Franklin BANK sof Alexandria
Banks in Richmond, Va,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
VIM. Mason Simons. MD.

A PPEAI.S to custom for this mode OF in
IA PRODUCTION, and offers his professional
services as practitioner of PhBsic, .Mdsmf.ry
and Surgery. IN their respective branches, to
the ctizensof Edwardsville and its precincts;
and fatters himself, from y prompt attention to
professional calls. to merit a share Of the public
patronage. He will be found one door above
the Post Office, or at X. p. Aliens, when not
otherwise engaged
Feb. 3--S7
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
Yhe Public

A RE informed that the settlement of the
IN estate of WILLIAM MEARS, deceased,
is Entrusted to the management of Mr.. DAVID
NowLIN, of }elleville, 10 whom all persons IN
debted TO said estate, are requested to make
immediate paymen He is also authorized to
liquidate and pay all claims against said estate,
whenever assets sufficient shall come to hand
Belleville, March %, 1924
MARY ANN MEARS,
Erecutrir efhe last will " W. .nsars, deceased
Feb. 6-2ts
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
j. ID. WOOLVERTON.

Physician, Surgeon, and .Accoucheur,
q CT making 1t his permanent residence,
has taken the house Of r. r. Mckinney, lately
ly occupied by Mr.. Rockwell, and begs leave
to ask share of public patronage in the diff
terent branches of his profession.
NAYS
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13

The Lake Country The following,
(saYs the Harrisburg Chronicle of Feb
rusry 24) is an extract of letter from a
citizen OF Crawford county, to his friend
in Harrisburg; and shows that the di-
recllon of trade has been turned from
ew-Orleans to New-Y olk that in con-
sequence OF the forward state of the New
York Canal, wheat has risen near loo
per cent.
Extract. dated FEB. |, 1924.
" In this county we begin to feel the
eff cts Of The Y w-York Canal. Wheat
is Ius, passing the door, that is to go to
that canal hey pay IS cents bushel
for II and | understand there are mer-
chants on from Buff,o, a, Erie, purchas-
ing all they can get, and giving one dol
lar per bushel. This augurs we'll for us.
OR lands will rise in value, and settle
mems on vacant lands will soon become
more rapid"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
Ind for sale al This OMce,

.TIu 7OT 8Hte az HHS UWCe,
A NARRATIVE OF the Lite and Conversion
IA of EI.lPHALET GREEN, who was exc
cuted at Edwardsville, Illinois, Feb. II, 1924,
for the murder of william Wright.
ALSO,
A DISCOURSE delivered from the gallows,
on the day of the above mentioned execution,
By the Rev. J. NJ. PECK. Price of each, 125 cts.
March 80
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
TOWN OF
DO.!L.l.y,s!.4l.!l.IDU3o

YgVTIIS town is situated on the easl bank OF
4 the Illinois RIVER, about one hundred
miles above ST. Louis, and about eight, mdes
below Fort Clark. The situation Is my" and
commanding, and the only high ground be-
tween Fort Clark and ST. lous, on tie east
bank Of The river. There lsa Ferry es'anllsh-
ed al this place people who travel from dis
lance will be pleased to give the pfopretors
a call, as they can have safe passage across
the river
There viii be sale OF lots in this town on
the first Mondays IN June and October. so d
liberal encouragement will be given to Me-
chances.
W. b. GREEN,
JOHN ellis IN.
n
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-13
Liquors, Teas, Wines, &c.
JOn% SNACNFORD,
NO. Z. rrRRY WAREHOUSE,

NO. a.. FERRY NAkhHOUSE'
AT TIE FERRY LANDING, ST. LOUIS,
E5As jus, received, per steam boat Dolphin,
Z 4 from NeN-8rleabs,
noice Jamaica spirits,
Cognac Brandy
MaIelfa. ieaerile and Malaga Wines
l0,9UY lbs sWedeo AID Hussa iron, square,
Hal and ROUNDS, bars rom ID g. 25lpch.
300 lbs. first rate English Bislered, Ger
man, swedes and i,lhac steel
Spades and sal,es, Auger~ from 70 qrs
Imperial Gapowaer, An Old aud Nouns
H,sap Feas. ia chests, half chests, II. do.
ana 10. eaale-
Alum, copperas and Birthstone, nbbs. kegs
ard boX,S.
Fish Il oks aud Lines, Of every size
NJ. 10 Cott Cards
Han,isaN Fl,s. Spike and common Gimbets
Crude lld r. fined lioraN
Pant Brushes and S.tsh Fools, assorted.
.RL5U, ~ >f0hE,
yer, genera assartmcia Of Groceries. Dry
Goods, Hardware, ana |, e-stui.a III par en-
metated below. AL OF whiraWiIi BE- sold equally
lew, aad man, OF them much lover, thaa caH
be purchased at any 9th. store in (. LOUIS.
Cash Or Goods given ior Bees AK and To-
low Illinois state paper taken al 50 cents
der dollar.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31
ENIGMA.

First take word which doth silence proclaim,
And which backwards and forwards doth still
spell the same
Add to that feminine name,
Which backwards and Forwards doth still spell
the same ;
An instrument also, which lawyers oft frame,
Which backwards and forwards doth still spell
the same;
very rich fruit whose botanical name,
Backwards and forwards doth still spell the
same;
A musical note, which all wa proclaim,
Backwards and forwards doth still spell the
same;
The initials Of these, when joined, form a
name,
Which every married lady will claim,
and backwards and forwards doth still spell
the same
Lord Ross having proposed small prize as
a reward to any one who should find a rhyme
on the word Porringer," received the fol-
lowing epigram:
The Duke of York daughter had,
lie gave the Prince of Orarge her,
And now, my Lord claim the prize,
For making rhyme 10 porringcr