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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
IN Gsneyoi Assrm6,y 4
Nov Session. l62A {

80 Dfoy Session, I62A.
Ap ACT 10 snendment oi an act iap pos,og
du'y upon licensed pc sons end Others and
bodice corporate within this S,se,
Section J. Re f enacted 6y the Genera! ia.
sembiy, osa by iAe anfhorify thereofn 10 enae.
red, That here, be allowed 10 the Town Coun-
cils Of tho seve 81 towns In this Staie tor their
setviees 10 collec,ing the ssme two and half
per ceh,pun on the smnun, secruing. from the
som cf Two dolsts paid BY each, snd eve,y
person licensed By said Councils, G that ss,d
two & ooe hall per cen,um be deducted from
The gross amount thus secruing TO the State
before a shs!! have been paid ever 81 s..d
Councils TO the General Treasured.
Sec. ind Be H endcfed. Ths, for their
services ia collecting he amoun, made pays
Die by sli vsndets OF lottery tickets, money
chspge's and brokers, and by. every agent,
Ps,toe' or brsoeb, Of sny foreign insurance
company, and BY oil other persons Jequi'ed 10
,ske out . license from the respective Town
Councils. by the act OF which tho present 10
en- smendment or any subsequent act OF the
General Assembly, TWO and one bali per cent.
um be SLOWED TO the Town Councils Of The
from the gross amount thus sccruing from
so'u bSousep, Uctotc tuo psIu0 shni ueVe ueeu
paid over BY ssid Councils to the General
Treasurer H.. .as
Sec. . find be IL Ju-t6er enacted, Tha, the
Council Clerks of the several towns IN this
State BE- and they are hereby required, once
in every year, and within thirty days next PFC.
cssding the session Of the General Assembly
in May 10: return 10 the General Treasurer.
the numbe. of licenses which have been
grguIed by I'M severGi towns sforssid, un.
der the sct Of which this .is 90 smeodmen,
and also to make return TO the General Tree.
su'ev, on o.. before the f3ut,h day Of tho nexr
session Of shis Assembly, Of The number OF H.
censes which have been e. anted iu said towns
sinco tho operation OF the sforsaid oct Of
which this 10 an amendment, end the General
Treasurer, IS soon after receiving the re,urns
Of tho Council Clerks as sforssid - msy be,
be sud he 10 hereby directed TO exhibit to the
General Assembly q statement Of tho number
OF licenses which have been granted by tho
several towns % sfossaid, and the sums Of mo
ney, fany, that may be duo to the State for
the same,
Sec, q Hnd Be IL further enacted, That ev-
cry Council Cie'k in this State who shalt ne.
elsct to cSmply with the provisions and 70.
quiremenD OF this act shal, forfei, and pay the
sum Of ten dollars to and for the use ol the
Sts,o, to be recovered 10 so action OF debt,
IN The nsns Of tho General Treasurer, whose
dut3 il shS, be 10 sue for the SEINE.
Tr1e Cony--- Hifness,
HENRY BOWEN. Seerffary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

~ yUsr RsefIvED, AND yoR SAFE,
10 hnos St. Croix Rum. 3pipes Cog.
&C Brsndy, 2 do Holland Gin. 20 bbIs Country do.
20 htds Tobsgo Molss.es
do. MAtsnzss do.
10 Tierces New itee
20 chests and boxes Young Tyson. snd Hy scnash
% 10. souehorg and Dohes Teas.
20 Kegs Malaga Rsisins.
% Boxes Muscatei do.
70 Drums Fiys--do sitsns Ssi'ius-esg.. h''
mords, src. suns' q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
Voice of Connecticut /!

Az o meeting Of the Republ Can members
ol boil b. apcbss Of the Legislature Of Con.
pscticuiy- held In the chamber Of the House Of
Representatives., ht New Haven, on The even.
ing Of the alst day Of Msy, 1874; the Hoo
David Hill, of tho Senate, was esiled 10 The
chair, and the Hon. John Russ, OF the House
oi Representatives, was sppo,ned Secretary
Yosed. Ths, the rue mbers procsed 10 ballot
for the person whom they would nos,,ins,e TO
their fellow ciizens, ss The most suitable csn
dids,e for the ofies Of The Presidsh, Of ,he
United States.
The ballots wefe then received, sud the
result on counting appeared as follows,
Hon. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, isA
ANDREW Jat KSON. Ia
"a WILLIAM II CRAWFORD, z
HENRY CLAY 2
The following resolutions we're then sdopt
ed -
WHEREAS our fellow ,ciizens in diferen,
psets ,ot tho country, have expressed their
opinion oa he merits Of tho seSo'si csndi-
ds,esfor the offa. of President ofthe Col,ed
States, and fee ss We do deep interest
in tho issue Of the approaching election
Resoiued, That No have tho fullest conf
oenee in the talents, integrity and patriotism OF
JOHN QNINCY ADAMS.
and do ,berefor. recommend him TO our Ro.
publican fellow eiuzens, q, the most suitable
candidate for tho Office of President of the U.
pited Sta,ss. ... $50,
Ressired. Ths, these resolutions be signed
BY the Chsirmsn and Secretary, end pobiisb.
ed in the Demoe a,c papers,
v-s.4 DAVID HlLL. Chairr,aa.
Ions Ross, Secretary
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
MEMORANDA

The ship Newport. Burroughs, Of this port, Was
spoken lSe ut lot 24t. from Csmpea aehy for Russia
The brig Hyperion. Newton Of this port. sailed
from Norfolk 22d nit for Key West, II -
Arrived at Gibraltar. An & br;v R.I,i. Rldr.a
Of this port. from Malaga, /. for Havana.
from this port
Arrived at Phiadelphis. 9Th ait AImirs, from
this port.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
Riot. at Pdw,uekes.

Tho citizens Of Pswtucket have, FOR lew
days past, been in state Of excuem mens end
disorder, which REMINDS us Of the accouu"
we fsauen,Iy read OF the tumults OF msuufsc.
turing places In Eogaud, though unattended
with the destruction and damage usually ace
cotnpsuying those riots.
The present depressed state OF the cotton
msnpfscturc, on which the village principally
dspendsir IT'S support, hes ocessioned much
snxiety Il, tho minds OF tho manufacturers,
and. The prospect being .sloemy. and nnprom.
ising, they concluded ths, something must be
done 10 sompe,e successfully with the country
manufacturers; who, genersliy, by working
their mills mo hours IN Q dsy, ban hes hero
tofofe been usual in this village, and procur.
ing wesvers o, lower wages combined with
other edssn,sge,, have been able to msouiac.
tuse a. q less price. On Monday lss' thcre
was meeting Of tho manufacturers, which
was generally attended, and az, aeteement
IN sdeso Nd he mills sbou' an hour longer,
and To reduce the wages OF those who NO ked
BY Tie piece, si,er the is Of June. sbou' 20
par cent, When tho isboring part OF the
community lea ned the result OF tho meeting,
they ve'y gsnersily deter mined TO work only
the usual hosfs and when the bell rsng to
call thcm I, their employment, they a'sem'
bled'in great numbet., accompanied oy many
who we,e not Interested in the sHsir, round
che doo', Of The mills, apparently for the pur-
pose Of hindetihs or preventing The enitsoee
Of those who were disposed to sccede 10 the
pesol ulfoo Of the master unaoufac,urefs-~no
force, however, was used. The fernsie wes-
vets assembled in parliament. TO ihe number,
il is sisted, Of one hnndred and frto-one Of
the mos, active, and mosl ,siks'ive, was p'ao-
ed in the Cb,u. and The meeueg, 81 IS undet'
ssood, We. conducted, however strsnee it may
sppear, withou, noise, o. scsfceiy ssinI'e
speech. rne .e.ul, OF The meeting was are.
soluuon TO abandon their looms, unless sliow.
ed the old prices.
en "Wednesday evening iomultuou' crowd
Ei,d the streets, ted by he most unp''nc'p'en
aad disotjeily pIrt oi the village, and made
90 excessive no,se--ihty visited suceessivey
< the houses OF he rnsnuIsciurers, shouing,
exelsiming, and u,,ng eve imaginable term
of abuse and iusuit Tue window IN iae ye'
Iov mill vas b-oheD in---but the riot, eon..j
, at,ne ,ne ens-se ers 81 hos= who led, and the
srpaltns want OF sll tefrc.ion in those 'hs;
4 5olsowed w.s 80, so injurious 10 property and
~ 1tpasI stcuuy. ss p,ghi have beer reason
iDp,shsadsd Tbe osxi day ia rasnu
/. ,hu. up -hei, gs,es, sed the mills
,no .ince--s eompstuive stiffness
tbs-.nd IL IS to DC hoped that - c
ki ,euo 70 8 sense OF piopriety-
s6 ~ they mos, be, 90 election. ,hs,
ks'iy. oI COMMUNITY can never be
10 By riot sod ,smul,,
)a,I prspilease Journal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

sloop Herald. HeA,h. New.york.
Ship Atlas, Gstdhes, socth seas, whaling.
CLE.dRED.
siooP Rose' bloom. Cole. New. York.
/. BID Jones. Lawton. /,
Saturday. May 29-arrised shin Atlas, Gardiner.
srom Brazil Banks. whaliog, SO days. i400 bbs oil
.sfsnaas, .hE 3i-srsiyed seh'r Hero, Decker.
son. from Newbern
Same des-srhooner Sally. Baker. from Aiexan.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

vii s}susrsss epi ia: c.tiae:. sxSisii tho
u.isoh ~ sod degrading spectacle of the
parussas Of rival candidates. seeking to de-
.Golish the reputation and eharseiss OF each
Iotasr's fas9rits, Mr.. Adams, conscious Of hi.
own reeti,ude, asking po,hing from oblivion
O. coneeslnen,, and relying upon the good
sense and integrity Of this people TO observe,
appreciate and rewsrd the underwriting and
angle he.ited 6deli,y and patriotism with
which he discharges the duties Of his office, is
calm amid The general tempest, oe,ther asssii.
ins no, asssiled, looking back withou, rssrs,
end forward without. apprehension. To such
o man the destiniss of this nation msy safely
De committed; and to such man. eve'y day
strengthen, the conviction. thar they viii be
commi,.ed q, the app osching election.
kew Yark .fmerieas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
New Goods.
JOHN B. NEWTON,
mas JUsr 'opBEsb,

n prime lot Of Nep Goods, ar
WBiCH in addition to his former stock. .ccnptsA 1
w ses an extensive assortment 10 to be found
~ any store in this place.. Among them arc, jesNsy
Factory stripes. common and superior, boys and
mems summer elothirE--a few fine Leghorn gypsiess
and one bale 500 yds OF those very superior shilling
Our Goods being new and fresh, and our ability tn
sell as low ~ any other !, 10 hoped will be sufficient
inducement for custorers to call without advertising
goods Atless than cost or almost TO give away.
May 40 1924 s. a4-A
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
NEW GOODS.
James Mumford,
Has jun ,ecei0ed Prom Aev. 7oyk,
III his sfore, No. 90. Thames aireef,
- Ohnosife 10 Mr. J. w Doois's
n aesorfnaa.h. oc New and Eresh lIoOHs

Ohnosfe 10 Mr., j. w Doois's,
An assorimehs of New and Fresh Goods,
l, ,r. lMoSc DHIeH ARE -
u soApoto oTss and Ca.smeres, black and eopd
ID piain and twiled bombaze,t black bombs.
zeens. 6sbionsbie ca!coes. handsome and cheap
esrli,e snd pink ginghsm, men and ladies' wors,ed
and cotton hose. blue and dr.b cotton cashmere
Russia diaper at a. null null muslin. jaconet do
white robe patterns, white and black silk gloves.
figured snd plain silk vest ps,terns, white snd cold
silk shavls itdies' elk hsndkfs. zeis and gauze do
gsrni,ure and common ribbons. white florsnce 'ut-
string. dimies, valencia vest patterns. dotted Jaco
net muslin, large pocse, hdkfs for 8 Gus. hnc and
common Shear muslin, sik and cotton umbrellas,
yard wide cotton for 13 cts IA and IL. black hut.
aring. green do. French erSss barred, rnushn for
gowns, cheap linens. b.eAched American cotton,
Eogsh cotton shir,ing stripe jean. bire aud yellow
aanksen, white and cold csnbries, which van oe
,od very I.~, and all fsvors thankfully received.
Neyport, June 3, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
AMERfcAW sHEET7Nc.

nNE Bale more of those very excel.
~ lent. unb'csched sheetngs. for IL and twc
bales sup. brown snirting. st I'd pcr yard-i2o yds
superior whtened. from 20 to 2s cents. yard wides
just received by JOHN d NEWTON.
June 3, 1924 ~ ts 3w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

- EsPECTFuLLY, iotorms nIs friends
Y and the public sbst he has recently taken his
store-where he intends carrying on the TAILOR.
ING business. 90 formerly, IN ali its brsqches-siF
orders in his line, wilt be promptly attended to-ano
executed in rest and fashionable style.
april12. III M =. - 80,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
Steaim- Boat Providence.

TH r Steam Boat PRovIDENcYs
- Capt Tunnss. will leave Providence as usJ
uai from Providence at 9 o'clock In the morning.,
and from Newport At 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Newport, June 2, 1o23
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
MIR u,

IN Provideace, 26th uItimo, Mr. James "A Williams
to Miss Sarah Je6srs, daughter Of the ,a,e Capt.
Samuel letters. Of th,s town.-Mr. Phhp W Martin,
TO Miss .ifary Temple --30th uit Nh George Obey.
Of North Providence, to Miss ian. Ehsa6efh Tho.
ter-Mr Luiher Lyon, to Mrs. Fanny Dean.
OIHD, ,.r..
kt Middletown, on the 2oth ult Miss Sorob .siry,
sgtd Son the 3oth. Mrs Sally Rose. sged 20,
= .e Of Mr. John Rose, and daughter OF the late Mr..
Psp' whitman. -. -,
81 portsmo,i,h on the evening of,he 3oth ultin,o.
Bprrinston .fsr.ony. Esq aged eo--shghy respect
able ciuzen If that town. t..
In Providence, 2ath ul,imo, Mrs. Wa,fs Greene.
wife Of Dr Hosea Greene, in the 5Sth year OF hes
age -g9,b Mr. Jdan Bossoh, in the 9Th yesr Of his
ase.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
DEATH OF CEN RUFUs PUTNAM

Extract efa letter 10 the Printer Of hs Yeoman dated
MARIETTA, (Oaio.) Nay 8.
"The venerable and highly Distinguished Gen
RuYus PUTNAM died at his seat in this town, o.
the 9Th instant, aged 60 This distinguished cham
p;cn Of the var Of the Revolution and the fast friend
Of Washington. gathered small band oftred sous.
rnd a, the close Of the var, in i7s3 made arrange
nents and settled on the wee, bsak Of the Ohio ~
1897. at ,hia place. then s.vsge wilderness. n
vas lived to sec e state Of Ohio the fourth in thc
Union, 10 n5in, Of population. having IL Iepresen
plies in Congress, while Massachusetts. his nssS
b,a,e. has but %. Gen. 2ufn Pufnar 10 acknov
edced the Father OF the Western Country, and live
10 ihe day when Ohio can nun,be- upwards o.
500 600 souIs. This is worthy Of note His sou
1.s pure and unsuhsd. Christian that csrried the
mantle Of charity. libersl. generous, hoypita'h
With large share Of philanthropy. he did hon =
10 human naiure".
TIA Farsrrs now he only surviving genera
cffser Of tha f,evc'nicnry srmy.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
SITHES.

!, so Dozen Longley's SITHES--jlst
received and for sale BY JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newport, May ~. 1924. .f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

Dsbnd -csps sDssy. a tha Niles
6, ssissd bus % Fssd'y, N % d'y'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
ES NOTICE. :

Nor,c., ~ hereby given, thai thd
u subscribers have received an assignment sf
ali toe stock in trade and effects of kuac .shsrmo1
and 7henas Peckhan, late doing business undsr
the firm Of sherman b peekhsn. Al persons there.
fore having dernAads sgsinst said rm are requsst~
ed 70 exhibit them. without dclsy. that just dv,
dend and distribution Of said property may ask0
place. and all persons indebted unto said 6sm 4fs
requested TO make immediate payment TO the suhs
scrbcrs. THOMAS SHERMAN, 4
CHARLES SHERMAN Se'.
Newport, May II. 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
Nsw.On.EAYs, Msy 7.

a personsl dispute between ,wo tespect.
able ci,izens was decided this morning In sin
gle combs, with swords one ol whom, we un'
desst.nd, vas ,hrus, through the body and IN
stsntly expired. ..,.,..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03
New Goods!
JOHN F.. TOWNSEND.
MAS ygsg ssesYrEU I,

A large assortment Of Goods. Of the.
Al latest importstioes- -Theae being well pW-
chased, will. be offered s the lowest prices.
.Si,o-sevcrAI bales Of bsswn and whi,ened cotton
sheetings and shirtiogs from the most approved
Fsc,ories- witb genessi assortment Of DomsssiS
Cotton Goods.
ja,t rsceioed, q Few more black and white Leg.
horns . april 20. 1874.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-03

THE subses4ber having been appointed By tho
j Court of Common Pleas. for the county Of News
port, Of the present term tbereof Assignee Of the
Estate and EfIects Of Thomas Dennis, Jun. Of New
pyrt, in the county Of Newport, mariner. nov pc.
toner for the benefit Of scs Tor the relief OF ip-
soveat debsors gives notice TO the creditors TO ex-
hibi, and prove their claims against the estate OF
said Dennis within s.x months from the date hereof
sgrcesbly TO law. N. a. BoSs' Assignee: q
Eewposf, NAY -. 1924 l3wy
Carpetiogs for rs cents.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-20
VOL. III.

restitution of Barnhars Island and the free naviga-
ton of the south channel Of the Saint Lawrence,
valuable as those objects arc would not be adequate
compensation.
"That an humble Address be presented to Fs
Majesty, founded on the preceding resolutions, and
imporing His Majesty to take into his most gra-
cious consideration the unhappy situation in which
His Majesty's faithful Subjects in Upper Canada
have been placed by the unfortunate determination
of the Commission under the Treaty of Client, res
pecting the boundary line on the Saint Lawrence, az
we'll as the certain ruin which must ensue to British
interests within the Provinces, il the claims of the
government of the United States TO the free nayga
zion of the Saint Lawrence to the Ocean shall be
recognized, and earnestly enreating His Majesty To
direct the attention Of His Maesty's ministers du"
ring the negotiation said to be pending to such mea-
sures may efectually secure the present and iu-
lure interests OF His Maiestys Canadian Subjects"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-20
JOB PERMITTING
DONE AT THE
w ~ nc IEEEgls{Es&AAEF @sE u Ig8 GLE
THE GIpsEY's PROPHECY.

Ladye, throw back thy raven hair,
Lay thy white brow in the moonlight bare,
will look on the stars, and look on thee,
And read the page Of thy destiny.
Little thanks shall have for my tale,---
Even in youth thy cheek will be pale.
BY thy side is a red rose tree
One lone rose droops withered, so thou wilt be.
Round thy neck, is a ruby chain,
One of the rubies is broken in twain;
Throw on the ground each shattered part,
Broken and lost, they will be like thy heart
Mark yon star lit shone at thy birth:
Look again!-it has fallen to earth
Its glory has passed ike thought away
So, or yet sooner, wilt thou decay.
Over yon fountains silver fall, y
Is moonlight rainbow's coronal,
Its hues of light will melt in tears
Well may they image thy future years.
/ may not read in thy hazel eyes,
For the long dark lash that over them les
So in my art ! can but see
One shadow of night on thy destiny.
/ can give thee but dark rcvealngs
OF passionate hopes and wasted feelings,
of love that past like the lava wave,
Of a broken heart and an early grave!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-20
FOR SALE.
A. Valuable Plantation

Situated in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County
Delaware six miles West of the Borough Of Wilmington
The Branch Turnpike road to the Gap, passes nearly
through the CENTRE leaving 20 acres on the North side
thereof and 100 the South together with all the
improvements this latter part consisting OF two story
stone house, ceared and garetted throughout built OF
the best materials, we'll plastered, SO f. in length, and
90 it. in breadth pump of never failing water at the
door, and half under rich garden, with elegant
Virginia thorn hedge, and pang around spring, spring
house. and run at bottom. There the premises
log barn. and thresing floor stone stable 50 IT, long
and % it. wde with stalls for five horses entry sabng for
cows with troughs Sc granaes, and loft for 90 tons OF
hay and two large sheds There is large swamp, and
bank meadow with failing water 20 acres
of woodland the SOUTH and 10 of chesnu &C.
the north division The south side has been many years
under good cultivation, lined and plasered yielding from
IS to IS tons of clover and timothy hay in the season.
The North or South division may be sold separately to
suit purchasers fIaf the purchase money to be paid on
the delivery of the deed. The remainder may lie with
interest mortgage en for such term may be agreed
on Application to be made TO JOHN WILCOX, Concord,
Delaware Co. Pennsylvania, to the subscribing propre
tor residing the farm, who will give indsputd5h
title and possession the LIST of April next. Notice will
be published in due time previous to the Vendue OF
hold furniture stock and farming utensils.
N. B. There is the premises a log church, which
with its lot is reserved and shall be held for the proprle
tors use, or as he may devise - ---.......
Rev. PATRICK KENNY
Dec. 90, 1923. 6-efgt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-20
From the Chester Post Bon.

On Saturday last, Messrs. John Irwin and James
Burns, OF Chester, and George l.hzenburgh and
Philip Rudolph and others, Of Providence, started
a fox on Tinicum, about / O'Clock a. M when
after warm chase and the hounds within fifty yards
of him, he sprung upon the roof of an oven, from
thence TO shed, adjoining the house OF NAT. Hornes
and Jumped in at the second story window without
the knowledge of dogs or huntsmen, who, OF COARSE
were, for short time, ttrorn out. But boy,
who had seen the occurrence, gave information,
when one of the huntsmeB assembled the shed, en-
tered the room, and closed the window. A girl of
the family Just then entering at the door. sly Rey-
nard took to The chimney with more speed than any
sooterlcin After having been followed to the roof
ION which he sprung from the chimney and
chased around by the sportsmen he leaped among
the huntsmen on the ground and took off afresh5
when the hounds, being pu, on the trail, he gave
them hard chase, until near sun down, when he
boled at the root of hollow tree, which he ascend
ed to the forks whence, on stick being showed on
him, he took under the roots. where ne was taken
in the usual way, and bagged.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-20
A STORE FOR RENT.

rHNo be rented, and possession given the 25h day OF
Il March next, the room, together with the cellar
under it, situate at the OF Front and Harmony Streets
in the town of New Castle, formerly occupied as Gro
Gerry Store by the Messrs. MCulloughs one OF the
BEST STANDS FOR "A STORE
in the town. For terms, apply to the subscriber,
WILLIAM +. READ.
New Castle, Jan. %. 12-lm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-20
T0 THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CTTIZENs-As the is approaching
when YOUR attention will be directed to the duty of select
ng person to fill the Office of SHERIFF of this county,
Beg leave offer myself to your consideration as can
dae 1t is probably unnecessary remind you that at
the last nomination for this Office favored with the
srages Of respectable portion of my fellow citizens, for
whose support l return my grateful acknowledge
mens On the present OCCASION shall not entertain you
with professions which rarely the test of merit the
pedge of good conduct but shall content myself with as
Surfing YOU Of my cheerful submission to any mode of noni-
nation that may be adopted at the county meeting at the
Red Lion and of my determination to give my utmost sup
ort to the candidate who may be selected under the au.
ihorty Of that meeting. PETER d. DELANf
Wilmington, January ., 1874. TT