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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-08


ment stores has chiefly fallen upon the
articles of brandy, firewood, and few
others of less consequence. That of
brandy amounts to not more than half
a million of rubles, small sum COM
pared with the quantities which the
government still has in store. The
chief defalcation of revenue will be on
account of the duties which would
otherwise have been payable on sugar
and salt. The total number Of lives
lost at St. Petersburg has also been
much exaggerated; it amounts only to
5oo;a lamentable destruction indeed !!
but still much less than report had sta
ted. Courier.
Letters from Buenos Ayres have
been received, which present an inter-
esting picture of that Republic. 1t is
pronounced, by we'll informed resi-
dents, to have all the appearance of
firmly settled Government. The Con-
gress of the twelve United States were
to be assembled before the middle of
this month, to determine on the con-
stitution of the Government, whether
it was to be federative union or sim
gle state. The great extent of the
country seemed, to the writer's, whose
opinions we have read, to make the
former plan the more desirable. Bue-
nos Ayres is described to be the most
agreeable residence in South Ameri-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-13

Several letters have recently appeared
/ the New York Statesman from a travel
Ter on his route from Albany, 10y way OF
the Ere canal, to Niagara. One o fins let
tcrs furnishes the following anecdotes -
"TIe canal boat had got 81 far uadrr
way rs 10 compel MS 10 rln 10 a bridge a
bo,e, aud leap upon lhe deck-an expcdi-
eat often rcsortrd 10 bs passengers who
remainrd a mouent too long IN shore.
Sometime. thcS happen To drop in but
the Watel i not deep enough 10 drnNn
lhcm, and like Pallinurus, thy only make
sport for the rest Of the cren-A curious
accident Of ihi, kind happened last sum
mer. \ lady passenger fell overheard,
from the bow, carrying The stepo With her.
The captain had th, palianiry to leap IN, To
rescue the unfortunate fair, and the boat
went over both of thrm. As soon as II
nad passed, they rose 10 the surface, and
the captain seized his charge. She shook
tn mud and water from her head, and inn
mriiateiy burst iueo IA lit Of laughter, at
lhr iisnGe " hlch herself, tie Captain, and
half 4 dor other passengers, who had
Jumped overheard 10 her assistance, made
while walloning IN the bed Of the Canal.
An anrcdote was told as of a French
man, which served ~ muse u dull mde oil
OR passage. lfindeed such a mile has
been met. He "as sitting reading, with
his fee To the stern. aud his elbow project
~ rom one Of the chin windows. The
MN at the helm seeing M0nsleur's arm
exposed just as the boat MAS approaching
a bridge, exclaimed by way of warning
81 took oai - The Frrnchman constituting
IL. .I..., E.,r,Il. nd g,t,apyitr his at
tertlon was directed to one of the ten thou
saod interesting objects along the canal
popped Ms lie II out Of the window, instead
Of drawing lis arm ms the consequence
vas, a severe, though not dangerous, hnmI
against Il post, 10 lis ag9ra'atlon, bat lt
the no small diversion OF the rest Of the
! passcnsers-lte flew TO the oteersman IN a
il Of passion, aud they had a luno dis
pute, whether the phrasc TOOK OIL, could al
the same timp, possibly mean loob m.
One ofthe greatest Inconvenience II
travelling on tie canal, Is the frequency q
iauncss of the bridges-Undrr most o
them the boat has but just room to rub
If passengers ATE standing upon the derk
with their backs To the bridge. they are II
able To BE- swept of, or crushed to pieces
Several accidents ol this kind have already
banpened, aud would occur daily, had no
the danger rendered it IA partof the helms
mans dnt, 10 give notice, when the boa
is approaching Il bridge. Those who arr
expert leap the barrier, jumping up on one
side, aud of at the other, while others hur
nv below, sometimes With all possible DIES
patch. aud even then not without losing
hat. Measures are taking 10 correct IN
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tFrom tie Charleston Courir.1
INDIAN DISTURBANCE.

i5anerrr shuckmg tp a sensitive mind
-, the summary vengeance Inflicted h.,
=. Grrek Indians IN Gen, N'ialosi aud
'.tbrr Chief, " no bad aided him in tn
..s,rti,n Of The Indian lands, vrt.it can
,eg,rded. when it i, corrrcily under.
I'D. il 10 other light than an act of pea
= ,osfiee. required aud sanctioned by the
-, which entcrns the Creek nation.
rbe Creeks ara Ia good measure CT, ilizrd
my az losn = the character OF The
a.,frr in that of ihc agr'culturist they
I.,e p~artially ci,iliAed towns, which arr
,..,rrsrnled each Toy a Chicfm the grnrial
.a.,cIl : AID Of these Chiefs, there are
.at,-.lx. ii has hrrn always required
,I,, 7, majority uf these should sign any
a.,fract Tor the alienation of the Greek
,a,.tor,-but ~laierly, So hostile are lhese
,..aalp 10 any further sales, that the pun
,.sbtnnen, of death has been enacted against
-, Chief Who should propose such a mea-
s,i,. Ofihesc important and Vital rcgu-
h,ions. M'intosh must have been awme-
I'D ,,f If not only advocated the sutren-
DIR nj the land which is to 90 to the State
~ Grofeia-but slgned the deed, convey
"a # away. 10 company with one CHEZ
a5b-lhe other signatures 10 the treaty
bpr1a. II IS said, those of persons entirely
~ ,ihorlzcd. Nav, If these he tue real
f,,ts oCthr CASE, who is there that can
fl any sympathy for the rnin "i me bt-
a.lyer Of his nation-uf the man, Via aP-
mars IL have hpcu more Ci'llizrd, only Ia
become trpachereIs and whose hahors,
Won by serving orr country 90 not r.
deem lis disgrare in the sacrlir" of has
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-13

4...t Ia. - - - -
i'''' '' '"'' " '''s
ffiheittt. u T. ehgraNen IN Ndan'hut on tue
common sense of mankind, No writers M.
a the Law al a., ;,,. moo, ,r.,.nl.J - 81,
-.
'fa''e' " > "''t ~ any ''P"'o''V" "' an'aoti.
y ever omitted 10 tuscIi it,
) hslrasHbH3-Tb orders ofttr Gerretn.
go AZ Tho Va, ,l.,-L ii.
nv
'''''' '1'''' i"' u'''' ''Fo''''''Y 81 i'fe-
sef1ns the contingencies which might arise IN
A warfare sueh as that directed neaiuJ tLe NJ
1t. ,h., ,.......t.
"' NV 't ~
nevertheless very 'hererlic' Among other
TIM : 'om fotter ~ directed 10 project The
property aud the persons ct american c%itizcns.
ell-Lieni Flat, an American Citizen, I'M
der his Immediate command, and acting under
his express orders IS captured 10y the oulhnri-
lies OF iaAardo, Imprisoned mad iosultcd-
' Aud how, asks the Commodore, could |
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~

Dcgf and Dumb madt to speaf.-Wr CO.
py tie following singular deception and dis
go'ery from Nuah's Advocate.
y ease occurred yesterday IN the Pa-
Zee office in this city, which was not only
III taet' neH aud interesting, bat IN the g
vent astouishrd and surprised the Court,
and every one present. A boy of appa-
f'niiy about the age of is, who had heen
,Gr some time a pupil in the Deaf q Dumb
Institution in the city, was Brought heio'e
ne police court on a charge OF having stu
len d watch. The complainant stated that
al and about the time the watch vas taken
nom the house, this boy. and none other
VAS There that he was left = few minutes
alone in the roo,n, and on his immediate
:! afterward going away, the watch was
missing. The court being rather at a loss
aoF TO txaninea deaf and dumb person,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-13

SAyAssAH tGeo) May l3,--Major Ge-
nerd Gaines arrived in thj, city yesterday,
IA a Wit ofinspccljan to The military posts
n tn" Southern statrs. IN the afternoon
The General laspccted til" U. Stat's'troeps
At this station, under the command ii
Lieut. Monroe, and visited F"t Wayne,
"hea the salute due 20 hi, rank was hfed
~ te troops. The General We uodtr-
s'aud, will depart To morrow, in the further
lfoseeQsion OF his tour, fur 81. Angus
Tn.
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[Erom he Sonihern Pntriot.l

There is very elegant Silver Box left at
our office, for the inspection of those who
my desire to see it, ordered by his Ex-
c%ellency GOV. Manning, containing a map
If the State, to be presented to Gen. La
Fa}ctte, by Major Hamilton, at the re-
quest Of the Governor. It WAS made by
Mr.. Bondo, of thi, city, aud is highly ere
dilable Ia hi> taste and jrgrnuity. Eugrat-
ed ON the box is the following inscription i:
PREsENTED BY
RICHARD j VA MING.
GOVERNOR OF eOUTil-CAROiiNA,
In the name Of the State,
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= YHe Literary s Erangeiicai Jfu5azi0c.'

= YHe Literary s. Erangeiic1i lfaSaz'7c.'
1his work Is published il Richmond, md
we brlieve, the only periodical, Of any de.
5criptiou. south Of the rolomae. IL t.dtoes
display no little talent some Of ITS Essays,
indeed, would 10 10 liscredil 10 any pen
We were particularly pleased with the " Re.
view Of the sermon Of Bishop Bavcnsoroh,
81 North Garqlina, IA relation 10 Bible aocic-
ties, wr,llea with all the tenderness Of chris.
'iaa charity, aud accompanied by nil the
force Of iratlt-eombatling with aeal the
monslfous assumptions Of the Bishop, but adj
hitting With candor the fervont pieiy which
he every whore displays-lamenting aud cen
suring his rreju1ices. but giving him due
credit for Iii, motives.
The contents Of The .tag No. archie hi,
vine Purpose Displayed in the works Of Pro
violence and Grace, in a series Of letters ad-
dressed 10 an iaqniring friend, letters V. aud
VI -Hebreisms-Conelnsion OF the Review
of Bishop Rayenscrofl's Sermon-Memoir OF
Callariue Brown-Cherokee improvement
New England Biograply-Analyticai Geome-
try-American Naiurai lii5tory--Natural Sci
ence-Form OF Hailstones-Molion Of the
Electric Observation-Disclosures
Auxiliary Missionary SoGiety-Presbytery o
tIopewell-Lutber,n Synod Of South Carroll
m-Relision in France-Relisious improve
menl in the Society Islands.
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WONDERS


An Irish gcnlleman-a Alr. Talbot Hf
the Talbot scillrnieai, Upper Ganada, pub
lisnrd 4 work u few menths siuee. relative
to that province, which Is IS full Of marvel
l0us matters rs any Volume which hah
ZONE uudrr Our cagnizsnee for nm time
pnst. Not to mention hs asstfiiun. fiIs1
lras previous To . tbae cuyer tie snna ~
such multitudrs that tna itad iinlst # ron1
ted 900 600 upon q zinai. squart ard =
nor tue assuycraiien uttt tn. liles ahuasI
20 much ia Caaada, iilal a thlfd e#tiee.i 81
pen ~ mouth Witltbai tlie ri-k al Le1ns
sniiocaicd las Tie q%atalits tliat try taztfis
to descend dYen IS llfoai hnia Of ehielt
We arr houudin ruu1lnp1e %utlftfsJ tptnkt for
ftcls-wr are II .nst ip1 10 y drad stand
still, WHEN vrte i Of tlu young INN VIM
after spratlug u slurgron rom lis fishing
buat, aud heiYg lrtgaed inid lhe natst b
the hsh, nuatrd inf sante tiate behind tie
sturgeon by llt" all of his Instrument. Al
lrugth, gov log neaty of his molr. ~ VIII
would not, he got ~astfilc Of tire flsli, and
converted the spar INTO Il hrille and feds
thus Tor Gcaily . nnlr, ebcn In pnnf fish
yield up hls htr 10 the pow ess IT hrs II
der! NJ. Talbot expresses, wy nBig-
rally, u frn lost he should he expected Of
cSppgrratluu. lie has soine reason for bis
doubts,
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FOR THE VIUGtNIAN.
NO ~CONFENTION.

4 " ConreaGoniSf' detecied and The designs
OJHe tr(oJnleys 'rPoSed.
TIN attack Wllrh Was made 90 me ny
" A Gontrnti0ulst," causes me tn delay MY
next number MI | enqnircd luto ia" sound-
MSS of sumr OF his Arguments and ak him
aud my fellow citizens what de- yuu want
Uiilia new Constitution Z II VIII he lmpos-
siblt that | should here answer " a Con
ycntlonisl' ia al his parts, because | shall
thus, IA an irregular manner, he iotcrd m
consider th0sp questions which require de.
~llberatc in,esliS tluu.-I ana rs ! expected
to be, attacked because | happen To
hi K with my opponents on a s%n.lect a.
bout olntn they viii never ceasc to growI,
Though | believe they ouly pretend to b.
freiled at lis result. Ihcy are so iillbtr4l
as to suspect my mati'cs, and attribute
them Improper designs, u would compel
me 10 say .nai | wished the bill a passage
only that ! might triumph, aud the peoples
rights, Which ! knew to be ag5ueYrd, might
still be- Imposed on,-But you are wrong,
gentlemen. The people know their Own
rights, aud regard their own safety, and th'
question would have herD put to rest by
them who are the soverriGus, before a ir"
restless dlsaliected politicians Disseminate
/ then poison amongst them, aud mlsle'
them by their sOphistry and cries OF alarm
lng~ usurpations. You would not hear M
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GEN. La EAYEYTE.

WHILST AT CoLUNBiA, ~ NARcH, l823.
In tracing yunr rUotc through ou terri
tory, every ioIIab,trd spot viii reed L"
tour memory the Devotion and Election OF
a grateful uruplr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-13
RAHID TRAVELLING.

No greater e5 idence is wanting Of the
AGILITY o cpnmnicaiioo an one point to
%a1oiier IN this country, THAI tn" bare state
alent Of the fact that It ~iouraey from York,
upper Canada, to Che city of New York,
vas recently performed in 90 hours.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-13

REMARKABLE FACT.-Thc wife Of
a Mr.. Davis. who resides near this place
has had, hy teo hush od,, - children IN
90 yeats; the youngest Was on yesterday
: months old. BHt. ChfOn.
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"A u r. e m s.
j ,J,,L. Jy,s IaDs
80 PACKAGES.
-
WE ARR rms DAY oPEstsG an AuDfrfoaAL.
swiftly o.
Scasonable Staple and Fancy
G. y u I'd. g.

Is pieces black and llDe Cloth,
striped nnd plain Angola 6ss mere,
DO. do. black Denm Il satin,
DO. do. do Circassian,
super white Linen Drilling,
DO. brown do d.
silk stripe do and Cotton do
. cases Calicoca, lParisiar, Bolisur and =
IInH pattcm.,)
! do. Gmyhans,
Figured black and brown Gro IL cite,
DO. do. mud white S%nffins.
white, Grcon Pink, straw aud brown Flo
rrucos,
DO. 10. do. do aul blue fialian Crapss,
Rich Vine stripe, black, white, brown aud
Lemon Mandarin Grape.
White pud blaes white Lcese,
Nenppi'ar, OI,bre aud eanze handkerchief,
. bo&e7 Gau1o Ribbou,, new style.
, DO. Curis do
100 pieces 4-laud 6i Cambries,
IL aud o. Jackouci aud Null Maslins.
Waite and coi1rcd Marscilles.
Do. DO. Valencia,
German, white aud black Cotton Hose,
DO, do do. 10, I Hose,
White ara green uiaIse Vols,
Plain ond figured BobJinet and Brebanto Laeo
Furniture and Garment Dimities,
B'uc and yellow Seersuckrrs,
LAFAYETTE aud Visiting Cards,
Fancy Soaps,
ii and Cd Dorchester Tickets.
u sets Tea China,
+ bales domestic 5]hirtings and Sheetings,
9 DO. do. do. Plaids,
do. Iickleubnrps,
WiiA a great variety oi other Goods, which
they ave determined 10 sell as usual, atledu-
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co
June 10. ISL
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uA5ntaigia.

I HAVE Just received a few 'lals OF toe
1 above highly celebrated Medicine, TORN
cure OF the tooth ache. /. } DIV No
Sign o(tte Goide" Mortar, Bank square.
June :. IS
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IIlCiii - PRIZE

The drawing To take plaee The 9Th day Of
Joly, and the whole scheme completed "a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11
Eighteenth Congressional Session
H'ednesdaH JAN $.
SEN ATE.

Mr. Thomas presented the memorial oil the lie
gisature Of Illinois, praying donation OF land to-
enable the state to open canal between Lake Mich
gan and the Illinois river; which was read, and on
motion Of Mr.. +. referred to select committee.
Thursday, JAN. 6.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The following Message was received from the
President of the United States, by MIR. EVERETT,
his Private Secretary
10 The Senate, and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES, of the y. Staies
As the term Of my service in this high trust will
expire al the end of the present session Ut Congress-
think proper to invite your attention to an object
very interesting to me, and which, in the movement
Of our Government, is deemed, on principle, equally
interesting TO the Public. have been long IN the
service of my country and in It's most difficult con-
junctures as we'll abroad as at home, 10 the course
Of which | have had a control over the pubnc
moneys, to a vast amount. 1t, In the course OF my
service, it shall appear on The most severe scrutiny
which invite, that the public have sustained any
loss by any act OF mine, of Others for which |
ought 10 he held responsible, willing to bear IT..
If, on the other hand it shall appear, on view OF
the law and OF precedents in other cases, that JUS
lice has been withheld from me, in any instance, as
have believed it 10 be in many, and greatly to my
] injury, it is submitted whether 1t ought not to be
4 rendered. 1t is my wish, that all matters OF &C
count and claims, between my country and myself,
be settled, with that strict regard 10 justice which
is observed in settlements between individuals in
private life 1t would be gratifying to me, and it
appears to be just, that the sublec, should be now
examined, in both respects, with view to decision
hereafter. No bill WOULD it is presumed, be pre-
senled for my signature, which would operate either
/ for or against me- and would certainly sanction
none in my favor. While here, can furnish test
mony, applicable to any case, in both views, which
a full in, estigaon may require, and the committee
/ to whom The subject may be referred, by reporting
facts now with view to decision after my retire
ment, will allow time for further information, and
due consideration, of all matters relating thereto
Settlements with person ~ this trust which could
not be made with the accounting officers OF the
government, should always be made by Congress,
and before the public The cause of the delay, in
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11
Dissolution of Partnership.

vTNHE partnership heretofore existing between EDwARD
I. BAILY and CaALKIEY SoMERs, carrying on the Dry
Goods business in the Borough of Wilmington by Chalk
ley Somers, was this day dissolved by mutual
Those who have claims for Goods purchased for the Store
will present their accounts for settlements and all persons
indebted, will please make immediate payment to Edward
T. Bay, who is authorized receive and settle the
EDWARD T. BAILY,
CHALkLEY SOMERS.
Wilmington, Oct. 9, 1894.
GThose persons indebted to the above firm hereby
notified that unless their settled without urh
delay, legal will be pursued to the
amount of their debts. EDWARD I. BAlLY
January II, 1925. 12-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11
CHARITY Rewarded The sloop Sally, from Bos

Charity Rewarded The sloop Sally, from Bos
ton, bound to Machias, with several female passen.
gers, was blown off the coast, and after being out
AZ days from port having lost her udder and mast,
and out of provisions, was picked up by a British
vessel and carried into St Johns. The inhabitants
of the town Immediately raised subscription, to
assist the sufferers, and in the of half hour
a passage home to their friends by the way of St.
Andrews was secured and paid for by the mags
trate on the part of government, and Gal. given to
the passengers and crew,
Thus early was the charitable donation of our
ctizens to those inhabitants, when their town was
laid waste by fire, returned to u.s." Cast thy bread
upon the waters and after many days thou shalt FIND
|it.n Salem Obs.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11
NOTICE.

yVyIE citizens of the hundred Of New Castle particu-
J. darby requested meet at Francis Sa.0dons Inn,
Saturday the 18th inst at Two O'Clock, tor the purpose OF
drawing memorial present to the Legislature, praying
them to pass that all debts and contracts under the
sum of one hundred dollars shall be recoverable by JUS
lice of The Peace.
hundreds in the County hold similar meetings.
January 10.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11

WEST INDIA SQUADRON.-The Norfolk
Beacon states that Captain WARRINeToN, who has
been appointed TO the command Of the U. States
Naval Forces in the West India seas and Gull of
Mexico, in the room Of Com. PORTER, who has
been recalled, in consequence oil The Affair OF Fax
ardo, will shortly leave that port in the United
States schooner Shark, Lieut.. Com. GALLAGHER,
TO enter upon the duties of his new appointment
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11

DED-At New Orleans, ON the 18th uh in the 34h
year of his age, BENJAMIN RUSH. Esq son Of the late
DIR. Rush, Of Philadelphia
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11

MARRlED-At Baltimore, Mr.. WILLIAM CLOVER
CONNIE, to Miss MARY ANN MADDOX WILEY
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LIST OF LETTERS

Office at ST. Georges, u
Y I, 1926.
l. William Leg
NJ Francis Mccormick
Marin Morrison
James Morgan
Bernard Masterson 9
Rob't. Mcdowell 2
George Mahon
John Mccoy 3
Martha Murch
Mrs McCaully
Stephen Murphey
John Martin
Honour Mathews
Gilbert McGulpin
Alex. McCaully
Rob't. McGlacken
John Mcmahon
Daniel Mckinley
Charles Mcfilale
VIM. McGuigan
John McCaully
Mary McCauily
Thomas Morley 2
Thomas monaghan
John Mills
sam'l. Mccullough
Sam'l. McRoy
James Miller
N1'homas Nelson
Richard Nicholson
James Nowland
Edward Newlin
O Thomas O'Brien
Edward o'Donelly
II Charles Phunors
Mathew Pinckerton
John Poolman 3
VIM. Pepper
John Peters
Henry Plowman
Thomas Plummer
Mr.. Pogue
Ann Porter
Hanah Putnam
John Quin
IL Lawrence Reed
Henry Russell
John Rattilf
S Patrick Smyth
Nicholas A. Smith
Gideon Sauisberry 9
David Skipper
Thophilus Sutton
Christian Schurch
Sarah Skellinglon
Vim. Sweeny
George Smith
George Stewart Q
Abraham Sanford
Dianah Scott
Henry Smith
VIM. Stalcup
John Shirlock
TEdward Talon
Justin Townsend
Patrick Thompson
Vim. Taylor
Michael Teady
James Tremble
Sarah Taylor
UJohn Fl. Urch
Union Lodge, No. 8.
z VIM. Vandegrift
Christopher vandesrift
John Vail
John S. Vandyke )
Timothy Verm
WJohn Wunder
Thomas Watson
1'heophilus Woodruff
Y James York 2
, ". SUTTON, P. NJ
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JANUi
A IIoratio Allen
Sarah Allen
Robert Alexander
George Anderson 2
Benjamin Arnold
John Applebe 2
BJohn Burnham 3
Augustine +. Biddle
John Beatty
John Bedford
John Burn
James Barry
Robert Boulder
Thos. A. Biddle
Martaln Bren
William Biddle
George Carsner
Barney Cunningham
VIM. Callan a
Richard Cooney
John Cannon
John Congden
Cornelius Crowly
Cornelius Congden
John Coggy
David Cazey
Patrick Clark
Irwin Clark
John Carroll
Josiah Conklin
Patrick Conway
ID Michael Dougherty
Samuel Draper
Thomas Doyle
Thomas Dannely
John ID. Dilworth
Edward Dannelly
s. N DEXTER
John Bowling
E Martha Edwards
II Hugh Fowey 2
Robert M Fuller
James Faurker2
John Fancy
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Thomas Fitssimmons
Edward Finegan
Edward Harrington 2
Patt Furiin
Thomas Fountain
George Fisher
Daniel Fitzpatrick
Vim. Foot
Josiah Freeman
John Pagan
G Henry ID. Gilpin
John Green
Cornelius Glacken
Henry Grindage
Gabriel Goldsmith
Z. s. Green, Nj. ID.
Patrick Golden
HSamuel Huston
James Haughy
Henry Hetherington
VIM. Hamilton
deofge itol1lger
George Houston
Henry Hukil
| Ann Hattery
Stephen Heyeron
James Henry
John Hartnett
J Mrs. James
John Janvier 9
| William Jones
Nicholas Johns
VIM. Jackson
X John Kennard
| William Knight 2
| Samuel Killingsworth
| Daniel Kelley
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11

The Bank of Pennsylvania has declared divi-
dend OF three per cent. for the last six months.
The Cumberland Bank at Bridgrton. N T. has
declared dividend Of three per cent for the last
six months.
The Salem Steam Mill and Banking Company
has declared dividend of three and hall per
cent for the last six months.