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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
DRY GOODS.

THE subscriber having determined 10 close the DRY
i Goods Business BY the 25Ih of March, offers to ths
public Al reduced prices his assortment, cossisnsd
superne and low priced Blue, Black, Olive, Drab anu
mixed cloths,
superne and common Blue, Black, Drab and mixed ca'
mere.
Pesse Cloths sa,tinet,s, velyeis and Velvet Cords
Rose and Point Blankets,
White, Red, Yellow and Green Fannels, red and sesa
Baizes,
Swansdown, Valencia AND silk vestings.
Bom5azines. Norwich Grapes, Rs,ine,ts ard Bonba7e
Blue and Brown Carueis Tartan and C:.cassisn Paa,
Wooden, Wors,ed, silk and Cotton Hosiery,
MeFino, Cashmere and Waterloo Shaws
Gros de nap, Lu,es.Ting and Levanae silks,
Irish Linens, Lawns and Diapers,
Cambria, laconei, Medium and Null Musins,
Figured Jaconct and Swiss do
German. English and India silk IIdkfs.
Black and asserted coio.ed Canton Grapes,
Biesche9 and brown Sheelings and Shirtings,
BED tiokngs and Checks, 49,,
C@icoes, GnghaEs. cotton Hikfs., eo'ored ehlnE p%
Buttons Sewing Cotton, Gloves. Tapes, and nuHe'O'
other articles. t+
Persons will do well 10 CALL they may depend on ''
being sold cheap, for cash acceptances
EDWARD I. BAlLf,
! oct. Is. oi-sm 81 .Narkfts''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
PROTECTION.

Uetd1pdre Fire Insurance Company,
Office No 81, Shipley-st. between Front s Second.
vIvHIs Company has commenced insuEns aains Loss BY
Fire. and inland transportation OF goods, with capital
Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The President and Directors now ready TO receiYe
applications for against Loss by Fire. on every
description Of Buildings in general: Merchandise Ships
in Port and their Cargoes, Household Furniture, and 9th
er personal property also, agans, loss damage IN
land transportation goods wares merchandise and coun
TRY produce.
COMPANIES in the Cities of Philadelphia New York
Parties assured may repose the fullest confidence in The
soly of us capisa and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by tile company.
CoRszIIrs ID. BLAsKr Agent 10 survey properly 10 81
insured for the town and vicinity Of New Castle.
Dirsct0rs.
! William Chandler, DayidC. Wilson.
4 John Patterson, Joseph & Gipin,
David Bush, Joseph Gru5h
WILLIAM SEAL, Pyssidsni
I DANIEL BrBST<, S4ers:ars.
Wilmington, 5,hm (May,l 20, 1925 49-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
NOTICE.

IL 7ersoas hasing claims asains; the Of PETER
n WILLIAMS ESQ deceased late Of PeRosder hundred.
s presca, them duly attes,ed for settlement; and I'll
shose adeoted sad estate, requested make inme.
is.= payment the circumstances the estate such
q adm: 9: Indulgence.
JACOB FARIs E-a-a:-
Oct. iath. 1875. e0-sno.sf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
A FARM FOR SALE.

nURSUANT 70 the lAsi VIII and testament OF Peter Hi
.c.4,. Esq deceased vii! Sc disposed Of s, private
.@.e PencaieF Hundred. Newcastle county, Della
w4r l,,e lie rropc e sad deceased containing eHe
M -s a'i ..ss-:..s ac-es more less adjoining lands
Flames S,ewart, David Evans, sydney David and the
es Of AnnAnella Williams, deceased. The read leading
ron Dagger Nck the village ofGlasgos passes through
he properly. There IS - ge proportion Of woodland.
- exhausted Tie Improvements comfortable
E ias la cling house ana kcher, frame Stable. car
age house. Sc, Al in good ordcr-as aog house
on end 81 the farm. As the property ain divide 10 ad
v4n4sc Il be sod either in lots, suit
archaSsr; and ihe vii De reasonable, the prop
cgty viii Be object industrious with a sinai
sp.tA Persons wishing yiew The property vii call or
Is-- Ui-se-.i. hying thereon, who viii shew the same
ara fo7 terms inquire Of JACOB FARIs,
Erttsss5 u PKrER WIL1its5 Esq dc.
Y October iQih, 1885 e1-2mor:f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
Splendid New Years Gifts.

the following splendid lottery. the mos, of any ever
drawn in The United States Offering uncommonly good
chances FOR prizes of 100000, S50000 S2o00o &c &c
for very tring sum. Those who wish improve this
opportunity, viii do we'll 10 call Immediately, as the unpre-
cedeued popularity and rapid sale Of this Lottery render
uncertain whether tickets be procured two or three
weeks hence all at any rate not without paying hes-
.vv advance on the present price.
.Ne,c FORK State Literature Lottery,
Glass No S--For 1885, will be drawn the tth January
1926 aud finished in few minutes. 45 Numbers-6 Bal
lots TO be drawn.
Scheme Il prize Of 100000 Of $1,000; of2o 600
/ Of l0500; . Of 5,000 of $500; 10 of 1000 80 o.
i,o00 7s of 500; 46S of l00 4.4t6 of so
i4l9o Tckets-5,o51 Prizes making grand toal o
Snf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted 70 he subscriber on account o.
n medicines drugs SC. purchas: 4 the store former
i, Of j. CAng s,Co and late E. B. Va4yhan = Co., are
requested 10 call on JANIS SoRpKs, Esq, immediately
nd settle their he being duly authorized 70 col
ec chem and an persons having accounts against the
same will please present them 70 The said JAsEs SON
MS Esq or he subscriber. JOHN JOHNSON.
Nov Ia 1903 i00-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

VITuIIAM WARNER JOHN roRBERT IEMla
w SuMMERI4 Cotton Manufacturers on the IS andy-
vine under the firm OF LEWIS SrsFNERL & 90 having on
he 2oth of October last executed an assg men, oi =.
he iont estate credits and effects, the subscribers IN
trus for such Of their creditors shall within Sky days
from the 2eh Of 10th month"; (oc;ober la execute and
deliver to them full release of their claims and demands
aons indebted are requested 10 make payment, and the
creditors are desired present their CLAIMS 10 either o. me
subscribers, for adjustment.
JOSEPH GRUBB,
.issigrces efL Suranerl q Co.
Wilmington, Del, II mo lNoy.) Is, 1875, 99-l3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

G1T'T(1N MAN UF AO IOh
U1oR SALE containing about 800 spindles, with full
II supply Of cardng engines and other machinery 10 'or
the preparation of Cotton. Inquire OF ZiBA fhhhio'
"a.S,, 49,, .' ..' - Oh ,eos l5--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
Capital Estate for Sale.

F.. Pursuap, 10 the Last Will and Testament
of Henry " Physick, deceased, will be sold the
Hss.l following described Real Estate situate IN Inc
AsEl Borough CT sningtsn and State OF Delaware,
10 Wit: All that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and lot
Of ground on which is erected. lying at the corner o.
Kent and Marketstreet and extending through 10 snip
lev street. containing in front Market and shpleysreets,
IS f. in and on kcnstreet III II. in, be the same
more or The buildings oocupy the whole front on
Kent street, and the lo Market and Shpey streets IS
fenced IL With high and substantial brick walls Inc nrst
floor has large and elegant Hall and four Parors all pr.
vate-a commodous dining room large and convenient
krchen-bsthing room--smoke house, &C Above mere
IRE eleven chambers besides the garrets Two pumps be-
fore the house The buildings erected under the d.
reciion Of the late John Dickinson Esq for his own resi-
ence aud finished throughout with elegance and taste
being calculated for the accommodation Of large family
in the best STYLE The situation is high and healthy, CON-
lnandng extensive Of the surrounding country
For particulars apply 70
BENJAMIN FERRIS in Wilmington,
-iycni tar bic Trustees 9f II. " Physek
Wilmington s mo-, IS, 1925. fo-u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
HALF A MILLION DOLLARS.

Present price Of Tickets $50 Halves, 25 Quarters, T.
So Eghths, 6 IS. Sxteenhs, :. IL
Packages Of Is Tickets comprising all the combination
Nos of the Lottery, certain OF drawing nearly nan the
purchase money, may be had at the same rate
For the better security OF purchasers AL the sares oi
tickets in the above otery sold this office, will be sign
cd ~ the managers.
- Orders from abroad, enclosing the cash or prze
tickets (post pa) will be thankfully received and ansSsr-
ei by retuTa Of ma.l il addressed 10
YATES s MCINTYRE, Managers,
Wilmington, Del. OF TO
ROBERTSON s. LITTLE, their agents,
81 the above place OF at No 49, South 81 .. phaePMa
De- .. Il
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
JUST RECEIVED

Nd for sale a, J. Wilson'S Book Store, No. los, Mar
n ket street. the "IIrE THE MARauis DE LAfAf-
ErrE" ByRo5ert VAIN, jr, Esq elegantly Douhu; pi'e
81 rs. o.
Sent o.. -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
"Fortune's Homes Forever !

Fortune Homes Forever.
40 s., s 2l7, Marke, Street, Baltimore
1T NJ C. C5nine does himself the pleasre Of present.
;n his kmd friends and rarons the scheme
si he h5s, Ioery to be d avn il this CITY, which Is the
Grand Consolidated State Lottery
fMa-ylard Nc. > wherein he anticipates with liberal en-
tsural een Is usual have the satisfaction OF dstrlbu
tug anong adsenufeFs, large proportion OF tue eapNa
BRILLIANT AND MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
pr,e $4,000, Of $1,000. OF 20 900; of1o,0oa
Of coo IS Of loo; 10 Of ;g1 50 Of 100 lco Ct ~
100 o. 20, $40 e u; 1880 Of To-
ii.sS0 Prizes, 25,T 29 Blanks, $500 Tickets,
Amounting in all 70 the splendid sum O.
saoa 600.
The Whole tu be finished drawing only. which viii
positively take place on WEDNESDAY The 18th February,
1896 under ihe saerntcndence q the commissioners ap
pointed bv tie Governor sid Council.
MODE OF DRANING.-lhc numbers will be Put into
ne Aheel as usus-and III another wheel will be put The
r-c a5s,s tile denomination OF 10 Dollars and the dra".
IL 10 prcss il The usual manner The lo50o Pr2es OF
Sg lii be awarded the Tickets, the Numbers OF which
md mt ;hc terminating sue OF either Of the Three first
avn Manners from the wheel OF different teninasions
10 Hills rRArE WHICH
Wc a suppose Namber lgl0i 10 bs Inc nTst drawn 10.
rten cveri rcket ii the Lntty, ending wih the figure
In viii be entitled 10 rr1e OF Sia' then suppose 10.
5i0 to be ihe second aFasn ttn every number
eni ng wih 10y vii also BE en- lied rrice Q: Sll-and
l ike manner. suppose hat No SllS ac he AZ tdrawr
rVrabcr from hc Wheel ssen each d hc tickets in tho
.,eme ending st The figure s) viii aiso " entitled {
spsse 4 $40, adtn . Any cher prs tey may have
awHt1t
Tns mole 81 Drawing will Permit the whole Lote cry
Re completed :, ONE DIR AWlNG oSLN-and T'cSe
drawing sapeior Pd.e ~: X sgviesea from craNa-
al ero. me Slso. NAM ickets Il therefore
oetain ;wa pTitvs each
PRIZES p.SSle eAsh s. aays si.eT the draeng, sub
Xxi ID he as4A jeiuetlan 81 IS pvr cent.
The f.ckes n tbs Rrihant @..5 >plerGid Scheme 81
Z. { c.f rapady * he f1ioSlns rates 81;
T.ekc;, Sl9-HAf S5-QNarer. : Esshth Sla5
ckeis Ai hases IL. sale u the se4es, variety q io'
NAG agrSc.s,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
NOILyINYId
anou9 ffsn lpql 'sss!'asIf sqi 10 n a '79el9.o
10 'lrsg lsqMs'aG 70 qsfs III kpplalps no
'eIeS oHqnd ~ pos % IEM

.eGSI Sc isGueAoN
'A3TIM H QavNd3a -sirs 70 isp ~, oil silolasld
sssusd sg. zsA IsA % plroA rulrI Irts ssyqoind
o. sa!FslA uos.sd iuv ,uls saiI Pus sasduoo esnoq
uossEA 'plsi on pano4r ilEA t,,a u-pq pooS
'sulI6s suHItisasu 7sEoy sullds Hspa.s
pgv esRoq Sol poos ssslusid sq, 81 sIeuI .s4os
isd sIsqsnq 0oI sqa psl ussq suiAgl 'lePia
si9iouioa pUs uoI.-Asno % qS!q Ui-TJ SUI
PaEpoo IA 20 uoy.iodald PooS u,A .s,sg .ussusAuo3
ON! PsplaP sqaisd ssI PuS ssz9v % ssgao
pus ssaof uSAa 'slazQ Isnurs % sPuTl Suu.oipE-lo
sGa uos, ssIm eI pgv liirnb eull sarA moi, sl,lu
asq i.z selslPusqo poou7 nOs sru rq TusAi isaued
Asanoo islseq0 .dHsslzo. g!ssla uopaoI I! psaralS
H'atI HH'OSG.kTH E.
Earszzs-j y; - n IL ssog,sE.o
.rz 7sEaaaQ 70 20 ~ E-piI sY;sr e ss.ssS i;,
'sossq PSuo.usn
sssqd P1s Sam eq' 7S .r7-T u saor.uri5 psonas
-s2 SazolgoI sq' 70 ssodszp Ma .SioA ssN ast.s
an o. sAo-lai o. psuluisssP suIsq isq.1osqns aFn4I
aTPS 3ITgld Lp.
SNdFd H1aFlTYA
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
LOTTERY DEALERS.


VII Aad pee4ha-ls . their sivan,ase 70 make zpp.
eaten CpS:SIs ofes =, Ma-ke; s,Tse,, Baao.e, o.
Nc ). South Third s. Philadelphia, where they can BE
sp7iei sta Any naess a tickets il zny q lie
Loiess<s soS, q est han any cher e.
seS in sd cii.ss
Pennsylvania Union Canal Lottery.
Nneteen,h Class New Serss ,o x d2aa & ;Ae IS; cf
Scsr-<-i pri.e of $4,000: Il y. .oo; oof 1900
N 500. OF 5.s5Q; 50 = iQ4l; +5 81 50, IL q
ID. 2aS Il 50; I,.lo of -. is.55s Qil9.
whole Ticke,s -, shares II p:oPs-::o7, i 5e had
= crea; ya-sety Of numbers, 5;
CONINEsS
OiScs, NJ. ). South 81 Street. Philadelphia
C,,efs f7orn sny pa; c the Ui,ed States, ether i
nsf ,ros. -Aid1 ~ r-isAte conveyance. encosinE
CAsa = Pr rs ii he Ses Yofk, Philadelphia, BG
-ass Lo:,eze> viii IL be prompt 299 PUnc
t.-l s.:cara. personal Application. L 2d3-esstd 70
w. C. CONNIE. 82-.Ea n, q PAilzet. .Phia-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
BOMBAZETTS. FLANNELs, &C.

lust received and for ssle e:a9 No. Ill MarSe'''
81 Wilmington, ,.d
IS pieces plain and figured BoMBAzETrst asso's'
colors.
z; do. white, rel. yellow and green FLANNELS'
l2- do. CAIICoES; assorted patterns. ...as
CircassiAa ard Tartan Plads figured Rsiinetts poo
Ba-es blue black AMI assorted Cloths and Cashmere,
Sa,ineiis; Marseies YAlena and Fiorentlne ,e"s en
black Six flag and baadanna II6ks; Bsilianls and t
do Germantown and Irish knit Hose and halt Hose; uas
and slate vors,ed do: shsws; Dimtesi aaa o'o XII
Irish and Russia Shestinss jaoonet. cabrc mu: ter
ard shifting .sEaaf7: Ginshains and variety o. n
FaIi and Winter Goods. JOHN II. BhiNCAIos os
Sept. -.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

i6-E 'scsI 'cG isqusAoN
.I9IIN II daySdaa .yss,e leJ noys N,M puEi
sqI eIgs 20 sep an d sno,aaid sss!msld sq Ms o.
lsa op plnoa ui.rd poos ssrqolnd s!ls!A uoslsd
lay sl.vai sso 70 pssq e5 o. oc olJ cum s? ,c spss
II: On .dsS isrs puv s..onpo-d 80 o, usouY Usa 81
pun i.lsn5 sac 9q, 70 puv1 auL doqs sqsllassqa
pgv ul!ns suo.ss 'ssaoq uosrs Tie ultq suol pcoS
Sulds SuI!EI ssRoP Suiids peo5 u9qol!S
ag. dnd puv slcog goEs sool ino qla ssllo.s &
'ssnoq ssnE,I poos sluous4o,du. sqI U4rl ilSp
sHzr,S ioy pslrnl!s Ten 81 a;ri s!qI purIooa 70
uoriod pos qn 'ss-or 0cI sHu!vlao3 pus slso puy
sssnro MA dr.SsI uqor sPivl siiuoipr 'uoasun A,
uoiJ ssHm psoI 2suusY sq, .vur4Is Issuusd i.unoo
is.ssga 'd!q>aAoI :.suusA Pslrn.s 90 ssA sH
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
FEATHERS

ar various qualities and prices, for sale at NO. III Mar
J k,t street, Wilmington nn,,,cp,p
lime ID SIS JOHN ~. DrnlNONII-.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-10

'yol,;. ana lrd'rs ,riaas yta 'ots;soer.
ger IN investigate - tr'ie sources u
bic happiness. Il = in this point u!
y, esneciaily, and with the uimo4t plea
mr., that unite with yeu in celebrating a
festival which ought 10 he that of all man
Kind.
A stIanger in this country, the kind man
Ger in which yon have received me, does
ne infinite honnr, and gives M satisfae-
ton Cannot express. There is sympathy
# opinions which causes the dist ncr thai
separates our birth places TO disappear, and
biugs Ms nearer IN each other. and carries
The iliusaa so far as to make us htlipye
HAT ne are but ane family, This sympa
thy which We feel in common with The
wise aud good ofe,ery country, constitutes
any peculiar happiness, and yet makes me
regret tha, circumstances do not enable me
10 fix my residence permanently among
YOU.
carry with me. deeply Impressed upon
my heat. the remembrance of the alice
ti"nair Welcome yoH have given me. The
festival we celebrate this day can never he
rilaced from my memory and the pres
eace Of The first magistrate Of The pcopic-oj
The reoDie. repcai--ihc hGppiea people on
ht face Of The eorih, aaas siiii brighter tinis
10 The Picture. BE- assured Gentlemen, nj
the grateful sentiments | cherish towards
yoH, aud allow me to carry across the o.
ceau The impression, perhaps too flattcrng
II me. that leave behind me some friends
10 whose memory shall continue to be
present.
In the above Speech If the Duke there
Is much to admire. 10 say nothlng of The
hoppy felicity of expression, the scnilmcnts
are If a n1ln1e 10 do honour 70 nc who
had been nnrtured in the lap Of liberty
They are nuc| more honnnrtble. there
fore, to one who has been accustom ed all
his life To the rroVerhial drspotism Is Ger
many. His reference II the happ' coudi-
lion of this country, and the apparent sin
cpri'y Of regret that circumstances com
peeled him IN return gain to his native land
and participate in the splendid seenes ol
courts, in which the heart feels no interest,
Because that very spendor il maintained
by the su eat of the poor mans brow, must
pxalt him in the estimation of every lihel n
minded man T, affords evidence that there
Ia at least one of the Princes of Eu npe
who is not infected with the spirit ofslaye-
ry that surrounds him-tIiat, among the
batch of petty despots who hold their scrp-
tres by the snllrlancc Of the triple alliance
with which Europe is cursed, there is ore
with discrimination enough to perceive the
incstimahe advantages of free institutions
and with Independence enough TO assert bis
opinions,
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no,.so,,n. A.. \, vo,,-y ~, :

fepa.ses rs IL. An 7ron,ay '1s'. ir
the prlmr oflll.. Nj. Nm. Dssls of Am
hefsl county. Ills comlliiai. or indspos
tan was Of bilious nntd,e. which altogeth
90 bailled the skill, nf h. mnsi leafn'd ply
sielan. by the death al tlils suung man his
parents, relatives and expenditures. have
iosl. ,n,if,i son, an ailreinnaie, brother,
and relation, aud ornarrni 10 society
And what makes the calamity npte Tran
three-fild this, young man MAS eng gfd To
be married, tn one of the mast accom-
Pushed. and agreeable young ladies' Ia
Amherst county.
AT Prn.aeola,an the esd Of September
George +. Brent formerly of Virginia. --
On his death bed, aud only Il few hours be.
fore he expired, a most interesting scene
took place. lie expressed a wish 10 be u
nird 10 the object II his most heartfelt
afTr,tian--an affection which WAS warmly
reeiprocatrd. and which had occasioned an
engagement of long standing. His wish
was ptnmply complied With, and lie was
married H. Ms, MERGED \. Gnhzalez, by
the Re,. Mr.. Marnhaut of the Catholic
Chnrch. of which they wee both mem
hers. He then took Ica,e II his Irrnds Sc
prraiely add brealhed his hsl.
fHash z. ca.
On wednesday morniagnfirr llogcr-
ios ind-posllion, .Angustiae Daeis Esq il
very old md highly respected inhahlanl of
tins city. Mr.. DAVIS was by Ear the oldest
Edition aud P,mtet of Virginia. lie 10
kfown throughout Virginia and beyoud
her borders as the Editor of the lrgina
Gazrtte,n which he Conducted for so many
years. He WA alsp AT ,arious periods
Printer 10 The Common ealth, and Post
master of he t,ly If Richmond. Mr.. ID.
vas long distinguished asa most uprgh
aad 2ralous politician; YET amidst al tn"
Turbulence of parties, he WA esteemed ny
men If all PARTIES, for thr implicitly 81 his
dspostlon, the generosity ri his trnPcr
lie friendIlnrss Of ms hrari, aud for his
freedom from the malgalty of faction.
md from the contracted spirit of per
sanal competition. In hls pursuits, hts
character WA marked nv integrity aud
industry In society, by thr "asr aud un-
atlcctednpss Il hls manners: In lh" domrs-
iic circle, by tar cndeariog virtues of the
husband, tie father aud ihc friend.
X. Eng. .Nhr. l.
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coMHuNIcA TED.

coMHuSIcATED.
DIED IN Fraoklln county Va OF ~"
tord,y . 29th of October. al the house
nf John 8. 3urwcll. Esqr. Miss SAthH
Woops. ia the s3rd yra7 Of her ag". Her
friends, in thu sorrog. are Coniprtrd ny
the bel Of thai she died the dat'h OF N"
righteous anl has exchanged their 'oclrty
and world If affection for the society OF
her : a,lour and her God.
Once she was mourning here bel nw,
And wei her coch with iear'
And vrestied hard, nc we DO now,
with sins and doubts and fears.
In the same county, on Monday thr
3Ist Of October, at his own h"nsr, Capt
/ RoarRr SArNDER2, in the 4jth ycar oi
/ his are. 1t ample wealth and the anxiety
Of friends could screen humanity from the
! hIo,y Of death, he wonld not now b" num-
bersd with the dead. But he ylri6td t.
that summons which we are all bound 10 o.
hey . and while we of his acquaintance
contemplate the awful providence, We
should read 10 his dissolution our own his
tory and learn lessan ofwlsdom
Our souls would learn the heavenly arts
10 improve the hours we have,
That we mav act the wiser part
And live bsyond the grave'
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CdUHiS.-Thcfr are los canals III GrCaf
| Britain the total extent Of lhrm 1862
miles. Thirty millions sterIlog IL the 'aI0a-
IN Of the cos'. IN the ,arnus canals,
| i3ere are 48 snhtrfraueoas passages, 40 of
winch have an extent of 80 miles. None
nCth"sc wotks, important a. They are, were
projected prior IL 1888.
Episcopal CoarentiOn.-Th meeting Of
fhr Earsronal !alitrntion ot tho State OF
Nv York, which has taken place sirce the
rejnra of Bishop hobart, WAS attended by
the Rlsnops of New Jersey and Connect
cut, aud betW e. n 80 dud 80 clergym.h, and
about the same number ~ Ivy Delegates.
origin ofthe Term Sterling for Money
IN tn. tune Of Richard the First, muGey
coiufd in the east parts of Germany, came
IN cc,al request IN England on account
Gifts purity, and WAS called tasle,l,ne mo
MY, rs al thu iuhahitants Of those parts
were called EaStsrtings; and soon after
some of those people, skilled IN coming,
were sent forte London, TO brnS thu com
IN perfection, whit h WIS soon called 5tef-
ling from Ea~ttrng.
South american Cutie, Sit Is es,ima-
ted fha. ? millions of rat,ic, and three NIL
Ion of horses, ran wild ia the regions oi
Buenos A. res aud Paraguay.
NJ. O,ccr.-At breakfast lately given
hy the London Comparative Society, Mr..
oven Attended, and stated 10 the cemPa-
nv. that hr ND purchased the Colony at
Hirmnry, in the nope that the step would
contribute tn the dissemination OF his pm
ciples uf society more rapidly than any be
could haYp taken in Great Britain. THAT
h. now looked upon the conversion Of Tie
uropln of tie Western States ~ almost
certain. He did not make nsr If single
rxaressinn 10 induce any Of his hearers IN
ertgrate to America, observing taat both
countries had their pecn'lar advantages,
which he hoped they would long reta'i IN
an1itv with each Oth-r.-Io slew thr vast
difference in the price ot land between
Great Bitaiu aud America. Nj. .. stated
that shortly before he went 70 The Western
World, he had il IN intention +" purchase
700 acre, in Scotland, for the formation OF
community. IA. which he must nave 81
ven The same sum of money with winch
he has purchased II ready formed village,
with numerous f1ctor'es, S1c. upon II, 'nr-
rounded with upwards nf 10000 acres oi
land. which hp considers to hc four times
as productive ~ that OF Scotland anu ea'-
cuIates thai upon the former estate he
couI1 have snbslsted only lfOO prrsons'
whereas At Harmony he expects I" form
community OF $4,000 souls. In the room
Il WAS rImorrd thHt thu Uhl'rIsaI''l' ~
! Anerira. tn the nI,nber ct 10000, 'nlrna-
81 forming themselves into one OF Mt.
! Overs communities
n.o,c-bt TN Alexandria Herald, says
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