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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10
SHIP KNEES WANTED.

TIME following described Knees are Wanted at the
l. PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD, for which the prices
annexed will be paid delivery They must be of the
best White Oak and delivered in the Of the year 1926
KNEES.-Body feet inches diameter of the arm clear
of bark, II inches to side when completely finished IN
the ship, inches be square and insquare in shape
Price Dollars
KNEES.-Body feet; arm feet inches diameter Of
the arm clear of bark 10 inches side when complete
" finished in the ship, inches; 10 be square IN shape
Price Dollars.
KNEES.-Body feet; arm S feet inches; diameter OF
the clear of bark Is inches to side when complete
finished in the Ship 10 inches; to be square and in
square in shape. Price Dollars
KNEES Body feet; arm fee, inches diameter Of
the clear Of bark, IS inches TO side when complete
y finished in the ship, 10 inches to be square in shape
Price Dollars.
kNEES.-Body feet arm S feet inches; diameter of
the clear of bark, ii inches to side when complete
" finished in the ship, inches; TO be square in shape
Price 10 Dollars
Navy Agents Office,
Philadelphia, % Nov, 1925. 2-I8t
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DRY GOODS.

ii ran aoserber having determined to close the Dry
1oous Business by the 18th Of March offers IN III
pnphc, al reduced prices his assortment consisting IF
supennc and low priced Blue, Black, Olive. Drab an!
9upertnc and common Blue, Black, Drab and mixed Cas-
Rose and Point Blankets 49, ooius'
Baizes, e'9' ieu shu BFeeH
swansdown, Valencia and silk vestings
nomoaheS, Norwich Grapes Ratinetts and Ron,baze,s
i,ine ana iiroWn Camets Tartan and Cithaec;.n ,a;s
WOODEN Worsted, Silk and Cotton Hosiery.
Merlho Cashmere and Waterloo Shawls
Gros de nap, Lutestring and Leyanline Sill
irish Lihens, Lawns and Diapers,
Canbrc, jaconet, Medium and Null ,TnsIin.
1,anr.on - a"u 3wiss do.
herman English and India silk IIdkfs.
Back and assorted colored Canton Cranes
Bieached and brown Sheetings and Shirt;nq.
Bed tlckings and Checks,
Gingians cotton iidkfs., colored chinz D;mis
| other articles. aPe' ana numerous
PERSONS will do well to call, they NAV denend on tbe
neing sold cheap for cash or accepances on w.
/ oc, 20 !, EDWARD Il. BAILY.
7t-om 67. .larkets
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Meeting of the .WDns,eh Marsh Company pursuant TO
"a law thereof will be held on the Tenth day Of Janua
~ neIt the house of Francis Sawdon, (fares Coner
Newcastle Hundred for the purpose of choosing one fiji
person for Treasurer and fit persons for Managers of
sqil Company for the ensuing year. BY order of
JNO. BARR and
JOSEPH SPENCER,
Dec %. 1925. 19-St MANAGERS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10
FARM FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD 1T PRIp.dTE sale,

vNHE FARM handsomely situated on the south side of
Chrisana creek, formerly the ferry in Newcastle hun
dred, half mile below Wilmington containing AZ acres OF
land The improvements are a large brick house with
four rooms and large entry on the first floor, and five on
the seconds with large garrett brick stable sufficient to
hold horseshay house, Sheds ice house, frame tene-
ment with rooms the first hoor and three the
second-kichen, &c. There is on the premises small
apple orchard The farm would suit person Wishing
keep dairy and to attend market with vegetables, the
land is of the first quality for grass cultivation.
As persons wishing purchase will view the property,
il is unnecessary to say The terms will be easy.
One half of the purchase money for two three,
or four years, secured said properly. For
quire OF THOMAS JAQUETT,
8 miles beuw Newcastle or OF
HAAC q. JAQuETT,
On the premises.
Dec. 8, 1926. 5-.Smnf
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COMFY & TETIS,

In conformity with the foregoing give notice that they
have appropriated the large their sahe room
for the arrangement and exhibition Of every description Of
Domestic Cotton and Woolcn Goods and that public sale
will take place WEDNESDAY, the LIST dav of Febrnarv
next, when catalogues will be delivered.
The attention of purchasers particularly recommended
those goods, which it is expected will comprise the lar
ges and best assortment of coored goods ever offered in
this country Every package in the catalogue will be sold
without reserve.
Philadelphia, Dec. IA, 1926 8-nt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10
For Sale, without reserve,
A valaatfe Farm, one mile from Wilmington,
Delduare.

DelGUafe.
MILL be sold public sale the house Of Jons NJ
w SIXTH, in the Borough Of Wilmington, on 4th day
the 18th OF LIST month Jan next, at O'Clock, r. M that
well known Farm the residence Of VIM Warner situate on
the Wilmington Chrstana Turnpike ioad about one mil.
from Whining containing abo It 6Sacres OF land in excel
lent ORDER Of which here rs OF woodland, about
IS OF Marsh and the upland under culture
f1sA and grass. The Improvements on this Farm en
- brace every thing necessary TO comfort, convenience
utly, and consist OF elegant stone mansion house
bnit few SINCE the modern style OF the best
materials and in the most convenient Manner two stories
hign sixty feet ii length by fortyune in DEPTH with
pzza xtending The whole length of the house, and sup
house ish, ironing towards the Delaware and comman-
ding fine OF that rive, the borough of Wilmington
Clsana and the adjacent country Contiguous 10
this house All the necessary out houses, mos ut which
nearly consisting OF stable and carriage house.
ice mouse, smuke house, and bath house constantly filed
with cpoas spring OF fine water. There is large ga-
den III good order and the grounds around the house are
handsomely laid out ad adorned with number Of fruit
asTA ami ornamental trees The other Improvements
Dial large and comfortable two story BRICK house
:or overseer, barn, spring house,
stone poultry house, and other houses, pump OF
Ceent water the door, and perpetual lime kiln for
burning oystershels On the farm there is thriving apple
orchard Of about eight also young orchard ct the
best grated fruits, consisting of peaches, pears, pumbs
cherries and choice apples
The above property unies in itself all that is necessary
10 constitute delightful residence and profitable specu
ation. The good order and convenience of the improve
ments, and the high state Of cultivation Of the farm will en-
abe the to realize good Interest on the purchase
money by leasing it TO the shares Possession will be CIV
en- the 25th OF March The terms will he
modatng and made knoan the day If sale. The
property will be shown BY William Warner residing the
premises EDWARD TATNALL,
JAMES PRICE,
-9ssigaees IF IE!iam Uaraer
Dec. 10Th, 1926. lit
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10
Manufacturers Meeting.

At meeting of the Manufacturers of Cotton and Wool.
len Goods in the City and County of Philadelphia held at
Chase's Ho,el, on Monday evening, the 28h Nov
THOMAS HUGHES, being called the Chair, and JNo.
WATERS, appointed Secretary, it was
Resolved, unanimously, That it expedent to establish
periodical or monthly sales of Domestic Manufactures at
Auction in this City.
The meeting then proceeded 10 choose an Agent from
among the Auction Houses Of the city, when appeared
that Comfy Ieyis No. rs, Market street, were duly
chosen and notified of the same
THoS. HUGHES Chairman.
Jso. WATERS Secretary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10

KS0R the Of colds coughs, asthmas, approaching
for sale BY JOIlN WHITE, No ITO, Marketstre vii.
rESTLHoNLaLS.
L4ScAsTER CorsTY, IS.
FOR tie Information Il the public do hereby certify
that Ne following persons, whose names are herein
io.el, personally Dcarei 3e r the subscriber
q Ale ~ The city o. casters and being
ily sworn II affirmed, ,,veraiy dcposed and declared
HAT iAey rad made Of Dc. Car Freeman cough
drops, lor I,rlan Specific Upon themselves with the
greatest lcc-s for the curing 81 coughs colds ahmas,
cohsmpo,, ,ptt9g Of b'ond ana diseases the breast
and LUNGS-and that every instance their effects
complete AIT nfali5e WI aapear BY the following esti
Inony Of th9S %iia have ,sei
Luac Broom aged "a u the city Of Lancaster,
ion me grievouay afflicted Nth severe cough pain
and stitches III his sdes and bre4 s night sweas, and copi
discharge Of matter from his lungs and all the symp
toms II cpnsumpttye. Applied 18th September 1925
complete cure BY using his Indian specific Affirmed and
subscr bed, January, 1924
.qen anderson aged 50 years, Of Manor township Ian
county, long time i'll With most violent cough
$! ms as above and much emaclaed Applied August
stl 1921 complete cure BY using bottles Specific
Sworn ii subscribed 10, November 5Oth 1921.
Jhn Lterer, aged IS years. of Lampeter township Ian
county Symptoms as above and splitting or Blood
BY using bottles, and now one wear and six months
and return snce Affirmed and subscribed to- Deem
0er 5th 1921
Ils,nas yte aged 80 years. Of iaule Britain township
Lancasicr county, ionS ume symptoms above,
pete cure ~ using le specific Sworn and subscribed
70 My q 1922.
ietec Albright, aged 81 Of the city Of Lancaster.
Conrad -MraA, aged 81 years, Of Leacock township,
Lancaster county, John Barr, Of Newcastle county, state
Of l,eaware aged a. Elizabeth MKew, aged 80 years. of
Lancaster county Benjamin Wilson aged 53 Years Bucks
.uuty2 years ILL., Nathan Jones' aged q wears StIas.
ourg towshp Lancaster county. Jacob Sueberger aged
20, Lancaster county. John Burgis, aged 80 years
Slra. sbrgh, Lancaster county Adam Wefel, aged 4s
years, Of Conestoga township, Lancaster county
Zach Of the above named persons abored under most
violent coughs pains and stitches in their sides and breast
for long time, accompanied with night sweas, hectic
eyers &c &c completely cured BY using few bot
d md and aft
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at ST.. GEORGES, ID
JANUARY l, 1896.
a Richard Hutchison
Laurence Aspri
b Mary Jamison
John S. Bddle X
Eli Biddle William Kennedy
John Bowen Peron Kenny
James Barcus
capt. Henry l.. Bangs Benjamin Lewis
Elizabeth Bulchard Jared Leavenworth 9
G Henry Lane
Patric Crstc Frederick Loudon 9
Joseph Craggs NJ
Timothy Cunningham Thos Moor
Jeremiah Coughan Job Moor
Philip Clary John Murch
VIM. Callan VIM. Mccoy
49, Coin Mcconey
Denes Donney Robert Perry
Joseph Diehl Andrew Purcali
John Deputy
Ncholous Devou James Ridden
James DAVIS Nathan Roberts
Robert Nj. DowelI Jane Rchason
r James v. Redder
James Fcrgcrson S
Thomas Fitzsmmons John Scragg
Frederick Freeze Ester Stewart
EdW ard Flanagan Isaac Scoot
Francis Pagan Dennis Shaw
e. n
/! Luther Gil Patrick Thompson
Timothy Gridley
II Samuel Val
Cornelius Mailman VIM Vananem
Peter lIagarty Lewis Vn. Wort
Josiah Harris
13-3t J.4IIES ". SUTTON. p nj.
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10 RENT.

'rge Two Story Rrtct D.0elng Housein the village of
IN Newport, unh goo brick barn. and stables and every
convenien nH bnding. 10 the house is attached
large store room tor ma " occupied as sore-it
is eligible situation tae country business as any in the
place There hree lots in the village containing about
IL acres which vii be rented with the house Possession
will be gwen immediately or on the 25h Of March
Apply to ALLAN THOMSON, lpthnngon. or
JOHN L. MORRiSS, Le,ede,s8 Island.
near Newport, Del
Dec o. 1925 lo-,f
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BOMBAZETTs, FLANNELs. Sc

q Wilmington. Np' a. NO H. aarke''o'
colurs. D assoSNu
g., a. 49, 40 white, red, yellow and green FLANNELs.
~ ~. ~. oAl-iGoES; assorted patterns
Clrcassan and Tartan Plaids figured E,,;r,+ booking
bazes blue black and assorted Cloths and Cass;meres;
b ba'e a MaTseies, Vaentia and Forenne yesrg
sok sk nag and bandanna Hdkfs Brit,ana and cotton
ana slate worsted do; shaws Dimtes italian Crane;
a a,,s anu Russia sheetngs aconet cambria, null book
ana ana shifting -Husln Gnghams aud variety of other
Sept. 81. -., =. nHiseALo o.
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DIR. G.. FREEMAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR I.N.DLa.N SPECIFIC,

KS0R the Of colds, coughs, ashmas, approaching
consuEplions and all diseases of the breast and lungs
for sale BY JOHN WlIrE No. ITO, Market street. vii
mlnEtUll. DelaM are.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10
CONINE'S
FORTUyN Els NONE,

~. 49, fyku Svet e6fce D Nc Ceatye Nqrket,
'r ats ageacy 40 2l7 Market sreet aoor 5eso Liberty
street Baltimore, and al las 6fce No. 3 Soh 1Aad Stree
fh'1adea ahere ne cash. uguai a 81 pad or Prize
tickets on presentation.
The Lottery hleNgeacer' issued at C0nne's Office,
B4more which viii contain The drawing Of the above Lot.
terry at large VIII be forwarded all those persons gratis
who make their investments at Confines Offices, and b.
which the fate Of Tickets be easily asceaned as
on application at Lottery Office
=. Orders from all parts Of tile United ates, conveying
Cash o. Prise Tickets, either by mail (post PAID private
conveyance M meet With the prompt and careful al
tchton as heretofore. Address 70 w. C CONNIE
Baltimore or Philadelphia
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james ". SUTTON. P nj.
" Fortunes Homes Forever |


No. %, & 2l7, Market Street, Baltimore.
q W G. CONNIE does himself tie pleasure Of present
ing 10 his kind friends and patrons the scheme
OF the first Lottery TO be drawn in this city, which the
Grand Consolidated State Lottery
OF Maryland, No. 2, wherein he anticipates with liberal en-.
enlargement, usual have the satisfaction of dstribu
ting among adventures, large proportion OF the capital
prizes.
BRILLIANT AND MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
prize 100000; Of $4,000 of 90 000 100000
OF Oo0 p OF l0U0 10 u 5o0i so Of 100, 100 OF So
100 OF 20, 500 IF -; l0500 Of 10,
Amounting in all to the splendid sum OF
$3os, 600.
positively take place WEDNESDAY the 18th February.
1926, under the superintendent of the commissioners p
pointed by the Governor and Council.
MODE OF DRAWlNG.-The numbers will be put into
ne wheel as usuaand in another wheel will be put the
Prizes Gbor the denomination of 10 Dollars, and the draw
g to progress in the usual manner The 10500 Prizes of
$40 VII be awarded to the Tickets, the Numbers of which
end with the terminating figure of either of the Three first
dawn Numbers from the wheel Of dfferent termnatinns
TO ILLUSTRATE WHICH
We will suppose Number 10lol to be the first drawn No
() will be entitled prize Of $40; then suppose No.
i6l0 to be the second drawn number then every number
ending with (O will also be entitled prize of S10and
like manner suppose that NO 51i8, be the Hard drawn
number from the wheel, then each the tickets in the
scheme ending with the figure 8 win also be entitled
prize u So ~ addition to any other prize they may have
dfaWnl!l
PRIZES payable in cash 60 days after the drawing sub.
lec' 70 he usual deduction Of IS per cent
Ticket, Sl2-llaf S6--Quarter, S3.O0-Eghth 81 50.
Tickets and shares for sale the greatest variety q for
innate numbers, al
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NOTICE.

TIME coparnershp Of the undersigned heretofore ira
ding under the firm of Kean g Ohver, at Cantwells
Bridge, Newcastle County, Delaware has dissolved by
agreement. All those indebted to said firm, either by
Bond, Noie Book account, requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment TO VIM. Kean, at Mddeiown- no in
diligence need be expected. WIN. KEAN,
REUBEN OLIVER
Middlctown, 10Th Dec, 1925. 9-2m
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Grand Lodge Of Delaware.

s.s a communication ofhe Grand Lodge of Delaware
W. pe eia at Dover, on Monday Evening. hc six.
een OF January, 1926 O'Clock. The snbordnae
Lodges are requested to attend by their REPRESENTATIVES
December 10th, 1895. %, l1 IN - :;, kEan
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-10
Valuable Cotton Factories
ITO BE SOLD AT PRIV1T'E sale.

IL
MO IA Cotton Factory and estate called 9ub,lrn
~ situate the Of Red Clay Creek in Chris,ana
hundred, about miles from Wilmington, Del The mill
contains about 1900 spndes, with the necessary preparing
machinery belonging 70 the tenant. The dwellings, on
This estate are, modern well built well finished stone man
sion house, with stone Kitchen piazza, pump the door
sabng and gardens complete large story stone house
TOR family and store, houses for two families
EACH and two wooden tenements with la acres Of land
healthy gnod neghborhood. This property is rented
for 1900 dollars per annum.
No. "a Cotton Factory and estate called Endearoalr
situate on the same stream No. j. in Mil Creek hundred
about S miles from Wilmington. The mil contains about
400 spindes, with the necessary preparing machinery
belonging to the tenants Besides the cotton mill there
is old grs MILL that has done good deal of business
since the cotton mill has been in operation The DIV engs
are good well finished mansion house, and Others suf
hcen for the accommodation of the work people chiefly
Frame with about IL Of land This property IS rent
cd for 100 dollars per annum
No 3-A small Farm in Christiana hundred, separated
from No by Red Clay Creek containing about Al acres
possession Of which be had the 25h of March
The above valuable property will be sold very low and
Liberal credit allowed two thirds OF the purchase
money Application can be made to either of the sub.
scrbers. WILLIAM WARNER,
EDWARD TATNALI,
JAMES PRICE,
Assgnees Of Thomas Lea.
1'rahay"t'e Hiiis, Dec ~. lb2S- T--9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-07

Nm CHANcERY at an in,esyeaa: count begun and held
Tor Essex county at the courthouse Tappahnnoek the
John Mn,er aud Ann his wife, Robert hi.
Wife Peter Campbell. anil Mary his wife, Fontane Wood,
aud Ambrose John, Thomas Sarah unsy.
the age Of twsnyon years. by Elizabeth Hundey their
guardian and next friend and Josiah Rylaud, Plaiaas
Lewis WniemOrc aud Jane his wife, who Wa, Jane Rvan,
Wyatt Wh''emOre and Nancy his wife, who Nancy Ry-
land, Edward Ryand, Allen Ky land Elizabeth Ryland and
Polly Ryhnd, Joseph Tilnan Sally hi, wife, who wa,
Sally Rysnd, Thomas Ryand John Ryland son Of Thomas
Rylsnd decd, Huney Ryand John Simmons and Nancy his
wife, who Nancy Rylsnd, Thomas Shetor Joseph S6cor
Polly Sheto Sally Gee, who Sally She,or infant chill
Parker Tod Hunter and Catherine his Wife who was Catherine
Ry land Joseph Burnett and Elizabeth hi, wife who was f.
James Ryand, Edwin Ryind and Joanna Ryland, Lewis
M'ekebOfoush and Henrietta his wife, who was Henrietta
Halle Joseph Halle and Johna,hsn Halle benjamin Jcne
Sopronia Jones, infant child Richard Jones' dec Patsy
ham and Nancy hi, wife, who Nance jones' William
''nes and Sally his wife, who Sally JONES' Richard
Elizabeth his wife, who Esaseth Jones jacob Tod Hun
Ter ana Joanna hi. wife, whc Joanna Rylsn George
Mary Faucet, Mary anL Thomas Wood n,an, chill
orsn OF Nancy Wood, dec, and Richard Hundey Defds
pn against The defendants praying for the sale
land containing about bund, and as sores ynr in
' county which was late the property Of Richard Ryisnd
dec and for division Of the proceeds between the plaintiff,
and defendants according TO their espeeve rights and r
cess awarded asans; the defendants to appear
mere aud answer the and show cause they can
against The sale of the land aforesaid division of the
proceeds thereof between the piaIR and defendants
oi and appearing 10 the satisfaction the court that
the defendants Parker Tod Hunter aud his wife Jo
ePh Burnett and Elizabeth his wife, John Ryiand James
an Edwin land, Jacob Tod Hunters and Joanna his wife.
ben)amn Jones and Richard Iiundey inhabitants Of
hr commonwealth is theI efore ordered decreeJ that
me said defendants do appear here before the third
Monday IN May next and answer the plaintiffs bil and she
cause any they against the sale of the land aforesaid
aud division OF the thereof prayed for in the
and that copy oth order he forthwith inserted in the Rich
mend Enquirer, and continued fo months
and that another copy be posted the Of the court
house OF this county, two successive days. previous
the said third Monday III May next. A copy. Teste
WIN. b. MATHEWS elk
March 81. I0ers,,
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REAL EST.aTE FOR SgIF

VIE Subscriber being anxious SELL remove South
ardy will offer al public auction, the highest bidder on
valuable tact Of land lying he upperend of Merkenhurg
county va containing nea- 100 acres the quantity aceraned
the day ofsaie About 400 which cleared almost
whole OF which has been fine tobacco land and EXCEPT
Few acres still retains almost all its original soil and good
neat tor cultivation and estate susceptible i'm
large proportion Of the wood land well
ed 10 me growth Of Tobacco, and the trial made
ION crop sufficiently proves it well adapted 10 that Article
The improvements are valuable coinodou; the wrer is
GOOD aud he situation remarkably healthy Of the
money TO be paid down, the balance equal
annual payments The purchaser giving bonds and
security aud deed OF tru hrcqured the land TO
NE payments Possession giveu ist January next.
Meoklenburg, march %. iowa.
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ed; and after lapse OF about hours during which
he continued to bleed copious!y at the mouth, nose
and ears, he breathcd his last
The individual whose career OF existence has by
this fatal accident been thus untimey stopped, had
filled the Office OF Tailor for nearly 20 years. In
manner crediiable TO his humanity, and meriting
the appreciation OF the public. he bore an unble-
mished character, and his department generally was
such as to concilia,e the good opinion of the com
muny. The fact that he has left wife and a nu-
mel Gus offspring in state of helpessness, is an
additional appeal to public sympathy, in connection
with that which naturally flows from the melancho-
ly circumstances of his death. Norfolk Her.
An unfortunate prejudice, equally unjust and
difficult to remove. has long prevailed abroad in
regard to the heaithiness OF Norfolk, and though
thousands visit it every year, from all parts OF the
Union, and depart well satisfied of the injustice
done US, still the prejudice prevails. Who, in
deed, that considers the few deaths that occur in
proportion to the population or regards the health
full looks OF the inhabitants, and the multtudes OF
fine rosy girls and boys in seminaries of learn
ing, can for an instant entertain doubt of TIE
healthiness OF Norfolk? Yet those who have not
witnessed these things themselves, too often 80
ncredulous not to believe them upon the report
OF Others. An interesting circumstance occurred 4
few days ago, noticed at the funeral of Mrs.
Crommeline. This venerable matron was a native
of this town, and had numbered SO years, Cher age
was incorrectly stated to be Sc in our last. y Her
remains attended TO the grave by six pail bear
ers, one OF whom &c another 10, and the re-
naming four largely upwards of 20; all natives oil
Norfolk or the vicinity. And what is also worthy
oil remark, live OF the six were neighbors OF
the deceased. So that it will be seen, that longev-
ty as well as health sby no means uncommon in
our town. 10.