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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
FARM FOR RENT, OR
no BE SOLD 1T PRIVATE SAFE

TIME FARM handsomely situated on the south side "a
Chrisisna creek, formerly the ferry Newcastle buv
dred half mile below Wilmington containing AZ aeres
land The improvements are large brick house witI
four rooms and large entry the first foor and five ~
l me Sh hs sbsds o bo s,aoie suclenO
ment with Q rooms the first foor and three on IN.
second-kiichen, &c. There is the premises small
apple orchard The farm would suit person wishing 10
keep dairy and to attend market with vegetables ash
land is of the first quality for grass cultivation
As persons wishing purchase viii view the proper.v
it is unnecessary to say The terms will be easy
One half of the purchase money remain for two tbe
or four years, secured said properly. For terms in
quire of THOMAS JAouETT,
3 miles below Newcastle or =,
ISAAC G. JAQUETT,
On the premses
Dec 3, 1928. 5--3mnf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
FOR SALE
3l--4t

1t J. Wilson's Bookstore, No. 1885, Market Street
Clarke's INDELIBLE PERMANENT INK, for writing
Linen apparel Silk and Cotton stockings, table and bed
men, &C., with common pen. This Tx will not injnre
the delicate texture and cannot be discharged 1t is
also the only method of identifying such properly
Common ard Extra fine Red and Black Sealing Wax,
Lead and Paste Crayons, Gum Elastic, Tapers Visiting and
her Cards. Sun Glasses Court Plaster Inda Ink, Ivory
Combs, Lead and Slate Pencils, Tooth Brushes Toy
Paints, in boxes single cakes Camels Hair Pencils
Pocket and Dressing Combs.
Fnevs Pocket Map Of the United States, for Travellers
Do. Of Delaware and Maryland,
(ieold Browns Grammar,
Rice-Paper, Enigmatical Cards,
Agricultural German and variety of common Almanacs
Feb. %, 1926 2o-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
FARM TO RENT,

A ND possession given on the 25th day of Sd monn
IN nexistuatedo on the Wilmington and Chrstana Turn
pike Road, about of mile from Wilmington, and con
tanning about go acres The Improvements an excel
lent mansion house, house and comnodous stone
barn, with stabing beneath and pump in the yard there
is also q pump al each house,
The premises contain Of the best bearing appi,s
orchards in the county, and the fruit select well cal
culaed for dairy market farm is beautifully situated
commanding fine view OF the Delaware and Christians
Rivers the Town of Wilmington and adjacent country ).
For further particulars apply to the subscriber living
Wilmington JEREMIAH WOOLSToN.
9 mo. 90 29-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
SEALED PROPOSALS

NETILL be received for building ACADEMY at Mid.
w detown Delaware until the ls Of April next, at 3
O'clock, r. NJ The building TO be of brick two stories
and birtythree feet long in The clear hall of ten feet
wide through the centre, with cellar under the whole
be built of the best materials, and finished in plain but
substantial manner It IS expected that the proposals will
tic terms for building The whole; and also the terms
for the brick work and for the wood work separateand
be accompanied with such plans the persons offering
would be willing to complete The proposals to be en-.
dorsed-Proposafs for building academy Middryn,
and directed to r. MANSFIELD
hfiddletown Feb. % 1896. 28-10
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
WILL BE SOLD

7 Public Sale. at the late residence of John Woobton,
IN dec, the 18Th nst the House and Kitchen Furni-
and all the Stock of Cows and Horses including
hne coils, Of and years old, from WindAos
ewlne Carts ploughs Haro Gears, Gig aud Harness,
vauab large Roller, patent Horse erske, quantity Of
excellent upland Hay with great variety of other articles.
Sale to commence al O'Clock, when attendance will be
given and lerms made known bv
JEEEMIAH WoOLSTON,
SAMUEL WOOLS1ON,
m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
NOTICE.

NOI1CE.
yJyHOMAS POWELL of the Borough of Wilmington,
Manufacturer, by Indeniure bearing date the SIKH
day OF I'd month (February last having assigned all his
real personal a. Mixed to the subscribers in
for the payment OF his debts providing for release in his
favor before the seventh day of fifth month May
the creditors of the said THOMAS POWELL will
tce thai the assignment and release may be examined No.
81, Shpey street, and all persons indebted to the said
THOMAS powell requested to make payment to either
Of the subscribers. JAMES BROWN,
Wilmington. Del. ABRAM pow ELL,
Sd month (Afarch,) Cd, 1926 3l4t .9ssignee8
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
NEWCASTLE QUICKS.

FsvIiE subscriber living Robert Philips Mandatory,
Il in Christians Hundred, Newcastle County, Delaware,
has for sale, reasonable TERMS quantity of Nepcast
Qaicss which uucommony beautiful and three years
old, and in fine order for planting
THOMAS SINAX.
Feb %, 1926. 29-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A FRAME BUILDING in Market Street, in this Borough,
IA near The Bridge, eighteen feet in front, and eighty
feet Deep heretofore used Nail Factory together with
quantity of machinery for that business if ii should be
wanted If not sold at private sale, rented previous
to the f1h Of March next It will then be offered at public
sale, at o'clock p at the house of Thomas A. Rogers
on the Opposite side of the street Possession will be given
on the 25th of March Inquire of Thomas Garrett
the building, Samuel Newli, blacksmith the next
door Conditions at sale. JACOB HADD0CK.
Feb. 91 97-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
CHEAP GOODS.
WILLLaM & SAMUEL NC

WILLIAH & Sd.MUEL 1WCAULLEY
ID EG leave to inform the public that they have commen
ID ced business at w. -NCauHeys old stand near The
Brandywine Flour Mills, where they have constantly on
hand wholesale retail,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
China, Glass, Queensware, Earthen Ware, Hard Ware
Drugs, Paints, Oils Nails by the keg Lime Pork, Lard
a. am sa anSe o si sea III II01e % VINES Spirits
on the bYest terms, for cash or acceptances
NJ b. All persons indebted TO the late firms Of w
MCaulley, and S. MCauley & Co. will please call and
settle their accounts above.
April 26. 1895 4l-1y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
NO'iICE.

Ii persons indebted to the estate of Samuel Bro7u,
IN dec late Of the Borough Of Wilmington Del,
quested to make immediate payment and those having
claims will present them legally atested for settlement
JOHN BROWN, Admir-.
CLARISSA w. BROWN, .4dm'r.
Feb 2S 1896 29-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
BOMBAZETTS, FLANNELS. &c

CJe'
EuST received and for sale cheap at No ILL., Markets.
81 Wilmington,
IS pieces plain and figured BoMBAzETTs; assorted
colors.
A do. white, red, yellow and green FLANNELS
127 do. CAIICoES; assorted patterns.
Crcassan and Tartan Paids; figured Ratinetts booking
Bazes blue, black and assorted Cloths and Casneres
Satnetts; Marseles, Vaenta and Florentine veslLg
black silk flag and bandana Hdks; Brt,ania and cotton
do Germantown and Irish knit Hose and half Hose; black
| and slate worsted dol Shaws; Dimtes; Italian Crape
Irish and Russia Sheetngs jaconet, cambric, null book
and shitting hustn Gnghams; and variety Of other
Fall and Winter Goods JOHN X. BRINCKLE.
Sept. 27. 85
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
FORTUNES HERALDl

LOTTERY, lst Glass, The 1st ms ant Wig:
a6-9-l5 -27-2S
The Holders Of prizes requested present them at
the Managers Office, No. 28. Market st Wilmington, for
payment.
ON EDNESDAY, THE 18th INSTANT,
Will be drawn the Washington Canal and Oxford academy
Lottery. Isl Glass.
Scheme II prize Of $4,000; l Of $4,000; of 10000;
of 49, Of 5000; l8 Of 000 Sc Of 500; 1876 Of so
372of 25: 1902 of12; 1880 of Dollars each
Ticket S6-Half 3-Quarter 5o-Eishth rs
One Of modern sages gives this sautary advice
's'To catch dame Fortunes golden smile,
Assi1uous wait upon her."
This advice should not be disregarded the above hand
scheme affords opportunity Of counting her avors
--e1nbrace it BY applying for Ticket
Robertson 8 Little's,
March 6 No. 90. Market st Wilmington.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
- PUBLIC SALE
M8aiEW Of Valuable lotion Factory and
zsss sss ss.zsa4 Cotton .Hachinery.


Ill be offered public sale the premises, Tues
lay the 2ls day Of March next O'clock that valuable
Cotton Factory situated the Brandywne Creek, the
State Of Delaware, about miles from Wilmington, lately
occupied by LEWIS SUfMERL & Co.
The above establishment may be recommended as one Of
he FIRST in the country when considered relation to the
great force and permsnence Of the power the
ent and sody of the buildings, The proximity and conve-
nence to the markets of Phadelpis and Baltimore and
the remarkable heathiness of the situation.
The MIL, which is of stone, 56 feet long by Is feet
vide, stories high, and built in the substantial
ner. There also the premises twenty tenements
for the working people, store, and sable Of stone, and
Dye house with fixtures and bleaching apparatus The
land consists OF about ~ part of which in wood
and part in pasture land,
The Machinery The Mill is advertised for public sale
at the same time and pace, BY the Assgnees of L. Sum
merl & Co
The terms for the Factory, which viii be accommoda.
ng will be made known at the sale For further partic
ulars inquire of ANTHONY CIRARD, Ne7u York, or the
subscriber he premises. Z. L. Du pONT
NJ b. II the Factory should be Sold it will be rented
for term Of years.
Feb 6, 1926.
POSITIVE SALE By AssIGNEEs,
OF Valuable Cotton Machinery.
FsE Machinery i'll the above advertised Cotton Facto
ry consisting of 2040 spndles and all the necessary
preparing machinery, vii be offered Public Sale at
he same time and place. and consists Of the following
tcles
| Pickers, 25 Carding Engines,
Drawing frames, Rowing france,
Stretchers,
Mnles-264 spindes each,
! ThrostIes-12D do do.
4 1 do. 90 do do.
/ do. "a do do.
10 Power LOOMS made by d. Wilkinson & Co.
4 WarPer and Dresser, made by do
And al The necessary preparing Machinery.
2 excellent Turning Lathes,
quantity of Machine Makers and Blacksmitb's Tools
Pnnons, New Cards, &c.
The terms will be easy, and made known at the sale, b,
the subscribers. JOSEPH GRIJRR
| WILLIAM SEAL.
.-., .qssignees Of L. Sunin,eri e Co.
Wilmington, mo. E, 1926. 2S-1ot
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THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE

According to the Goth Report of the African In.
stitutlon recently published the Negro Slave Trad.
mas rather increased than diminished por,noa, and
brazil nave made no attempt to enforce their own
'hsgnlncant restrictions, agreed by treaty while
ny france and SPAIN the trade might as well, per-
maps oeucr, DC protected than prohibited. There
arc az eas' eighty vessels VIGOROUSLY engaged in The
yaue, IN Nantes alone, and only last year SCI
French slave vessels we're detained in the African
seas hough The trade (says the Report) has
orcn rclinqushed by England the United State, n
North America, Russia, Holland. Sweden Den
mark, and nomiraNy by France, thas been little If
az ot diminished IN pnnt Of ertent, and, re fear.
nauch augmented in point Of cruelty Between 70,
ooo ana oo,oO0 slaves were transported in 1890 .,
~ snort II has been calculated on the most salts.
factory oata, that 100000 slaves are annually trans
ported from Africa by France and PORTUGAL alone.
Inc PLAIN and painful truth may, therefore, be as
Wen confessed at once. The object of the abolition
OF the African Slave Trade, by The British Lepisla.
lure, has been frustrated. The indeatieable labor,
OF humanity are thus. by cupidily and peridy, de
prWed OF their merited guerdop. After the expen
d"u'e OF whole l,te to obtain it, by Wberforce
= hon'hy' ana Ciatkson, supported by the clio.
4uehce OF fitl and Fox, and Canning, this branch,
rom inc freshest laurel OF that philanthropy which
will grow and blossom 10 impcrishable Fragrance
when the blood stained bays of military ttiumnh are
forgotten, has been wilhered 10 the roots; while thr
mortal Opss, BY which every thing beneficial to
Africa is poisoned and blasted, remains as deeny
rooed IN the rancorous soil as ever A hundred
thousand human victims annually offered up TO The
rothless Aloloch OF memorable ayarice The bar
mention OF the Tact is enough make the blood ron
co'd. ohe shrinks tom inspecting too closely the
necessary results of this mortal pestilence
London Sunday Times
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VALUABLE FARM.

Fu%fE subscriber will expose public sale on The nre,;
SEES, on Friday the 18th day Of December next Al 10
O'clock A. NJ the uneXpired Of the late Major
CHOW in the lease of Thai very valuable and hirh mnrov
and half from the town Of Newcas e and about four and
half miles from the Borough Of Wilmington on the turu
pike road leading from Newcastle 10 French Town
The unexp ed term of the lease seventeen wears from
The 25th of March The farm contains i4l acr.l
The soil is of superior quality and il a " nv fere and
productive state. There 90 Ct woodland ana Il,
residue is arabic land divided into fields part az which !
well set with coyer. considerable poiton OF the farm,
enclosed and divided by hedges Of the Newcastle thorn
in very thriving condition There are on he premis,
young apple orchard containing acres and youn,,
peach orchard. The Inn rovenenis consist OF two story
brick and two story frame dwelling house, Will cellars
beneath, with kitchen adjoining; also, frame barn
carriage house, crib and granay under one root nit
other Out buildings
The situation high and healthy, ard is convenient to
the markets at Wilmington and Newcastle This tract of
land, from lis location, condition. poucive ess and I'M
proyemens offers TO chases advantages not Of en- To
be met with Possession will be given Tie 25h /.
March next The lease granted by the trustees Of The.
Newcastle to the late Major IoHN CRnw under
which tins farm is held viii be exhibited the day uf
sale and the conditions will then be made known
lease of oi OF tenacres adjoining the above prf mr.
", which will expire on the 25h If March, 1922 will also
De exposed public sale at the time aud place
Also, pace, day. will be sold the resi-
lue Of The personal operiy Of the said oHN CRow dec
consisting of horses, mich and young cattle hogs
potatoes, flax ready for the breaker. crop of wheat in tie
round also, variety Of farming utensils such as
wagons carts cultivato harrows of fe nj ds scrin
ions, pogs, patent revolving rake, wheat fan cutting
OK, very large grind and hanging, sc
JOHN MOODY .27n'y sf
Newcastle, Nov. Oath, 1926. z~6t
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COMPARISON REQU ES'rEil

BOSTON, Chemist, successor to l. l. b. Wells the
oi'gna manufactures lin the U. S. OF Ste,6ne Va.
T Loors Jor Drasring d manufactures aid las con.
alnuy toI SAFE Supehne American Water Coors in boxes
BY the dozen or single cake with an extense assortment
of Toy Paints. '''S' 49,
me Garmine and Lake made by himself Fl ON the raw
ma erai - very superior - Newman's, Ackeruans and
heeve OF L"ndon and bears greater contrss with the
fre'gn aric'e stamped American sold hy D. H. smith
beanng the nan Of & G. Osborne who was UPWARDS IL
~ years employed by LII d. Wells in New York aid phi
ladelpha 49, -
he making OF Carmine and Lake from Cochneal is so
'le unders ood that all Europe perhaps not more
man ~ makers j. 3D. is the only person The u Who
has brought these articles perfrcton competent dc
es rave pronounced his The finest they had Sci
ehic gentlemen and artists respect fully invited 10 ex
anime and compare BIS colos with those above mentions
ed. $50 - : 49, -
CaHfeafe.-We the undersigned. Artists, Of The civ
of ba'more, have examined box of Water Coios man
uacired ny Boston, of Philadelphia and have 10 es,.
'aon IN recommending hen 10 the public as equal to any
We have ever The Lake and Carmine snerior =,
any foreign domestic. p HOLSJE
= 1lLYARD
w. ALBHiGIIr,
CHARLES CURTIS,
GEO ENDICOlT,
JAMES PAWIEY,
Nov. 1870 7--lOp SAMUEL SMITH.
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l'on d tie Baron Wrangel. who was forty dav. IN
ne ice Of the Polar Sea, with sledees not convert.
oie INTO hoats We confess tina. Parryss proiected
Journey appears to us dirested of any yery prsa,
ua"ser; donbiy provided he is to be, he will NOT
'e eHpossd. at any rate, to the risk which the Baron
npe'enceo' when Cast adrift on pack of ice, and
spou, al me mercy OF the wind which fortu
nately blew him at last only 10 the cos,, Of Siberia
we verify believe, that on the Pole it.elf neither
"ind nor tide, rain nor snow, thunder nor lightning.
"iii ne found to exist or if any of them exist Al ali
y VIII DC found in the smaes. possible degree.
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FOR SALE.

W. III be offered at public yendue on the premises on
sas'rday the sixteenth day of December next that
oh es..oaShed and very convenient TAVERN aud pre-
olPoste .he Cont-ouse-and which has been occupied
as nnc house for number Of years past BY the late
IJo Grow. ne above property has recently been corr
sldttaby added 10 and repaired
ao az me same tune tEo saH honses and lots near the
water, on The same street. The terms will be made. ac
'o''ihoda'ing, and attendance given The premises by
NJ 90 o,c JOHN NJ. q. EMORY,
NV. %, 1870. Tot JOHN BROWN.
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rom that which is not his true wois ship. Lul
which man has ordained lie, US place as many
safeguards choose around he national chure Il
let refuse all who dissent therefrom seat il
our legislature, and high public Offices: But in the
name OF our holy religion, let us not hear of pro
scrbing Furnishing those who do not adopt all our
interpretations, who differ from US in matters of
church discipline.
We blush TO think that in the 9th century there
are found any advocates Of persecution and inlolr
rance on religious subjects II is unus.-it is plain
iy contrary to the spirit Of the gospel itself AS
well may we expect to erect cities and palaces ON
the pillows OF the ocean, to maintain free govern
ment, without freedom in religious concerns We
believe there is no more certain method to dc.
slroy the prosperity and civil freedom Of coun
try, than the prevalence of an intolcrant spirit in
religion.
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SOMETHING EXTRA |!
Tomorrow
A'em Yvrh, Siats Ltp,n.urp H.

.NeT Yorh, Stats Ltpraturp Inftery
Consolidated BY anthoi, Of the Legislature Class No
9, for 826-sAty Number Lottery. Eight diaMn i,al.
lots 10 be drawn on he 29h day Of November 1926
YATES g. M'iNlYRE, Monnrers
Scheme Il prize Of $4,000 OF which SIS ooo viii Sc
payable in the Albany lots and land ia money, at the
op1on OF the Managers prize Of 500 900; Of 600;
f 1000; 10 OF LOCO; 10 of 500 Is Of 200; lo4 O.
1905 1o4 # 50; 12i8of 20 1o60a of TO- 1870 prizes
Ticket slo-iialf S5-Qraret S2.5o-Elghh si.25.
On "Wednesday December 9Th, Virginia Lasery, for The
benefit OF Of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company-Four;h
Class. 10 be drawn in Richmond, December OH 1896
YATES & MINTYRE, managers
Scheme ! prize of $4,000; Ct 10000; " & 900
Of 5000; l Of 40o0 of 29lOi - Of 1JCo. IS d,
500 ~ Of 200; 1876 Of 50 1856 of 90 l4S8 # TO- 1880
rizes Of S. 1880 nrzes Is $40 blanks
lSket s5-liaves 81 5o-Quarterss 5. 25,.ghh 62l ct.
For sale at
Robertson s, Littlc's.
Lottery Office, No. g. Market St, Wilmington.
Nov. 2Sth. 1896 T. - 80.
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IN the interesting Letter from France, the good LArAY
is represented very poit teddy contening solitary
imprisonment. anu the penlteniiay system altogether
Great allowance ought TO be made, it appears to US.
for tho effect upon his mind of the long and cruel i'm.
prisonmcnt he himself underwent in tho prime of life, in
The greatest activity Of mind and body. The case Of
the prisoners in the Baste has analogy to the Of
the prisoners under The pententary system II is the la
Dor of the latter which gives the zest to life uhch life OF
inactivity possess which gives health the bo
dy and strength to the mind. The solitary confinement is
but for the h. which half mankind probably, well
they, pass in solitary rooms with the difference be surc
that their solitude is voluntary We do not argue
the point here, however, but to express the hope that
readers will suffer their minds to be much operated
upon by the Generals reasoning which is, like himself,
for every consideration in the WORLD eutitled 20 our
pec but not nfallihle. Nat. Intel.
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COMMUNICATED FOR THE AMERICAN WATcHMAN
FRENCH SPOLIATIONS.-NO. XII.

~. i.
The public law Of the civilized world, usua!ly dc
nominated the Law OF nations, is partly founded upo
the law OF nature, and partly derived from the CON,
mon usages of nations, sanctioned by custom, am
consecrated by time.
ne emperor Juslinlan, defines this law to b.
Certain rules OF right, which he e1ipencies an,
necessities OF mankind have induced ali nations i,
adopt"
This law, therefore, being founded upon ,be e,er
nal principles OF justice, and mutual interests o
mankind, though often inlringed cannot be sub
verted by the ruthless hand of violence
what required the common sanction OF the civil
zeo world TO establish, requires its common consen
TO abrogate
Let US, therefore, examine how far the Berlin ane
Milan DEGREES are in unison with that part of IN,
pubic law, which relates o The commerce of neu,rs
nations, and to the doctrine Of blockade, which that
law recognizes.
Vatte treating Of the rights of belligerant to
prevent neutra!s from furnishing his enemy with
conraband OF war, says:
But that limrs may be set TO those inconyeni.
entts, tnaI Inc commerce of neutral natjoDs NAV
subssl IN all the freedom iha, the laws of war will,
admit, there are rules 10 be observed and ON which
Europe seems to be generally agreed
ne hrst IS, careful to distinguish common
goods, which have no relation to war, from those
partially subseryIent to it.
. ln the former, neutral nations are TO enjoy an
entire liberty.
A"y attempt to modest or destroy this trade,
would be breach Of the rights Of pcutIai nations,
and flag'an, injury TO them.
England and the united provinces having agreed
10 the treaty OF Whitehall. signed on the 29d An
gust 1859, TO notify all the States not at war with
France that they would attack, and previously de
clared any ship bound to, coming out OF the bar
oors oil that kingdom, to be lawful prize Sweden
and Denmark, irom whom some ships had been IA
KEN entered into counter treaty the 18th March,
lo93, Tor maintaining their rights and procuring
usl satisfaction. And the maritime powers per
ewing that the complaints Of the two powers were
veil grounded, did them .justice''
The high autho,ity oil Vatel is an apology for
he length OF this extract, and induces me to post
zone Tor the present other authorities in support o!
he same doctrine.
/ will, however merely observe, that if Sweden
nd Denmark, who together do not possess popu
alton OF more than four millions, could set Great
britain and Holland at defiance, and compel them
, restore this unlawful plumber to its lawful owners,
ow fully authorised then are our injured fellow
izens to call upon The constitutional guardians OF
'er rights, and to say unto them, Go and do like.
lsc' FIIZSIMMO a
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SMALL pOX.--It is stated in the New York
Commercial Advertiser, thet there are now neai
forty cases OF small pox Staten Island and that
there have been about one third of that number oil
deaths from this loathsome disease, within short
time past.