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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-01
MEDICAL NOEisiit.


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a '.'i.s VI 'S3 a'u Venue
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wilmington, delaware ~ ,"e mouse W''sHe an. HfF
hsopeS = - I l'AJe r. p'ePa',s tne l"i-
o"'h Meoo''os' = NC oi'l"se y, 'Slne: imS l'eu',
cine oo.arS INC I % h .,e 90" ~ a,p
Wheh properly pePeu - ,e oe. "'eu'e,e ~ vs., us
covered ~, ''G o'e " 81, au
fe'ers ne aso ptePs'es n',sae nes'o,alve i"t aus
eases u 'e p.eas. I' i'6 "'l i %onI"npio.
rht''s'ci am n,eI'e Nl WI e"eI'u'l! ciie ~
mos distressing esuao"e, u" ,''ei NOV ''s ~ c",ln'
uace may ne ne aiso o..aes e t""ae'e IN ie"
mntes' wia' os ~, ~ J " W ~ ''tS sI'us'
req no, iro, = prBRis V'e ,eetn WIN Boh ieH Or
eeN'cal ne icu,''e nc "'has u,r VI "' P,eserN.
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COMPARISON REQUESTED.

ROsFoN, Chemis, successor 10 I. d. Wells the
~ otgna manufacture (in the u. S. of Suterfne Ua-
tr tofols FIR Draining j manufactures and has con.
,anly for sale Snperfne american Water Ccors in boxes
by the zrn single cake, With extensive assortment
Of Toy Pants
The Carn'"c and Lake made by himself from the raw
ma era is very superior to New man's, Ackeman's and
Reeve of London, and bears greater contrast with the
reign article stamped as American, sold by D. b. Smith,
bearing the nsme of G C. Osborne, who upwar ds Of
IL years employed by L. B. Wells in New York and Phi
lsdepha
The making of Carmine and Lake from Cocineal is so
little unders'ood that all Europe contains perhaps more
han 10 makers. j. y is the only person in the S Who
has brought these articles perfection; competent iudg
have pronounced his the finest they had Sci
eniihc gentlemen and artists respectfully invited
anime ard compare j. BIS eoors with those above mention
ed.
Cerifeate.-We the undersigned, Artists, Of the city
OF baltimore, have examined box of Water ColoTs, man
usctred by Boston, Of Philadelphia. and have
alton in recommending hem 10 the public, equal to
We have The Lake and Carmne superior TO
any foreign or doHestc. liOISTE,
=, TiLYARD,
w. ALBRIGHT,
CHARLES CURTIS,
GEO ENDICOFT,
JAMES PAWLEY,
Nov. 1896 5-l0'p SAMUEL SMITH.
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FOR SALE.

EAliI be offered at public vendue on the premises on
w Saturday the sirteenh day of December next that
ohg cs'ab ised and very convenient TAVERN aid pre-
misses IN the town OF Newcastle Delaware situated nearly
opposite the Cout-house-and which has been occupied
public house for number Of years past b, the late
MAYOR Crow he above property has recently been con.
slderably added Ia and repaired
Also al The same Tine s0 scR houses and lots near the
water, On the street The terms will be made ac-
conmUdating and attendance given ON The premises by
JOHN NJ. G. EMORY,
Nuv. IS 1876. 7--6t JOHN BROWN.
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THE WIDOW AND HER SON.

Not more beautiful vale ever inspired pastoral
poet in Arcadia, nor did Scillan shepherds Of old
ever pipe to each other for prize OF oa'en reed in
loveller nook, than where yonder cottage stands
shaded but scarcely sheltered. by few birch trees
II is in truth not o cOttage-but Smelling of turf
part of the knoll adherng TO the side Of the noun.
tain. Not another dwelling--even small as itself
within mile in any direction. Those goats that
seem to walk where there is no footing along the
side OF the cliff, 20 off themselyes to be MIXED at
evening. TO a house beyond the hl wihou, any
barking dog to set them home. There are nany
f. OF paths, but all Of sheep except one leading
through the coppcc-wood to the distant kirk. The
angler seldom ds;urbs those shadows and the he ron
has them to himself. watching often with motionles IS
neck all day long. Yet the sheine is Inhabited, and
has been so by the same person for go,d many
years. You might look at ii for hours and yet see
no one so much as moving to the door. But a lillr
smoke hovers over N-iaini as mist and nothing
else Tells that within is lite.
1t is inhabued by widow, who once was the hap
pes Of wives and lived far down the glen, where it
is richly cultivated, IN house asir with many chill
dren II so happened, that in the course of nature
without any extraordinary beresvements, she out
lived all the household, except one, on whom lell
the saddest atflicton that can befal human being
the utter loss OF For some years after the
death OF her husband and all her other children this
son was her support and there was no occasion to
pity them in their poverty where all were poor
Her natural cheeruness loi sock her and al
though fallen back in the world. and obliged in her
age to live without many comforts she once had
koown, yet all the past gradually was solened into
peace, and the widow and her were in that shsl.
ing as happy as any family in the parish He work
ed at all kinds OF work without, and she sat spinning
from morning ill night withn--a constant occupa,
lion, soothing to one before whose mind pas, times
might otherwise have come too often, and that ere
ates con,entment by its undstur bed sameness and
visible progression. II not always at meals, the
widow saw her son for an hour or two every night,
and throughout the whole Sabbath day, They slept,
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nd Friday, by albert & Henry Wilson.


ne ioliowng beautiful lines Henry rke Wh'e who
was an early victim of the enthusiasm Of study are among
me earlier and the happest OF Lord Brnoss illusions
Twas thine own genius gave the fatal blow,
And help'd to plant the wound that laid thee low
SO the struck eagle, stretched upon The plain,
No more through rolling clouds 10 soar again,
Viewed bis own feather on the fatal dart,
And winged the shaft that quivered in his heart;
Keen were his pangs, but keener far to feel,
RE nursed The pinion which impeded the steel;
While the same plumage that had ~arm'd his nest
Drank the last life drop of his bleeding breast.'
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FROM THE BOSTON aALAxr.


DDREss TO THE AUToMATON CHESS pLAYE
Thou wond'rous cause of speculation
OF deep research and cogitation,
OF many head, and many nation
While all in vain
Rave tried their wits to answer whether
In silver, gold, steel, silk, or leather,
On human parts, all together,
Consists thy brain!
When first viewed thine awful face,
Kissing above that ample
Which gives thy cloven foot place,
Thy double shoe,
Imarvel'd whether had seen
Old Nick himself, OF machine,
Or something fixed midway between
The distant two!
sudden shuddering seized my frame;
With feeling that defes a name,
OF wonder. horror, doubt, and shame,
Fhe tour ensemble.
deemed thee formed with power and will;
My hair rose up-my blood stood STILL
And curdled with fearful chill,
Which made me tremple.
thought it, cen within thy glove,
Thy cold and heshless hand should move
To rest on me, the touch would prove
Far worse than death -
That should be transformed, and see
Thousands, and thousands, gaze on me.
living, moving thing, like thee,
Devoid of breath.
When busy, curious, learned, and Riies
Regard thee with nquiring eyes
To find wherein thy mystery hes,
On thy stiff neck,
Turning Thy head with grave precision,
Their opuc light and mental vision ;
Alike defying, with decision,
Thou giv'sl hem "check -
Some say little man resides
Between Thy narrow, honey sides;
And round tie world within thee rides:
Absurd the notion!
For what's the human thing 'twonld lurk
In thine unfeehng breast, Sir Turk,
Performing thus, thine inward work,
And outward motionl
Some ahsper that thou'rt lin ' no fell
From Heavens high courts, down, down to dwell
In that deep place of sulphury smell
And hsid fame.
Thy keeper, then, deserves a pension,
For seeking Out this wise invention
To hold thee harmless, in detention,
Close at thy game.
Now, tho all Europe has contest
That in thy master Mael2el's breast
Hidden. thy secret still must rest,
Yet, twere great pity,
With ali our intellectual sight
That none should view thy nature right.
But thou must leave in fog and night
Our keen-ey'd city.
Then just confde in me, ard show,
Or tell, how things within thee go
Speak in my quick and low
None else shall know it.
But, mark me if should discover
Withom thine aid, Thy secret mover.
With thee forever all is over;
III quickly blow it! H. F.
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STOVES! STOVES! STOVES

NOR sale az reduced prices large number of PhadeI
n phia finished STOVES Of all sizes and patterns
Also--a quantity of SPANISH SEGARs,
HALF SPANISH do.
CAVENDISH TOBACCO in kegs
Fine TWIST do - TO the h. do
The Segars and Tobacco are of the best quality anu
win be sid at the lowest Philadelphia prices.
Aso-a quantity Of CHAIRS and slndrv other articles
which viii be sold at public private sale an the most
reasonable terms
quantity OF Domestic Cation CoO, such as A. apron
CHECK.
Sd pLAIDS and STRIPES warranted Indigo Blue
rs Olive PITTSBURGH CORD.
Oh Stoves taken in exchange for ones at the high.
est cash prices BROWN & BAILEY, .auct;onesys
No. l0ll Market street.
The subscribers hold night sales for the sale Of Books
Muirodre Cutlery and Fancy -icies &c. every f}4day
and Saturday ereing, at O'Clock, in the upper Front
Rnom ct the Large Store House aert dsor TO The Indian
Queen TaUern, Market street.
BROWN & BAILEY.
Wilmington, Nov 81. SGT
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Number sos.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The terms to those who pay during the month of
January July, six months in atvance--Fow DgRrs a
year From those who do pay above, Frvc Doars
will be demanded If subscriber wishes to decline he
must notify the editors Of his intention before the first of
June December, and pay all arrearagcs. Without
compliance with these conditions, paper will be discon.
tnued except at the option the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for term
less than three months; four times one dollar and wen
V cents for every subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
portion Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements be inserted or hev
will be continued till forbid Letters to the Editors to in
attention must be post paid.
hdOerttssng 6yfheyear.
To Subscribers. To Nou-Subscribers
year Wis, W year S18, 90
months 8, 90 months 9, so
8 do. 4, SO do s 90
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Delaware State Lottery,

Far The 6easf # Nesark Coega, Jhd.own academy and
Enmanaci Church
90 No Lcttefy.-9 dawn Ba|lo,s. To be drawn on the
Sd day of January 1927, at New ast'e Del
1000 10 Of 40; SO Of 100; - Of 3O 1914 of To- 1900
of 4; 060S Of O. IL 100 PrGes %, 100 Blanks 1920
Tickets.
Ticket S9--Ilalf s1--Quarier so cts
For sale by wholesale or retail at the
.Hd.h.4GERS' OFFICE,
No. 90, Market ST., Wilmington.
-. Orders from distance for tickets OF shares enclo
sing the cash prize tickets (pos, pa will be cred
by return of mail if addressed to les MINTYRE, or
Robertson y Little,
Nov "a 1886. Wilmington, Del
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10 all whom it may concern.

VZ NOW ye, that Abraham Schrater has been expelled
IN all the rights and privileges of Masonry, by
Harmony Lodge, No. 13, tor gross nnmasonic conduct
Pubhshed dy ororr IF HE Lodge.
SAMUEL II. FISHER, Sec
SMYRNA Nov. II, 1926. St
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Nov. 1926.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-04

concentrating in a. iron hoop at ,ic ton, w'Hc0
forms the funnel Cor the smoke 20 pass ont 'ot
The lantern info the venalator, IN the shape "l
ball sufficient Ia contain thirty gallons, ana
large enough To secure the funnel against RAM
the yentilator 10 be turned by vane, so that
the hole Tor venting the smoke may be ever To
lecward The space between thS posts oi the
lantern at the angles to be occupied by sashes'
of iron, and SO strong as not tu work WIN the
wind each sash ofeighteen lights, TO he graz
cd with double glass, twelve by twelve inches,
the lower tier only fitted with copper wherein
to be air ports ;eXcepting on one side, where
81 much oi the space aS would otherwise ue
filed with sashes is 10 be occupied hy an ron
framed door covered with copper. twenty
inches wide, and six feet high Around the
laTrcrh 20 be- carried an iron railing. the posts
of which to be one aud ti,ivc ,aih> U' au '1ch
square connected as hra.oS with the lantern =
three rails of an inch square, the upper one
four feet from the deck To be inserted IN the
braces The lantern and railing 10 be painted
twice over with white lead the dome, black
4 complete electrical conductor of copper To
/ be affixed to the lighthouse, extending INTO
/ the sea. As the rock whercon the building IS
/ tn stand goes Oft shelving into tire sea TOWARDS
! the west, the stones ot the wall below the bot
/ tom of the western hal'of the lighthouse Gel
] Tar VIII ne strongly ItSttltu Win ioh b'hN :
both stones aud bolts large. Proper stone
! steps To be placed at the out door and stone
way'of about ore hundred feet in leu II ana
ten in breadth, 20 average about three tect IN
/ height, 20 bc construc ted, leading northoriy
! from the rock whorcon the house Is To ho e.
rectcd towards we'll which well is TO bcsunk
So deep. probably twenty feet through rock, as
to socu-- at all seasons, a plentiful supply OF
/ rood water al o convenient distance from the
house, stoned and furnished with curb,
/ windass, and chain, aud good IRON hooped
/ bucket An clubhouse, five fec 'by four, board
/ ed aud shiuglcd One hundred rods of double
stone wall (tence) to he built in the best man
ner, SIN feet in height, properly capped, three
! feet thick at bottom, twenty inches at top,
| Stones for tho different u2eS mentioned, may,
it is supposed, be quarr.ed On the ground (six
acres belonging To the United States.
Separate proposals will be received for fit
ting the said lighthouse, within two weeks ai.
ter II shall he built, with patent lamps and re.
Electors, with heaters, tin-buttS for keeping oil
and all the necessary apparatus in the same
manner as lighthouses in the United States
are usually Htted.
The whole to be completed by the twentieth
day of October next, when the Collector ap
proving, payment will be made.
CHRIST. ELLEBY, CoHcctor,
oEd SuPt lighthouses.
! H. A plan Of the building may be seen at
The Custom-llousc by any person disposed tI
enter into contract for its erection.
Newport, April %, lr2G
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,y-arr s,oo2 \ D Jones, Manchester,
Il y. York,
sloop Hannah 4 Nancy, Turner, orand fr.
Vsrren,
sIoop Splendid. willard. fr. n York,
slooP Aurora, Brighuan, of and for West
pirt, II Prov.
ship Lewis, Baaies, Of Portsmouth, fr. \.
Orleans,
Brig Mariner, McI.arlcu, from y Orleans,
sch. PHILADELPHIA, Sumner, of Egg ha,bor,
ir Richmond, Va.
.VEHORiND.i.
CID at y York, 9th, sch Scio, Mckenzie
Cor - Johns
Scr Adams, Bigley, Of this port, arr. at y
F,rk, ?1th nit. IL Is fr M,hie
I'D. at Wilmington, ap. ~, brig Hunter
Carr, for Boston.
Brig Octavia, DWolf. was at Liverpool
mar. ., for Boston in 10 days.
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.4ta board Of Heath, holden at .NeU Port,
Nay lSt. 1896.

WHEREAS a number of the Inhabi-
w tants have heretofore neglected to
empty and cleanse their privy vaults, until
the season has become too far advanced,
and the weather too warm to do it with
safety to the health of the Citizens -
Therefore dis Toted, That if any privy
vaults within the compact part Of the town,
which shall be found full, or nearly full, so
as to be unwhoesomc or offensive to the
Inhabitants on the lst day of June next;
the person owning or occupying the same
shall pay fine OF three dollars for the
use Of tie town, together with cost of
prosecution, and that the names OF those
persons who neglect to comply with the
foregoing regulations, will be reported by
the Inspector Of NuiSances, % the Board
Of Health, who will ordera prosecution TO
be commgnced against them without de-
Icy.
HisGiriir r6icd, That the above Reg
ulation be published in both the Newspa-
pcFs printed in this town. BY order,
B. B. ROWLAND, Clerk.
Nay 81, 1896.
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Court Of Probate. NcvpOrt, May I, Is2j.

Court Of Probate. .NcsPort, Nay !, 1896.
WHEREAS the Administration ac-
w count on the estate of Edward Phil
lips, late OF Newport, decd; and the exec
utor's account on the estate of John G.
Gardner. late ofCharleston, :. c. deceased,
have been presented for settlement, and the
consideration thereof referred 10 Court
of Probate, to be holden at the State House,
IN said Newport, OH The first monday IN
June next, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ: Notice is
therefore hereby given to all persons in
terested in said estate, to appear at said
time and place, if they see tit, and they
shall be heard.
. BY order of said Court,
b. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Clk.>
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An Act 70 prevent unnecessary firing Of Guns,
Pistols. Souibs, or other Fireworks,
Section l.-Be II cndeted By ho Gencrot
.assemLiy. anG by the authority hercot u IS
enacted, That ifany Person shall fire any gun,
pistol, rocket, squibs or othor fireworks, ir
any road street, lane, or tavern, or other pub
lie house. after sun-setting and before sur-rls-
ing, he sail upon complaint and conviction
thereof, before any one Justice OF the feac c
ar Warden pay as fine, the sum OF Five Dol
lars for the first offence, one.half thereof 10
the in(ormer and the other hall to the State.
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AUCTIONS.
SheriN's sale.

Rf virtue of two exec tions issnei or
~ ofthe Court OF Common Pleas vi III
County of Newport, TO HE directed and
delivered against Robert Sherman: | will
sell AT Public Nendue on the 18th day o.
Nay next at I | o'clock, in the forenoon, on
the premises, all the right, title and inter
est the said Robert, in and to crr,air
Farm, lying aud bcIng N the town o.
Portsmouth, bounded as follows: East on
the East River; west on land Of Geo. sis.
son; north on lana Of Josathan Dennis, aud
south on lani ot 81 Shcrnlu.
X. y. CRANSTUS, SienG
apri,, -.
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At q VowN-McctiNg,

Holden at the Stato-I!ousc in Newport, on
Wednesday, April 10, 1896, the follow
ing Resolutions were passed.
FOtcd, That from and after the passing OF
this Act, the practice of firing Pistols, Squbs
Crackers, or other Fireworks in any of the
Streets or Lanes, or any Of tho Wharvcs IN
this town, be, and the same is hereby prohb-
tied.
ID. jotcd, That all Persons violating the
foregoing Vote or Byc1aw on conviction be-
fore one or more Justices Of the Peace, shall
be committed to prison for torn not excred-
ing - hours, or shall pay fine not exceeding
Two Dollars, at the discretion of the Justice
or Justices of the Peace, before whom the of
fence may be tried.
Sd. Tofcd, That il be the duty Of the Town.
Sergeant and Constables, to take personal no.
tce of all violations Of this Act, and TO attend
! to the complaints of the Citizens on the sub
ject.
4th V6icd, That the foregoing Resolutions,
| with the Ist section of an Act, passed by the
General Assembly, entitled, An Act to pro-
vent unnecessary firing ofguns, pistols, squbs
or other fire works, be published in both the
! Newspapers printed in this Town, FOR the space
of three weeks. A True Copy:--Winess.
BIB. ROWLAND, Town-clerk
Newport, April -, lo2G.
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William :. Nichols,

HAS recently rcplenished his stock Of
IL Fancy Hardware GooDs: Looking
Glasses; Brass Andir6ns; Shovels and tongs;
Jewelry; Silver mounted and common spec
tacles, &c. which enables him to offer for
sale, as an extensive assortment in the
above line as can be found in any Store in
Newport.
~ lie also continues 10 manufacture
and keep constantly for sale every article
of SILVER WARE in general use.
~ All orders from townor country GUS
torers promptly and faithfully attended to.
Stock warranted good.
Newport, april27, lS26.
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THE Collector of the State & Town Tax
Il es, hereby gives notice To all delinquenis
that unless their TaNes are paid on or before
FRIDAY, the 9th of May their several rs
tates will be advertised in the Mercury of the
9TH of May next, to be sold at Public Auction
for the payment ofthe same, with all inciden,
tai charges aud expenses.
JOSEPH MARTIN, Collector.
Newport, April -, lS26
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-04

Court gf Probate, .Nt'rPort. Nay ] ls26.
WHEREAS appl.catiouhaving this day
w been made for administration on the
estate Of Mary Cahoone, late of Newport,
deceased, and the consideration thereof
referred to a Court of Probate TO be holden
at the State House in said Newport, oil TIC
first monday in June next, at9 o'clk.A. NJ.
Notce " therefore hereby given to all per.
ons interested in the estate of said deceas-
ed. 20 appear at said time and place, If they
see tit, aud they shall be- heard.
By order Of said Court,
u. B. HOWLASD, Prob. Clk.
.NGg 3.
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pROFAlES VAHE,N.

TIVE Ladies' and Gentlemen OF Nc wport
J. arc respectfully informed nj they
can have their Profile LikenesSes taken in
a superior style, and warrant ed. correct.
II any lady or gentleman Wish to DC attend
ed Upon at their houses, at an, particular
hour--a line Of address sep It. q MIR. Town-
SENDS Hotel, will be atte' idcd to- by their
humble servant, w NJ. BANTON.
NIB Every 7th pre- i'll. will be given
gratis, and francs ma be. had of the sub
scrber. april 27.
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SVF.A.M-BOAH AANE..

TNlIE line Of Stages now running be-
J. tween New. Bedford and Newport, o.
YER the Stone Bridge, will hereafter leave
New Bedford on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday morningsat EIGHT o'clock, arrive
in Newport to dine, and in time for Passenn-
gers to take the Steam Boat for New York.
Returning, will leave Newport on the
arrival of the Steam-Boots from New-York,
and arrive in Now-Bediord same day.
Fare So
Books kept at TovSsE SD's Coffee House,
Newport, and at tie Counting-room OF the
subscrib in New Bedford.
l. H. BARTLETT, Proprietor.
New Bedford, April %. laprE.
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SALT @GDW8 &C.

900 Bushels SALT; 1l3 bbls. fine
dVO and supertine FLOUR IL hhds.
Molasses for retailing; 30 boxes Soap 10
do. Chocolate 8 bags Coffee 1000 VT.
hams and cheeks: kegs tamarnds;
tons l-2 inch Iron; 5000 VT. Pork; Butter
and Lardby the keg, For sale by
JOSHUA SAVER.
O. Who wishes to purchase, 400
Fish Barrels. May 3.
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Good News at Shaw's

COORDINATION, * II II, Prize of $1,000
" 81 % ., Prize Of 100
Besides large Number of $40 where
disposed Of to a Number Of gentlemen m
this Town, by the agency of the Subscri-
Der, in the Grand Consolidated Lottery, lst
Union Canal Lottery 2lst Class
. VIII be drawn in Philadelphia Oh,
ELECTION DAY,
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BARLEY, ior Sale.

T,HE Subscriber offers FOR Sale, quantity
l. ofOld BARLEY, suitable for feeding
Hogs. Sc.-it will I've sold cheap for cash at
the Newport Brewery, in lots to suit purcha-
s. aYRAUyT RoBISsoy.
Newport, April2 y.