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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24
Desirable Real Properfv far SOL

- -.L C. quiz.
I virtue Of a deed OF trust executed nv ,lii,r, yrE;,,
= ana E!i]1het' hs wife, to john Leeand Airy-utei Fi,e,
g % me 9u' Jay - Septembei, 1921, and t.coiIpd in he
y . nu'''nsS !or the city 81 Richmond, ca The i-th dly
. cosrs'o"r IfSlito secure The payment Of certain SUN ii
""" ~ mentioned 10 WIN. Fleet. aud for other rurpo.
- -haIi a surviving trustee, proceedto sell on the u'tta,.
:, Ie'"y money, on Juesdsy the 7h do, OF November
,olo"ihs property, VIZ; -Four houses and lot.wi,n Inc inpfove.
mshs 'hereon' as they thea stoad in'ui cd IN The Mutual lnur-
~ society, all OF them fronting on Z. Street between ri u
fm s nset ~ sad CITY The said lots extending hack on sd
mu ~ streets one hundred aud twenty feet TO az alley of
"e ee', intended To have been opened and TO run through
!" y, sqnAlt rom Slio ih s'teets. also, eighty feel Of ground
- ~. o'nsI OF l. ana 4tA streets, and extending hack On 4h
wee ~ hundied and twenty feet. Also. eli taat ID, al
" !" q M soIih SIDE OF Il street, near DAVID Bnloek',.
sS"u, - . !. front on said q. street, ami eNtendrg hack
oou . ieei, TO an alley OF l8 feet. AEo. nne other Hon.e
a a L0,, containing ~ and an halt feet, fronting on 4h street.
: ~ 81 :; ~ e"u PACK 40 ieel, which last mentioned House and
's a n h estate OF the SAID Elizabeth MeKim. Such lille only
III TIL e as Is vested IN me as surviving trustee afore-
VI +. aud 4uh streets. d" 'e ''ihei
Oct. 6, 1926. surviving trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24
Lullettc Hospital Wiiiiamgbirs.

N OItGE. Is hereby given, that the Court of Gireo,y,. of
p.St ." an'asn'lon "ti proceed en- The FIST day ofNovenber
1e - 1ipoim a Keeper thereof The salary attsch.d Ia IA.
CO. I, Is $50 per annun, payable quarterly. By order of the
Sr,,s, :" ''NOts' LEO. HENLEN, {. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24
DISCRIMINATING pUrIEs.
REMARKS OF MR.. TAZEWEIJ.

W conclude to-day the debate in the Senate. on
tny memorial ofthe Baltimore merchants; with the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24
EQrtbeuuaye. GJosS 0nd III;a1

EdrtheutcdTe, Glass and China.
ooEPH GILL; ) doors above the Bell Tavern, la. n,
- hand a general assortment Of Earthenware, Glass and chi
IA, most OF which IS Of resent Importation, aud will he sold a
ren"ced price,, wholesale and Retail. Country Dealer,. an,
others wanting ware, are respectfully invited 10 cali md e,,
mine, peyious TO purchasing elsewhere.
Sept: IS. 81 HI':
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24

Octf3.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
For SALE.

10 /. lot fionng twenty feet Market street, ex-
tending to, and fronting eighteen feet King street,
With three sored brick dwelling house Market street,
End frame dwelling house King street, adjoining the
Flown Hail lot.
q No. Q. lot the northwesery side of High stree,
Between Market and Shpey, opposite the Market House,
with three stored brick dwelling house, he front of
Mhc has been occupied Grocery Store, and is good
Il tdalon for that business.
No. g. lot on Market street, adjoining land of Jere-
Fnah Wonson, to Broad street, twenty feet
oe' extending TO King st Get, with three stored brick
ouse and kitchen on King street, formerly the property
nj George Whtelock
No. 4. lot on King street. adjoining land formerly eff
#he heirs of john Webster, deceased OF Z. Vanghan
Hesr Second street, with two storied frame house ant
#kitchen
No. S. two soried brick house and LIT on the west
de OF Shpley street. between Second and front streets
NO. g. lot on Front street. between Market ard King
&reetS adjoining land OF Beeson Gregg susanna Dale aud
sac Solomon with frame dwelling house, and frame
hop Or bake house, feet Front street. and seventy
two feet deep.
No 4 lot of land Second street. between Orange
and Tatnall Streets opposite MIR. Joness Brewery with
Two soried brick dwelling house and brick kitchen
No. g. lot on Orange street, between Second and
hrd streets, with two stored frame dwelling house and
frame kitchen,
No. 9. lot of land King street. forty-eght feet on
Ming street. and running through French street, with
agood three stored brick house King street; also
frame house on King street, together with frame stable on
said lot.
NO. 10. lot of marsh in Brandywne Marsh, adoin-
ng marsh of William Tobert John Way and Others con-
n aiming three acres.
liberal credit will be given for the greater part of the
purchase money. Apply to either of the Subscribers.
JOSEPH GRUBB,
JEREMIAH WOOLSTON,
JOHN PATTERSON.
\ an 20, 1896. 18A4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31

2nd possession green before The 25th Of March ner
MO. IA Farm in Brandywine hundred, bout mills
~ from Wilmington and from The Practical Farme
contain 10 acres, 80 Of Shch tabe land in h i
stae of cultivation and Under excellent fence. There is
on the premises larg apple orchard Of selected fu-a
large peach ochard and very great variety If other
fruit trees The improvements handsomely finished
two story house with piazza three Sides and good
kitchen smoke house, carriage house, aud other
out housesa very large barn with excelen stablng
with stalls sufficient TO coNtan Is head of cattle and
horses; cider mill and press, and large and hand
gardens, in the front and tie oher in the rear Of
the dwelling house. There is pump the dwelling
house and another the barn. aud the whole property
well waered
No. "A Farm adjoining No J. OF about 80 acres-6O
OF which are tllale land. The are good
apple orchards aud peach orchard with plenty of oner
friitwo good houses. barn and other necessary out
houses This property will be ed entire divided
For particulars inquire IF
JOHN W. PETERSON, Southwest corner OF
Market and Queen Streets, " lining on. Dell or
GEORGE q, FRANCK, No sly, North
Seco4d Street Philadelphia
January "a 1926. 19-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
For Private Sale or Rent.

A ND possession give before The 25th Of March
N AZ, the GLOWING described properly in the Borough
q Wilmington, to wit Three Soricd Br,ck House. and lot
nning IS fee ths south side Of Stidham street. and
Mendihg ~ feet back % Joseph Shipeys line. There
an eyeci eet pnmp Of good the Kitchen and The
nsas are y good order, and have been occupied for
ersi years As Grocery store, and is good stand for
business Ais "a ut Of ground fronting feet II inches
on Vie south side # Washington street, a:d extending
Jack l23 feet nches bounded by lands Of Samuel Ca,by
and Others here are this Lot, two frame tenements
oar large stable aud Garage house, with other out build.
ngr, and az exceic Jump # sater. ANY person wish.
ne q purchase, rem, any all Of the above property
VIII please to apply 70, terms
SAMUEL FILE, near Brandywin, Mills
jan. -, 1870 I7-9tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
PUBLIC SALE.
January "a 1926.

ENIi be exposed to public sale, Thursday the 9th
w ct February next, at the Farm now occupied by
Francis OUanieL near New ark, White Clay Creek
Hundred, sundry Farming Utensils. St ck &C., the pro-
perry Of Ain Rabinett; among hch are 2 OK CARTS /
market cart four wheel carriage and harness. sulky and
harness, horse breeding and COLT 2yoke of oxen,
mich cows sheep, quant5 of good hay and sundry
Their articles
Sale 70 mmence 10 O'Clock, A Nj when the condi-
agent no will be duly authorized attend 10 the same
January I8, 1896 1Y-4t ALLEN ROBINErT.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Nd possession gwen on The 25fh March next thai
~ well established stand for publ tierainment he
sign OF General Wayne, in the heal hy iousng vi.
lag OF Newark Tie house is large and commodoas, with
Piazza extending the whole length of III 'front.' which is
about Is feet with all necessary bull ings such as mix
and smoke house, barn and cara house. sheds barracks
grana and abng for ~ horses; all of which are good
order with about 90 acres Of prime land nde good
For elms epply to the subscriber near Newark
JOHN HERDMAN.
Mount AIR, Jan II, 1926. 17-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
FARM TO RENT.

Two be rented and possession given the 25h of March
Il next, Farm in Chrsana Hundred, Newcastle Coun-
, Del, the Kennett Turnpike Road, three quarters Of
mile from the Buck Tavern, and within four miles of
Wi mington The farm contains hundred acres, and
has sufficient propot of scotland and me adow The
improvements good frame and stone dwelling house,
stone milk house. frame barn and stone stabg, &c. There
is also orchard of different kinds of fruit trees Apply
on the premises to JAMES RUSSELL.
Jan. ga, 1896 19-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
December Term. 1925.

nomlni ono Thousand eight bundled and twenty-five
4NEwcAsTLE COUNTY,
December Term, 1926.
FEyHE GRAND INQUEST for the State Of DelaN are and
4 the Body # Newcastle Cou.ry, IN Their oath and ,t-
2fnation respectively do presentThat dive rs il disposed
persons (who-e 70 this Inquest yet nknpvn)
sn and the public Of the and villages
the County aforesaid, and also in and tie
8mon and pbc highways Of he County aforesaid di-
days and tines before the taking q this inquision,
id fire uns crackers and spills, Whereby the free, easy
and of such pubic streets and common
ghways then and there greatly obstruced and rim
cred and divers c liens and inhabitants OF he SAID
and there being passing and repasng, in and along
&ha said public streets and common highways then
g there greatly terrified and put in great peril and dan
Mrr Of bodily HARM and could pass and repass foot
nd with their horses and carriages in and along the said
8lbc streets and common highways hey ought to have
one aud otherwise might and would have done, the
rea terror alarm damage, and common nuisance Of the
3czcns in and to the said public streets and
Nghsags inhabtag aud residing and Of all the citizens
hen passing and reassing, N contempt Of the Laws Of
3he sad State TO the evil example of all others in the like
ase offending, and against The Peace and Dignity of the
3Staie
Sgued by order Of and in behalf of the Grand Jury.
GEORGE CLARKE, Foreman
Published BY order of the Court at the request Of The
Sirand Jury. DAVID PAINTER, c. u. \
December 81, 1925. 13-t1m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
TO the Democratic Electors of
.a.EWCaSTLE COU.tTY

m AVlNG understood that report is in circulation pur
Id porting that had withdrawn from being candidate
yorr saiagcs for the office Of SHERIFF. for the next
Term take Tins method contradict the report and
hectily inform you that intend at the proper time
5nd in the customary manner publicly 10 appear
Il. cand date for tile said office
Jan. Is, 1896. 17-t2m JOHN A. NAUDAlE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
WILMINGTON, Del TUESDAY, JANUARY 81. 1926.
NOTICE.

VIE following articles, which brought from pbla
4 dephia IN the soop Many ANN, have been living for
some Tune IN The store of the subscribers, 10 wit;
- shss,s IS G1 II Steel not marked.
keg of Tobacco, marked j. Massey
he owners OF the above articles are requested to prove
their property, pay charges and take them away
Wilmington, Del. Jan. 90 1896 18At
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
Another Chance for a Fortune (!
Tni0u T0u1l Lottoru 1oyb TJaee

7'F7H C74TITV 110ttFFy I5IH ItUSSi
~ be drawn at Philadelphia the Is February next
oeheae-l Prize OF $4,000; of 20o00 2 of i0C COZ
OF 5,O00 of 1870; 80 Of 10O0 As Of 500; la OF
looi 228 Of sos 17l0 q 20; IA 1854 Of TO-
ce o. Tickets 80 Halves Qagrtets 2 so Eighth, IS
Apply at ROBERTSON & LIrTLE'S
No. %, Market Street, Wilmington
The ticket g. z, 37a prize Of $1,000, and g. 81, 80
pre- Of $500, divided into Shares and sold At ms a.
ice The holders are requested present them for pay
ment. Jan % 80
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31

REPORT Of Mr.. BENTON, from the Select Com
mittee, to which referred The several resolu
tons proposing amendments to the Constitution
Of the United States
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
THE GREAT DRAWING !

VIE Numbers drawn in the New York Literature Lot
IL terry
T-21-7-35-6-31
ny winch It will be that the jackson g Laf1yee ~
zee as proved fortunate again. in distributing prize
$500 and one of S100-the fortunate holders Il which
ca nave The cash at any time The Louerg TO be
dawn 70 the Union Canal 18th Clsss-which for richness
AID variety Of prizes and low price Tickets is UNEQUAL
LED BY any Lottery in the United States To be drawn On
the !. o. February next, and finished in few minutes
Scheme.-l prize Of $4,000 10000; of 10. 600
- 5oo0, 2 OF 500; 80 Of 1000 As of 500; ia a,
IVY 228 = So, l7lo OF 90 1864 Of 10 Dollars
Ticket slO-Iialf Sd after 50-Eghth l25
The Next Lottery to be drawn after is the MARYLAND
state LOTTERY No. 9.
70 be drawn and finished on the 18th of February next
Seleme--l prize of 100000; of $4,000; of 90 900
OF loOoo OF 5000; 5n 1000 10 OF 500; 50 OF 100
ioo OF 5o 100 OF 20 500 OF 12 aid 105oo Of 10 Dollars
i'cKe'7 slz-iialf 6-Quarter 8 00-Eighih 15O-Six-
teenh rs
liberal dscoun; will be allowed to agents or any per
M VINO ssii procure and forward orders for tickets or
shares IN either OF the above Lotteries to
j. j. ROBINSON.
Jan. ID No los Market Street yv;lm;notn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
d D 2 2lAY7.p1MH
tbDAii Al THE
W N .FGlsE1&EE AASf 0-fp'lEr II GEE
SHERIFF..

fEyiE undersigned int nds ole himself to the Demo.
cratic Republican ctizens Of Newcastle county as
candidate for the Office OF S ERiFF pr he next term
He would not have thought necessary thus early TO
make known his design bar Others havng already appear
I'D for Ne ttic before the puhlIc-f he should
3onger withheld eca' atn of his intentions, his silence
3ngh be understood REIMBURSEMENT Of his prele,-
ons When the nc shall appr ach for deciding the
SELECTION, Ne aopes more fully TO make known o the
Democratic Party, his wishes and his views At present.
Dis only motive \, apprze those who may be disposed
assist lin, Ina, he full, Intends al the proper time 10
\ all upon them, for their friendly aid.
w. B COCHRAN
Rear NJ ddletoWn, Dec 81, 1926 I3-t2mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31

pn the Cour; of General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace
and Gaol Delivery, held Newcastle, in and for the
County Of New castle, Of Che december Term, Ammo
nomin ono Thousand eight bundled and twenty-five
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
Number 42f.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

CONDITIONS OF THE WATCH MAN
The terms are, 10 hose who pay during the month
January July, six months advance -Four Dollars
Iear. From those who do not pay above Fiue Dollars
Will be landed If a subscriber wishes to decline, he
notify the editors vt his intention before the first of
une Deccmber and pay all arrearages. Without
compliance with these conditions, no paper will be discon
lnued except at the option 4 the editors
TERMS Of ADVERTISING
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, tor term
ess than three months four times for dollar and wen
cents for every subsequent insertion: longer in pro-
|oron Advertisers requested specify in writing
low long their advertisements to be inserted OF hey
II be continued till forbid Letters the Editors in.
hire attention must be nos paid
adUerhssng blythe year.
TO Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
year BIS, 90 1year S18 90
6mNlths s, 10 6months O. s.
do 4, SO 8 do S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
) FARMS FOR RENT.

Mount Air, Jan -, 1926.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
From Bruce's Memoirs.

Funeral { ustoms IN Russia.-'rhe
russians have a very singular custom
1t their funerals. Just before the cof.
in is shut up, the father confessor Of
he deceased puts testimonial or pas.
for the other world in writing between
he fingers Of the corpse, in thes.
words We, N. N. do certify b,
hcse presents. that the bearer hereo
'as always behaved himself and live,
mong US as became good christian
protesting the Greek religion. and al
hough he may have committed some
sins, he hath confessed the same
Shereupon he has received absolutior
md taken the communion for the re-
aission Of his sins, that he hath honor
ID God and his Saints, that he hatl
lot neglected his prayers, and hail
asted On the days and hours appointed
the Church, that he hath always be
ayed towards the his father confessor
~ such manner that | have no res
'on to complain ofhi'nor 10 denyi hin
ne sbsolutiVn Of his sins. In witness
whereof We have given these testimo
nals, TO the end that ST. Peter upo,
sht Of them may not deny h,m th,
opening OF the gate to eternal bliss"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
Commissioners Notice.

7H>hE subscribers appointed by the
n HonOurable Court of Probate for
the town of Bristol, Commissioners,
to receives. examine and allow the
claims against the Estate Of Col.
Francis LIB. D'WOlf, late Of Said
Bristol. deceased, represented insolv-
cnt-give notice that said Court
have allowed SIX months from the 9th
inst. for the creditors Of said estate
to exhibit their claims, and that they
will attend at the counting room Of
james D'Wolf, Esq. in said Bris.
tol, tO receive Il examine the claims
against said estate.
JOHN D'WOLF, !
SAMUEL SMITH, Comr's.
BYRON OMAN,
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make i,Anediat.
pay ment to
JAMES D'WOLF, .adm'r,
Bristol, Il. l. Feb. %, 1896.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
%f5rttIIMg.

N6thing more generally, or power
fully wins the favor Of individuals,
than affection. By ALTERING sclf-love,
as well as by interesting the amiable
feelings Of our nature, it seizes on the
heart. and too often blinds the under.
standing. The love or admiration we
excite. hardly less than what we fee!
makes US fancy qualities in people
which they do not possess. and throws
"a veil over the most glaring defects.-
This is a secret magnet which unites
thousands in ties that would neve,
otherwise have been formed and o
which the cause often appears impene'
trable.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
LAW or THE ROAD.

AAron Clark, Of Rutland, has been
convicted before the common pleas
court in Worcester, Of .. violation of
the law Of the road. and sentenced to
pay fine Of ten dollars and costs Of
the prosecution. The injured party
is also entitled TO damages, to recover
which. the National Egis states that a
civil action will be instituted. 1t may
be recoIlccted by some readers, that
Clark was driving wagon ON one Of
the public highways in Rutland. and
by carelessness or malice, upset a
chaise iio,n which two women and an
infant were thrown Qnd the infant
Immediately killed.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
I. NJ. & J. r. WHEATON,

Offer for sale, jsst received,
ND UsStA and Imitation Sheeti ngs
10 Ravens Duck. Heavy ditto, Rus
STA Diapers, Common & Fine Bleach
ed Sheetings and ShirtiMgs, do. do.
Brown ditto, ditto, 3-4 checks, Cling
hams, Sattiuets, &c. &c.
ALSO,
A lot af .E.RHOGAyN'Y FRAMED
LOOKING GLASSES, and elegant
CHakSE WHIPS, which will be sold
cheap
LIKEWISE,
Wishing to close their remaining
stock Of
Fall 81 GUfMter Goo0S,
they will dispose Of them at the mos
reduced prices.
Feb. as. -
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
A DEFENCE.

n DtiT CNNE.
BY Sir astton Cochaynne, scritten
bout the gear 1916.
! wonder why. by foul mouth'd men.
Women so slandered be.
Since it doth easily appear
They're better lar than we, Y
Wfy are the graces every one
Plcturd rs women be,
II moi to snow Mat they in Grace
DO more excel than we!
Wby are the Liberal Sciences
P,cturd % " omen be,
lfpot 10 show that they in them
Do more excel than WEI
Why are the virtues every one
Picturd as Women be,
u not to shew that they ia them
DO more excel than we.
Since Women are so full Of worth
Let them all praise be,
Foricommendstions they dsssrvs
In smpler wise aud W.. NJ
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
Administrative Notice.

NNHE subscriber hereby gives publick ne
~ tice that she is appointed Administrators
on the estate Of
JONATHAN BRADSHAW,
late of Warren, deceased. and has
accepted of tho trust. She therefore
requests all persons. who are indebt.
cd to the estate Of the said deceased,
10 make payment without delay /; and
also all persons, who have claims a.
gainst said estate, to exhibct them
as soon as mey b..
ABIGAIL BRADSHAW, yqdm'r.
March l8.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
Tax Delinquents (! /!
rTAKE NOTICED

A LII persuns who are in arrears for
IA the Town and State TAKES, Of
the town Of Warren, fnr the years
1891. 1922, 1898, 1924, and 1925,
and who have been previously called
upon to pay the same, are inforMed
that unless q settlement be made
previous to the 10th of April next,
that they will on that day (withomi
ecception) } be lodged in the hands al
LEVI Halle, ESP. for collec tiom.-
Those wishing to save themselves
from any further trouble Or expense,
can do SO by calling and settling the
same previous to the time above
mentioned--the next will come
/" GREETINGS"
THOMAS INGRAHAM.
MarCh 20, Collector
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

A proclamation by the President Of
Hayti. Boyer, Of March 9Th, expresses
Considerable dissatisfaction with the
French Government in reference to the
late partial acknowledgement Of Hay
,ian Independence.
The mail bat Maria from Montser-
rat to Antigua with 81 persons OR
board, three Methodist Clergymen
with their families and others, return.
ing from yearly meeting, was wreck
ed on Weymouth about the first ul'.
and every soul perlshed except Mrs.
jones. who was found on the wreck
lashed near the bowsprit in state OF
sensibi.ity. The body Of the Captain
Whitney, vas the only one Of the de.
ceased found. Mrs. Jones was slowl,
recovering. This unfortunate lad )
saw her infant washed away from he'
arms, and her husband expire on heI
lap the night before she was taken from
the wreck.
PROF.. Journal.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
HENRY SANDERS,
BAKER.

TNKES the present opportunity
to return his sincere thsnks to
hls friends and the public generally,
tor past patronage, and hopes by a
strict attention to his business, to
merit continuance of tho same. He
keeps constantly on hand for sale,
Bread Of all kinds for family or ves-
sells usc. All orders for ship Bread
we'll meet with prompt atteinption.
Country traders supplied on reason.
able terms. Families in town will
have their Bread supplied them a.
usual.
All persons indebted to the sub
scriber by Note or Book Account, of
long standing. will please call With
out delay and settle the same.
II. SANDERS.
April /.