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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-28

nenf consists OF
64 and A. cambria and co-White blk and green Italian
net Musins Grapes
Ga and ~ Swiss Mus fgu- Gilt, and quantity Of suspen-
red and plain der and mole Buttons
Furniture Cbnts Cacoes Ingram Carpeng OF superb
A. French & English Chnt-| quality
SEES Penn'a. Tow Linen, Osnsbarg
Ginghams of latest fashions and Porter Sheeting
CaIcoes and Shifting Muslnl Bangup and Pittsburgh Cord
"A and 70 Irish Linen Linen and Cotton Drilling,
Long Lawns assorted white and coIored
Merno and Grape Shawl Hanging Paper and Border
long and square ing tor rooms
Fancy Silk Hdkfs Satin, Cause and Mantuea
GA Bombz'n Caspian Stripes Riband
and Norwich Grapes Tortoise shell large and side
Cotton and Silk Hose Combs
Beaver, Kid Yorktan and silk Umbrellas and Parasols
Gloves Bandanoe, Flag aud Cotton
An assortment of Florentne Hdkfs.
and Summer Yesngs Madras do. do.
Black and light colored gros Russia and imitation Sheeng
de-naps senshaws, levan O Cloths and Palm Leaf Fans
tines, sarsnet, orences andC Canton Grapes and Grape
gros-de-nsplcs Silks Robes
Gauze Grape Lease Idkfs Blue and Yellow Nankeens
Suspenders, Sowing Cotton first quality, &c.
and Tapes
ALso-l case Ladies' superior LEGHORN FLATS, with
and without extra Gentlemen's ieghorn, Mani
and palm leaf hats &c with his usual assortment of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
SHOE TIIREAD.3 cases Shoe Inreadof various quail
ties.
FEATHERS AND FuRs.--A quantity of live Geese
Feathers,-and Fars Of every description.
Any Of the above articles will be sold at the most redu
ced prices. JOSEPH P0GuE.
He keeps on hand an excellent assortment Of
CLOTHS and C.aSSIyuERS
Which he is determined to sell at the most reduced prices
May S, 1926 4o-3m
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COTTON MANUFACTORY

koR SALE containing about GOO Spindes, with full
4 supply Of cardng engines and other machinery for
the preparation of Cotton. Inquire of ZlBA FERRIS
Watch Maker, corner of Market and High SITS.
Wilmington, lsi mo. 20, 1895 r5-tf
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NEW SERIES OF TIE
.Mtsfum IF Foreign Literature and Science.
No. z. FOR July.
Published By Il. LitteH. Philadelphia.
CONTENTS.
Portrait of DE Witt Clinton.

NJ ,rnors OF Sheridan by DIR Watkins and Mfr. Moore,
from the Quarterly Review. 2. The History Of Owen
Clendowr; from the Retrospective Review. g. Diary of
Ennuyee, from the Monthly Review. a. The Confess
Of q Coward; from La Belle Assemble. S. The
Private Memoirs Of Madame du Iausset, Ladys Maid to
Madame de Pompadour; from the Westminster Review.
g. The Bridal by Mrs. G. d. Wilson; from La Belle AS
sernbee z Six Months in the West Indies, from the
Quarterly Review. Euhanasa of 1asso from the New
Monthly Magazine. The last American Novel; from
the London Magazine. 10. Gertrude, by Mrs Hemans
from the New Monthly Magazine. IL The Smupgers a
tale by Country Citrate; from Blackwood's Magazine
l2 The Sunbeam by Mrs Hemans from the New Month
" Magazine 49, Narrative Of excursion to the summit
of Mont Hanc by DR.. Edmund Clark and Captain MARX
ham sherw from the Ia. Dissertation on the
Pageans or Dramatic Mysteries anceny performed at
Coventry by the Trading Companies of that City, from the
Monthly Review. IS. Mothers Wish, by Mrs e. b.
Wilson from the Lo don Literary Gazette. 16. Letters
from Sicily; from the Monthly Review. ~ Misceanc-
Gus Selections Amhergrs, Itinerang Libraries Cupping
Glasses Poisonous Wounds, Cavern Of Fossil Bones in
the neghborhood Of Lunel We'll, Montpelier. l8
Literary Intelligence. 49, New British Publications.
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Edward Brookes,

X EEPS on hand, for sale, his improved PATENT
N FANS for cleaning Grain. Also, SLEEVES and WovE
WIRE, Of different kinds.
II. Al Orders in the line of his business will be care
fully attended to-
Wilmington, bel, mo. $, 1926 s7--
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ABSTRACT

ar the accounts for money received, and expended
~ the repairs, and opening public roads, in the hundred
Of Pencader, for the year ending the LIST day Of April
1926.
The Hundred Of Pencader in account with the
DIR. Commissioners of Roads, CIR
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For this paid By this sum due from
james Patton, an the last year, 81 50
overpayment Of By this sum levied
tax, s 62I for repair of roads
Paid Joseph Thomp- &c. for the
SON, his acct. for year. subject to
opening road, and commits
and for repair of SONS calculated at
old roads, $50 Isl Csc in the $4,000 AS rs
Paid Jesse Boul- This from the
den, his acct for Adms. of VIM.
repair of roads and Watson, dec, being
bridges, SIS 81 due as arrearages Of
Paid John Herdman, Fax of the las year rs 90
by order of COURT IL 72l This sum, being two
To Commissioners sem-annual dvi-
for compensaon 80 DOL dends on 100 shares
Incidental expenses 10 DOL of stock in the N.
Paid Uriah Slack, Castle uud French
his acct for repair Town Turnpike, at
ofroads and bridges, 80 AL s per cent. per
Paid Henry Baton, mum, $50 90
bill for plank for This sum deficient,
bridges, 10 Isl to be provided for
This allowed by the tax of the
collector, for next year. Al %
and commissions &c Isl
PAID Henry u. Tow- S793 Sc
Ter, his acct for
repair of roads and
bridges, 146 sol
Paid the estate of
Peter Williams,
dec, an acct. for 8. II BLACK
work done. and ma LEVI BOULDEN,
terials for repair Of ZACHARIAII JONES,
| roads, Is 62 COn1'rs. Roads Pencader Hun
dred.
1898 So 66-f4t
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DRY GOODS.

TIME subscriber thankful for pas, favors and the liberal
encouragement which he has received from his friends
and the public in general hopes merit continuation OF
their paronage and would inform them that in addition to
his winter Stock of Goods hand he has receycda hand
some assortment of SPRING GOODS purchased at the
lowest auction prices, all of which he will sell for small
advance. He fsters himself that the public will find It to
their advantage to call at his old stand
No. 1O1, Market Street,
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WILSON has lately received at his Bookstore and
- Circulating Library, No. 105, Market st.
Woodstock, 2yols. by the author of Waverly, &c.
The Buccaneers of America, 8 vols.
The Last Of the Mohicans,
The SuhalteIn,
Griscom's year in Europe,
Philadelphia Chances at Lawyers, Physicians, First
circle, Wisfar-Parlies, &c.
Yankee in London,
Gaeties & Gravi.ies!
Moore's Life of Sheridan
KeNy's "reminiscences,
Morse's American Revolution,
Merry Tales of the three wise men of Gotham, &c.
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DIR. G.. EREEMAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR L.TUI.aN SPECIFIC

NOR the of colds. coughs, ashmas, approaching
consumptons, and all diseases of the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Marketstreet, Will
m,npt MI. Delaware
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No. iO1. Market Street,

Wilmington and view for themselves HIS Spring ,asso
rnenf consists of
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TxZE TRAVELLER,
PERU.

THE following c,.tracts from letter, from youn
lady in South America to her friend IN tie state
arc made without regard 70 time (;atr, or placr,
an! have no connection, and arc published .s,l]
III &c APPRECIATION Or knowledge OF he a,tho
IN. J. E4m. .qol,,
sou An F'e to decide tic spen,lor Of tke
moon gh' II my lie~pcrIan rcs'dcno>.' and
You ask II At beams more brightly over {.5 CITY
CT dover, than Ii dos, over ora native ,ales +
Huf il IS impossible TO dcsclih i. 10 on. and i
yp' could haze witnessed ii ;trai lit sc ancI4or
ed n the aalhor OF Cailao. You would acknow
10! e II may be felt bus rot described; ii il
>t,Irnda, Known only III tropical climates. ana
IL seems 10 I'll the heart H,,h l:-htnes> anl 10Y
ana aNikcEs thrc 4 thousand tender and dc.
,lgiItiui rcml'!i-ccAce- of county and Of home!
! ~ ~ AZ excursion enc aav 70 san ! .or,,:t
20, a large island at ti!> entrance OF Tie barbo.
Of Ca!la", harrcn and nnlnIaIltcd except b,
one Old sailor, who IS called til e.Dh,fnat'ot and
whose subjects are turAlrs anh chickens. The
height t the top IS ahugI oao thousand ices; The
ascent : H"rN >'e'n and difficult and tho 71,i
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OF wearing gold, or OF putting on OF apparel. hut
let Ii ." III" hititen Of tll,: heart in that
which IS hot corrpiIjc. even the ornament o{
a meek and qtiici spirit WEnch is in the 81 yht G.
God OF great price. Il Pit 1T /. 2, 81 Ihcs,
Wor>. =" J.t'th and p'tict spirit make at thi.
moment most powerful Impression ca M,
innd, and have eAc!tt q til. u!o~,i9 reflections
t" which,. rcnt" lady, log y ii Get your attcn
:; ~ Il i not 10 hn supposed the appet III. ailud
~ 70 ia" n'cch and quiet s,N'it which j. % often
rrn,'nccd f'y nature, OF constitution, or l.:ihaps
b! msen>hity, ;sl'i which costs n> nothing to
ATTAIN. no! the ncrLncsa &nd tlllietncss h..
speaks Vi. must be The effect, not * 9nst.u!ton
hnt oi principle; not Of nature hu; # .,rAcc
.noW l:any women who would hc scnt!c Pagan,
rs wei as gentle Christians; who would be-
meek If thcr" was no Bible and tIliahic If tIuy
were i5norant Of '}ie bring d a God md ito
characters OF TINS Kind art Interest, ting and valu
@A'' for tho sake OF society, they arr cert; lnIy
not the DESCRIPTION at females Who are in IT,,
>',sht O God 81 great price. The word guit has
@l t.icnslN" meaning. and refers not 50 much IL
tr'Apfras resignation. II Pctercyilcntv intends
by TIN, "ord . express quiet acquloscencr.
patient resignation, ali uniform corposurc to
the painful but inevitable evils inflicted on u
by the hand Of God He refers to that calm
nr~s Of spirit which IS mt easily }rorohed rhich
beHHh 10 Times, o1t eps}urcih III Mings, which
sulMnr> the rlsn-S Of anger and resrntn.cnt
and cali, down divine help 10 soothn til cart
winch nature WOnhi fam a.ltttc and diecompo>c
lie means that me-" nNd q"tt spirit which Elrar>
with the pcivcr aud unreasonable trlnpcls oi
those with whom. II may have to deaf and uhicI.
check, al once every inclination to I; ircttul o.
al angry reply; which qu"llS the first a,l,amcr
TO repinln@. produces cmttc}h IL rhGfsoertr yfG'e
{r H. Il II
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AID prt}eA probably, # yoHlg ladies ever pr4t
apott su:h matters, that Annette might specify
make cholcc among her wor.hippcr~, and Icave
'ncmt rcn.inGcr i was a torl'rn hope y" in
tended t. 10 no such thing She vas the village
y H.. .p4 tie ,,!!as= belle She nr.i.' . BE-.
hsppcns, however, that great bc4u1c~ like
all 'thcr great folks, Who haze 70 take their com
~4on dances III the fortunes Of humanity, some
,!ic~, IA The en-, "utwit themselves. In process of
''nc, one and another, AMI gan another, ca ling
'o@k place IN the village; die g!e whose names
es. seldom spoken, whose mod,lt prctcnsion>
and retiring habits were perfectly qcipacd by the
otanc, Of tcrriGnus5 sal, secured their favorItcs,
we're Noocd, and won aud married and sI An
ute coqucttcd with all, and still! admired b,
all! How many good offers she refused or sighted,
Wrrc only recorded in her own memory &c Hope
Deferred" saith the provcrb, "makcth the heart
Sex. Those who sincere in their addresses,
gradually, after another, Offered themselves,
rejected, put off and fell INTO some easier
road to matrmony. She was at last left with cour-
tiers aa hcaress, in love matters, as herself who
sought her company because she agreeable -
rampcl WITH and kissed her, whenever they had an
opportunity, because ii is always worth some pains
to win such favor from beautiful girl. We never,
never get to be too much of the bachelor for this
" ell might Byron ask
" HE can curiously behold
The smoothness and the sheen Of beauty ; check,
No: feel the heart Can nr,tr all grow cold ~
But time rolled on and the grass at length began
10 grow in the path that led over the meadows to
the cottage Annette became alarmed at the svnp-
IONS, and selling the on. chance that was left, en-
gagged hersclt'to her only remaining beau. He was
At that time going to spend season in the CITY =
they to be married on his return. She accept
81 HIM, not because She thought him the best of
All her suitors, but because he was the only one
left, and always held himself at her service Her
part Of the play was cndel--she became domestic
sd studied hou,ewcry
The time finally arrived her old beau cane back
70 the village and day or two after, srotl over
70 the cottage with his pipe, in appearance quite
All Anticipated man. Iut he said nothing about the
.ubjcct of matrmorr. Annette at last took the Ii.
berry of reminding HIM Of his engagement lie
>areel-'' indeed, ma,:a,n you surprise me t.
Surprise YOU. why sly j"--|' Because" SAID he.
/ never dreamed thaf you could BE- serious in such
hing asa matrimonial cngag ement-and meeting
iii good opportunity, got married before left
hc city"
3rttnc had finished the game, and Annette vas
eft = Pay The forfeit; She never married, becaus,.
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WHISPER 70 A NEWLY MARRIED. 7 AIR
on DRESS
Let me entrrat, gentle lady, tina, .yo,ir drcss
may be expressive OF d,c;,cy ana. pu.i,v of
nlllld. 'Bchol uolspt IL Hte attire 4 Il hc,i,t
exclaimed the wise tnan on bcholiuf an in,..,-
corous dress. And surely when a ,ssunan an
pears IN public with bare bo.orN exposure Of
fl.s'lrr. perhaps with rou4cd chrrhS il cannot be
acting TOO ocHercly 10 adopt the sM.r language
and cry out III disgust BctoH u'o,a0u ~ tie
ahi1 n n hniot 4" What, 7ritt a ni1lhel. in
such = dress? O all lc feeling, Of virtue ana
proprlety. rescue our mutrpns from thr t.sra
dalton Would thcs but reflect for a moment,
could 'womcn in general, y, Mrs, IT, More
says. know what was their real interest roI!l
they guess with what charm even tie cp,,.:..-
nncc OF modcsty invests ii, possess they woHh
dress drcorou>ly from mere self love If not from
pnncplc The designing would assume modes
" As an artlce; the coquette would adopt ii Is
an allurcncnt. the pure a> her appropriate 1t
traction, and the volurtuou> Il, The most ntai!i
Die art of seduction
There IS not an hour in the day III which
man so much likes to see his wife dressed " itIl
nratncss, as when She leaves licl bed ROOM and
sits down to breakfast Vt any other moment
ranity stimulates her effort. at the toilette. for
and early hour it is for the sake of cleanliness,
for the very sake OF pleasing her husband that
she appear. thus neat and NICE. Some one says
" y woman should never appear untidiy or bad
~ dressed, when IN the presence of her husband "
While he was Your lover what .. sad piece Of
business II he caught YOU dressed to t,atlvan-
tage - dear, there he is, and my hair all in
papers; and this frightiul, unbeconlins cap,
had no idea he would have been here so early;
let me off to my toettci" But now that he is
your husband :" Dear me, what consequence
My object is gained; my efforts to win HIM and
all my little manWuvrcs to captiyate. have been
successful, and it is very hard if a woman is to
pass her life IN endcavorIng TO please her hus-
band" | remember greatly admiring a lady who
lived among the mountains, and scarcely SAW
any one but her husband She was rathcra plain
woman; and vet when seated To breakfast
and ali tn" day long her extreme neatncss and
attention 10 the nictne>7 Of her appearance.
made her quite an agreeable object: and her
husband loved her, and would look at her with
more pleasure than at pretty woman dressed
socd and unldv: for believe me those things
(thouell your husband appears not 10 notice
them, nor perhaps Is he himself conscious of the
cause) strongly possess the po,yer Of pleasing OF
displea.in@
have great dislike 10 sec a wo:nan's dress
can afford; fine aces and silks and q scanty
purse Unmatched associates When hear
woman OF small fortune say her pelissc or lace
cost a large sum. | al once think it a lihci not
only on heG understanding but her pr:nciples
! VIII now conclude this subject with The
apostle. sentiment, when speaking OF Christian
aIinp h., - j.
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AMI tie tri'nnpl Mat Lights for little " bile the
erhcn- q i'ic ILLA'.E ErIIE. EMPORIUM
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En0N TIE AIrEIctN FARMER
\ WHISPER 70 A NEWLY MAKNMD PAIR.
On DRESS.
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JOEtar SIMW9NSa

irforrss his FrjcadS md the p,liie Ia general,
UIlIAr he has taken tlls Store formerly
l. occupied by Henry Moore, in Market
square. where he offers isg sale the follow
iug articles
IL chests skin, - ditto Souchong, l..
half ditto, ~ chests Bohea, 3 5Hyson, =
Young Hyson, TEAS.
IL boxes browa Sugar,
lOhhds. w. I. ; DO. y. Orleans, RUN,
10 do. Retailing molasses,
10 bbls. and ; hhds. Jcnck's Gin.
~ half barrels Malaga, ~ do. Colmenar;
and pipe Sicily WINES.
5nbales Cassia,
2Okegs Tobacco, ) bags Pepper, ; ditto
Pimento. ! boxes blown Starch, few bar
rcls good Vinegar, Slgnet and Bordeaux
Brandy. Holland Gin, Pearlashes, Fresh
Canal Flour, &c. SC. on as good terms as
at any other store in Newport.
ALSO-JO quintals Cod Fish.
90 barrels Georgetown TAR. in store,
sa Pcrry's wharf, Nov. 10, is2j. t,f.
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BRICES---MaNtea

DROPOSALS will be received until the
L Ist day of May next, for the supply at
Fort Adams, Newport harbor, of
100000 stock or pressed bricks, and
100000 common bricks.
The bricks to average, when burnt, :
inches by ! inches by , inches--to be OF
the best quality and no salmon, arch, or
broken bricks 10 be received.
100000 Common Bricks to be delivered
in the month of July, and 20O0e0 in the
month of August next. The stock or
pressed Bricks in July or August.
TIE Proposals TO be directed to Lieut.
Col. JOS. &: TOTTEN, U. 5. Engineers
Newport, X l.
Fort Adams, mar. II, lG26.
The Publishers oithe Newport Mercury
Prov Patriot.Prov. American, n,Fall-River Mon
i,or, New-Rediori Mercury, Taunton Ike
porter. Boston Patriot, Essex Register New
London Gazette, Hartford and Middletown
tConO papers, New-York American, and y
Y. Evening Post, viii insert the above once
week until the ist of Nay, and forward thei
accounts
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3ooftrp.
ADDRESS TO SPRING

To, where the rosy .bosomd hours,
Fair Venus train, appear;
Disclose tho long-expected flowers,
And wake the purple year
The Attic warbler pours her throat,
Responsive 10 the cuckoos note.
The untaught harmony Of spring;
While, whispering pleasure as they fly,
Cool zephyrs thro' the clear blue sky
Their gather'd fragrance fling.
Where er the oaks thick branches stretch
a broader browner shade:
Where er the rude and moss-grown beech
O'er-canopies the glade;
Beside some waters rushy brink
With me the muse shall sit, and think
(At ease reclin d in rustic state)
How vain the ardor Of the crowd,
How low, how little are the proud,
How INDECENT the great!
Still is the toiling hand Of care;
The painting herds repose:
Yet, bark, how thro' the peopled air
The Busy murmur glows!
The insect youth are on the wing,
Eager to taste the honeyd spring,
And float amid the liquid noon;
Some lightly DER the current skim,
Some show their gayly-gilded trim
Quick-gancing to the sun.
To contemplation sober eye
Such is the race of man;
And they that creep, and they that fly,
Shall end where they began.
Alike the busy and the gay
But flutter thro life's little day,
In fortunes varying colors drest:
Brush d by the hand rough mischance,
Or child by age, their airy dance,
They leave, in dust to rest. GRAY.
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Benlam,N n. A,lman,
oErERs FOR SALE,
N No. IG3, Thames Street,

4 general assortment Of
n ROOTS y. SHOES -
They arc .nade by good work /.
men. OF prime stock, and will
be- sold as cheap as at any
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NOTICE.

TUNIIF third and final Dividend ofthc effects
of JouSB. LyoS, will be paid TO those
who are entitled thereto. on and after the 2Oth
ms, until the LIST Of May next, at which time
the AsSignccs close his affairs, by re-assign'
men, 20 him of all remainders then IN their
hands. Apply to
GEORGE ENGS. .ieiiHg .iss,gRef;
Newport, feb. ~. "hAI
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Newport, march l3, l,.6. Imlo'

NOTICE-Thc subscriber having becZ
~ appointed by Robert Crandall Esq. ono.
of the Court of Commissioners for the trial OF
Insolvcnt petitioners, for. the counties OF
Washington and Kent, Assignee to the csfat"
of IIanush T Robinson, ot rth-hingstown..
,,;do,,. hereby piyes notice To the creditors OF
Tho .,iJ Hannah. to present their claims to
I'm within six months ffcm the date hereof.
or they will be prccluded from receiving any
dividend ont of said estate.
SYLVESTER g. SIIEARMAN,
North. Kincs,own. mar. 6, lS2G. 4w
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Clerks Office, Supreme Judicidl Court--eoua-
" Of NerpoH.

WHEREAS BErsEy JAHSIdAs Of New
w port, in said county, wife of Benjamin
Jannigan, preferred her petition at the la'e'
March term of the said court. praying for th1
reasons stated therein, that the bonds of mar
riace between her and her said husband might
be dissolved, and decree of divorce promul-
gated, which said petition was received, amt
notice ordered by said court to be given to the,
said Benjamin This is therefore to notify
the said Benjamin Jannigan, that he appear
before our said Supreme Judicial court to bo
holden at Newport, within and for the county
of Newport on the fourth monday OF August
next ensuing the date hereof, and shew cause.
Of any he hath why the prayer OF SAID peii-
ton should notbe granted
'''' HOLMES HE.7VER, Clerk.
Newrort, march IL, le.6. Imlo'
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Storc IN Town, ot cpuN Pu"H1l n. -.
ALSO-Ncats Leather, calf SKINS 'binans
and Lining Skins, Nails, Thread, Day N Mar
tins Backing, &c, nc.
NIB. Ali kinds of Boots X Shoes made 10
measures, at shor, notice. Particular a''cn'
ton paid to repairing. =,
Newport. mar. I, lo26. u