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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
FRIDAY, March 16, 1927.

Mr.. BRowN's Equestrian Corps, who have paid
several visits to this Borough, are performing in
Norfolk, and gave benefit on Monday night, for
the relief of the suerersby the recent distressing
calamity in that place.
Launch Of The Na.chez.-The U. S. soop of War
NATCHEz was launched from the Navy Yard at Gosport,
on the 9th inst
baltimore, March, lave are pleased to learn,
from an authentic source, that there is every rea-
son to believe that the negotiations with Great
Britain. touching the Colonial Trade, and also to
determine the unsettled boundary lines, are in a
fair way of being promptly and satisfactorily con-
cludcd american.
The iron railing front of the Bank Of the United States
on Chesnul street. Philadelphia, has been taken down. in
order to afford an unobstructed view Of the base Of that
chaste and classical building.
COLONIZATION BILL.--The bill appropr-
atlng $1,000 annually from the treasury Of Mary
land to the objects OF the Colonization Society, has
passed both branches OF the legislature and has be-
come law.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
From the Baltimore american, March l3.

FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.-By the ship General
Smith, Captain jones' at this port yesterday from
Rio de Janero. We have received advces to the 8h
January inclusive. One OF our letters says -" The
Emperor returned on the 18th instant from ST.
Catharlnes and Rio Crande, and Immediately on his
arrival displaced his ministers and made new ap'
pointmentu. The reason for this sudden change ia
said to have originated in his ministers not being
sufficiently respectful to the Countess Santos, du-
ring his absence.
Nothing decisive in relation to the war between
Buenos Ayres end Brazil had grown out Of the En-
pcrors visit to Rio Grande. The accounts az to
the duration of the contradictory, let.
ters stating that il must speedily be brought to
close, from the heavy burdens which it imposed on
The biegerents-whe others assert that both par
lies were determined to prosecute the war with vi
gor. The resources Of the Brazilian government
are said to be much exhausted, and to defray he
expenses of the war, i, is said that the monies which
are paid into the Custom House FOR duties, are
drawn out every day. The main body Of the Bra.
lillian army was concentrated a. Rio Grande. 1t is
reported 10 be in wretchcd condition, disturbed by
dlssentions desu,e Of every kind Of provisions ex-
cspi fresh beef, and nearly so Of clothing
The Legislature Of Louisiana has granted to
Mrs. Randolph, (the daughter of the late Thomas
Jeterson) the sum Of ten thousand dollars in stock
OF six per cent redeemable in ten years. So much
Tor the example of South Carolina.
In the Legislature of Tirginia, proposition of
the same nature has been decisively rejected, al
most without allQwing it to be heard. So much
tor constitutional Scrupes--bonest no doubt, but
certainly III timed. Nat. Intel,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Br PETER b. DEL.A.N.Y. SssatFr

IL virtue of a writ Of vend expoIas, to me directed
- viii be exposed 10 public sale, the Publ C House
lately Kept W Robert Cabrah, in Brandywine hundred
on Saturday the oath Of March inst o'clock p. NJ.
he following described lands and encrnents situate lying
and being in the hundred of Brandywne and County of
Newcastle, to wit: No. IA plantation or tract Of land
adjoining lands Of Adam aey Lewis Talley The Gribb
road aI Others with log dwelling house and frame barns
containing hundred and thirty acres more or less No
PA plantation tract cf land adjoining lands of George
Pouson Thomas Taley Foulk road and others, with log
dwelling house. stone and frame barn thereon erected:
containing sxtysx acres, less No. 3A plants-
ton or tract of land adjoining lands of Clayton Fouk the
Fouk road and No. 9; with stone dwelling house and
frame barn thereon erected; containing twenty acres
more or less Seized and taken in execution the pro-
perty of Eihu Ialey.
Newcastle March 13, 1897. 37-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16

4 few minutes, enveloped in flames, which height.
ned BY the violence Of the wind, mocked every
ycrtion to check their progress.
The next building. which caught fire, were the
sy Lancasterian School House. in the rear. (tron-
np on Fen Church street and Mrs. BrambIe's
yelling, IAN elevated wooden house) on the North;
nd heyond these, the fire swept every building
the large brick house at the corner of Mariners
t,eet on the East side of Church street, and to the
;orthern extremity of Fen Church street, West
y ';ie. including all those on Mariners street.
The sight was awful and heart rending beyond
description. 1t was not regular progressive fire !:
fl had been, our fire companies would soon have
&hecked its progress; but houses remote from the
kody of the fire, as well as those near, snted
kv the falling flakes and brands, and as many as
Twelve or fifteen, in detached situations, were on
lire at the same moment.
We have not time to give any thing like proba-
HE estimate Of the amount of property destroyed.
n the names of the individual sufferers. Between
Eorty and fifty families have been rendered house
esq. and the loss cannot be much short of 10000
[loars The Church, (ncuding lbs elegant organ
was insured for fifteen thousand dollars, in the Mu
kual Assurance Office, and we understand that most
of the houses Of any considerable value, also
Insured The fire might have been accidental, but
There is too much cause to apprehend that it was
|Ae work Of the lurking ncendary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
.Ertract of letter to the Editors Of the Balti.
more .9merican, dnted

more .7merican, dnted
nHoUsE OF DELEGATES, IL o'clock, NJ.
March 10, 1897. {
On yesterday evening, Mr.. Tyson submitted an
order to give the bill for the promotion of Internal
Improvement priority over all other business Of to
/ day. To-day at an early hour, on motion Of MIR.
stricker, the bill was called up Several amend.
ments were offered with a view Of defeating, or
calculated to defeat, the bill but they siren
uousIy and successfully resisted by Messrs. Tyson,
|Suicker and Duval. At length the question was
taken on the passage of the bill, and decided in
1.-THE affirmative by vote of 40 to S5. In one hour
|ths bill passed the Senate and became taW. The
passage Of this bill is a great triumph for the
state Of Mary land and particularly the city Of
Baltimore. 1t gives S50O.00o to the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, on condition Of Congress, subscri-
bins for 10000 shares. 1t gives the ike sum of
100000 TO rHE SUSQUEH ANNA CANAL,
provided 5000 shares should be first subscribed by
bona fde subscribers. Now is the time for the city
of Baltimore to take the start in the field of great
ness. Let her people put forth all their strength
let the City Councils unlock your resources-you
will have your Rail Road to the West-your sus.
quehanna Canal to the North and West-the trca-
sures of three mions of enterplisng people will
flow into your lap, and Baltimore will yet become
The first city Of this Union.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
From the National Tateiligencer.
,Rs' CoRREspoNDENcE.
.Anndp0lis. March 10.

annapolis, March 10, 1897.
A bill from the House of Delegates on the sub
ject of Internal Improvement, has just passed the
Senate. affirmative, Messrs- Forrest, Heath, john
son, Kennedy, Marriott, Nelson. Sewell-7.
Negative, Messrs Dennis. Harrison, Reese.
Whitely--4. Several Senators friendly to the bill
we're absent.
This bill accords with the wishes Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Convention. and repeals the
proyisos in our Internal Improvement Law, which
prevented the State of Maryland from becoming
subscribers TO the amount of half million of dol
lars to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. 1t also
allows the same amount to the Susquehannah Canal,
and authorizes an advance of twenty thousand dol
lars to the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
Maryland has therefore taken her stand in favor
Of Internal Improvement, and her policy will re-
main unchanged for many years; during the term,
at all events, of the present Senate, who hold their
seats until September, 1881.
Maryland has shown that she is ready and will
ling to use all the means in her power to promote
the happiness of her citizens and the welfare of the
whole Union.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
DRAWING OF THE
Dslawnre State Lottery. Sirth Clas

UelaWare State LOTTERY SirM Class,
For the benefit IF Nevark College, Mddetown academy and
In4au,,el Church.
The Subscribers having been requested to superntend
the Drawing of the Delaware State Lottery, StrM Css, do
hereby certify that the following the numbers that
this day drawn from the sry numbers placed the wheel
viz.
15-50-51-4e-l-44-1s-
And that the said numbers drawn in the order in
which they stand above that is say, No. Is, the
Frst-No 30 was the Second,-No. 81, was the Third,
No. 49, was the Fourth.-No 1, the Fifth,-No A,
the Sixth,-No. 19, the Seventh,-No. 26, was
the Eighth-and No. 25 the Ninth and last.
Witness our hands, at Wilmington, this 14h day of
March, 1897.
A. NAUDAIN, ANDREW GRAY,
JAMES BOOTH, Jr r. MANSFIELD.
TH0S w. ROGERS,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16

DIED-In Washington City, on the 18th inst, RICHARD
BLAND LEE, Esq aged IS years.
Mr.. LEE a Member of the First Congress of the
United States from the State of Virginia. and served in the
House Of Representatives for several years He was. in
that important public service, contemporary of Mr. MAD
IsoN and enjoyed his friendship and esteem, of which, in
later days, he has received distinguished marks
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
Positive Sale of Groceries. sc.

VETILL be sold at Auction on the 18th inst, (TO-
w MORROW,) at half past o'clock, at the store of
Jhn Durnn, High Street, opposite the Market House, all
his stock of Groceries, Liquors, &c. together with the
fixtures of the store.
DowNEY & ROBINSON, .qucaoneers
March 16, 1897
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
COMMUNICATED.
Multiply 800 SO
bv 30L. Is. Sd.
273 7 6
2753 Is D
IS 8 9
Result, 2748l.18s Cd.

1t is stated that gentleman in the stage from
the West, counted on the Sd instant, between
Frederick and Ellcott's Mills, tro hundred and
thirty. fire pagons! The distance between these
places is only s5 miles. The fact is worthy of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16
UNION CANAL LOTTERY.

9th Class To be drawn Wednesday, the 28th instant
Scheme--1 prize of 800, 900; of 5000; Of 2,945
10 of 000 90 of 500 90 of $50 81 of 400 l02 Of so
10s Of 90; 1852 Of 10; I1,475 OFFS.
Ticket S5-Half g. sO-Quarter 81 a5-Eghth 62A
For sale at
Robertson & Little's
Office. No. 90, Market St., Wilmington,
March is.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-16

notice, because it shows how extensive the trade
of the city must be which exhibits such an appear.
ance on one OF its numerous avenues-and it also
serves strongly to illustrate the Importance and
value of the contemplated Rail Road to the West.
the advantages of which, when compared with
those Of the ordinary turnpike road, are as twenty
to one in favor Of the former.-B Bait. american.
The Legislature of the State of VIRGINIA has
passed law confirming the Charter of the BaIti-
more and Ohio Rail Road Company. with only these
alterations: 1s. That the road shall not touch the
Ohio river lower down than the mouth of Little
kanawha river; that the damages for property ta-
ken or used for the construction Of the road, &C.
shal be determined as such affairs are now effected
by the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia; that
the penalty for inurng the road or property Of
Company, shall be the same as is inflicted for the
same offence against the public works of Virginia,
that is, the Penitentiary. The bill passed both
Houses Of the Legislature by an almost unanimous
vote.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-02

ness OF her whom he had IN urra As Is,hnii. :
lea!;li was now in a very ,lcrI;nino s.ate H..
anxiety to return to America became excess;,.,
She fancicd she should be r,,stnrrI ~ L..,i1,
and happiness if she could behold her mathew
and sisters. and be assured th,t tL.r a,,,.Il,,
lor.ave her Stanly could NOT listen nnmnyrd
10 her earnest enlreaties vet his fe,l;n,rs
cd At the thought Of meetnr her friends ~,
musicians advised ch,ora nf rl,,nato. a,a T.,
bella IT len rtl nreva;lrd JH,er soft s,1 t,-
America. and Stan)v for short t;r,n baI ~,
san ~ rrioire in H., ,n,I,.neo r,n H. 49,
droo,,;nr .,,ona,;,,, he.r,r Nh. a,,l .~,f
more rIc, rry and % near III '' H. !',l
which had rucLantnd rim, M ,foo.aI H.
bcl]as Doubt, ana trars returned III Lr,..dn,3
TO r,cct ,n,;n those tr,cnl. ,ha,, ~ W.
rashly left Nor were thr G.aln,'r. ~ t.r l,.
bant much more coyi,hr ,rl.a rat',ra-. ,
to America not sn h,n,,, -. ,vb.r Io l.tt !, a
returned, much ,r;xer a.. had ln,,n,l ~ r'..,
short spoce of t,,u. nnro tl,n, ~, ax,,or.,ro,
Of his ,rmer liz Id l,rrn .IIo ~ toarI 49,,
He had learned. that tIq f,1flmcnt ofou.r',.
ardent wishes does moi .,lvavs ensure l,nn;nos.
and that the INDULGENCE Of ,nsxio, ~ Nc rynen.l
of Drirciole is generally t,n,vod Nv I;.,r',a',..
,nent and rcmor~c
In two hours after thcr arrival IN New !or,.
Isabella was weeping in the bosom Of CornrI,.,
Ntanly could scarcely believe H. c,,annc,. j.
every thing EXCEPT pity and affection ,hr h,.
flown 10 her sister immediately on the recon.
Of his note. Calm. Identified vet fender ana,
atfcctionate, she rave them a <;>tcr,s m,Irou,
with that serious smile which ever ,hstinrui,Le,t
her features, and they both felt assured tha+
the welcome was siuccyr- the forgiveness n,ri,.,.,
4
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h4r~c' apl tp'l'h. chen, to Tic apartment q
he ;ot :,aG - i>th..ti !, nerve, were too weak
50 br,r tDe ,.aAt:-.rG."n: of Il sci, cE&mhrr,
$tanIy hal tao t.rqirnt oi,tortuniIle, OF scen5
her aI)ur, AMI her too apparent tenderness
rorll!,5'd The rinnph Of passion oyerpr'rrIpl".
W m ungltrde.l ho'A il was cpn!c~ SCI I, IL uh
t,'t and he dared to propose 10 her 10 iors:sh"
her friend, and her lover, 10 7nbnnt to 4 private
marriage, AMI accompany hm Immediately TO
t.'.-'an' tor liz ttli u - t. -'aF in New ok
would b. jlnpo>,,bl". 'Eln- ming girl cons"''
ID. though not Wlt'ont some conflict Of ir!!or-r
snd shame Bat >ic n.H.,n'd she could roi he
happy with sns otht than Che too in~muatn3
Ntan!l; aud DIOR she bad told him 50, he touud
her compliance ready. Poor Isabella had l,tll,
time for rc' c1tnn; th"'r plans were hastily ar
ranged and - hastily executed On plctcnrc
u tnEin-t he ar, i,ah''iia met her lover they
Vrrc privately ma}lcd--and ship being ready
70 ~t. they wrnt immediately on board, and
1ttNc next morning were on their WAY TO Eng
'on{--lcaVIns q letter 10 be sent TO Mrs How
ard, after then departure. This letter was a
true picture Of Stanlys mind the incoAcrence
at the style and the agitation which was ex
pressed in every line, were calculated to excite
pity III the generous minds OF those 10 whom it
"a> addressed isu when on board the vessel
with hls enchanting Isabella, and removed to ."
distance from those to whose contempt or re
continent he could not be indifferent, Ntan!r
found 1t less difficult to stilH those unpleasant
ceilings. Which We're then nnavaiiin@. ~
The Tears OF Mrs. Howard and iam'ly were
Al some degree, rNcltrd hT the prolonged stay
"t l,abelia: but when NtanlN 5 lftt"rainvcd, no
language can describe th'r considerations I or
hcIlt SUNK At fNt. beneath lttOh ONcrN helm
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Jams. I'm Point Ps,rs. Quad .lsaps. and 81 Thomas,
2S ds.
CID briss Brutus. Smith, Havana; Mary. Scuie,
Wilmington; Pacific, Blake, Havana; Wm. Osborn,
blanchard, Charleston.
NEW BURYP0RT, Nov l2-Cd sc.e. Clark,
81 Bar,s
PORTSMOUTH. N,v IS---Arr Della Beicl,er.
Carr, which sailed on the aih, fos sHatsws, having
been blown oG the coast, asd lost sails, cables and
hors.
BOSTON, Nov. Is-Arr brig Hope. Berry, Bal.
tmoss, 10; vssta. Husksns. do 8; schrs Union Pack.
et Groves, Aiexahdria. Sally Hope. Baker. Prov
idsnes; usisny * Eliza. BLx'er, do.
CID br,rs Carroll, st I'hoaas and market; Rhine.
Robb'ns. tisvre; schr Edward PrsLse, Rogers. East,
port
liih, no arrivals or coarnces.
l5h, arr schr Boundary, Saackfcrd, from East
Cid bries Rhine. Robbins. Havrs; Pocket. Hal
NORWICH. Nov. ll-Ar soop Albion. Bar
ksr, Providence.
NEw-YOkK, Nov. is-Ar ship Hamil,on.
Bunker. irom Liverpool; brig Andi omache, Frarces.
Maianzas, 10.
Cid brig Pleasant, 3aily, Savannah; schrs Ec ipse,
Baker. Halifax; Cyno. iiaker, do.
i4h, arr ship npsror, Bennett. Savannah, 5; brgs
Dromo, Camobeli, Havana, ~; Moun Parnassus,
Jere"ie, So Domingo, 20; sehr Fortuna, Pearson,
Port All Prince, 2J.
Cid schrs Macdunoush. Baker. Georgstown;-
Eclipse, keene. fredericksburg; slocP MARROW,
| Crops, Savannah.
! 10Th, below, ship Exl,o, Post. Is ds from New
Orleans; bs'g spartan. Chapman, Gibraltar, 4O; schr
Toison. Drugs, Xibera, 20.
Cid ships Cadmus, Orne. Havrc; Hudson, Champ
| lin. London; Helen Mar, Harrison, Charleston;
Othcho, Tho p, d.; barque Arnadlo, Watson, Lis-
/ erp"oi.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l2-Arr ship C.rol,ni.
IN, Hewes, lin Charleston; brig Clio, Kirk. Havana;
Kich cE
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CIRCUS.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING
THE performances will eommsncs viii
- 4Iorssm .n,hip BY the whos company.
GRAND ENTREE.
by eight beautiful Houes.
Horsemsnsbip. by Master Collss. who will 10.
tIoduce a variety Of new end pisasing fssts.
STILL vAULTlNG, by the whole troop oi
voliijsurs.
Mr.. Stokor. the Yorkshire Phenomsaon. will
GO through his astonishing feats
on the Slack Rope.
Horsemansbip, on two horses, by Mr.. Blvh.
Ground and Lofty Tu c bling.
HORSEMANSHIP,
by Master Sweet. the young Flying AmcrleaA
who will 60 through variety Of now
ell feats on his wild charger.
Tho Evenihg's performances Will conclude
with the Iaughable scehe OF
THE HUNTED TAILOR.
Doors open at haIfHast o. performances 70
commence at o'clock.
Box Tickets 50 cents. feHildren under IL
years, half price) Pit Tickets 20 cents
nov IT
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WTR, ABA6IE. f>om pvsass, suthsr sf
U4 Abniie's 9ssAeh Osfuaez, vebpscsfblly
thanks bis ifieads snd (hs ps6iie fes Ne en-
cours Renspt ne kss sscsiysl =. this sswus and
proposes IL the uunbsf Of Sobscribsss = sufi-
cisat. To- give snoihss EQUINE Of - lassOnsjn
French--ne eompensssion. ~ me lost Lemons.
For the accommodation or the pupils, any
convenient hours may ts cbosth ~ thsn. IL
thsis numbsr 10 no luss than i've, there will bo
two separate cisssss. ono f1s ladies. sod snotE-
o. for gentlemen. IN eonvsaisst rosns-. ya..f
An evening School y kspts - usual. from @
til Q O'Clock, He will slso attend IN private
fam;Hss. semfna ries. and n tl's vicinity Of the
towu. at very moderate priee. Viii, b may he
yet reduced, according 10 the number Of tho
seholurs In the snne ciass. 81.
Mr.Abedis assures to his pupils much moro
rapid proficiency by hn now method, than NY
the methods heretofore pursuod Having ds-
voted great part Of his timo in instrueting pu-
p.Is in the French and Latin Languages. he
will prove, by hrs system, that in one course.
4 scholar can get pretty good knowlsdgs Of
he French language, BY his mode Of instruct
ing, which, with the utmost facility, conye,s
instruction 10 tho minds Of the student. 80
Ms. Abadis will produce. If necessary. tho
most satisfactory credentials fiom gentlemen
of the greatest responsibility, residing ID tie
populous towns Of the Union.
Transitions, mercantile, law, scientific and
beilcs-letlres, executed with accuracy and
despatch. 49,
Apply at tho Bookstore Of HurcnENs r
CoRY, No. I. Markef-squaro. or at his School
Room. owe. No. 6s, Chea apside.
November ~. 80
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At Mitanzas, 22d ul hr,gs Mechanic, for Portland
2or is; d. 10, ofBoston, tor N Orleans, do-thc
only Ans.
Schr Heroine. Hammond, sailed I'm Aux Caves.
Aug oh, for Portsmouth, and has not since b-en
aeard f. S;hr Diligence, for Gloucester, sailed 9th
tie American Consul passenger.
Brig SchuvlkiiI, timber loaded, in proceeding 10
sea f'n Savannah. on the I'd INST got one Of tho
Oyster Beds, and OH the 4th, was ul III water.
At Hanna, st inst siiip Triusu, Lstlernia, Of
Newport, Sintander, uncr; briggs Criterion. Of do for
n Orleans, do; America. Hanna. of Pristnl, for
Mediterranean, %; Miles Staodish, Talbot, of this
port, I'm Charleston, d.chg; Fame, Bigey, for this
port, loading; schr Cannot, Keyson, I'm Mobile, f,r
New York, soo", IN distress. captain and man died
nj sea
1T Port au Prince, 20th ut barque Merca,or, E,r
Portland, or DIS; schr Bclsey Jane. Tor Boston,
uncr.
At Joreme, St Domingo. brig Calnus, Trip, oI
aud for Portsmouth, ID ds schr Harriet, WhI,c, E,r
do C.
Cli At Newport. brigs Ann G ,dsicn, Barker, New
Oric,ns; In .incible, Dayton, Philadelphia.
Up al B,ston, 'i,h, schrs Chesapeake. Bstssv &
Eliza. Baxter and Sally Hope, Bake, al for this
port.
Al Princess Island, Africa, last Of July, brig Hel
On, Daley. OF and for this port, m few days.
Arr N GEORGETOWN, 81, schr Rising States, aud
-, Wnslow, fro Newport.
A, Pom, Prtre, iih uIt brig Angela, Gardaer, f'
Por lani, dischg
Ia the heavy gale on Tu'sl.y nigh, last. the chr
Sane, aud southern schr h1m this p RI, dr'iied
as1 ,ro usir tho lime rocks, Brenon's N ok. They
viii p'obablv be got OF without much d,na,e.
Cid at Philadelphia, sh scjir Ahlra. Hall, for this
port.
Arr at Liverpool, ID ul, ship York, De Cost. from
New York.
Up a. Savannah "a, Elizabeth, Deleno. for thi.
port.
Arr At Norfolk, 10th, schr Ciarissa. H'i, honce
AZ Wilmington. 7th. brig Aheona. Of this part.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
A2 RAW SONS celebrated ureti,r

81
-ZH Balsam for tho Of gonnorrhw,
elects and seminal weakness. This elegant
Balsam has the astonishing power Of relieving
the Inflammation, and putting an end 10 tho
yarulrnt discharge in few days. Tho sstsn-'
shing medical powers Of the urethritic balss 3
have been fairly tested for several yeas in tLs
cure Of hundreds. 1t is pure vegetable pto-.
dnction without particle Of mercury. The
proprietor has thought proper TO Off r il in thus
more for the convenience of persons afflicted
with diseases Of this nature; as there are mary
Young people, who. for fear Of exposure 10 4
medical man, will have recourse TO tho dam
gerons expedlent Of prescribing for themselves,
and taking unfortunately pointed and row
e,ful medicines to the risk and injury Of their
constitutions which the general knowledge Of
this remedy will in a great measure obvIate ss
there will be nothing else necessary but the
strict observance Of tho rules and direciiors
laid down. Accompanying evory bottle will
be found complete and fall directions for the
cure Of the disease, which is 50 simpliisd that
no person can err. Sold wholesale and retail
by J. II. MASON & Co. Broad-street, Prov
dcnce. Price 50 per bottle W
November l.. 0in.
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10000.

10000.
INVEST u ,ptst Society Lottery, 9th Class.
w To be drawn IN this town, on Wednes-
diy 2ist ins;. Ten Thols.,nd Dollars Capital
Pri.e Tickets dollars and shares IN propor
ton.
81 90.
Vermont State Lot cry sixth class To be
drawn on Friday 23I inst. 81 ~, highest
Prize Tickets S dollars and shares in pro-
portion.
Lo,cest Prize So Tickets 81.
Washington Lodge Lottery, thirteenth class
To be drawn IN tins 10 Hn, on Saturday, the
Is; day of December, IS ~ capital pr,ze 8,
Tickets 4 dollars, and shares in proportion, for
sale by HUTCH EMS & COnY,
nov Ia