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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-26

VTSHI3 Medicine has acquired very extended and esab
Il lshed ebrry bon in aoApual and privae practice
hch its efficacy alone has supported Upwards Of eg4t
years
As spring tdR purifier, il has given ncw constitution
thousands, il is By It's operation The Bo6d thai suc
surprising have been performed tndse Who We,
supposed TO be laborng under pulmonary affections, &C.
The effect OF this medicine IS such as not interrupt
either business pleasure, and requires only common,
esraint Of moderation in diet veyed BY the
atng fluids and correcte their tendences The nnmer
GUS diseases which originate in vated blood diseased
liver, dep~aved appetite. L safe medicine, and
all those evils which an unscc Sc use II mtr
curry often occasions No one, hosserer adt9s"d 10
take IL WITHOUT first ny cou1qnciag himself If III truh o
.ehat here stated and he rtcue IF The Proprleors "a
tentions
This mcdcne has the singular fortune lust tribute ID
Tvs great merit, Of being recommended by the cel
braed Practitioner, Of Medicine in The GATED States and
elsewhere Whefeis not nhe OF the spurors mixues mad
IN imitation Of t, has the least supp fro. the metica
faculty Ihs offers argument - an All concl
,Ne tla i needs only TO be mem "A e enforce
vlcon
/ From Dr. VIM Price, Liverpool, gland rr,erly sur.
! geon y the PENS wanna Il sPla tAc
The vegetable Sy up, caie swan, panatea, prepared
by sr S"am, OF Pnaielpha aas ftret.ll neen ntradu
cea her ~ Dr. Pr;e, from tie Umteq sta Is OF America
Mhcfe i IS now excessively used in lhe ranea Of va.
iiey Of Chronic Diseases.
OF The efficacy OF this preparation III Pfice hasbad abnn
tiaiit and ms Satisfactory evie@ee, dun nf *
perncnts made under his Directors sbst arpeon u lie
fensslTahs Hospital and since Is ARRIVAL IN knglana
ne has mad The good rtnn pf witnessing many additiona
instances ut is success" administrations
Inc Diseases IN vino ths VI. ciNe has been pattculaf
y useful are those arislng tom cnrsuta al sarsesas Il
the various forms Of sceotuA, NGcn N M 'se hone
jolnts, Or soft parts aud Vice. .i.sposton 1
ths disease manifested BY debly ahy il operates as
preventive 70 INC local iscase BY beneficial ELECTS or
the constitution II equally eh.ca Gay 10 lslcuria dis
ease and N the secondary forms q lhis ard as late
y been gwen with ma kcd II c.rgnc diseases s
thc Liver, winch haa iesis,ed The caref eXiho,t .
nc " ht. 81,
cd with decided advantage BY h- mos, es aIi,h
ed Surgeons IL London, in 0h.ah had cnti drs
troyeG he right eye OF the patent, gCea 5. 5tie
!, q 'ac sue o. me iaee. NM. PRICE, NJ. u.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-26

TEvlE 9tockho rs in thc Delaware Fire insurance Com
l. pany are hcre:>y iut-t that nsalment Of Five
liars, aI. every 81 Stock by them held, is
RED ired be pad tic u! dag VI July nex, at the BaF
ct Whining and israniy"inc. between the hours Of
Sn3 o'cioci, I. u % te'r S.c.eary.
~ III. u Ne Bpara:
DANIEL BYRNEs. Scc'y
April O.. laG-.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-26

TIE foHoring wosk,s may be ind At
A. & II WILSON'S CIRCULATING Imam
Elizabeth Dc Bruce. 2 vols. lily the aa'lio' Q =
Alhin. \.
De verc or, the Man Of Independence. \ tals' A
the author OF Temane.
ssln our opinion be yercv is & he ab's nlV'
tons nf lis class which has been pnoliSaeu
vaun atl eisyaten al sentiment Tor superior know'eHb
IF society, and lie completion Of most skiiia al i"s
ing story founded that i tell;gence, - havc -
work Of such extraordinary merit laffAf1 W
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-26
A STATEMENT

OF the ic,ied the proceeds thereof the orders
" drawn The Collector, and allow made BY Dc
Road Commissioners OF ST. Georges Hundred, for The sup
port Tie public roads and bridges in sad hundred for
the year 1926.
The amount Of doaTage as per Duplicate S2S,6l6l5
Tax levied al 35 CTS in the one bundled
dollars SI001,57
Errors excepted by Commissioners $500
Commissions allowed by do. 75,99-l2s &
The net proceeds Of SAID Tax SFT5,b5
Tie amount et Money expended as foA,vs
IN obligation paid James James which
was given by X +. Cochran aud G.
Sandegrtl iorme, Road ComIlssion
ers $1,000
Iohn vandegriit order for flank 5s6t
G.. Cox do for Scoops 1000
Messrs Wilson's do for publishing
read accounts CD
Samuel lIarkcr 10 for do 40 5f6csU
The amount Of Orders given Il M5ar,
For the Northcrt District -5}e
For he Eastern District 1919
For the Wesictn District 4i9 81 -------
Balance ii, the hands OF Collector Sl9,a
Orders Gwen Continued SC
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Flancs Ems, do do -
Isaiah Prince, do do %
Adam Prince dn do %
Charlie, Robinson, do do 40
Samuel Goodly, do do ~ I
Jacob Carpenter, do do %
Joseph Pierce do do ~ |
.Iehn ralley do do %
Jrhu ialley Jr. do do So
Ieiin Hardy do do and Adam Grubr 81
" iam philips do do and do 10
Cloud do do and do 223
tteh Robinson do do and do ia
! lhn Fuel do do and do va
" j lam Handy do do and do "
snoi Taley, Jr l do do and do "
29th. Isaac Grub Senior, DO Adam Grnbb 10
Jflu Forwood do do Amor Iailey and Adam
Taley -
tnalle, Forwood do do do md do 72a
l'an Foulk do do aud do 721
Peter trmbb do do o5
Rubeit Morrison do do ~
3nriis Iow do do 80
Isaac Gltbb Jr do do : 80
aht Btd l do do 10
Saron Pierce do do 81
idam laey do Overseer AZ
samuel Grubb, do sm.hing and work under
Adam Tale, ~
smor TalI.y go l8s
levi, S. Tale, do do and do Is
Il oinson Bteso do do and do 65
James Zebley do do and do 2 30
VILLAIN falley do do anl do 3 -
Clark Webster do do and do 81
ia, oh Zeble, d do do and II. Talley 2 20
William Forwood do do aud do 10
George Foruood do do IS
Samuel MGhntock do DO o5
John Alred dodo | Is
harleS iiradan do Amor lalles ~
- Almond do do IS
BE ami Day d do 65
John 'edham do do | 65
Amos l5l,d do do 3 90
Sarah Iales io do 50
George Walker do do ~
Valentine For~ God do do 40
samuel rwooa do do 81
q Yen Zebl.y do do S.
Joseph Pierce do do S.
Robert MClincck do do IS
/ Joseph Robinson do do and III. Lodge, ~
Ehu Faley Senior do Stone leave and labor
under Amor ialey . Sc
| Jacob sharpley do delivering the stone and
! placing them in Road S on
5otn Io,u s'iley do 10 nnls. Harman ralley 343{
\ .s.n,tr. t,.5,e ! l., IN S' . = !
losenh " IL. ld,,do +, "a
Henry Sttd,ian3 / 40 do g2l
rh"mas ua,ca,Y ! a. da =
Iohn Marks 10 do %
w diam Zeoley do do 57l
CAIN I.enler,aan 40 n =
/ Al handler Hand M 4, ~
Jhn Pierce do do 10.
issac G. Taley do do Is
Christopher Lerderman DO do So
Benani Leptletn,an do do ~
thomas Brooks do do 10
Isaac RICHTER do zone delivered an, labor dn 10
4 s26 Nov 5oth James Smith order t,,@,serr ) q
Wa am Brooks do urder James Smith 30
lanes ID ton do do -
Ioshia Dohon l ,o do N
Elhu Taty Dir do ID *
John Justison do DO IS
Levi Chandler / do 40 ~
Jo9n Miller d. do a.
John Baldwin do do -
Jein chandler do Smith work do &
Jnreiniah liaFEer 60 under Hen y Lodge 4 %
loseph jackson d. do 10
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BALM OF sOi.IA3Bi !,

IoR RE5ToRI8c NNn aat7A..EVEN. ~" :"
a fresh supply Of Oldrdse. n..'r Y 7, ~, +
ccived b. A, :. II. Whom
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-26
STATEMENT

nF the Road Of Brandvwine iiuhofeu' Ne"cas
~ lie County, for the year 1926
Amoun, ,t tax laid for the support OF Roads ana
nr, os csn =" 10 the loo dollars. S729 81
49,. f ~ t,r lie wear 1895 per Statement 90 SO
Commissions allowed on Errors for years 1924, =
and 1925 "
$685. so
Allowed on Errors for the year 1924 on
doiIarage 3,40O . oo
Allowed ON Errors for the year 1925 on
dollarage 7,668 70 OF
N' r ru,s ~ .6,a % %
Commissions nett sum, at 9 per cent SO w llo9o
Nett amount of Tax SIUo w
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-26
SN, AIMS PANAak.A.

Wilmington, Del, Jan IS, 1877.
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SIIERIFF'S SALES.

June 1877.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-26

fTSII3 Medicine has acquired very extended and esia
Il ished ce ebny botn in tospual and privaie practice
Inch efficacy alone has supported upNat,is Of III
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-30

Who Las sua,erted tic iiSlltj Of tie press; Re wro
has done all these things when acting u. suh"ru'
nate capacity, is an unsafe man to'ntust WI" '"e
lives aud liberties Of our ,ountrymen.
Many believe that General Jacksons patriotism I,
would restrain The impctuo'ty ct h's temper; an"
Il Elevated to the Presidency keep him III al ms
actions within constitutional limits We ars /.
mnhr hose that dissent itom That "fh.en' hN'
adnttln. the fact, admit that Hene'ai JaeNNo''
would administer The government lawfully and
con.t,.at;oua,,y: elevated To the inst Office ~
our cift, which is sought after by him with an AVID
ity that disrcgards honor and principle as a Ie-
ward for military services, we can view 4 ~ ~
other LIGHT than as the FIRST attack on our repun''
can institutions, which, from the force Of example,
in very little tllne would effect their entire DIES
trrction - Rhode Island Journal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" For oar country's sahe, tor Tie sake q HePW,
ican ibprty, 10 is our earnest cish that wv x
EXAMPLE MAY BE THE GUIDE OF YOUR
SUCCESSORS, aud Mas, oifer bring ne orna-
ment aud Safeguard IF he present age, become me
PATRlMONi Of orr DEsCENDENTs'
The above quotation is part Of the reply made
by congress in 1896 to General Washlngton's last
message MI Giles moved to strike 1t out lie
disapproved the measures of the then admimstra.
ton, and did not regret that Washington was a.
bout to retire: {" all .4merira, he was confident,
uouid ere long, concur IN his oFiatons.' Mr. nl!es
found pieren men to concur with him them and one
Of the number was ANDREW JACKSON
Cincinnati GGSlste.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-30

The poul hkeep.e journal, which Processes to
be in fdror of General Jackson, labors to prove
that the Jackson Assembly ticActin Duchess coun
ty has been deftnred by majority Of !.ioo in 9th
err words, that the Administrator ticket has been
successful to that extent. his is one mode OF
showing ones friendship.
So says tie Albany Argus. We >aPnose that
the Pouyhkecpsie editor cannot consent 70 sacm-
flee his truth to lis party. Truly, considering hos
are this sort Of honesty is, il deserves encourage
men. rather than rcproot. Nat. inte!lssEcer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-30

W. H. CnAwronp was elected Judge Of the
Supreme Court of the MOI thern Circuit, in joint
meet.n. Q! the Georgia Legislature. OF the St inst
IN place oi Judye Dooy, deceased. Mr.. Craw
ford had ll9 votes out Of 1880 were scatter
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-30

at The F,ilaeys' Cattle Show and EAhit' e pores
Manniac'urei, Turkey Hills, CRANKY, G1nn circuit 3i
2Nh Ne committee sstc that they @eeu' i worthy II 7
ucuar nnttc ih,, az apple presented them ~ "sa
r. owen, The one hall 81 which sweet thn ulwr ~
bob nf ~ cScei"rt hsyonr man'ai,,n@ their d,.a
c'aacers - an eAact line oi division. pcrc '",e ory
The taste. This singular fem i plalncod ~ ~ p~e
t budding and requires SKIN and precision "a 'hc q ca
on. Two buds IT different spcct' Of tlc apple nfr5
lied equally. and 'hc halves Of opposite clAaeofsae ~
ted, ai.l placed in The stock
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-30

GRArxvir,r. e. e. NV. lo.~-Depaftr'' Z
life. in Bunco..ne County, y. &. On ihc 5lh ~
DR.. Robe,, u ~ p, in the 3oth year Of his a@f'
formerly member Of Congress from .ioreaa ! "a
gressional district. Nurth Carolina.
This eenilcman's death vas occasanrd BY :
Hca'd received ID a dGci Win the lion. .s'wFf
r. Carson, the present member Ct C"ngrcs' ION
'hc same district. The meeting 'pok pla'c +;
n'ceck II tie t'oin'ns ct tie 5tl inst. ~ TIC 'oi
which di,!Grs Nmih and Suaih Cm,Alna, MHfe
Euneomhc all GteenyIlr join. tho distance Irii'
ten paaes. \. the Inst Ore lir. iaicr lece'lf'
the ball q. NJ aitngoni, jns above the i.hi NY
II passe,l t!lon2h Ills body, and Was cox ifcin ~
skin Oh Tie opposite SIDE he firing Just alter "A
without effect. Dr. Vance subsequently, observe
that i" Fl; the bali before be !ircl a tcw ~.
nles after tcletaiag ms wound, We pr0noAtfc' e.
n'"ita'. aiL asked i lie bad BIT Nr. Carson -
bring informed that te had moi, lie said. vi e''
si"t 4 Z" lie met death "th g'ea' ct'np~'V''.
an' perfectly IN his senses.
Inc pa'i'ts were competitors at t'e LATE -
grcss oval t,riion, ant TIE Gnartel tais wv
Cd, ST. - ended 80 d!enllfA,
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IlI,AMINl..

The f9llowiny the drawn Numbers in the Hhe3e
hhd Loisrv ior the heneit If the West Baptist Sccet,
Glass No. ,, nrawn On the 2lst instant
f2---2O-32-il- 21--is.
call aud renew your prizes at
Robertson s Liltlc's,
Nov. So No 80 Market st. Wilmington, nel
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NEXT WEDN ESDAI!
Iiroiuin .Stnte Lntttlu.

fHtHW 5IuIP I4UHtFy,
Fer he beneGl ct tie Dismal swamp Canal COMPANY,
tenth class 10 be drawn at richmond, VA "a t.e 5ll
day of Dtcembc,, 1897
Scirme Il priae Of $4,000 Of 600 q $500,
of 1850; OF !, 500 It 1896 . Of lUOo GOT 500;
~ OF 259; 10 Of 2OO - Of 16U 1t OF 46 Il 49, ~
Of So 90 Of lji O58 Of ~. 1890 Of J
TcSet IS Halt 81 So II 25-Eighh c2l els.
For sale at
Robertson 8 iittic's
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-30

r7... ~ :. Nm .,E,ro I-II,,,,,,, \ T,l-,,-
~ ~ ~ 'S',~
The Richmond Enquirer, WI ms commentary on uie
i5hchbuIE Address says 'sr hnofe ula' " lien nas
expressed tlms opposed 70 ha' aodnons CONSTRUCTION
tor winch MI Adams message contends
Again, N the Enquirer q he @b'h OF October, ne says
as to the Constitutional principles Te kh1W from ftf
we saw many mouths SINCE nrdtr General Jocksons o
MnA MEYER sTESphn ro RE 'tEn tha he was as,onshed
aud startled by the eXaVaGnnt entertainments supported
The following paragraph;
sit was STAGED in the Address of Daniel R,ymond. i,
Ktaefriters rayen, IL Tuesdav night At, il aswer to
que'ion pot e vim, iha' Gen Jacsson had informed him
,i4' he N. = iavos Of 'he Ve,4a construction OF the
~ no n"po'
Iom, ste maNins Internal
TO ,he,e Statement. We wn ald .b,, !, Is within o,r
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Delaware and North Carolina
Consolidated Lottery.

LOiINfNfUTtW T-OItTTV
Second Glass. 10 he dawn II Wilmington, (Dcl y
December 22d 1877.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-30

Nee. Totk Election. entire returns 9! "
late election il the State Of New-lork are pub
li-hed in the Albany and City papers. They -
fer very widely in their estimate OF tie te'a''9e
strength nf Presidential Parties among the mem
urrs elect. The National Advocate gives the coua
ties end their delegates. ~ detail, ana i""k's'
(,om Inc best information II can obtain, the follow
inn hvnnthesis Of helr polt.ca eompleAlon.
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i!obcrtson & I.iilic'


Nov So ONE, 80 %. Market ST., " llming,on
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08
PROVIDENCE.
HENRY O'CONNOR.

II Is with extreme reluctance, That we again
aliude to this Origual Tale, nor woull we ever
Insinuate one word towarL il, were we moi daily
and almost hourly asked by som one when it
viii be conc ude,!; and Others, have rather dis.
cautiously SAID, that they entertained u belief,
that it never would be finished. and that we gre
'nable 10 bring tito II conclusion. When We
-orim"n~ed the 'torv, we were far from suppos.
NJ, eyep Tor q ml ment, that we shoCld awaken
;he curiosity ofsny one, aud had not the most
reuo,e idea, that we should be frequently call
4 up"u. TO bring il to a speedy conclusion ; tor,
',on, the publication Of the tale, would never
lave been commenced in u newspaper. ~
Por..on. # The tale Tor ONE eight or te.
weeks, were regularly presented 10 our patrons,
uhen fr reasons. which II Is not necessary t. as
sign, they were suspended. imm d etely, we
were ,ensed and called upon to continue the sto.
Y. ard for a little PERIOD continued 10 Go 81, oL
rs express condition tia we sl,onld be nj liberty
t. publish il, Just AS line and convenience should
dictate; and, after presenting portions, for two or
;bree weeks. the story was again suspended.
ana thus the affair stands at this moment. We
a c far from being 4 s,oscd to awaken curiosity,
rom u mere disposition 10 make our paper inter-
esting, without gratifying that curiosity, aud we
pledge ourselves, that the novel shall be compile
ted, with as little delay as practicable.
Whilst we declare that we place no particular
value on the story, we must confess, thct our
vanity has been not "a little lattered, by the re-
peaied requests thut have been made US to flu
'sh il; AM, if we have thus far gratifed any
"nr, we are r%ejoicej, and tender our thanks 10
those. who have been pleased TO think we'll Of
our humble production.
A. in apology for The egoiism, which has been
SlIoady dsl layed, ny the mere writing OF this
article, We must ronark, that we have been
driven to it,by The opportunities, Of not a few OF
our friends and rat' ons. who have made n cell
or informal ion; several Of whom, nave doubted
tur ability to tlosc the story. and svowed their
- &c, n,iaition 10 stop tho paper, if ne do
not close il. In conclusion Of this un ell
come article, for the information OF all. we re-
pcat, that the story will be re. commenced after
the lapse oil little period-as soon as our ell.
gascmen,s win aiIow-and viii be completed,
~iii OBJ i,ti!' ,iels ~ pracucabln.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08
GUN ELASTIC-oR

India Rubber Shoes and Orer-ShOes.
VINE subscriber respectfully informs the
pablo, that he has constantly on hand,
- full and very general supply OF Gnm Elastic
or India Rubber Shoes and Over-Shoes, which
aie will dispose Of on the mast accommodating
terms. Having made arrangements to Inpor,
the GIn Elastic directly from Para, he is en-
abled 20 sell il at lower rates than any other
person in New-England, and invites dealers 20
make him a call.
TIE utility and great benefits derived from
1he use Of these Shoes, has been fully tested
by May Of The most respectable citizens o.
this country, and as a preventative against the
cold aad vet, are esteemed decidedly superio.
to leather. In a climate IKE ours, subject -
grsit changes, it ~ important TO keep the feet
warm and dry; and nothing, thus far, mas bael
found equal to the Gan Elastic. The shoe Is
light, elastic, pleasant to the foot, and partic
ularly calculated for LADIES'.
Orders fom any par. of INC country will be
promptly attended to, if dire ted 70
STEPHEN G. SMITH,
No. 70, Westminsie r-st. Pro, idence, X. /
November 20.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08
MATRIMONY.

II nny ehanoc have some odd qri,ks and remnants Of wit
Lroken ON ruc, he case | have lard so long against marriage -
,outh, that he ,nnoi endure IN hi, age: Shall quips, and SEN
and these paper bullets Of the brain, awe a man from the
,aeer of hi, humori No: the world must be peop,ed. When
said, 4 would die a bachelor, 1 did not think should live ill
1 were married." Mah A.o about Nothiag.
Thus reasoned honest Benedict, when he
changed hs op,nions, b oke his vows, anI de.
terhined TO wei the witchiny Dearice-and
though Major NOAH, for five and forty long
years, lived in a state Of single b.essedne,s, in
he end, like horet Benedict, he made his re-
cantation, has wcddei, Thrown a.de the former
,nan,and ms concluded, THAT the world must be
peopled." Well, we are RICH, glad that the Ma
ior has taken wife, and hope, that dlrins his
wedJel estate, he may live as happy as he could
possibly an;icipa;e--rear u whole family Of little
,lorIecais, and Judges OF Israel, ind Il swarm Of
';sch.l, and Rcbcccas.'
Bul the iajor, like most old Bachelors, has
been "A long Tine IN arriving IA this WISE con.
c.usion ;--uore 'hAu Jour years since, ne de.
bounced The lite Oft Bachelor, and talked most
atheticniiy, about petticoats and wcdlock, la.
~ sSS'Ssl "'N A's COIecltS Dul
al old bachelor always moves like u snail ;-all
'hsnss are dull with h.ni-ne stops too long TO
effect before he nets, and after all lie acts 100
tie. O',ly think ont! Il the alajor had wrd-
led al tho time he began to have IN IDEA favor.
aoie 10 the welded estate, ere this he would, in
All human probai iirty, have had Il score OF young
hiordecaIs, AMI young Judges of Israel Ground
nim--hc would have btel blessed with u tribe
II young Jews. quite sufficient TO colon'za Grand
Island, ugoa whom he could have levied a capi-
taiion tax, aud lived II in comparative splcndour,
&c the regal monarch o. his tribe" But it 8
aevcr 'oo late to DO u good thing, and though
me MAJOR hus come to the loast at tho eleventh
n"u', we bid him pnrtakc 10 his hearts coutent;
aad wish hun ali the joys, that welded life can
afford.
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DYING, PRINTING AND 5LEACHI G
ny THE
LYNN PRINTING, COMPANY.

& rye and fin sh in the best manner, Broad
~ Cloths; Kerseymeres; Satins; Sarsne,s;
Canton and Ialian Grapes; Plush; SILK and
Cotton Velveis; Silk and Worss cd Cords; Cam
lis Hair Shawl-; SAX ana Cotton do; HOSE
ry ard Gloves; r bbons, Taste, &c.
PERMANENT Greens on Silks for Un-
brellas anu PlrtsOls.
PER MANENT colours on Cotton and
WooIien Yarn, for Weaving and for Carpeting.
PRINT Fancy Patterns on Silk Cotton and
Linen, and Border and Figure Wooilen Table
Cloths, Sn,u Wis and Flannels.
BLEACH IN the best manner all descrip.
lions OF Cote: and Linen Goods, and relrove
Stains and Iron mould from Table Linen, SC.
ALSO Cleanse Garments Of every descrip-
ton Cleanse and Glaze Furpiture,. Cleanse
Carpets, Blankets, Imitation and real CASH
mere Shawls, in a style equal to any in the
country.
B. & G. A. TAYLOR, Agents,
No. 10, Market Square,
No. II Gin Providence
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-08
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AT mo. I, CANNL-STREET.
n SNALLEY, has Just received at his
-. Clothing Establishment, a prime assor,-
ment of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadcloths and Cassimeres; Vestings, now
ane elegant patterns; a few pieces drab Duff
fills, Kerseys, lads, Camblcts, Bookings, &c.
Sc.
On hand An extensive assortment eff Ready
Made Clothing, Of every description. made in
the best and most durable manner; and n the
latest style, which will be sold for cash, at
prices that cannot fail to suit customers.
October 3