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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

We make below all extract from Mr.
Brougham's speech, at a dinner in Liver
pool. We append to this an editorial arti
Gle from the Liverpool Advertiser of the
10Th juno, which will explain the cause of
the festlvity.
do not look upon power "a thing 10
be enved by any wise or good man. Pow
er III ltself-mcre powers any thing
rather than either II iear) friend TO vir-
tue or test of merit. 1T Is enjoyed by
right of birth; 1t is inherited by bloated des.
pots; 1t Is purchased through blood and
and slaughter by ferocious warriors and
pestIlentisl conquerors; II is held by the
tenure ofthe very defects that reduce men
lower than their kind, by the miserable
lntimates of all Eastern Seraglio; but pow.
er, TO be OF use to mankind, 1.-The power of
dong good 10 our country,-the opportu.
nlty OF scattering blessings over the land
Ot our birth or Of our sdoption,--the power
to enable you 10 root out ignorance. To diff.
fuse the light OF knowledge. 10 break the
CHAINS of enslayed men, Of Whatever color.
of whatever sect they may bc;--power, to
beneht our land. and To illustrate our conn.
try, and TO ennobe our age, and to amend
our rsce,--t IS power, which a man,
which an angel, might stoop from his
height 10 take up,--(The loudest cheers
for several minutes.
do believe. from the bottom Of my
whole heart, that in lending my feeble AID
to esia biIsh pow or IN the hands Of the men
who a, this moment .wielh IL. l have ena-
bled many to hold 1t for these sacred pur.
poses; snd care not whether have II in
my oan hands or have the happiness Of
strengthening the honest hands Of others.
Loud eheers) Iieel assured that he who
does so, While his life here Is spared, doing
good tn his fellow creatures IN his humble
sphere and to the best Of his own feeble
powers, has that heartfelt satisfaction,
While lie world dearly purchase any mise
rab,e promoucnin ths state, or IN the judi.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
AUCTIONS.
Administrators Sale.

By eirt,.e ofa decree ofMs Supreme Judi.
e'ai Court, for the county Of .Ns,eport,
tciA be offered for sale at Public .laciion,
onMs prrmisss, on The 18th day Of Sep
fember merit,
A Ii. the right, title and interest which
IN Benjamin Pearce, a, the time Of his do
cease had in and to the real estate herein af.
ter described, vis,-A lot of Land, with tho
Dwelling House and Out.buildiugs thereon
standing, situate in Marlborough street sub.
Ject To the dover of the widow il that part set
on to her by order of court--one other lot of
and with the Dwelling House and out. build
ings thereon, situate in Duke street, and
Lot of Land situate on Easton Point, No. 81
in the division oil said Point, the last subject
TO quit-rent, ESTHER PEARCE.
BY her Attorney II. X. RANDOLPH.
aug 10, lSs7. 4w
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Guardians Notice.

VNTlE subscriber hereby gives public notice
J. ,ha, he has been appointed by the Hon.
Court of Probate ofthe town Of North Kings,
town. Guardian Of the persons and estate u
SARAn DAwLrv, WiIIIan DAwLrY, EIcn.
Am DAwLtp and PIlEo DAwirr, mincrs,
children Of Peleg Dawley, Of said town, de.
lie hereby eallso on oil persons having demands
against said estate, 10 exhibit the same tohm
within sis months from the date hereof--and
those indebted 10 make immediate payment (,
and also, eli persons having any effects be.
longing 10 the heirs Of said deceased, TO rem.
der an sccoun, thereof ofimnrdiately
ROBERT ELDRED, Guardian,
Neith.Kin.s .stewn, aug ~, In
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

-. tnreate ued efforts Of indisposit.on,
especially in young children, who have not
th. power to communicate their wants, and
VINO are subject to q variety OF fatal disc O.
ses, the predlsposition to which 10 often
mistaken for a simple aliment, requiring no
particular attention. One Of the most In
sid,ous and the most destructive OF these
complaints. is the CT CUP, that Is 50 frequent
W mistaken for slight cold. until 1t be
comes too firmly seated TO be reached by
all the ails of mcdlclne or surgery. We
do not make these remarks 10 alarm par
ents, but as an inducement 10 caution and
vigilance IN reference 10 the health of their
tsnder offspring, particularly al tiiIs season.
THus far TIE mortality among children mas
"ut, we believe been greater than is usual
at this period. La ali other respects the
town is higniy heaithy.--lP Prov. Am.
-9<o-
The Charleston Mercury contains let
Ter from ney West under date OF 10TH ult.
Vhlcn says -" The Mexican banner is
now H. ns IN this harbor, OH board one OF
the seven vessels captuI ed from the Span
Iards, as tender to the Conmodore's Fug-
ate the LIbertad Key West Is at present
very heaithy--the Mexican das waves con-
splcaous IN its harbor. anu the Commodore
Is gone to Vera Cruz, II Is thought Tor the
purpose Of bringing on more force to thls
station"
-Four thousand copies Of mr. Buchanan's
letter were sold IN Philadelphia, in a few
hours aiter It was received III hat city. 1t
was ISSUED in an extra, from the Office OF
the Democratic Press.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
dAdrrif0.

In Little Compton by the Rev Amos Bin.
ney, Mr.. Joseph Sisson, to Miss Patience r.
Wibour, daugh Inter Of he Hon Isaac Wibour
In Iivertown on Monday, July 23d, by the
Rev. Mr. Gale, Mr. Hugh Y. BrightInan, to
Miss Charlotte Burt, daughter Of Mr., Fred
erck Burt, both of this place.
by special lcence, in England, His Grace
the Duke Of St Adams, To Mrs Coutts, wild.
ow Of the rich Banker of that name, with an
income Of about half a million of dolls a year
The groom is stated 10 be about thirty years
younger than the bride, who yet preserves
much of her beauty Her Grace formerly
Mss Mellon) belonged to the Theatre. and in
l7i5, made her first appearance az Drury
Lano. The Duke is said to have royal Blood
IN his veins. being a descen ndant Of the yoiup.
tupus Charles III. by his favorite mistress
Eienor Grin, and enjoys some peculiar but
not important privileges from his descent
Dte0.
In this town, yesterday, Mr.. MAsv, wife
of Col Henry Moore, aged ~. [Obituary
next week.
In Bristol, on the 1Ith inst. Mr. Samuel
Bradford jr. in the 2lst year Of his are.--On
Tuesday Deacon VIM Munro, aged 81 years
In Winchester, Va. Mrs. Margaret WindIe,
in the 9Gth year Of her age--the oldest in
habitant of the town, having settled there
when there were but four house. in the place.
Two days after the birth other first child, she
waded the South Branch Of the Potomac -
She never took dose of medicine, lost
tooth, wore pair ofspectacles, or was bled +,
in her life
At Edcnton, n. G Samuel Treadweu. Esq.
Collector of that Port lie was appointed by
Washington in 1901, and was The Oldest Col
rector in the y s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
Nautical EntfIliDente.
PORT DAVENPORT.
ENTERED.

sloop Albany. Vars, New York,
sloop Empress, Thayer, do.
CLEARED.
Sch. Washington Packet, Shove. .AIexsndris,
sIoop Empress. Thayer. Providence,
Brig Pomona, Newton, West Indies,
MEMORANDA.
Arr at Providence on Tuesday last, brig
Fame, BigIey, ~ days fr. Havana.
Brig Harvest, Eldred, ofthis port, from Tia.
vsna. arrived of Poole, Eng. June 2lst
Bf 2 Ann Gadsden, Barker, sailed from Ire.
men June 18th, ios Gettsnburg.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
Real Estate fov Sale,

On MO.NDlY,'2Sih inst. IN front of To,cr-
sends Cg9te. House, ,eiii be sold at .4nc-
ton.
OF not previously disposed of a, private sale, }
4 Small Farm now occupied by Nathan
N Browneli, adjoining the farm of the
Hon. Asher obblns, consisting of about 10
acres of land, with dwelling house and
other buildings standing thereon. Condi-
tiuns at time and place. s, CORNELL.
Aug. l6. WIN. LOWE, .4uctr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
NEW YoRK Aug. u.

''''' h<u'e'' Ds the sun SOStPHtHc, Cdp-
tam Coles, from Belfast. the editors of
the Gazette have a regular series of Irish
papers 10 the i4th OF July, inclusive, aud
have been favored 10y the owners of the ship
with Liverpool accounts to the l3lh. Their
contents are of all interesting character.
The continuation of the surrender OF the
citadel OF Athe eus--the friendly intericr.
ence OF the European powers IN the affairs
OF GIeece--and the Improvement in the
Liverpool markets, are all subjects of inter.
est. Our extracts are as coplvus as our
limits will permit
Both Houses of Parliament we're pro.
rogued on the I'd.
According to the London Globe of the
9th, The Treaty of the Great European
Powers tor the protection OF the Greeks
has been signed IN England. Three Brit.
Isn shps oi Inc Line from the Tagus had
probably sailed tor The Dardanelies under
Admiral Beauclerc.
The Sun OF the 10th says " Il is under
stood that Treaty between this country
France ana Russia, having for Its oojec'
The pacilication Of Greece has been signed.
The stipulation OF the Treaty Will not be
made known till the publications nave been
exchanged.
In the Courier ofthe same date we fin
1t asserted OH the authority ui' the Paris pa
pcrs that the porte mas refused the inter
vention ot the European powers, and sum
noned all the Mussulnen 10 arms. Tho
creek National Assembly having termm
ated It's labors, dissolved Itself al Trezenc
Oh the 18th of May; and the seat OF gov
ernDent was transferred ~ NapolI III kO
mania.
The Reis Effcndi, in refusing to submit
to the propositions oftho European power,
referred them to The Resolutions OF the
Congress OF Verona, IN which it was de
clared that they would not interfere IN the
affairs Of Greece.
The celebrated French Colonel Fabvior
was mortaly wounded IN sally made b,
the garrison of the Acropolis. lls fell into
the hands OF the Turks, who cut off his head,
and sent 1t to Cons,antinopie.
The Russian fleet destined for the Med.
iterranean was TO sal from Cronstadt on the
18th of June, under the command of Ad.
miral Sinisrn.
The London News ofthe 9th says that
the Marquis of Lansdowne Is to take the
Seals of tnc Home Department.
The Duke of Argyle has been appointed
Keeper of the Great Seal Of Scotland, in
the room of the Duke Of Gorden, deceased
Ii Is positively asserted that the Marquis
Of Anglesea has been appointed Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland, and that he is TO assume
tie Vice Regal government in three
months.
The Corn Bills have received the Royal
Assent.
The John Bull has this paragraph "The
North Carolina, of 10 guns, American
ship, commanded by Commodore Rogers,
is IN the Mediterrancan--the Whole crei0
are British"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
Grand State Lottery, No. 10,

Grand State Lottery, No. ID.
To be- drawn this day in Providence.
LOOK OUT FOR Prizes -!
ScBEME.-l prize OF $1,000; Of 300;
of 1876; of 1000 ! of900; I ofSO0; |
'I 900, OF 800; of 800; Of 900 10 OF
100; "a OF 30; Ss OF -; 52S of4; 5676of2.
Tickets only S2-halves Si--quarters
~ cents--a very few tickets may be hod
by immediate application at the Old Lucky
Dilice Of J. T.. SHAW.
GOOD LUCK .AG.qLN.4S USUAL .77'
TIE OLD LUCKY OFFICE.
Combination 80 43 81 in tue ~ Y Consoli-
dated Lottery, No D, cano up prize Of 81
80 and was sold at this Office 10 gentleman
- Washington county.
Nos drawn in tho y. Y. Consolidated Lot.
cry, No, 5, "a 81 10 81 80 43 30 33
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

AT Wilmington August ist, schf Adams,
Dennis, from this port
r .frr; at Philadelphia, the l7th sloop Mary,
Fox, from this port.
Norfolk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
NOTICE (!

4 faw more iietris in the DOMESTIC IN.
"a DUS7Rf J. lottery, winch will be
drawn thls afternoon in Providence, remain
ahS0td at the oise OF WM CALLAHAN. L,
as IN the last class ofthe above LOTTERY that
one quarter of the $500 prize was on hand
when the list was received previous 10 which
II might have been bought for 10 cents. The
same or some OF the other handsome prizes IN
ne present scheme may now be ON hand
~omt aud try ityou have no tckut, you can
not draw aprize,
Whole tickets only $2-haves Sl-quar-
ters % cents
Also, ior sale az abovc--a few moro tickets
~ tho UNION C.fA.lL LOTTERY, which
irow yestcrday--ltst expected Saturday -
52o,0O0 Highest prize, Tickets So
arts IN prOporilon- aug -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
National Reader.

4 SELECTION of Exercises in Read.
IA ing and speaking designed To ill the
same place IN the SCHOOLS or THE
UNITED STATES, that is held by the
compilations of Murray, Scott. Enfield,
Uylius, Thomson, Ewing, aud others; by
JonN PiERroNr, compiler OF the American
first Class Book.
The above Is for sale BY
JAMES HAMMOND.
aug. %, l-27
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23

hssbcen advised OF the blockade Of Al
glers with orders TO capture the above
mentioned vessels.
The French squadron is before Algiers,
and the Admiral has demanded not only
that proper apologies should be made to
the Consul, but that the French dag should
be holsted On the battlemenls ana castles,
and saluted with l0I guns, which it is said
mas been refused.
A very important affair, Madrid paper
says, occupies the attention OF the Spanish
government. IL relates To the canonica al
institution given by the Pope to several
bishops IN Colombia, upon the presentation
OF Bolivar. TINS institution was dnnoun-
ced olhclslly 10 The Spanish authorities at
Rome, ana that 1t mad take IL place IN con-
sequence ota concoraat conc luded between
the holy See and the Republic OF Colom-
bla, by tIe Representative OF The latter
AS SOON as thls was known at Madrid or
ders were sent To the frontiers enlolnlup
the authorizes not 10 admit into SPAN the
new Papai NunIIo, who bad left Rome Tor
that purpose. The Nunclo had returned
to France having Oeen stopped at lrun.
AT Brest two vessels vi 80 guns each
anu irigate OF Ou guns were equIppng,
their destination saId 70 be TO augment the
squadron already before Algiers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
PERRY WEAVER,

isto OF Newport, dcconsed, by giving bonds
as the law directs: He therefore requests all
persons who are indebted TO the soid deccas
ed estate to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon to ex.
hibt the same for settlement
THOMAS WEAVER, Executor.
Newport, aug %, 1877.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
ARTHUR FLAGo,

late Of Newport, deceased Represented insol.
vent, do hereby give notice that sir months
from the 9Th August are allowed To the credi
tors Of said estate to bring in ard prove their
respective claims, and that we will attend for
that purpose at the store Of mr. ID &. Der.
ham on the 9th days of December and Febru.
ary next, at o clock r. m. on each day,
Isaac TAooAsT, COmmiSSi0rsTs.
ID & DESBss,
All persons indebted to said estate are &c.
auested to make immediate paj ment To
RICHARD SHAW, .7dmr.
Newport aug. %
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers having been appoibt.
w cd by the Hon. Court Of Probate, for
the town Of Newport, commissioners 10 re-
ce,vo and Examine the claims Of the creditors
against the estate Uf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-23
Executors Notice.

VEiIE subscriber hereby gives public notice
l. that he has been duly appointed, and Ia
ken upon himself the trust Of the Executor OF
the l,.t Will and T,stnmeut Of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
TESTIMONIALS.
Lancaster county, IS.

ms
Nathaniel Lightner Esq Mayor Of the city Of LancsS,
aud being duly sworn or affirmed scveraly deposed Y5
declared, that they had made Of DR.. Caikson Free
mans Cough Drops Cor Indian Specfc) upon the nsee
with the greatest success for the curing OF coughs ch
as,hmas, consumptions splitting Of blood and diseases 4
the breast and lungsand that in every instance their d
iects were complete and inalbc, will fully appear bylh,
following testimony Of those who have used them
MARTIN LroHr, Of Lancaster aged 50 years. long lin.
greYousiy afflicted with violent cough pam and sichy
IN his sides and breast, splitting Of matter from his lungs
night sweats and hectic fever, and much enaciated md
his life despaired of completely cured by using I'M
les, now better than years and remains well 10 The
disease Of his breast and lungs affirmed and ubscibed
April 7th, 1896
Samuel Dennis. aged &c. Of strasburg township, Marin
kraymer, aged Al years, Of Conestoga township vre
time exceeding l.-lsaac Broom, aged " years Of us
City OF Lancaster-cnred by using three botles-Chsr
Blanchard, aged IS years, Donegal township cured BY
using bottles Hess, aged AZ years Of Man,
nor iownshp,-cu,ed by using bottles, Richard john
SON. aged 80 years, Of Donegal township Jacob Wilhelm
aged "A years Of the City of Lancaster G. b. Lowe II
the City OF Lancaster,Joseph Rarr, aged 40 years Of
StrasburB township ,-EEzabeth Kahler aged IT. years
Mierstown Manner township. Each Of he above named
persons abouled under violent coughs pains and stitches
in the sides and breast for long time and expecoraon
OF slime and aterfrom the lungs Hectic feyeIsand night
sweats, &c. &c and were cured in short time by usrgA
few bottles Of his Indian Specific. Seyeray sworn OF Sc
hrmed and subscribed TO in 1896
In testimony whereof, have hereunto affixed my hand
and seal This goth day Of January, 1927 in the city oLa
caster.
tsSA1l NATHANIEL LIGHTNER, Mayor.
Dr. G. Freeman, of the city of Lancaster, respectfully
informs the public, that the introduction Of bus met
cine to the Citizens of the United States within the last
Is years past 2S2 Dispositions have been taken before the
proper authorities IN The city Of Lancaster viz avery
great proportion before the late John Hoif Esq and be-
tore Samuel Carpenter Esq for many years Mayor u tie
cy Of Lancaster great number before Samuel Dale Esq
an alderman for the city Of Lancaster and Judge Of
the Court Of common Pleas of the county Of Lancaster also
number has been taken before Aclante. Ldghtuer. Esq
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
PUBLIC SALE.

tE Subscriber having disposed Of his farm with an in
ten'ion Of leaving the State, win sell at PUBLIC
SALE, Tor cash, on Monday The OH Of .9pri merit at his
house on the Kennel Turnpike road near Cen,reve in
GhIs!,ana Hundred, Newcastle County, all his Stock and
Farming Utensils, consisting of Horses Mich Cows and
dearborn Wagon, Ok Cart one horse Cart one Tur
nip Drill, one Dutch Fan and Cutting Box-Iiay bv the
ion-Aso, valuable assortment of Household and Hitch
en- Furniture, comprising Beds Bedsteats and Bedding.
Tables, Chairs Bureaus. Looking Classes Book Case
one eight day clock, large lea Urn set Of blue and
white gilt edged China, gold metle Tea Kettle and
Sale to commence precisely at 10 o'clock. A. NJ
RICHARD BELL.
Nisleh so'i, 1871 42-2tp
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100000 DOLLARS

The Delaacare Fire Insurance Compa,,
INCORPoRATEDby the Legislature Of the STA. ~
J. ware, with capital Of one hundred ,housand ) nea
The President and Directors are now ~ uOia
tons for Insurance, at their Office, No 81 ShnlA llCs
between Front and Second streets, against Io s,tt
every description Of buildings in general Mercts re
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes Household ra
and other personal property also, sgainstlos Or a
by inland transport alton Of goods, wares mercland.
country produce. Ha
Teims of insurance will be as ia, orabe as an, ~
Companesi the Cities Of Philadelphia or New Yot s
ties assured, may repose the fullest confidence ~
soldy OF its capital and that all esses m he a ms
adjusted by the company. pT
JonN MooDy is Agent TO survey property 10 be ;n,.
for the and vicinity of New Castle In place If y
Baney, declined. : y
Levi II. EVANS is Agent to survey proper,v n :
sured for the town and vicinity of Elkton y v
JoHH CLOAK is Agent TO survey property TO be 1n.,
for the town and vicinity of Smyrna. "'u'sa
JosErn JOKES is Agent to survey property 10 be Ins
for the town Of Wes,-Cheser and vicinity '4'sa
Direcsors
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Baiy VIM. Chandler.
David 9. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph c. Gpin, Robert Porter
VIM. SEAL, Presiden
d. BrREss, Secretary.
April 10, 1926. a.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
WILLIAM WILLIAMS

III WING reinquis ed his old stand, fnown the Cant.
Il Wells Bridge Hotel takes this hid OF returning
sncere thanks to his rerds and the public for the
\ liberal patronage afforded him.
lie hes low taken the commodIous building fronting On
Hgh Street ~ sand Village, eddy Mrs Bradford where
ne purposes keepnga HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT,
aodg every CONVENIENCE and comfort and shall feel
grateful tor such patronage may be extended him.
aIlny those who may favor him with their on that no.
'hng shall be lefl undone TO give general satisfaction
WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
eahtweiis biidge, March 70, 1926 42-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
LAST NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate OF J9sa'
"A Brtg5s deceased. late Of the Borough Of wilmington
Delaware are requested to present their wlla
delay and those indebted said hereby nolhe
,na' unless immediate payment is made 10 WILLIAM H.
NAFf, who is authorized 10 receive the same their accounts
"il be placed in the hands ofa Magistrate for collection
JOHN BRIGGS, Admit
March 9, 1927. 35-9
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
Soap and Candle Mannfactory

public that the establishment heretofore e.naun., 'e
JAMES NAr' ESD together with the accounts connec,sa
wrn the 1aDs Of that from the frs.
continue the business in all its branches at a. ne WIZ
corner OF ANAL and Queen Streets The Fead M.
as aI ,r waee ne win Ia1ars and furnish a, p
Isl and ,s sn nsud and Pr CANDLES Furs xs
~ \ =; The highest price given for Tallos ansh.,.
WILMINGTON, Nov. H. 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
COUGH DROPS,
OR INDIAN SPECIFic

VT NV D1sls' OTECIFW
For the cure Of colds, cousls
asthmas and approaching con.
sumptions.
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Office e/tae Secyefc-y Of STATE,

Dover, March 21th, IS27.
A List showing the names and amount
IN of stock of the retailers Of for
eign goods, wares and merchandise,
within the State OF Delaware, who have,
conformably TO the provisions Of the
acts of Assembly in sach case made,
obtained and paid for licenses 10 sell
by retail. the said goods, wares and
merchandise; prepared from returns
made into this Office by the Clerks OF
the Peace oflhe Counties respectively ;
TO wit:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06

8Co,945
Published in obedience to the act Of
Assembly entitled Gan act laying du-
les on licenses to retailers of foreign
goods, wares and merchandise
JOHN Nj. CLAYTON.
f@s Secretary IF Suite.
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Delaware and Hudson Canal.

1 ABOUREkS accustomed to the use of the Spade, OF \
- working in itock, will fno employment on line
forty miles Of the above Canal The Rock Work on 'a
Delaware River is now going on and the excavation
earth VIII proceed so soon as the season will permit Re
sons wishing TO reach the work from the North Refrs
land either at Kingston or Newburgh.
JOHN BOLTON. PresiA'
March ~, 1897. 3o--t
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APPRENTICES WANTED

TWO apprentices to the Bookbindinc bns;nes ,an,a,
February 90, 1927 " '"e "aseh'hah.