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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27
Rhode Island State LOTTERY,

Rhode Island State Lottery,
9th Glass; draws on Wednesday The Isl Of August
Scheme--1 Prize of $4,000; l of $780, 1 i 1,1l2;
SO Of 600; 10 Of 500 10 OF 200 % Of 10U; 46 90
OF 90; 1850 of and $3.50 of a.
Ticket s4-fIalf S2-Quarer ST. Eighth so cts
To be had in great variety Of Numbers at
f.. B.5RKER:S
Truly Prompt and Lucky Office,
July "A M. 81 Markef rec, wilmington
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THREE CENTS REWARD.

n AN AWAY from the subscriber, from school, on We'd
L neslav the ooh day Of June last, n'iented white
o. named Eleanor Iaty, aged 10 years whatsoever Sc
ercs and brings home the above named girl, shall have
tle above reward, but charges. All persons are tor
bid hatboring her my account. JNO MiNTYRE
July 18, 1897 90 ?
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shopkeeper who had by his conduct obtained the name
of the little rascal" being asked why this appelaton
had been given him. replied, To distinguish me from The
rest of my trade, who are all great rascals'
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A CARD.
June %

G. GARDETTE, Dentist, respectfully announces to
% the habltants of this Borough and IFS vicinity, that
e will commence the actce of his professional services,
il this place, Monday the Esd inst and will remain but
one week.
Ju,v Is. IL
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NOTICE.

iA ~ His day mad, assignment Of all my property
he'h real and personal, mixed and nnxrd' anu =
every Kind wha,snev,r nn'n ho5rt Pearson and .'osha
HHtai II Newcastle CAiits, sac ct De'aaare, for tie
bu ft Of NV creditors al such of them shall sign :
@a7e before Tho ms, DAY q! September next tns
"a. CALEB SEAL
Wilmington. jul, 6 N, 1917 Il
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M'CAULEEY * RICE,

South Hest II, md near u, Brundyrine mills,
Il and adjoining the formerly conducled BY Nj. j h.
zee as srocerywhere il may be Of disady an,as.
. narsnns 10 call and examine Tor themselves
Inc following compose part of their assortment
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10 BRICK MAKERS.

rIvIE subscriber will give Forty Dollars per month for
first rat. moncee, setter, srd burner, and it'd han III
a9,ning--at his brick yard, Della Gil
MAY 80 1872 69--,f JOHN JONES.
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FIVE DOLLARS REV ARD.

.s Strayc or Stolen from the Subscriber
TTS& farm in Red Lion Hundred, on "Wednesday
Ut. MM night the 18th of July, inst Bright Sorref
Nyf@NsAW Mare upwards Of fourteen and halt hands
4 high years old last spring. She is lame N
-. ~ her fore legs The above reward viii be given il
rourht home Information given so as the owner may
get her again. p.5 ~ 'n' u, .a ~
July %, 1897.
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WILMINGTON, Del. FRIDAY, JULY ~, 1927.

ihs Medicine is Warranted Genuine, and is equal 10 any
now IN use; is carefully prepared ON The original Re-
cpc Ny John 4 psRKER
Directions for using this Medicine. and certificates from
respectable persons who it has radically cured If various
ccnarfned diseases accompany each bote.
THIS Panacea has been highly recommended BY many
respectable Physicians, and Professors in the Uycrsu Of
Pennsgvaaia has performed remarkable cures, sf er
all the efforts of experience and skill have failed lime
" use of will prevent Consnmpfons, carries off the
complaints that terminate in this fatal wide spreading dis
ease 1t is well know fact, that die with this dis
than Of any other to which the human family are ex
posed Indeed, It has spread such alarming extent
and so certain in its operation, when it has got tile
ascendency that cannot be too careful in npplng the
bud the diseases that generate it,
In where Mercury has been used the effects of
which remain in the system, it is invaluable medicine
1t resores the constitution to its wonted ygor aud sound
ness, aud completely eradicaes the evils that it. and
MANY more can bear testimony to its good effects in this
mai ticular
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TO THE ELECTORS or
.A,ETV C1STLE COIIN.yY

v9VliE undersigned tenders himself to your considerations
as Candidate the ensuing election in October mex
for the Office Of
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ntTAKE NOTICE.-G1

"THEREAS, the Frccmon Of the town OF
w Providence, in town meeting legally as
semblod, on the I lth day Of June, 1927, or
dcred . tax of 4O, 900 dollars to be assessed, on
the inhabitants and others owning property in
said town; and tho subscriber having been ap-
pointed Collector Of said tax, calls on all con-
cernod, TO pay TO him, tho amount affixed TO
their several names, on or before the firss day
of October noxt--and for the purpose OF re-
ceiving said tax, he will cndoovour to attend
at tho Office of Mr.. EZRA BOURNE, in the
Franklin House, from September 18th, until
October LIST, inclusive (Sundays excepted) from
o O'Clock, A. NJ. until IL, NJ. and from o..
clock, p. NJ. until 8, and on tho first day Of
October, the Office will be open until o'clock
in the evening; a deduction Of per cent. will
be made to those who call and pay at the hours
above stated. JOHN HILL, Collector
Providence, September Il, 1927
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"E, the subscribers, having been ap-
w pointed by the Hon. Court Of Probate
OF tho town Of Providence, in the county Of
Providence, Commissioners to receive aud ex-
anime the claims against the Estate ofThomas
Reynolds, late Of said Providence, deceased,
represented insovcnt, do hereby give notice,
that three months, from the 10th Of ofScptcmber,
arc allowed the creditors Of said estate, to
bring in and prove their respective claims; and
that we will attend for that purpose, at the
store of William W Woodward, in said Provi-
donce, on the last Monday in September, and
October, at I O'Clock, p. NJ.
CHRISTOPHER G. GODFRY,l
WILLIAM w. PHILLIPS, : Coni'rs
WILLIAM GARLIN. -.
All persons indebted TO said Estate, arc
hereby called on TO make payment to
WM. w. W0OWDARD, .adm'r.
sept 22
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VNHEN we reflect on the importance of the
w Liver aud the functions it performs in the
economy Of lie, We cannot bc surprised to find
it on so many occasions, the scat Of extensive
and dangerous diseases.
Il hcreis no viscus in the human frame, that
is more importantly and more critically con
nected with life and health, than the Liver.
Chronic complaints arc slow in their progress,
and gradually undermine the constitution, Civ
ing check 10 the enjoyment Of health, without
alarming the patient until the evil has proceeded
80 far as 10 put it out Of the power Of means for
recovery.
Bilious disorders in this country, are varia BILE
in their appearance, producing complaints Of the
stomach, head ache. lowness ofspirit,, debility,
flatulency, dyspepsia, nervous affections, cosiye-
ness, jaundice, dropsy, &c. &c. and in mary
cases, producing coughs, asthmas, and suppress
sion or morbid secretion Of urine.
These Pills are calculated TO excite the Liver
TO healthy action, and ussist in Gisgorgiog the
morbid secretions which are generally accumu!a-
cd in such cases, and TO encourage healthy sc-
tion fthe Liver, which is the incentive to every
other secretion in the system. i'hey have been
found very useful in cases Of sick head ache,
when taken Mt tho commencement of the COM
plains, and also in all The complaints, mentioned
above, US well as in Chronic inflamations Of the
Liver.
SEA-vARIHo persons will find them particu-
larly useful, in visiting warm climates, where
bilious diseases advance suddenly, and with most
serious effects, ard when some powerful medi-
cine is the only resource to urrest their rapid
progress.
They are very mild in their operation, and per
fectly innocent, as we'll n. highly beneficial in
their effect.-and mny be used in ull weather:
and seasons, without danger.
Each box contains 40 Pills, price SO Cents.
To snpp b.,v
be enclosed with label, bearing an impression
Of the Good Samaritan, with the following I'D
scription: 4" Whiiney's Anii-Bi!ious Pills" and
each bill Of directions will be signed hy the in.
ventor. Prepared anu sold Wholesale and re
tail by b. & &. DTER, JRs. & Co. yoHx II
Mason, & Cs. and GEORGE II. TiLLINoHAsr
April 10. W.T.
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NEW GOODS,
fit NO. 8, Cheapside.

III @NO. o, CHedpStde.
= NTH, Dixie & CO. have received by
~ Boat, from the Auctions, a most splendid
assortment Of GOODS, in their line, consist
ing of
50 pieces superiine black, blue. olive, green,
clarct brown and mx'd BROADCLOTHS. En-
glish, French and Domestic Cassimcres of the
most fashionable colo's; case Plaid, and
Camblets; l do Bookings; do Flushings; 4
pieces goats hair Camblet, a very superior ar
ticic; cut Velvet. Vestings, black, brown,
olive and olive green; silk velvet, very fine /;
l case dne Valencia Vestings, now and cle-
CANT patterns; Fancy Crav0ts, BandaEna and
Flag Hdfs; white and black silk nalf hose !;
lambs wool do; Gloves, Suspenders, sc. which
in addition TO their former stock, makes their
assortment complete.
Constantly on hand as usual an extensive
assortment Of Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING, consisting of Camblet and Plaid Cloaks,
great Coats, Surtouts, Frosk, Dress Coats and
Coatees, Vests and Panta!oons, Shirts, shirt
Collars, Cravats, Linen and silk Pocket Hdkfs.
ready for use.
~ Garments made to order at shor; notice
and warranted to fit.
Cutting Garments particularly attended to.
sept 22
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AvA.--wo copy from now publication, on.
titled 1.-Two YEARS IN Ava" the following
interesting extracts, from a conviction, that a
pcrusal OF ,hom, vii! prove q source q sratiG'
cation 10 our readers. The writers name ia
not known TO us, but woaro satisfied tha, he
must be man Of genius, cdusaton. and OF
great personal observation. Tho extracts
give variety Of sketches OF the manners, GUS
toms and habits, Of tho inhabitants Of Ava;
and the work, from which they arc inado, TAX
en- as a whole, must bo considered one OF no
small consequence.
{" As bound by ga!lantry. ~o bogip With the
ladies'"
"The purmsn women pay great attention
to tho adornsent Of their persons. rhou hsif
is ,'hi ~ h.,Sh Z. 'ho he~t 'f.ha Nt.ti
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PROSPECTUS.
The editors and publishers, believing the
various religious combinations which are, and
have been, entered into in our country, TO be
fraught with evils of the first magnitude that
national preachers, and national societies,
arc both unscriptural and Anti-American-in-
asmuch as they endangcr our rights and priv
ileges as a free people, and enable artful, am
bilious, and designing men, to lay tho foun-
dation for the establishment Of NATIONAL
HIERARCHY; which if not opposed, would, at
no distant period, establish national inguis-
itiOn--are induced to resume the publication
Of Plain Truth.
We make no pledges, knowing how little
they would be valued; and will only say, that
while VIC have strength TO WELD pen, we
shall exert every nerve in defence of our free
institutions.
The pulling hypocrites, who, under the garb
ofsanctity, have clothed their ba cks, and filed
their pockets, with the hard earnings Of in
dustrious poverty, will be exposed in all their
naked deformity. The lone widow and or
phan will be rescued from the harpy claws of
fanaticks, who would fain dcvour them. And
while on the one hand, we shall zealously de-
fend pure and undefled religion, we shall
spare no pains TO unmask and expose that
crGtfiest Of all crafts, GD-PRIEsr-CRAFr.-
The columns Of Plain Truth will be open to
all; influenced by none. All sectarian con-
troyersics will be carefully avoided. We shall
devote our whole souls TO the purpose Of cx-
posing the "pious frauds" and corruptions, of
every sect and denomination. Our motto shall
be "Ihe truth, the ,oh0le truth, and nothing
but the truth" THE PUBLISHERS.
Philadelphia, August, 1927.
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NEW GOODS.

1T No. 81, .N0rket- Square.
N c. g. T. Wells, have just received from
LIE the Importers in New-York and Bos-
ton, their fall supply Of Goods, which togcth-
or with their former stock, makes thoir as
sortment very complete among which are
Blue, black ard fancy mixed English and
French broadcloths. One piece Of superiine
olive green cloth, for Gentlemens coats, the
most fashionable color that is worn.
Cassimercs and Vestings,l
Gloves and Hosiery, ofall kinds
Cravats and hdkfs.
On hand--a good assortment of ready made
Clothing, made in the latest style, which will
be sold as low as at any Clothing Storo in
town.
F.. C. i T. Wells, would inform their Gus
toners and the public generally, that they
have purchased Of Mr.. James G. Wilson of
New-York, Pa,entce, a new rule for cutting
Garments, on an entire new system, by which
clothes can be cut without the possibility of
making a mis6t. The above rule has been
taken by most Of the Merchant Tailors in the
United States, within few months certifi-
Gates from whom will be shewn by calling on
the subscribers.
E. c. & T. Wells would inform the trade,
that they can suppl them with the above rule,
on advantageous terms. Sep 10
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EDWARD II. YOUNG,
No. "a, Market Square,


ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, both
~ in town and country, that he has recent
ly very considerably enlarged his Stock that
his assortment Of Genuine Groceries, Ten,
TVines, Spirits, Cordals, &c. is not surpassed by
auy other in Providence.
F.. X. Y. has Just recciued by the ship Asia,
from Canton, a large retail supply of Fresh
Teas, which were selected and Put up, express
ly for him. These Teas, consist of Tyson,
Young Hyson, and Souchops, and they are with
perfect confidence, recommended to the lovers
Of good Tea.
lie has also received by the ssSxe arrival, ten
cases first qualify Preserved Ginger, six pots in
each case. This article will be sold lower than
il has before been offered IN this market, by the
case, pot or pound. He has also, OH consign-
ment, five cases marked II. o. Y. containing
Fans, India Crackers, Clay Insects, and Puzzle
Boxes.
B.1 Youss's as.ortuen. Of Wine. is very
extensive for retail establishment, they con-
sist of
Old Sherry
Lisbon,
Port, ny the
Malaga, quarter CAsS
Nlarseilles Malmsey, or gallon.
Superior white Currant,
Real Currant,
Catalonia.
BOTTLED WINES, VIZ: Snauip1iSuc, Sih
ct. NIuscat, and Old Port. In particular. few
dozen Old Port, a part Of the lot which MT
blake had on hand on his removal from the
Franklin House.
SPIRITS on hand-Old Cosnac Brandy
French Brandy, Jamaica Spirits, Holland Gin
whiskey, Cherry Rum, American Gin' s''
Croix Rum, and v. L. Rum.
CoppiALs-of all kinds and particularly
Cream .4nniseffe, Of American manufacture, but
allowed by them who have examined It, 10 oe
equal to the richest imported Cordials:
A LOT Of superior London Mustard, put up
in tin cannister., pounds and halfpounds, sy Inc
dozen or single.
SuGARs-Supcrior double and single reflneu
md common Loaf Sugars, Philadelphia Lump
first and second quality Havana white sugar
Havana brown and 81. Croix.
CspFEE-Java aod Havana.
SpIcEs-SIace, Nutmogs, Gloves, Cinnamon
Allspice, Pepper, Ginger and Cayenne.
Fnurrs-Dunch and common Muscate'
p,oom. sultana. and Malaga Rasius. Currsnts
Viz. Prunes and Dates, Almond, F,lberts. EoS.
i;.S Wa,uuts, Cream Nuts, Citron, Ground
Nuts. shellbark., Chesnu,s, Olives, Caper'' Or
angcs and Lemou' ,,, .,
TAmAn,sps, a superior lot, 'y the pound OF
s., mi M, In white sugar syrup,
sweet oil, India Soy, Aschovie'.
Day & ASartiu's aud wprrep'' tond0n biacK-
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sqais little poem, We Gnd in n valuable work, en-.
titled the Victim, and not here inserted as TN org
NAL pyo-i;ict ion.
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PROPOSALS
FoR PUBLISHING AT PHILADELPHIA, A
NEW SERIES OF
pY. ATM TRTYTHI
PROPOSALS

"Hear this, o ye that stcallo,o up the needy
and make the poor Of the land to Jail.'
Bible.
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M AIRY FALKNER.

As all my wrongs, dis,ress6ll repeat,
Say, can thy pulse, with equal cadence beat,
Canst thou know peace! is conscience mute within?
That upright delegate for secret sin:
Is nature SO extingushcd lhy heart
That not one spark rem ITO take my part?
Not one repentant thE( me grateful sigh?
Ihy breast unrufiiedvMd unwet thy eyc1
Thou cool bctrayer, temperate in III!
Thou nor remorse, nor thought humane can'st fee!
BY righ, or wrong, disdainng to be mov'd.
Unprinciprd, unloving, and unloy'd"
Innn Hr
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

TNIFCTl ~..-An election wfil be helf On
~ Monday tie oh day Of April Il The Court
House Of this county t. elect a fit and Suitable
person 10 repre- sent the district, comp''e1 Of
the counties of Berkeley, jefferson, i1n2-
Hardy aud Morgan, IN the Congress u ne I'M
teI Staies also to elect person to rep esent me
counties of berkeley, Hampshire, Hsrdy and
Morgan, in the Senate Of I.rginiaj and two per
sons 10 serve as members OF the Boase Of hc1e
cues. JAIob Nrh' "B
March 9-afe 'EefAe'ey county
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GtDDIJNG BUsINRSs.-The subscriber
y respectfully inform. The citizens OF BeIke
lev county. and the public generally, that he
has Gated h.mself in Buci, e5 toVn or Darks
vile. where he purposes carrying on he S.Ih-
DLING BUSf.N,ESS N Us various Branches
Ills shop IS IN tae mouse belonging TO Nj "'l-
liam Boak. few doors North OF Ne Joseph
Roberts' Tavern. Having on hand excellent
materials, and intending 10 keep good york
men. he will warrant that his w.,k shall be OF
the f.rst order. he sohcits At public
patronage and asks ii no longer than be nay
merit II JOSEPh Mfkit'h.
Buckles town, Feb 22.-d
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MESS JouN B'kIIE 81 JOIN

n 4 tSsRS ]ouN tkliE g. ..d JOh N
1Fk J\UBINGER, Take notice rha' ON r ri
dsh 'ht ~ ~ April mex, Al the house ct John
NArqusrt, Esq il the town OF Kushsile, FAR
fed county, state Of Ohio, shall, by 7l"tuc of
commission from the Superior court of Chan.
cory, at Winchester Vir ina, take the dcposi.
lions Ut john <utberford Elizabeth Rutherford
sud Andrew Snith--wh Oh mean tc offer as
evidence 90 cause depending IN SAID court, in
warh an compliment. aniyou aud others de-
tudb's GEORGE RUTHERFORD, .}i,n'r.
''rrh 3, 1877 IF Barbara ks.l~rs
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La GsotC's Cough Drops.
N&LltuLE MkD!-I%E
En- Connis. Cnnslnnpiluns. 4. Is hmns

y
1 HIS EixeJ / !. ctTsleu 20 n, pub { As pcs
sct4rE virtues peculiarly adapted L. he
presea, prevailing disorders q de breast ard
lungs. leading t. censumptioa. y timely Use
of these drops may be considered certain curc
IN most cases &C Common C9ids. Caugds, InRu
en1d F9obng. Cough FuiD in the Side, Dl6icWl
n oj Brealhtn8 HHBtof Sleep sr,s ng iro. de
: ..-y aud N SbaSmodtc asthma 1t IS SINGULAR
efficsclous a parucplar al rution 10 the 4
necti,ns accompanying each bottle H necessa
ry,
The following certificates from respectabl,
gentlemen, ply slcIans and surgeons, are SUB.
ioiIe I'd 20 show thst this composition is on
which Medical men are disposed to regard a.
fficaciots and worthy Of public patronage.
HAVING examined the compression of IL
.Hou, Cough DROPS, improved, We have he
station in recommending them to the puDh'
as being " eil adapted to those cases of disease
for which they are recommended
Doctors ioNATHAN DoRa, Albany, Dec 4tl,,
1894; JAMES Posr, of Whre creek fet.
l4th, 1875, WATSON SUnSER. Ct Cam
bridge Feb. 2Jtn, 1925, SOLOMON DEA.
OIL cKsox, January, %. 1926
Extract Ola letter tr0mths Req. Ebenezer Harris
lam pleased with thls opportunity Of relating
few facts which may serve in commendat.or
of your excellent Cough Drops. For ten yea $
wss afii cteu with pulmonary cont iairt;
my cough was severe, appetite weak and
strength failing used many popular med
c,nes, but only found. Temporary reiet, unrh by
a continued use Of your valuable Drops, hsvt
been blessed with such perfect health as to rem
der fur,her means unnece ssary.
E3ENEZER HARRIS.
Salern, N Y Jaa. II, 1928.
5iesas. Crosdy'S-i have tor Is years OeeE
troubled wiz an affection OF the breast and
lungs. attended with severe cough, pain IN
the side, and difficulty d breathing; ard ~ the
fall OF 1925, became so much reduced, that
nv life WAS DIES Jared of. and received no Vi
sl6e benefit IRON my physician, | vas advised
:, make trlai Of La Motifs Cough Drops, and
after taking one bottle was re Stored to perfect
health. and II is my firm belief that the use
d The above named drops, saved my fe.
THOMAS JONES
Columbus. Ohio, july u, 1876
Sod Wholesale and retai by o. & S. CRosBT
Columbus, Oh,n,- and agents Of Their appo"''
ing throughout he United states, C@uadas, &c
Zach bottle contains As doses price dollar
TO he had OF JAMES THOMSON. Druggist,
scar The Court Houss, Marinsburg.
JauuAr, 4 1877.
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I AND FOR ,AIE-On MONDAY, the 26h
L. inst sill be offered u Pu7tc Auction on
ia, prem ses, one mi.e sou b e''t OF Martins
burg, The FARM, at present IA ne occupancy
of he ,ubs~,ih.r. This trac' cortains about
ll8 acres Of good farming hand, % or 30 Of
which are clear d and -unirr good state ct cni-
tivstion. about 5 acres Of frs, rate meadow; the
balance of this tract IS we'll clothed with tim
her The Improvements are two good dRtl
sx~a ling Houses, Kitchen, Smoke
sssss9 House. Corn House good I'a n, STA
.s.ssA bles, &c al excellent Apple Orch
%-s&~ssa ard together with number Of 9th
ertr.l, lees. such as Peach, Pear, Plumb &c.
t.so good sn ,1gs Of excellent wa'er It's deem
ed unnec es4sry to gre further descFjpt On Of
= his property - those wishing 10 purchase, ~iii
view The same Terms OF sBie: o7e third of the
purchase money IN bend, the bal &c IN two
equai payments JAtC = tpioNL
PETER POi3AL,
Mech 9-4-'s ISAAC it!SilE
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POETRY.
MY WIFE.


NY chosen and my fairesi!
H. sunshine aud ia gloom,
Thy kndiIng eve shall cheer my path
Thy gentle suile illumr:
And nand VA hand wc'h onward walk,
And hts busy crowd,
Whhc love shall Cast a golden hue,
Ga every passing cloud.
III cherish thee, sweet-ons,
SO fondly from all ~,
Tina time shall WIND its silent way,
But cave with thee no chill.
AID bus unilmm'G when ears have hown,
Affections star shall shine,
A AheR greathed my earliest vows,
Aud brushes SPOKE thee nine.
Ny best loved, thus together,
W-'h watch nes changing tide,
Add z neral, the fares flo" erss
IN, On ne surface gldsS
And greet she'll Ne an ,dc rame,
AID throwing tnolghis unknown.
For iJve 10 darkest nJufs csn torn
a bright world q rs own.