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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-01
W0EcEsTER, IS. July %, 1897.

WORCESTER, IS. July %, 1897.
a TFACHED on mesne process, taken on
Iva Execution, and will be sold at Public
Auction, on WEDNESDAY, the taeenty-second
day O .4ugast neat, at 3 O'Clock, p Nj ON the
Premises5all the Right in Equity which ELI,
AS WHITNEY has to redeem in about l4O
acres of Land, with the Buildings thereon sit.
uated in the south-westerly part of VVinchen-
don, on which he now lives, adjoining land Of
Capt. Joshua Stoddard, Paul Raymond, Luke
Rice and others, living in said Winchendon.
81 = MARK -WHITCOMB, D. Sheriff.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-01
WORCESTER :
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1897.

STAGES AND MAILS. Among the varied inn:
provements of the present day, few are more
observable, or contribute more to the public
convenience, than the facilities for commune
cation between different parts Of the country
The increase of these, for few years past, has
been very remarkable. The stages are so null
tiplied and travel in so many various direc-
lions, that every man has the advantage of
them brought almost directly to his door. 1t
is but few years since, that the only stages
from this town were one, six times week, to
Boston, and one, six times week, to New
York. Now there are no less than eighteea
different lines of stages running from this
place, and the aggregate number of arrivals,
weekly, is eighty-taUO, exclusive of extras, of
which there are a considerable number at this
season of the year. 1t is difficult to determine,
accurately, the number of passengers which
arrive in them, but, as near as can be ascer-
tanned, they average about one hundred day
some days considerably exceeding that num-
Der.
The central position Of this town; in " the
heart of the Commonwealth" not only makes
it great thoroughfare for stages, but also con-
centrates n'great number of mails here. The
number received and opened at our post office,
is .t5ty.foe every week, averaging about nine
each day except the Sabbath
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-01
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
BOYDE.N eS FE.N.NO.

wATcH-MAKERs AND JEWELLERS,
(.NSdnly opposite the Bcnk, Worcester,j
"AVE just received, and offer for sale, a.
H prime assortment of WATCHES.
JE WELRY, &c. which have been purchas.
ed within few days, in New York, at the toac-
est cash prices:
CONSISTING Or
Patent Lever Watches
Lepine, Repeating, Alarm, and psain Gold ana
Silver do.;
Fine Filigree Tops & Drops-slegamt patterns,
Diamond, Ruby, Topaz, Pearl, Amethyst, Jet,
and Paste Bosom Pins s. Finger Rings;
Gold Chains, Seals, and Keys;
Agood assortment of Silver and Plated Table
and Tea Spoons
Plated and Britannia Soup Ladies' =
Together acitk a Uariety of articles not herein
mentioned.
(SF Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
Worcester, July 49, ep3weo3w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-01

A LAD from Is to II years of age as an
"A Apprentice at the Bldcksmithing Bust
ness. One of good recommendations will find
good encouragement, by applying to the sub
scriber near the ROyaLst0n Factory ViiLagc.
STEPHEN WHITE.
August /. 3m3l
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WANTED.

VENHREE or FOUR YOUNG MEN Of steady
Ill and industrious habits to Rope and Spin
in Woollen Factory-and three or four FE-
MALES to tend Satinett Looms. Apply to
MARTIN WILDER.
New Worcester, August l. *31
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-01

An intelligent and respectable young Ger
man, is now engaged in prosecuting pedes-
trian tour from Boston to the Falls of Niagara.
He takes copious notes of all matters worthy
Of observation or remark, and adopts this mode
of travelling as the best means of arriving at
correct information,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-01

"AMERIcAN system" Those who oppose
the protective system, often attempt to account
in some other way for the reduction in the
price of cotton goods, since the heavy duty
laid on that article. They have attributed it
to the fall in the price of cotton, and to the i'm
provcments in machinery. These may have
produced some effect, but will do little toward
accounting for the fact that, before the pro-
tective duties were laid, the business had be-
come ruinous'in consequence of foreign COM
petition, and now our manufacturers are able
to compete, successfully, with the British in
foreign markets. Large quantities are con-
stantly sold in all parts of South America, and
recently they have been proftably exported,
to considerable amount, from Boston to Smyr-
ma. But, the Democratic Press states a fact.
which, more strongly than any other, exhibits
the good effects of the protective duties. A
few years ago, nearly all our coarse cotton
goods were imported from India now, domes-
tic cOttOaS haze become an articlc of export
from Philadelphia to Canton
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-01

THE CRoPs. The season thus far has been,
generally, propitious to the labors of the hus-
bandman. The crop of hay is uncomrionly
large, but, owing to the state of the weather,
it has taken longer than usual to make it.
There has been good deal of cloudy weather,
yet without a superabundance of rain. Rye,
wheat and barley are plump and good, but the
crop Of oats has almost entirely failed. The
fields looked remarkably well till the grain had
arrived near to maturity, when sudden blight
came upon it !; the kernel is shrivelled, the
straw turned black and crinkled down, and the
whole is not. considered of so much value as
the straw is usually worth for fodder. We
have heard no cause assigned for this failure,
which we understand is very general through
the country. Corn and pote toes look promis-
ing, though the season has not been hardly so
warm as is best for corn.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-01

| BY VIM. Stephens. Mayethe sAlmighty
send us good rain, and let us be discharged
| from this place in harmony. T.
By L. ID. Rees. To the citizens Of Putnam
lcounty-all true hearts and sound bottoms,
friendship without interest Gen. Jackson odr
next President 4
: BY G. Jackson. At our next Presidential
election may there be a new plough made to
govern and cultivate the hearts of the people
OF the United States, and may the produce
arising tiTerefrom be peace, health, prosperity,
and friendly Intercourse with all nations, and
may Gen. Andrew Jackson be the piough-boy.
by Dr. VIM. Rainey. George NJ 1roup--
his name will ever keep the name of Georgia
respectable In every quarter of the globe,
and its lustre will remain unmpaired by the
coroding influence of time, "when the eve of
malignity is sealed up in darkness, and the
tongue of calumny is fettered with the iron of
DEATH
BY VIM. F. Jackson John @. Adams and
John G.. Calhoun-rnay they both politically
die on the 18th of March, 1899, and may An
drew Jackson and Martin Van Buren, I'll their
places.
TRIAL FOR MURDER. Jesse Strang, alias
Joseph Orion, was convicted at Albany, on the
9th ult. of the murder of VIM. Whipple. FL
sic D. Whipple was to be be tried on the Both
as an accessory. II is singular case, and we
may, hereafter, give some further account Of it.
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WANTED

+. OIL
EENHE Fraternity of Odd Fellows will hold a
IL meeting at their Room, this evening, at
paste Per order of the President Aug l.
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WnRcEsTER. SIS,

WORCESTER, SIS. July 81, 1927.
HNAKEN. on Execution, (the same having
IL been previously attached on mesne pro-
cess) and will be sold at Public v endue, at the
hovee of Col. David Lathe in Charlton, in said
County, on HEDN'Eo1s1f n; seo tu'e'st ,f-scooHd
dau of August nert, at two o'clock in the after
noon-all the Right in Equity which ISRAEL
ALEXANDER has to redeem the mortgaged
Real Estate on which he now lives, in said
Charlton, consisting of about five acres of
Land, with the Buildings thereon.
#3l JOHN WHEELER, in. d. Sheriff
Worcester, IS. probate Office, July so, 1927.
70 the Widoao and Heirs Of BENJAMIN RICH
ARDsoN, ESQ. late of Sterling, in said Coun-
tn, deceased, and 10 all others concerned IN
thc Estate Of said deceased, GRERTIEo.
UOU are hereby cited TO appear (if you
II see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in Superintendent, atten OF the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Executors second
account of the Administrations of said Estate
shCul, not he allowed: and Won will be heard
thereon. 81" NATHL.TAlNE,J Proc
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-01

PETTY PrLFERIse. 1t is with regret, that
we have recently heard of several instances of
fruit yards and gardens being robbed in this
town. This kind of theft is far more vexa-
tious than the taking of other property of the
same value, which may be replaced with
money. 1t is, by law, penal offence, and we
understand that some of our citizens have de-
termined to avail themselves of the first op-
Portunity of enforcing the penalty. If the
obligations of morality do not furnish snffi-
cient restraint to prevent the recurrence OF
such acts, it is just and proper that the law
should take its course, and become e. terror
to evil doors"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-01

CoRoSERs' INqUEsTs. An inquest was held
in Oakham on Thursday last, the Goth ult. on
the body of James Blake, a man aged thirty
nine years, who was found dead in the lot near
his house, on that day Verdict-accidentat
death.
On the morning of the 29th another inquest
was held on the body of Catharine Miller, a
girl fifteen years old, who was found suspend
ed by rope from the limb of an apple tree
near the house of Otis Stone, in Oakham.-
Verdict of the Jury-dcath by suicide.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-01

ToAsrs. The papers furnish us the usual
variety of toasts drunk on the 4th of July, ma
ny of which are exceedingly amusing. Take,
for instance, the following compliment to " our
better halves" given at Reading, Penn;
"The Fair Sex Mans consolation in the
hour of anxiety, and decoration of the human
race-whose smiles are as luscious as nectar,
and emphasis melodiously' bewitching as the
harmony of Orpheus--may chastity and We
racity be their ocular demonstration and may
they never be assumptioned egress by the
pomp ofglittering superficiallties !"
Or the following patriotic "sen ,iynent" Of
the volunteers of Wardensville, Va:
" Here is health to commerce and freedom
and may that noble General George Washing
ton-may his name resound forever. May
General Jackson succeed in being nominated
as President, and may all Federalists go to the
precincts of ruin, and the Republicans live in
freedom and happiness"
But the good people of Georgia always fur.
nish us with the choicest specimens, some Of
which we have given on former occasions
We select few from the last Georgia Jour.
nal, which were drunk this season. Com.
mcnt is unnecessary"
BY J. S. ,Penniman. The memory of the
late Gen. VIM Hulett, who, after having ar,
rived attic age of 45 years, had 81 children
! bysone wfe-let all the old maids and batche
lors of Putnam county bear this in mind ant
never despair.
| by Nathaniel Black
Peace at home and friends abroad
Love your wives and fear the Lord.
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Wanted Inan,ediatelg.

Worcester, August l.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-10
From'the National Journal.
MOST DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.


The sympathics Of our readers will be most
,owerrulIy excited by the mrlanc holy informa-
lion contained in the following extract OF let
Ter from Mobile Two thirds Of the business
part Of that ;hff,ing city have been lald IN
ashes, by one of those callmitIes which have
50 often ovrrthrowh, in few hours, the hopes
,frnterprise, & destroyed the fruits OF industry
With great anxiety we await further 2afncu>
ars, in the hope that some Information may
reach US which will relieve US from the a?pre,,
tensions of public desola,ion and indisidaal
distress, which are always excited by the hfs'
,idinps Of visitation Of this awful character
At present we can only lay before our readers
;hc following extract:
Extract of a letter dated Mobile, October Il.
This morning about FIVE O'Clock, hre
broke out in the City in Austin's Hotel, on
Royal street, in one apartment OF which .ht
Post Office was kept l have the satlstaoloi
10 state that all the important part oil the pa
Ders and furniture Of the office have been saw
3D. Mr.. Hyde, the Deputy Postmaster mas
during the prevalence of the yellow fever' sep
Ia the country; fortunately,he was m town ear
y enough to save the papers, sc. Two 'nlru'
Of the business part OF the City are destroyIu
aad most OF the wharves. The progress Oh ''i'
flames at this time, (l2 NJ is In meaSur'
suppressed. The City, however, Is eh'.'oP
ed in smoke Between two and ihfee ha.
bred houses have been burnt-damage eSu
mated at upw ards Of one million oil dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-10

Samuel P. Carson sAug II. Shepherd
Henry w. Conner sDaniel Turner
tJohn Culpep per Lewis Williams
srhomas Hall
South. Carolina-9.
John Carter 'Wiliam ID. Martin
.Warren R Davis Thomas r Mitchell
William D'ayton *Wm. I Nuckoffs
James Hamilton Startling Tucker
George M'Duffie
Georgia-7.
.John Floyd Wilson Lumpkin
.romlinson Fort Wiley Thompson
Charles Z HAYNES (pacaacy in room OF,
George F.. Gilmer Jforsyth, elected Govern
Kentucky-lo.
Richard A. Buckner Thomas Metcalfe
james Clarke Rober, M'Hauon
'Henry Daniel Thomas p Moore
Joseph Lecomp,e Charles A. Wicklifft
Robert p Letcher 'Joel Yancey
sChitenden Lyon zone Hacancy)
TcnneSsee-9.
'John Bell .Pryor Lee
John Blair John Fl. Marable
.Davld Crockett James &. Mitchell
'Robert Dcsha James K Polk
Jacob e. Isacks
OhtO-14.
Mordecai Barley Jonn Sloane
Philemon Beechcr "Wiliam Stanberay
tWm. Creighton, Jr. Joseph Vance
sJohn Davenport Samuel L. Vinton
James Findlay Elisha Whittlcsy
William M'Lean John Woods
"Wiliam Russell John e. Wright
Louisianu-3.
William l.. Brent Edward Livingston
Heury II. Gurley
IldiuR1---3.
*Thomas II Blake solver II. Smith
Jonathan Jennings
Mississippi.
William Halle.
W,n0is-l.
Joseph Dune an.
Aiab0ma-3.
Gabriel p Moore John M'Kee
George w. Owen
MiSS0uri-l.
Edmund Bates.
DELEGATES.
ARKANsAs-Henry w. Conway.
MIoHiGAN-Auslin L. Wing.
FLoRlDA-Joseph NJ. White.
sNew Members II Members Of previous
Congress, but not Of the last
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-10
AlOst,

an Tuesday evening last, between the Court House
u ,f Alexandria and Mr. Custls, Farm n az
OH LEATHER POCKE1.BOOk,
.;.a with white tape string, containing Forty odd
boilers in Bank notes and Corporation one dollar bills
ITsre were among the notes FIVE dollar notes on the
naMk of potomac, one dollar note on the u Bank
Of washington, other dollar notes the banks not
W oouecteS. and number of Notes of Hand, Super
..,,;ro Ronds, Receipts, Open Accounts, Due Bills,
Ere,s. &c belonging different persons put in my
,amJ. Car collection The finder of the above by re-
,rnnr the same to the subscriber, or at this ONCE
hall be handsomely rewarded for the same
shan S,s WESLEY CARI.IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-10
MOAass es.

~ HHDS retailing molasses
~ so bbls 2Nsas m,cteref
WILLIAM FOwLE & Co.
800 bushels potatoes for sale on board ssld sGn"r
~ Central wharf. nov AZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-10

Fr,sa the National Journal
TWENTIETH CONGRESS-FlPST SESSION.
LIST or ldElfRERS
Of the Senate and House of Representatives of tn
United States.
SENATE.
Maine.
John Chandler 'Albion K. Paris
Ne,o- Hampshire.
Samuel Bell Levi Woodbury.
Massachusetts,.
Nathaniel Silsbee "Daniel Webster
Connecticut.
Samuel A. Foot Calvin WILEY
Rhode-Lsland.
Nehe. r. Knight Asher Robbins
Termont.
Dudley Chase Horatio Seymour
Neto. York.
Martin Van Buren, Nathan Sanford
hew-Jersey.
Mahlon Dickerson Ephraim Bateman
Pennsylvania.
William Marks isaac ID Barnard
Delaware.
'Louis M'Lane Henry NJ Ridgeley
Marylamd.
Samuel Smith Ezekiel Chambers
Tirginia.
l.. w. Tazewell .John Tyler
North Carolina.
John Branch Nathaniel Macon
South Carolina.
William Smith Rober, Y Hayne
Georgia.
]. MCPHERSON Berrien Thomas w. Cobb
Kentucky
Richard NJ Johnson John Rowan
Tennessee.
John H. Eaton Hugh l.. White
Ohio
VIM. II. Harrison Benjamin Ruggles
Louisiana.
Dominique Bouligny Josiah S, Johnston
Indiana.
William Hendricks James Noble
Mississippi.
1hos II. Williams Powhatan Ellis
Illinois.
Elias X Kane Jesse B. Thomas
alabama.
Henry Chambers William r. King
Missouri.
David Barton Thomas II. Benton
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Muinc-7.
John Anderson 'James w Ripley
samuel Buyman Prleg Sprague
Rufus M'Inure .Joseph +. Wmgate
Jeremiah O'Bricn
.Neto Hampshire-6.
David Barker, ir. Joseph Healey
Ichabod Bartlett Jonathan Harvey
Titus BroNa Thos. Whip2le, jr.
,zsx Veym0nt-5.
Hen,al Allen Roln c. Mallary
I'D niel A. A. Buck George f, Wales
Jonathan Hunt
Observation-Disclosures.
Samuel C.. Allen tBcniamin Gorham
John Bailey - Hodges
isaac g. Bates John Locke
b. ". Ccowninshield John Reed
John Davis Joseph Richardson
Henry w. Dwight John Varnum
Edward Everett
Rhode Elnnd-2.
Tris,ram Burgess Du'ee J. Pearce
Connecticut-6.
John Baldwin Orange MeIwin
Moves Barber Elisha Phelps
Ralph J. Ingersoll sDavid Plant
Nesc- Yorh-34.
.Dani,l ID Barnard Henry G. Martindaie
sGeorge . Belden Dudley Marvin
Rudolph Bunner sJohn Magee
u u IamOrelenS Jou" Hay"e'"
samuel Chase Thomas J. Oakley
.John e. Clark S. Van Rensselaer,
tyohn ID. Dickinson Henry II. Storrs
'Jonas Earl. jr. James Strong
Daniel G. Garnsey John &. Slower
-Natbrniel Garrow John w. Taylor
John + De Graft Gulian Z. Verplanck
John Hdllock, jr. Aaron WaEd
.Selah K. Hobbie John ] Wood
Martin Hoffman Sias Wood
!eromus Johnson tDavid Woodcock
.Rchard Reese 'SiIas Wright, Jr.
Henry Markell Gone vacancy
NeW-JerSey-6.
Lewis Condict Samuel Swan
George Holcombe Hedge Thomson
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-10
district OF Columbia,


.fler0ndrta County, Sci
NOVEMBER TERN, 1926.
The Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire Buildings of
the State of Virginia, PI5s. SM Chaneery.
AGAINST
Dunn Hills 4 Wife, OJtS
TIME publication directed by this Court to be made
L against the def ndant, Dunn, having been duly
made according to he order of the Court, ard h. sad
defendant having failed enter his appearance and to
give security according to the terms the said Order
II is now ordered that the said bill be taken for confess
ed as to the said defendant Dunn and the bill having
been regularly take for confessed to the other de-
PENDANTS and coming now to be heard, the Court
upon considering the same doth decree and order that
the said defendants do pay to the compliments the
sum of 1854 81 with interest on ST 81 part thereof
from The 1t Of April, 1928 till paid, and the costs Of
this suit.
And it is further decreed and ordered, that if the
said defendants should fail to pay to the compliments
the Aforesaid of money with interest thereon as
aforesaid and the costs of this suit, by the first day Of
May next-hat then an,. in tia. case, the Rarsa' Of
this District do sell the premises insured and mention
ed in the bill at public auction, tn the highest bidder
ft cash, and apply the money arising from the sand sale
after retaining the expenses thereof! TO the SAID debt,
interest and costs, and The residue tn the plaintiffs, and
that the Marshal report his proceedings herein to this
Court, in order that final decree may be made
Ies,e EDM. ~ r., T.. &.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-22
10 the Democratic Republican poters q
NEWCASTLE COZ MY.

Frnow C1rrzgss,-I beg leave offer myself as can
dae for the office Of CORONER during the ensuing term
II soliciting your surages he Office shall make ne
professions further than to say that elected no efor
al be- wanting on my part to do justice the choice of
nv ftlw citizens A. the last election for this office, in
haenced by The wishes Of my friends, offered myself as
candidate but l declined the contest, upon learning
at an aged and meri,oous citizen who had served his
country faithfully in the Revolutionary var had been pre-
sened as candidate and conscious tina, his deserts
shnye mine cheerfiiy gave him All my support Tor the
Office which he has since 50 worthb filed. have Only TO
add that in offering myself to your choice, will cheerful
" submit 10 the decision Of the county meeting At the Red
Lion MlCHAFL DOWNEf.
June S, 1897. oU-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-22
SHERIFE'S OEFlCE.

FTyHE Subscriber offers himself, to me Democratic Re
L publican Citizens of Newcastle County, as Candi
dale fo the office Of SHERIFF. for the ensuing term.
lie would remark, hat from bis confined situation, he
unaly solicit she su ages of his fellow citizens to whom
however he hereby pledges himself that # successful he
will execute the duties Of the Office with fidelity, to the
best Of his ability; also, 10 abide BY that mode OF nom'na-
lion which NAV be determined on, by the County Meeting
at Red Lion and If unsuccessful, TO cheerully and faith.
fully support the candidate who may be so fortunate as to
uban he nomination. W. b. COCHRAN.
Mddetown June l. 1927 Oh
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-22
Number 564.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The terms are those who paysduring the month OF
January or July, six months in advancefour Dollars a
year From those who do not pay above, Fine Dollars
iii be demanded Ii sub 5crbcr wishes to decline, he
s nifty the edit of his intention before tie first OF
inne or December, and pay all arrearages Without a
compliance with these conditions, paper WILDE discon
,;nueI EXCEPT at the option Of tie editors
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
three months four times for dollar, and TWEEN
" cents for every longer ones in pro-
nor,ion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
towIonp their advertisements to be inserted they
lI be cntinued till forbid the Editors in
s,re attention must be post paid
Advert,stny bytheyear.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribcrs
/ year SIS, 90 year S18, 90
months 8, 90 months Q, SO
q do 4, so 3 do 500
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-22
CURRYING.

vTyE subscriber notifies his friends and the public thar
he has removed from the old stand, No. Is, Shpley
street, formerly occupied by William Chandler, to No 2S
Market, and 26 shpey-s. where he intend. keeping IN
hand constant supply Of FINISHED LEATHER, Of ey'
sonabe terms Persons favoring him with their CUSTOM
may depend on having theft Leather of the best quality
Also, Morocco, and Lining skins for sale
JOHN GUYER
W;,,;,r,on Nor.l ~ 1902 80 3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-22

IvIIE subscriber bcgs leave ctfer hnsei to the Demo-
cratic Citizens Of NJ @caste County, for the office Of
SHERIFF. to ba supplied il October NEXT assuring them
,h in case he should be the object of heir choice, his
best exeons shall be employed 10 execute the duties Of
The office with idety and pledging himself oabde BY
the decision Of the County Meeting TO be ed at the Red
Lion for the nomination Of The County Ticket.
ALEXANDER PORTER.
Nav Is, 1897. So