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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26
From ne Cleareland OHIO Herald.

Died. IL 1uinsburgh Portage county, The 2ist IL
slant, MosEs and AAnoS WILCOX aged about So
In our obituary OF this week, We have inseltc.
notice Of the death Of Moses and Aaron WILCOX
Of Twin,burgh. We lament that il came unac
eompaniel with that culogy due to the distinguish.
ed merits Of their personal character, aud with
some account of the singular condolences which
attended their lives and death.
They. as we are Informed, were Twin Brothers
born in Connecticut on the same day, and Of course,
ct the same mother; they were married on the
same day. t;er wives being sisters; they hoped
TO have experienced religion the same day, and
attached themselves to the same church, and ON
The same day; they engaged Ill mercantile business
together, at Nddetoan, and failed together
from thence they removed and settled themselves
together il this State, place which, from them,
derived the name Of 'r@insburgh; they we're taken
sieA on the same day. continued sick the same
length oi fine; they died the same day, and were
buried II the same grave, and have left to their be-
reased Children the same rich inheritance OF an
unsiliic,l mnral and christian character.
Inc singular identity which pervaded the char
acter Of these men. and the events of their lives,
manifested itself no less in their persons. During
their youth and middle are, SO nearly did they re-
sembe each other, as TO challenge the most discrm-
mating eye IL distinguish them. Employed in the
early part Of their lives, in the neighborhood of
each other, as school teachers, they we're wont
occasionally TO change schools, and always without
any detection, on the part of the scholars Of the
Change. What reader Of this, as he passes through
Iwlnsbursh, will not think Of the twins.
The Church IN Danger.-At Church in this
neyhborhood, the Clerk, after the usual service of
the Sabbath had been gone through, gave out the
following notice So The Churchwardens are de-
sired to meet in the Vcstrv. to consult upon the
best way Of eating [heating1 the Church, and diges
ting other matters! Sheffield CouraM.
From tsp Wilmington. az. c. Herald.
AstcporE.-.9 .tact.-Not long since. in South
carolina, Clergyman was preaching on the DISC
he'ience of Jonah, when commanded to go and
preach to the Nlncvtes. After decaiming at
some length the awful consequence Of t!isobcd-
ence 10 the divine commands, he exclaimed in a
Fo're d thunder. that passed through the congre-
cation Ike an electric shock, :" and are there any
'ona'is here ?" There was negro present, whose
name was Jonah and thinking himself called on
immediately rose. and turning up his white eye to
We preacher, will! his broadcast grim and best bow,
80 readily ans"cy.lr = FIRE he ete .'fr:1."
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NOVICE.

4 MEETING of the members OF the MEDICAL BOARIs
IN OF EXAMINERS in ard for New castle County, viii
be held the Red in Saturday the 81 of No, emher
nex at 10 ociuck, NJ. p0ae.aa attendance is 4equrs,ed
j. +. VAUGHAN, Nj. ID.
Oct. 60. 60o-3t Ciuiymsa
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From .Sauh's Enquirff.

letter from Napoi to the Editor Of the Mid
ietn.n Sentinel. swing an account of the death
nf Sir. Washington. in tie di-graceful brush be-
tween Gen. Church and the fortress of Paamida.
saws: liz was taken board the Asia. and d-
ed soon after. The shot which struck him took
uIfhs right hand and carried awav part Of bis
hi,-bune lie was asked BY the officers Of the A.
sa, short time before his death, if he had any
message o. legacy he wished to leave; he replied
IL few moments, he had one his curses upon his
country.
fIhis legacy Of his " curses'' which Mr. Wash
inaton left to his country at his death, is another
|auahable illustration Of human vanity. Who
hncw Or cared for this curse bequeathng person
What had his country done to him What had he
done for his countryi These limitations of Scipio
ore very like the swelling of the Frog in the fable
-" am as big as an Ok now :"-But Mr.. w.
was an .1sS.
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R.ANING.

s.5-31-a5- l8--52-40-6--G
Were he numbers drawn in lie .yew fos LcnsHseia.ef
Lottery, Gtiss No. 3 for 1877.
Nae g. - a. foyr'e-) rr'ze IF 5000 sold by
ROBERTSON q LII FILE, - Az INDUSTRIOUS Csfzen sc
Wilmington - 60
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A report is in town that the Jail in Dover,
Del. was burnt to the ground on Monday night
1t is also reported that of the villains concern
ed in the recent forgeries in New York has been
apprehended in Dover.
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4 TEACHER WANTvEU

TMMElHtrEsy. for the School in M,alIytown, Del,
n Nome need ,p y bit hat we'll recon.
me nded. Application 10 be made 10 The rrus,ees
a. T.. READING,
Oct %, 1877. 60)-.st W. SIREEiS.
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From TIE NV York Commercial 7veriscr, October o.
THE BoDY OF MORGAN. 1t is stated from the
West, that the body OF man, supposed to be that
of William Morgan, has been found in Lake Onta.
rio, at the mouth Of Oak Orchard Creek, in the
county OF Orleans A Coroner's inquest has been
held and the wife of the deceased was sent for To
see if she could identify the supposed remains as
those of her late husband. The body having been
in the water upwards Of thirteen months, it would
necessarily be pretty difficult matter to ascertain
the personal identity with precision. We are told.
however, that the clothes were supposed to be the
same that MOI gan had on when taken away. His
wife, moreover, said she should know the BODY in
consequence Of :: fractured arm, which had never
been properly set She also stated that he had
double teeth all round, one ut which md been ex-
tracted, and another broken in the attempt to draw
it. These peculiar marks, it is said, all found
on the examination of the body; aud the ply sician,
moreover. who drew one tooth and broke the other
on being called to view the budy declared that II
could be none other than that OF Morgan There
are persons. however. who entertain strong doubts
whe Their the body found is actually that of Morgan
respectfully as it was found so far from the spot
where common fame has fixed the last act of the
bloody tragedy. The general impression has been
that Morgan was drowned in the neghbofhood of
Fort Niagara. Our opinion has been that he was
drowned. abprp the falls, "twenty five or thirty
miles from Fost Niasaa, on the British side.o
And the place where the body under consideration
was discoyered is about forty miles this side Of the
mouth Of Niagara river.
Since Writing the FORE oing we have seen several
letters from Rochester, which state briefly that
Morsan's body has been found" And gentle
man has called upon us who arrived from the West
last evening. He states that the body found was
Inferred the 9th instant before suspicious were
excited that it might be that Of Morgan. 1t wa,
afterwards disinterred, Mrs. Morgan and others
sent for, as stated above. The Committee from
Rochester, accompanied by DR.. Strong. Of that
pace. went out to the examination. Mrs Morgan
had preserved the teeth, and brought them along.
DR.. :. WHO had extracted them, pronounced them
to be the same. But the clothes were not the same
Which Morgan had on when taken away.
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From The LnfourcAe Gasett,.

Donnfdson. Sept s-The Lafourche Gaset,e will
hencelorMard be devoted to the support of the nd
m'nisfrntaon Of the General Gorernmpnt Ihi,
course we have been induced to adopt, after ma
'nfe reflection. considering the interest Of IouIsi-
ma ~ particular. as well as that Of the Union at
large dependent, in a great degree, upnn con
tInnance and support Of the system Of national pol
ICY. pursued by the present Administration. and.
as lnseparably connected with it, the reelection
OF Mr. ADAMS to the office he now SO ably fills.
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FRIDAY, October 26, 1927.

Frown indignantly the first
me portion oil the Uuio1 anotherp WASHINGTON.
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or Newport paper wishes to know if Delaware goe
into breeches pocket, what will become OF Rhode
Island, should that state 60 for Adams We shall fine
room for it in our fob. A. ~ Noah
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rates for both Pots and Pearl. In Tar nothing
has been done, and of Tmrpsntine only I7O
bbls. have been disposed of at somewhat low-
er prices.
o The Liverpool Circular makes the following
statement respecting cotton.
The total sales of the month are 40 900 ba o.
ofwhich 1900 American and 1000 Egyptian
have been taken on speculation, besides which
$500 American and 500 Brazil have been for
warded to the country importers unsold.
From statement of the import and outgo-
ings OF Cotton, for the last nine months, com
pared with the same period last year, it ap-
pears, that though our present stock is nume-
really greater, by $4,000 bags, that on the
lst September, 1926, was. at the average out
goings OF the previous eight months, equal to
thirty-sx weeks supply Supposing the i'm
ports and outgoings Of the next four months to
be similar to those Of the last four months of
1926, the stock on the lst Of January next,
will be 26l 900 bags, against 23s 900 on the
lst Of January, 1927, and GIL 900 on the lst
January, 1926.
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In this town, on Monday last, by Rev. Mr..
Wilson, Mr.. Richard W. Jackson, merchant
of Philadelphia, to Miss Susan p. Aborn, all
of this town.
On Monday evening last, by the Rev. Ste
phcn Gano, Mr.. James Shaw to Miss Eliza F.
Godfrey both of this town.
On Monday evening last, by Rev. Mr. Pick
cring, Mr.. Ebenczer Gould, to Miss Ruth C.
Bishop, all Of this town.
In Littlo Compton, on Sunday evening last,
by Rev Mr. Paine, Mr.. Benjamin F.. Wilbour
to Miss Abby Taylor. daughter of Mr.. Stephen
Taylor.
In Smithfeld, on the 10th inst. by Thomas
Mann, Esq. Mr.. Amos Larned to Miss Lucy
Darling, all of Cumberland.-On Sunday eve
ming week, Mr.. Daniel Smith, of Cumberland, !,
to Miss Mary Ann Aldrich ofSmhicd Same
evening, Mr.. John Wyrpan to Miss Rosanna
Worse, both of Smithfeld. On Monday eve
ming, Gath inst. Mr.. Israel Wood Jr. ofSwanzoy,
to Miss Ruby Ann Eldridgc, of Smithfeld. On
Sunday last, by Judge Mann, Mr.. Nathaniel
Edridge to Miss Lydia Bassett. Nathan
iel Bacon 20 Miss Mary Bassett, all Of Smith
field
In Warren, on Thursday evening last by
Rev. Mr. Rexford, Mr.. Charles II. Salisbury to
Miss Rebecca Ssson, daughter Of Mr.. Esek Sis
son.
In North Providence, on Thursday evening
last, by Rev. Mr.. Cheney, Mr.. Samuel Cha
fee, of Boston, to Mrs. Sarah A. Potter
In Dighton, Rev. Caleb Green, formerly of
this town, to Miss Sally ii. Wastcoat, youngest
daughter Of Richard Wastcoat, Esq.
In Hopkinton. Mr.. Asa G. Bunker, of Nan
tucket, to Miss Mary Ray.
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DIR PLENCK'S INFALLlBLE VERNI :
FUGE, OR WORM POWDER:

VH\HiS Powder possesses the power Of destroys
X Jog and cxpelling all kinds Of worn,e eth.
er from tho stomach or bowels, when oil othcf
kinds Of Medicines have been given without {.
feet. II is not only safe TO give al all times. snl
under all circumstances, but il actually invigor-
ates the stomach and improves the appetite. sud
carries off those spurious worm symptom. whith
occasion SO much anxiety for children.
This powder Is equally eiIectual in destr Dying
tho Tape Worm as il is the more common kind:
DIR. JASSER'S ELEGANT ITCH LOTION.
This Lotion is an elegant application for tho
Itch and other eruptions on the skin. II is in
odoraus, eiicctual and safe, and can he applied
without the knowledge Of q second person both
as II preventative anI curative application.
ENGLISH JAUNDICE, PILLS:
These are the old and tried friends 10 ths
po.scs.ors Of Jaundcc, tloatod bowels, dizzy
heads, iony spirits and the low train Of com
plants arising from Jaundice, Sc.
They need only II trial to convince any one
Of their great utility in nli obstrueted bowels
and bileary organs, in preventing fevers, dys-
entery, &c.
The above Mrlicines are sold by JoHu II.
MASON g. Co. J. BALcTI. Jun. WIN. II. TAr-
Lon, and BEHJmIS A. BATTRY. JpE. Provi-
dence, X. J.; S. w. vinson, Newport, r. l.
September Is ly
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goth, arr schrs Bow. Barker, I'm Halifax; Mark
Eldridge, Labrador.
slst; cid schrs North Branch, Trott, St. Croix;
Thomas Dimmick, Beaufort; Spy, Harding, savan.
nah.
NETWORK, Sept. 27th.-Arr brig Pheasant,
Herrngton, Providence.
18th, arr brig Amos Palmer, Tilton, Marscilles,
40; Schr Exit, Wright. Charleston, 10; sloops Gov.
Gibbs, Tallman, Newport; b. ID. Jones, Peckham,
do; Merldi-n, Carr. Warren; Venus, Child, Proyi-
dence, Traveller, Crandall. do for Albany.
Cld ships Virginia, Collins, Vera Crnz; Charles
Bar,s; schrs Clarice, Hatch, Gibraltar; Elizabeth,
Whltmore, st. Marks, L. E.; Frances, Crowell, 81
vannah; Diana, Otis, Darien.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27-Arr sloop Vernon,
Hunter, Aux Cages.
Cid. brig Columbia, Richie, Neuvitas; schr Olive
Branch, Smith, Havana.
2Sth, arr ship North America, Bardin, Liverpool;
brig Philadelphia, Grover, Havana; schr MELON
ough, Seby, do.
Cid. ship La Fayctte, Rutter, Charleston; brig
Superior, Wilmington.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.-Arr ship States, My
ers, Amsterdam.
27th, arr schr Joseph. Erickson, Muyaguez, I6.
Cid. schr VIM. & Mary, St. Barts.
NORFOLK, Sept. H.-The ship Corinthian
Bennett, from Rio Janeiro, for Baltimore, has gone
up the Bay.
In Hampton Roads, big America, Picket, fr Liv.
orpool, bound up james River.
Sailed from the Roads, brig Maine, Frisbe. for
Morlaix. "
25th.-II. M. c. M. corvette le Lybic, Cant. Ba-
baudy, sailed from the bite of Crancy Island, this
morning, bound to Brest
Sailed, schr Norfolk Packet, ichols, Providence.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 25.-Arr brig Cuuber-
land, Patterson, Liverpool, 43; schr Triton, Fow-
RICHMOND. Sept 2i.-sacd, Marx, Amsbu.
ry, Providence.
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Per steam boat Marco BOzz0r;s.

Per steam boat Marco Bozzaris.
Arrived at New York, Sunday, ship Canada,
Rogers, Livcrpoo brigs Hannah, Trowbridge, Gus
tavia, st. Barts, 20, for New Haven; Regulator,
Hubbs, rtand; scbrs Billow, York, do; Superior,
Fisher, do; Hope and Hannah Chase, Boston.
Below, ships Colossus, Maxwell, Liverpool; Car
oline Augusta, Merrill, do Peru, Cole, do; Orozim-
bo, Mayoll, Havre.
Cid ships Kentucky, Rathbonc, for New Orleans;
Bayard, Robinson, Havre; Montana, Smith, do; w.
Thompson, Maxwell, Lverpool; Columbia, Dclano,
London; brgs Dromo, Campbell, Havana; Calliope,
Towne, Gibraltar aud market; Bolivar, Clark, Mo-
bile; Rodney, Packard, St. Thomas; Louisiana,
Drnkwater, Savannah; schrs Edgar, johnson, An.
gostura; Leonora, Parish, st. Barts; sloop Sarah
Isabella, Horsman, Key West.
Arr at Philadelphia, 29th, ship Plato, Birkett, fin
Cadz; briggs Mary, Smith, ST. Domingo; Lehigh,
Willis, Hamburg. Cid. brigs Maria, Lyle, Havana;
Forest, Brooks, St. Barts; Mary Ann, Morrell, &.
Haytien, schr Nancy, Myers, Aux Cages.
Arr at Baltimore, 28th, schr J. @. Adams, Fear
son, ST. Jago. Cid. brig Inca, Conklin, Rio janet
ro, via Norfolk.
Sailed from Richmond, Goth, barquo Tbs. willet,
Adminson, Cowcs; brig Hibernia, Jones, Liverpool.
Cid. at Petersburg, 25th, ship Protection, Blair,
Rotterdam.
Arr at Newbern, 22d, schrs Gen. Irede Osgood,
Martnco; Mary, Lockwood, do CID schr Milo,
Clark, Hayti.
Cid at Charleston. 2lst, schrs Globe, Davis, and
Eagle, Brewer, Havana.
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Captain John Downes has been appointed to the
command Of the Delaware, ~, now fitting for sea at
Norfolk, and bound for the Mediterranean.
The bar Of Ncwburyport harbor, which has lately
been wearing away, has, since the late storm, rcsum-
cd Its former Dimensions.
The wreck recently fallen in with, has been ascer-
tanned, beyond the possibility Of doubt, to be the
Sampson.
Brig Helen, Daily, of this port, sailed from Cape
all well.
Up at Now York, brig New York, Apthorp, for
Gibraltar and Malaga, with despatch.
Arr at Havana, 9Th ut. bri. Pomona, Newton, fin
Newport. Brig Louisa, for Newport, was to sail
llth.
No American vessels at Bonavista, Aug. 2j.
At Marsei'les, Aug. 18th, ships Cadmus, Brown,
discg; Pallas, Brown, for New Orleans; hetto, for
Havana, few days; Bingham, Welsh, for Philaicl-
phia, Six Brothers, from Greece, in quarantine;
brigs Rebecca & Sally, Houston, unc; Henry, Brown,
for New Orleans, soon, Eunicc, Stevenson, do Is;
Marseilles, Rich, Gibraltar, soon; Lawson, Lom-
bard, in quarantine; Byron, Moore, do; schr Po.os,
Stevenson, unc.
At Mayaguez, p. II. ll,h ut. schr Superior, just
arr from New York.
At Amsterdam, Aug. IL, ship Rolla, Cooksey, Of
Baltimore, dscg; brig Henry Clay, Parker, do. do j;
and others.
a. Crons,ait, Aug. 81, brig Ncreus, Page, of and
for this port, ready.
Arr at Boothbay, 22d, Sarah Ann, from Dcmcrara,
25th, Francs Sophia, ST. Perrcs.
The corvette John Adams, arrived at Pensacola,
Sd ut.
Schr Swift. Marchant, OF this port, one week out, d,
with 80 bbls mackarc, arr at Cranberry Island, 9th
ult.
At Poverty Point. Mississippi 4th ut. brig Benz
Ruggles, Waite, Of Newport, ir Havana.
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PAWTUXET FAIR.
THE Members oftbe Rhode Isiond IS,

Fl Au00e-fSiOn
n fy for the encouragement of Domesfie
Industry, are informed that tho eighth apnu.
al meeting Cattle Show and Exhibition ofsaid
society, will be holden at the village of Paw-
taHet, THIS DAY, I'd, and TOMORROW,
the 4th October.
LIST. All entries Of Stock must be made be-
lore .. y. NJ. on Tuesday, and all othcr an
tries before 10. A. M. on Wednesday. For
tins purpose the Clerks will attend at the So.
ciety's Hall, after Monday. at 10, A. M.
I'd, The general meeting Of the Society for
tho choice OF Officers, will be holden at 8, A.
nj. on Wednesday.
Sd. No stock will be received in the Pens
ai'or " A: Nj. on Wednesday; and the viewa
ing Committees will proceed to their duties a
10. A M.
9TH: The Society will dino al the tavern Of
day
9th. Ploughing Match on Wednesday. NJ 4
IN tho afternoon. and no stock is TO be I'd
meved from the Pens, until after the Plough
ing Match.
9th. All Premiums will be declared at ii,
N. nj. on Thursday; Immediately after which
tho sale OF Stock will commence.
TN. Auction sale Of premium articles st 2,
p. NJ. on Thursday.
9Th. Tho Hall Of the Society will be thrown
open for the reception Of visitors at 10, A. M.
on Thursday, and will remain open until ths
Auction sale commences
9th. No premium will be awarded ON anv
article not manufa ctuIed within the last year.
10th. A wharf will be erected at Pawtuxet
Tor the accommodation Of tho public. Pas.
'engers and stock may be landed thsreat with
convenience. For tho Standing Committee,
JAMES RHODES.
Pawtuxet, Sept 81, 1927.
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NEW. BEDFORD, Oct. l.-sailcd, ,brig Dwigh

Norton, Sea OF Japan.
SALEM, Sept. 40.-Arr ship Glide. Endicott. q
Cronstadt, and ~ ds fm Esincur. Cid. brig Hope
Bcckford, South America, via Boston.
NEWBURYPORT, Sept. 26.-Arr Caleb, Fort
Royal, %.
PORTLAND, Sept. 25 Arr schr Pan Matan-
zas, Cammolt, Trapan, 60.
BOSTON, Sept. 2S.-.irr brigs Ajax, 1Iowcs, fin
Cronstadt; Orcstes, Mason, ST. Ubcs, AZ.
CID brig Apthorp, Gray, Alexandria; schr Ex-
change, Merryman, Maianzas.
29h, arr brgs Caroline. Kelly, honavista; Bet.
sey, Bourne, Labrador; schrs Baltimore, Emery, FIN
Archangcl, So; Only Son, Corley, Labrador.
Cid ships Candacc, Heath. Valparaiso and Lima;
Henry Tuko, Bliss, New Orleans; Sapphire, Wood.
bury, do JAVA Purringion do; brigs Massachusetts.
Hobart, do; Cecilia, Ilammctt Maranham; Sarah Il
Esther, Sever, Smyrna; Wolga, GirGler. Sumatra;
Sea Island. Atwood, Savannah; schrs Ivy. Parker,
~. Thomas; Nelson, Allen, beaufort, :. c.; IIax-
all, Brainard, Alexandra.
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NEW GOODS,
AT No. l, CANAL-sTRE,

AT No. l, CANAL-sTREnT.
IT SMALLY, has just received at his
% . Clothing Establishment, prime assort-
ment Of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadcoths and Cassmeres; Vestings, new
ane elegant patterns; a few pieces drab DUFF
fills, Kcrscys, Plaids, Camblets, Bookings, &C.
&c.
On hond-An extensive assortment cf Ready
Made Clothing, of every description, made in
the best and most durable manner; and in the
latest style, which will be sold for cash, ut
prices that cannot fail TO suit customers.
October 3
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Mn. TRIMBLE.--We have a lottor before
us, (says tho National Intelligencer,) from
David Trimblc, Esq. late Representative in
Congress from the State Of Kentucky, under
date of the 2ist ultimo, IN which he says"
have lately seen statement which is making
the tour Of the newspapers, said to bo a part
OF some observations made by me at LOWS
Court House, in Speech which made there
in tho Spring of 1925, after nv return from
Congress. The statement is utterly false. -
never used such language to any man on
any OCCASION
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Deaths.

In this town, on Monday morning last, Mar
garct, infant daughter Of Captain John Glad
ding, aged eight months. Funeral this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
On Sunday evening last, Harriet Amelia, in
fant daughter of Mr.. George G. Brown, aged
thirteen months. Funeral this afternoon at 4
o'clock, from her fathers residence in Pine
street.
In Newport, on the l4th ult. Luther Baker,
infant son of Mr.. William Halle.
At Tyngsboro' the 22d ult in the Goth year
OF his age Col. Ebenezer Bancrofts, an officer
in the army of the Revolution.
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BETTER AND BETTER

BETTER AND BETTER
SOCCESS upon success again ut No. A.
~ Union Buildings. For tho small proper
ton OF tickets sold as above; nothing like it,
for the prizes.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Ihe drawing of the above took place on
Saturday at the State House in this town, and
rs usual IN some Of the former classes of the
above deservedly popular Lottery (since con-
ducted by the Messrs. Allens) have had tho
pleasure oil selling 10 some Of our patronizing
friends for "a pery rife, that which will entitle
them to handsome proportion Of that some-
lhlng (sometimcs called ready rhinoD which
fortunate iavishes scarcely any where so pro-
iuse'y as at No. Union Buildings.
CLARR'S list ofthe above popular Lotterv.
Drawn Numbers.
~ 81 2l 33 l2 20
For the many handsome prizes sold as above
please call and receive the cash at a very
small discoun; for interest, or in fact almost
without any.
"A little bit Of somein' what every body
MAY DE don't understand cxactly"-
NO prizes are in any case advertised as hav-
ing been sold as above, but what are actually
sold to persons in this town, at tho counter, or
at RETAIL; the idea is not q new ono, but
none O. the worse for that
TTfZes soIu or pald ut any oil our Offices ei-
tber at Sr*N"**m, PS**t*****h, orat Nas*st,
will not in any caso bo implied as having taxi
en- place here.
For chances and those that are sph0t our
folks ear prime ones too, in the Rhodc-Isand
State Lottery (Col. J. B. Wood Agent for the
Managers) TO be drawn this morning, please
call at
CLARK'S
r. I. State Lottery and Exchange Office. No.
4, Union Buildings.
October