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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14

Ex,rac, of letter from Delegate to the Harrisburg Con.
vention, TO his friend in Dover, Del, dated August g..
1897.
ave had great meeting indeed, Of talent and worth
Never did respectable assembly. And all was
harmony and zeal for the good Of our
My opinion decidedly is that Pennsy vana will not sup
port Gen jackson. and that he will hardly get vote in
this State. The best informed that met with have
The same opinion of New-Yolk."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14

DIED-Suddeny, in Harrisburg, The evening Of the
9Th inst the Rev. ROBERT III LIE. anatve Of England,
aid Pastor Of the First Unitarian Church in Washington
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14
Robertson 8 LitsIc's

UIIicts % sIaFKst 81, " IAI!sstun
who, it will be recoected sold the Carttsl prize Of
SloO8 in The las, class of this lottery. to gentleman q
his Borough besides several smaller capital prizes
Aug a. 1897.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14

Mr.. Buchanan's anxiously looked for letter is
presented to our readers to-day. We suppose
there will be more letters, but really the writers
appear to be laborng in vain, for party excite
ment has attained such pitch, that peoples minds
are not open to conviction. Both parties claim
Mr.. Buchanan's letter as great triumph for their
respective causes.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14

Nomination Election-The Democrats ofNewcaste Coun
~ held an Election Saturday last for the purpose Of
nominating Candidates for the Offices Of Sheriff and Coro-
ner and choosing Delegates to form the County Ticket
We have received complete official accounts of the
state of the polls, but learn that Mr. WILLIAM HERnMAs
and Mr. HEsny yISIsG Obtained the nomination In ibis
Hundred Delegate Tickets were run; one composed
of the friends OF the Administration, and the other Jack
son Ticket. The latter had 262 votes at the Town FALL
and nearly all the votes at the Buck The number OF votes
for the Adams Ticket at the Town Hall was 13l.
Five men died suddenly in Philadelphia on the 9th inst.
from drinking cold water. Several also died in New York
from the same cause, during the late hot weather. and two
others in James city.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14

"Frown Indignantly upon dawing attempt
one pori n the U.ioa ef.p WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14

Wilmington. AnE 18Th, 1897.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-14

The following poem is founded upon the INCL
dents contained IN the 18th chapter Of the Book of
Judges. Ii Is from the pen OF Sum>Kn LINCOLN
FAIRFIELD, author Of the Cities ofthe PIa,n,' aud
oti.ef works IF merit We think our readers will
agiee With us that it exhibits deep thought and
abounds With beautiful poetic images
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-14

Slltff "Nlh& 3 merit W tlnnE our readers Will
agler with as that it exhibits deep thought and
abounds with beautiful poetic images
TIE CHIEF OF liAZOR
DER Tabo1's height and F.sdraelon's plain,
The morn is breaking with SLY ~ swell
of hg!t, 50 beat ,ftil that il doth float
In tie D'est air, ';t breathing poetry
The mountain bl~eze comes Ger the dewy flowers
" It'll all tie freshness and ely sum bloom
OF the Young heart expanding (Oh how soon
To catch the fatal gpros} of Kuh J
When rs first thoughts run wild in glorious dreams
OF FAIRY Hand OF paradise and birds
Q. rainbow p1umage lif on high Their songs,
u hose mellow music brea,hes Of Joy aud love;
Along the mosa, banks DER rugged shelves
And sunny pebbles, leaps the living brook,
Rejoicing in the day-sprng, Will 1t drinks
The tariest glory OF the snnhght's gush;
And the sweet face Of nature wears a smile
OF beauty like the image Of rs God.
Til, giorou, Temple, Heaven, thy matchcss works
Why should the evil enter why the voice
OF walling rlsc-the hollow groan Of death
The savage Shrek Of carnagef why should blood
Dye the dark soil that CIV eth life to flowers,
And mingle with the sunny lowland rl
Whose music tells OF Quietncss and love
Alas that man, whose hours are very brief,
Should seek to check the race that soun ?nS! end
The roar Of battle sunk to hollow moarj
Far DER the reeking field, and fast lie He'd
The naughty Chief Of IiazUr, Sisera,
From his benefited chariot, and alone,
Like shunn'd leper, held his rapid way
Through the dalk woods OF Tabcr. Meier before
Had Jabin's captain qualPd, though fearless foes
And mighty had cone down upon his host,
Like an unbrokcn cataract but now
The hero fled in panic ha>.e, and oft
He shudder'd as he heard the victor Shout
Behind and then lis proud o'elmaster'd heart
Fell in his bcsoin like the purple haze
Upon the desert pilgrim, while he thought
That spear and oX-goad had availed against
His arcilcrs, clad in arEror, and the strength
Of iron charots, drawn BY barbed steeds.
It IS bitter thing to sec the pride
OF high spirit thus cast Down and crusl,'d
Beneath the darkness OF is DESTINY
Tho toll of years repaid, in dark hour,
by scorn and ntamy the patient thought,
The watching and the wearne ss-he brunt
~ laltlc and the countless woes CT war
Al borne in vain the lofty consciousness
u high Geseivi: rantled DER with shame:
md he, who long bath been tie batlcmcnt
Ut his adoling counT};n whose eye
The Hing bath read the c-aclcs Of war
Whose dn'ed iachlon, Ike a glorious star
Hath hgh."l cft he path G. rictory,
u one !r1cI hour uethyoa'd iyou, mems esteem.
nd aiken .orth from his own rl&ce Of pride
~ outcas.-"!th price npor ms head
Dark Wa lie soul of sisera lis Sing
5Iad gazcd upon hin with al eye whose light
lad shed its glory DER his path bis brow
lad CLEANED with victor radiance DER tie Chief;
An h:Ghe- honors mark'd his last farewell.
The noary sco1 cf Aehtaroth had blessed
Fha warrior when he parted for de fight
Hai''ens had scattec'd roses IN His path,
AVID aar ,lles. f,.- ir,n- j. =,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-14

Gushed FORTH Ike wild torrent, from heart
| Weary and worn and tried and broken now
when It's proud pulse throbbed deepest. The orient
!
Was beautiful dreams of other realms
| he palm was full of music and the pine
| Sent up mysterious melod, the hues
| Ut the rich lotus and bright aloe glowed,
| While from the soft green vale the mellow air
Stole through the tent and breathed upon the brow
| OF Slsera as he slept
| Jael drew near
| With feaihery footsteps. like guilt, thing,
| Ard listened as she bent DER the dark Chief.
| Her starting eye did wander in v lid fear
demon hight was on her brow-her lips
HAD that compression, which implies resolve
| OF something terrible upon her Cheek
MID corselke paleness, sat the hectic spot
OF the assassination the accusing heart
fearful witness and her coal black hair
| Fell IN unequal clusters down her neck
That had swan-like curve, and, as she bent,
dropped DER her painting bosom She came near,
And drew aside the covering from the face
OF the dark warrior chief, and on him gazed.
Dark were the dreams of Sisera His brow.
Scarr'd by the casque of war, and narrowed up
With many burning thoughts and sleepless cares
Quivered convusvely his sallow cheek
Was flushed by the last fever of his heart;
His mighty bosom rose and fell, like seas
When the great spirit of the tempest regns;
His hand, still gauntletted, had grasped the hlt
Mutter'd strange words that sounded mournfuy;
Oils spirit fought the battle Ger again,
And he was struggling for the victory)
Dark Sisera arose and drave his sword
Through the thick tent-and smiled and then sunk
down
As if it nought avaled-and sighed like one
" hose hopes have vanished-whose despair is 6x,d.
And sluu,berd yet more eply-though the shades
Of thought passed DER his war-worn countenance
Like mountain shadows Ger mirror'd lake
Jael knelt down beside the chief, and drew
Aside his clustering locks, which toll and suffering
Had changed from the dark beauty of his youth.
And like q iend gszed on the chieftain Pause
Woman hast thou son There's one afar
TO whom that warriors filal smile is dear.
Fen now she looketh for her child her heart
Is trembling for her fiji 5tborn and her best
Hast thou boy, dark Jael f-Lo her lips
Murmur-" My son shall Judge the land for this,
"a glory to the nation of the Lord %
(Ihou Merciful why dost thou spare the guilt.
That clothes itself in thine all spotless name y
Lifting the fatal weapon, while her eve
Glowed with dark ferocity, she drave
At one quick blow, the iron through his brain.
Up, Ike a goaded lion, sprang the Chief
The burning blood poured down his long dark
beard
And fell, like lava, on his bosom-still
His strength was equal to the deadly strife
OF man with man. But when the hero saw
woman's triumph DER him-when he felt
His uttermost dsgrace-thus-thus to die
Alone, unhonor'd, by woman's hand
| Without word, signal, or look,
He fell; bis giant limbs reaxed-hs head
Rolled on the earth-and bis last quiverinc easn
WADt fcrfhU le 6y,p &c I,a.,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-14

The Of herdmen, hurrying like bann'd
And oulaw'd thief The Che;had rocked of death
And feared It not; hf tad mt Thought Of Mist
Alas he knew not TIL this hour, how much
The human heart may bcar--hoH dark. work
The my sterles OF dtstms-how low
The Hottest may be humhled, and the best
! Stained. spurncd and braIited-sealed and garner
cd up
/ 10 meet the doom their pride seeks not to shun
| The mists Of morn still linger'd in the vale,
| That sklrtcd the deep base Of Iabor's height;
Aud hurrIedly, through the dark nazes of the wood,
lie fed and threw ASIDE his casque and spear,
And mail Of many sneIela, for his strength
Had sunk IN the Wild battle, where he wrought
The last deeds of his high renoWn-and now
What more could proven arms avail the Chief
His glorious was iost-hs honor soiled-
His proud kings curse hung Der hn--and he heard
l. ow lurking Catamtcs, around the throne
Wrisper disgrace and craven treachery
s,ung by the thought, lie broke his CORY sword
And threw the blade dIshonuIed in the brook,
Blu, KEEP. The jewellcd HIT for there were words
And names of glorious import craven there
Tie paused not cen TO quaif the lucid stream,
Or ba'he his burning forehead-but kept on
Tie mighty, though the fallen Slsera
The warrior came to Jael's tent His limbs
were weary, and his mighty frame grew weak
In he despalring sickness Of his heart.
W !tll tar faltneSsHeSS, the subtle wife,
OF Heller wooed the warrior from his path,
Who nothing crayed but safety and a cup
OF water from the fountain that eap'd up
Amid ,he palm grove, in whose centre stood
The kene's tent-upon the border land.
And he lay down within the beaded dew
OF his SOULS agony hung on his brow,
The arrows bloody path was Ger his breast,
That heayed as it would burst in the wild war
OF master passions blast ed pride, and shame
That gasped for vcn6eance-antlT revenge that quail
ed
Before disgrace-and Knocked the heart it scared.
The -Etna of the bosom never sleeps
The fever OF wild cnterprze-the rush,
The roar Of strfe-lhe speed of hot pursuit
Or GREATNESS flight, fill the proud heart with power
Fen when the eloll's lost-but when the pause
Follows, and the discerning mind beholls
The universal run--the wild waste
OF all its honors--the disgrace, despair,
And desolaton-It doth sink to sleep,
The oblivion of all hope, all human fear,
The only bessedness not reft away,
Like a sweet child that knoweth not a care
Though allied to The invaders of their rich
And pleasant herjtage-their ancient lot
Yet ileber long had hourished meath the smile
Of llazor's kng--nCr wrong had he tanned,
Nor injury in word or deed. His days
Had glided in peace since he had dwelt
In larosheth of the nations, and his tent
Had found due honour in the widest strife,
Nor had the deepest want unjusty snatched
An eve lamb from his flock But, thro' all times,
! The open heart, tie ready hand hath wrought
| " oe to the giver, anl cpnfdns Truth
Rcceiv'd dark reward Like fair tree,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-14
New md Cheap Goods
xorsNr n. BRENT & co.

~ IL.
.yp;,,., rsc.;ved from N. York and fhiiaoe'Pn''
,hs f9llowinp articles. which they are "oW "Ptm
= anS ogsr for sale at the most reduced Pii|e' 'o
asb at their store on King street, tour ooot'
he Washington Tavern
Super blue and black cloths
Olive Nv
Rlue and black cassimeres
Handsome assortment OF vesuhSs
Plain and stripe cambrcs
Cambria dmity
An elegant assortment OF eahcoes
white and colored satteens
Wilmington stripes
white and brown drill'ng'
Cotton stockings and SOCKS
Cross barred and shaded musllns
,,t do
plain and figured Swiss do
plain and 6gurged buff cravass
Plain and plaid SILK oo
Cambria insertngs
M.ndarine robes, Canton grapes
yellow and white canvass
Cruel and working cotton
past black double florence
white and blue Grape leisse
Horse skin and kid gloves
Fine bobanett laces
| Bobanetts A, o-4 ana o'4 "'ue
| figured do
Gimp lace, pearling, footing
| white and black wells
pohane,t scarfs, collars and hdkfs
Bobanett caps ,.n., .,,ors
p,rape granadene, new article ior i@u'S' ~
Tortoise she'll tuck combs
| no do side do
Rraz;llian combs, cotton fringes
Bunch and puff curs
Irish linens and lawns
Swiss linens and sheetings
Swiss trimmings
Cambria collars and rufis
Domestic cottons
Cotton Yarn Ill, sxnect a
With yansy \. o' april IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-14
Furniture and Mahogany

JiMES GREEN-C8BINET MAKER,
TIAS on hand at his mandatory, on Royalstreet,
IL few doors south of King, general assortment Of
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE Of his own manufac.
ture.
Bay of Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand rails,
st. Domingo curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
veneer. dLSO,
Copal varnish, sacking bottoms cords, &c. all Of
which will be sold low for cash the usual credit to
punctual customers.
TURNING Of every kindneatiy ezesuted. dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-14
Hewpring Goods.
,Arrrs AD WILLIAM SCtTT,

.So,,th Uest Der Of King and Far far streets.
nAVE receiy Com New-York and Philadelphia,
Hllarre and reAl asortment'of Spring and Sum
ner Goods, SUCH
Grecian striruslns
N,nkin. Can Italian, and other grapes
swiss null, (, AMI jaekonet muslins
Scotch muspf allkinds
Barrage andcy silk hikfs.
Hosiery ofs kind
ladies', m Ind boy' Leghorns
silk, horse and kidgloves
linen and Icambridldkfs.
snner whit coloredlrilling
Rlack and lasting
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT coats
Blue and u nankins 8
Wilmingtoipes
RnG Witt fancy srseilles
sc.rIet. ye, and fang bandannos
Sunerior b Italian lstring
French anda black aks
Floreucesf olors
I.;sb I;nenirtings ah lawns
p".s;a shets, and Sdch linens
Domestic Is, sheetifs and shirtings
Cotton yaic etc.
Withevery f "suaiiyvantedat TINS season.
april2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-14
G. & y. p, Thompson

G. 81. p, Thompson
Y61AvE received per ship Herald from Liverpool
u and other arrivals general assortment Of
SEASON.dBLE GOODS, y
Extra Saxony and superkne cloths and cassmeres
Mixed anil drab cassinets, for mems summer wear
Plain and twilled bombazetts
70 cambria and fine fancy prints
90 and Ga cambria and jaconet muslins
"A fine and super null do
Ga do do book do
a. tamboured sprig do do
A and s book m:islin hdkfs
Ga fashionable shaded, striped and corded muslns
DO do full cold and satin striped and spotted do
9.8 do shaded ginghams
A. do do cambria do
Do do silk shaded barage
Thread lace orres, white colored cotton balIsanG
spoos
White and printed cuttings, fine and extra super
Grandre striped eanetts brown and bleached drilling
Canton and French grapes, black and colored
India blue naDkeens
Ladies white and black ingram cotton hosiery
Mems white cotton hose and halfhose
Brown thread and black silk do
Ladies kid and extra quality horseskin gloves baes
white and assorted colors
DE- black and white silk do
Mems beaver do
Flag, bandanna, spitta6eld, black levantne and b.
tannia hdks
Super linen cambria do
7.8 and A. Irish linens
81 and Ga do sheetings
81, ga and l04 dsnask and diaper table linen
Russia sheetings and diapers, brown hollands
White ticklenhurgs. dowlas, oznaburgs and burlaps
Sewing silks, twist and coored threads
Shoe thread in and OF. balls
Palm leaf and feather fans
Bolivar hats, piping cords, buttons, pins, &C. &c.
also,
Brown and besched Domestic shirtings and sheetin..
Plaid and striped do gDghsms
Shrting apron and furniture checks
Bedticking, oil cloth ia oltcovers, &c. april Z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-14

Sugar, Hides, &c.
Landing from Schooner Enterprise
N0nBA0S prime green coffee
~ 400 Porto Rico hides
IN STORE,
90 bbls nett herring
90 do gross do
For sale by NJ MILLER SON.
mo l3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-14

GerMon LlHeNs, yeas, &c.
~ .NUEl. MESSEUSMT:ii has just received per
= shin London Packet from, Bremen, via Baltimore,
nd offers for sale,
20 bales burlaps, from No, 1 too
5 do osnaburgs
9 do hessans
Ne has also for sale, nor landing andin Hore-
rs chests Young Tyson tea, Of various qualities
100 half chests and 10 aud catty boxes Gunpow-
der and Imperial do. part of late importation,
and fine quality
g boxes, each 20 eannsters 2 lbs each, lmp'l. do
9 half chests liySn
chests Powch4g
316 bags Havana, Porto RICO, and Rio Coffee
50 bags Java
As hhds n. ORD ns and West Inlia Muscoyado
10 bbls Sugars
20 boxes and BIZ refined do
20 boxes Canta, White do beautiful article
90 hhds Ba.tirpre whiskey
pipes Cogtc brandy, Seignett's brand
do supeor old do
do Chapaigne do
$50 sacks Livpool salt
$50 reams wrPing paper
90 kegs ralslI
$50 boxes MuRtel do
IS do and llf boxes bunch do
% do speicandles
do butt blue
20 do Sicilemons ERA
20 boxes andllf boxes Bakers chocolate
| s pipes and indian bbls Sicily wine
| II quarter cas- and Indian bbls Colmenar do
| IS do sweet Malaga do
IL do French Msdera do
pire and Asks old Sherry
quartercaf Port do
casks List do
1 pipe fine Murdoch Madeira
1 hid wintefained sperm oil
IS kits mackl
Nutmegs, des, binders and bandbox boards
Sugar loaf er, etc may &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-14
Fresh supply Of Garden See

vUyBE subscriber has just received fr esh supply
i Garden Seed, selected in Englsnd By an espc,
enced hand, which with last fan, NAL
his assortment large and complete. There are &
sorts of Cabbage. several Of English Peas and Bea
do. of Raddish, &c. r. r. RANsA,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-14
MuscOva0n Sugars .

Muscova0o Sugars.
Landing this day from sehr BafehelOr, from st. Johns
Porto Rico,
27 81 nn bsl, Muscovad0 Sugar
For sale by S. hESSERSMIIh.
In Store,
$50 bags coffee. part prime green
IS boxes and bbls Baltimore refined sugar
$50 reams wrapping paper
As hhds Muscovado sugar. part very superior
10 hhds Baltimore whiskey
pipes Cognsc brandy
Young Tyson tea in chests and half chests OF va
rious qualities and prices
Imperial and Gunpowder do, in halt chests and
and 10 catty boxes do do
Liverpool blown salt in sacks E
Colmensr and Malaga wine, &c. July
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-14
Groceries.

VUNIE subscriber has lately received asuppy Of Gro.
i ceres, which, in addition to his former stock, he
offers moderate terms They consist IN part Of
6 hhds sugars, do. refined do.
10 bbls do Is bags coffee
10 half chests & boxes Imperial and Gunpow-
der teas
9 chests and half do Young Hyson do
10 kegs I.eiper's and CARROTS snuff
Is sacks Liverpool salt
500 bushels coarse do
50 bbls rosin, 40 do Suffolk tar
Together with family -four, rum, brandy, whiskey,
moasses, salt petre, nails, Manila and other cordage
hemp and cotton seine twine, etc. ETC.
iuly GEO. COLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-14

An additional supply ofDry Goods
NAMES A WaYhNo 8
HAS just received at his store southwest '''"'' u
Ill King and Fairfax-streets' r..,>
yellow Nsnkins Superior quai'ty)
Do do common
Cotton cashmere, Wilmington str'PeS
Flag and bandanna handkerchie'S
PLAIN and figured book muslin -c
plain and Hgured black silk hanak'S
Barrage hdkfs. Madras 90
Blue and white demnes
dorchester bedtcking
Amoskeag do -,
Green and white gauze vehs
BLACK canton Grape -, .;,,o,s
A few piece. ofvery handsome belt RIBBONS
| Parasois and umbrellas
Gentlemens' Leghorn hats
| Ladies Leghorn bonnets ,,,,p .p7yrLES
| rYTTH A TaRlE7Y OF OTHER '1hii 49, ,,n''
,,b;cb will DE sold low for cash. !o".
The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-22

OsscteesIn Ihzructiag the schOaTsiR Sacred MaSic.
The Accommodating with the following words,
"Sec the kind Shepherd Jesus stands
With all engaging charms"
audhc hymn entitled, " Not ashamed Of Jesus" were
sung with IAN accuracy and prOpriey which would
have been highly credablc to performers Of long ex-
perienee. The above hymns and the music to which
they are set, are taken from late publication Of MIR.
Hastings, entitled 'JMreniLs PsaLmOdy," a work which
is strongly recommended by the very favourable re-
cepon and extensive patronage it has received from
the public, as well by its own peculiar merits. The
friends Of Sabbath Schools in this town take so much
encouragement from the proficiency of the Scholars
and from the favorable opinion of the public that it
has been determined, contrary to the original calcula-
ton, to continue the school through the winter, and it
is believed from the strong interest manifested by the
parents and children, that there will be no dimunon
Of numbers or declension Of zeal in the cause. S.
Sharon Nor. Is, 1927.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-22
~. B..

All those indebted to the Subscriber must make
payment by the first Of March next; after which, all
unsettled Debts Notes that are due at that time,
will be lodged in the hands OF an Attorney for colIec-
ton This Advertisement must be considered rs suf
hcent notice. G.. l.. WEBB.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-22
JONATHAN REEDS ESTATE.

JOINA HIN NJ u . ES n L.
HE Court Of Probate for the district of Sharon has
allowed and imitctl six months from the date hereof
for the creditors Of the estate of
JONATHAN REED,
late of Sharon in said district to present the subscr-
Der their respective claims for settlement and allow
ancc. Those ncgecting will be debarred recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
BENJAMIN LINES, administrator.
Sharon, Nov. IT. 1897, q
The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-22
AaARNfED

In Boston, by the Rev. DIR. Beecher, THOMAS e.
PERKINS Esq. of Hartford to Miss MARY E. Bee
CHER, daughter of Rev. DR.. Beecher.
In Hartford, by Rev. Mr.. Spring, Mr.. Soloman
Parker to Miss Marian Prtchard, both Of Plymouth.
In Jackson (Niissouri,) Col. Stephen Ranny aged
GO. He was a native Of Connecticut; served in the
army (havng entered it at early age) during all the
of the revolution in several battles received
wounds, and was presented sword, by Gen. Lafay-
cite for his gallantry and also served through the
last war; in capacities from Captain to Lieut.. Colonel
with honour.
In Boston, Francis, youngest child Of VIM. Kerr,
aged years and months. His death was occasioned
by its cotton clothes taking fire, while standing near
the fire place, in the room with its MOTHER whose ef
forts proved unavang, the child was SO severely
Caroline Smith, daughter of James 8. in the 5th year
Of her age. Her death was caused by her clothes
(which were of cotton) taking fire. She survived on.
Luman B. Smith, 3--bur SO as to cause her death By
her cloths taking fire,
The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-22
EsTRAY.
EST'RAY.

ZANE into tho enclosure Of tie Subscribers on or
about the 18th of Sept. last light brinde STEER.
year old last spring, with sIanting crops and
a square crop off each car, and hole through the
left, white the bc''y, tail been foze or cut of.
Said Steer was in suffering condition when he came
into the enclosure.
81 J. w. STATIONS.
Salisbury, Nov. Is, 1927 %