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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20
DAILY LINE.
Philadelphia e. Baltimore
!ST'E.a.M- BO.4T'S s STaGES
By way Of WILMINGTON & ELKToN.

by way OF w MARG ON & l. LhtON.
THE Steam Boat SUPERIOR, Captain
VIM. Miner, and the Steam Boat VESTA,
e,.pt. ]. II. Burns, are IN complete order, anu
me Of them will leave the first wharf above
Marker street PhlLADELPHIA,at 3o'cIock,
i'll the afternoon for Baltimore.
The Stages for the line will deliver the pas.
sengcrs on board the Steam Boat New Jersey,
~ the Eagle, at E!Kton one of these hcats
will leave Bowley's wharf BALTIMORE,
every afternoon at o'clock fos philadelphia
AL the Engines Of this line are skiiful'y built,
Upon tine safe principles of Bolton s. Watts.
All baggage at the risk OF the owners thereof.
Application tor passage to be made TO the
Captains on bos,d tie boats at any time of the
day,
Passengers received or delivered at Chester
and at Marcus Hook. The boat downwards
will pass Chester about s o'clock, and upwards
about 9 O'Clock. One boat will leave Whining
ton every morning az half past s O'Clock. for
philadelphia.
July lG---tD
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20
228 Acres Of Land :

nearly one half of which is woodland, with a
considerable proportion of valuable timber, and
to Saw Mills. The arabic land is
not at present in high state CT cultivation, bu,
may he improved at small expence, being con
venent to lime kins. There is a handsome
proportion of meadow ground, The improve
inent are two log dwellings, stable, &c. The ST.
tuaton is remarkably healthy, and spring of
excellent water convenient to the dwelling; also
a never failing stream of water passing through
the farm.--The new road from Newark to Elk
ton, passes through this property.
The above farm will be sold entire, or in lots,
as may best suit purchasers--A more particular
description of the property is deemed unneces
sary, as those inclined to purchase will doubtless
previously view it.
Should the above property not be disposed Of
before the 2sth of August next, it will on that
Iday be offered at public sale, on the premises
For terms, application may be made to Mr.
James Kerr, residing near the same, or to the
subscriber.
William Thomas,
Head of Chester, Kent County, Maryland
July i9--t28A @
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Ne1G Sure.

JUST opened by the subscriber, at No. Sc,
Market-street, Wlmingtsn, next door to Brir
tons tavern, fresh assortment of DRY
GOODS, viz -.
Best snperfne e. common cloths.
80 do. do. casi7leres,
India, cambria @ domestic muslinS,
do. do. checks,
Domestic p!aids and stripes,
i-l q o. girghams. dimities, +.
Cdticoes, rfsiings. stockings,
Bomba%etts, fannels. SSc. &c. ="
The whole of which, having been laid in at the
present reduced prices. will be sold wholesale OF
retail, very low for cash.
David Tatum.
Etk LII, 1917
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20
Nutiice.

THE Rev. William pryca having by deel
duly executed, bearing date the 20,h day ct
November, A. u. 1876, made an Assignment
Of all his property, both real ard personal, +.
the subscribers, in trust for the benefit OF his
CREDITORS, as mentioned in said deed. All yer
sons to whom tie said Wiam tryoe IS indtbt
ed, by bond, note. or otherwise, and who wish
to avail themselves Of lie benefit of said assig
ment, according to the terms thereof, are re-
quested 70 present then demands for cltemenr;
and ali persons Indebted to make immediate
payment.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20
A VALUABLE FARM
FOR RENE.

The subscriber offers for rent for a
term OF years, that valuable Farm in
Garretson's forest, called the CAVES
which was occupied by the late MRS.
Margaret Carroll.
This property is about IL miles dis
ant from the city, in respectable and
healthy neighborhood. 1t contains about
500 acres of arabic Land, principally
bottom Land. admirably atlap'ed to the
growth OF timothy, large quantities of
which by judicious cultivation may be
raised.-Lime stone abounds, for the burn
ing of which for the use of this and adj.
joining farm, kiln has been lately e.
rected by Mr.. Shoemaker, with whom
satisfactory arrangements will be made
For mutual accommodation.
About ten acres were last year high
ly manfred, and seeded in Timothy,
which promises very abundant crop,
and by skilful use of lime the residue
may be equally productive.
The buildings are unusually numerous,
and afford every convenience for secur.
ing the crops the dwelling is comforla.
Bile, and ffords room for large family
Ii is desirable, nay indispensable that
the tenan! be an industrious and skilFul
farmer willing to cultivate the farm upon
the most approved plan, in order to i'm
prove the property. AS an inducemen,
TO applicants of character to rent the
properY the subscriber will let it on Ii
beral lsrms
The Iimoes is in sufficient abundance
for every purpose Of Enclosure and fire.
Mr.. Samuel Shoemaker will show the
farm, and the terms may be known by
applying TO me on Light st. wharf, Bali
mort.
Henry Brice.
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Proposals,
For publishing, by subscription, Al
work, to he entitled.
A JOURNAL
o. The lcss Of The Brig
Commerce.
1uiv 3--lawSr


OF Hartford. Comm capt. Riley !.
di The captivity cf capt. Riley, VIII
was for two months a slave amongst
the Arabs and of the slavery ans.
offerings OF tie author for nineteen
months, amongst the same people /:
with accounts ol'tha manners, custom,
and ham!s and Il description Of the
country Of this Arabs, BY Archiba :.
Robbins.
] he narratives and journals Of
Travellers. Adventures, the Ship
wrecked and pri,aners. are often tot,
with eXaggcratiuns, and not untre-
4uently condemned as deceivinS, ~.
Their than informing the world. The
author Of the proposed journal is
citizen of Connecticut, and one of the
snfttring crew Of Captain Riley.--Iie
has seen life in sphere uncommon
80 his CONFERENCE.-THE has endured
miseries Uncommon TO human nature.
by tie blessins> Of a nerci!uI Pr0vi-
deace he has survived to detail his
|sulffrings 60 the world. III truth will
excite advertisement, and even ocra.
sion iucredulity, he cannot help il /:
but he is resolved to tell plain un-
Ivarnisbed tale of extreme suffering
Of the manners, customs and habits Of
the extraordinary people among whom
he endured it. He will submit to the
world hoping that the liberality Of
the publick will in a small degree,
compensate, lin for his suffering, by
reading the tail OF il.
TERMS.
J.. The work shall constitute dao,
,tiesimo volume Of about thsec hundred
Ipages, to be handsomely bound.
III. The price 10 subscribers, vii
lhe one dollar, to non.subseribers 81 81
Ill. Those who procure twelv,
lsubseribeYs, and become responsible,
for the payments shall have a thir
Iteenth gratis.
| Hartford, July 4. As<7.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20
Robert Porter,
N =. - KEFt1Nc, ELL ER. ~
Respectfully informs ths Public, that he has Just received
from LEES PATENT MEDICINE sroRk % Maiden
Lane, New York,
~ ,s Il FRESH SUPPLY
Of the following genuine Medicines:
Hamitton's Worm Destroying Lo1en-

Which have cured immense number of persons of both
sexes of every and in every situation OF various dan
gerous complaints arising from Worms and from obsuo
tions or fouiness in the stomach and bowels. a
This medicine bears no analogy whatever to others Of
similar Titles commonly complained of, operating with
vioencei the contrary particular excellence Of this
fernedy It's being suited every gc and constitution 1t
contains nothing but what perfectly innocent, isso
mild in its operation that inure the delicate
pregnant lady, the tenderest infant of week old,
should exist nthe body; but will, without pains
gripping, cleanse the stom ach and bowels, of whaeveri
foul or offensive, and thereby prevent the proction Of
and many fatal disorders. The ozenges rartl
cnarly ecncious in carrying off all gross huDs ard erp
tons, everih and bilious complaints and the safest and
nlilLest atlYe that be used
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20
"A KNr,g.0in.

FOR SALE. FARM lying in Pencsder
hundred New Castle County, state of Delaware,
adjoining lands of the late Oh Harvey, John
Thompson ard others--distant about 3 miles
from Elkton, . from Newark, and 4 from
Glasgow, containing
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20

n INV ESTABLISHMENT
TINE. subscriber having lately erected in thi,
place large and comnodious Brick building,
calculated for
T.lVERN.

takes this opportunity to inform the public that
he is now ready to contract for rentngt the same,
and tnat possession can be had on the LIST OF
October next ut an immediate engagement
should he mtdc) or at any time between ther
and the first day of January lie fees himself
warranted in saying, that this establishment will
far exceed any ether on the Peninsula, not on
as to the numbsr, SIZE. and convenience of thu
apartments, but also Is to tie stabing, & every
out-hulding necessary to render it complete ans!
convenient all Of which are new and Of Brick
Its situation is preferable TO any other in ,ht
place, as it fronts both on Washington and fe
deral streets, and is contiguous to the Post OF
fee, Bank, Court House, Market House &c
and the town itself isadmt,ed to he superior ID.
any ON the Eastern share, for a Public HOUSE
To a man of experience and capital, il is be
ieyeJ but few houses present SO grcat 2 chance
Tor realising fortune.
Also, to rent for the ensuing year, or for p
Term Of years, if desired, four newly built brick
tenements. calculated to snit either Mechanics
or Merchants, being situated on Washington
street, adjoining the aforesaid Tavern. These
,'ands arc considered equal to any in the place
tor business.
Samuel Groolne,
Easton, Md.
1uiv 3--lawSe
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Henry Brice.
FOR SALE,
4 Zract Of Lard.

IN Cecil county, Md sass on one of the branches Of
North East River, about two and half miles from Nlvca
tion aiming hundred and sixty acres one hundred
OF wth being welltmbered the remainder arabic There
is the aqove premises eligible situation for Mill, Fac
cory, uSrefy, DC. The esl.riE!sy Of the above pre-
perty to navigation renders well worth the notice of y
person dealing in FirewOod Slip timber for the Bati
more market, there are on the premises great
nf valuable white oak trees, There is also comfortable
istion Is healthy, with spring of excellent wafer con.
to the house. rhs property sdoins lands q
'auel tiaflt ESq. and also Mfr Sinp o. nukecper late
" deceased The payments will be made easy to wit
No more thar third will oc required in hard, the re
nainder on esgendee credit, with properseeurity.
Enquire ofe,c subscriber,
JOSIAH. l.. Foard,
Near Warwick, cec;rConnty, Nd.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20
Hamiiton'S Ess

A safe and effectr
lsprails and bruises,
tions, nuinbncss and@
head ache, swe,ed fae SO;
the i'll fleets of getting wet or damp in the feet.
The geIiillHe PersiGn Lotion.
So celebrated among the fashionable throughout Europs
lis invaluable cosmetic, perfectly inoeen and safe, free
from corrosive and tePssnt a. e aasi, o. other 10;
the face ard skim freckies pinples hammatoy redness.
fs 'esIs % pe ed IS;
natural insensbe Precipitation, which IS essential to health,
See4 efs soft and sO5's and improving the eonpexon
Restorative T0,cder for Inc Teeth
and Gums.
This excellent preparation comfa and strengthens the
gums, preserves the enamel from eecay and ceaes and
whtens the teeth by absorbing all slime and
toulness, which, suffered TO accumulate never is 10 in
jure and finally ruin them.
HamiIion's Grand Restorative.
Is recommended as Invaluable medicine for the
speedy relief snd psnehen cure OF te vros
residence climates unfavoa able TO the constitution, the
mmoderate use Of tea freqnent al9Heaon Or any euler
mercury the diseases peculiar to females at certain period
Of lhe, bad iyngs in,&.
HamiHon's EliIiJ'.
Celebrated for the cure of colds,
and approaching consumptons, and certain feedy for
the whocping cough.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water.
sovereign remedy for all diseases of the eyes whether
the effect OF natural weakness or Of accident.
}u0t:i- .1rAt Dr0Dss
The only rcmelyyet discovered which givel immediate
and fasting relief in the most severe instances.
ITCH CURED.
lees Ointment fer the Itch.
warranted inf4llble remedy at one application, may
lie used with perfect safety infants wees cid not
tanning particle OF mercury any dangerous Ingredient
whatever, and not accompanied with that torinenting
smart which attends the application OF other remedies
Lees FnfdIGble .4gue e Ferer Drops,
the Of agues, remtent, and ntermtent
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
NJ b. At the place of sale pamphlets may be had gratis,
describing cures performed by the above medicines the
number importance and responsibility OF which, iulIy JUS
tlfy veery article OF the advertisement.
Jan. o--tt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20

Syllogism.--in answer to query
in the European Mazagine. how
nothing can be . substantive, a wri-
ter remarks: 81 shall frame my an
swep by proving that nothing is some
thing, and consequently that nothing,
in grammar, has legitimate clain 10
the nppellotion Of Substantive. What
is a word' A word is something.
Nothing is a word--tilereioPe nothing
IL sOmelhing.'
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20
Eate of an American Gentle
man.

sBsssrs. B0Ilcs. Il C0.--Since my
return to america, from the Desert Of
Zaara, in Africa which was on the
sOth May, A. ID. 1917, at Boston.
have examined in Van, many iaiii'c
papers to find some mention Of the
Yne anch0'y death of AN Jimericar
& tieinaD, who was like mysclFa slave
10 The Arabs. learned bis fate from
John Brown. Of New York, who Was
ransumed at .EiogGdore. near The tisnr
WAS, and who WAS passenger will
me To Boston. He said he saw hih
die in DncemEcr 1910. upon tie De
seit, and buried him with bis own
hands. H,own did not know his name:
but few fats which 1 learned from
him may lead to a discovery. Brown
ro!d ne that this gentleman was y
Passenger 10 vessel from Rdliim0rt
40 Ba9;os .9grGs. called the RoDp---
chat he was commissioned tor the az.
my Of tho Patriots in South amcrict,
---tha. he had been 4 major in Ihc L.
States, late army. and was said to be
a relative of the late Vice President
Of the United States, and a citizen OF
the southern states. He left The Konp.
and went aboard Prize bound t.
Baenos .ayres Smith. prizemastep ;
who WAS drowned. as the vessel went
a share on the western coast of Afiic;,
in about lat. t9desress N. This gen
.ieman was enslased with Brown, &
died Us mentioned. This statement
may be Of service, as it may lead to
IL discovery OF his name. and inform
his suffering friends Of his fate.
ARCHIBALD ROBBINS.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20
David 'ratum.
5000 Reward.

h mo. nth, 1817.---.--tf.
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Wear WaTWick, CecifConnty, Ml.
July 2e--sf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20
ReSlOratire T0acder Tor The Itct
nlkd Gums.

This excellent preparation comfa and strengthens the
GUMS preserves the enamel from uecy and cieanes and
tens the teeth by absorbing all the acrimonious slime and
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20

Aug. pit
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
DIR. GOROLD'S
VEGE7ABLE BdLM or LIE
Price one dollar.
LEVIG ATED CHARCOAL TOOTH
MN ~
Price 50 Cents.

LEVIGATED CHARCOdL IOC1H
DER,
Price 50 Cents
THE PESIOPd7IFE DENTPTFI(E,
Flor cleansing, whitening and preserving this
teeth and gums Price ~ cents per box.
This valuable preparation possesses the mes,
aautaiy virtue in cleansing and beautifying the
teeth; in It's composition it is perfectly isee
from acid or any other pernicious property lia-
bic TO corrode, or in any way injure the teeth,
for which reason is attributed the safety OF its
use and the preference il h as uptaired over 9Th.
er preparations intended for similar purposes,
it strengthens the gums, eradiestes she scnrvy,
sweetens the breath, preserves the teeth trera
decay my, and prevents them from aching, re.
cessl,y ofhaviug then,drawn, sc,
TIE B4LM OF IbERIA,
Extracted from the Iherlan fragrant plant.
ar c,iriug tiefecs OF the skin. and improving
the complexion, sc Price 2 dollars.
Since the above invaluable medicines weee
irst discovered, upW ards of seven bundled tinu.
sand persons have experienced their happy AID
Sautaty effects. many Of whom from the low
rs, stage oi thsr disorders.
| Take notice, thar each and all the above &C.
iune medicines are signed on the outside covess
with the Signature of III. sole proprietor,
T. w. DYUTT. Nj. II.
A supply of the above medicines Just re@eiv-
ed and Tor sale by the following Agents, whrte
pau phleis containing ceruEcates OF cures, &c.
may be had gratis.
| Dr.. 'Jascbh Bai5C e Co. Wilmington.
r MmsftM Sn.;rso.
i = w T0yyrSpsd, WeSt Chester
i .s1amcs Iti.icrAep 1EGva
i Rodct Cclrltyec Ch'aanao;d.
I CART Ross Laurel.
i DR.. T W. DYOTl', respectfully informs lis
friends and tie Euoiic, that the above gcna,ie
ned,cines Sold r philadelphia oniy, 4 as
lwhaesas-and reial Drug ard FafAy Mea..
leiue Warehouse. H. 4 corner Of Secan6 and
:. isale s,reeta--whe9r, il addition 10 the above.
) nt has constantly Tor sale. BY wholesale or re.
q all, an extensive and eenera, assortment 1T
K Fresh Drugs aud approved CHEMICALS, Glass
furniture. tias, and professional an @es Of
A every description for t0wr county me, ;han,s,
hlWaetiuners, &c. Gil Liberal ms, Tor cash or at
. he usual credit.
Il August Ply
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DR. 7BERTSON'S
INFALLIBLE TLEM ID ES1ROfIN;


medicine universally etcened for destroying every
species OF wartns. rrce fifty ccnts.
symptoms The common symptoms of the are
paercss Of the counteHanee, al other times flushing OF thf
face, itching of The and ahnnt the scat, starting
ending Of re teeth i'll Scp, swelling OF the upper lip, u
appetite snrenes bad at Other times goraesis lo0St
ness lisa greeable hreath. hard sWeed belly, re hns
tire urine frntlly ard sometimes Of Whtil COLOR grip
or choc pains involuntary discharge Of saliva. especial
" when asleep; frequent pains III the side with
swoonngs, cold sweats, epiiepiic hts &c. &c.
Though nunbcrlcss medicines extotd for expcilr
and ling WORMS none equal in efficacy to Dr. Robert
sonts Destroying Lozegcs they mild in rhqi
operation and may be given to the youngest infant wit,
isafety.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
Notice.

The subscriber gives notice, Nat il
The n nth Of August last, there WAS PICK
ga Up OUT Of the River Delaware, near
Roedy Island, about 40 tashnms OF a LARGE
s'ze Gable, 10 which is attached the stalk
and part Of the shank Of large size
AAchor. Also near the same place, was
Ptcaed Up, q smaller sized Anchor. Any
person or persons coming forward and
rro,ng the properly, paving charges,
sall " entitled 10 their proportion as
che law directs.
William Clever.
Fort Penn, Sept. l--0ct 4. St
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attention I

The subscriber offers Cor sale, that we'll
known property, in Brandywinc hundred
containing Is acres; there is TIVE
story stone house and kitchen, rrame
barn So by Is feet; stone spring house,
corn crib, carriage house, well ofcx
eellent water The arabic lard i, dy,d
ed into eight lots, which is surtou ira
with thorn he remainder AUCKLAND.
There is on said {Arm one Il complete
ly set Yah scarlet ~trawbtrr'ts; rraf.
graps, paach, aid all Determinations 81
Ho~trs tNat uaturc can produce. Also
8 app.y orchards d thu b, = se,ectlt
fruit, al, RATED II is wurtnv any q n
tlenau's attention. Half ns,e from I
grist mill, and three from Wilmington.
j. g. tiaraer.
Oct. q. 3m
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22

The last drawn numbers the rth, rath, 18th 18th.
aot, 3rs ,ad. sd, SAITH soh Spin, ss-h seth, 4st,
4id 45d, 4oth 4h .gth, 40h, syst, SAD, S, s4! oth,
nth, ;sth i9th, di old, ojd, eith, o5th, o3th ctr,
ONE HUNDRED rpCKErS i'll this Lottery; commencing
with number Jooo and protesting il; regular succession
70 number 5000.
he above schcme Of the Fourth Class OF tie State Lot
Gerry, Srcsnct tfig offered 70 the pubic, under the i'm
oY almost evsry Jay in the whole lottery yie,s high
ri1e, independent o. sly Capitals VI ch are hostng, and
liable -ph lraysg OF ANY hag Of drawing.
he nnic 81 otSery is &c all III the improvement
Of the int nf ldticn uf the state IF tn State u
penasrlN7Aia Mas attrizet by the Legislative *
rgssiy tdt puf II is for the Interest CT the Gill
Of fhe stats generally. and particularly those o.
the City of Philadelphia, that II should nctcrd. u aN
1ehup,a thneote shat AL Nlo feet friendly IL thu hoec
Of his lottery, viii hy ii ke in tht sae, aud such a
hnuld be 50 fe'suiarc to dtA% pi4e, VIII Al eas
To- Vie advancement III most iaudahle undertakings
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
A Tract Of Land,

Called Forrest Lodge; containing eight
hundred and seventeen and one quarter
acres, lying and being in Caroline coun.
ty, adjoining the lands Of col. keene.
And on the following day, on the preml-
ses, two tracts OF land called Part Of
Wright's Hope, and Wrlght's Forrest,
containing one Thousand and torty four
acres, lying and being in Queen Anne's
coanty, and about three miles from For
rest Lodge, late the property Of Arthur
Bryan, Esqr. deceased. About five hun.
dred and fifty acres of Forrest Lodge, &
the whole of the last mentioned tracts
are in wood The land will DC divide,
so as 10 SUIT purchasers, and upon terms
which will be advantageous, which vii
be made known on the day of sale. An,
communication relative to the said land
can be made to Robert Welch, of Ben. o
the city Of Annapolis. who is IL posses
sion Of the pats and title papers. Sal
to commence al O'clock.
John SHAFT Stochctt.
Oct, 25~-t24N
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Fare. 1 10.
sigHeisl DiiDners.

Farmers. s,'p i,nh iiau,e garnen
'ars. Masons. St.oemahrrs, Taylrs
an,' Nierhauies Of ALMOST every des.
ntintian, both Toy j ant girls. who w,ol
~ bind themselves fnr liuliird time
% .!efraS ne rSpeus, ! oftbcir pa-sa@,
from Ame,cr;lam t. Auyri y. irpl'
~ board the Swedish, brig :.anii:. iu-
Captain j. A. Hri -!inan. in tie n
scr Delaware, opposite Goilowhiii
street, Or al the Cn"n''ng House N
w. 0tdin e 60.
Nh. IS. snnti " arve-.
Nov, Eft