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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-03
CIRCAssiAN EYE WATER.
Price one doiiat

JTftS % CCNIS.
A sovereign remedy for all disorders ofthe
eyes whether arising from cold inflammation
Neaknrss &c
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
District of Columbus

County OF Alexandria,,
an the petition OF Sarah Eveleth, an
" insolvent debtor, confined in the goal
of Alexandra county for debt, Notice is
hereby giiven to the creditors Of the said
Sarah Eveletb, that on the first Monday of
June next, at 9 A. M. at the Courthouse
of said county, the oath prescribed by the
act of Congress of the United States, en-
titled ''an act for the relief of Insolvent
debtors within the District of Columbia"
will be administered 70 the said Insolvent,
and a Trustee appointed, unless sufficient
cause to the contrary be then and there
shown.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
four times in both the newspapers prin-
ted in Alexandria, before that day.
By order of the honorable William
Cranch, Chief Judge of the United States
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, G. c.
may 90 At
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
District of Columbia.

County of .Me1andria, to ont.
IN the petition Of VIM. Wedderburn
" an InsolveHt Debtor, confined in the
gaol OF Alexandria county for debt,-Wo.
tics is hereby giiuen to the creditors of the
said VIM. W%eddeburn, that on the first
Monday of June next, at 8 A. M. at the
court house OF said county, the oath pre-
scribed by the act Of Congress OF the Uni
ted States, entitled can acf for the relief
of lnsolvent Debtors within the District of
Columbia" will be administered to the
said Insolvent, and a Trustee appointed,
unless sufficient cause to the contrary be
then and there shown.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
four times in both the newspapers printed
I'D Alexandria before that day.
By order of the honorable William
Cranch. Chief Judge of the United States
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, G.. G.
NAV o. 1t
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
District of CuiuslbIa.

County of alexandria to ont:
ON the petition of James Bland, an
" insolvent debtor, confined in the Jail
OF Alexandra county for debt, Notice is
hereby given to the creditors of the said
James Bland that on the Ist Monday of
June next, at 9 O'Clock A. M. at the court
house of SAID county, the oath prescribed
by the act of Congress Of the U. States,
entitled San act tor the relief of insolvent
debtors within the District OF Columbia"
will be administered to the said Insolvent,
and a Trustee appointed, unless sufficient
cause to the contrary be then and there
shewn.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
four times in both the newspapers in Alex
andria before that day.
By order of the bon. William Cranch
chief Judge Of the United States circuit
court OF the District of Columbia.
Teste EDM, /. LEE, G. G..
may 90 at
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
Superb Paper Hangings.

superb Faper f1anglngs.
q P. FRANKLIN respectfully informs
-. the citizens OF Washington, George
town, Alexandria, and their vicinities, that
he is now opening at bis store, Pennsylva
MIA avenue, a few doors east of the Centre
Market, his spring stock Of Paper Hang
ings. constituting a most splendid assort-
ment Of the newest patterns, which, for
their cbeapness and rich variety are hot to
be surpassed by any in the District of Co.
lumbla. Among them are the following:
French vetUet and satin Papers,
With borders to correspond; American
Satin and Damasks; French and Ameri-
can common Papers. Also, very elegant
East India, French, and american
Chimney Screens.
In addition TO which be has received a
pattern book of Macauley's Philadelphia
Patent Floor Cloth Carpeting, warranted
equal to the English manufacture, and
suited to Fl, rooms square, obloDg, octagoD,
circular; or to fit recesses however irregu-
lar.
S. P. F. also informs the public that he
continues to hang papers at the shortest no.
tice, in the neatest style, and and at the
lowest prices.
NAV 10 ST
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
Newburyport, May 10.

Newburyport, May 10.
Arrived, schr. Governor. Morrison, Ca
baroco, (P. R.) Is days. Left barque A
merrca, Emery, of Kennebu5k; brig Sam
Gorden, of Boston; brig Bliss Of Baltimore;
these vessels were all carried in and de.
tanned by a Spanish %privateer ldgger, OF 2
esDs-the crews were Immediately thrown
into prison, without liberty Of noting a
protest, till by the interference and assls-
lance Of Capt. Morrison, they obtained
leave to lay their cases before the civil au-
tborities, when it was probable they soon
would be released. The p%reteuce of the
priyateersman who is represented to have
had a forged document constituting her a
government vessel, but was IN tact no bet"
ter than a licensed pirate) was, that there
was an informally in their clearance from
the last port whence they sailed. The
Sam for instance, had a small gus, and a
few small arms, which was not mentioned
in the manifest. Spoke May l, lat. %,
8, long. So. 90, schr. Galaxy, Gibson ID
days from Boston for Trinidad de Cuba.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23

O,d,red, That Messrs. Douglas, Veitch,
Mc1uire. g. Johnston, be a committee to
sxamine the corporation dock, at the low
or end of Prinsess street, and report to the
council their opinion on its healthiness, OF
what ought to be done with it.
Rsso!vsd, That until the 18th September
next. the lamps be not lighted, with the
exception of those in the market house.
Ordered, That the Sup. Int. Police, un-
der the direction of the President OF Coun-
I'll be authorised to rent out the Corpora
t;on wharf at public auction to the highest
bidder. until the LIST day of March next.
Extract from the minutes, Teste,
/ P. THOMPSON, G. c.
may 23
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
Notice.
may %

PROPOSALS will be received by the
Il subscriber, until the 25th inst. for re-
pairing the store and dwelling lately oe-
cupIed by VIM. Wood, at the corner of
King and Pitt streets. Carpenters. Plas-
ter.rs and painters will leave their propo-
sails with R. IT. Ramsay j. CO. who will
Inform them what repairs | want made
JAMES G.. WILSON.
NAV 81 t26th
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
~ MARINE LIST, $50
PORT OF ALEYANDRIA
copied FROM THE READING-RooM BOOKS,
.Arriped, Tuesday, May 81.

Ship Fair Trader, Fletcher, Liverpool,
40 DAYS; salt, coal, crates and dry goods,
~ Phineas Janney, Hugh Smith &. Go. Z.
& | P. Thompson, Patton & Butcher,
Braden Morgan, T. Co. Ingle & Linsley,
and Pishey Thompson. May l6, lat, so
long II, spoke brig William y Eliza,
Liefhim, Is days from Surinam. for Bos-
Steam boat Potomac Middleton 22 hrs.
from Norfolk, with passengers.
Ship Ulysses, Rose, and brig Elizabeth
Sturges, from hence, went to sea l4tn.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
Spring Goods.

Spring Goods.
DRADEN MORGAN g. Co. have i'm
ID ported in the ship Wilhelmina, from
Liverpool.
7-8 6ne and super fancy prints
9-8 do do do chlntz
Do super furniture do
Do cambria muslins,
GA do do
Do camb ging. striped & checked
Plain leno I
Tam5oured do
Loom sewed japaned
Do do do book
Tamboured do
India do
Do null ? MUSLINS.
Hair cord
Fancy stripe
Satin stripe
Jackonet
Fancy bingham robes
White Marseilles cuttings
Handsome printed do
! and ! drab, slate, blue, and Striped
cotton cassimeres
Plain and striped drillings
7-8 and A Irish linens
Do brown hollands
7.8 and 9 8 steam loom shirtings
Won.en's white cotton hose
Mems do do do
White cotton balls
9-8 cotton apron checks
Striped jeans
Do forentines
Wilmington stripes
Black plain and footed1
Tea. scarlet. crimson lGALLOONs
Drab lilac and ~
lngrained scarlet
Black and white hat bands
Tribble gilt coat & vest buttons
Horn suspender do
Pearl shirt buttons
AL and 5lb best London pins
5 mo tt
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
For Freight,

SAE The schooner GEORGE. Doane.
MS6s master, burthen about 1000 bbls.
is nearly new, and every way a first rate
vessel-wllI be ready for a cargo to-mor-
row. Apply to Fl. LADD& co.
NAV %
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
ARRIvED....MAY z2,

ARRIvED....MAY z2,
schr. Victory, Halves, s DIS finn Boston;
cargo of plaster, oil, & paper to L. FL.
Rowland.
schr. George, Doane, 10 days from
Boston; plaster to J. IL. Laid.
Brig Venus, Kelly, OF this port. was at
Madeira April Is.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23

Orders should be forwarded without de.
lay to insure their arrival in time to be ex-
ecuted previous to the drawing Of this bril-
liant capital. which will take place on the
9th of next month. Gain of the wheels is
10000 dollars, and all the capital prizes
are undra Wn.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
A. e.. CaZenOve & Co..

A. G.. Cazenove & Go.
HAVE for sale, on accommodating
IL terms,
Young hyson and gunpowder tea, cargo
of ship Panther, imported last month;
Prime retailing molasses
N. E. rum, Jamaica do.
Whiskey, gin, and sugar
Finest old madeira & port wine,a
Cut nails & brads I'd TO 4Cd inclusive
Dupont's g%unpowder
Baltimore window glass
Spanish segars, yellow soap,
Sperm, mould, and dipt candles
with a very extensive stock OF American,
European, and India piece goods.
may 16
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
Fifty Dollars Reward.

D ANYWAY from the subscriber, Irving
IL near Marbury's ferry, District Of Coz
lumbia, on the LIST inst. q negro man named
Daniel, calling himself Daniel Solomon,
generally known by the name ofTalbott's
Daniel. He took with him several suits Of
good clothing, a fur bat, and a drab color.
ed great coat with a large cape.
Daniel is about forty.six years Of age, a.
bout 5 feet 6 or z inches high, is stout
made. has several remarkable scars on bis
breast; thick lips, and the under lip consid-
erably projecting, and large eyes. He is
an artful ~insinuating fellow.
Daniel has an extensive acquaintance p
relations in Fairfax county and this Dis
trict. 1t is probable that he is lurking a.
bout Alexandria, or at Cedar Grove, Mrs.
McCar,y's, where he has relations. Fifty
dollars will be given for bis a%pprehens
sion, or secured in Jail so that | get him AZ
gain and all reasonable charges will be
paid.
e. 1t is expected that
Daniel will endeavor to travel under the
protection of a tree pass.
GEORGE TALBOTT.
may 9
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
ACADEMY.

AOA L.
IN addition to the usual course Of studies
i taught in the Columbus-st. Academy,
will be taught the CLASSICS by the Rev.
J. ". FAIRCLOUGH. "A few more En-
gIish students can be admitted. For terms
apply to the subscriber
may Is tt JAMES CADEN.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23

Earthen Ware, China ana
Glass.
HUGH SMITH eco have just recei-
Lived by the ship Wilhelmina, from Liz
verpool, q large supply, which gives them
q general assortment, tor sale as low as to
be had 10 the northern cities.
They have also, and intend keeping for
sale, an assortment of
Stone Ware.
Also-pipes in boxes Of 8 and 4 Gro %.
Window glass in do 8 by 10 and 10 byl2,
DemUohns, 8 and 4 gallons.
may 9 3W
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23

John HI. Laid 8 Co.
Lave just received by brig Winifred
III from Havana, and brig Resolutions
from st. Thomas, and schr. Mary from
Newburyport,
80 boxes white and brown Havana
sugar
80 boxes Muscovado do
FL bbls. do do
IA hhds molasses
5000 doz. Amegor superior Spanish Sc.
gars, in whole, halves T. quarter boxes
3 bags cocoa,
8 do coffee
2 hhds w. /. rum
l Dbl & A boxes tallow
IL cases mems e. boys fine shoes
3 do fur hats
50 bbls N. E. run,
may IL
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
RUNNELLS
Report of The 18th Days Drawing of the
WASHINGTON
MONUMENT LOTTERY

No. 856 a prize of DI00
1890 1869 l5482 1858 SO
1926 1856 5o38 1864 1l4I2 I4o871
1879 1885 1865 16463 1888 $50
1867 1886 1882 1913
Marked thus = sold in shares at Run.
nells's Office, King street, Alexandria.
The drawing will be continued on
Thursday next, in the city of Baltimore.
@Distant adventures will recollect
that on the 10th drawing of this lottery,
that the first drawn number will be entitled
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
of 1000 Dollars.

And a great number OF 100 dollars, SO.
20, &c. &c. One thousand dollars will be
awarded to the first drawn number on
Thursday next, and ten thousand dollars
to the first drawn 90 18th drawing. Chan
ces in this splendid lottery may still be OBJ
tanned at the following low prices.
Wholes $l2 Quarters 8
Halves 6 Eighths | so
For sale in a variety of numbers at
j. II.
Fortunate Office.
NAV 81
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
Office of the Asst Com. Of Sub.
Fort Washington May FL.

Fort Washington, May II.
GEALED proposals will be received At
- this office until the Goth June for fur.
nisbIDg thu troops and laborers at this post
with fresh Beef for one year commencing
on tie LIST of July, 1892. The beef to be
Of good and wholesome quality, and fur.
n..het 10 quarters when the quantity will
allow, when less than a quarter is required
an equal proportion Of Is, I'd and Sd qua.
lilies. TIE contractor to deliver the beef
at the post twice in each week. in such
quantities as shall be directed by the As
sistant Commissary, until the weather is
sufficiently cool to allow OF draw ing two
days beef at once, when the contractor
viii! be required to deliver II Only once 10
will be required for the performance of tho
THOMAS CHILDS,
nav 81 1t. T. Asst Com. Sub.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-18
AMERICAN IMPROVEMENT.

Progress in The arr Of Dying.-A few DAYS ago
we visited the DYE House belonging to the extern
sNe lngral"ed Carpet Manu- actory, OF Messis John
q Nicholas Haight, of this city Formerly the
process oil dying was carried on with kettles placed
over hres' the steam, heat, and smoke arising from
"h'ch were constant annoyance without the pro
cess oeihg expedtlously satisfactorily performed
on the premises OF Messrs. Haighs, we were much
gratihed to find all these difficulties obvated by thr
application OF steam, and the use of machinery, the
sole invention OF these enterprizng gentlemen
~ one floor not more than eighty feet long, we
oeheld nineteen wooden baths, containing about / 50
gallons each, all at work some boiling, Others
receiving their supplies Of hot or cold water and
Others discharging, without tho least appearance of
hrt or smoke, and withou, any manual labor
This important invention is attended with ibos.
advantages which might naturally be expected. lie
Messrs Haights double the quantity of worl y,
the same expense while brilliancy and perma-
nency OF colour IS obtained. which cannot be done
~ any o'neF process These results must 10,
ever silence those who boast Of the superior mann
ac'ures OF Europe IN this particular art. Here we
nave demonstrated beyond all cotradc ton, that
ha'ive Americans can not only invent labor saving
aenhecy' out produce colours equal il not super.
or to any imported carpeting,
II mas been long and industriously attempted to
impress on the public mind belief that DIVING
Iouu not be carried on in this country, ewing tol
t"e want OF proper water, and of the materials used
to' coiourihG' All these efforts, however, are rem
oered iruitess by the establishment of Meesre
t1aisn's' Where the Manhattan water only il nsed
anu "ueie every necessary drug, except one is the
produce OF the United Siates.-C9m. .4dv.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-18

Farewell, farewell, tits fate's decree,
That watts me hence from love and thee.
While that breasts thus calmly heaving,
Dreams it not that we must part!
While the syphs Of dreams are weaving,
Wreaths of love for Emma's heart
Dreams it not that we must sever,
To meet again, Oh never, never?
Awake my love, and give me hearing,
The bark that watts me hence is near;
The morning dawns-the sky is clearing,
must no longe, lnger here:
The anchor Is now speak, and |
Must yield me to my destiny.
She hears me not-the signals making,
4 he shore boat comes, must away;
The sails are set, the day is breaking,
Fate bids me go, and obey:
. Emma hear loves funeral knel
That cruel sound, farewell farewell
PYTHIAS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-18
WEST POINT ACADEMY.

The annual examination O! the corps OF Cadets
at the United States Military Academy at Wess
Point, commenced on Monday the Sd instant, ma
will continue for three weeks. The Board OF Va.
silers, appointed by the Secretary Of War, con sss
of the following gentlemen.
General Cadwalader, of Pennsylvania, President
General Swilt, OF New York.
General Bernard; 1t. Colonel Totten, Board o.
Engineers.
Professor Silliman, Of Connecticut.
Cap. LIE Conte, Typographical Engineer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-18
CINCINNATI, JUNE /.

IN eBectaat care for the Agae
There is not more unpleasant disorder than inc
Fever and Ague, that is at the same time so COM
mon IN every part Of the country. A remedy 10Y
this disease has come 10 our knowledge, and ono
which we have proved by numerous experiments 70
be eHectuai, and we deem it duty we owe to Tue
community to make it as public as we can. we
have no particular knowledge in the healing art nor
do we pretend to be the discoveries of this remedy
but having tried it in various cases; and experienced
Its beneficial effects, we do not hesitate to recon-
mend 1t with confidence to such of our fellow GU
Gems as may be afflicted with this tedious and as
agreeable compliant and if the prescription is prop
eriy pursued we will venture to promise cure aies
one days use oil it, or two at farthest.
axe one portion OF powdered rheubarb and TWO
equal portions OF the best Peruvian bark, and mis-
them In French brandy, or good old whiskey, 70
Inc consistency of thin crcam-brandy is prefer
able. Take as much as the patient can bear, from
the third OF wine glass TO full glass, according u
the age OF the patient, four or five times day For
q child 1t should be diluted with water. lIt'le,
spice may be added to make it more palatable IL
the bark should act too powerfully on the bowe's'
diminish the quantity
The best barks should always be procured. lhere
is great difference in the quality, as well as the
price of this article. Cia. GG2
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-18
From the Trenton True american

:, MIR. ;, WILSON Il have just visited the Shear
Grass Hat hangtactory, lin imila ion Of Leehorn,
established I BY Miss ST. Martin, which, although in
=, th ,'%. STATES satisfactorily shews with what iacil
',a. elegant and expensive article NAV be perfectv
maze 10 this country have enclosed YOU sample
,me olaa which is certainly equal to any imported
some p. OF Miss St Martins Hats are now makne
S w'rn we IVES sincerely hope will sell as we'll This
younh iaoy deserves every encouragement for her
perseverance IN this undertaking. The plaitoe IF
s"e onaLu, we understand will give employment to
hu'noer OF women and children.-The want or
a,as seems Sc TO be the greatest difficulty at present
ory aud aooe as well IN the country as at the fac
ory' and as the season is last approaching for w
ee.ng the Grass, and preparing for use, earnest
y recommend 1t TO my Country women to er,br.os
ne opportunity of learning the art of preparing ~,
Market A az Pp.aing Il, as will always find ready
any young lady, for small compensation. who;
ts ;l' eaeh others 1t can be introduced into every
'a'pi'y, as easy as the knitting of stockinp AMI
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-18
La7o If Colombia relative 10 he .NaturaG=qH5n o.
F0rei5nera.

LaF0 " Colonofd TefdHUe 10 the JfdturQhzGHon o.
Foreigners.
The mode according to which Foreigners can at.
tain Naturalization in Colombia is fixed bya Law
of the Sd of Sep 1921, as follows:
The foreigner, DESTROYS Of Naturalization, must
renounce all allegiance to, and titles OF employs he
may hold from any other Government, and swear
TO the Laws and Constitution of the Republic. I'd.
He must bring with him some trade or useful mode
OF subsistence and after having made known TO The
municipality of the town in which he resides his
wishes to become Citizen, he must reside in the
Country three years
Ii however he obtains landed property in the
Country oil the clear worth of 1000 dollars t0 gears
residence suffice; if of 1000 dollars one years re-
sdence: ii he marries with native Of Colombia
sic months, and If he acquires landed property oil
$1,000 value, no period of residence is required.
8, Having complied with the above conditions he
applies tor Letter of Naturalization to the Cover
nor OF the Province in which he lives, accompany
ing his memorial by the necessary proofs and
statement of his family and condition: the Co
vernon forwards this memorial with what observa-
lions he may deem necessary to the Executive
who RENTS through his hands the Letter OF Nata-
on the receipt Of which, and ON taking the
oaths, such foreigner becomes in all re-
'peets entitled to the rights and privileges Of o.
'izen of Colombia.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-18

MIR. MuNRoE-Three objections may be urged
against the following production-lst has not hat
the advantage OF being sung by Pirate beneath hi,
mistress wlndow-2d 1t has not crossed the bois-
ferrous ocean-5diy' IT'S the natural child of I
nameless parent
should be well pleased, however, if YOU would
send it to each of your numerous subscribers, and
inform them it is supposed to have been sung a, a
farewell serenade beneath his mistress window bv
an Irish Emigrant, on the morning of hi. fIeh,
from tyrannic persecution to the shore, OF Liberty.
during the rebellion IN II led
THE IRISH EMlGRANT'S FAREWELL,
SERENADE.
Awake thou calmly Stumbling maiden,
Love now summons thee TO wake;
This heart with love and sorrow laden,
Of thee its last farewell must take:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-18

Erhe editor of the Baltimore Morning Chronicle in pub
ishing the following sublime ode to the Supreme Being,
remarks that he knows not who is the author We have
The pleasure to inform him. that is from the Russian An
thoogy and written by the celebrated Derzhayin-
This poem is said TO have been translated into Japanese
by order of the emperor and hung up, embroidered -
gold the temple of eddo 1t has also been translated
into the Chinese and Tartar languages, written on piece
of rich silk and suspended in the imperial palace at Pekn
1t is noble composition, worthy of all these honorsI
~ r. Statesman
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-18

will be much more profitable employment. ~
Grass grows spontane in almost every part ~
our country and the wheat from which the I 90
horn is made can be easily raised on any poor lana
was much pleased to see the hats now makinc .hr
two little girls, lately from Holland, under ID years
OF age. There is no calculating the advantage which
would arise to this country from establishing TIL
manufacture on an extensive scale-which we hon
will soon be done Any person who is willing h
advance or 400 dollars for year or two, mjpb
be sure of increasing it at leaat fve.fold hon.
ere long to see Factory established in my natir.
S ate. A JERSEY WOMAN i
N b. Miss St Martins Grass Hat ManuiactOrv,
is at No. 588 Broadway, New-York.